St Pauls College - Tiger Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

. iy .• ' • rtusde. ... ...urial Library Saint Paul ' s College Lawrencevilla, Virginia ftuaaen MemtriM Library SXwt Pwf CoOw foreword As the school year passes we pause to catch a final glimpse of everything we have done. Our classmates, our friends, our teachers have all played a part in this, our years at Saint Paul’s College. We have attempted to pre¬ serve the memories through words and pictures. You, the students, of Saint Paul ' s made it; you lived it; here it is - THE ’60 TIGER r-,v Zable of Contents FOREWORD DEDICATION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS Zhe yearbook Staff of 1960 Editor-in-Chief - - - Assistant Editor - - - Art Editor. Photography Editor - Sports Editor ----- Organizational Editor Feature Editor - - - - Advertising Editor - - Treasurer. Subscription Editor - Business Manager - - Copy Editor -- Typist. ALEXANDER HARGRAVES -WILLIAM ROOTS -SHIRLEY BURTON -ALAN THOMAS -CHARLES WARDELL ■ - - KENNETH WRIGHT -IRVING GREEN - -.JOHN DIGGS .SHELTON PENN -DOROTHY EVANS -SAMUEL LOCKLEY -JAMES HUBBARD -LILLIAN MORINGS Room W is in a hub bub! You will hear Alexander and advisors Law and Jones muttering something about the deadline. Alan: Wait, there’s a picture missing. Oh! those sophomores, why do they all have to have faces? Lillian: Rush! Phone Law, tell him those pictures must be in by the seventh! Samuel, The Business Manager, But do we have enough money for that extra page? Irving, can you get your car? We must work this afternoon. Alexander, Get Wright and Lillian on this typing immediately! These are but a few people behind the yearbook. They have rushed, fussed, and fumed to bring you an unforgettable yearbook, and here it is, The Tiger. Class Sponsors Dedication To our advisors, we give thanks. You have helped us in many ways. These ways may seem small to everyone else, but not to us. We realize that the little things can mean a lot. Many things have we learned from watching your ac¬ tivities day by day. We are thankful for this. The class of ' 60 dedicates this TIGER to you, Mr. T. H. E. Jones, and Mr. Thomas Law. It is our own past which has made us what we are. We are the children of our own deeds. Conduct has created charac¬ ter; acts have grown into habits, each year has pressed into us a deeper moral print; the lives we have led have left us such as we are today. - - - Dykes Jh MeMoriam MRS. MADELINE JONE McCLENNEY WIFE OF OUR PRESIDENT We often sit and think of her when we are alone. For memory is the only friend that grief can ever own. Like ivy on a withered oak when all other things decay. Our love for her will still keep green and never fade away. President ' s Message TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I960; I congratulate you for reaching this stage in your educational growth and de¬ velopment, and I hope you are ready and willing to say, Of thee we sing, DEAR ALMA MATER. Saint Paul ' s has made every effort to bestow priceless gifts upon your heads and in your hearts - respect for academic excellence, wisdom, truth, humility, honor, service, loyalty, brotherhood, manhood, womanhood, and reverence. We hope you are now prepared for more abundant life. Remember that cooperation, hard work and a desire to contribute something worthwhile to a better Christian and democratic way of life will lead you to a successful life of contentment and happiness. In the years to come you will appreciate Saint Paul ' s more and more. Keep a special place in your hearts for all of us, and especially the College. The Col¬ lege will never forget you. We sincerely wish for you success and happiness in all your undertakings, and bid you Godspeed. Earl H. McClenney T)can ’$ Message Dear Alumnus: I address you alumnus because within a few days after this book has been released on Saint Paul ' s Campus you will be an alumnus of this college, Class of 1960, As an alumnus, your responsibilities are not what they were as a student, they are much greater. As a student you had the constant care and guidance of the faculty. As an alumnus you will be called upon to demonstrate the maturity that the guidance to which I have referred was supposed to develop. The extent to which you demonstrate maturity in your every thought and action will measure the extent to which your college was suc¬ cessful in its attempt to develop you into the adult who justifies the very existence of this college. You must demonstrate maturity now. You cannot wait; you cannot rest; you must not procrastinate. You are living, not in 960 when men s thoughts reached only a lit¬ tle farther than their eyes could see, but in 1960 when men’s thoughts reach beyond eternity. You must be a contributing part of this outward reach. I have faith that you will be no less. MR. THOMAS M. LAW, Treasurer-Business Manager THE REVEREND ALEXANDER H. EASLEY, Chaplain and Director of Religious Activities DEAN EDWARD I. LONG, Director of Student Personnel and Dean of Men PROFESSOR WILLIAM H. WHITEHURST, Public Relations and Director of Alumni Ac¬ tivities, Director of the Department of Science and Mathematics fp£ ULTy MR. ROLAND L. ALLISON Music DR. THEODORA R. BOYD Director, Department of English and Foreign Languages DR. PEARL H. CHEN History DR. WILBUR S. CHIEN Business MISS HELEN E. CHISHOLM Chemistry and Mathe¬ matics MISS JEANNETTE L. COLE English DR. KERMIT H. DIGGS Director of the Depart¬ ment of Education DR. EDGAR J. FISHER Acting Director of the Department of Social Science MISS ERNESTYNE JAMES Health and Physical Education DR. M. BOYD JONES Mathematics and Phy¬ sics MISS IRIS L. KING Sociology (On leave) DR. SAMUEL R. POWERS Science Real knowledge, like everything else of value, is not to be obtained easily. It must be worked for, studied for, thought for, and, more than all, must be prayed for. — T. Arnold MISS HESTER W. PRICE Business Education MRS. GERTRUDE I. TAYLOR Elementary Education DR. E. BRADLEE WATSON English MR. SCOTT A. WILLIAMS Art and Social Science MR. HAROLD W. WITTEN Mathematics THE MR. LARNELL R. PARKER Registrar DEAN N. R. HARRISON (center) and assistants MRS. BLANCH H. GAITOF and MRS. JUGURTHA Y. BYRD. DR. C. F. NELSON, Medical Director, and NURSE ROSA L. CLARK examing our EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. MRS. CLOTEA C. WHITE Librarian MR. F. A. PATTERSON Bookkeeper MR. CLYDE W. VAUGHAN C ashier MISS CARLETTA B. THOMPSON, MRS. PEARL PARKER MRS. NELLIE P. RUSSELL AND Secretary to the President MRS. ANNIE W. HARRISON, Assistant Librarians MISS ELIZABETH FREEMAN Secretary to the Dean of the College MRS. LUCY W. CALANDER Secretary to the Treasurer MRS. N. D. ROBINSON Assistant Registrar MISS EVELYN E. HOLT Campus Hostess MRS. ARABELLA W. COOLEY Religious Education MRS. ELLEN S. NELSON Director, College Center MRS. VIRGINIA H. RUSSELL Secretary, Office of the Dean of the College MR. LOUIS C. TAYLOR Alumni-Personnel Office and College Center MRS. JEANNE N. TRAVIS Clerk, President’s Office MR. HENRY L. THURMAN Director of Special Services MR. CHARLES WADE Assistant Dean of Men MRS. MILDRED D. WILKINS Secretary, Clerk, Registrar’s Office MR. A. L. MADDUX, Manager, Campus Book Store and Grill with Mrs. Hunter, Assistant MR. FRANKLIN DAVIS, Chef, College Grill Mrs. C. B. Atkins Mrs. R. C. Morse Mrs. Nancy Burwell Mrs. E. E. Coleman Mrs. L. P. Edmunds Mrs. E. W. Giles Mr. J. L. Travis, Principal Mrs. J. L. Jones Mrs. E. S. Maclin Mrs. V. M. Marks Mrs. V. T. Maddux Mrs. T. W. Miller SAINT PAUL ' S PRACTICE SCHOOL TEACHERS Mrs. H. H. Ragland Mrs. H. R. Simmons Mrs. M. G. Streat Mrs. S. J. Whitehurst 5 £ NI ORs ALBERT T. ALEXANDER MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Football, S.N.E.A., Sphinx Club, Pre-Alumni TILLIE MABLE LEE BONNER MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: F. B. L. A., Advisory Council, Senior Reception Commit¬ tee, Pyramid ALICE L. BRANCHE MAJOR: Elementary Education WILLIAM L. BROWN MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity SHIRLEY EDITHE BURTON MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Choral Society, Pyramid Club, Advisory Council, Art Edi¬ tor for Yearbook JESSE CARTER MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: F. B. A. , S.N.E, A. ADELLE D. CROCKETT MAJOR: General Science ACTIVITIES: Choral Society, Science Club, Advisory Council MILDRED L. DAISE MAJOR: Science ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Choral Society, Science Club, Pre-Alumni Club, Inter- Fraternal Council, Student- Faculty Council VERNON C. DANIEL MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Choir, Sphinx JOHN M. DIGGS MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: F.B.L.A., Campus Barber, S.N.E.A., Advertising Editor for Yearbook DOROTHY COLE EVANS MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, S.N.E.A., Choral Society, Altar Guild, Student Publi¬ cation AUDREY MAE FITZGERALD MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: F. B. L. A., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority BLANCHE R. GAIT OR MAJOR: Social Science ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. , Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority WILLIAM N. GILLIAM MAJOR: Industrial Education LUCY E. GREEN MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority $ ! $ IRVING H. GREEN MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: Choir, Feature Editor for Year¬ book, S.N.E.A., F.B.L.A. THADDEUS S. HAGANS MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. ALEXANDER HARGRAVES MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: President of Dramatics Club, Editor- in-Chief of Yearbook, F.B.L.A., Cheering Squad, S.N.E. A. LOUVENIA HARMON MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S.N.E. A Choral Society 444444444 LOIS I. HAYES MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A Choral Society HENRY O. HOLLIMON, JR. MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. , Choral Society MARY HOLT MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. , Choral Society, Altar Guild LOIS L. HOWELL MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. Choral Society, Ivy Leaf Club, Advisory Council 444444444 JAMES HUBBARD MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: F. B. L. A. Student Council GLORIA JENKINS MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Choral Society, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority FREDRICK D. JOHNSON, JR. MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Scroller Club ROBERT JOHNSON MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Football SOPHIA R. JOHNSON MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S.N.E. A. ■msHi ST. CLAIR M. JONES MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Scroller Club, S.N.E.A. DAISY M. KING MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Choral Society, Altar Guild BARBARA L. KYLE MAJOR: Social Science ACTIVITIES: Art Club, S.N.E.A. QUENTIN LAMBERT MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. , Art Club SAMUEL S. LOCKLEY MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Student- Faculty Council, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Busi¬ ness Manager for Yearbook, Inter-Fraternal Council FANNIE R. MIDDER MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Choral Society, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Student- Faculty Council CLAUDE MILLER MAJOR: Social Science ACTIVITIES: Football, Choral Society, Base¬ ball, Dramatics Club LILLIAN MORINGS MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: S.N.E.A., Dramatics Club, Cheer¬ ing Squad, Advisory Coun¬ cil, Typist for Yearbook, F.B.L.A., Senior Coun¬ cilor. LILLIAN R. NOBLES MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. , Choral Society GEORGIA V. PARKER MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. GRACE T. PEARSON MAJOR: Elementary Education SHELTON R. PENN MAJOR: General Science ACTIVITIES: Choral Society, Lampados Club, Dramatics Club, Pre- Alumni Club, Student- Faculty Council, Tennis BARBARA PETTUS MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. , Advisory Council JEANETTE M. RICE MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: F. B. L. A., Ivy Leaf Club HENRY G. RICHARDSON MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Basketball S.N.E.A., Lampados Club WILLIAM ROOTS MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, S.N.E.A., Men ' s Council, Assistant Editor of Year¬ book CHARLES F. SHIRLEY MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, F.B.L.A., Basketball, Varsity Club ELSIE W. SPENCE MAJOR; Elementary Education SHERLEY STUART MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Captain of Football and Basketball, Scroller Club SUSIE UNETA TERRY MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Advisory Council, S.N.E.A. C. ALAN THOMAS MAJOR: Biology ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Track, Sphinx Club, Photography Editor for Yearbook ALFONSO TINSLEY MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Football, Track GLORIA M. WALKER MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club, Student Publica¬ tion, Advisory Council, S.N.E. A. SARAH WALKER MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority CHARLES H. WARDELL MAJOR: Social Science ACTIVITIES: Captain of Football Team, Sports Editor for Yearbook, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity OTTO K. WASHINGTON MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: F. B. L. A. , Dramatics Club yife ,.. LEWIS WEST MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. 9 9 9 9 9 9 999 JOSEPH T. WESTON MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Trainer for Football, Track, and Basketball, Sphinx THERESA YVONNE WILKINS MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inter- Fraternal Council 999999999 ELEANOR C. WILLIAMS MAJOR: Elementary Education ACTIVITIES: S. N. E. A. , Advisory Council, Choral Society, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority JAMES M. WILSON MAJOR: Industrial Education ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club, Sphinx Club RUBY M. WOODLEY MAJOR: Elementary Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority KENNETH D. WRIGHT MAJOR: Business Education ACTIVITIES: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Student- Faculty Council, Organization Editor for Yearbook, F. B.L.A. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Typist Senior Class Officers FANNIE MIDDER WILLIAM ROOTS LOIS HOWELL SHELTON PENN ST. CLAIRE JONES JARRIOUS LASSITER $ $ $ $ $ Class Colors: Class Flower: BLUE AND WHITE RED CARNATION CLASS MOTTO We have made the first step, knowledge. We yet strive to make the second step, wisdom. Class Poem If we could turn back the hand of time, It would reveal our days at Saint Paul ' s sublime; Few days of sorrow, more of joy and bliss Our staff and classmates made certain of this. We have struggled hard to reach the goals That could satisfy our immortal souls, To meet the challenge of the world today And help all others along the way. Dear Saint Paul ' s we love thy hills so green, A life so pleasant, divine, serene; But time moves on, saying, Depart! Depart! From the hallowed place, dearest to our heart. We shall always be kind, loyal and true We ' ll uphold the high standards inspired by you, We ' ll wear our armor, both day and night We ' ll keep the faith, we ' ll win the fight! By Elsie W. Spence Class Song THEME; STUDENT PRINCE Dear Saint Paul ' s we make our vows to you In our many humble ways, You ' ll stay with us in our minds day by day And we shall never from you stray. We will ever ever love you, for you ' ve helped us on our way Believe us, Dear Saint Paul ' s we ' ll always love you, our Alma Mater true. Though the class of ' 60 loves you But the time has come to go, We ' ll never forget all your pleasant green hills and all that lures around you. You were ever ever true to us Now we ' ll stay quite true to you, Believe us, Dear Saint Paul ' s we say farewell to you, our Alma Mater true. A By Adelle Crockett and Lois Howell ? PWW A 1 Cast Will and Zest ament SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 We, the Senior Class of 1960 of Saint Paul ' s College, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. First, to the President of Saint Paul ' s College, we bequeath our apprecia¬ tion for providing us with such a capable and well-balanced faculty. Second, to the members of the Saint Paul ' s College faculty, we bequeath affection, gratitude, and many overdue Thank You’s for individual services and favors. Third, to our Senior Class Sponsors, Mr. T. M. Law and Dean T. H. E. Jones, we bequeath one year of Thanks a Million. Fourth, to the Senior Class of ' 61, we bequeath the traditional Senior Class headaches. Fifth, to the Senior Class of ' 62, we bequeath our ability to pass the English Comprehensive Examination. Sixth, to the Senior Class of ' 63, we bequeath our magic formula for making good grades for four years: Hard work plus conscientious studying plus full utilization of the library equals four years of successful academic achievement. Seventh, the following individual bequeaths are given in the hope that each of you will accept them as valuable assets: I, Joseph Weston, will my ability to keep time and scores for the basketball games, to Tyrone Mason. I, Kenneth Wright, will my ability to study accounting to James Long. I, Irving H. Green, will my ability to fail the comp to the future failers. I, Susie U. Terry, leave Room No. 104 to Carol Hill, Joyce Carter, and Florence Hughes, so that they will be closer to Dollie Jefferson. I, Adelle Crockett, leave to Virginia Vaughn my seat in the alto section hoping it will inspire her to keep singing. I, Robert Johnson, will my cool temper when under pressure to Quintin Lam¬ bert. I, Elsie Spence, will my seat in Dr. Chen ' s class to Emma Phelps. I, Shelton Penn, will my technique of getting girlfriends to a lame called Bennie Woodward. I, Dorothy Evans, will my height and weight to Gracie Pierce. I, Charles Wardell, will my ability to get all the fine babes to my proteges Reginald Smith and Willie Rennick. I, Mildred L. Daise, will my ability to cope with special O. B. students to Alyce Johns and my ability to sing alto to Mary Goins. I, Shirley Burton, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Elaine Johnson, Rosa Holmes, Alyce Johns, Wylie Draper, and Nathan Witherspoon. I, Lillian Morings, will my ability to take the bitter with the sweet and keep striving for the things that I want most to those who find it necessary to give up if at first they do not succeed, and my dramatic ability to Teola Thomas. Good luck, Teola! I, William Roots, will my ability to be loud and wrong, be broke at all times and to know everybody on campus to Percell Strawbridge. I, Charles Shirley, will my ability to play basketball and to capture the hearts of the opposite sex, and keep people confused to Charles Knight and Robert Haynie. I, James Hubbard, will my ability to be cool and to mind my own business to Tommy Saunders. I, Samuel Lockley, will my scholastic ability to Calvin Stanley with the hope that he will strive for high scholastic achievement. I, Alexander Hargraves, will my ability to mind my own business to those students that find it necessary to do otherwise and my dramatic ability to any good actor. I, Mary Holt, will my singing ability to Aldora Greene in hopes that she will improve. I, Fannie Midder, will my deep affection for Saint Paul ' s College to all Fresh¬ men. I, Gloria Walker, will my ability to keep quiet at the right time to my sister, Barbara. I, Eleanor C. Williams, will my ability to look for the brighter day in life to anyone who feels that life is a mass of gloom. I, Sarah Walker, will my ability to be a day student and attend out-of-class activities to Shirley Hudgins. I, John Diggs, will my pitching ability to Alga Evans. I, Lois Howell, will my kindness in chaperoning the Freshmen to the movies to Loretta Young. I, Theresa Wilkins, will my ability to cram for exams to Willie Douglas Ingram. I, Alan Thomas, leave my credit card at Braidbart’s Clothiers to Calvin Stanley and my ability to run the 100 yard dash in 9.7 to Frank Wilson. I, James Wilson, leave my ability to study to any deserving student. I, Albert Alexander, will to some outstanding young man my ability to be cool around the girls. In witness whereof, I, Irving Green, the testor, have set my hand and seal here¬ to this twentie th day of May in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty (1960). Signed Irving Green Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless. In all things preserve integrity; and the consciousness of thine own uprightness will alleviate the toil of business, soften the hardness of ill-success and disap¬ pointments, and give thee an humble confidence before God, when the ingrati¬ tude of man, or the iniquity of the times may rob thee of other reward. - PALEY Every man should use his intellect, not as he uses his lamp in the study, only for his own seeing, but as the lighthouse uses its lamps, that those afar off on the sea may see the shining, and learn their way. - H. W. BEECHER KENNON BLAND MATTHEW L. BROOKS MARGARET M. COPELAND ALGA B. EVANS MARY K. GOINS MARION L. HARRIS JAMES A. HILL JOYCE G. HOBBS SHIRLEY M. HUDGINS PAULA Y. JACKSON DOLLIE E. JEFFERSON OMEGA M. JONES PAUL L. JONES ALYCE JOHNS PATRICIA KENT JUDITH A. MACLIN JOHN W. McKENSIE MELISSA B. PARHAM ALVIN B. PENN CURTIS C. PETTY ELIZABETH M. REDD GERALDINE J. RIDDICK CHARLES F. ROBINSON NANNIE L. ROSS GEORGE R. SMITH JOYCE SMITH HERMAN S. SYKES, JR. AGERTHA E. TALLEY TEOLA THOMAS SHIRLEY THOMPSON VIRGINIA VAUGHAN WILLIE WAKER BARBARA P. WALKER JUNIUS WALKER OLLIE WILLIAMS MAYNARD R. WINSTEAD BENNIE A. WOODWARD LORETTA YOUNG HAROLD TROY r « ' jm ■i. m I • ; ♦ f  1 M $ W  ' tvtmt, ■J :. ;:;!i!!!3i!t! pi ?$p| u li■ 4 ' - i 5 ' I 1 ' hi | til ;; tfj i i ' V!i!l!ll;iim!!l!i! !HM : Wf5CRGSS! !f!3! ■ PMNWM i.J;h.Vi i 11! 111jih.i t|i|i iji iU ijHi,. i w ijt Hn i mmm iiKSiniiiiliUlilliHijiuSihUiliUUiUiliiiiliiUHihnih.sUlv.u tom Willie Ash Barbara A. Avery Almeta L. Barnes Thomas W. Black Carol D. Boone Rosetta A. Brooks Clarice Brown Dewey Brown Mary E. Byrd Joyce L. Carter Rosetta A. Carter Rose M. Collins Christine E. Davis Emily M. Davis Eutha P. Davis Frederick D. Essex Wilbert L. Frison Carolyn M. Furr Elizabeth M. Goodwyn Doris E. Gough Brenda Gray Earlene E. Green Lelia Aldora Greene Herman Hairston Luke Hairston Lettie R. Harper Annie M. Harvey Carol J. Hill Elsie W. Hines Barbara A. Hite Rosa M. Holmes Tyrone W. Howell Gracie E. Hubbard Florence D. Hughes Lonnie Humphrey Walden T. Hunter Kathryn J. Ingram Helen V. Jenkins Elaine L. Johnson Mary M. Johnson Daisy C. Jones Hardi L. Jones Otelia S. Kier Rosa M. Lane Mary Elizabeth Lee Mary Ellen Lee Fannie B. Logan James T. Long Edith C. Loundermon Elsie M. Marrow Rose T. Mattox Margaret E. May Edward R. Moore Weston J. Mortimer Delois Y. Mushew Olivia Owens Pauline E. Pereira Alvin M. Pettus Gracie M. Pierce Ruth E. Plenty Naomi Pringle Althea V. Pryor Ruth N. Reese Willie L. Rennick, Jr. Jean D. Richardson Malcolm Ross Sandra N. Scott Geraldine L. Shields Reginald G. Smith Shelvy L. Smith Calvin Stanley Jovanni R. Stephens Charles F. Stewart Carlton A. Stockton Jack S. Stuart Robert Thompson Robert F. Underwood Edward R. Walker Gerald M. Ward Esther Washington James L. Watkins Vivian A. Watts Clara E. West Jacob A. Whitehurst Virginia E. Whitfield Eva M. Williams Rodney M. Williams Frank Wilson Pearl A. Wood Bessie Carey Thomas F. Adams Mabel L. Archer Richard A. Arkward Mildred A. Bailey Shirley J. Baker Robert E. Ball Margaret E. Barnes Louis B. Barron Melvadine A. Beale Albert A. Beverly Gladys B. Bibb Nelson L. Bland Juanita M. Blick Irene Blowe Lucy A. Booker Maureen G. Bostic Thornton Bradley, Jr. Jack V. Brown Joyce Brown Walter M. Bryant Willie P. Carr Margaret Carrington Ralph Q. Carter Hazel H. Cassell Florine Chatman Arthur Christian Marva L. Christy Pattie Claiborne Louis J. Clark Ruth R. Cowan Richard E. Cross Velma E. Dance Delores Brown Mattie P. Dixon Zenobia J. Earley Dorothy R. Eggleston Roger J. Ford William H. Foreman Cynthia A. Freeman Stella M. Friend Doris D. Garrett Bernice Goldsberry Arthur L. Gore Dennis F. Grant Shirley C. Gray Nadine D. Green Edna L. Hardy Hattie Hardy Leonard L. Harris Ella L. Harrison RubyM. Harrison Robert V. Haynie Willie D. Ingram Clara L. Irving Katie J. Jackson Barbara A. James Ann V. Jiggitts Ina B. Johnson Joyce L. Johnson Ruthavella Jones Tyson T. Jones Gloria J. Jordan Delores Kelly Beatrice L. King Sylvia E. Kyle Wilton M. Lash Catherine Lee James Lee Queen Lee Charles Leland Rudolph Lindsey Emma J. Lynch Lawrence Majette Carlton W. Marrow Lloyd G. Martin Tyrone D. Mason Estelle Middleton Barbara A. Miller Vivian E. Miller Margaret M. Moody Alfred L. Moore Yvonne A. McCluney John B. Oliver Margaret Pannell Carolyn Parker Julian Patterson Doris S. Person Obie S. Peterson Bernita G. Pettus Ethan M. Pitts Mittie J. Proax Otto C. Rapley Helen Richardson Evernard C. Roberts Fred J. Rogers Joseph Samuels James A. Savage Juritus A. Scott Shirley A. Seward Grace M. Short Thelma Swanson Myrtle B. Taylor Arthur W. Terry, Jr. John P. Terry, Jr. James T. Thomas Yvonne A. Thompson Mary E. Tracy Jesse B. Trent Leonard E. Walker Madge E. Walker Cornelia Walters Ella D. Washington James A. Webster Audrey M. Welborn Wilbert L. Wells Barbara Whitehurst Peter J. Williams Selma Williams Freddie L„ Willie Gloria B. Woodson Katie J. Woodson Charles A. Wynder THE COLLEGE CENTER Discussions, Recreation, Music, Books, and Food Scenes from PAPA IS ALL DRAMATIC CLUB ALEXANDER HARGRAVES, President ; THOMAS BLACK, Vice President ; PEGGY PHILLIPS, Secretary ; CURTIS PETTY, Assistant Secretary ; SHELTON PENN, Parliamen¬ tarian; DR. THEODORA R. BOYD, Director; (Not Pictured). STUDENT-FACULTY COUNCIL WOMEN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL SCIENCE CLUB ART CLUB NEWSPAPER STAFF COLLEGE CENTER DANCE COMMITTEE SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE MEN’S COUNCIL PRE-ALUMNI CLUB Nellie Pratt Russell Chapter of STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ALTAR GUILD ALCOLYTE GUILD ALTAR GUILD THE CRUSADERS AND THEIR QUEEN THE COLLEGE CENTER COMMITTEE SAINT PAUL’S CHORAL SOCIETY TOP ROW, left to right: H. Hollimon, L. Humphrey, E. Moore, J. Marine, T. Heatley, O. Anderson, J. Hill, J. Long, J, Watkins, W. Foreman, R. Underwood. SECOND ROW: B. King, J. Stephens, D. King, L. Hayes, A. Greene, H. Troy, G. Stevenson, K. Jack- son, C. Copeland, L. Howell, P. Wood. THIRD ROW: J. Scott, L. Harper, R. Brooks, E. Redd, E. Marrow, V. Dance, V. Vaughan, G. Jackson, E. Williams, and R. Collins. ADMINISTRATIVE CABINET of the Elizabeth Redd Vice President Roland L. Allison Conductor Treasurer Eleanor C. Williams Secretary, Sopranos SAINT PAUL’S CHORAL SOCIETY Harold G. Troy President Rose M. Collins Student Director William H. Foreman Chaplain Celestine Copeland Secretary James Thompson, Jr. Assistant Conductor Juritus Scott Chief Robe Custodian Adelle Crockett Secretary, Altos James L. Watkins Secretary, Tenors James Hill Secretary, Basses Katie Jackson Assistant Librarian Beatrice King Assistant Robe Custodian Calvin Stanley Assistant Robe Custodian GREEKS ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY STANDING, left to right: Pauline Pereira, Mary Byrd, Mary Lee, Melissa Parham, Eleanor Williams, Shirley Thompson. SEATED, left to right: Audrey Fitzgerald, Teola Thomas, Loretta Young, Alyce Johns, Blanche Gaitor, Virginia Vaughan. IVY LEAF CLUB STANDING, left to right: Barbara Avery, Christine Davis, Earlene E. Green. SEATED, left to right: Sylvia Kyles, Joyce Carter, Jovanni Stephens, Pearl Wood. ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC. STANDING: Paul Jones, Howard Gholson, Walter Graves, Alvin Penn, Alvin Pettus, Kenneth Wright, and Kennon Bland. SEATED: Arceleous Elliott, Jr., Junius Walker, Thomas Black, Edward Moore, and Lawrence Penn. INTER-FRATERNAL COUNCIL STANDING: Samuel Lockley, and Lawrence Penn. SEATED: Pauline Pereira, William Roots, and Mildred Daise. PYRAMID CLUB STANDING: Dollie Jefferson. SEATED: Elaine Johnson, and Shirley Burton. DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY STANDING, left to right: Dorothy Evans, Gloria Jenkins, Alice Branch, Nannie Ross, Ruby Woodley, Daisy King, Peggy Phillips, Mary Goins, Mildred Daise. SEATED: Rose Collins, Carol Boone, Rosetta Carter, Almeta Barnes, Carol Hill, Susie Terry, and Brenda Gray. KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY Hardi Jones, Robert Johnson, and Samuel Lockley. SCROLLER CLUB STANDING: Sherley Stuart, St. Clair Jones, and Calvin Stanley. SEATED: Robert Underwood, James Watkins, and Edward Walker. SIGMA GAMMA RHO STANDING: Fannie Midder, Bessye Rainey. SEATED: Lucy Green, and Sarah Walker. AURORA Carolyn Furr OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY Herman Hairston, Percell Strawbridge, Charles Shirley, William Roots, Bennie Wood¬ ward, William Brown, Carlton Stockton, Gerald Ward. LAMPADOS CLUB Willie Waker, Shelton Penn, Reginald Smith, Maynard Winstead, and Charles Stuart. ATHLETICS Left to right: Mr. O. G. Walker, Assistant Coach; Mr. J. E. Thompson, Director of Athletics; Mr. C. M. Jones, Head Coach. MISS HOMECOMING CONTESTANTS TOP TO BOTTOM: Shirley Burton, Audrey Fitzgerald, Barbara Pettus, Lillian Morings MISS SAINT PAUL ' S AND HER ATTENDANTS Left to right: Shirley Parham, Mary Goins, Lillian Morings, being crowned by Presi¬ dent McClenney, Katie Jackson, and Aldora Greene. MISS SAINT PAUL ' S Lillian Morings TOP, left to right: Coach Thompson, R. Williams, A. Gore, C. Crawford, T. Heatley, T. Howell, J. Webster, H. Caraway, E. Chatman, A. Alexander, J. McCall, A. Moore, Coach Jones. SECOND ROW: Hardi Jones, L. Walker, D. Brown, C. Hodges, J. Samuels, C. Wynder, L. Clark, W. Draper, O. Rapley, R. Lindsey, F. Mauldin, L. Harris. THIRD ROW: R. Arkward, R. Carter, J. Marine, T. Saunders, L. Humphrey, W. Waker, W. Rennick, R. Smith, A. Mapp, W. Hinmon, S. Jones. BOTTOM ROW: F. Wilson, J. Weston, S. Edwards, B. Freeman, S. Stuart, C. Wardell, W. Ingram, A. Tinsley, G. Ward, and J. Whitehurst. Charles Warden SENI0R FOOTBALL PLAYERS Alfonso Tinsley 1 THE FOUR HORSEMEN Captains of the Football Team SHERLEY STUART and CHARLES WARDELL BASKETBALL TEAM TOP, left to right: H. Jones, J. Weston, R. Arkward, N. Witherspoon, F. Essex, A. Moore, J. McCall, K, Wiley, Coach Jones, SECOND ROW: C. Marrow, C. Knight, T. Howell, L. Majette, and W. Drumgold. BOTTOM ROW: A. Thomas, R. Cross, W, Frison, and C. Shirley. SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS MIKE ALAN THOMAS LIGHTWEIGHT CHARLES SHIRLEY TRACK TEAM STANDING: J. Weston, A. Tinsley, S. Stuart, B. Freeman, L. Walker, W. Rennick, W. Lash, T. Howell, and Coach Jones. KNEELING: T. Jones, W. Waker, A. Thomas, F. Wilson, and C. Stanley. CHEERLEADERS | s Mary Goins, Lloyd Riddick, Geraldine Sheilds, Emily Davis, Ann Jiggetts, Kathryn Ingram, Estelle Middleton, Vivian Miller, Beatrice King, and Delores Brown. f 11 jP§jl SK v ADMINISTRATION BUILDING JOHNSTON HALL ' ■ Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success to the Saint Paul ' s Grads of I960 W. S. PEEBLE’S COMPANY There is a Peeble Store in Manassa, Virginia Eawrenceville, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia South Hill, Virginia Emporia, Virginia Waynesville, North Carolina Franklin, Virginia Brodnax, Virginia Victoria, Virginia Clarksville, Virginia Kenbridge, Virginia Spruce Pine, North Carolina Oxford, North Carolina Richsquare, North Carolina Murfreesboro, North Carolina Greer, South Carolina Cape Charles, Virginia Boykins, Virginia Wakefield, Virginia Waverly, Virginia Roxboro, North Carolina Congratulations to the Class of I960 From WARD BAKING COMPANY TIP • TOP BREAD CAKES FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Large or Small We Welcome Your Account Capital Account and Reserves Over ------ $750, 000. 00 Total Reserves Over - -- -- -- -- -- -- - $ 9 , 000, 000. 00 Lawrenceville, Virginia Congratulations and Best Wishes from VIRGINIA ELECTRICAL POWER Lawrenceville, Virginia HALLMARK CARDS Drugs and Cosmetics Lanvin Perfumes ALLEN’S DRUG STORE Lawrenceville, Virginia Congratulations to the Graduates of I960 DANIEL BROTHERS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Radio and TV Repair -- Electrical Contracting and Appliances - Heating Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Plumbing -- Wholesale Plumbing Supplies Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments Compliments of of DILLWYN LUMBER COMPANY PARHAM GROCERY Dillwyn, Virginia Established 1920 EDWARD J. PARHAM, Proprietor 700 Halifax Street Emporia, Virginia U. S. WASHINGTON, Proprietor OTTO WASHINGTON Business Manager Your Neighborhood Grocery Lumber and Mill Works Fresh Meats and Vegetables For Quality Clothing Congratulations Shop at and Best Wishes to the Class CLARK’S of I960 DEPARTMENT STORE SALLY SONNY’S FLORISTS Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments Compliments ; of of ROSE’S BRUNSWICK ICE COAL 5c AND 10c STORE Phone: 2615 Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of GENE’S MURRAY’S 5£ lOf STORE CLEANERS Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of I960 Compliments of GEE’S CLEAN-ALL JEWELERS Certified Watchmaker ! CLEANERS Railroad Watch Inspector Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of THE SLEDGE BARKLEY CHANDLER’S FLORIST CO., INC. Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of To manage a business suc¬ cessfully requires as much ELITE courage as that possessed by the soldier who goes to war. Business courage is the more BARBER SHOP BEAUTY SALON natural because all the bene¬ fits which the public has in material wealth comes from it. -- Charles F. Abbott. PATRONS MR. ROLAND L. ALLISON MR. and MRS. A. L. MADDUX DR. T. R. BOYD DR. EARL H. McCLENNEY MR. and MRS. WILLIE CALLAHAN MR. and MRS. J. A. MITCHEL DR. PEARL H. CHEN MRS. MARTHA W. MORINGS MISS ROSA L. CLARKE DR. and MRS. C. F. NELSON MISS JEANETTE COLE MR. and MRS. LARNELL R. PARKER MR. FRANKLIN DAVIS MR. and MRS. F. A. PATTERSON DR. and MRS. KERMIT H. DIGGS MRS. RUTH S. PHILLIPS CHAPLAIN and MRS. ALEXANDER H. EASLEY DR. and MRS. S. RALPH POWERS DR. and MRS. EDGAR J. FISHER MR. and MRS. J. D. RIVERS MISS BLANCHE FULCHER MR. and MRS. ALFRED V. ROBINSON MRS. NAOMI R. HARRISON MRS. NELLIE PRATT RUSSELL MISS EVELYN E. HOLT MR. and MRS. U. W. RUSSELL MR. and MRS. ROBERT HOLT SAINT PAUL ' S PRACTICE SCHOOL MR. and MRS. PRESLEY HOWELL MRS. GERTRUDE TAYLOR ! MR. ROSS IE D. JOHNSON MR. JAMES THOMPSON, JR. MR. and MRS. ALEX JONES MR. and MRS. JOSEPH E. THOMPSON MR. and MRS. C. M. JONES MR. and MRS. HENRY L. THURMAN MR. and MRS. M. BOYD JONES MR. and MRS. CLYDE W. VAUGHAN MR. and MRS. T. H. E. JONES MR. CHARLES WADE MISS IRIS L. KING DR. E. BRADLEE WATSON MR. and MRS. T. M. LAW MRS. CLOTEA C. WHITE MRS. JULIA E. LOCKLEY MR. and MRS. W. H. WHITEHURST MISS MARY C. LOCKLEY MRS. MILDRED D. WILKINS MRS. ORA E. WRIGHT Class Prophecy The alumni of the Class of 1960 is assembled in the Mezzanine of the Statler Hotel. It is May 30, 1970, and we are celebrating our first class re¬ union. Our toastmaster for the evening is William Roots, that famous Saint Paul ' s impersonator, who made his debute on the stage of the Chicago Build¬ ing. While talking to the class, I learned many things that were of interest. Some of them are as follows: Albert Alexander is a big time contractor who was responsible for the first skyscraper on the moon. Employed in his office as duster is the great Lillian Morings. She seems to be enjoying her work. William Brown has a good office job, emptying trash cans and in his spare time he dusts the typewriter. Mildred Daise and Lois Howell are still singing Catch a Falling Star. I hope they succeed since they haven’t caught anything else. Adelle Crockett is going up in the theatrical world. She runs the elevator in Hollywood. Blanche Gaitor is still in business (other peoples). Sherley Stuart is still chasing girls. I hope that he will soon catch one. I have learned that Gloria Walker and Sarah Walker are making barrels of money designing L. W.D. ' s. Mary Holt, Joseph Weston and James Wilson are employed at a speech clinic for all babies between the ages of 3 and 12 months. Elsie Spence has invented a girdle for ex tra slim people. It is held up by suspenders. Tillie Bonner has finally put her beautiful second soprano voice to work. She sings in a country choir. Jesse Carter has just written a book, How Not To Lay Bricks, based on real experimentation. Get well soon. Vernon Daniels, John Diggs, Irving Green, and Alexander Hargraves are employed at the same hotel, as bell hops. Dorothy Evans is now employed by Thaddeus Hagans. She is his mouth piece in all business deals. Lucy Green can finally distinguish between Blue and Brown. She married Black. Class Prophecy Lois Hayes and Louvenia Harmon have been in the hospital suffering from heart trouble, (Love Disease). They are about to make a comeback, also on this list is Alexander Hargraves. James Hubbard and Henry Hollimon are still clean. They are working for the Health Department. Gloria Jenkins, St. Clair Jones, Grace Pearson, and Ruby Woodley are trying to develop a pill that will reduce all unnecessary fat. Fredrick Johnson and Robert Johnson have discovered how to reduce feet. Alfonso Tinsley and Lewis West are doing wonders in the automobile indus¬ try. They run a junk yard for all demolished cars. Gatha Richardson is still married and sells pencils on the corner for extra change. Audrey Fitzgerald is working for the Featherweight Mattress Company. If the mattresses are as light as Audrey, they are superb. Elenor Williams is the proudest dishwasher in Danville. Shelton Penn has invented a serum when injected into a chicken produces fried, deviled, and scrambled eggs. Alan Thomas, unfortunately, cannot be present due to an explosion when he tried to take his own picture. Daisy King, a famous cosmetologist, has this bit of advice to offer all young girls, Don ' t rouge your face, paint it. Barbara Kyle, Quentin Lambert, and St. Clair Jones have their heads to¬ gether in an effort to succeed without knowledge. Fannie Midder has finally gotten into money. She married a Texan. Susie Terry is doing the pigeon (dance) for the President of the United States. Good Luck, Susie! Claude Miller, that great speaker, makes extra change selling wagon wheels. Lillian Nobles got caught in the mad rush for New York and now she is singing, Show Me The Way To Go Home. Class Prophecy Jeanette Rice won first prize as best marble shooter of the year. Charles Wardell is still trying to be a lover. He is doing his level best to put Clark Gable out of circulation. Shirley Burton and Charles Shirley were sent to the Geneva Conference to see if they could settle their dispute. I see they are being presented with a Nobel Peace Prize Award. Barbara Pettus makes a good living working in a nursery (for chickens). Kenneth Wright and Otto Washington are in town planning for an inter¬ planetary trip. The weather is cold, so they are stacking up on L.W.D. ' S. Sophia Johnson makes puppets for a living. Therasa Wilkins now runs a Lonely Hearts Column. Georgia Parker has finally hooked a husband. She is here on her honey¬ moon. Congratulations, Georgia! Samuel Lockley has put Frankenstein out of business he has created a new monster called Yelkcol Leumas. Senior Directory Albert T. Alexander Route 3, Box 295 Norfolk, Virginia Blanche R. Gaitor 711 Orange Avenue, N.W. Roanoke, Virginia Tillie Mable Lee Bonner 110 North 5th Street Suffolk, Virginia William N. Gilliam Box 21-C Skippers, Virginia Alice L. Branch P. 0. Box 605 Burkeville, Virginia Lucy E. Green 6 Avenue Lawrenceville, Virginia William L. Brown 608 Hill Street Farmville, Virginia Irving H. Green 58 Saint Marks Place Brooklyn, New York Shirley E. Burton 3 Chandler Street Seaford, Delaware Thaddeus S. Hagans Box 23 Spring Hope, North Carolina Jesse Carter Box 23 Hume, Virginia Alexander Hargraves 664 North Union Street Danville, Virginia Adelle D. Crockett 268 Berry Street Hackensack, New Jersey Louvenia Harmon Route 1, Box 103 Exmore, Virginia Mildred L. Daise P. 0. Box 117 Frogmore Saint Helena Island, South Carolina Lois I. Hayes Route 5, Box 23 Boyton, Virginia Vernon C. Daniels Route 1, Box 131 Acme, North Carolina Henry O. Hollimon, Jr. Route 3, Box 733 Suffolk, Virginia John M. Diggs Disputanta P. O. Disputanta, Virginia Mary E. Holt Route 2, Box 26-A Halifax, Virginia Dorothy C. Evans 407 Carruthers Street Lexington, Virginia Lois L. Howell Route 1, Box 193 Norlina, North Carolina Audrey M. Fitzgerald Mill Creek Road Danville, Virginia James Hubbard 215 Grace Street Danville, Virginia Senior Directory Gloria Jenkins 3018 Tioga Parkway Baltimore, Maryland Lillian R. Nobles Route 3, Box 185 Brunswick, Georgia Fredrick D. Johnson Box 391 Burgaw, North Carolina Georgia Parker Box 393 Lawrenceville, Virginia Robert Johnson Route 1, Box 39 Frogmore, South Carolina Grace T. Pearson Route 2, Box 66 Lawrenceville, Virginia Sophia R. Johnson Route 1, Box 51 Norlina, North Carolina Shelton R. Penn Box 402 Covington, Virginia St. Clair M. Jones Route 2, Box 252 Hickory, Virginia Barbara Pettus Route 1, Box 233 South Hill, Virginia Daisy M. King Route 1, Box 136 Mineral, Virginia Jeannette Rice Route 1, Box 144 Dolphin, Virginia Barbara L. Kyle 925 East Main Street Salem, Virginia Henry G. Richardson Halifax, Virginia William T. Roots Quentin L. Lambert Route 2, Box 64 South Hill, Virginia Route 2, Box 89 Fallmouth, Virginia Charles F. Shirley Samuel S. Lockley Christ Church, Virginia 3702 Pulaski Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Fannie R. Midder 507 Mosley Lane South Hill, Virginia Elsie Spence 221 Moore Street Emporia, Virginia Claude Miller P. 0. Box 147 Dendron, Virginia Shirley Stuart 1919 Moorman Road, N.W. Roanoke, Virginia Lillian P. Morings 2005 Norfolk Road Suffolk, Virginia Susie U. Terry Route 1, Box 482 Charlotte Court Hall, Virginia Senior ' Directory C. Alan Thomas 211 Cathedral Parkway New York, New York Alfonso Tinsley 1211 Preston Avenue Charlottesville, Virginia Gloria Walker P. O. Box 1 Alberta, Virginia Sarah Walker Route 1, Box 134 South Hill, Virginia Charles H. Wardell 41 Whittlesey Avenue East Orange, New Jersey Otto K. Washington Route 2, Box 187 Dillwyn, Virginia Lewis West Route 3, Box 107 Buckner, Virginia Joseph T. Weston 5054 Germantown Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Theresa Wilkins 327 N. Henry Street Alexandria, Virginia Eleanor Williams Route 1, Box 268 South Boston, Virginia James M. Wilson Route 2, Box 278 Courtland, Virginia Ruby Woodley Route 1, Box 104 Brodnax, Virginia Kenneth D. Wright 1230 29th Street Newport News, Virginia WE WILL ALL REMEMBER THAT OUR REUNION WILL BE 1970! ! ! May J Move your Autograph?? TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made Russell Memorial Library Saint Paul’s College Lawrencevilte, Virginia