South Norfolk High School - Tiger Yearbook (South Norfolk, VA)
- Class of 1950
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WE 'ENIQR QW? NJHFQL M1152-27 KWWL 9 WE TIGER ?: N . 5 j Nt' u j W Foreword Here it is-the 1950 TIGER-and are we proud of itll VVe like it and we hope you Will. We waited four years to put out a yearbook of our own, and at last our chance came. The staff, with the help of the Senior Class, worked from September to June of this past year to make this annual a memory book of the year's outstand- ing and important events. As the years go by, We hope that as you look through this 28th volume of the TIGER, you will rernernber the football games, basketball, baseball, track, the dances, plays, assemblies, classes, clubs, teachers and friends of our good old school days at South Norfolk High. H01-E SNIITH Ijditor'-in-Chief Uur School Spring, summer, fall or winterg rain or shine we marched faithfully to our old Alma Marnmyf' Although small, We are very proud of our Hhandsomev school, and try to maintain that well-kept appearance at all times. J. Lf' The one snow of the year which came just in time foi us to get a pictule enhanced our park and made us forget th many dlezuy xalny days. ALMA MATER C Tune: The Beflr 0fSai1zt Illaryj ' O, hail to South Norfolk, VVe sing of your praise. VVith pride in our hearts our voices we raise. VVe sing of your glory, Oh, long may it stand To guide us forever throughout all the land. CHORUS Hail, our Alma Mater, we proudly proclaim, South Norfolk will lead us to freedom and fame, And gladly Weill follow with spirit and truth The light that 'shines to brighten lives of valiant youth. DEDICATION This year the dedication of our annual goes to Nfiss Myrtle Smith, our librarian, who has unselfishly given her time to the students of South Norfolk High School. Whenever we go to the library we can be sure of finding Miss Smith faithfully at Work. And what an efficient worker she is! just take a look at our library. Always neat as a pinl In addition to her daily duties she is principal of night school. W'hen it comes to preparing for a class dance, hliss Smith is always on the spot to help with the decorations. If films are needed for an assembly or for class, Nliss Smith sees that We get them. Miss Smith also has a hidden talent-a detective! Yes, she usually finds the books that we so often misplace. You rate high with us, h-fiss Smith, and we are grateful for the helpful sug- gestions and advice you have given us ln our school work. VVe Wish you much success in the future. ff- E wif V - s.. gf? -. .f.' F . f i - Al E - 1 Wf xk Z Q v I ,A f lil gr Z 7 10555 lim!! FEW W ,V-- f 'TEACHERS AND FRIENDS You've worked hard to help us leach tlus goal Graduatxon VVe XVISI1 to thank you from the bottom of out healts fox makmg our school days so full of pleasant events You have given us memoues. to cheush all through out hveb W'e know that bOlTlCl1lI11Cb we wele lI1Clll.l'ClCl1t and ready to quit, but you nevel ffulecl ue VVe ale l most lappy now that you CllCll1,I We thank you I , - - ' Y o , W , l le ' K I ,, S . t P it I y 4! E la, l ' . Q , Wy f Aff! X - . :ff :V I ll lu A l K X ' X A: X' ' f 'A 5 'W ' fa . , 2' of pl, X ' 5 it . 'V 1 , El V E 1 A ,i K ' L X I -'-v,t -If-A f x I 6 - C 1 .NJ M Zi f l , ' Z C B I 1 -- g , FA C U LT Y A smile, a helping hand-evzrichef life . Our grateful appreciation to A Mr. William Story, Jr. S'LLpE7'i7Zf67ld87Zf His wisdom and understanding guidance have given to our senior class a broader perspective of life. His pleasant manner, his kindly smile, and his ever- present friendly humor have endeared him to us. We Wish for him a long and event- ful stay at South Norfolk High. Miss Aurelia I. Leigh '24 friend in 7ll'l'Li is ll frirnd indeed. As clerk of Lhe school board and assistant principal, Miss Leigh is a well loved and 'familiar personality to the students of S. H. S. No problem or student is too small for her most earnest consid- eration. Our school days will soon be behind us, but our thought ol' school will always be associated with pleas- ant memorics of Miss Leigh. OUR SCHOGL BOARD NIR. YV. R. BIlI'I l'ON MR. N. VV. BRINN, NIR. F. XV. ALLEN Clmirman Vice'-Cliairnzan .1 FACULTY MRS. DOROTHY LANE ATVVATER Grnrral Scienrf fllgzfbra MISS ANNE BARKSDALE Girlx' Barhfihall Coach Eighth Grade Englixh Eighlh Grade Sfimzfe Physical Education MISS EDITH BOVVLES Cammrrfial Hixtory MRS. LOIS ESTELLE BROVVN Clerk MRS. BESSIE PAXON ETHERIDGE Chemi-.vtry General Sfienfc Geography MISS LESLIE HALL Algebra Geometry MISS VIRGINIA HICKS Latin English Drifuzr Training MRS.. VIRGINIA HORNBUCKLE Comm rrcial E nglzsh FACULTY MRS. FLORA BRAY HOWELL Englixh Illathcrrzatics Civic: MISS MARY E. HOVVELL Hlomc' Economics Ezghlh Grade Scicncc MRS. EILEEN BOVVLES JOHNSON English Spanish NIR. HARVEY B. JOHNSON Senior Cifvic: Econrnnic: Physical Education Boys' flllzlclic Coach MRS. LOUISE KELLY Art IVIISS EMILY LEITNER Vocal ll-Iuszc Journalzmz MRS. MARTHA LINDSAY Physicx Visiting Tcachcr MISS CORA JANE MCDOWELL History Englixh Social Studie: IRQ? V, L -21,1 A ' 41.122 , EE-: -A W l x Y -V LM' 2 Q - i , G ,, I' 1 -fc .. 1- L, - gg ji E 5, Qs ' ' if FA C U LT Y MRS. SARA JAMES NICHOLS Oral Exjwfssiori Iluman Rrlalions English MR. AL RADD llfoodshop Coach MR. GEORGE REBICH 1llafhin1'Sbop Illfchnnifnl Drafwing Cozzflz MISS RUBY STEFFEY Sorial Sludirs Illathfrrzatics Biology ' MISS LUCILE SCAFF Solid Gfomciry Algebra MISS MYRTLE SIVIITH Librarian MR. AUBREY TODD History I Gan N111 Srlcnff' MISS MARGARET B. WEST English MR. GERALD WILLIS Band Dirocior, Is absent from the pirturf' A Few of Our Classes Please, Mis Hoxnbucltle no speed test today Better l1sten to lVI1 Tood explam lus tory, lt Wnll come 111 handy someday We ll all xemember the great lllacbetlz Cand lXI1s Nlckols Engllsh classj FLASH' Boys and guls take Gym together th lb Look XI robe ' Say, N . rockincf chair :ss Steffey I found a mic evil. Es, isis l .sa 4 , , sz- I ai fee Our Senior Year We entered the halls of SQ N. H. S. once again, our minds seething with the ac- cumulated plans of four long years, but before any other plans, came registration for classes. How vividly we recall scenes like this on the office! Miss Leigh, change my schedule. '4VS7hat, Lois, you don't Want bookkeeping? Hey, I didn,t want biology V' 77 WEY WZZE' Jw Gfficers of the Senior Class were RUSSELL jormsow BILLY Boyce Pf'r.fia'n1t Fire Przrridmzt NANCY Hizwnrr FAYE WEBB Sfcrftary Treasurer Before we coulcl really get started, however, we had to elect our class officers. This was a great responsibility. Vllho was capable of making all our plans come true? Thar was the sixty-four dollar question! Luckily, in our class We had such a leader. His name-Russell Johnson. Now for someone to back him up and supply the necessary assistance. Who, but Billy Boyce 'for Vice-President. And tailor-made for the offices of Secretary and Treasurer were Nancy Hewitt and Faye Webb. S NIOR MILLARD BURTON AMERSON, JR. Burl Sober, hut not sl'-rious, quiet but not idle. Lois FAY BAccUs GRACE MILLICENT Loi, BALLANCE Loyalty is the greatest Skippy good in the humzln heart. HA me,-I-V heart g-005 an the day. ALVIN LAVVRENCE Lafwrcnce Quiet llHll1ll6l'S work of good bre BEEDIE 1ll'L' ZL udingf' EVELYN HOPE BILLUPS BANIE NORFLEET BOYCE WILLIAM CARLTON BOYCE PATRICIA ANN BROTHERS Bozie Baniu Billy Pat Silence is It great peace- He that has patience muy Sometimes I jus' sit and Courage :Ind Loyalty, lTlllliG'1'.H compass anything. think, Sometimes I jus' Humor and pride. sit. Vile were now On the mark, and ready to go . . . Our plans were many and varied . . . We were literally bubbling over with enthusiam . . . What to do first? No one seemed to come to an agreement . . . 'gl know, someone said, Vile have for- gotten one of the most important thingsll . . - OUR RINGS! To be an honest to good- E 1011 JOHN EDXVARD BROWNING JACQUELINE ELSIE JOAN DELANO BRYANT LoYcE ELAINE CAMPEN .lack BROWNING Joanic Loyce . J ' Ii . . I-hippy nm I, trom wire aww' im, Mindful not of herself. The host things come in VIN fI'0l', YVIIY P2lH'i UWB' G:1v200dnature Sparkles Hull: pm'l'mgf35 U all he contented likv mv? in'h1,I. ewan - STEPHEN Cmzrwxrczrfir HENRY BAKER CASEY Emrn Vmc1Nm Crouon LEWIS LEROY CQPELAND Stem' Carry Eddie Pfta He appears to hu shy, 'Tersimsion Lips his ton- A irue friend iii foruvur Life without mischief is but there's mischief in his gnu when ere he talks. il friend. not life at ull. eye. ness senior, we must have them . .. . With the arrival of the rings even the most doubting realized that We really were seniors ..... There was proof on our fingers for everyone to admire ..... SENIOR BILLY Woon CUMMINGS Billy NVlIc-ro tllEl'0'S u will tl'lGl'C'S lL way. IVEY RICHARD CUMMINGS,1I1 Dick Sometimes good, soma- times bad, often wittv, Se.-ldom sud. L CAROLE LEIGH CURLING Carole l-lzxil to tlieo, lmlythe spir- it-witli laughing fzico ever forward. MARJORIE EARLINE CURLING Jllargic A noble aim, 1'nitl1l'ully kept, is fl noble deed. f . 1 .-'inf' I Q MQ? 'V' Avg ARDELL CAMALLA DEATON MARGARET FRANCES VERNON RICHARD DIVERS IRIS RUTH FAIRcI,o'rn Ardizv DILLON Dickie Ruth D'Il CQhSel'VHtiVB, modest, I I'm not lazy, just con- A friendlier girl you Polite-Yf'Sy but 2' fmenfl MOM her, kngw hgy' ,md servativef' couldn't find, nnclljusl us to 116113 YOU HIGHS, 1101955 y0u'11 never fm-get her. sweet :Is she 1S kind. ' Now to relax .... But Wait a minute. . . . What about that ever-present problem of money for our senior year? . . . . Oli, sure! The SENIOR DANCE. And so, with our committees putting on a super job-you guessed it, it was one grand dance-Novenv GARY DEAN FARMER Ol'AL JANETTE FOSTER HQWARD EARL HANBURY Gary Opal Earl TINA lmtlle fnugrlit, the A quiet t0l'l,C','ll0 shows :I From the vmwn of his virinry won, :Ind lll0ll1ll'l' wi:-Iv liezull' head, to the soles of his 1-rowm-cl :IL lust. feet, he was :Ill mirth. 'wb' S NIOR BETTY LOUISE PI.-XRPER Bally Soft is tin- music' tlrlt would clialrm forever. '3- JUNE WESTON HIXRRIS MEMORIE LEA HARRIS NANCY JEAN HEWITT NIILBURN LINVVOOD l'IlNES .lunf llflmn Nan Hin rx A brim-011 of llltUlllg'OI'ICO I-IOI':Ii1', llGI'IlllU'llll3l'S, :Ill And so sho lem-iwd Not too sober, not too shinos 1'm'th frnm thine who saw :'1dmII'cLl, court- steadily, and little olhvr guy, hut :I rurm- good fol- ff'YUS- 00115. UIOUS-ill Foy, z-LIIrl,g'I-1I- care has she. ' low, in every way. tle, tllflllgll retired. ber 19, 1949 .... How could it help but be, with the sponsors we chose-Claudia Yvillis and Billy Nlidgette? The SENIOR PLAY . .. . what a flurry of excitement that event caused. But oh l WVhat SENIOR EDNA FRANCES HoEEs The quiet miml is higher than :I crown. PARKER RUSSELL joIINsoN, JR. Rurly He is Fl Senior whose aims :Ire high: he always accomplishes what others pass by. Frankif' WILLIAM LEE JoHNs'roN Billy He's :I 'Billy' to us, with his slow witty way, he's It 'Billy' to us, :Iny old day. IRVING LLOYD JONES Irfving His work and 2ll71hitlOl.1S uim in this world will bflllg him fume. x JACQUELYN LEE JONES NORMAN LEE JONES PEARL ELIZABETH JONES IDONALD GATLING LANEY Judaic Doc Pearl Bunny Chatter, c-lmtter, :Ill If worry is the cause of All the world helps glad- The world is good, the through the day: 'tis no death, I would live for- ly, those who help them- people :Ire good, :md we-'re wonder the te:Ich0r's hair ever. selves. all good fellows togt-tlIe1'. is gray. fun we had at the practices! VVE Wonder if the Seniors in the years previous had so many things go Wrong at the last moment before the curtain rose? .... It was a wonderful play, however, and we will cherish the memory always VIRGINIA LOUISE LIVERMAN Dinlrey Blessed is she who has the zxhility to make frivnfls, for that is one of Gml's best gifts. NORMAN RAWLS MCCLAIN, JR. Norman Quiet :mil all right, nl- wftys friendly und polite. BETTY ANN MCDORMAN Bntxy 'l'herr-'s nothing so furcnlx is kindntss lllfl 1 1-A ,I z . - , 1 nothinf: so royal :Is truth. S NIOR EDNA LASSELI. MCPHERSON Edna Better he small :md shine, than big' :Intl vast :I szhzidowf' IRMA JEAN MELLBERG Irma She K'i0PSll't put things off: she puts them over. WILLIAM WILSON MIDGETTE, JR. Billy He has at head to con- trive, II, tongue to per- suade. lillll il hund to ex acute. BERTHA MARIE MlI.l.ER Gl.0RlA RAE MoRsE Marie Gloria She that wus ever fair A friend in work, play und never proud, hurl ton- :tml sorrow: the same yes- gue ut will, illld yet wus terduy, today und tomor- never loud. row. In this record of the happy times we had, and the things we did, we musrft forget to mention the fun We had in preparing this ANNUAL .... We admit, there were times when we were ready to give up, and the very thought of the write-ups and pictures to be taken almost made us scream .... but it was worth it ,.... l 7 S NIORS BETTY FRANCES PAULY Brlly Frienrlsl1iD, strength and 1-ourtesy. 'if ,W M EMORY ANN PETERS Toofir' Laugh and be merryg re- n1eml,1l-r. better the world wtih ri song. , NO' sipwk BARBARA LUcxLI,E PEYTON Bobbir She's not n pqorldess, an angel or :i pearl, she's just that which is sweetest. cfomplc-test, :incl nezitust- il dum' little, cute little, sweet little girl. BARBARA FAY PoYN ER Barbara 'Always clieerful, always jolly, always full of fun :incl folly. ,hwy 549-' blg,, , A E. A i w t 'f A WlI.I,IAN1GEREMlAH ALLEN MILLER Russ BETTY JEAN SAWVYER ETHEI. LEE SHAW ROWLAND ffllcn Betty Ethel B'll I Thu world looks brighter Good will is the mightii-st A light heart lives long 1-one wh0um.i,,- turned his from bi-liind :1 smile. fort-e in the universe. lun-lc. hut rnarehed ever f0l'YV21l'Cl. Nly, the time has really flown by-it seems only yesterday that We were en- ll' O t the be inning of the term. It- is time to begm preparations for the Senior ro mo a g Prom. . . We will just have to call a class meeting! . --XR -l' ELSIE HOPE SMITII MARGARET ANNE SMITH Hope Jlffaggie Good manners :Ind soft Leave silence to the words lIz.I.vc- lII'oIIglit many saints, I mn but llllI1l1ll1. ,. :I mliffieult thing to pass. 9595555 BARBARA ELIZABETH LA SALLE Toon STRICKLAND La S5110 Bobby Independent is Lu Salle, l'GgZll'Cll9SS of fate. Let's get him an ZLlB.l'l'l1 clock, before it's too late. Quiet, dependable, :md I1 jolly good 1'I'ie1Id. THEAIJORE CARLTON SPIVEY Tad Life is jest, flllfl all things show it. I tlinuglit so om-Ie, :Ind now I know it! S IOR DOROTHY RUTH SI'RA'rI,EY Dol Smilin,f.': illlfl siIIeI-re, I1-:Icly to lend :I helping: hand NVllt'IlBVk'l' Iii,-I-IlvIl. WILLIAM PRINCETON VAUGHT, JR. Jughrvad Re-aifly, Willing :Incl able. GLORIA FAYE WEBB Spidrr And still we gnzeil, :II-nfl still the wonder grew, that one small lieml eould c-nrry nll shi- knew. We must make another important decision also . . . Vlfhen will our banquet be held? How about the 31st of hflay? . . . This has always been a highlight in the l' l l st times that the class will be together in a senior classes, because it is one o' tie Z1 group before leaving School. ew, SENIOR RICHARD GRAY WEEKS GLORIA CHRISTINE WHITE ESTHER MAE WILLIAMS IRMA JEAN VVILLIAMS Dickie Chrix Eslhfr Jam' For he is at sincere fel- Doing easily what others I put all my troubles in Great tlmiiglits COITII? low, hu bluffs only Dart find difficult 'is 21 talent. the b0lLCOIl1 flf my 11021147 fffllll U19 llGill't-H Of the time. and then sit un the lid illlfl smile. CLAUDIA MARIE YVILLIS ROY WILLIAMS Roy Claudia Laugh and the world lauglis with you, Be glad, and your l'l'll'll!.lS are I'l1i1I'lY.H I believe in wmflg, Ylbut I'm not iII favor Ot It. O SAMUEL WILLOUOHBY WILSON, III. Sam I ZIITI sure C:'II'e's ltll enemy of life. lVell, CLASS NIGHT is almost here, and after that comes GRADUATION . . . W'e must hurryg there are still many things to be done . . AUBIIEY THOMAS WITHERINOTON T Bon1' Hvvllilt wonders his eyes behold, Sometimes mis- I'l1lPV0llS, sonwtimes lrOlIl. DURVIN LEE VVOMMACK JAUNITA JANE YOUNG Red Jaunila Ulmpulsive, earnest, and A loving heart is the be- prompt to uct. ginning of all knowledge. WILLIAM Roy BERGEY received sufficient credits in the Navy to graduate this ye-ar. Our Class Sponsors were 1 Mlss Wasr Mas. Nrcxots Miss West has been solving our problems since we first entered school as timid freshmen. Mrs. Nickols has been with us a much shorter time, but Without her help We would really have had a tough time last year. Without these two friends We Wouldn't be graduatingg with them, however, nothing stood in our way and we came triumphantly through to our goal- Graduation. We know We've caused you many a headache and We probably Weren't Worth the trouble-however-we sincerely thank you. You deserve it! The junior Dance-February ZS, 1950, with Alice Sadler and Henry Skinner as sponsors .. . . Nly-was it really lay: year that we were scrambling madly around, hanging paper, climbing ladders, and hooking up lights? How We loved itl We know you juniors enjoyed planning your dance as much as we did when we were juniors. It was an event which will linger long and pleasantly in the memory ol all. 'Nl' Ill!! :E V Illllllllll U' V' V7 1 'Q H U X' Ifhwg, Y f ,MW ga gi? 1 I 1 X I ,X rrrnmlll 1 Qf ff XZ!!! , I Q W Z 7 ' if 0 W f1lf1f 6 1 WMM gf ff I f '1 ff ' 1, fffff, W XXV! X XX WW' W J I JUNIORS VX dl LXIORS IICIC you me 1c1d5 to CIOHS Lhe thlcshold IHLO the Semol S mmtu 115 I pon pulmg muy 1 Iovxly Semol offer a vxec blt of 'ICIVICLP VVC leave you IWIIOIIIB Ill Lxclxtlulxg, me It vx lbL1V 11y to p1of1t by oul LXPLIICHCCS espec lallx thu numbu of mxdmb thc. 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M if H 2 - N 3 Li, - A 'igwviwgmxf fi T w B :E - :-: ' E B mf'L52,g : A 1 BETTE IIO SHVAYV BILLIE JEAN SMITH MARGIE THOINTPSON DIANE XNALLS VEIKNON SHETTLE DAVID SMITH RUSSELL 'TOVVNSEND IOANNE WHITE BEATRICE SKENES IIMMY SMITH CHARLES VVALLACE MORRIS XVILCOX BETTY IEAN SMITH SHERXVOOD SPENCE lVIAYVVOOD XNYALLACE XVALLACIE XIVILKINS ssymsnml A : Sophomores JOYCE WlI.LIAhIS ALTON WOMIIIACH BETTY JEAN XMOODHOUSE WILLIAM WIuGH'I' KfIARY YATES RTORRIS YOUNG DONALD YOUNG Sophomores absent from the picture are GENE ANSELL BILLY I'IODGES A!IARY LOU MCCLOUD mr, - 222 f :Q ' Qzggg' A L ' -I f Qiw g , I' A Q T 'wi 1, .- 5:5--.f12i,EI2:s::aiEz' 41. I A ig .,,.. I 1, .::1-1.5: -.ZZ , . Om' lake and park-beazztiful any time, but 6',ffJl?L'i6lN:V 50 with mowf Can any other .vclzool bozmf of .S Lll'fl beaufy as Ours? in 5-,N V The library, the only room we could recognize when We entered high school as freshmen. XVe certainly enjoyed our study period there after four long classes. 2.03 V K in , NX l11?W' -i n ff A i f Q unnunumul jf 4, Z 2-, x L g.!E'6. Q1I i'aE 1 if f '1 L- W f X l WA!- 0, I by FRESHMEN Xh F111 SHNILIX R mmds us of ou: youngm da7c Remember hon moltlhed uc uele when we couldn t fmd the Il ht room and popped mio an Eughsh diss m gx m buns OI the boyb ambled mto the Home Ee class ln SC'llCll of the gym VX ell pul up felloxxb you m1ghL chshl-ee It now but thelell be a tlme when I Sou II lCf'f1CIUbLI II 'zll mth pledsuxe fm , 1 Nr..'r!-,X 5 N ...f , x .huh , 4 J y a Il. s 'Ek' xv 3 Q5 uf h .- ff .., ' ln ' ' ,v- ' W AS' K '-. ' N X ,4 ' f 1 f' ' 1 H f 1 ,. 4 vw x hee e I : , .. ..--JT?-il., il X f 4 R f I ggi F WY HV- FL ,Ng IX an 1 1. N Q K X 1111-15 ' J 'f-ea? U , ,,,,. fK,,.d2iS , 1 ,,,. I , 1' 'wwf' 5 ' - ' . , -. , . . 1 Ay- 77 V , . Jsg 4 . ic ' if ' 1 N I. I '. -. 1,7 v xA'2 jr ,wir Y' 'VC ' 'a A, ' ' Freshmen E DONNA A1,v1s NELSON BASSETTE W11.1,1A:v1 BRYANT VVILLIAM CHARLNOES JOYCE CREECH -X nz CLARICE ASHLEY JOYCE BELL ENOCH CARTWRIOHT Bu,I.Y CLAY BOBBY CUMMINGS F.-XYE BAKER GER:XI.IJINE BOYCE IDA CASPER DA1.1.,xs COFFIELD ETHEI. CURIJNG STEVIE BASS GLEN BOYETTE KENNETH CHARLNOES, JR 101-IN COOKE ADDIE DANIELS Freshmen Nu -J ' ' ma ms Rm I4 mm R Y -fa x., 1 it iii .HH 'rx fm aan wma was as i ziggy, I E 195.3 gms -a.., ' Cox' DfXNlEl.S BILLIE DII.I.oN NORMA FEREBEE FREDDY GARRISDN ALBERT GRIITFIN IDALLAS DANIELS JEAN DANIELS XArILI.lAlVI DANIELS RONNIE Doss BESSIE DOXEY SONDRA FAILES BETTY FIELD ELIZABETH FIELD SANDRA FULFORD MARY IXNN GOODRICH PERCY GRAY ROY GREGORY PRESTON GRISSON JEAN HALES RAYMOND HALL Freshmen l VIRGINIA LEE HARRELL MERRILL HOGGARD FAYE HoR'roN MERLE HURD LOUISE JORDAN DOUGLAS KINDLEY JAMES LAYTON DOROTHY LEET ARCHIE MCDORMAN CLAUDE MCPIIERSON DICK HOLLAND LUTHER JONES THOMAS KING BARBARA LILLEY JVOANNA MADRIN DAISY HOLLOMON PAI-ILINE JONES RAY KooN BETTY LoNc HAZEL MARTIN K LLLLLLLL I . L, Pj' Iv . ww, .N ,, TZJ I I' 1 I ' ,L 51 ' IJJ if , I .I Y -JJJQX' E-lt,7'E'X. fxyf i-f-sf' ' w ' . , . 5 A -.Dv .W ,, -1 -, 1 N 'I I R Y - KI 2 K ,M ,.- -- -K I, - I A ,ax ES? xii Wk A I I -2 3 'uw If 5 ,g,, I-If -A E'- xf ...,.,M , ' f- ,Q 2-Wi! S -, . , fiibiii ' R ' 1 RI 'IIQJE R I I . is -. I li 'i ' Ei' ' E 5' 'X' .2 V-fffif 'fx ' I .,. ,IN , I. DAN MEGINLEY BARBARA MYERS JAMES PERRY MONROE ROWLAND PATSY SMITH JANE MEssERvY PATRICIA OLIVER JULIA PERRY EMMETT SANFORD JOANNE SPIVEY his my -A R, I -I -1 .N ' ' 'IM 1 I V ':Xg57'H'L, IF. UR fb' Freshmen in XI Y W' ' ,- I I I ABNER MooRE GARNETT MOORE BILLY OVERTON TRII.BY PARKER DARVIN PIERCE ELSIE RosE LLEWELLYN SAWYER JosEI'I-I SIBLEY EIJNA SPRUILL joIIN STAFFORD I I. l E:--H my 5. M an --- Elma wang -AAN 2. -. EEE ' I isvsfw AIRTWI WW -A E, -Wnlx' Ha ,jjj at ' HSS-57.1--B - HBH SSB :I :, Q E new nam EA .' EEE Sm E I A ANNIE E, Ee TQ gm B AE- -I E nw If ns -- L .III II: fm ,, ,A igix 8 Ayn-I Eg -W--I AA gig? , -E wzffewxg-I EQ A Awami -E iii --Ai? QE fag--AIM M EM :If- EMIQI- EE- Iwmf :EQ Em-- EEA NE B Ag My -Exams assi E E gan as Ep: I meme - E ummm EE wa KWH- !! EE E En N sin .I E En E 'f EE A is E mm I EE: - A I En Wim En En :BYE 5-1 . , '5NE'U318i,EJ' W 5.3.35 YQ!! K P9 NJ Eli. RoY STUART FRANCES TRADER JIMMY CLIFTON WI-IITE ROBERT WHITE ROIIER BETTY LEE WILLIAMS JEAN WINBORNE JACK SHIRLEY Woon YVONNE YOUNG Freshmen absent from the picture are STEPHEN BYRUM HUGH COSNER CALVIN MOREAN EDWIN Ross E A E ENE Ei EA E EEE . . . . and now came something we had been waiting for land looking forward tol with high an'icipation since November 23, 1946 .... RAT DAY! VVe were the all-feared seniors with our f . owin frightened rats. They were in our power and we made the most o it. just take a look at them in the hall. Who would ever guess they are Rfay Frias, James Boyce, Pete Thomas and Franklin VVhitley? A d h th was RAT COURT-Prosecuting Attorney Casey always tore down Defense n t en ere Lawyer Margaret Smith's evidence to bring a verdict of guilty from the jury. Look how Judge Hines punished Judy bmlth for contempt of court-Thu. was something we will never orget. . L The Eighth Grades MRS. DOROTHY ATWATER, teacher First rout-Left to Right: Gladys White, Dorothy Young, Herman Powers, Betty Harrell, Johnny Gay, Dorothy Smithwick, Bruce Chauncey, Charles McClennan, Marshall Higgin- botham, Marie Dewberry. - Second Rofw-Left to Right: Mrs. Atwater, Otelia Winborne, Riay Frias, Colon Stewart, Herbert Ansell, James Boyce, Daisy King, Richard Mansfield, Elmer Bryant, Jimmy Burton. Third Rofw--Left to right: Clydia Davis, Doris Garrett, Goldie Creekmore, Frances Greenough, Pat Borum, Alice Hundley, Lois White, Gene Wallace, Gordon Ward. Absent from picture: George Lawson, Linwood Williams, Tommy Sawyer, Franklin Whitley, Carlton Smart, Mary Harrell. MISS CORA MCDOWELL, teacher First Row-Left to Right: Martin Johnson, Leah Ray Gilbert, Joanne Boyette, Annette Vincent, Sandra Garrett, Sue George, Nancy Cummings, Eleanor Ramsey, Frankie Newberry, Donald Harper. Second Rofw-Left to Right: Judy Smith, Jeanne Carper, Ruth Sutton, Joan Faye Lilley, Sharon Phelps, Jeannine Johnson, Melvin Koon, Eugene McFadin. Third Row-Left to Right: James Stout, Roy Bartholomew, Vernon Boozer, Lawrence Ashley, Mallory Everton, Ray Creech, Ronnie Seichrist, Hampton Doxey, Edward Griffin. Absent from picture: Cole Black, Harold Wigfield, Patsy O'C4arroll. The Eighth Grades MRS. EILEEN JOHNSON, teacher First Rofw-Lrfl to Right: Kenny Howell, Marjorie Faircloth, Donald Perry, Lita Faye Overman, Phyllis Long, Revie White, Shirley Smith, Jimmy Morrison, Howard McClain, Burnie Mansfield. Sfcond Row-Lrff to Right: Jean Nicholson, Shirley Dixon, Nancy Ghiselin, Carolyn Beard, Howard Jones, H. D. VVilliams, Carroll Butler, Lloyd Castello. Third Rofw-Left to Right: Nannie Mallette, Joyce Gregg, Barb-ara Holdzskom, Arthur Kriss, Jack Sparrow, Pete Thomas, Larry Bateman, Eugene Dabney, Clyde Bundy, Vance Humphries. Hhrmzt from picture: Frances Whitley, Marilyn Watson, Mary Francis Smith, Anne Johnson, MISS ANNE BARKSDALE, tcarhcr Firxl Row-Left to Right: Marlene Layton, Dorothy Pittman, Elvin Myers, Billy Wilson, Joyce Moseley, Marie Thomas, Glen Brown, Miarie White, Julia Nicholson, Tommy Seymour, Carlton Jernigan. I Sfrvnd R0fLL'-Lffi to Right: Jackie Wommack, Kay Plummer, Marion Smith, Jo Anne White Dot Williams, Mary Byrum, Virginia Hollomon, Lois Jones, Iris Eason, Kenneth Wynne. Third Rofw-Lrft to Right: Larry Wright, Edward Bailey, Robert Glasgow, Louis Platt, Lionel Bruce, Peggy Hawkins, Robert White, Otis Brinn, John Guthrie. M, xwfggmme : ff---masse: -eu ta ,X I. .5-'X 111 Qs, H 1 2 We Enjoyed Our Assemblies This is the cast of the one act play, For the Lowa of Mil.-f , which the Student Council pre- sented in assembly. Standing: Joanne Rolfe, Jackie Jones, Mrs. Etheridge, -and Russell johnson. Smfrd: james Smith, Carol Farmer, Charles Lawrence, Betty jean Smith, Bohlwy Helney, and Dougie Henley. 5 2 5 5' Q . Q 'Sf-llllllw S 7 c0g3ERVATl0,yQ0 Y- Q' 0: :M 0 E 2 Q1 0 1 - 2 .5 sp, 535 5 5 1 l 1 Q e Q5 -K i .-roi.-.f-5 1' ,- I ' lwmnungzri 0 W 'mx' Q s 447 'XX S ow pu oRGAN1zAT1oNs 'Tis these O1ac:ANizA'1'1oNs which make our school go round and our school days happy and memorable. Yes, itwas bitter sometimes to stay after three o'elock for a student council or Beta Club meeting, draw dummies for the TIGER or TIGER TALES, or practice for a concert, or play-But, oh what sweet memories they leave us now-. Officers MILBURN HINES President BILLY MIDGETTE Via- President RUSSELL TOWNSEND Scfrftary Bonnv HENl.EY Trezzsurer Our Student Council completed . It observed its fifth anniversary, joined the Student Cooperative Associauon exchanged assembly programs with Norview and Great Bridge, boosted school spirit and pride. The Big 4 were in- stalled by last year's of- hcers. Stmzdiizgz Milburn Hines-Prcsidbzg. First Row: June Harris, Hope Smith, Margaret Dillon, Betty Woodhouse, Janice Smith, Joanne Rolfe, Barbana Rapp. Second Rofw: Donna Alvis, Sue George, Clydia Davis, Elsie Rose, Joyce Everett, Faye VVebb, Carol Farmer. Third Rofw: Bobby Henley, Bernice Mansfield, Russell Townsend, Edna McPherson, Billy Overton, Shirley Moore, Christine White, Marjorie Curling, Norman Jones, Gloria Pate, Billy Midgette. Sponsors: Mrs. Bessie Mae Etheridge, Miss Cora Jane McDowell. flbxrnl from piclurf: Luke Whitehurst, Dot Spratley. . cz busy and successful ,4Q-'SO session We were hosts to the S. C. A. at its December meet- ing. lVl1's. Etliericlge, Buddy Town-send, and Christine VVhite are shown at right. 0 . fr ii fr V W 5. '- Nh K, x S., 1 i- fl Volume 3 No. 2 South Norfolk High School November 10, 194 P.T.A. T0 HOLD ANNUAL F LLC B IV L T0 IGH 6Coach' Bill Story Welcomed to SNHS' Career Includes Football, Teaching By JOAN BRYANT Mr. Bill Story, principal of South Norfolk High School, should feel quite at home here in our typi- :al American small-town since he came from Courtland, Virginia. After graduating from Courtland High School, he entered the Col- lege of William and Mary, Leaving William and Mary at the end of his sophomore year, he enqf lantic University. The dissolved, so Mr, Stor much-worked-for degree College. He later obtaine ter's degree at William Fresh from college he the job of assistant Bassett High School, Virginia. Two to Cradock English and there he SNH Student -loins SCA meeting in the Norfolk booklet. The Student Cooperati ation will also get ideas f schools for their booklet. December 8, there will day meeting here of rf tives from the schools in belonging to the associa agreed -tu Whitehurst Named Luther Whitehurst was elected to head the Junior Class at a re- cent meeting of the class, held in -the auditorium. 3 Others elected were Henry Skin- Johnson Heads Class Senior Class elected its officers Monday, Septem- by means of secret ballot, the presentation of a officers by the nominating elected were Bazaar to Feature Booths, Door Prizes The Fall Carnival and Bazaa for the benefit of projects whic will be sponsored -by the Sout Norfolk P. T. A. will be held to night from 6:00-10:00 p. ni, at th high school 33 Honor Roll Students ner, vice presidentg Carol Farmer, secretary, and Barbara Rapp, treas- Johnsong vice eg secretary, Fave Boyz: and Named For Semester The office has announced the hs first semester rs were Russell John ilbum Hines B11 lzth Clough June Har an Melburg and Bai an onsisted of Shxrle bara Peterson Edo vert Marshall Jane ty Hundley and Dor. Q - liwho made the hono Jones, Claudia Willis Ny, V M. . K, . ' d.. . .omores were Joyce se Britton, Marjori l Rideout, Joy Rodgers Rogerson, Betty J :tty Jean Smith. included Elsie Rose tton, Dorothy Leet an Freshmen were Col TIGER TALES STAFF inie Carper, Sharo Luth Sutton. Wins Award ner, our star halfback y been selected as athlete of the Week. l this honor bestowef Jr his outstanding perl Lrfff fa R1gl1l-Filling: Cots BLACK, Sports Editor, FAYE Wx-znn, News Edirol-g ,Iofxx BRYANT, Editor-in-Chief, Home Outer, Business Manager, GR:kClE DAII., Cartoonist. n the game agains gh. :tra award Gary wal fith a Benrus 17-jewe 1 on Bill Diehl's Spor Svffnzzf Ro-zu-Sfmzfiifzg: HENRX' CASEY, Reporterg ALICE NllDGE'I l'E, I-lead-line Editor, RU'I'H Puscvs, Assistant Eclitorg Miss LEITNER, Faculty Advxsorg Beams Nl-lNSl'lEI.lJ, Rcporterg BILLY l-IAYM.-iN, Head-line lzdltor. his watch was given ti neei-'S Jewelers of Nor HTIGERS DEFEATC PILOTS F012 UPSET ze -6 Tiger Tales Join National Association The TIGER TALES joined the National 'High School Association for the first time in the paper's history. This association is spon- sored 'by the Chicago Tribune, a nationally distributed paper, and by joining it the paper will be able to participate in 'many nation-wide activities with other schools, Gary Farmer, our star football player, was elected by a wide mar- gin as South Norfolk High Scho0l's most outstanding teen-ager recent- ly. He won the victory for his football playing and because he played for the love of football and not for self-glory. Human Relations Class Broadcasts A broadcast over WlLOW on Oc- tober 1, by the students of the Human Relations Class, gave the other pupils and parents a chance to become better acquainted with this new course offered by school. The program showed the general procedures, purpose, and results of the class. The broadcast also included a pep rally. All of the program was spon- sored by the Luhring Motor Com- pany, of Norfolk. S.N.l'l. Night .School Opens With 31 Night school registration was opened to the public October 26-28. Of the seventy-four who enrolled, most were adults, with very few high school students. There were thirty-one enrolled in typing, sixteen in shorthand, six- teen in English, five in public speaking, and six in bookkeepin-g. Night school classes began Mon- day night, October 31. Phipps Convalescing in De Paul Hospital The South Norfolk Tigers gax the Norview Pilots he surprise 1 their lives last Friday night, ln winning 26-0. Farmer and Whitehurst were tl big guns for the Tigers in the sixth straight win. Taking advantage of a Norvie fumble, the Tigers scored a toucl down before the game was seve minutes old. Albertson recovered Bootsie Ho ton's fumble on the first play 1 th egame and the Tigers needn only eight plays, led by Whitehur to drive 38 yards for a touchdow A pass from Whitehurst to Bri Pierce provided the Tigers wi ,A their extra point. l ' l I 5 oacums To: , 'gel' es Volume 3 No. 5 South Norfolk High School January 20, 1950 TIGERS TROUNCE COMETSQ CO TINU INS fs. N. H. s. Mystery .Concerning Origin By COLE BLACK I Since the first of last week the Tiger Tales staff has been search- ing for the answer to a long mys- tery - how did the nickname Tigers originate? After much searching someone mentioned that Mr. Q. C, Davis might know the answer. He did!! Mr. Davis, after much calling on our part to Q said that back in 1921 , folk's team was so goo '- ple referred to it as th After much debating tl cided that was the ni- them. ' Now the idea is car our annual, The Tigerg' Tigers, and the newsll Tales. telephone 1 .g. lzn Juanita Young for y TALES tireless typing., The business firms ly their community spirit r ing in the school paper, The staff for their ha. work in getting .the fir the TIGER TALES o time! Mr. Story for the won. he is doing. Miss West and Mrs. taminz the 'Senior Glas ONIONS TO: Those people who don't support their team and cheerleaders. Those people who never get to school on time, The gum chewers and desk- wreckers! The people who put off until to- morrow what they should do today! The people who have the talent gndddidmt go out for the choir and an . Cleared Up Of Tiger Name Annual Members Attend Meeting Miss Hicks and Hope Smith are very enthusiastic about the 1950 TIGER after attending the meet- ing of the Southern Interscholastic Press Association at Washington and Lee University the weekend of October 21. Basketbal Practice Begins for Girls Girls' basketball practice on Wednesday, October the direction of Miss basketball coach for the e son girls reported for the nrst adeis 8. S Four of this number are and not eligible to However, they are by practlcing gl' 8 Tigers Blast Comets For Upset of Week victory Cascade crowd of Tigers' star constantly by Luke assing. the Comets ball by a fumble on the d,w1th Dave Berry lead- pemng n . d 1' fove to about the one 's, determined not to raced down the field to 25 yard line where lloped through their ll for the first touch- game. rs came back in the :er with several passes iurst which set up an- lown where he plowed ike the score at the -0. naining quarters both med down and conse- e unable to score. :tson and Brit Pierce z game for the Tigers. e offensive and de- - was the Comets' third feat and the Tigers' it win. ie halftime both the Comets' bands gave a 'ormance and made the 1 teams proud of them. TIGER TALES STAFF Lg? lo Righ!-Silling.' VERNON Si-imrrs, Reporter-5 D3NAl,lJ Moons, Reporter, EDNA lVlCPI-IFLRS-ON, Typist, BE'l l'Y JEAN SAWYER, Reportcrg Maman WARD, Re. porterg BILLY l'l0l.l.OWEl.l., Reportcrg RONNIE Ssicrassr, Reporter. I NNOIIII'ROW-SlflI717'iI1g: DONALD LANEY, Reporrerg -llltfhli' Hottonmn, Reporter, ARDE1.l. DEA'roN, Typistg JOHN l'lAXVLEY, Advertising Manager. After High School- What, Seniors? If they have not already done so, seniors 'will try to decide this year what vocation to follow after graduating next June. Among the careers most likely to be included are business, mar- riage, or a profession resulting from a college education. One profession that has been much in the news in recent times is teaching, due to the crowded conditions in our schools now, and predicted for the future. , The National Education Associa- tion has issued the following re- The student gets the paper- The school gets the fame- The printer gets the money- The editor gets the blame!! HARRISES HEAD MAY COURT The 1950 May Queen will be June Harris, with her maid of hon- or Memorie Harris, the Student Council has announced, following the student body's vote taken Wed- nesday. June is our very lovely dark haired senior lass who won out over all the other attractive lasscs. The Harris name really had its day, blonde Memorie came through as Maid of Honor. Also nominated were Margaret Smith, Faye Webb, Ann Peters, Hope Smith, Marie Miller, and Vir- ginia Livcrman. Christened' First Game Field was the stage 1d's first appearance of hey started play-ing with High School Cadets. l.. me middle of this march the band received the first christen- ing in its history. Although the rain came down in torrents the band played on until all instru- ments and uniforms were drench- ed. Then they disassembled until the Maury band came on the field for their formations. Junior Dance Date Set The annual Junior Dance has been scheduled for Saturday night, February 2'5. The music will be furnished by jukc box and dress will be semi- formal. The student-sponsors will be Alice Sadler and Henry Skinner. Tho faculty sponsors will be Miss Stcfliy and Miss Bowles. au me Tiger PAT BROTHERS, ffraturr 1-difor MISS HICKS, farully Jponyor HOPE SMITH, rdilor-ivz-rllirf JACKIE joNEs, lilrrary editor mu Z . . , I 'H K1 ' A . x new me Mrs, Kelly, art advisor, Melvin McPherson, Gracie Dail, Ruth Faircloth, asistants, Claudia Willis, art editor. Christine VVhite, Pearl Jones, Bill Rowland, pic- ture edltors, and Mrs. Doris Chisholm of Smith Sz Welton Studio. Staff IQ5O June Harris, business manager, Miss Bowles, business advisor, Millard Amer- son, circulation manager, and Margaret Smith, advertising manager. Edith Clough, Nancy Hewitt, and Margie Curling, typists. Dot Spratley and Henry Casey, sports editors. We beat the deadline! Hurray! First Rn-w-Left to Right: Fay Alexander, Carol Farmer, Edna McPherson, Ardell Deaton, Juanita Young, Barbara Peyton, Frances Trader, Hiazel Martin, Ann Ball, Jackie Jones, Barbara Myers, Elsie Rose, Betty Long, Betty Arm McDormn, Betty Harper, Miss Leitner. Second Row-Left to Right: Joyce Everett, Rivers Briay, William Charlnoes, William Daniels, Ray Koon, Garnet Moore, Johnny Jackson, Preston Grissom, Eddie Only, Ruth Sutton, Donna Alvis, Joy Rogers, Sondra Failes, Juanita Stratton, Billie Smith, Grace Ballance, Ruth Eaircloth. Third Rrmu-Left to Right: Nickie White, Billy Hollowell, Darvin Pierce, Bobby Hamilton, Jimmy Holloman, Tony Burgess, Dallas Coffield, Robert Riddle, Charles Lawrence. A large audience heard the Choral Club, with Mitts Emily Leitner directing . OUR OFFICERS VVERE Qleft to rightj Nicxcus VVHITE .,..................... Lihfarirln BETTY HARPER --- ---.A.ui.rtanl Trmsizrcy- RUTH SUTTQN ..... ........... L ibrariavl Cimoi, FARMER ..i... .....,.... T reasurcf CHARLES LAWRENCE ,--- A.- President DALLAS COEFIELD ....... .,.. . Librarian CSeatedJ Rivizns BML--- .e.. Accompanist Firrl Row: Ethel Curling, Eleanor Ramsey, Irma Jean lvlelberg, Geraldine Boyce, Philip Duval, Mlaywood Wallace, Robert Whitehurst, Howard Jones. Sfrorzd Row: Barbara Myers, Judy Smith, Joyce Gregg, Goldie Creekmore, Otis Curling, Kenneth Wynn. Tl1irdRo-w: Ray Koon, Bruce Chauncey, Robert Riddle, Jimmy Smith, Rivers Bray, Herman Powers, Ann Peters, johnny Gay, Carroll Butler, Edward Onley. . and the Band, under the baton 0 Mr. Gerald Willis, in their winter concert, llflctrch 1, IQ5O OUR MAJORETTES VVERE .... Kfzcclingz Ruth Phelps, Marion VVard. Standing: Carole Curling, Lou Anne Kriss, Edna Spruill, Claudia VVillis, Marie Miller. BETA CLUB Left to Righl-Siliing: Irving Jones, Milburn Hines, Russell Johnson. Serum! Row-Stamling: Christine White, June Harris, Edna McPherson, S-arah Frances Edwards, Doris Mosely, Barbara Rapp, Betty Ruth Hundly, Faye Webb. Third Rofw: Marjorie Curling, Shirley Moore, Edna Potter, K-ay Platt, janet Britton, Mrs. Hornbuckle. A busy year it was or the Betas- They celebrated their tenth anniversary at S. N. H. S.-added eleven new members to their roll-sold Tiger Beanies to the students to help boost their treasury and to distinguish South Norfolk pupils. By furthering their high standards of Character, Achievement, and Leadership, they came to the aid of the whole student body on many occasions. Ufficers JUNE HARRIS .,n,-,,-.............,. .d.-. ...... ..... , P 7 '6Jic2l6'l1Z FAYE WEBB ,u,......... ...,..........e.......... V ice' Prexidevzt CHRISI-INE WHITE ...................... Secretary and Trfam1'e1' MRS. VIRGINIA HORNBUCKLE ...t. .. .....,....e......... .--SPONIOT' CONSERVATION CLUB First R0'1L'--lK'71I't'Ii7lg2 Alvin Miles, Kenneth Howell, Otis Brinn, Norman Jones, Morris Young, Carl Etheridge, Bobby White. Second Rofw-Slnndinyzjiininy Holloman, joe Burlas, Billy Midgette, Jack Browning, Aubrey VVitherington, Steve Bass, Kenny Allen. A new club was born this year. Doc jones, through his interest in hunting and fishing, organized the CONSERVA- TION CLUB. These boys, whose primary purpose is to preserve all forms of Wild life, inet often and regularly. We hope others have Caught DoC's enthusiasm and will keep this promising club growing. NCDIIRIAN JONES ....... J . Officers ACK BROVVNING- ............................... - BILLY MIDGE'fTE ...... AUBREY WITHERINGTON --------------,--P1'e5icient Vice Presidevzt ------------------------------- Treasurer --- ............s..e......... ---Secretary MR. HARVEY JOHNSON .............. .... - . ............... Sponsor Smlrd: Hope Standing: Ma flbsrnt from These lovely NVhen they were we gazed at their Result-june Candidates for May Queen Smith, Memorie Harris. rie Miller, Virginia Liverman, Fay VVebb, Margaret Smith. pirlure: june Harris, Anne Peters. lassies of the senior class were nominated for May Queen by all the students. presented in assembly, they marched up the aisle and across the stage while beauty, trying to decide on one for Queen. Harris, Jllay Quecnf Memorie Harris, Mzzirl of Honor. 1 3 1 1 ' ' 1, wa M H if a' , - :,:.c-.::-- - gr 'v ? .s Lg? Ti 2 7, gl is -L f- , - W 7 ,, .ii -2f...' 2 3'2 -.Tre-, f if ii '- -- ,- ' -l 4 - - Y -Y -' 1 - ' ' E --F V if , if H- Z 5 'Lvl i 5,3 J - f 3 QQ.- ,,.. YY - g 521:--'Q Z :E EZ- T ' , - - K ' : Z 2 , Q -4. W 1 A-c. f i - f' S ' :5s sit: Z E , - , - F .?1 EEi'- v- ' g - S f-' i f A . g , .... -f . b 5 E E B' -C 2 2 E 3 5 ' s 'f f 7? 52 5 -tri Y 2 E g nf., jf --ns 42 Z 2 5 f ' 3 2 gn , -Q? 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' , 1 .. . '11W,,'. . ' : : A 1 13' - -. ' Q S E -' : 1 'A A Plav, thc Dances, Nlay Day, Special Assemblies, and many, many ot1e's. I XVc,re rcadyg pull the curtaln. EEE l Our Dances The big event of the week-is-you guessed it-our Senior Dance! For a Week the deco- rating committee cut and stapled crepe paper until their fingers were blistered. Friday they went to work in earnest, and kept at it all through Saturday un- til they had the gym looking magnifi- cent- Saturday 6 p. m.-Girls started to primp and don their new frocks. What a long time it takes a girl to dress for the dance-she real- ly Wants to look her lovliest. K The boys rushed home from W ere Fun ! the corner-shaved so quickly, they knicked themselves l The big night came at last-Our sponsors, Claudia Willis and Billy Midgette, repre- sented us well at the dance. The ol1's and ah's at the lovely flowers and pretty dresses made the girls happy and the escorts proud. What a good crowd there was-and what a good time We had! ll o'clock came too soon -the tearing down began-then. the question: VVhere shall we go eat? Schoes? Doumarsior Bur- roughs? Yes, it was a Wonderful evening! wr? E965-5' S 0 Above Left- BEST SENSE OF HUMOR ' ' TIOOTIE PETERS AND DOC JONES Above Right- BEST ALL-AROUND EDITH CLOUGH AND BILLY TVIIDGETTE BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC MOST CO-OPERATIVE BARBARA :POYNER NIILBURN HINES JOAN BRYANT EARL HANBUIQY MARGARET DILLON RUSSELL JOHNSON Right- MOST DIGNIFI EIU BILL ROWLAND BTEMORIIS PIARRIS ' lfxlrfme Right- MOST JNTELLECTUAL IRVING JONES JUNE T'TARlilS Our class had many outstanding personalities. We present these chosen by popular vote of the senior class as the most representative. MOST POPULAR BEST DANCERS BEST LOOKING JIACKIEJONIZS TED SPIVEY JANE YVILLIAMS BILLY BOYCE CLAUDIA VVILLIS GARH' FARNIER 'V L A, Q, 2 . . Zi . 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K 'rfygrusasq f v x f V 1. nm Q 1.4 .f -1 Our playcr: gurus a firm performance Sitting-Inf! to right: Memorie Harris-Linda Btlf'7l!lI'd,' Jackie Browning-.Miss Bzzkcrj Joan Bryant-Mrs. T07l7ljJJ07I,' Aubrey Witheringron-JVIr. Tennyson. Standing-left to right: Milburn Hines-Dan T6'7l7l,1lJ07l,' Russell Johnson-Ivlr. Lathrrbyj Jack Browning-Mr. Barnardj Billy Midgette-Dr. Van Bnrff Ardell Deaton-Mis: Boolhg Claudia Willis-Jmmzie lVilson,' Margaret Anne Smith- Jllixs Carla Carlxorzf Banie Boyce- Aloysius fPuffj Wit0m.rki,' Norman Jones-Jackie T1r11ny.ro1z,' jackie Jones-Rhodorzz, the lllllidj Billy Johnson-Policeman. On March 31, We gave our class play, 'CThe Perfect Idiot 'Twas a wonderful comedy-enjoyed by everyone. Than' fwcre the undcrco-vcr agmztx-back stage creme- First Rofw: jane Williams, Pat Brothers, Barbara Strickland, Edith Clough, june Harris. Second Rofw: Ruth Faircloth, Edna McPherson, Hiope Smith, Margaret Dillon, Barbara Peyton, Ethel Shaw, Nancy Hewitt. Tlzira' Rofw: Frlances Hfobbs, Marie Miller, Christine White, Gloria Morse, Ann Peters, Irving jones, Billy Boyce. Standing in back: Richard Weeks and Earl Hanbury, Director: Mrs. Atwater. I ,Ewa 2 Cast of thr one act play, WINTER SUNSETU Thr Debating Team- Henry Casey, Sylvia Coward, Blarbara Reedy, Russell Townsend, Margie Hobbs, Miss Mar Eddie Onley, Miss Mary Howell, Director. garet West, Sponsor, Joan Bryant, Russell John son. We entered the State Literary Contests The Readcrx, Spellers, Publif Speakers, MISS LESLIE HALL, Director First Rmw-Loft to Righi: Henry Casey, Norma Boyd, Jaunita Stratton, Faye, Alexander, Nancy Nuckels, Janet Britton, Judy Parker, Milburn Hines, Janice Smith, Joanne Rolfe, Betty Ann McDorman, Sarah Frances Edwards, Janice Hornbuckle, Betty Ruth Hundley. Second Ro-w-Left Io Right: Joan Bryant, Carol Farmer, Patricia Morris, Goldie Creek- more, Joanne Madrin, Eddie Griffin, Dorothy Spratley, Claudia Willis, Carole Curling, James Boyce, Johnny Jackson, Jimmy VValls, Irving Jones, Kay Platt. Third Rofw-Left to Right: Eddie Onley, Carl Etheridge, Aubrey Witherington, Hazel Rideout, Jonnie Mae Rogerson, Ruth Sutton, Sherry Phelps, Judy Smith, Jeannie Carper, Pat Brothers, Jacqueline Browning, Mary Ainsley, Joyce Everett, Betty Pauley. Everyone loves a winning team and from the expression on the faces, We must be winmng. However, when we lose-We lose llke the good sports we have learned to be. Z il- SUUTH N0FlFo1.K HIGH IS Jugr el 56 obl Hg -yy, ,itll lllinn-.ig f Cf lo U.: SBI- 112' lllni ri Ll - D ff ,fl l M fi N Xxx N xxwxx Xwx NmxK D I I P ig: ,4:' ff!! 5 f X rf J! 152 WTF W ho excl mme to South Xolfolk Hlgh School and can t 1ccall the studcnta um wagon and xltallty fox SIOIVISZ A - ' f- 5 I S 7 . , ffjf - ' 'A f'4' fb o 4 M- , Q . . l W 5 f --11 Z ' ' tv ?--1 V fl ,Q Z 5 K, h :ls .um ' f A S 21 P a. X X ff' , ., S' - .1 1 0 ke Hu - a.. H Q f 2 1 ,Qui f ' 12- , .-I :' '.-.. ' ,4f e . 6 W '. . 9 In . , N' -4 in ,EI ?.-. T1 . - ,- X 'I Am y 7 :ff Hifi if ' 011, 7 ffyvn 4' ' f V -ff ' 5 ' , 17 ,f 02 N 1 v Q 1 3 K' :SQX 'QW 3? N xr xwx x xx - I-, , aw . . : - - , -di fan- Nix . 1 ....-1 L- - - - 1 f i X jj.. ' ? -if f zj,-.Le-T - 7 ' U W' 3- - . V . . XT - , -' , 1 , - Y C I L , A Y. 7 7. r 4' I. . f -k. 3 FUOTBALL Flarmer's out front. Looks like a touchdown! - Look out, girlsg these boys mean business! Looks like the whole team is after you, Luke! - That's all right, you made ia first down! The Tigers had an excellent record They won 8 out of 10 games, bowing only to Maury and Suffolk. In the Suffolk game the Red Raiders scored twice in the second quarter and once again in the last quarter. The Tigers scored one touchdown in the second quarter leaving the score 20-6. The Tigers upset Gr1anhy's Blue Comets before a capacity crowd. Farmer drew First blood on -a 25 yard end sweep. VVhitehurst scored also from the 12 yard stripe. Norview-last game-one of the biggest upsets of the year as our Bengal lads romped over the Norview Pilots with Farmer, Townsend and Whitehurst leading the attack. Portlock, Kempsville, Oceana, Norfolk Academy, Matthew-VVhaley, and Cradock proved to be little competition for the fighting Tigers! FOOTBALL First Rofw-Left to Right: William Bryant, Walter Yates, Henry Skinner, Luther Whltehurst S-am Wilson, Russell Townsend, Frank Field, William Wright, Britt Pierce. Second Rofw-Lfft to Right: jack Browning, George Stewart, Jerome Greenough Billy Midgette, Joe Burlas, Melvin McPherson, Billy Boyce, Douglas Pierce, Richard Weeks, Russell johnson, Ilflrumgvr. Third Ro-w-Lrft la Right: Mickey Harrell, Gary Farmer, Douglas Henley, Milburn Hines, Gene Ansell, Steve Bass, Aubrey Witherington, Tony Burgess, Eugene Albertson. Schedule and Scores Dal: Sept. 16 MAURY ...,uu...,..,.u --- 23 CRADOCK ,.u,,e..,....... - 30 NORFOLK ACADEMY .... --- Oct. 7 SUFFOLK ...u...,....... --- 14 PORTLOCK .u......... 21 OCEANA A... 28 GRANBY ...........u.u Nov. 4 KEMPSVILLE u,.,..,..... W- D 11 MATTHEW WHALEY .,., --- 18 NORVIEW .......,u,.,.,. ...., They 18 6 0, 20 6 6 0 8 13 0 77 Us 0 25 19 6 34 25 12 ss is l 4 The football coaches were: Mr. George Rebich, Mr. Al Radd, and Mr. Harvey B. johnson, head coach. CMr. Johnson is absent from the picture.j Ee Top Left: Star half-back and high scorer for season-Gary Farmer. ' Top Right: Although he lost two teeth, Billy Boyce never lost his temper. He is shown here with Luke Whitehurst. Bottom Left: Milburn Hines and Dougie Henley-two important boys in the Tigers' lineup. Bottam Right: Britt Pierce received his letter from Coach Johnson at the football banquet. Farmer Was high scorer - High scorer for the year was half-back GARY FARMER with 68 pointsg second wlas LUKE WHITEHURST with 635 third came BUDDY TOWNSEND with 363 BRITT PIERCE-203 Mouse HAR- 85 . and JACK BROWNING, 6 eachg JEROME GREENOUGH with 4 and last but not least DoUc I-I'EN1,1zY with one. RUSSELL JOHNSON, student manager, .and his assistants did a fine job too. Top picture-Fimt Rofw-Left to Righlr Sue Britton, Dorothy Leet, Joanne Rolfe, Diane Walls. Second Row-Left to Right: Carol Farmer, Barbara Rapp, Janice Smith, Captain, Jo Ann White, Gloria Pate. Hbsfrzl from pirturr: Julia Costen. Bottom picture-Cheerleaders and football players enjoy a snack after defeating Mathew- Whaley. Much is required of our cheerleaders To qualify as a cheerleader, a student must have an 81 average on fall subjects, three hours of practice each week, attendance at every home gameg but the hard work paid off in greater school spirit at our games. Their new blue pleated skirts and the corsages, donated by Southside Florists, vvvere added attractions this year. Miss Ba rksdale, we think you did ia line job in training these girls for the most original team we have had. I GIRLS' BASKETBALL It was a good jump, Dotg we hope you got it. Patsy should get the ball-Yes, she did-and two points. The girls are eager and excited as they get dressed for the big game with Suffolk. The girls played hard and Well Dale Oppanmi Thcy S.N. Dec. OCEANA ........... Dec. HOLY TRINITY Dec. ALUMNAE -- jan. PORTLOCK -ss jan. SUFFOLK ,.,,.,. -- jan. GREAT BRIDGE Jan. SMITHFIELD --- W jan DEEP CREK ss- Jian POQUOSON --- Sadler was high scorer. Patsy Smith led Tigerettes at our first home game. In spite of the odds the game was a close miss. A game we shall never forget. Dillon wins high scorer for this tough game. Dillon was knocked out in this game but the team forged on. Huray, we won this game with Sadler sinking 15 points. It was a tough game to lose but we did it like professionals. They led at the half, but we pulled through on top. First Row-Left to Right: Judy Parker, Joyce Richardson, Delores Fischer, Betty Jean Smith, Dorothy Sprutley, Margaret Dillon, Margaret Smith, Julia Faye Perry, Betty Jean Woodhouse, Janet Britton. Second Row-Left tn Right: Alice Sadler, Patsy Smith, Sondra Failes, Jackie Jones, Mary Yates, Sylvia Cowand, Hope Sm-ith, Dorothy Leet, Standra Fulford. Jan. 31 FRANKLIN -- -- 37 29 Woodhouse, Cowtand and Sprat- ley played a good defensive game. Feb. 7 OCEANA ...... -- 54 20 They gave us a beating but the gang was with us all the way. Feb. 9 CHURCHLAND .c.,., 28 22 A close game. We had only one referee that night .and we ran her ragged. Feb. 17 KEMPSVILLE -ec Y- 41 30 Sadler led this game with a high score of 19 points. Feb. 21 SUFFOLK cc- -- 33 22 The last game of the season. We won a mortal, if not a phy- sical victory. Leading with the highest score W-as Pat Smith with 153 pointsg then came Alice Sadler sinking 142 and last our co-captain, Margaret Dillon piled up S0 points. Miss Barksdale talks things over with Man-agers Faye Webb and Joyce VVilliams. E BOYS' i BASKETBALL I-Iey! This isn't my knee- gu.z1rd!' Look out. fellow ! 'S-t-1'-e-t-c-h Yates! Football? No, Baseball? No, Basketball? Maybe! The boys' team had many close games Data' Opponent S.N DN. 9 OCEANA --- --- 33 ' 13 HOLY TRINITY ...... 56 16 NORFOLK ACADEMY-- 27 an. s PoRTLocK--- -- so 1' 10 ALUMNI .... -- so H 13 SUFFOLK --- -- as f 14 GRANBY .......... -- as ' 17 GREAT BRIDGE ------ 61 20 SMITHFIELD --- -- 54 24 DEEP CREEK --- -- S7 27 POQUOSON -- -- 4+ We won by 3 points after trailing 1 point at beginning of fourth period, Whitehurst scored 13. We lost one point in overtime period. Whitehurst scored 18. The worst beating the Tigers received. Wilson scored 12. Third defeat-D. Henley and Whitehurst scored 9 each. Another Portlock score-we lostg Wilson scored 12. We lost again-This can't go on-White- hurst scored 18. Defeated by Group One opponents-VVil- son scored 15. We WON! ! ! Whitehurst scored 19 and Yates scored 16. We lost again in an overtime period by a margin of 3 points-Whitehurst scored 25. 'We WON again! ! ! Wilson scored 20. We WON by a large margin-Whitehurst scored 12. 31 Lffi lo Rfght: Kenny Allen, Luke VVhitehurst, Dougie Henley, Milburn Hines, jimmy Hol- loman, Otis Curling, VValter Yates, Billy Boyce, Bobby Henley. Sillfngz George Stewa rt. FRANKLIN .,...,...... eb. 3 MATTH EW-XVHALEY 7 OCEANA ...... 10 CHURCHLAND .... U- 14 PORTLOCK ee- -N 17 KEM PSVILLE .... 21 SUFFOLK --- ,W 24 NORVIEYV --- --- TOTiXI.S .... -- ,..... 829 S83 We lost by 1 point. Whitehurst scored 12. We lost again hy 1 point. CThis could cause some hairpullingl. VVhitehurst scored 13 VVilson scored 10. We WON hy 2 points. Close game-Wil- son and Dougie scored 16 each. 'vVe WON by 1 point--fBoy, these tight gamesj Wilson scored 12. We lost by 10 points fTwice in one sea- son we get beat by Portlock-the horror of it talllj Whitehurst scored 18. We WON! ! l CO Boylj Twenty points difference-VVhitehurst scored 25. We lost again to Suffolk by a large lT18I'- gin. Whitehurst scored 19. We lost again to Group One competition- Whitehurst scored 16. High scorer for the season was Luke Whitehurst, who scored 273 points in 20 games for an average of 13.6 per game. Sam Wilson was runner-up with 163 points in 16 games for an average of 10.3 points. George Stewart, student manager, deserves a great deal of praise for his untiring efforts in helping Mr. Rebich. George Stewart, manager, and Mr. Rehick, coach. Q' A JUNIOR VARSITY I1z'ft to Right: Garnett Moore, Ronnie Seichrist, Alfred Carley, Vernon Shettle, Stevie Bass, Melvm McPherson, Donald Moore, Guy Luck, Luther Casper, Albert Griffen, Eddie Griffen, Beuford Hanbury. J.V.'s Won 10 games, lost 2 Date Opponent: They So. Norfolk Dec. 9 OCEANA .--.......... -- 10 22 U 13 HOLY TRINITY ......... -- 21 23 16 NORFOLK ACADEMY --- -- 14 42 21 WILSON ............... -- 44 21 Jan, 3 PORTLOCK .... -- zs 32 6 ' NORVIEW e-- -- 29 35 13 SUFFOLK .... -- 25 29 14 G-RANBY -- -- 37 26 Feb. 7 OCEANA .... -- 32 44 14- PORTLOCK .... -- 28 36 21 SUFFOLK .... -- 25 26 ' 24 NORVIEW --- M- 30 47 To'rALs --- .... 323 383 Our V's won 10 games out of 12 for an average of .833. The school should really be proud of these future stars. Donald Moore was high scorer and Guy Luck fol- lowed in second place with Stevie Bass taking third place honors. BASEBALL TEAM Front Rofwz VVz1lter Yates, Hugh Cosner, Melvin McPherson, Douglas Henley, Mickey Harrell Phil Doughtie, Manager Carlton Baughman. Back Rofw: Billy lylidgette, Lawrence Beedie, Luther Casper, Gene Ansell, Joe Burlznb Bobby White, Luke Whitehurst, Morris Wilcox, Merrill Hoggard, Willilam Bryant. S. N. Well represented on the diamond Date March Apr. 77 33 53 lVIay 33 97 77 77 Open Schedule Opponent Norfolk Academy Sulliolk .......... ---- Mattllew Whaley Boquoson ,L..H, Smithfield -,.. Great Bridge --- -- --- Franklin .,,.... Kempsville --- ---- --- Oceana ...... - --- Deep Creek ,.....uL --- Place Here -There -- ,LL. There -- ..L. Here ----Here -Here .-- ---- ---- - ,-Here -Here -There -There TRACK Lzffl-Mr. Rebich, Buddy Townsend, Firrt Rofw-Lffl to Righlz Jimmy Morrison,, Emmett Sanford, Dallas Cnffield, R-alph Bunch, Henry Skinner Frank Field, Kenny Allen. Second Rofu,+L1'fl to Right: Herbert Ansell, Roy Stewart, Stevie Bass, VVilliam Wright, Billy Boyce, George Stewart, Vernon Shettle. Third Row-Lzffl to Right: Wilbur Blades, Walter Yates, Donald Moore, Tony Burgess, Melvin Martin, Otis Curling, Douglas Pierce. There rtudevztr won LI5T'1'ERS for their parzicipazfio-11 in rportr: Foozfball-9'4Milburn Hines, 9'eBilly Boyce, 'Eugene Albertson, mVValter Yates, Wiene Ansell, imfiary Farmer, Mitlther WVhitehurst, H'Dougie Henley, 9'iBritt Pierce, WDoug Pierce, George Stewart, Russell Townsend, Mickey Harrell, Richard VVeeks, Arubrey VVitherington, Henry Skinner, Jack Browning, Joe Burlas, Bobby Henley, hflelvin A-'lcPherson, Jerome Greenougb, Russell Johnson, hlanager. Bamball-i'iPhil Doughtie, mhfickey Harrell, eil-fugh Cosner, ieLutl1er lfVhite- burst, mDougie Henley, Carlton Baughman, manager, 5'eWalte1' Yates, hfioose Vliilcox, Billy Nlitlgette. Boyx' Barkelball-'LSam lil ilson, Phil Doughtie, 'Luther Wlhiteburst, Klilburn Hines, Billy Boyce, Dougie Henley, Aubrey VVitherington, Kenny Allen, George Stewart, manager. Girly, Barleetball-mAlice Sadler, Delores Fischer, Joyce Richardson, hlargaret Dillon, Sylvia Cowand, Mary Yates, Dot Spratley, Betty Jean VVootlhouse, Patsy Smith, Mianager-Faye Webb, Dot Leet. Track-Melvin Martin, Kenny Allen, Russell Townsend, Doug Pierce, Jack Browning, blilburn Hines, Britt Pierce, Richard VVeeks, lyianager. C'lreerleade1'.f-Stle Britton, Dot Leet, Joanne Rolfe, Joanne Spivey, Joanne Vllhite, mCarol Farmer, le-Janice Smith i'iBarbara Rapp, 9'fGloria Pate, i'Julia Costcn, iiNancy Nuclcols, fDiane Wvalls. i il'-Players who received a star in addition to a letter. H-Players who received their second star. at 7 ' at xl A 0 ,Q ADVERTISEMENTS And don't forgot to patronize our ADX'Ell'l'ISEIlS South orfolk Parent-Teacher O O ASSOClHtl0H President ............ .,.. M Rs. NEELY LANE First Vice-President .... ..... M Rs. W. H. BLACK Second Vice-President. . . .... MR. HENRY SEYMOUR Secretary ............. . . .MRs. FRED EVERETT Assistant Secretary .... ...., M RS. JAMES ROACH Treasurer ........... .... M Rs. -IULIAN RAPER MRS. DOROTHY ATXVATER MRS. M. F. HINES MISS LUCILE SCHAFF MRS. AUBREY TODD MRS. FRANCIS GAY MRS. W. H. BLACK MRS. RAYMOND FUNK MRS. VV. B. GREGG MRS. CECIL HAVVKINS MRS. VV. IV. BOYCE MRS. FRANK EDVVARDS MR. HENRY SEYMOUR MRS. JOHN NVHITEHURST MRS. EDWARD MEGINLEY MRS. B. A. ETHERIDGE MR. ,I. N. HARPER MR. LEE HENLEY MRS. E. G. WEBB MRS. G. I. I-IARRELI. MRS. ROY BRITTON MRS. I. B. BARKSDALE MRS. D. W. LINDSEY MRS. FRED BAIRD MRS. S. VV. WILSON MRS. LEE HENLEY MRS. W. B. JONES MRS. GUY V. LUCK MRS. E. S. MIZELLE MRS. W. L. NICHOLAS MRS. RUSSELL TOWNSEND MISS DOROTHY TRUITT MISS AURELIA LEIGH .,k0'l!fiI 'QT Professor Todd turns store keeper for P. T. A. bazaar. COMPLIMENTS OF City of South Norfolk Public School Administration School Board W. R. BRITTON, Chairlnan N. W. BRINN, Vice-Chairman F. T. ALLEN VVILLIANI J. STORY, JR., Superintendent AURELIA I. QLEIGH, Clerk -fri E7 47mgiX Sw -Q A. if x j HH , 'SQ N X ,f y N f -. 'rg , i ' L 'xi '7 1-J X g ' fx ' X S-8 Ly mf Mis fit' , Nl . ,.,l GLU 6 .23 1-Lf X QSIQ ' 9 K THLBX ff xg, PM Doctor - Lawyer - Merchant - hief Good telephone service is important to almost everyone. And ood service starts with corn etent Well-trained tele- s P , . phone people, as shown by the following letters: From a do-ctor: 6'The service is nearly perfect. Your op- erators are always efficient and their courtesy is refreshing. From a lawyer: KNO operator was ever more considerate or ever gave better service than she did. Please thank her in our behalff' From a business man: c'We appreciate the courteous and efficient service. In many instances your operators went beyond the normal line of duty in an effort to help in any Way they could. May l say cthank you' l 7' From a fire chief: ulilighteen years of fire duty here have given me a very high regard for your telephone operators. They have shown alertness and resourcefulness . . . and have handled difficult problems or located badly identified fires like experienced fire department officers. '55 46 -D6 The voice with a smile holds a proud place on every tele- phone team. And her courteous, helpful service has become a traditional part of American life. The Chesapeake 8: Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia. , 1 YXXBXBGYA XQXBX. ag-Ao as :awe QW QWSS oee oe- Yxoxoq, we vs sowing e goo JAX doo vixvo Kxoe Q qos: Wse, XXXB e 'ooga ecovd oe K0 vs avg?- e xo cowe Q4 aqoef' xo 1 a'oXe occaelxo X0 'Coe xieav idx-A Qvoxog ovoex wewot qos: ok x we wam V17 ll I. OM 1 ml! Fhnfvgmph 51' P ortrait Stud io Fon Flh F Igor Sm 1111 YN-Vw -1 COMPLIMENTS OF Chesapeake Pharmacy DICK SCHARFF, PROPRIETOR Fora k d Ik h k afr Ily h I d 1 t any fth pl PI'6St0l1,S Pharmacy The Rexall Store 1401 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Va. Established 1913 B. I. THUMPSUN 8: CU. DRUGGISTS The Rexall Store 109 VVest Berkley Avenue Norfolk, Va. 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Phone Berkley 2369-M Seymour's ESSO Station 1110 POINDEXTER STREET SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. l Fats Blanchard Cities Service Station Chesapeake and Poindexter Sts. Phone Berkley 2707-J C ompliazzenfx of H. L. CBUIJIJYJ MILLER Your Texaco Dealer 300 S. Main Street Berkley, Norfolk, Virginia Phone Berkley 1076-R Poyner's Service Station SANDWICHES Made to Order Phone Berkley 9115 Hart's Mobile Service Station 900 Poindexter St. Phone l406fW Megi11ley's Service Statign C0mplimmt.r 900 Liberty Street gf SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. TIRES-BATTERIES ACCESSORIES John Burfoot P1att's Tire Store Goodyear Tires Du Pont Paints Complimwzlx qt SAPPER 8: WEBB, IHC. Compliments Of SUUTH NURFULK BRIDGE CUMMISSIUN, Inc. Cmnpliment: of BERKLEY FEED CORPORATION Mzzmghclurers and Di.rtribut0r.v of High Quality B. F. C. Feeds 1201-1219 Liberty Street Norfolk, Virginia MILL SUPPLIES CORPORATION Machinery and Supplies 1009 E. Liberty Street Phone Berkley 1760 C omplimentx of W. B. JONES 1117 Poindexter Street PLUMBING AND HEATING C omplinzefzls Qt T. F. LIVERMAN ROOFING AND SHEET IVIETAL Phone Berkley 217 Phone 2022-R :. : Q Swim W ta ' ' BEN LEIGH C at ff , at ' amp zmfnfv 1 .Za 1 .L,:, Pljozzr C hzidgfn . ':2: 711 ,,,, ':'2'- . 2 '2--V:V ,,.:P4 Z ff ::: zofogmp ze at j F 7' l 6 71 d Vl., ' - Your Home : Ai.1: .,-E we .iilf x2 '2 zzz '- '2-' A '11 ' Phone 27992 Ph t grapher Be go! h'su p' I e pn d. Complimennr Complimentx Of W' Jerry Bray I. James Davis Merchants 81 Planters Bank BERKLEY - CAMPOSTELLA - SOUTH NORFOLK LAFAYETTE Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Company Coastal Business College 350 Monticello Arcade PHONE L. L. KEE NORFOLK 4154-4 IVhz're Courtesy and Progress MM! Standard Business Courses Norfolk Business University 114 VVest City Hall Avenue Business Administration A Blueprint M Bu,vi71e.r.r For Young Zlflen Phone Norfolk 211033 Com liments of ' I D I Richard Maehrneworks, lne. VIRGINIA-CAROLINA G lom ' d Sh ELECTRIC SALES' 1110- 353311 50.615121 stiff AND Phones Berkley 345, 346 VIRGINIA-CAROLINA ELECTRICAL YVORKS, Inc. 1000-101-lf Main Street NORFOLK It VIRGINIA Foundry Department 459-499 Indian River Road Phone Berkley 711-R NORFOLK, VIRGINIA McCallum Inspection Co. Inspection Engineers a11d Chemists Specialist: in C're0.r0tcd Mate7'ia!J I-leadquarters Laboratory 113 W. Berkley Avenue NORFOLK 6, VIRGINIA Southland 0il Company 814 E. Liberty St. WESTINGHOUSE RANGES and REFRIGERATORS EASY WASHERS ZENITH RADIOS Whclz i n need of COAL or FUEL OIL Think of US Townsend Brothers, Inc. YARD! 1007-1015 SEABOARD Ave. Tel. Berkley 327 So. NORFOLK, VA. There's no need to shiver: .lohn L's strike didn't deplete all the fuel supplies in Norfolk! fDick Cummings and Grow Wallace are holding up the !ruck.J THE GRAND A M'fZllZ.l'6 Theatre AN ASSET TO YoUR ooMMUN1'rY 11 Wi Q Wh I b tl f r the morale than a movie after a hard day's g d? TWINE'S f FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS lllember of Telegraph Deli'very Service W. B. 1BiIlj RICE, Ofwllcr 1316 19th Street Berkley 1266 South No1'fo1k,Va. suumsmf fwmsr C0M,,,JIMm Flowers for All Occasions OF S. I-IERMAN DENNIS , . . 802 Liberty Cone s Radio Service South Norfolk, Va. PHONE BERKLEY 313-W For That Second Wand -Pause for ...I IOYVIED UNDII AUYHOIIYY Ol 'HI COCA-COlA COMPANY IV COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. 31 DUKE STREET Phone Norfolk 22383 ...oF COURSE..,WE'LL HAVE ANI All-EZECTRIC Kl76HEN! 5 9 nw Z5 V . f- + ,J A J A ' A .5 Q' I Vp 4, 5 vi S5 f 5, E r - 7 - 5 '- -'-.-.4- 1 -.-. 1 '.-.' A . I lg, 4- Z .if Z 4 , -, ' f jgliy, VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY ' Compliments of N' A I Empire Machinery and Supply Corp. we The Harris Shop I . 5 1327 Poinclexter Street 5 1 l Specializing in PVo11zefz'J and 1615 LIBERTY STIQEET SOUTH NORFOLK 6, VA. Childrwzlv Clothing WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE l Powers Sz Q . :E Wmston Q Sc to 3310.00 1408 Poindexter Sr. South Norfolk, Va. Phone Berkley 1216 , Cum pli 21101115 of Drucker's Variety 14107-09 Poindexter St. South Norfolk, Virginia 1 Congwztulaiiom lo 'IHE 1950 GRADUATES RADIO SERVICE SOUTHSIDE TV HEADQUARTERS 921 E. Liberty St. Berkley 787 IRVINGHS JARMAN SHOE DEALERS For the Southside 115-117 W. Berkley Avenue 9 . , . Darden S Martln s Dairy Grade A and G RICH-CREAMY 1 M I L K - MILK HOMOGENIZED BY MUSIC Phones Lakeside Dairy Farms Great Bridge 3476-Norfolk 24486 J. D. CURLING Pt h b f'tsNan cy Hewitt and Margaret D llo w.Q.91DHI'f3 u. NORFOLK'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE E5.'al11I.vh nd 1847 n. P. PAUL CUMPANY L' B' Rocks Jewelers and Jewelers Silvcrslniths 231-235 Granby Street Telephone 24623 243 Granby Street NO,-folk 10, virginia Norfolk, Virginia Congratulations To the Graduating Class Jewelers and R EQS Silversmiths 229 Granby Street Fashion Corner Norfolk Va' The Gift Shoppe GRACE P. XVHITEHURST HAMILTON and ELGIN XVATCHES TV SETS'-APP LIANCES-RADIOS South Norfolk, Virginia and Ruth Faircloth and Janet Britton are dcing. BEAMON'S GRUCERY IVIEATS, FANCY GROCERIES AND FRESH VEGETABLES Phone Berkley 2498 1200 Bainbridge Blvd. WE DELIVER S. W. WILSUN GRUCERY Quality Foods since 1888 1001 Liberty Street South Norfolk, Virginia CLARICS Self-Service Grocery Park Ave. ik Bainbridge Blvd. SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. Tucke1 s Meat Market 1020 Liberty Street Where Quality Rules FUREHANITS GRO0EyRY C ily-wide Delizmy FRESH MEATS - FROZEN Fooos 1409 Ohio St. Berkley 942 C omplimenls of W. T. BUTLER Grocerer Berkley S38-J We Deliver 1325 18th Street SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA VV. T. BU'r1,ER Overton's Market Berkley and South Norfolk Buy At- OVERTON'S -And Save If it's a-marketing you are going. D t Sp tl y d AI ce Sadler can direct y l th g ' ffhe Sporunnan Shop,Inc. 130 Vllest Plume Street OUTFITTERS OF THE TIGERS Jerry Lieban, Inc. California Fashions Meant for You 420 Granby Street H. D. KANTER Iflfomeffs Sp0rt.rwerzr and ,1ccc.rsorie.r Home of Caledonia Sweaters 105 College Place NORFOLK 10, VA. New Bargain.: Daily Phone 33-I-64 NURFULK UNIJERSELLERS VVe carry a complete line of Maris and Boys' Clothing, Shoes, Hosiery, Underwear, Sweaters, etc. A full line of Wo1'k Clothes and Rubber Goods of all descriptions 401-415 Nlain St. Norfolk, Va. ' PRINTS U U DOLLARS L. SNYDER'S S-T-R-E-T-C-I-I-E-S 'EM THE SPOT 427 Granby Street Nozjfolkfr Older! Credit Cloihierr Clothes for the entire family on small Weekly or monthly payments Th y th Tg theloose.. . Crizzrlesy Francis A. Gay Complimfvzts of Trf1j5'01z'f Bezzzzzjf S 120 ppe COURTESY GF 4E1aI3a111'5 jfuneral 319011112 Coizzplimwzis ry' Sykes Funeral Home Berkley Avenue 'glfinest in the South C lb amp zmenis TRAVELERS HUTEL CUURT fy' 2109 Bainbridge Boulevard South Norfolk, Virginia Telephone: Berkley 9172 or 208 R. C. ROWLAND, Olwncr Claucle's Cabs Berkley 586 Claude Hatchell W. B. Dawley Sz Co. REAL ESTATE and GENERAL INSURANCE 211 IV. Berkley Avenue Phone 36 or 576 R. W. GDiek3' Arnold, Sr. 'KTHE INSURANCE lVIAN', Fire - Life - Automobile 1425 Poindexter Street SOUTH NORFOLIQ 6, VA. Phone Berkley 175-J or Berkley 822-R ESTABLISHED 1922 D. W. Lindsey Insurance Agency 1346 Chesapeake Avenue Phone Berkley SO-J South Norfolk 6, Virgima WILLIAM II. QBILLJ WHITE If iff Ivmmnzce We Have It E. C. Savage Sz Co. General Fire - Life - Autonlobile Insurance Tax Adviser 124 West Berkley Avenue 1017 Chesapeake Avenue South Norfolk 6, Virginia N f Ik V . or O , a Phone Berkley 2698-M or 2022-W Buy your shoes at Hofheimer's and shine them at enr asa ' I Young's-QGaorge Stewart and H y C y went to pose, but really got a shoe shine.7 YOUNG'S SHOE SHUP Expert Shoe Rebuilding and Dyeing 1005 Chesapeake Avenue South Norfolk, Va. C0'11'zplime1iLJ of SHOE STORES NNW we Norfolk - Portsmouth C omplimenls Qf A. BARTLEY 237 Church Street Norfolk, Virginia .El l?a9f13bmveIl oPTic1AN 222 YVest Bute Street Norfolk, Va. Conzpliwzmlr ly' UR. G. S. BUCHANAN G? f If ,I 1 QXXKXAX QQAH'-' 257 Granby Street Phone 21691 Norfolk, V C omplimenls M IDEAL CLEANERS MARIE WEST SHIRTS OUR SPECIALTY IVF Nerd You - 1 You Nrrd Us W The Home Folks Ph. Berkley 1031 PHILIP H. STROUD Romgxw P. WA1.1,AcE Phone Berkley 376 or 377 Modern Laulllllzy 81 Cleaners LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING 1065 Cascade Boulevard South Norfolk, Va. Co1nplime1ztx of SUUTHSIDE CLEANERS L. L. BRIGGS, JR. W. B. CREEF CO771,fJll17L8'ILZ.Y of National Cleaners and Dyers 1801 East Brambleton Avenue Phone 26743 Compliments of Your Dry Cleaner ey' ,, , c114Nlqa7wfssl,vo.w01us F ll Ma ga et Smith to any one ofthe lea 9 t bl .h e t .I Th y Il gl dly I eyo of all laundry, cleaning and pressung wornes. BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '50 compzfmfm of THE STUDENT COUNCIL Acknowledgments The Staff of the 1950 Tiger expresses their sincere thanks to those who have helped us and worked with us to make this annual successful. hfliss Leigh and hlr. Story were most co-operative by excusing students from school to get ads for the annual. VVhat a help lXfIiss Leigh was in de- livering rncsages to and from Ben! The faculty-how they helped us, and put up with so many of us always getting out of class to work on pictures or write-ups! VVhat fine work Smith St Weldon did on our individual pictures! Mrs. Chisholm had such good ideas about the senior personality pictures. Ben Leigh, our photographer for sport pictures, groups and eighth grades, was always on hand when we needed him- VVC especially thank him for coming to school early one Sunday morning to photograph a snow scene of the park! The art classes worked faithfully on division pages. Nfrs. Kelly, our art advisor, gave us suggestions that we are grateful for. Ruth Faircloth and Gracie Dail also worked with our art editor, Claudia Willis. The letter- ing was done by Nlelvin lXfIcPherson, and what wonderful letters he makes! Getting ads proved to be quite a job. Durvin Woniiiiack, Bill Grover, and Merill Hoggard accommodated us by using their cars. The generous support of our advertisers made this book possible-let's not forget to support them. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Golden of Printcraft Press gave us good sound advice on how to save money and put out a good annual, too. This year lvfiss Edith Bowles helped us set up the books for the sale of the annual. Last fall two delegates from the staff went to the Southern Interschol- astic Press Association at Xvashington 8: Lee University in Lexington. VVe feel that this trip was very profitable to the staff. And last, but by no means least, the staff wishes to thank you, Miss Hicks, for all you have done to help us. VVithout your advice and helpful suggestions what a struggle we would have had! Vlie spent a lot of time and good hard work on this yearbook, but We thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it-even when we had to do it over three or four times! We hope you will enjoy it too. The Staff of the 1950 Tiger. As We Were Gnce . . . ' :- - at 23? g - 4- I ,4 4 ..:.:. - an sas W Us , . W, fr A s mfs Q 1 sa . f H Q . .5 N a H cw wa was f as as s me-as ss i fm . s 'W P 1' wx I s F H in 5 L' -A Zia , Ji fe . . . ,Q if ',f,w'w .Q.?Xg, 5 - 1 i G H . fs ' i . I-' f 'N' ,H ,.A ., r ,. . I -1 -vw.'s: ' , A NX , H 5, 5 gr,,,g4mg-,Qs .55 - 5- - W T .,.f?f., ,:. 1- : f 1 . I , if 0-I I .J Y ' , RF' .F Hires K .. H wg I 5....g..,., .Q 2.5 zzu E H Fifrl Row-Lrf! Io Right: Jack Sz Jacqueline our class twins. Jane VV.-what a cute doll. Is this Pat Brothers or Shirley Temple? Jackie J. S: Dickie D. in his first hot rod. ' Snrand Row: Margaret S.-are you laughing or crying? Nature Boy-Russell johnson. Mtargie Curling-there was a little girl who had a little curl! My, what a sweet baby Memorie was! Betty Jean Sawyer--what do you see? Doc jones sets out on his first camping trip. Third Row: Billy Boyce, what no crew cut? What's the matter, Frances? Loyce C. stopped growing at an early age. Sam Wilson-how old are you little hov? Carole Curling-ain't I cute. Fourth Row: Whom are you hiding from Claaudia? Ethel Shaw, give me a piece of candy. Could this be Marie Miller? Come on and smile, Edna! Time hasn't changed Tootie. Richard Weeks-hit the deck! Billie Sz Dick Cummings went home with Lassie. Hope's ideal life--a beachcomber! Fiffh Rofw: Milburn H., don't get lost. Ardell is going for a ride. Millard is making butter for his mother. Dorothy S., come on and smile. SENIOR DIRECTURY BXIILLARD BURTON AMERSON, JR. Choral Club, Boy's Chorus, Spanish Club, French Club, Vested Choir lVice Presidentj Annual Staff LOIS FAY BACCUS Cheering Club GRACE lXflII,LICENT BALLANCE Vested Choir ALVIN LAVVRENCE BEEOIE J. V. Basketball ,T R eam, at Committee, Victory Corps EVELYN ITOPE BILLUPS Vested Choir, Choral Club, Tigerettes, Glee Club BANIE NORFLEE'F BOYCE Rat Committee, Senior Play XVILLIAM CARLTON BOYCE Preflight Club, Hi-Y Club, Basketball Team, Football Team, Track, Band Senior Mirror, Monogram Club PATRICIA ANN BROTHERS Choral Club, Home Economics Club, Tiger Tales Staff Cheering Club, Student Council, Annual Staff, JACQUELINE ELSIE BROVVNING Cheering Club, junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Senior Play JOHN EDVVARD BROWNING Spanish Club, Hi-Y Cltb F b ll I , oot a Team, Track, Vice-President of Conservation Club, Rat Committee, junior Dance Sponsor, Senior Play JOAN DELANO BRYANT Choral Club, Girls Chorus, Debating Team, Senior Mirror, Assistant Editor Tiger Tales '47, '48, '49, Editor of Tiger Tales '49-50, Majorette, Cheering Club, Student Council '46-50 Vested Choir, Senior Play LOYCE ELAINE CAIVIPEN Cheering Club, May Court, Junior Representative to Annual Staff STEPHEN CARTVVRIGIAIT Baseball Team, Cheering Club HENRY BAKER CASEY Student Council, J. V. Basketball, Sports Editor of Annual St ff C' l ' a , Ircu ation Manager of Tiger Tales, One Act Play-1950, Choral Club, Debating Team, Rat Court EDITH VIRGINIA CLOUOH Home Economics Club, Cheering Club, Senior Mirror, Annual Staff, Choral Club LENVIS LEROY COPELAND Track Team, Cheering Club SENIOR DIRECTORY BILLY WOOD CUMMINGS Football Team, Track. Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Rat Court IVEY RICH.ARD CUNIMINGS Football Team, Hi-Y Club, Cheering Club, French Club CAROLE LEIGH CLIRIIING Cheering Club, Vested Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Sextet, Triple Trio, Treasurer of Home Economics Club, Majorette Q4 yearsl, Monogram Club, Forensic Club, Spanish Club, Operetta klIARJORIE EARLINE CURLING Cheering Club, junior Red Cross, Beta Club, Student Council, Annual Staff, Rat Court Committee ARDELL CAINTALLA D1EA'1'ON Tiger Tales Staff, Vested Choir, Girls' Chorus, Senior Play MARGARET FRANCES DILLON Co-Captain of Basketball Team, Senior Mirror, May Court, Student Council, Softball Team, Cheering Club, Home Economics Club VERNON RICPIAIKD DIVERS Hi-Y Club, Spanish Club, Forensic Club IRIS RUTH FAIRCLOTH Girls' Chorus, Vested Choir, Senior Dance Committee GARY DEAN FARMER Football Team, 46-50, Monogram Club, Cheering Club, Senior MirI'or OPAL JANETTE FOSTER Transferred from Hlatteras High School Adi-vitifr thnrz'-President of Junior Class, Editor-in-Chief of school paper, Vice President of -1--H Club, Girls' Softball Team HOWARD EARL FIANBURY Football Team, Band, Monogram Club, Hi-Y Club, Senior Mirror, Latin Club BETTY LOUISE HARPER Choral Club .TUNE XAIESTON HARIQIS Cheering Club, Treasurer of Sodalinas Latina, President of Beta Club, Student Council, Secretary of junior Class, Business Manager of Annual Staff, Senior Mirror, May Queen NIEMORIE LEA HAIilllS Cheering Club, Cheer Leader, Monogram Club, Home Economics Club, Public Speaking Contest, Spanish Club, Senior Mirror, May Court, Maid of Honor f19S0j, Choral Club, President of Sophomore Class, One Act Play Cast, Majorette, Senior Play NANCY JEAN I'IEXVI'l'T Secretary of Senior Class, Secretary of Latin Club, Student Director of Senior Play, One Act Play Q19-I-SJ, Student Council, Vested Choir, Triple Trio, Annual Staff fTypistQ, Cheering Club, Operetta SENIGR DIRECTORY NIILBURN LINVVOOD HINES Beta Club, Hi-Y Club, Band, President of Student Council, President of Junior Class, Business Manager of Tiger Tales, Public Speaking Contest, Basketball Team '48, '49, FSO, Football Team '48, '-I-9, '50, Tnack Team '49, '50, Manager of Baseball Team '-FS, Senior Monogram Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play EDNA FRANCES HOBBS Transferred from Coeburn High School flrlifuiticr ilmrc-Latin Club 1, Home Economics Club 2, Safety Patrol Club 1, Campus Hi-Lites Staff tschool paperj PARKER RUSSELL JOHNSON, JR. President of Senior Class, Secretary of Hi-Y Club, Student Council, Betta Club, Senior Mirror, Editor of Tiger Tales '-1-9, Manager of Football Team, Track Team, 1949 Honorary Science Award, Representative to Boys' Shate, Debating Team, Monogram Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play NVILLIAM LEE JOHNSTON Hi-Y Club, Senior Play IRVING LLOYD JONES Beta Club, Latin Club, Student Director of Senior Play JACQUELYN LEE JONES Basketball Team, May Court, Senior Mirror, Annual Staff, Senior Play, French Club, Girls' Chorus, Dramatics Club, Girls' Scxtet, Cheering Club, Vested Choir NORBTAN LEE JONES Student Council, Senior Mirror, Hi-Y Club, President of Conservation Club, Rat Committee Senior Play PEARL F.LIZABE'l'H JONES Annual Staff, Vested Choir, Girls' Chorus, Choral Club, Spelling Contest-Alternate, Monogram Club, Softball Team DONALD GATI.ING LANEY Tiger Tales, Baseball Team VIRGINIA LOUISE LIVERMAN Cheering Club, May Court, Latin Club, NORNIAN RAXKVLS lVlCCLAIN, JR. Baseball Team BETTY ANN lVlClDORlN'IAN Girls' Glee Club, Secretary of Vested Choir EDNA LASSELL MCPHERSON Beta Club, Student Council, Choral Club, Girls' Glee Club, Rat Court Committee, Tiger Tales Staff IRMA JEAN lVlELLBERG Band, Choral Club, Monogram Club TVILLIAM XNILSON bflIDGET'I'E, JR. Vice President of Student Council, Senior Mirror, Football Team, Baseball Team, Monogram Club, Hi-Y Club, Conservation Club, Senior Dance Sponsor, Senior Play SENIOR DIRECTORY BERTHA lh .lARlE lh'lILLER Majorette, Cheering Club, Monogram Club, Latin Club, Choral Club, Senior Girls' Quartet GLORIA ISAE lh'lORSE May Court, Rat Court BETTY FRANCES PAULEY Debating Team, junior Red Cross, Forensic Club EMORY ANN PETERS May Court, Band, Softball Team, Senior Mirror BARBARA LUCILE PEYTON Cheering Club, Choral Club, Home Economics Club BARBARA FAY POYNER Senior Mirror WIL.I.IAbI CTEREIXIIAH ROXVLAND Annual Staff, Senior Mirror ALLEN MILLER Russ BETTY JEAN SAXVYER Choral Club, Latin Club, Tiger Tales Staff, Cheering Club E'I'HEL LEE SHAXV Operetta '46, Choral Club, Home Economics Club, French Club, Dramatics Club ELSIE HOPE SM l'l'1-I biay Court 1946, Student Council '46, '50, Cheering Club, '46, Spanish Club, '48, junior Repre- sentative of Annual Staff 119491, Basketball Team '49-S0, Editor of Annual '50, One Act Play Cast '48 lX-IARGARET ANN SMITH Cheering Club, Spanish Club fSecretaryl Vested Choir lTreasurerj Basketball Team, Annual Staff, Triple Trio, Baseball, Glee Club, Senior Play THEAIJORE CARLTON SPIVEY Rat Court, Hi-Y Club, Band, One Act Play Cast, Latin Club, Senior Mirror, Choral Club DOROTHY RUTH SPRATLEY Cheering Club, Co-Captain of Basketball Team, Public Speaking Contests, Choral Club, Student Council, Monogrlam Club, Softball Team, Annual Staff, Senior Girls' Quartet BARBARA ELIZABETH STRICKLAND Cheering Club, Choral Club, Student Council, Spanish Club LA SALLE Toon WILLIANI PRINCETON VAUGHT, JR. Pre-Flight Club GIJORIA FAYE WEBB Treasurer of Senior Class, Treasurer of junior Class, May Court, Latin Club Vice-President, Manager of Basketball Team, Student Council, News Editor of Tiger Tales, Cheering Club SENIOR DIRECTORY RICHARD CJRAY XNEEKS Manager of Track Team, Football Team, Monogram Club, Hi-Y Club, Latin Club GLORIA CHI1.Is'I'INE VVHITE Secretary and Treasurer of Beta Club, President of Latin Club, Tiger Tales Staff, Annual Staff Es'I'1-Ink NIAE VVILLIAIXIS Basketball Team, fRichmondj,, Girls' Chorus, fRichmonclj IRMA JANE XVILLIAMS Choral Club, Girls' Chorus, Senior Mirror, Cheering Club ROY XNIILLIADIIS CLAUDIA TVTARIE WIIJLIS Operetta, Choral Club, Majorette C4 yearsj, Monogram Club, May Court, Annual Staff, Senior Mirror, Cheering Club, Softball, Team, Senior Girls' Quartet, Sponsor of Senior Dance Senior Play SAMUEL NVILLOUGHBY VVILSON, Ill Hi-Y Club, Football Team, Basketball Team, Spanish Club, Monogram Club AUBREY THOMAS WI1'II ERINGTON Hi-Y Club, Basketball Team, Football Team, Manager of Baseball Team, Conservation Club, Rat Committee, French Club, Public Speaking, Senior Play, Monogram Club A DURVIN LEE XVOBIMACK Cheering Club, Pre-Flight Club JAUNITA JANE YOUNG Vestecl Choir, Tiger Tales Typist, Girls' Chorus This page was contributed by the Junior Class O. K. Fellows-who took my books? The two-H boys broadcast the South Norfolk-Granby game. Say, Bud, Did you have a cute nurse? Hatron's Night-parents take children's places. Anybody seen my other keys? Look! A Hying saucer! Hello, Girls, what's new in the gossip line today? Our Essayistsh Are you ready for the contest? My! doesn't the band march well. Fight! Team! Fight! V. w FINIS The layt day of fehool . . . How we had longed for thi! event during the past year .... Now, however, ax we are ready to leave, Jomeone openf a clauroom door . . . How dexerted it looks. But we think as we take one laft look . . . although we may not fill that room again, there will be other: next year. Yes, even though we hate to admit 'it-school will go on without us. Press of PFIINTCRAFT PRESS, INC PORTSMOUTH, VA. - , I , .V . w --. . , 4 -, , F as g, 1, Q if 1 I , 1 95 ' , . l v7 i 1 , 'ip .ad Q QQ . Q! Q 2, in , ,, at n 1 r 'D
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