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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1953 volume:

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The Christmas tree in our hall was the work of the council and the F.H.A. 1444. 1 1X , From left to right: First row-Donnie Midgette, Joanna Madrin, Ellen Miles, Doris West, 'xo x Susie Bennett, Margaret Powell, Betty Robinson, Mary Westmoreland, Juanita Stratton, 'b6NT C009 Gail Simmonds. Second row-Elsie Rose, Sherry Phelps, Joyce Gregg, Mary Henly, Eddie Griffin, Ronnie Seichrist, Fletcher Jones. Third row--Jimmy Thompson, Bud Bryant, Stevie Bass, Preston Grissom, Jimmy Fentress. ,,....--0 he-ary '-V -twi- a:,,, K-1 'ss- In a most impressive ceremony held in late spring of '52, four of our best leaders, Doris West, Ray Koon, Stevie Bass, Preston Grissom, were installed as student council oiiicers for 1952-53. The one way stair system put into effect by the council solved a most serious problem. This project, strictly student sponsored, was accepted by the student body and faculty. Much traiilc congestion and confusion was eliminated because the students did give their complete co-operation. 'Ni ' '12 I Student Council Oiiicers: Front row -Preston Grissom, President, Stevie Bass, First Vice-President. Second row-Doris Jean West, Secretary- Treasurerg Miss Mary Barham, Sponsor, Kay Koon, Second Vice- President. T I-I E 'll I G E RJ Betty Robinson the hard- working Editor in-Chief, starts out to supervise the taking of more pictures. 9? E- 'I M V Q, wa: Ji? TRAINEES First row-R. Haskett, E. Whitley, D. Smith, J Boyette, Y. Bass, L. Downing, D. Ambrose, S. Smith R. Peebles, E. Strickland. Second row-P. Rule, G Cotten, D. Schwartz, E. Shipley, P. Horton, B. Spann H. Lassiter, L. Marshall, J. Gregg, G. Simmonds, E Smith, P. Nicholas, R. Dillon, N. Ghiselin, N. Dillon F. Smith, J. Nicholson, K. White, A. Pierce. 1 v El' ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS STAFF Seated-Virginia Robertson. Advertising Manager and Miss Smith, her adviser: Mrs. Hornbuckle, Business Adviser, and Juanita Stratton, Business Manager. Standing-Advertising Staff: Gracie Wheelbarger, Lola Steele, Goldie Creekmore, Marshall Higginbot- ham, Jean Brent. Dot Leet and Grace Wheelbarger, Staff Typists, were kept busy. Harriet Maher was absent from the pic- ture. Sondra Failes, Literary Editor, and her assistant, Al- bert Griffin, get some advice on their copy from Mrs. Waters. William and Dallas Daniels and Ronnie Seichrist worked long and hard on our cartoons and symbols. ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Seated-Sandra Fulfordg Shirley Wood, Pat Borumg Fletcher Jones, Photography Editor, William Daniels: Mr. Wisniewski, Photography Adviser and Assistant Sponsor. StandingfRuth Sutton, Ed Weatherly. , R EL asv CIRCULATION STAFF. Stevie Bass, Assistant Managerg Peggy Brooksg Miss West, Adviser: Jean Brent, Billy Overton, Manager, Joe Sibley. 1 ? 'S ! 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I ,4- . , . - . , K v s '.,,, ., a :VN --H45-a-ff ' . -Us- S+ . ,VV Q, -Q tyg Q. 1 President Elsie Rose and Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Spann, Beta Club Oflicers, are caught relaxing a moment by the win- dow. g'g,,,,,,, I, ,qv A ,KL-I Ole' 'A v 'Egger Q' ? BETA CLUB From left to right: First row- Juanita Stratton, Sherry Phelps, Ruth Sutton, Sondra Failes, Elsie Rose, Grace Wheelbarger. Second row-Betty Robinson, Cole Black, Nickey White, Joe Sibley, Donald Perry, Preston Grissom, Joanna Madrin. B- 'lW Mr. Wisniewski aids the Betas in their fruit cake sell- ing project by buying one for himself. Bet he'1l have a hard time escaping from THESE seniors without giving them a sample of their OWN merchandise! 5 3 S 2 'xx S BETA CLUB Q The Beta's display some of the toys they collected to aid ole Santa on his Christmas trip. Below, four sen- iors hold the cans of food which brightened some needy family's Thanksgiving celebration. At lower right, you see an actual meeting in session. T7 I ff Cf'-'K' X' -ns-or 1 The Beta Club is an honor organization wliosc main purpose- is to lllmm' stlllll,-urs of good l'llilI'E1CTl'l'. HClliCVf'Illl'lll. :lull le-ullcrsliip. This l-lub. Ulllll'1' the lcallcwsliip ol' lilsie Rum? and slllI'll'j' Spzuin. tricll to 0Il1Illl2iSlZl' Ihl- iinpor- filllvll of thc- lJ!'gl'2ll1lZ2iIlllll tlirollgrli their l-l1z11'al'- ter. ilL'lllCVl'Il1Plll zmll lllilllll1'5lllI7 ill-vclopnient p1'og11'um. 'l'hvi1' first lapping' l'Pl'l'IllHllj' in lll-tolwi' was in the fo1'111 ol' an l'zi11llll-ligrllt so1'vic:v with florzil 1ll'l'2lllj1'0llll'lllS. Sunil- ol' you Hlllllllll may 1'l-11111111114-1' thl- sllspl-lisv ul' thi-sv l'l'l'l'llllIllll'N. 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How prmlll thi' livtzls wl-rv to lwlwlll ilu- llvillllliilll glylll livin Sl-all on lllllll' cliplonmsf Miss Cole sponsor takes a glance at a film strip of The Tiger Tales Cycle 'llll li TALE 1 1' L pr s 1 then fnst issue of l'lc LR 'l xllsm nlx ni Septemlnx Tln staft l9J0lLlll ni an elffhtx pu unt sale IIILIGBSI ulnth LOIllll1ll0il throughout the wax Phe nun :se ni sales is is mlne umslcltrably to the effectlu plllJllllTX campaign befole can h issue The staff sponsoicd an assemblx piofnarn n1 Stptemher lll the form of a radio iarletw shou mth TT COIlllllClCldlS galore' 'lhe llystellous lcstox nas the plllllltlfl angle fox the Nlasquerade Ball and tln Ottohei publication Ilo flts from the ball pald inaux in Lllgldilllff bill there after' Pl1bllSl1lllg.!' the neuspapn ls 1 long and lldltl ,job one that 18 nexer coinplctul ht foie 1t befrlns affani It s a constant late 'iQ'dl11St tnne tiynig to meet that dead line' The actual behlnd the scenes aetnltles would amaze manv, especially those alunnn vsho recall the mnneographed TIGER QLB and the smaller TIGLR Txuzs 1, is SONDRA PAILES Editor-in-Chief d CLYDIA DAVIS Business Manager . l WILLIAM WRIGHT 'Of' Assistant Editor 9.4-livf. mf . Alice Hundley News Editor compiles the assignment sheet' Donna Alvis Feature Editor gives her suggestions. . Reporters Martha Frascini Shirley Smith and George Wells turn in their assign- ments to Miss Cole. . Typists Marilyn Bowman and Joan Win- slow begin their job' Jean Jones assists them. .At a staff meeting Pat Nicholas Copy Editor and Joyce Gregg Headline Edi- tor do their duty' Jackie Wommack Proofreader does her part. ..Pat Borum Advertising Manager checks ad copy' Ronnie Seichrist cartoonist starts a publicity poster. .Off to the printer via Pat Antley and Garnett Moore. 7. Galleys are back! Mallory Everton, Sports Editor, fixes the dummyg Sandra Taven- ner, Proofreader, and Ruthie Haskett recheck the proof. 8. June Taylor and Garnett-back to the printer! 9. The final check! 10. Circulation Managers, Harriett Lassiter and Margaret Council prepare Tiger Tales for distribution. 11. Ahh. Relaxation at last! The class sits back and takes a look at their work. 12. That constant cycle! The editors begin the assignment sheet again. T 5 ', f. ggf ' X ,D 1 - A , I k ' , -xx, ix I J. ,J f U l Ni G55 -K. ibn 1 ,-,Q Q5 65 .S xx '-it r .4 8 Q' 1 X X 5. HI-Y CLUB L Bryant P Gris- From left to right: First row-J. Sibley, E. Burlas, . , . som, D. Sawyer, B. Smith. Second row--L. Alexander, M. Twiford, C. Black, J. Fletcher, D. Swartz, B. Grimes, D. Harper. Third row-L. Chap- pell, N. White, P. Davis, V. Matthews, E. Shipley, F. Jones, D. Holland, B. Wommack, Mr. Locklear. NYYQNYW W HI-Y orrrcrzns S From left to right: First row-Dalton Sawyer, Chap lain, Leon Bryant, Presidentp Bonnie Smith, Secre ' T asurerg Mr. Lock W THE HI-Y Xt . l X S f South Yorfolk Hifrh has the same pur- The Hi-Y o . C. pose as does the Tri-Hi-Y: to create. inaiutain, and ex- tend througzhout the home, school and eominunity. high standards of Christian character. VVith the leadership of Leon Bryant. the Hi-Y had as one of their projects, the preparing of Vhristnias baskets for needy families here in South Norfolk. As did the Tri-Hi-Y. the Hi-Y grave its support to the district association. They had the lmnor of having: Preston Grissom. last years lli-Y President, serve as ' ' ' 'i-Ili-Y clubs this president of the tlistriet lli-X and ll year. The lli-Y sponsoretl a Valentine dance in the gym in February. Blilllj' ol' the ineinlzers atteiimled the Ili-Y vonveiitioii in Riehmoud. 20 tary, Second row-Joe Sibley. re lear, Sponsorg Edward Burlas, Vice-President. .- -'irq' .Pwr ,,,, x.1 T111-111-11 '1'111- '1'1'i-Ili-Y is 1111- YWVA 111' 1111- 1115511 51-l111111. 11 is 21 1.l'111lU'N111I1 of 111311 s1'1111111 gg-i1'1s u'1111 211-1- 1-111111111111-11 111 21 1 1ll'lN1l2iIl Il11l'1Jl1Nf' 211 w111'k 111 1111' Sl'1l1lll1 211111 1-111111111111iT,1'. rv 1 rw- -v- 1111' l1lll'IM1s1' 111 1111- 11'1-111-H ls 111 1-1'1-2111-. 11121i11T21i11. 211111 111111111 T111'1111g1111111t 1111' 11111111-. s1:1111111. 211111 1'11111111111111.v. 1115111 sI211111211'11s 111' l'111'1sti2111 1-11211'211-11-1: Olll' '1'1'1-111-Y gr-111111, with S11i1'11-lx' W111111 21s 111'1-si111-111, was 1111il1- a11't1x'1f, 21s l1l1'.Y 1'211'1'i1-11, 11151- ll1ill'1j'. 111111 111'11,j1'1't 21 1111111111. 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Harrell, B. Woodard, D. Smith, R. Peebles, L. Etherige, D. Leet, L. Steele, 'WW ff S. Fulford, J. Sykes, M. Paircloth. Third row-G. Simmonds, J. Spivey, A. Hundley, F. Horton, P. Brooks, G. Wheelbarger, J. Peterson, B. Field, J. Ainsley, B. Robinson, J. Gay, J. Cartwright. Fourth row-M. Henley, C. Hough, C. V: Madrin, E. Smith, J. Winslow, G. Williams, P. Nicholas, M. Bowman, J. Wommack, B. Spann, D. Madrin, D. Alvis, J. Brent. DRAMATEEN OFFICERS T19 lJr111111111111s 11111 111-nest 111' 11111 1111f111111111111s s CNf1lJ11Sl1l11 s1x1 1111 111s I I Nl U U N 116x911 lllf' 11111 1 I Ill 11111 11111 s Peggy Poplm Treasurer Donna Alvxs Pres1dent no Ruth Sutton V1ce Pres1dent Grace Wheelbarger H H H 111 1 Reporter Yvonne Bass Secretary NAIC 1 , ,NM m , It N 1 1r 1 x 1 1 111151 l N111 Nb 4 111 ll 1111 81111111 N111111ll1 N1l111111 su 1 1111 1 l1111111111111s 11111 1r f 1 0111111011 1'xp4 11818 111 111011 IJ S Amateurs Lola Peggy Gmny Jean and Grace seem li, R A Nl A I E E to take a deep mterest 1n then' Work as they study 11nes for a play CLUB MEMBERS From left to nght F1rst row Betty Rob1nson Don Ambrose Yvonne Bass Grace Wheelbarger Vugnua Robertson Joan K1nd1ey Nancy Cummxngs Second row Donna AIVIS Fletcher Jones Ed Weatherly Sonny Haskett Stev1e Bass Davxd W11der Jxmmy Perk1nson Th1rd row Ruth Sutton Pat Borum Jean Brent Mar1lyn Bowman Rose Mar1e Ko1esar1c Peggy Poplxn Nancy Gh1se11n E11een Sm1th Mable Burke Yvonne Bass and Frances Taylor re hearse thexr parts for The Boy on the Meadow, a. play presented ln assembly by the Dramateens 41 1? 1 ' 1 - , ' 3.1 '22 l111.' 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' 111 N '-11111-1' 111115' sp1111s111'1-11 11 '1 ' -1 111 11111 Fylll. 1'1'111-1-1-11s of 1111s 1l11111-1- W1-111 11w111'1 1111 1 111' 1 -' ' l11y.'. u -X 'NK 221 , f j N1 , T. y 1. ,Q Y ' l I ! l Y ' . I .I , ' ' , ll 1 l . .y . 1 ' 1, . . y 1 . y : fi' ' -.V ly' W. ' P I 1 ., , A I - 'Q 6 , 'li . it ei' i .fi he QR .4'.x , JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB From left to right: First row-Phyllis Pierce, Dorothy Pittman, Sharon Cooper, Patricia Hughes, Geraldine Munden, Susie Bennett. Second row -Pat Antley, Ruthie Haskett, Jean Nicholson. Alice Hundley, Charlotte White. Third row-Sponsor, Miss Stewart, Jackie Wommack, Jane Horne, Ronnie Evans, Donald Coulter, Pat Nicholas, Rebecca Grissom. The American Junior Red Cross, under the leadership of Patricia Nicholas. sponsored an active campaign to raise money for the National Red Cross organization. They succeeded in raising: approximately fifty six dollars thirty dollars of which was secured from the proceeds of a has- ketball contest between the Junior Red Cross and the Drama- teens. The club eolleeted pocket size novels to send to Marines in overseas hospitals and also sent overseas relief boxes. Locally. they were responsible for the selling of TB. seals for the Pity XVoinan's Vlub. as ax I i - Al ,sv it C? -f X Q- ': 9 'F Q ,,,,, W ff . O 7 RED CIHISS Left: Pat Nicholas and Jackie Wommack put up posters to aid in their campaign. Right: These seven girls were mem- bers of the Red Cross basketball team which defeated the Drama- teens. . Mtv ' ...- 2-y 'JIS' ' if ?1 rx ' as fb - tv 'S 41 6 ff 5 N-5 The D. O. Club ofhcers get together for a conference with Miss Smith! . ,,.... . 1-.- p, r- 'r4'l Y Yann, l ci 1-ff Julia Faye pounds a typewriter at Peebles Motor Company during her spare time out of school. Orchid La Orchid! And Patsy does make such corsages at the Newton Florist! J. G. Wilson Company employs D. O. student, Roy Gregory, in their machine shop. A., F ur- A D.0. CLUB From left to right: First row-Shirley Spann, Trilby Parker, Irma Chesson, Ray Frias, Colon Stewart, Eugene, McFaden, Nell Barnhill. Second row--Donald Collins, Ray Creech, Douglas Kindley, Gwenn Moore, Patsy Smith, Otelia Winborne, Julia Faye Skinner, Dorothy Nowell, Jean Winborne, Roy Gregory, Carlton Smart. WTI! mf 9,-a ,426-'f 1 .11. My .f '79 347 ' L. 'bb lf? 4, Q, Jcnnuqsa 471 The lliversilierl Um-tipatioli Club is l'0llNl1lf'l'HlJly new ltcre having had its origritt only last year. The 0I'gI?llllZ2lllUll of this yvafs club took place in early flvtolmor. Shirley Spzinn was elected pn-sitletttz llougzlas Kinclley. vivo-pt'esinle11t. 'l'l1v S9CI'9l2ll'y was Otelia XYi11- liorucz the t1'c-as111'v1'. llwmm Blume, -luliu lfzlye Skinmft' was I'Up0l'T0l'. S4-verul of these ll. U. Nlll4l0lllS attm-mletl the ll, O. State l'o11vc11tio11 at Natural Bl'lLlLl't'. Virgiltia last March. Q, strc VQY' 56 XJ vs 945 C' Y-J I ll unf- XXX 9 0 W Left FHA oilicers Front row Lors Whrte Presrdent Sharon Co oper Secretary Back row-Joanne McFarland Treasurer Mlss Faye Whxte Sponsor Betty Robinson Reporter R1ght A gala dance and bake sale sponsored by the F HA hxghlxghted the Chrxstmas season FEI? vl'Nly,r, 7 paw ', ,ga A D Q ,A NE O VI Q n P H A CLUB From left to rrght Fxrst row Betty Robmson Joanne McFarland, Lols Whxte Arbutus Cales Sharon Cooper Second row Carol Copeland Carolyn Barnes Betty Carden Lomse Bateman Margery Falrcloth Jane Owens Shrrley Morrrs Betty Narron Phylhs Pxerce Th1rd row Spon sor Mrss Faye Wh1te Irxs Pearce Wlmfred Stone Margle Spruxll Jack1e Kelly Shxrley Creef Jean Cahoon Maybelle Carter Faye HZITIS The I'11t1111 IIOIll0fIldkQIS of A111111Q11 spomored bs Nhss xc 1 xc 1 11' t splmo x 111st111f1s thu 11111 11t111111t bx Flllf' 11s11ts OI mo ll 11111119141 cl xx Sl lh11st1111sd111l6- am 0 sale 11 1s 111 f 1 t1 111 tl1911 1 1 sum X x 1 1 fr 1111 X X x 414 5-. 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Ay' Q 1 , 9 in ' 1 ',,, f . ,, .J -4 3 , 4,- A ,lvwm , -Z , x I .J4' , .1 ,nf I' , v , 1 - s ' ' .,, V, 1 I N W' f?' 'Q .I I -,N ' r V , V . .0 ,, Ni-,, 4, . ' N1 W' ' Z ,'.,L , ,A -1-J5 w ' A- .A 4, 'x. 2.1! '13 1-'Ls ,- AA... r ., -- 56 ll A, qX19,k25,x 3. Auf., ,V if , , V , x i xg, ui -1 T , u-TA J I W 16. 38 13441 G? so 5 23f 34 Q Yr fs Q T-Th 3 ' 9-I a4'5b'? F . 6 ' W vm I 5 Q' '45 4 A 'Ffh t ,F ' 'F f C V 'I 1 W . X ., . - P i . .. . , yi , . , , ,, . . , . . 5 '-vfr:- .- -' Q ' uf ' ' 1 I W. 4+ . N B - -'W 16 ff ' . v'f?'A',' -. ,.: 1f5,,,1qwgi,'x?H53w5ff1 x b :Yu - , Junior Varsity Basketball Team-Prom left to right: Front row-Paul Porehand, Jimmy Bunn, Willis Bell, Bonnie Smith. Second row-Billy Stevens, Allen Templeton, Kenny Creef, Kenny Edgerton, Jimmy Thompson. Third row-Duck Peebles, Bucky Flemming, Billy Story, Ronnie Evans, Johnny Westmoreland, Phil Davis, Bobby Wilder. J. V. Ill KETBALL This year the baby Tigers got off to a slow start but proved very tough for nearly every opponent. After winning the first game, the Tigers lost five straight before gaining two victories by wliippiug Fradoek and Suffolk. There are some up and eoxning: stars in Phil Davis, a six foot forward who is a very good shot, and in Ronnie Evans, a six foot. five im-ll center, of xvliom a great deal will be expel-ted in the coming years, Also expeeted to star is Xieliolas Flelu- A fine job ming, who is not very large but has made the most points on Drake. the Junior Yarsitv Team. lluek Peebles did not make manv lf nts but ilixu Peebles attempts to score against Catholic Coach gives J V s a pep talk' Jw' X. X .,. has been done by Coach Jimmy Thompson tries a. one hand push shot. Comet center gets jump on Evans. 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SCHEDULE we Dec. 13 Salem ..... , . 46 16 Warwick ....... . . 47 19 Newport News . . . . . 35 Jan. 2 Wilson ....... . . 51 3 Granby ... .. 41 6 Maury .... . . 34 ' 9 Cradock . . . . . 48 13 Suffolk .... . . 50 ' 16 Norview .... . . 39 23 N. Catholic . . . . . 36 24 Hampton .... . . 46 ' 27 Wilson ....... . . 47 30 Suffolk ......... . . 50 Feb. 3 Newport News . . . . . 58 13 Norview ....... . 14 Maury . . . 20 Cradock , . . 24 Granby . . 27 Warwick . . Mar. 3 Hampton . . . they 44 57 65 60 42 77 49 40 74 38 54 63 63 65 Beginning of second half. R. C. Hail taps ball to Bucky Dennis in the tip off p1ay ! 1 Coach Rebich gives last minute instructions to the team before they face the Hampton Crabbers. Warrington fights for a rebound against Granby. Final score: Granby-42, S. N.-41. A I MR. GEORGE REBICH Varsity Basketball Coach I N3 i , ,.soX4an' ,ff , , 5 if ' 1-. . ' W, 1 .R . , V ' 2.21: mf I ij 5.5! til, N in su.: in , -.X - f Q 1 M ' Sari? ww .. -X X -Y. , 1 ue a I rig - X 1 NJ ,L X I ,.- A J vi fy V 'ik k 'FT T QQ5 ,MW-1 Xiva, . X . X x xg 1 . - -Ni' E .i A .s sm. if at Q .jf R v I v Fletcher Jones, one of the older track members, who is probably one of the better middle distance run- ners in this area. 'lllllllll A pre.-season forecast gives the S. N. thinclads an excellent chance of bettering last year's mediocre showing and putting forth a team that will enhance the Tiger cinder prestige. Under the direction of Coach Abe Ferris, the 1952 illy-clad athletes had a 0 and 5 record for the season. Big gun for Coach Drakes' tracksters is Fletcher Jones who gives forth in the 440 and dashes mile relay. Nickey Wliite is back for the 880, and is also counted upon heavily. Jimmy Morrison, Lawrence Gregg will also run the distances, while Jimmy Thompson, Ed Weatherly, and Dallas Cofiield will team with Jones in the mile relay. Joe Sibley, Donald Coulter, Roy Stuart, Paul Painter, and Leon Bryant carry the colors in the field events and weights. TRACK TEAM From left to right: First row-Johnny Fletcher, Lewis Alexander, Fletcher Jones, Jimmy Thompson, Ray- mond Cornelius. Second row-Bobby Wilder, Nickey White, Gayle Baker, Tommy Lane, James Barbour, Bucky Flemming, Lawrence Gregg, Ed Weatherly. Third row-Leon Bryant, Donald Coulter, Dallas Cof- Iield, Ronnie Evans, Philip Davis, Tommy Taylor, Joseph Sibley. The team is looking forward to building for future titles. They are trying to build a good weight de- partment this year with the nucleus consisting of Donald Coulter fleftl and Leon Bryant Crlghtl. -5...-f Here's Buddy Wommack at the plate against the Wil- son Presidents at Cascade Park. Wommack was the most consistent hitter of the Tiger Nine. Wommack had a hefty average of .395. BA EB LL BASICBALI. Si 'IlliIJl'l.lC TIIICY Great Bridge . . . . S Suffolk ...... 7 Norvivw . 2 Granby .. 4 Maury . . . 10 Ilampton . . 33 Sliffolk . . -l Maury . fi Norvivw . 35 Granby .. 35 Wvilsml . . 4 NVilsox1 .. . . 10 Norvivw . 7 Maury . . 5 Granby ...... 5 Great Bridge . . . 1 Norfolk Academy .. . 6 butiolk .......... 0 -7' 7 ,- Q Luther Casper, the Tigers' ace pitcher, is shown in pre-game Warm-up. He is a great help to the team and will go a long way with good backing. Lowell Shady Chappell, who understudied Doug Henley, didn't get a chance to show much last year, but is being depended upon this year. , .W X . I-, Y A ' raiigoiy .f 014, H' 'O Eddie Griffin, the Tigers' up-and-coming third baseman, is shown stealing another base against one of the Tigers' tough opponents. He is also a good clutch hitter. BASEBALL TEAM From left to right: Front row-Stanley Landreth, Herbert Ansell, Her- man Powers, Edward Gritlin. Second rowvLuther Casper, William Bryant, Albert Grimm, Lowell Chappell, Donald Perry. Standing-Adrian Dailey, Bucky Dennis, R. C. Hall, Martin Warrington, Johnny Haywood. Last year the Tigers were umler tho helm of Foavh Gene Sevhler. With ai lot of young: inatvrizil Voavli Sechler rlitln't ooinpile such an inipressiw reoorll, lint was huihling the hack- bone of this yeark tt-ani, This year. with the return of at good number of veteran letterinen. the Tigers are expected to aveilgre some of last years losses. The Tigers are piloted by El Very able man. Voavli lill- clien Brickell. This is Coarli lirickellk first year at coat-liingr. However. with veterans, Herbie Ansell, lid Gritlin. But-ky Den- nis. Luther Uasper. Johnny Haywood. Stan l.2lllllI'8fll, Martin XVarring:ton, Hernian Powers: lltlllillll Perry and llnrnett Bloore. Coach Brickell has the llepth whim-h ho novmls. Mr. Edward Brickell Baseball Coach 3 J' -I .K gf ze, F' 'H' .., L 4 My 'S QQ' J.V. FOOTBALL SQUAD From left to right: First row-John Fletcher, Jimmy Thompson, Jimmy Pezzella, Vincent Matthews, William Beedie, Lewis Alexander. Second row-Allen Templeton, Lawrence Gregg, Gayle Baker, Nicholas Flem- ming, William Story, Phillip Davis, Rufus Powers, Tommy Lane, Billy Bateman, Mgr. Third row-Gary Disharoon, Bobby Wilder, Paul Painter, John Westmoreland, Carroll Mizzelle, Edward Burlas, Kenny Davis, Coach Shirley Wilson. The 1902 Tiffer Junior Varsity aggregation uncovered quite a few boys uhom vue are sure you 'Vllll hear from in future yvars at SNHS. The Junior T gers had a xerw sucoessful Qampaign, bowing only to the Franklin and Court- land Varsities ulnln L1OVSlll!l0' the Norviow. Granby, Cradock, and lVilson J.V.'s. Outstanding Players Edward Burlas wingback Gayle Baker, fullback, Rufus Powers, triplethreat tailback, Rufus Powers tailback Phillip Davis end the main cog in our powerful J.V. single-wing offense. 1 4..- 'f --D9 . A , ,, .. CHEERLEADERS From left to right: Dorothy Leetg Mary Henleyg Betty Robin- song Harriet Lassiterg Linda Marshallg Juanita Stratton, Joanne Spivey, Co-Captainsg Peggy Brooksg Joyce Gregg: Margaret Councilg Pat Gillisg Sandra Fulford. CllEllllLll1lllllll The cheerleaders were always as near the action as possible, constantly cheering our players on to victory. They never lost faith in our team! VVitl1 the first footlmll gjiilllf' of the year, sm-lwol spirit really lmooriwcll This year sonic spirit co11ti111104l fllI'UllgIll0llT the sezisrniw-tl12111lis to our l'll00I'lt'?lilPI'Sl They. and their sponsors, Miss Ilivers. and Miss White, dill tlll'll' part i11 keeping the st111l011ts 1'0llSiHl1Tlj' l1el1i111l our TPHIII. Not only clid the L'llN'I'lt'Hllt'l'S lezul the yi-lls. but tlwy, with the Sflltlllllf i'0llllt'll. spoiisom-ml the lIfllllPl'UIlllllQ granii- illlll Tiger Ilup. A regular job of the cheerleaders was the decorating of the goal posts before each game, Peggy, Joyce, Betty and Harriet are ready for work! A . Q .xx Wx va 1 , A ,- 1-7.-. Q ., J! ,Q 1: 1' I v K .,,., aff J. v Q ' Q' . Q F A ,gig Q x . 5 v . Q, x?A,,,', . 'wr-M ,- ,. , -3 -1.-ya 5 El fy M if LA .52 Asc . I . I .Q 5 4 f An: . . ' . N 'if ff ' ,xx ' . J'-V 'S yla-X Atxlfu-. fi : k K ,, A 4 X ' I -24-1 f' - 4 . .H-- '4 .,x,.--.. X, O ll ll M- ' ' ' - ' 5K :'!'x. st iii - s X 'M 'HD Aw VX Xin 0 I in i - Q ff, '1 Q ,f fe? 'T ,-1. x '4 Features. . . .f-M4 4 .Xi , A I ai' I .'.w.4, - 'QS xf-95' Us X xi Www 09 66993, 9 S9936 br X961 K 1 fl O xX99 . Gig igqg' P159 YE, QB 49 9 QS Qs YQNQEQSQ QV 0 VX fl EIQXYSQC' Y P312 QAQQ YX l S60 4 KO! We , 009' 1 0? 1- Q3 UGA 949994 xoimc Xe-gi Keely' Q Pe Ps 'Shady and Stevie dramatize the 4 ,xigei Democrats cleaning up the mud the Repub- ONN licans have been isa? 09' AW Q YQJXTJ .QA '80 Q44 O, 0' 4 Y Q36 'sl' QNXWQVW ,sew S S 'S ' fs 4236 . X52 -3669 ,J Adlai Stevenson makes a forceful speech for Q the Democrats. From the looks of the spell A ing on the sign, some Republicans did some , - - . v . S 'X- . . 'lhv 1902 clwtlon I'0Tlll'llS at hkllw uw-iw fl K Sabotage work 99, wmnplctm- I'1'Yl'I'Sl' of Tho an-111211 l'.S.A. l'f'SllllN! J fi Ili-rv. Sf0Vt'IlNHll llcfmlti-rl l':lSl'llllHXYl'l'! Only Q limuwrmmi QOH. Xlznsszivllllsvtts. wvni Rl'lllllPIlt'2llli 'A Thi- stucle-nts vmulllvtvfl 1-xtvllsiw vain- :Q-,A wiigjns. l'ustel's worn- In-lil liigli mill waive-fl mm- V f mtly by lllilllyt lCv0r'ym11- ruin-vml tlwil ' U llllltbll . rw- llnls HIIYSHIIHIIIIILI1'lt'l'1lHIl was ilu' Ilistorx' 'xml flVll's Ilvi I2lI'lllll'llTS, 0 I r spoils Ulu' lil X The high-spirited students listen f, . TIVELY Q73 as the candidates make their 'promisesf' ATTEN 'Z 'f Ike, alias Robert Stover, delivers his cam- 'paign speech, accompanied by enthusiastic yells. .. .M Ki 1' Q '23 l K 1 . X -,L The turning of the Tiger Ring . . . an impressive ueremonyi This smiling quartet enjoys the prom Iron: above. On November 29th. the Senior Dance, We dreaded hearing the music tor the last dance, but enjoyed it just the same' Dance sponsors. Juanita Stratton and Luther Casper. enioy a dance together. We always tind time for refreshments' Dancing surely stimulates the appetite' We managed to sit a danne out now and then to enjoy punuh, cookies AND conversation' ll HDR IIA CE 1. Sandra Fulford and Donald Coulter, sponsors, look proud as they view their prom, . 1 ,. Couples arrive beaming in their expectancy of a memorable evening? Hey Ginny, Chis! Wait for for Sondra and Ab' -9 1 .. Orl with the coats? The band strikes up the mu- sic? The Senior Prom of '33 begins. Hurry? Ginny's ready to dance' l, Soon the prom is in full swing . . . the music, dreamy, the food, delicious! The Senior Class will long remember this night! .1 ,f ,.., 5.-5 M 3 3-L44 I I - , 1 ' I P 1 . K u ' . Q ,A a Q. Y A-1 1 A , ., 5 F jp J x-N KW 3 X -Q49 , J isa 'vb if by vi 1. 'Q ' Q rfgSf'l . .. ' ' , . 126' ' af- R ..... if - A '5'. x1 3 r BEST LEADERS 4' pf MOST COOPERATIVE Betty Robinson, Donald Coulter Preston Grissom, Juanita Stratton MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Sondra Failes, Billy Overton MOST INTELLECTUAL Joe Sibley, Joanna Madrin MOST DIGNIFIED Calvin Morgan, Elsie Rose may BEST ALL AROUND Virginia Robertson, Stevie Bass ig ,. wk - ,: 'fc' J ' if v I , , ek' nv 2' -.Pb N I ,P J. I 'V ' in I . 1 A J X fly . ' f 'Yi' 1 .,,..,, ,fs .1 ,K . f' A 15. ' f 51 C, , si 5 1 7' W: 4, R ,W-igzfvfm fi. ., N , ,T -.A.'m,qg4' A XS' -, ,. N35 A' . -.- YJ . Ai I 2 ' iw, ., 1? , f 'bm ' 1 .t I? Mg. ' V x , . , . xx 1 si? P1 if R f'-.f 1 , 3 jifr- f h H?QgP,p:5?. 2 ' . : ggi Q ' f X, ' 'Lf 1 .' Je! 1, 1, ,JL 1 ., , Y if Ex lnnw.Q,,,,4, 4 vm. , w.. X . X Q 5 L 12 waqq 2 tw ,Q s-in: n. X WSH' 1 I J S I ' Q 2 ! 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' A 'L I g 1' I 'L f QA. 1., ' 1 n 'fd ' ' 4 ' J: I ' , X 0 uf , , 'fig Marilyn BOWIUHII Sang S0me beautl T1ger Tales Mystenous Jester Drtk Holland leads the student body flll GOIOS 111 Ollf Msemblleg' l1vened up a pep assembly wmth hw 111 the regular assembly devotlonals school Qp1r1t' SSEMBLIE The 3856111131198 1111s X1 ir 111re 1p1111s111111 111 11111' 8111111111 01111111 e 101111111 .1 N1-1111-1 11- 11111111 1 118 11 1.1111111k oIf'a11 10118 111111 DGISIJIIS 111111 A 111f1111 1 11 r1s11111 arra11gz1111f1111 p111ffrf1111s 1 N9lll1J1lf's 111r1 1111 1111111 1 1' 11 1 ll 1111111s 1111s us-1 1.11x 111111 ll 1 . 1 1 F111 s1111x 11011111 fs A1 . 1 111111110 1 1' lllf ll IMKANIU P 1 1 1Nl1 1 N r 1 1 4 4 Il 1 111111 111 N r s 11011 111111111111 111 111 1 Ray Koon and Darvm Pxerce do some entertalmng old Southern Style In one of our talent shows Jane The cho1r entered carryrng lxghted Joyce Gregg representmg the Peterson showed us some real ballet' candles to present then Chnstmas alumnr prevmewed the annual 1n as program sembly qv. .XX 0 C ' I. -.12 1, L V. ., tv L' , ' ' 7' ' . .I , . 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G 1 42.-. a lf-, 4 Y ' at fy Jw Q . u.. if -4 1 1 11 S I I 5 'E J- ' J ' s x 4, WK 5173 . , 'N xxx a Y ,,. , U ,,...f..H.,fu,.,-.-- ...fy 5 3 , i 3 ,A '---1...,.--...'- s 2' l 1 1 L 5 r G 9 1 T lnunzsg Jifwn .,.,,nW4 ' 1 . ,4?nff1 !f5'h M ' . if -Kim, I '1':f! J pl -J ' W,-7a fi -,'-, ' .,f:fa,fs-fry-yf f:,' , '-1, .X , sxgifffn 'l'l5:' ' ,H . :,1' .1 '.,1l'- '- A,.f ...:.,. 1. A -, 4. A ,Ut n v, 'Er :.u- 1 xg, f .,. , V in A L 3. ,' rr' X .fla A --v I a A 9 -Ns-W M hit! APRIL Jlllllli A part of our school life that is enjoyed thoroughly is our annual April Jubilee! livery- one from soloist to stage hand worked hard 011 this April Minstrel. Our end 111011 were tl1e funniest yet-our songs and dances superb- ' Real elassy eiitertainment as directed by Misses Miller, Barnhill and Stewart. You can see these gents are true Southerners! Note the Confederate nag! ' u 1 2 . 'C I 1 ,ew No minstrel is complete without a good old blues 5 number. A Discarding their darkie outfits the end men don I ' diapers and shorts and perform, -A l 5 I r Larry with his organ, Elmer and Carrol, made a big Standing: Fletcher Jones, Sandra Fulford, Marshall Higginbotham, Juanita Stratton, Betty Robinson, Stanley Landreth, Preston Grissom, Sondra Failes, Ray Koon, Ruth Sutton. Seated: R. C. Hall, Stevie Bass, Virginia Robertson. Mrs. Wood jokes with prob- lem child, Penny, and the neighborhood pest, Milly Lou. E IOIi PLAY On December 12th. 1952. the Senior Class of 1953 presented their class play, June Mail. a comedy in three acts. For weeks-and weeks-and weeks before the play, the cast practiced faithfullyl Mr. Garland Jackson. Director. patiently worked with each individual. in perfecting his part. Ou the big night everyone was nervous. but the cast iliihft show it! The play was tops . it was a mighty proud director. cast. and start' that niet after the perforiuance. June Mail was a huge success! TECHNICAL STAFF From left to right: Sitting-Donald Coulter, Technical Directory Jean Brent, Student Directory Betty Field, Pat Borum, Assistant Student Directors: Buddy Wom- mack, Assistant Technical Director. Standing-Donna Alvis, Business Managerg Barbara Myers, Pianist. MAY DAY 'Th' Below: May Queen, Shirley Wood Right: Maid of Honor, Donna Alvis Senior Attendants Left: Joanne Spivey Right: Faye Horton Belowz' Cecilia Sablan 'll' L- , 11' fl MAY COURT ATTENDANTS Seated: First row-Leah Ray Etheridge, Jane Owens. Second row-Pat Antley, Peggy Worthington, Suzie Bennett, Martha Gatton. Standing: Kay Stallings, Faye Baldwin, Shirley Smith, Dianne Madrin, Joanne McFarland, Mary Henley. Absent from picture: Jeanette Phelps, Margaret Council, Barbara Haddle, Jane Peterson, Merlene Stone. ? '5l' 'PF :A 3' 12. f I L ,A K -Q , A - , E ag? in-u WM -A 0 Mgdfvs. sv Y, Ea nik-tiiiilll 4 4 J ff! POETRY READING Kay Plummer, winner in two past poetry reading events, competes with a. Junior, Pat Gillis, in the poetry reading contest. CREATIVE WRITING Sitting: Betty Robinson, Pat Gillis, Juanita Stratton, Faye Horton, Sara Morgan, Jackie Kelly, Sherry Phelps, Nancy Ghiselin, Sondra Failes, Elsie Rose, Dorothy Leet, Edna Woodard. Standing: Ruthie Haskett, Gallup, Marion Jett, Cole Nancy Black, Nickey White, Joe Sibley, Lawrence Gregg, Priscilla Waters, Wheelbarger, Alice Hundley. Grace p PROSE READING Sondra Failes, winner in last year's prose events, and newcomers, Lydia Sawyer and Ann Spry, participate in the local prose contest. FURE IC PUBLIC SPEAKING Participants in the public speaking contest are Edward Shipley, Pat Nicholas, Marjorie Jones, Richard Corley, and Barbara Higginbotham. Absent: Faye Waters. 0U'l' 'PANDINL -s-13' Q--'ff' LEON BRYANT PRESTON GRISSOM JUANITA STRATTON Guard A11T1dewater A11 State A11 Pres1dent Norfolk D1str1ct H1Y Secretary County SCA Southern Football Teams 41 ETHEL CURLING JUDY SMITH All State Band Y var' STEVIE BASS Representatmve to Boys State 3 .- ., f TUBE 'I' 1'-5 ffl I BETTY ROBINSON Listed ln Who s Who m Amencan High Schools MARGARET POWELL Outstandmg Freshman JOHNNY HAY WOOD STEVIE BASS Outstandlng All Around Athletes f ,- COLE BLACK Outstanding Jumor . 9 T BETTY JO SPANN Outqtandmg Sophomore 7 I' f J, X b X N ' i Q 7 . I L 1 S gf ff 'Q , E! - . , r S f T.. fab n,.e. . f ' L E X f I ':f .', ' ' . ff' Y if 7 I . W, . --nf,,,,v hir' , . L . ' Jgg 4 , , W nl w '51..,,,,h I 7,0 ,,-.,,,'yQHY ,T ,3', '--E ' W' ' 'fy 4 'sr- .QQ1 In . 'Q 41 lv '.'fv . ..g., ' -f -31? o ' V -er - .f , 5 C7 ,., 511511. 1 LZ 1 fA.cH3L fr- ' ' , f' P , , 0 J.-ggi? 4 4' ,.' H4 !,'J.,if ' L. I.. 1, Q 1 4 1-2: N f I 1 '0 1,4 - -La..-A, 1, 5.4. f f fi-ZS Kxxx . xxx -Z. Admlblkffdflbh . v S'1'A'1'1CM1'IN'1' H1-' SVIIU111, l'1'R1'11S1i T111- plll'D0sC of 1110 51111111 N111111114 IIig11 S1-1111111 is fllllt12illl0ll1?111j' si11111111. XY11 211'T1H1115 striw for only one t11i11g:. This si111p111. singlc IJlll'p41M' is 21 11l1l'll1ll2 111-s11'11 1111' 1111 1lEll1l1S 111 1111 1116114 111-st 111 111115 1lI't'pill't' 1-a1c11 31111 11v01'y 4111111111 for 1if11 111m 2llll1 f111'1-i'o1'111111'1'. Rfmu if ' R. Turnbull Gillette, Principal E. Leon Looney, Assistant Principal SOUTH NORFOLK SCHOOL BOARD Prom left to right: Seated-William J. Story, Jr., Division Superintendentg Gladys L. Looney, Secretary to Superintendent, W. Roy Britton, Chairman, Stand- ing-F. T. Allen, Vice-Chairmang Michael C. Tavenner, E. B. Norman Jr.: F. J. Richardson. ll V SCIENCE DEPARTMENT From left to right: Moses Maurice Sheppard, Peggy H. Barnhill, James Albert Tatem. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT From left to right: Richard G. Drake, Sallie C. Bunch, J. Lucile Scarf, Margaret R. Bachtell, Richard P. Harrison. FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT From left to right: First row-Mildred Irene Cole Flora Bray Howell, Margaret B. West, Cora Jane Mc- Dowell, June M. Divers, Second row-Edward E Brickell, Harriett Gutterman, Garland E. Jackson, Jr. 1, A. . K I gk N wr - .vb wg F1 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT From left to right: Garland E. Jackson. Jr., Dramatics: Richard E. Hanson, Band Director: E. Jean Miller, Librarian: Rosa Belle Stewart, Choral Director: Joseph Wisniewski, Jr., Artg John H. Butcher, Music Supervisor. I fin ,? L, Q 6 sicislcl 0000 6006 0 pb .nv 41 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT From left to right: Mary Barham, Virginia Horn- buckle, Myrtle Smith, D. 0. Coordinator. Did you know One-Eyed Pete was dead? No, how did he die? .With one shut eye, mouth awry, foot held high waving 'bye, 'bye. S0 four members of our faculty say, as they perform in assembly. I 1 ?s 1. .,- -f . ,f f 'kg Wg f 1 MISCELLANEOUS GROUP Frofn left to right: Cora McDowell, Dean of Girls and Chairman of Guidanceg Martha Lindsey, Visiting Teacherg Elsie Hart, Attendance Clerkg Rena Hamil- ton, Cafeteria Managerg Sylvia Sechler, Office Clerk. Never let it be said that our faculty doesn't have school spirit! Mr. Gillette and Mr. Looney demon- strate a little of that spirit while watching a football game. Ray, Rah, Team! Fin '79 -1 i v,,,M,,,,., 1 Z 1 - ..,o, ,I i 5. qw iff. -v- - , . Yntsf mu QQ ff an tl-v -up ,,..:- um, 4-,.,.,,.,, nntp W -2 ., can A W-'sin 1.--4. .,,,., 'Inna-.ani-hun-.f , H, ' ll l- f ' ' -fm sau. Q Q., , v fy: 1 an can ,T f'WV.,.,,, '! 4 'P'- xaisuuuugmq, I --4-1'- 1 unnsuqtuuunn-mlmnn. irivrlinaqgg, i 'filialvn il X.r saxx:4', 1 ivtnnu-qw ,,,, lil: vu. 1 an Qlunnulnun llrw..m: lan ii! mi: H5911 Pi f, b. -arm , . , . . .. , ,,., , ,W , I x . .- 1 4 '.'v' 2fg. .q,. g. :'f+A-Snzv'-, Z ,fb -1-. 4, , ,. 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' ,ff .Si Q4 ' 'Xia'-f r -mm, 1 ff 'T 'f'r ?f?. '11,f s 'P-S ff -'N-'.,f:Q1Q1V' ,., Q-'ahh J.. .u. I QB ig-. .. J -4 8,4 I . 'g, 9 rr, ag., . Lx, . fpyr. ,T '-sv. bl .. w -- .M-.. .Y ,1f::?y,:fT4 1J,',,.: V' 3'f ?4frf1z-f01,- A WV? 5' 1 'gi-'gyd' V.QR7'gv ., .n-5 -:4 ?': F 1 WI X wb . 'S ,f 4 ., 4 2' h O, - 'ro 0 9, ,ac 1 9 -ri 4, A VC'- Q 2' vw., nf 1 alldffffdf men .. Q-ur If .4 1 -1 N -1- a .f 'X ,A .law Y ,-4-.- ,5 . . ff 'UN I . . I 1 r. Q, 1 ' K 1 , . . S ' - . .A , '. .vnx Q N ,w, , .4 -', '4 1P M14 . X.f 3 1 'QQ I' 'D 1 L ' YQ: X if , 4 P a il J . , x If 3 '-.. Vx YPA. 'E VV .MA , i I . 5, . f 3,4 ', 'ff V, 'ff 5'-vm ' ' 'fi ,I .ef 4' 91 41 Carroll Mizelle, President Flora Eason, Secretary Gayle Baker, Vice-President James Barber, Treasurer 'if .453 -41 Moses Sheppard, Freshman Sponsor C L A S S 0 F 0 6 B. Ainsley, L. Alexander, J. Alford E. Anderlite, J. Ashley, G. Baker J. Barbour, R. Barnes, B. Bateman T. Batten, G. Beals, W. Beedie, W Bell, L. Bennet, F. Bryant, J. Bunn T. Byrum, L. Green, H. Atkins, J Ainsley, E. Allen, C. Anderson, K Anderson, A. Barnes, E. Baines, B Bassett, G. Bates, D. Beard. S. Ben- nett, M. Blake, L. Bradshaw, J Bremner, S. Brinn, D. Bryant, P Burbage, J. Cartwright, D. Davis, C. Browing, C. Haines, B. Haddle, B. J. Hall, B. M. Hall, F. Hathaway, B. Hendrix, B. Higgenbotham, W. Hol- loman, J. Hudson, P. Hughes, S. Hunt, D. Pilley, M. Jarvis, J. Mar- shall, J. Fentress, W. Fields, H. Forbes, P. Forehand, C. Franklin, J. Garnes, R. Garrison, W. Gregory v R. Ivey, P. Jackson, J. Johnson, B. A. Jones, B. L. Jones, H. Jones, N. Judd, J. Kolesaric, L. Lane, T. Lane, W. Link, R. Liverman, W. Forbes, B. Forehand, J. Fuller, M. Gatton, F. Gay, J. Gilbert, J. Gold, E. Gray, R. Grissom, A. James, S. Johnson, M. Jones, M. Lawson, C. Martin, G. Marshfield, J. McC1enny, H. Mc- Daniel, H. Miller, R. Megginson. F. Minchew, B. Minton, C. Mitchum, C. Mizelle, P. Mizelle, C. Moore, J. Moore, W. Moore, P. Newhart, W. Norrelle, P. Noble, F. O'dell, R. 0'donnell E. Myers, R. Capehart, C. McPherson, E. Overton, G. Smith, T. Tatum, W. Tavenner, T. Taylor, A. Templeton, N. Turner, M. Twi- ford, L. Walker, J. Webb, C. Weimer, J. Weiss, E. Wells, J. White, W. White, R. White, J. Whit- ley, D. Wilder, R. Wills, J. Wilson, W. Winborne, B. Worells, C. Madrin, D. Madrin, D. McDorman, E. Mc- Kinney, A. McPherson, C. Melberg, B. Midgette, D. Moore, S. Morgan, T. Munden, L. Newberry, J. Nichol- son, L. 0'Hop, J. Osmundson, F. Oliver, V. Overstreet, W. McClenny, D. Midgette, E. Painter, P. Painter, J. Perkinson, A. Perry, E. Phelps, H. Phillips, R. Powers, R. Raper, F. Ross, R. Rowland, J. Rolfe, R. Phelps, P. Phelps, L. Phipps, F. Pierce, J. Pierce, M. Pierce, P. Pierce, M. Powell, P. Rapp, A. Richardson, J. Roberts, M. Harris, M. Shrieves, W. Simmonds, B. Sit- terson, J. Smith, L. Smith, R. Smith, T. Smith. D. Snowden, B. Story, K. Sparrow, I. Styron, L. Sawyer, R. Sawyer, B. Simmons, I. Spires, M. Spruill, A. Spry, L. Spurlock, D. Stevens, M. Stone, R. Stone, I. Cahoon. M. Capps, R. Carley. F. Chappel, F. Cohield, J. Cofield, J. Courtney, J. Curry, M. Cutrell, F. Daniels, K. Davis, M. Davis, P. Davis, G. Disharoon, W. Dobson, R. Daugherty, H. Dunning, B. Edwards, D. Everton, R. Evans, C. Barns, D. Campbell, A. Capehart, A. Carter, H. Cocero, M. Creekmore, B. Curling, J. Dail, N. Daniel, A. Deubla, A. Cottle, R. Davis, J. Nowell, P. Sawyer, D. Taylor, S. Taylor, C. Thomas, J. Tolbert, R. Watford, P. Webb, M. Westmoreland, A. White, C. White. E. White, M. White. C. Whitehurst, G. Williams, S. Wil- liams. E. Willis, T. Winslow, B. Witherington, P. Worthington, V. Wynn, S. Doss, M. Downs, B. Dun- low, F. Eason, A. Edwards, L. Ed- wards, M. Elliott, L. R. Etheridge. 1 1 HOMEROOM 209 From left to right: First row-Ro- berta Peebles, Dorothy Pittman, Betty Jean Rice, Anna Pierce, Joanne Silverthorne, Kay Sawyer, Iris Pearce, Eileen Smith, Sylvia Robertson, Sandra Sapper, Gail Sim- monds, Betty Skinner, Second row- Kay Plummer, Jane Peterson, Ron- ald Pierce, Donald Pierce, Bonnie Smith, Dalton Sawyer, Jimmie Pez- zella, Lawrence Persick, Eddie Rose, Barbara Porter, Dolly Smith: Third row-Franklin Poythress, Dickie Schwartz, Ed Shipley. Paul Rule, Donald Peebles, Johnnie Roberson, Russell Rock, Frank Rose, Walter Perry, Neil Sacks, Paul Charleston. Absent from picture: Chester Cart- wright, Janice Smith, Murrill Rodg- ers, Tommy Seymour. The Siipliniiion- Vlaiss. still iii tho iiifzmvy of its organizatimi. took al step lllXK'2lI'll iiiaturity lay setting: up ai 1-ounm-il consisting of representatives frmii vm-li lioiiivruoiii. This 1-ouiiwil plains mill sugrggests ideas to he preseiitenl to the class. Une of these itll-as was the Ilolio liaiu-v which was in early ,Xp1'il.' Mamoii and grolil. the 1-lass voloi-s. were llNl'll for the color scheme. au active Junior year. HOMEROOM 201 From left to right: First row- Jerusha Sykes, Genevieve Williams, Joyce Stafford, Frances Voliva, June Taylor, Ellen Strickland, Kay Stall- ings, Margie Spruill, Frances Upton, Joan Thomas, Winifred Stone, Shir- ley Walker, Second row-Jerry Walls, Kay White, Joanne White, Carolyn Stafford, Betty Jo Spann, Carolyn Winslow, Mary Betty Stroud, Glenda West, Billy Tatemg Third row -William Stephens, Jimmy Thomp- son, Nathan Todd, Bobby Wilder, Cecil Sorey, Warren Westmoreland, Howard Woodall, Edward Watford, Melvin White, Ralph Young, Otis Williams. Absent from picture: Al- bert Ballinger, Paula Sykes, Emily Whitley, Jackie Wommack, Marie Thomas, Esther Whitley. lVith the soplioiuoiw- year now a part of the past. the class of '55 anticipates CLASS llll '55 HOMEROOM 108 From left to right: First row Peggy Hawkins, Mary Dekker, Lora Gatton, Naomi Dillon Ruth Dillon Shirley Floyd, Pat Harris, Lora Harrell, Joan Foster, Sylvia Harrell Joyce Daniels, Fannie Edwards Margaret Edwards, Second row Frank Gordon, Kenneth Edgerton Rose Dixon, Peggy Horton, Jane Horne, Mary Henley, Mary Hen dricks, Carolyn Hough, Mary Ellen Hollowell, Shirley Harris, Warner Everett, Lester Halesg Third rov. Hampton Doxey, Bucky Flemming Carl Grimes, Richard Guile, Bobby Grimes, Lawrence Gregg. Absent from picture: Sondra Hardy, Bobby Day, Patricia Dacey, Edward Foy. Stanley Dobson, Mallory Everton, John Fletcher, John Guthrie, Fred Goodman. Don Ambrose and Ed Shipley. two of the most intelligent Sophoniores. are caught unawares as they browse A A in our library. HOMEROOM 107 From left to right: First row- Reo Carico, Betty Cartwright, Betty Ruth Carden, Yvonne Bass, Joyce Baird, Eleanor Curling, Don Am- brose, Jessie Curry, Frances Cuth- rell, Wanda Aldhizer, Louise Bate- man: Second row-Lee Alvis, Kenny Creef, Maebell Carter, Barbara Coch- ran, Audrey Heckert, Mary Byrum, Sharon Cooper, Barbara Berry, Don Bryant, Third row-Grant Cotton, Bernie Barnes, James Antley, Lowell Chappell, Bobby Bateman, Rodwick Barnes, Ed Burlas, Robert Boyd. Absent from picture: Wade Brimer, Otis Brinn, Glenn Brown, Marshall Butler, Ray Cornelius, Richard Cos- ten, Billy Cullen, Faye Baldwin, Ar- butus Cales, Thomas Pressley. ,-,. lf'-X. I 'sf X'-f HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS From left to right: Betty Jean Rice, Room 2093 Bucky Flemming, Room 108, Lowell Chappell, Room 1075 Jimmie Morrison, Room 2073 Paula Sykes, Room 201. HOMEROOM 207 From left to right: First row - Lois Jones, Jean Outland, Sandra Mansfield, Ellen Miles, Julia Nichol- son, Joan Kindley, Betty Jo Narron, Joan King, Joyce Layton, Second row-Jane Owens, Bonnie Love, Shirley McClenney, Mamie Ovelman, Marlene Letchworth, Linda Marshall, Pat Nicholas, Margaret Johnson, Third row-Earl Jones, Bill Lawson, Bob Ketchum, Vincent Matthews, Alan Mapp, Lewis Penland, Carlton Jernigan, Bobby Lupton. Absent from picture: Bobby Lassiter, Bill Layton, Ray McClain, Eugene Mc- Faden, Jimmie Morrison, Paul Motes, Raymond Munden, Hattie Ives, Jean Rae Jones, Phyllis Long, Carol Maples, Shirley Morris. ll 3 CLASS 0F '55 QW 1- Qrfp-nna-nnovrvvwwm - - - I .nf 1. -,. 9. .5-1: ..- J.. . 41, ,ini . 1- 4-1. ?:,'.':,.,. .. 1' 1' 7:7 v v 1 V-L. er gb, Ki 'V it .WZ f u-if ref i 'Q ' x I wh mt 4 H . 591 fig It X435 X Xxx 1 f V j 7 Q ye I v Q J! 'Hy L' A RONN IE SEICHRIST M President -I+: DONALD PERRY Vice-President xx Mns. vmomm HonNBUcKLr: ' ww? Sponsor Ulllllli . . . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Cole Black, Secretaryg Donald Perry, Vice-Presidentg Ronnie Seichrist, Presidentg Leon Bryant, Treasurer. Mrs. Virginia Hornbuckle, Sponsor. The Junior Class, under the leadership of their president, Ronnie Seiehrist, took an active part in our assemblies, plays. sports and other sueh extra curricular activities during the year. Their own dance, which was in February, was an example of their class spirit and coopera- tion. Sponsors for the Junior Dance were Rose Marie Kolesarie and Burnie Mansfield. The gyni was decorated in their class colors, red and whiteg the girls wore the class flower in a cor- sage of two gardenias. The Juniors didn't receive their senior rings this year as did last year 's Junior Vlass, but will order them early next year. Though this year has been an exciting and busy one, the Juniors' minds are filled with thoughts of the day when they, too, shall be hailed as a Senior Class of South Norfolk High School. 4,4 7954 Well, now, when we did it-, so might Mrs. Edna Bacchus and Duval Flora, former Junior Presidents, be saying to Ronnie. 2 ffl ? X I 1 Q- V T 7 K if 'C ' 3-0 'T' 1 'Q 1-5 if l Q' N if v' 2 'Q Q av- 4:55- 4.-J 1-4' WY' 26 4,3 4- .a -Q nu, fu. CZ' hiv! we-4 Y 29 Y C' HERBERT ANSELL PAT ANTLEY LAWRENCE ASHLEY JOAN BAISDEN JOE BATEMAN KATHRYN BEARD COLE BLACK VERNON BOOZER JAMES BOYCE JO ANNE BOYETTE ELMER BRYANT LEON BRYANT MABEL BURKE CARROLL BUTLER JEAN CAI-IOON LLOYD CASTELLO VIRGINIA COFIELD DONALD COLLINS JERRY COOPER CAROL COPELAND MARGARET COUNCIL RAY CREECH SHIRLEY CREEF NANCY CUMBO NANCY CUMMINGS CLYDIA DAVIS DONALD DEAL BUCKY DENNIS SHIRLEY DIXON LOIS DOWNING EDWARD DOZIER IRIS EASON BONNIE ELLIS MARTHA PRASCINI RAY FRIAS NANCY GALLUP DORIS GARRETT SUE GEORGE NANCY GHISELIN PAT GHALIS RICHARD GLADSTONE JOYCE GREGG EDWARD GRIFFIN CAROLYN HAMMER DONALD HARPER BETTY HARRELL PAY HARRIS RUTHIE HASKETT SONNY HASKETT JOHNNY HAYWOOD VIRGINIA HOLLOMAN KENNY HOWELL GLORIA HUGHES PAUL HUNTER SHIRLEY JESSUP ANN JOHNSON MARTIN JOHNSON HOWARD JONES JACQUELINE KELLY ROSE MARIE KOLESARIC MELVIN KOON ARTHUR KRISS HARRIET LASSITER JOAN LILLEY NANNIE MALLETTE BURNIE MANSFIELD RICHARD IMIANSFIELD CHARLES McCLENNAN SYLVIA MCCLENNY BOBBY FURLOUGH JO ANNE MCFARLAND GARNETT MOORE GWEN MOORE PRANKIE NEWBERRY NANCY NEWHART JEAN NICHOLSON ZANNA PADGETT ANN PAUL DICKIE PEAKE DONALD PERRY SHERRY PHELPS LOUIS PLATT PEGGY POPLIN HERMAN POWERS ELEANOR RAMSEY LOIS ROSS J B ROUNTREE SHIRLEY SAWYER RAYMOND SCHMIDT FRANKLIN SCOTT RONNIE SEICHRIST CARLTON SMART JUDY SMITH MARY FRANCES SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH EVA SMITHSON WILLIAM STEVENS JACKIE SWEETWOOD SANDRA TAVENNER FRANCES TAYLOR LARRY TUTTLE TOMMY VINCENT ELLWOOD WALLEB. GORDON WARD PAY WATERS we T' :ff - fa 'Qs ov- vt' 25 - X bb' 3' i Av- qv- M WX in ,ff ? Q5 f- if M if 'E ,4 11 X 95 36 fry.. -Q qo- 01? ,au i I 'X ins... x-W. 'Q' 0-r Px -337 r in -TV :wi- I 1 SARAH WEATHERINGTON JAMES WELLS DORIS JEAN WEST GLADYS WHITE JAMES WHITE LEWIS WHITE LOIS WHITE MARIE WHITE FRANCES WHITLEY LARRY WILLIAMS BILLY WILSON EDNA WOODARD KENNETH WYNN Hey! Does that jalopy really run? Oh, well, what's the difference any- how! These juniors look mighty happy just sitting! 4-their Oh! His poor aching arm! How long must Billy hold that pose? Better hurry up, artists! He can't stand still much longer! 1-fp. , -' , nf' 4 ' 'oy 4' 1 -zfi.fi,,::',,'Afj M, sn, .Kia ,,. fy Q. . ,.,. , .. ' , , ,.,.A ix--I U 4- as , -1. V. J! . on as 19. :fu This smiling quartet represents the Junior Class on the Student Councilg Sherry seems to be outnumbered by the boys. There's nothing like a little bowling to exercise these muscles,-and add a few aches, and pains! Make it a strike, Jo! K Mia '15 N' V. ,iq if Q x ,Q ,av-f' M K ,:?Q:7Q- , fr ,, Q 7 W f -- . e' 5,1 . LA ,r ,,y,,fi. f 'ik 1-. M, ,lf , 15 fp A 4. 1:4517 ,. H, . ,fn ' -11 L. 7 ,. u k B.- ,L A w f Q 1 f Q ab.,M 1- ff 'T 4l!,'Egv.r r 09,1 ' H .LJ 4 'Q ,fi .f fr ' Quin ,i 1. 4 0 K 6 G , f'vN1,! F345 1, i- -f 1' 'ik Vx. .L .35 Q- ' A T in 10 'Q g'ilo 4 A gl ' A ' .,1fv-Zigi' , ' . i'J1' ' Senfbrs. . ll 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS From left to right around table - Virginia Robertson, Treasurer: Miss Mary Barham, Sponsor, Luther Casper, President: Sondra Failes, Secretary, Dick Hol- land, Vice President. ' .oi -'Y C23 I O A SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR MISS MARY BARHAM Senior Class President, Luther Casper, and Junior Class Vice-President. Don- ald Perry, get some pointers on how to conduct a class meeting from former Senior Class Presidents, Colonel Charles Morgan, Lee Han- bury, Duval Flora, and Irving Floyd. 'il E lllli UFFICER l I i Q4 f 5 Y r n on Q 10' f H0 0R GRAD Those seniors having an average of 9OQg or above during their four years in high school are recognized as honor graduates. Honor grads of 1953 are: Dorothy Leet, Joanna Madrin, Jua- nita Stratton, Alice Hund- ley, Shirley Spann, Sondra Failes, Ruth Sutton, Elsie Rose, Dick Ankrom, Nickey White, Betty Robinson, Joe Sibley, Faye Horton, Grace Wheelbarger, Preston Gris- som, Priscilla Waters, and QAbsent from the picturej Jean Brent, Billy Overton. C0-VALEDICTORIANS Left: Sondra Lee Pailes Right: Betty Lee Robinson E Hill X fi, i 5,1 2 REGISTER HERE I iii X -r fn- 1 E Y lJuNN.x 111311111 A1,v1s f'l..XRlSl-I ASHLEY NEL1. WAYNE B.xRx1111,1. W11,L1.x M '1'11u11.xs B1x1c'1'1.EY ROBERT STFPIIENSON BASS Amid the fuss and confusion of altering schedule cards, our senior year began! On Registration day-and many P.xT1z1c1.x ANN BORUM M.xR1LYN KATHERINE Bowxux CHARLES LESTER BOWE ' Op. AQ' 5 ff 7 V 5 ,w,,ff ' ,M vm .25 fv- ,,,--.., Ala- ' Qi 'tv-- ky if! ' 1 W, N, BIELBA GERALDIN1: BOYCE GLENN Tuonlxs BOYETTE GLORIA JEAN BRENT 193 V If days after-Mr. Gillette patiently tried to answer our I Lucy ANN Brzoohs W1L1.1.u1 IGARL BRYANT mf if I'eql16StS. -lungs VERNON BURTON VVYQ Ax! Q Y if 'l'11m1.xs I,1 rm:R Cxsmik r-Hg I fi Imu JEAN l'ue:ssuN Xt . SE Hill 'xx-:ew ' 4 3f3i'15:. A MQ 4.5 A,,7r N 5 nfglf fm D ,f-ad, Q A.. 5 1. ls Q Q 'ii S52 EDEN .5 54, CLASS Q , 14' as , ,gf '11, ' ir1.' 4. .' an W ' W! is x 9.9 :::. A ff 7f.L'i'7' s ' :fig 5 L ,-sa, . , w - , . LD, ' 2:44 - , . , I., , .br is ,sq Pi: . .F .. ,A K, 4' '41 Q if , . .,f DALLAS Bmus COFFIELD, JR. DONALD BALL CDULTER H1-:LEN GULDIE CREEKMORE I'IT11EL 1,mv1SE CVRLING ADRIAN LEO DAILEY The library this year was the scene of many a senior class meeting. ADDIE BROOKS DANIELS DALLAS DARRELL DANIELS XVILLIAM EDWARD DANIELS ' ,A.4'T'!f' 'P' , . ' T V -gf, 4l52vf7. ' , A . ,,', . A. - 11 4. ', y J 4, w I 4Y,Y ,T WV4 ,. ph L xiii QAMUM, - V! K A A Q sr ' It , ,Q 1 , La Vkvv, 1 , ,ga A ,A , L ' A ' ' ,w,,, T! iw? x. v , f ' 1 4 5, V . J, A X 2 -Q9 K Qgrr- '2 if -har: f l 2 x A 1 nh , :Q A H- ri YE : -1 Z 41 Lf x x F5 Z' ii 6 af 4 11: Z 5 x -3 'P Z Z - FI L. Q Z re .. Mr me rf: CD U7 rf: .5 m L. L, 2 rf: P? Q c :fc rw fe 1953 Within these walls the battle of opinions raged! BETTY DOLORES FIELDS SANDRA RAYE FCLEORD PERc1v.xL GRAY 'Zu- Y' SONDRA LEE F.x1LEs qu., F CTS? J I 7 BIARGERY SUE F.x1RCL0T11 YE' Q W? Q' A Aw' - Mx 4 2-1, FQ E l ,- E NIR 1 x I, 6, jg . f ' S28 Q91 f f 12 ...af I 1 Q It - X , 'R .X , ROY DANIEL GREGORY LOUIS PRESTON GOODWIN LEONARD MONROE GOWER ALBERT LINDSAY GRIFFIN EDWARD PRESTON GRISSOM It seems 11ke the year just ca.n't slip by wathout a term paper! Mr. B IRB XR I JL IN H ILEE RI FFFIN CL XREWCE H ILL NI KRSH ILL C HIGGINBOTH.XM ,,--,gm ,Mf-my-y-f f W- 4 K is ti Ji, f., '1f.x1u.r:s Iilmwxmm Ilmxl luv! II XII-RRIII Iiormxizlm R11 num Dun IIT IIOLI un Brickell works with some of our studious seniors! BIARION M.xR.JuR1E JETT .Q-.:-,.-1-Q Q. ...,.. ,M 'Q E Hill '.,1' I-gh f -o io- O 4 452 ' G EQ DOUGLAS GRANT KINDLEY RAY HAROLD KOON STANLEY LEE LANDRETH GEORGE TAYLOR LAWSON DOROTHY ANN LEET School spirit boomed in our pep assemblies. The mighty Seniors gave ARCIIIE RAY BICDORMAN CLAUDE LEON MOPHERSON JOANNA RIERCER LIADRIN V4 L ' f f W 'WS C9 Q ' if if 5 A -r .off .' - X R R J 1 V ' -X ' , ,- 335 'G' II.xmcl1c'1' hm: Muirzn fx, H.xzr:1. Luc NIARTIN the other students real competition when it came to yelling! ' 4 ' h , G., N' Y ,-L I AISNPIR -Ixcxsnx Bloom: C'.xl,vIN Wuonsux BIORGAN Suu BI.XIilll'1'l'll llummx I5.xmm:.x .lxxrz Mvmas Rm' G1-maui: NUTHNAGEI, Ilomrrrix' JEAN Nnwrzu. 5 1953 ! ' I ? 7' . f. XXOA -if .Q 1341? ,gif 85,4 A 'ig Z flag W! ag' 355425 il- 23 3 X I 12,61 -.-.v . I, , . '.-. 2 7 I ,I A',-:., ' x ik' 5 - ' V - - 1,-. E lllli x . 1 ffrwgfffwf f e MNH! . Q V U All g B .ilu wow 1 ' la ,L N fi ' L - ,4um fx Q .hmzs NVILIJAM OVERTUN XVIL1, 1.x M S1-1-:NCER Ovrzwn mx 'l'R1I.nY lC1,lzA1sE'1'H 1'ARK1':lz RICHARD DARVIN PIERCE V1Ru1N1.x ANNE Roxzamsox lf f Mmmm. Real live cooks! Pretty fine refreshments for our Senior Dance, BETTY LEP: Romxsox 1515115 Mu: Rose CECELIA SABLAN 44 -s 'pi ,-,nf WWW Y' -A Yllhv ENIMETT IQLQENE S xxx-ORD Tumi xs ALI- RILD b xxx YILR J qui, mil too desp1te the contnbution of these would be chefs' SIIIRII-H I mxlxx 51 xxx lo Axxh Nl nn Iosm u ARNUID SIBLLY I1 IIX If xx SKINN R Pxrmux Xxx SMITH I Dxx Rv 5l Rl :wp :fa .A 1,.,,:. Aw- f. f' ' z , 1, 4 , 1 -MA? A V 5 Q ' A Q v w Ov 'A A' W A A iv 1 ' 'A v 1 , 1 , Av 4 L' Q lg, A - 'A xxx . A , 'A Q .. A . .1 4- - A K7 1' 5 Q1 1 ' V 1 F lk K . I ,I 4 ' 4' A '-I . 4 I 1, X , 1 ' 5. f' .- v e - ' 1 7,..-ml - , f .Y fw..,i ff , . -' - , 3 -3 1 ' , f sa , , , V H+ , if w - X f , 1 . H 1 2 , - 1 J I , X ' . , If , .- I, --.nf .' ,g' 'Z - ':' 'I .3 'ILL' . .V Y: kg ' 0- , J , 2 f I . 1 'JA E Illli NWA l.uLA FRANCES STEELE 'R' X ' W H 3 Wu x g'1IXRI , U' .HSKLN n, . U 1-I 35 'Qui Rxv' RVTH XVADE SUTTON 1:3 ,A '1 V-' ' 'gf' 'i' V R+vlsEm' GERALD STOVER -IIIXNITA ELLEN ST1z.xTToN ,fd The strange equipment of the Public Health Nurse aroused the curiosity of these twelve Senior girls. Looks FR.xNcEs PEARL '1'R.mER GENE VVALLACE BIARTIN EUGENE VV.xRRINGTox me jx ?Q fWJ in-V ,wr . V ?1'F',f H IVZVA g ' 3 'TJ E 5 AN ' r- :- P 3 L4 C W 1 ?f W 6 o I2 , 25 s U2 1: 511 k'A 1: 2 gf - ff! C2 'X , F F' 7 fc 5, 2 m Q , N E :I Q r-1 U xg m W r' i f '4 4..+m44.-.gsm C3 f 7 N S f Ti so 38 ' C: b . m Q 5 2 , rg N .e J-ad 1953 like they're doing some real explor- ing this Career Day! EVELYN LUWLTT XVEST IRVING Wrzwr Gmcz Innxrg W11r:E1,xs.xRuuc .Iuux L'1.lF'1'oN Wurrr: HKIIQICRT' lfruxcls Wurrrz ft! .rf I , A ' ' V' Q Q f 1 1+ - Q A 13 F- . . 'Q is . 5 - Q-, ., Eh f. Q 4 QM Q--gr Q'-1'.Z'..J' 2 lg- ovQ,,,' 'A 1,-fr ef Y 5 SE NIR 1953 ,- X' ! a a an 1 o Ju z 1 2 Lv C X 9 0 0 1' l? 99 4 s a u ft' H! , 1.,m Ev 2.216 459 Is 0 07 ' 'H fm r . 1 A or P' 321 pd 9 lv, 5:1 1vv 55: Q il 'ont , T. -1:7 q'1:7 V ,at od I 0 Iiomgwr IIERMAN XVIIl'I'EIII'RST W1l,m.x .lmx XVINISORNE BEl'I.AIl O'rr:1.1.x WINBORM -Imx CA Roi. XVINSLOXV A111-ox RAY XVUMMACK SHIRLEY IisTr:1,1.r: Wuon Q- S. wc--. X, . Although happy, our hearts grew sad as we donned our caps and gowns for the graduation ceremony. For tonight,-the Class of '53g to- morrow Alumni! Wl1.1.1Au1 'l'mm.xs XVRIGIIT Ikmsm' Rum Yyrss wwmw'y m1W?fW'A r , . , W. ,w,5,vVf J ,.w',' 1 Vf Z. Ai J qv, . 52, I Girxs iust ca.n't stop ptimpingi oodnessi Donw take so Kong! '. E S0 anxious to get away from schoov How 'bout a HW? fir 's 9' NC? .4-14,4 I Lovers' Lane? No? Oh, mst a friendkg st.roH around campusl in I ei? Al' if x i XKNQXGS of Love mn Bkxom ' Nor in Srevxe s eye X 79 Q 5 SSG V.- '.gl4:fgQ 1? XIX Ginny . 3 .1 T A , ks? f 7 XL , 1 em , ' , U ' I 155g , if X f f: ff ' LII ,, , f!'jl'g':,!g 5 is I cr- f f jxgjihxjlzf f 1' - , W Q CES M5 X113 .- ' ,7r7rl1- A f V! '-E'l77L.,. I fl . -W, :sf -f '7 rj 'nl of f Y ff Now our invitations are out: our report. complete. In glancing through our book, perhaps you recalled pleasant memories of your own school days here in our Alma Mater. True. changes have been made but that'Tiger spirzt will always remain! As we began our annual we were hailed the Class of '533 as we close our book, we shall soon be among you, honorable alumni. E lllll lllliIlU'l'0llY DONNA ALVIS Tr1H1Y Club Pres Dramatlcs Club, V Pres Cholr, Annual Staff, Feature Edltor Tlger l'ales, Student Councrl, Buslness Manager Scmor llav Homecommg Maul of Honor Soph omore Mirror, Jumor Mnrror May Court School Mmstrel, May Day, Semor Mlrror RICHARD ANKROM Baseball Team Forensrc Events, Band, Chorus, School Nlrnstrel, Pep Band, Honor Graduate CLARIBE ASHLEY Glee Club NELL BARNHILL WIILIAM BARTLEY I'ootball Team Basketball Team Champronshrp Football Team STEVIE BASS Football Team Baseball Team Bas ketball Team V Pres Student Councrl, Conserva txon Club, Red Cross Club, Pres lunror Class, Rep to Boys' State, Senxor Play, May Day, An nual Stad Cholr, Senror Mrrror PATRICIA BORUM Dramateens Club, Cheerleader, Student Dlrector Senror Play, Annual Staff, Ad xertrsrng Manager Trger Tales, May Day, Soph omore Mlrror Forenslc Events cn.-muzs BOWE Track Team GERALDINE BOYCE Band GLEN BOYETTE JEAN BRENT Forensrc Events, Tn H1Y Club, Glee Club, Chaplaxn Dramatrcs Club, May Day, Student Drrector Senror Play, Annual Staff, Gxrls' Chorus, Honor Graduate PEGGY BROOKS Treas l'r1 HAY Club, Sec Chorus, Asst Sec Semor Class, Student Councll Glee Club, Annual Staff, V Cheerleader, School Mxnstrel May Day, Chorus, Aprrl Jubxlee, Chrrstmas Play, Dramatrcs Club LUTHER CASPER llootball Team, Baseball Team Basketball Team, Pres Semor Class, Sponsor Senxor Dance, Semor Mxrror IRMA CHESSON 1'orens1c Exents, Lrbrary Club, lf HA Club, Dramatlcs Club, Class Play DAI.1LAS COFFIELD Football Team Basketball Team, Track Team Wrestlrng Team, Outstandrng Player Trophy Homecomrng Game Outstandrng Player Trophy Football Squad, All Foreman Freld, All Tldewater, Honorable Mentron Eastern Dxstrrct, School Mrnstrel, Chorr, Boys Quartet, Band, Orchestra Scholarshrp for Football DONALD COULTER Football Team Track Team Manager Basketball Team, Treas Red Cross Club, Tech Director Senror Play, Sponsor Senxor Prom, Wrestlxng Team, Senror Mrrror GOLDIE CREEKMORE Forensrc Events, Tn H1Y Club, Annual Staff Band, Orchestra, School Mm strel, Band Play ETHEL CURLING Tn H1 Y Club, Latrn Club, Cheer ing Club, Band, Orchestra, Aprrl Jubllee Treas Freshman Class, All State Band ADRIAN DAILEY Baseball Team Basketball Team Track Team, H1 Y Club, Band ADDIE DANIELS FHA Club Red Cross Club Chpu',rG1rls' Chorus, Glee Club Play Daw, Soft bal eam DALLAS DANIELS Annual Staff WILLIAM DANIELS Vested Cholr, Boys Chorus, H1 Y Club,ALat1n Club, Annual Staff School ull! strel, Art wards GILBERT DAVENPORT Football Team, Basketball Team Forenslc Events JANE DEES Forensrc Events, Sophomore Nhrror, Student Councrl Latln Club assign noxzv I-'HA Club, Apnl Jubnee, School xnstrel SONDRA PAILES Basketball Team Forensxc Events, Sec F H A Club Sec Tn H1 Y Club, Reporter Tr1 H1Y Club, Beta Club, Cheermg Club, Dramatrcs Club Adv Manager Asst Edrtor and Edxtor ln Chxef of Trger Tales, Lnterarv Edltor Annual, Senlor Plav School Minstrel Vested Cholr Sec Semor Class, Nferrt Ccrtxficates Perfect Attend ance Journahsm, Rep to Dxstrxct Forensxc Fvents, Student Councll May Day, Honor Graduate, Soph omore Mrrror Jumor Mrrror, Dele ate to SIPA Semor Mlrror MARGERY PAIRCLOTH Tr1ll1Y Club Dramatlcs Club, FHA Club, 'VIay Court, Freshman Mlrror, School Mmstrel, Aprrl Jubrlee Chorr BETTY FIELD Softball Team Basketball Team Forensrc Events, Dramatrcs Club Trl H1Y Club, Student Drrector Senror Play, Maay Day SANDRA PULFORD Basketball Team, Softball Team, Tr1H1Y Club FHA Club Dramatrcs Club Homecomlng Queen Senlor Class Plav, Aprll Jubrlee, Annual Staif, May Court, Sponsor for Senlor Prom Cheerleader Senxor Mxrror L P GOODWIN Football Team, Basketball Team Wrestlrng Team LEONARD GOWER Football Team PERCY GRAY ROY GREGORY football Team Track Team, Chorr, School Mmstrel, Boys' Chorus ALBERT GRIITIN Baseball Team, nnual Staff, Sports Edltor Trger Tales, Sponsor unxor Dance, Sophomore Jumor, and Semor Mrrror PRESTON GRISSOM Football Team, JV Basketball Team, Co Captam Football Team, Honorable Men tron All Trdewater, Forensrc Events Pres H1Y Beta Club Pres Student Councxl, Semor Class Play, Rep Boys' State, Cholr, May Day, V Pres Junxor Class, YMCA Medal, Courtesv Award, Senror Mrrror, Honor Graduate JEAN HALE3 May Court R C HALL Football Feam, Baseball Team, Basket ball Team Co Captarn, Football and Basketball Feams All Conference rn Football, Sec Monogram Club Senror Play, School Mrnstrel, Chorus, V Pres Jumor Class MARSHALL I-IIGGINBOTHAM Senror Play, Annual Staff, Band CHARLES HIGH JY Baseball Team, JV Basketball Team Band MERRILL HOGGARD RICHARD HOLLAND Football Team, Track Team, Forensrc Ewents, Treas H1Y Club, Red Cross Club Conserxatlon Club, Student Council, Cholr School Mrnstrel Band, May Day, V Pres Senror Class Senror 1rror PAYE HORTON Forensrc Events, Trx H1 Y Club, Red Cross Club, School Mxnstrel, Softball Team, Freld Day Events May Court, Honor Graduate ALICE HUNDLEY Forensxc Events, Dramatlcs Club, Chaplaln Tn H1Y Club Cheerrng Club, Reporter FHA Club, Red Cross Club, Proofreader and Vews Edrtor Trger Tales Asst Edltor Annual, Nested Chorr School Mmstrel, Aprrl Jubxlee, May Court, Sec Sophomore Class, Delegate to SIPA, Nierrt Certxlicate-Hrgh Grades, Sophomore Mrr ror, May Day Sponsor Jumor Dance, Honor Graduate Beta Club, Student Councnl MARIAN JETT Basketball Team Nolleyball Team, Forenslc Exents, DO Club, FHA Club, Red Cross Club, Camera Club, Class Play, Glee Club, Twer Tales Staff, Band, Senlor Mnrror : '- '- , . ' : , ' , . . .- .- .- ' '. . I K. --. . . . , . I l ,fr .'.A' 1 ' 'J '. f z . 1 - ,1 , 1 1 I 1 . . 1 , I . , , . : , r : - - , U . 1 ' , , . 7 . . - 3 - ' , 1 g 1 . 1 ' . . . . 1 , 1 ' ' , , . . . , 1 1 .1 1 A . . : 1 . 1 ' K , - 1 , . . I - 1 : 1 , 1 Y , . . . . I . : R 1 . : . - D . 7 ' ' ' . 7 .7 . , V . . l . , 7 . . D . . . . . , I 1 1 I - . . 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 . , 1 . . , , I . 1 1 1 , 1 D . l ' . - I V Q 4 .. 1 ,Q o . .- JIMMY BURTON: Football Team. Club, Pres. Norfolk Drstrrct H1-Y-Trl-H1-Y Clubs, . , . . ' I J . l , . v . , . . Z . ' ' ' I Q l .V . ' . . . . . , 1 ' 1 I . 1 1 r I . ' , . . . . ' r - 1 ' -D . . , I . 7 7 . . ' Q 1 11 1 - , 1 ' - 1 1 1 , . ' l 1 0 : , , : ' 1 1 . 1 , ' . 1 . . . , . 1 1 ' 1 I v ' , 1 . : A' . Q . ' ' l M' 1 . . , . . 1 I - 1 :, 1 1 1 ' : . . . , , , ' Q ' . . , ' - D . 1 . ' D : , . . ' ' , . ' , . , , v - . . . . ' I ' 1 A ' . '. . , 1 : A , . 1 y Q ' , Y . : . . A - Z 7 . 0 .FS . l n ll lllll lllllllC'l0llY FLETCHER JONES Football Team, JV Baseball Team X JY Basketball Team, Track Team Scr ence Club, Lat1n Club, H1Y Club, Football Club, Dramat1cs Club Annual Staff, Student Counc1l Sen1or Class Play LUTHER JONES JOE KEY DOUG KINDLEY RAY KOON Football Team Basketball Team, Vlres tlzng 'leam, Coaches Team Splrlt Trophy Hon orable M8UtlOH All T1dewater and All State l'orens1c Esents X Pres H1Y Club, Reporter Latm Club, Dramat1cs Club, Sen1or Class Play, School M1nstrel Band Cho1r Sec Jun1or Class, V Pres Student Council Sen1or M1rror STANLEY LANDRETH Jvv Football Team, JK X Baseball Team Forens1c Events, Dramat1cs Club, Football Club, Sen1or Class Play, Pres Sophomore Class, Sen1or M1rror GEORGE LAWSON DOROTHY LEET Basketball Team, Cheerleader, Forens1c lfvents Tr1 H1 Y Club, May Court Cho1r, Frcas Sophomore Class, Honor Graduate JOANNA MADRIN Forens1c Events, Sec Tr1 H1Y Club, Beta Club Student Counc1l, Lat1n Club, Spamsh Contest Cert1ficate, School M1nstrel, Sen 1or M1rror, Honor Graduate HARRIET MAHER Volleyball Team, Forens1c Pvents, Camera Club Band Club Red Cross Club, Band Orchestra, Annual Staff HAZEL MARTIN Choral Club, FHA Club, School M1nstrel, Cho1r, Glrls' Nlnette, Band, G1rls' Chorus ARCHIE MCDORMAN CLAUDE McPHERSON School M1nstrel, Band BARBARA MIDGETT ABNER MOORE CALVIN MORGAN Camera Club, L1brary Club, Sen 1or M1rror SARA MORGAN Llterary Club Gamma Nu Club Beta Club Student Counc1l ROYTNOTHNAGEL JV Baseball '1eam, V Baseball cam DOROTHY NOWELL JAMES OVERTON JV Basketball Team, Band Sen 1or LIIITOI' WILLIAM OVERTON C1rculat1on Manager Annual Football Team, Sen1or M1rror TRILBY PARKER Forens1c Events, Tr1H1Y Club, D0 Club, School M1nstrel VIRGINIA ROBERTSON Forens1c Events, Reporter L1brary Club, FHA Club, Pres Lat1n Club, Dramat1cs Club Tr1 H1Y Club, Sophomore Play, School M1DStT9l, Sen1or Class Play, Adv Manager Annual, Sen1or M1rror BETTY ROBINSON FOTCDSIC Events, Pres and Re porter FHA Club, Reporter Student Counc1l, V Pres County SCA, Honor Soc1ety, Beta Club Tr1 H1 Y Club Dramat1cs Club, Glee Club, Sports Day Sophomore Play, Apr1l Jub1lee, School M1n strel, May Day, Sen1or Class Play, EdltOT 1n Chlef Annual Honor Graduate, Capta1n Co Capta1n Cheerleaders, Office Asslstant, DAR C1t1zensh1p Award, Delegate to SIPA Sen1or M1rror ELSIE ROSE Pres Beta Club Student Counc1l, DO Club, MUSIC Award School M1nstrel, Apr1l Jub1lee, Cho1r, G1rls Sextet Gxrls' Chorus, Honor Grad uate Jun1or Red Cross Club, Sen1or M1rror CECILIA SABLAN Basketball Team V Pres Fresh man Class X Pres Sophomore Class, Sclence Club, Canteen Membersh1p, Annual Spnng Concert, May Court EMMETT SANFORD X JV Football Team Track Team LLEWELLYN SAWYER TOMMY SAWYER Baseball Team, Trophy 1n Horse shoes JOE SIBLEY Football Team, Track Team Treas H1 Y Club, Beta Club Honor Graduate, Sen1or M1r ror Student Louncxl JULIA FAYE SKINNER Baseball Team Basketball Team, Reporter DO Club, Monogram Club, Maw Court, F1eld Day Events PATRICIA SMITH Basketball Team, Softball Team D O Club FH A Club, Monogram Club, Orchestra, F1eld Day Events, Cheer1ng Club, Sen1or M1rror SHIRLEY SPANN Forens1c Events Reporter FH A Club, Honor Socxety, Sec Beta Club, Pres DO Club, Annual Staff, Cheerleader, Honor Graduate JOANNE SPIVEY Tr1 H1 Y Club, May Court, School M1nstrel, Annual Staff CoCapta1n Cheerleaders, Jumor M1rror, Sen1or 11r0r EDNA SPRUILL Magorette LOLA STEELE Tr1 H1 Y Club, FH A Club, Drama tlCS Club, May Dag, Student Counc1l Freshman Play Cho1r, Annual Staff, School M1nstrel ROBERT STOVER Football Team, Wrestl1ng Team JUANITA STRATTON Forens1c Events, Beta Club Student Counc1l, Sec County SCA, Sec Athletlc Counc1l, Sen1or Class Ilay, School M1nstrel, Sec Cho1r, BUSIDCSS Manager Annual, Treas lun1or Class, May Court, Co Capta1n Cheerleaders Jun1or M1rror, Honor Graduate Sen1or MITTOT ROY STUART JVV Football Team RUTH SUTTON Forens1c Events, V Pres Dramat1cs Club, Llbfarlan of Cho1r, Beta Club, Sextet, lN1nette, GITIS, Chorus, Annual Staif, School M1n strel Sen1or Class Play, Commun1ty Chest Speaker, Cho1r, Honor Graduate FRANCES TRADER Student Counc1l, School M1n strel, Chorus, May Court GENE WALLACE Band, Orchestra MARTIN WARRINGTON JV Football Team, Base ball Team Basketball Team PRISCILLA WATERS FH A Club May Dav, Honor Graduate ED WEATHERLY Football Team, Track Team, Cap tam VS restllng Team 4 H Club, H1 Y Club, Drama t1cs Club Band, Annual Staff Gnomn warms Jvv Football Team, Jvv Base ball Team, JV V Basketball Team, Forens1c Events EVELYN WEST FHA Club IRVING WEST JV Basketball Team GRACE WHEELBARGER Softball Team, Basketball Team Tr1 H1 Y Club, Reporter L1brary Club, SC A Reporter Dramat1cs Club Beta Club, Glee Club Band, Reporter Sophomore Class Newspaper Reporter K1tt1e Corp, Sports Day, May Day, An nual Stad Honor Graduate CLIFTON WHITE ROBERT WHITE Track Team, FOIGHSIC Events, Cred1tab1e Ratmg for Short Story at Charlottes ulle, Beta Club H1Y Club, Dramateens Club lested Cho1r, Boys' Cho1r, School M1nstrel, Stu dent Counc1l, Honor Graduate ROBERT WHITEHURST Band, School Minstrel JEAN WINBORNE DO Club OTELIA WINBORNE Sec DO Club FHA Club Tr1 H1 Y Club, School M1nstrel, Apr1l Jub1lee JOAN WINSLOW Baseball Team Basketball Team, X Pres Sec, Treas FH A Club Dramat1cs Club, Tr1H1Y Club, Glee Club, lar1etv Shovs, Tlger Tales Staff Apr1l Jub1lee ALTON WOMMACK Football Team, Baseball Team, Track Team, Hobby Club, H1 X Club Sen1or Class Play SHIRLEY WOOD Pres Tr1 H1Y Club Glee Club, Cheer1ng Club Plas Day, School M1nstrel, M1ss F1re Preventlon '53 Annual Stall' Mav Court, May Queen Sen1or M1rror WII1LIAM WRIGHT T1ger Tales Staff Football Pro grams BOBBY YATES JV V Baseball Team 1 : , . - v v . - - - , . w , wg n ' I u , r 1 ' Y , , , w I . . 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'iff if 4 1-, ,as fi a td NY. .1 d 'ave x 1 x , .js' Sf . li ' 1. I, TIN 4 1 ,a --ik xx ,. fl .NU u, 'limi' 'YL . A' NEWTON nomsr NORTHROVS INC ATHLETIC and SPORTING GOODS 'It Pays to Play 131 College Place Comer Bush Street NQRFQLK 10, VIRGINIA NORTHROP SPORT SHOP, INC. 450 Granby Street Dial 66-0711 S H A W ' S SECURITY INSURANCE AGENCY INC A GEM OF A IEWELRY STORE GENERAL INSURANCE . REAL ESTATE 257 Granby Street Nonrom vmenmi 209 w. mum.:-:Y AVE. Nonrom VA. The STUDENT COUNCIL Store as seen during rush hour! Stevie B. purchases a pack of paper while Ed Griffin buys a shorthand notebook from Ray. lEd takes shorthand yet??l President Grissom and Secretary-Treasurer West enjoy watching their project in action. Bonnie and Gail appear quite unconcerned! Still, they are all supporting their STUDENT COUNCIL! iii ah L D. B. looks like he might be giving the drug clerk a hard time, but the clerk will still hold his temper and be courteous! 'l'hat's because CHESAPEAKE PHARMACY is noted for their friendly, quick service and pleasant surround- ings. Ioan, Faye, and Roy enjoy their cokes and potato chips while they chat with Nickey, Lola, I. B., and D. B. in the next booth. Drop in at CHESAPEAKE PHARMACY at the corner of Cl-IESAPEAKE AVENUE and OHIO for your complete drug needs. Victory Boulevard Now Open-The Quickest, Cheapest and Most Convenient Route Between the Cities ls Across the IORDAN BRIDGE Connecting Norfolk and Portsmouth lt will pay you to follow U. S. 337 over our bridge and save time, miles, and money. SOUTH NORFOLK BRIDGE COMMISSION. INC. Avoid City Traffic-Use the Iordan Bridge BAN 0540, AN4 IO3 .u. , L: ,g, Vi .'Ei: ' lg, If ., ms: Lf'-' . . , 'czxf mfg!-aff'4,' . 5' ' -Igeia' ,V , . b- - .,. - 2 .V U,-G ..' 555- . ., ' ' fi X 'D ,E QA ii ,,,' I -M H! Mb, . .2 A: I , 5 a 553- ' 'fn-aj -5 .P f'9f'?-3-H' id? N Q 'fag Wm. , .,,A , ,JWL, , . 1 r P X .I O Y,! O. O O , . THE RENA B. WRIGHT PARENT -TEACHER ASSOCIATION EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE 1953 AND BEST WISI-IES EOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS FUTURE PORTSMOUTH MUSIC COMPANY Robert Whitehurst has always been interested in music-but we know his interest will grow it he buys that sharp looking trumpet this salesman at Portsmouth Music Company is showing him! Alice may not be particularly interested in that trumpet, but there is plenty in this store that will draw her attention. T.V.'s, pianos, all kinds of musical instruments and the latest records! Remember the Portsmouth Music Company on High Street when you're in the mood for music! Phone: Norfolk 66-4857 SAWYER'S RADIO and 'I'ELEVISION Sales and Service 3812 Bainbridge Boulevard SOUTH NORFOLK. VA. Phone: Norfolk 66-4408 KI 6 GI Radio-Television Repair Called for and Delivered 1104 Wilson Road NORFOLK 6. VA. George Kent Bob Glasgow OLK VNV Mr. Britton proudly stands in front of' one of the massive conveyors used by the Grower's Exchange. This sturdy van is a symbol of the quick, careful and satisfactory services offered by the Grower's Exchange of South Norfolk. The PORTLOCK TEEN-AGE CLUB has sponsored many a dance for the pleasure of South Norfolk Teenagers! Ioe Burlas, one of our alumni, Iames Boyce, and two of our Freshman girls, enjoy a chat with Mrs. Belangia, sponsor. ,Y-5 :Q Compliments of R A Y ' S CONFECTIONERY PLATT'S TIRE STORE 'k GOODYEAR TIRES DuPONT PAINTS ' 4 'Y E FLOWERS SCHOOL EQUIPIVIENT COIVIPANY, INC. Manufacturers and Distributors School, Church and Public Seating Furniture RICHMOND - LAWRENCEVILLE. VA. C. B. CHEF FOREMAN Representing PEEBLES MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. New and Used Cars and Trucks 815 Poindexter Street SOUTH NORFOLK. VA. Bus. Phone: 66-4677 Arthur C. Bunton, Ir. Rodney K. Deshields BUNTON 6 DESHIELDS, INS. AGENCY State Farm Mutual Auto. lns. Co. Auto - Lite - Fire Let Us Finance Your Next Car 1111 Poindexter Street SOU'I'H NORFOLK. VA. Phone: 66-0332 POWERS 5: WINSTON Sc to 310.00 'A' 1408 Poindexter Street SOUTH NORFOLK. VA. Phone: Berkley 66-2942 For an atter school snack - or medicine for what ails you - PRESTONS PHARMACY can till the bill! Donna, still enjoying her coke, Abbie, Glen, Bessie, and William make a purchase from one of Preston's Pharmacists. Whenever you're' in need of anything from film to cigars, or clorets to nail polish, pay a visit to PRES'I'ON'S at the comer of POINDEXTER and B STREET! iff Sondra F. and Sandra F. prepare to order a meal at SUNSET MANOR. Let's see now, we'd better look for barbecues, Sandra. The meals are bound to cost too much! f I-lmm. Hey! Lookee! Catch this shrimp dinner! That's plenty low enough, and look at all the food you get! Let's get that! Yep, and they're so right! For moderate prices, good food and courteous service it's the SUNSET MANOR. COMPLIMEN TS OF SOUTH NORFOLK POLICE DIVISION xv -- X Iucxnitc ond Ioe must be planning CI party snack from the looks of the cmdpotcrto -cnipg they'r-e buying gut QVERTCDNS! Billy Quvertgn rings np Hey, Sara! Ready to go on in? I'1l help you find a seat! lt's always a good movie that invites you to go on in to the GRAND THEATER- but I bet Sara is hanging around that drink box for a reason. George, give a girl a chance to buy a cool drink first! For the finest in entertainment and re- freshments drop in at the GRAND THEATER on CHESAPEAKE AVENUE! Best Wishes from TULIEITE BEAUTY SHOP -A' 380411, Bainbridge Boulevard Phone: 66-0231 FATS BLANCHARD CI'I'IES SERVICE STATION if Chesapeake and Poindexter Streets SOUTH NORFOLK 6, VA. Phone: 66-9957 VIRGINIA LUMBER 6 SUPPLY CO., INC. LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLIES Campostella Road at Edmonds Comer Phone: 56-2495 Compliments of A. BARTLEY and SONS IEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS 237 Church Street 317 GranbY 511963 Leonard and Luther show their interest in sports as they examine these quality golf clubs at the SPORTSMANS SHOP in Norfolk, Something to enthrall every sports- man may be found here-baseballs, bas- ketballs, footballs, all kinds of equipment and uniforms. The shop for the true sports lover is the SPORTSMANS SHOP on PLUME STREET, Ruth Suiton and Icjfce Gregg exfxmzre the r prools Wh1le Gxlbert takes G look at Mr Mclmoshs excellent hondi' rk Y u cow bet your 11 e theyll order some poriroizts, too, cause they've Mdntosh has made for our o'r1:i'.1o1Il When you need any professxonil T MCINTOSH STUDIOS oi 21st STREET . .-.f f f w,1 - e ww? W S :S I :V-11' ,K , ' ji. ff-fi ' U : -nf , 5' , l. 490 be f ,Q . D yi' S1 ' X J l 7716151 1 'bt' 'dl ff' 7 fyaffk, Stanley, Gracie Mae, lean, and Fletcher all get their hands on the colorful new loaf of MARY IANE BREAD! From those bright smiles, it's easy to read their minds and know they're all thinking, Hmm, I love Mary lane. Established 1922 Compliments D. W. 5 of BIVERDALE P. T. A. I O Comer Granby and Main INSURANCE AGENCY Iohn E. Lindsey 'k 1346 Chesapeake Avenue SOU'I'H NORFOLK. VA. Phones: 66-0152 - 40980 NORFOLK MUNICIPAL AIRPORT RESTAURANT and COFFEE SHOP PETE'S DRIVE-IN South Norfolk's Only Drive-In Curb Service Phone: 66-0911 Res.: 66-4591 GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers H. LEWIS DUDLEY 1302 Ieiferson Street SOUTH NORFOLK. VA. Compliments of Willie Lee Temples No. ll PYTHIAN SISTERS BURTON LUMIBER CORPORATION MILL WORK - BUILDING SUPPLIES Specializing in Kiln Dried Lumber of All Kinds Buddy Powers gives lean Hales some pointers . . . on go1f??? Nevertheless this couple seem to be enjoying their leisure time as they try their hand at the game on the MEMORIAL GOLF COURSE located at CORPREW AVENUE in Norfolk. OPEN AIR MARKET X e Never Close o I allllfwu ilitl n CAMPOSTELLA ROAD AT CAMPOSTELLA BRIDGE , Glnnr X x- P fyp I w 4: 2 -'ff 5-' lA'!'w My-fo f 'A' If Diffs. 'W' s. e ' ' I N .ff . .nh :O 'T ,mb ,. P ' , 5' '- -IT ' It f5:f',3uf.' 'I' 1 f A V f'k 'fvfft X u iv' 'ly' O 'Q 'K Q5' . ki Q v-' . 'lV, 5 F2 vu ' -2 N-1 Q ary, F Hat.. an 27 5 --an v s , U K. ' N. wry- f . Y 1-5, 'va ,. .wir- .M H 3' -Ti.: ff-., J-- ' . 1. ',-, - 'YL z5.v:,- wwf. ' -I ,' '. I . 'J 1. 7- 'V k.t'Q'gf' u7lf:!',A,. . X . , ,,.41,, f 1 ' 'V Q Y ,.,f ' N 1' 'TQJ:1 U .- A .fu bf 1 ' V. 0 . gvnxw g gul V, 43 'NVQ A ,A , .u , f . Q 1 VA ,., T. ?i N?-,gxgdifv A , . , A g 4, A -1 ' yfx'-I' . 1 Q - . 'Stqk PI - ' xv?-,' . , N , , ,V .LY ' , sq- ' .' - x , Q fill ' f Y -, ...Y '. -A I '-3:22 ' U' TL' ig x 315, 5. 4' il xl S. J fb- K-Joi Y . ,ir fi ' 4 .y ':vQp,! -Q Q 'J X -wi -1' ' 'fi -R, . ss I s v A - I . . ff: -' f 5 e 'sf 7 -', 's -' s - ' ' ' 4 1 '-' 2 , ., 5 - ,gp 'J v ly , ', 1 3,5 ' 'lr BARR BROTHERS 'A' BERKLEY FEED CORPORATION tb H hQ ltyBFCF d 1201 1219 Lmbe ty St I NORFOLK VIRGINIA Compliments of BEILER'S POULTRY MARKEI' If You Eat Them Any Fresher, You'll Have to Eat Them Alive 1327 Poindexter Street Compliments BERSON S NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH VA BEACH J 1 I'El1l0NIAl Q sronfS Y il ei It s The TOTAL That Counts' SHOP COLONIAL Where YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL of Manufacturers and Dis ri utors 1 of ig ucxi . . . ee s - ' r ree - I I 'N' 'Y 4' T E '1JcE'i 'f fme ff f EE. 'M Zh! : WZ IS LESS X- JL . C i :Q ??E':ii:2:g11E1 - -,U '::iEf25iQ-7:11-1:76 I? FF Comphments of SOUTH NORFOLK HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MRS W B PLUMMER Presldent MRS W E REEDIE IR V1CSPTGS1deHI MRS P P COULTER Secretary MRS G A PEEBLES Treasurer MRS K R HOWELL H1stor1c:1n Phone 48311 N1ght 28720 43315 46182 'I'I-IURSTON HOLLAND Phone 2 COMPANY INC Comphments MARINE and SYKES FUNERAL HOME INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 308 E Water Street NORFOLK 10 VA Comphments S S KRESGE 25c to S100 STORE 232 Granby Street 2881 122 E Berkley Avenue E RAY HOWELL OPTICIAN 222 W Bute Street . . . , ., ' ' A - 1 . . . , of I I of . . . CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OP 1953 Servmg South Norfolk ond IIS surroundmg oreo Wlfh flne furmture cmd clpphcmces for over 40 ye-ors LOUIS LEGUM FURNITURE COMPANY THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS PORTSMOUTH BERKLEY NORFOLK VA Good Luck to the 1953 Graduates COITIDIIITIGTIIS of ESSO SERVICENTER COLONIAL Mxlxtcrry H1ghway NORFOLK' VIIIGINIA OIL COMPANY INC THE HOME OF HAPPY MOTORING Phone 66 0051 scum NORFOLK VA Complunems Comphments CREEKMORE HARDWARE CROCKIN LEVY 'k of ot CUTHRELL MACHINE WORKS INC DESIGNING cmd CONSTRUCTION Oihce 6 Shop 3505 F rcxnkhn Street Be-tW h i953 WOMANS CLUB OF SOUTH NORFOLK COMMUNITY SERVICE C l SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO 418Gr by St t 50579 50570 MORRISEITE HARDWARE COIVIPANY B d H d S th M St BERKLEY NORFOLK VA PARK' SAVE' CHARGE L SNYDERS Th D Cornplunents of MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK Boush and Bute Streets NORFOLK 1 VIRGINIA I I s is es . omp1ments of Class o 1 I an ree Phones: - . . IT' uil ers and General crdwcre I ' Windows - Doors - Gloss - Roofing Points cm Oils 530 ou Qin reef e ollar S-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-r HAIRCUTS 50c Shop Hours Mon Thru Fm 1 PM io 9 PM Soturdoys 9 A M to 9 PM BEST WISHES l'OIT1 BACK ALLEY BARBER SHOP 911 Burrow Avenue PORTLOCK Phone 66 2257 BUY YOUR GROCERIES at the D S BEILER Hecmnq cmd Appllonces Soles cmd Servlce 1-Iecxtmg Apphonces B 61 M Gas ond O11 Refrrgercxtors Floor Stoves 3916 Bcnnbndge Boulevard Wall Hot Alf Ranges Phone Seaboard Avenue SOUTH NORFOLK VA COMPLIMENTS EMPIRE MACHINERY AND SUPPLY CORPORATION I , . . . Phone: 66-6317 O OF LIGHT CONDITIONING makes homework easier and protects young eyes! See your electrical contractor or VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Vxrg Compl m nts of COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY CAMPOSTELLA Morons s proud to f sh ob s ma R pres tat e IAMES L DECK STUDEBAKER NORFOLK VIRGINIA BURROUGH S DRIVE IN RESTAURANT NORFOLK VIRGINIA Comphments BRAY S GROCERY 1300 Bambndge Boule ard , : i e i urni r e for the Graduating Seniors ' i ' e en iv : , ' I of I . . v I Cornphments of WBIONES Plumbmg cmd Heatmg Company Arrplanes Boats Trams Race Car Supplles SOUTH NORFOLK HOBBY SHOP Everythmg for the Model Buxlder also Shellcraft and F1gur1r1es I1mm1e Butt Proprxetor New Location 1329 POINDEXTER SO NORFOLK V Comphments of SOU'I'H NORFOLK FURNITURE CO Establlshed ln 1910 519 Lxberty Street Phone 66 0522 Complunents W L SMITH Contract and Hauhng 4122 Peterson Street Phone 63 7 Best W1shes 1953 Graduates' REPUBLIC CREOSOTING CO PORTLOCK VA Comphments oi EDWARDS CUUNCILOR C0 INC IANITOR SUPPLIES NORFOLK VIRGINIA . . A 'lr Virginia E. Ptawles, Owner ' of 1 l 71 ol n . 'k BOOSTERS Mrs Thomas E Garrett B F Salomonsky and Sons Inc Hampton Roads Paper Co A Fr1end I W Hardy and Company Waffle Shop Mrs T A Ives Ir Carlton and C I Wheelbarger Ierry s Beauty Salon Buzzy Wr1ght Ioyce Beauty Salon A Fnend Lou1s Lertner Inc Mlckey F r1edman Mason Camera Company Farmers Guano Company M1ller and Russell Hardware The Famous Mozart Muslc Corp Dot and Ioe s Norfolk Tallow Company Inc Dtck s Market Norfolk Undersellers Clrcle Dnve In O Neal s Portra1t Salon Carol s Beauty Salon Peoples Insurance Agency Inc D W Creef Grocery Phaup Prmtmg Company I H Coffey The Quallty Shop Cofer s Inc Ray Karser Frazer Company Butler Blue Pnnt Company W Frank Bobmson Bonney Motor Express Inc Rustm and Moore Blumberg s Department Store Sears Betty and Bob Brlly Iackson I T Sydnor The Iullan Belar1g1as H S Boyette Mrs H H Adams Sen1ors of lO6 . . . . , . . . , . . . , . , . . I . 1 , . , . . . - I , . . I . . 1 More Flavor Per Cup 252 G11-L SPFCW Qt L ulllllll Q gif COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HERFF I ONES COMPANY Manufacturers of SOUTH NORFOLK CLASS RINGS and INV ITATIONS V1rg1n1a Representatlve IAMES L DECK 300 E Mcun Street R1chmond NOW WE ARE 3 Snulw jllllllllorl 0 Downtown Norfolk 0 Wards Corner 0 Vugnua Beach SULLIVAN'S SWEATERS SLACKS and SPORTCOATS THE SPOT 427 Granby Street Norfolk's Oldest Cred1t Clothxers Clothes for the enhre famlly Granby at 39th Street on small weekly or monthly payments xl V , ., '.-13:-:-22:2- A:c-' i.-. 4 5 '- x l- ' X ' I N-352522521 f' ...,1:5E5?2E5E. assess. l X l E F E rx ,,- ,S X '-'--:gg ' 4, - - FMT? . '77 -1 ' of iff' WJ . Mxs . ' to ,inf ' ' V u I I an Complunents IDEAL CLEANERS Mane West Shrrts Our Specralty We Need You You Need Us The Home Folks Phone 66 3921 HAMPTON ROADS WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 614 W 25th Street Norfolk 8 Va Phone 24943 PUROX LINDE Weldmg Eqrupment Oxygen Acetylene PREST-O LITE Th9l'UPY Oxvovn Gases 6 Equrpment Comphments PET DAIRY PRODUCTS Comph ents SOUTHERN SANITARY CO INC Compl ments G SWARTZ Plume Street WILLIAM A WI-IITE AUTO FIRE cmd LIFE INSURANCE 1017 Chesapeake A enue SOUTH NORFOLK 6 VA Phone 66 6128 of 1 of of INC. -I - A I of 'A' 'WI I V W WILSON GROCERY QUALITY FOODS SINCE 1888 1001 Lxberty Street SOUTH NORFOLK VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND MCCLOUD BUILDING SUPPLIES CO General Bu11d1ng Materlals and Supphes 4435 Bmnbndge Boulevard NORFOLK 6 VIRGINIA Phone 66 6232 lessee McCloud Prop Best Wzshes 1953 Graduates! MCCLOUD LUMBER CO 209 McCloud Avenue NORFOLK 6 VA Phone 66 5831 Comphments NORFOLK MARINE CO EVENRIDE OUTBOARDS CHRIS CRAFT INBOARD ENGINES SEYMOUR S ESSO STATION Liberty and Poindexter Streets Phone 66 9921 EDDIE BELL S Pure O11 Serv1ce Road SGIVICG Bcnnbndge and Pomdexter D U K E S Beauty Salon D1st1nct1ve Haxr Shapmg A1r Cond1t1oned I17 W 21st Street NORFOLK VA S. . ' Phone: 66-9971 of I THE CHESAPEAKE AND PUTUMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY UF VIRGINIA Interesting work Telephone work I9 mlereelm and wou dont need experl enfe lu et a ood job after gradnatlon That one refa on uhx o mam lfli head for the tele phone COIHIJHYIX ss hen thex Em h ehool Thes lmou thew ll earn ood monex from the tart ex en wshlle thex re trained and et ram e re u arlx Nom h1 h chool coun elor Can tell sou more about the mans d1fIe1ent telephone job or come 1n and ee us when xou IIIII h clxool fT fx The Chesapeake 8- Potomac Telephone Company U of Vurglnla .0 eoooooooooooooooo oo o o. ' .fs 0 I 0 I ..,' A O V. HIVVEEE if ..:, , ,.f o ' , o i .I Q o o ,Q o I o . o o ' 1 o I' o o o H o N O 0 , . , o 1 ,- . ., o ' -' o o O Q I - ...and you can get lt. C . . . , . o - -x 5 iq- U- G . 0 ' 11 rv h A ' 5 .S .Sl 1 C - ,- . , , S S A .. . , . ' I 1 ' q :J , g V' s . ' ' I' , o g ss gl Q ' . S, S , . - . Q . S- . 5 Y ' ' 'S 5 l . . . , Q . ll Al . .. . l 'o eooooooooooooooooooooo 0' Phone: 66-1938 Comphments of CQMPLIMENTS BRYAN W HOLLOMAN Representmg HORACE LYNCH MONUMENTS A S 6 1400 Hull Street South Norfolk Va Best Wxshes Semors THE NORFOLK STATIONERY CO Incorporated COMMERCIAL STATIONERY and OFFICE OUTFITTERS Estcrbhshed 1901 113 Brooke Avenue TAYLOR S DRAPERY SHOP Comphments 1022 I-'rcmklm Avenue Mode to Order Mcterxols may be furmshed by S shop or by 1r1d1v1duc1l Phone 66 4232 GREEN GIFFORD MOTOR CORPORATION CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Wards Comer Tunes Square of the South NORFOLK VA , OF I , of Slip Covers and Dropenes Cornphments of C F SPIRES IEWELER and WATC1-IMAKER 3 Montxcello Arcade NORFOLK VIRGINIA Phone 66 2322 KARSCH and CATER WELDING C0 General Weldlng and Steel Repalrs 521 East Liberty Street SOUTH NORFOLK VA KELLER S Men s Wear 231 I-hgh Street PORTSMOUTH, VA Comphments of ELECTRIC SALES INC 1000 1014 Mam Street and VIRGINIA CAROLINA ELECTRICAL WORKS INC 1007 Mam Street MERCHANTS and PLANTERS BANK BERKLEY CAMPOSTELLA SOU'I'H NORFOLK LAFAYETTE Member of The Federal Depos1t Insurance Company Clothes That Please the Wearer O O B F MEGINLEY CO HAR.RELL'S MARKET Sqmtgry 1341 Secxboard Avenue HEATING and PLUMBING FRESH MEATS FROZEN FOODS FRESH VEGETABLES 417 E. Llberty Street Phone 66 1441 KENNETT MOTOR COMPANY 14001401 Bcunbndge Blvd SOU'1'H NORFOLK VIRGINIA NEW AND USED CARS Take a M1nute and See Kennett Before You Buy or Sell Your Car We Pay Top Pnces For Late Model Cars CHESAPEAKE BUILDING ASSOCIATION Estabhshed 1895 AUlhOF1Zed Cap1ta1 S5 O00 000 00 NORFOLK 6 VIRGINIA W D Preston Presldent W M Townsend Secretary H G Mart1n VICE Pres1dent I I Parkerson Treasurer Best Wxshes Class of 1953 SCO'I'1' SUPPLY CO F LIVERIVIAN 6: SONS BEAUTY and BARBER 3321 Bmnbndge Boulevard 129 'I' 1 S Phone se 1411 'newel 'mt O 222 West Berkley Avenue T. . AUTOGRAPH PAGE Sponsored by the SOPHOMORE CLASS WNOR Extends Congratulatlons to the 1953 SENIORS SOUTH NORFOLK HIGH SCHOOL WTAR AM FM and TV V1rg1n1as P1or1eer RGd1O Statxon and Tldewater s FITSI TV Statlon Extends Congratulanons to the SENIORS OF SOUTH NORFOLK HIGH SCHOOL and Best Wxshes to All the Students DUWTIT V CIITII 'W f 'XXXXXXxx naw 1' 5 CVD! was 3 I r 'S i lun . lr-Fgnl -4 nm fllffl' WYNNE S CONFECTIONERY 1428 Bcnnbndge Boulevard SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Sandwlches Cold Drmks Candy Tobacco Ice Cream Hot Dogs Founta1n Serv1ce Phone 66 9947 B I THOMPSON 6. CO Prescnpuons Sxnce 1897 109 West Berkley Avenue NORFOLK !Berk1eyD VIRGINIA Phone 66 1721 I I of . -. v I A ' nun L , , Y 1 t --.1--,, I - - Il Q1-.1 ., x I We fu .- se Q--q5cvgi1 5? ,. 2329311111122 :fix 151 I' N- . ,. sr. ' U' W' ' ' I GATLING BUSINESS CMFSY FORM 6. CO Complete Prmtmg SSIVICS A Regtster Forms Scrlesbooks Snap Out Carbon Sets FUNERAL DIRECTOR 117 w Plume Street NORFOLK VA Comphments THE YOU'I'H CLUB ROSRMONT CHRISTIAN HAYMAN S CHURCH 3902 Bcunbndge Boulevard Grcrducrtmg Class of 1953 Phone 66 9862 MILLS SUPPLIES CORPORATION 1009 E Llberty Street SOUTH NORFOLK Representmg The B F GOODBICH CO cmd THE PORTER CABLE MACHINE COMPANY FRANK R FORD FOREHAND S GROCERY COMPANY C1ty W1de Dehverv IEWELERS Ond SILVRRSMITHS FRESH MEATS FROZEN FOODS 229 Granby Sueei 1409 Ohxo Street NORFOLK VIRGINIA Phone 66 3611 of of 'k Extends Best Wishes to the I I Phon e 66 2242 Q D AIN SLEY TRANSPORTATION Marme Transportatlon of Petroleum Products Post OHICB Box 5102 SOUTH NORFOLK VA FRANK G ENNIS PAPER COIVIPANY INC Wholesale Paper and Paper Products 2271 Tazewell Street NORFOLK 10 VA Phone 58221 Complunents PARK AVENUE CONF JACK ETHERIDGE Flowers For All OCCGSIOHS TWINE S FLORIST BILL and LILLIAN RICE 1316 19th Street SOUTH NORFOLK VIRGINIA Phone 66 3584 Congratulahons to the Graduatmg Class R C E S FAS:-noN conmzn Downtown and Ward s Comer Comphments HIGHS ICE CREAM Complxments of APPLIANCE CO 1413 Pomdexter Street Comphments of XQSSQ2 Qsgxwxxw SHOE STORES NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH 'k , . of ' Owned and Operated by I I of I 0 0 SO 'HS-0 Phone 555242 GREENOUGH 6. COMPANY INC Mcmufcrcturers of M SI I Window Umts ROOFING SIDING PAINT GLASS 1711 Park Avenue SOUTH NORFOLK VA H H THOMAS I A GREENOUGH CAIVLPOSTELLA ELECTRONICS CO RADIO TELEVISION SVRVI E SPORTIIN G GOODS 1009 Ccxmpostellu Road NORFOLK 6 VIRGINIA Comphments of W T BUTLER GROCER 1325 18th Street SOU'I'H NORFOLK VA C r SAPPER 5: VVEBB INC E C SAVAGE 6 CO OI P FAI. INSURANCE 124 W Berkley Avenue I l . 3 e ' f ' , . , f. A . . f , . ., O , T f. . hone 65-3742 Phone. Berkley 6672212 We De-hver CII1.,IlIT19I'IIS ' ' ' Cf .f If . I E 'k , . Around The Corner From Anywhere f BOTTMD UNDER AUTHORHY OF THE COCA COLA CO 5 X MPANY BY NORFOLK COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS INC Estobhshed 1847 D P PAUL COMPANY IEWELERS 231 235 Granby Street NORFOLK 10 VIRGINIA Phone 24623 COMPLIMENTS MILES STEEL COMPANY I D MILES 6 SONS Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor Ruberoid Bonded Rooter 1500 Liberty Street SO NORFOLK VA Phone: 66-5912 Compliments MODERN LAUNDRY 6 CO Phon 66 0732 Compltments ot SOUTHSIDE FLORIST E SPERTNER CO F wers lo All Occousons 407 Granby Street S Herman Denms DIAMONDS IEWELRY 802 E Llbeny Street WATCHES SILVERWARE SOUTH NORFOLK VA NORFOLK LEDGER DISPATCH Evenmgs Except Sunday and NORFOLK VIRGINIAN PILOT Mornmgs and Sunday Two Good Newspapers Dedlcated to Pubhc SQFVICG and Progress Th1s Year s Sen1or Class NORFOLK NEWSPAPERS INC IS part1cularly proud ol those South Norfolk students who are or have been carrlers for these newspapers TOWNSEN D BROTHERS When 1n need of Coal or FuelO1l th1nk ot US YARD 1007 1015 Seaboctrd Avenue SOUTH NORFOLK VA Phone Berkeley 66 1641 SOUTHSIDE CLEANERS Comllmeflfs Of Quahty Cleaners Guaranteed Work SGW DGY Sefvlce SOUTH NORFOLK PAINT 1205 Pomdexter Street AND SOUTH NORFOLK VA Phone 66 6131 927 E Lmberty Street in the Tidewater Community Extend Best Wishes to Members ot I I Pltores 55369 55360 TIDEWATER OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO 234 W Bute St eet T pex rte Sa s Rentas d Rena rs Sta dard Type rters All Makes C plr TUCKER S MEAT MARKET 1020 E Lrberty Street HOWARD F ODELL coNTRAoToR Bulldmg and Repaxnng 907 Godwrn Avenue SOU'I'H NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Phone 66 2668 GOOD LUCK SENIORS and All South Norfolk Students D U N L O ELECTRIC WELDING MILITARY HIGHWAY L B ROCKE CO IEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS 243 Granby Street NORFOLK VIRGINIA COMPLIIJ ENTS OF HAYNES FURNITURE CO. 1 ' . - . . r 'y v 1 I le , l an I i Complete Lzne ot Portable and n wr' - Om N III ents of I I . I I 4 GEO W DAUGHTRY :Sf SON INC BUILDITG MTERIALS THE DRAMATEENS HARDWARE PAINT SOUTH NORFOLK VIRGINIA W COMPLIMENTS T W CAPEHART B b d DIVER S GROCERY ARIVIOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Phone. 652 91 C A 1' ,. . of I I OF L'b ty and l6ih Streets B t Qh 1 11 S ' from QF 3900 Qin ri ge Boulevard FIFTEEN YEARS OF CRAFTSMANSHIP As Lampus observes IIS Hfteenth blrthday If can look back on 80 m1ll1on yearbook es 2000 fine ed1t1ons and above all a Dag record of servlce that w1ll be mamtalned m the years to come A ploneer IH provrdmg all mclusxve yearbook SCTVICC IH offset f h two letterpress or combmatlons o t e Campus has many would be 1m1tators a trlbute to Campus CHCCIIVCIICSS CAMPUS PUBLISHING DIVISION OF THE DORVILLE CORPORATION Letterpress o Art Uffset 1420 Walnut Street Phnladelphna 2 Pa