The Apprentice School - Binnacle Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1960 volume:

.I H E A 5 E I z 5 a 3 E :Lt 'n -..laik F ,L , 'L4bl' ' ' ' S KS The Bimmtle S Volume Sixteen Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Published Annually By The Students of THE APPRENTICE SCHQGL Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Newport News, Virginia P. J. MARKHAM, Eclitor-in-Chief D G STALL A istant Editor-in-Chief H P RAMSEY Business Manager f SN ,,-3 ,, 5 Nzfrfxp gi 'Lai + a.' ' q . ', . ,1 1-,,g. .. ,tn T.. . A . . Ji., gy, ,Vie 1 W Hi 'A .HEL-L ,. ,,.,vv N- mm, .Ivy 3.5. .1 , at My -1 ati' ' ' H W .:.1 .,.3 , , HEL' NN::3fN1 ,1 ' V, fifx '1 H r , ?',, .11 g. N4 I A ,-.'. I ' -,-y,. ,fm :F iii . , if , 1 'fm-l,fi.'7 , 2 .5 -N -P 1 -ig :,L 2 ' J ',, . , ppl N -iq, N 1 ft, ' N' . V 'n J: 'f 'N '. :il . -Af VIFVQ' ' ,J I t Nj' , V ' if 1 5 - .N ' 'Fig' .IE - , i :N I 'k:'L.-1f'LQjf1 ' Q' - N - A 15f5K?'7', - N ,Nfgp I ' -,. , 'li' ' ' ' 'N'15'J ' . 'if N 1 W N N ew- N -N 'f 1- X 51 M 3' -f,Qf:, if A nf .Nun ,Ar fx L A ,5u5i -m,.N-::'4- ret,-sf ,N Q' Nm, , W. GEN H ,Q NEWS -wi-fAJr..:-ff, ' - us- Nr NIU N N M' Nu Html wifi' NWN .ln 13 -s IV, 5uu..Q, 1 . N L,,ALL m..LL Q ef .. li X H, ' ,Q ,..,A .,,.: .:.: N 2 ff f ww , N N, N N X NH , M ,mi I ' CONTENTS FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASS ACTIVITIES FEATURES SPORTS ROSTER ADVERTISEMENTS 3 V 1? 'F 1 N if 'Mi Mimi wry ri rim, it WW in 'M l B WMM 9 ll M lr fi 'WW 'M N-1 1 1 'ill' -it-il---fl -NNN it NNNNNNN QQQNNN 111-- 1 1 -or-W mmm F ai , Mu M ui wi mm , ,,,, . iw ,,,,,, W ,,,,,,, w,i,i,ww,,,mW Q 7 W WX-R WW N Q1 M WW QM FOREWORD The students of the Apprentice School of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company present the 1960 BINNACLE. I It is the sincere desire of the 1960 BINNACLE staff that the events and happenings presented here in these pages will serve as a reminder of this 1960 school year. The 1960 BINNACLE Staff , V i ir, M ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, M ,,,,,, i A W K W W W ' P 442 5' if W 4 T S' :'a. ix H il 4-as . . - nv- nk! IW' tv 'XY 5 E 0 Ps ,f .Q Sf 4 1- Www? N ! 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Q9 .Jr-I, , , L x ff DEDICATION The Students presently enrolled and those graduated from the Apprentice School during the past thirty years join in dedi- cation of this 1960 BINNACLE to the beloved memory of an irreplaceable friend and leader in both School and Community affairs, SAMUEL ANDREW H1CKEY,Who died on November 21, 1959. 6 N H MH H W H W H WHHH W W W HH W W ' ' . 1'J'J'h, -'-' km- . YF: f :V-1 ' sf: '- i:i:V.Q,' Y.1: 32721 135: I ' 1 ,,,, H if , l 152 - -19? -i '11, it Q -' im V 1 5 W. H z H11 HigiiMn.H3::fiiQw..g!. i w V TF: HN M H mu,,,mm1H::.HgQ... N119 , W fix uw ,H H, N, ,,W,,!11,U j'...:x L y,Wm N HH mum sw... iii5QU..Qgg... ' H 7 :li V VW ffigv mg , MQWg m q23N ?3gL5j !, F 5 3 ' ,El 6 -awN5f5f2 NEfuv H 5 H. ,W Uq1g...H H 4441.1, i! wuq1.'g.. .. MNH W H ga MHHU H gm S UEL A. HICKEY 7 'bag U M'-1 up Q X is - j'- - 1 L I ' -'iv 2.1' w 'ur V , ' ' 1 w , 1 w ' w H w A- . ADMINISTRAT .Q-fa tg TW Wwww! www , ww w w ' wwuww 5 . 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LAMKIN Assistant to the Director of Education and Training -' 1115 'TQ 'mu W... Q 5,511 Hg E 5, ,Eg N N ' I H, uw if fi .IANE D. HUFF MAN Registrar m 5a,ziE'VuHuw1' N H H ww w N5, M ,Num w , E 5 V fn W E 1 i l X 'Q ' 1 3 r ,'.3 . 5 f ' ' V' 4. ' ' - I - HQ. 1 fd., Mak. im 1 f 5 lg i , U X PATRICIA F. COPELAND Secretary ' 'W af 4, A F , . I Vg-5: Y S F., .E I COLLEEN P. EVERETT Secretary ACADEMIC M it vc-4 H. - mga ,N 153 sm' m m H m w , , , .. L ww wwmgsww u ax aw H 11 ,M uw uw Jw N it 12 ,Sf 1 -f , -- Nw W 14-flim., . - ine. My WMNW FAIRMOUN T R. WHITE Arts D. BOYD THOMAS Mathematics PAUL B. GIVENS Mathematics IOHN H. STOKES Mathematics JOHN P. SHORTER Engineering Drawing CARL N. ROBESON Naval Architecture Marine Engineering I. NEWITT PEPPER, JR. FACULTY LUTHER H. FLOWERS M Supervision ' Xiu GLEN A. HEMERICK Science ROLAND R. STALL Hull Design OLLIE K. 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KERSEY ALFRED MADSEN Foundry Machine Shops - Machine 5710198 'Q ., ,A S A new was J 1 'mmf ,z ,M X 55,6 r ,I we . ,1 Ski' 226 J B - ff Y : . .ei 5 3 1 1 H' :www : w ,, w 1 , 'foo T' 'f 1- , in W fm W 1HQ1g2:Qi:,w Mm W mic' ,w WY , ,A ,m M 'A' , QP X, . N Va., H53 Ae , . -swf-,M X1 I nw wi i - 7 . in ,,, I ' ii ish , Vi . U i , , wfdlwg. , , is S ,Wk ,mu , . ,A x .LQ W ,W Us ,w w w,,, , M gt , '53 S Wi' Q Wee, H5gEiZ5 - mxi3s'10Mf1g5g fQ5,,, H .V H W , ..i jf' i 52357: wixxz -:QT 1 1- , sim' ,M SQ .. ,, .M W ,ff 1 ' w. i Q, , Ilia 4. N! im, H fx H W Ay ,iv 1' hr ' , 3 13, M VM? , 1' i, ass 3 ,i H 1 5 fs r qw Si , N , f I , V f w Ami ,, ,, sw I Z if L Q, L i , if E IM in 'N w 5 in ji u , E 'ei ' ,view mv' 'u ,Umm M , ,sg 4,3 Wg 1, ' L V ALBERT C. MARSHALL IAMES MCBRIDE HARRY MCCARTHY Machine Shops Machine Shops Pi796J'5ff6fS IAMES P. MCSHERRY WILLIAM E. MICHIE RALPH P. MORGAN Machine Shops Shipwrights Pipefitfefs JAMES C. ODELL ALEXANDER L. POINDEXTER IAMES E. SANDSTROM Electricians Machine Shops Electricians 16 ik x I w w .X , sm, 5? 323 Q wx mm gm ,112 H ,I , L,..,, - ,' , - . : H 1 L, Lg ,I ,sg , - , ps, :W gif V m- 1 , . 1 Q, ,, -Xu H, .- W. w 2 , SS , lf - 'I' M I W' ,, YQ1j3ll.ggQ,Njwm., .02 , H 3 V 27.-. ae-32 1-'wi.1L,' , I gg-5 ' .V mW fwvl hi Jw . ' I 359559 Qi' f, - in ,V f l 2 lf Egig , , 4, I 9- 'ma ' 9: , . J ,. ,M A WEE u- 9? JI, ., . I wi A nw- f -VR! , I, H W EMF 3 gn m N m , I W .. V ,. 555 I f i an ' -me gf ii.. ,-i ups.. 'wx wk ALVIN M. SCHELL, IR. SAINT SI-IELTON RICHARD B. SMITH Machine Shops Mold Loft Shipfitters VERNELL C. STOCKMAN FRANK L. STOKES IAMES E. TOROK Shipyitters Machine Shops Coppersmiths CLINTON TULL, IR. VVILLARD E. WARREN CLYDE H. WATERS Machine Shops V Sheet Metal Shiphtters .1 es? . 3I:::f1.ii + Q, 3:-5512: ,- Y, ,'r' , V Y. F -. Y L 4 Q Agnew - . ,Q H I W ,W as , I 1' ' 1' , wp Ig, . - . 1 -S ,. 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ACTIVITIES: Football 57, 58, 595 House League Basketball 56, - at 57, 58, 59, Cotillion Club 57, Cavalier Club 58, 59, Cold Athletic Award 60, Niels Christiansen Craftsmanship Award 60. I Cllass T .' N 1 A Q i of 1960 tsp H fginl U 'W I -- . H. M 7. x 7. , ' it 7 I , ROBERT WALTER ARMSTRONG Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Boiler Shop Ianuary 15, 19515 released for military service February 27, 1952, reinstated in Boiler Shop February 13, 1956, transferred to Hull Design April 22, 1957, and graduated as HULL DESIGNER February 4, 1960. BRADLEY EUGENE BALDWIN Camp Creek, I VVest Virginia 1 I DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department Iune 7, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICAN lune 8, 1960. 22 . . was ,Q , Qqfi . gig? f' ,N wlfiallo 'Wu' ,,,., W ,. ,al ,. p l RICHARD EDWARD BOWMAN Petersburg, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department March 15, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICIAN March 17, 1960. ACTIVTIES: Football 56, 57, 58, 59, Student Board of Directors 57, 58, 59, Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58, Pi Sigma Phi Fraternity 57, 58, Gold Athletic Award 60. RICHARD HENRY BAYNE, IR. Culpepper, Virginia V DEPARTMENTS: Entered Machinery Installation Department August 11, 1955, transferred to Pipe Department Iuly 16, 1956, Piping Design October 1, 1956, and graduated as PIPING DESIGNER August 12, 1960. I I ACTIVTIES: BINNACLE, Photographer 55, Football 56, Student Board of Directors 57, House League Basketball 55, 56, 57, 5,8 59, Softball 55, 56, 57, 58, Cotillion Club 58, Cavalier Club 59. EDWARD FRANKLIN BELL Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop july 26, 1956, transferred to Main Machine Shop Iuly 22, 1957, and graduated as MACHINST September 5, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Track 57, 58, 59, 60, Basketball' Manager 57, 58, 59, 60, Football Manager 59, House League Basketball 57, 58, 59, Softball 57, Student Board of Directors, Cotillion Club 58, Cavalier Club 59, 60, Delta Sigma Fraternity 58, 59, 60, Cold Athletic Award 60. Class of 1960 Hs: . , r ef ,I I ,,, oT1s EARL BOYD 1 l Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina pppgp g j kgklik pl DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine shop Febmary 16, 1 . 1956: transferred to Main Machine Shop january 7, 1957, and W .m M I graduated as MACHINIST April 28, 1960. lllr I' H H ACTIVITIES: Track 57, 58. 23 f 20, , .U 5. n y ,, l 4 mm- K, ,,., ,. .. ,,,VJ1Am4,,,,: l mf Q RONALD HENRY BRICKHOUSE Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop September 1956, transferred to Machinery Installation Department September 30, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST November 21, 1960. CECIL WARREN BRITTON Lewiston, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department Iune 14, 1956 and graduated as ELECTRICIAN June 17, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 57. . Class tam, I MANNARD ELDRID BURCHETT Montcalm, VVest Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department February 16, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICIAN February 18, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Di1'ect0rs 57, 58. IOHN McDONOUGH BURKE, IR. Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop August 18, 1955, transferred to Hull Design Iuly 16, 1956, and graduated as HULL DESIGNER August ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 57, 59, BROAD Av 57, 58, 595 Cotillion Club, Vice President 585 Sea Scouts 58, 59, 605 Cavalier Club 60, House League Basketball 55, 56, Soft- ball 57g Pi Sigma Phi Fraternity 57, 58, 59, 60: Shipyard- sponsored Scholarship CUniversity of Michigan, 60. 1960 26, 1960. 24 WILLIAM KERMIT BURNETT ,u Princeton, 1fVest Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Machinery Installation Department Iuly 19, 1956, and graduated as STEAM PIPEFITTER Sep- tember 5, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 58. BILLY LEE BUTLER Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department july 3, 1952, released for military service February 3, 1963, reinstated in Electricians Department April 23, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICIAN Iuly 13, 1960. - W 49, ga? Class of 1960 IACKIE WARD BYRUM Edenton, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop October 29 1956, transferred to Hull Fitting and Plant Department Octo- ber 7, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST December 23 1960. ACTIVITIES: Band 58, Student Board of Directors 60. ALLEN EUGENE CALLIS Redart, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop August 4, 1955, transferred to Machinery Installation Department May 29, 1956, Apprentice Machine Shop September 30, 1957, Ma- chinery Installation .Ianuary 13, 1958, and graduated as MA- CHINIST February 25, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Football 55, 56, 57, JV Basketball 55, 56, Softball 55, 56, Monogram Club 56, Stu ent Board of Directors 56, 57. 25 BUDDY REAF ORD CHILDRESS w N' 1 ' Grundy, Virginia T DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop November 8, 1955, transferred to Hull Fitting and Plant Department No- vember 12, 1956, Machinery Design April 22, 1957, and grad- uated as MACHINERY DESIGNER December 30, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Football 56, 57, 59, BINNACLE, Sports Editor 56, 57, 58, Editor in Chief 59, BROAD A , Staff 57, Feature Editor 58, Managing Editor 59, Student Board of Directors 57, 58, 59, 60, House League Basketball 56, 57, 58, Journalism Award 60. NEIL WHITE COX - Chadburn, North Carolina - ,Q I , we DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop November 8, ' A' 1955, transferred to Brass Machine Shop November 19, 1956, Machineiy Design April 22, 1957, and graduated as MACHIN- ERY DESIGNER December 14, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Bible Study Club 56, Cheerleader 57, Band 58, 59, House League Basketball 58, Class Secretary 59, Class Presi- dent 60, Student Board of Directors 59, 60. 1351: Class 1960 I xi ll' H - is i' iss.. ,Hi T- I fare 'faire' I H, 2215, 'i i W. Lx I ' T' 'T ' T ff seize' ' ' Q-,jg rx :iw T iv, w , LAWRENCE EMORY COOPER, IR. Markham, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Department May 21, 1956, and graduated as PIPEFITTER Iune 10, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Cotillion Club 57, 58, Cavalier Club 59, 60, Student Board of Directors 59, 60, Pi Sigma Phi Fraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, 60. BOBBY CARROL COOK Page, Virginia . DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop August 25, 1955, transferred to Main Machine Shop April 27, 1956, Atomic Q, Design April 22, 1957, and graduated as DESIGNER, ATOM- . -5 IC, September 12, 1960. VH ACTIVITIES' Track 56 co-captain 57 58 59 60, House League lpli I tii ' Basketbaii 55, 56, 57, 58, Presidelir 59, Class Secretary 565 Class Vice President 58, Student Board of Directors 57, Vice I ' President 58, President 59, Athletic Chairman 60, Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58, Cavalier Club, Chairman, 59, 60, Softball 59, 60, March of Dimes Chairman 59, Gold Athletic Award 60. 26 ROBERT WVILSON CROCKER Windsor, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop November 26, 1956, transferred to Hull Fitting and Plant Department No- vember 11, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST November 28, 1960. N ASSA BRYANT DAIL Edenton, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop April 26, 1956, transferred to Main Machine Shop March 18, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST Iune 14, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors, 57, 595 Sea Scouts 58, I Pi Sigma Phi Frateniity 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, Class Secretary 60. Class ,vw H 1960 GEORGE DAVIS, IR. VVhiteville, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop March 1, 19565 transferred to Main Machine Shop january 28, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST March 18, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 57, 585 House League Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60. MARCUS EARL DAVIS, JR. Waynesville, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Sheet Metal Sho une 12 1956 and I P I , , 1 graduated as SHEET METAL WORKER September 5, 1960, M , wif my iiiiiii simian wi ACTIVITIES: Basketball 57, 58, Football 57, 58, Softball 59, 60, House League Basketball 59, 60: Student Board of Directors 58, 605 Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58. 27 DONALD WAYNE DEAVER Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina uated as PIPING DESIGNER January 28, 1960. Club 58, Pi Sigma Phi Fraternity 57, 58, 59, 60. ROBERT EARL DEAVER Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina graduated as PIPEFITTER Iuly 20, 1960. I 1 yi ACTIVITIES: Softball 58, Class YIEM l iw 1960 E Q: wgigavr QQ, RAYMOND SAMUEL DOSSETT, IR. Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Mold Loft September 8, 1955, trans- ferred to Hull Design july 16, 1956, and graduated as HULL DESIGNER September 9, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 57, 58, 59, BROAD A , Make-up Editor 57, 58, BINNACLE, Feature Editor 57, 58, Track Manager 58, 59, Cotillion Club, Secretary 57, Ger- man Club 58, Cavalier Club 59, Delta Sigma Fraternity 58, 59, 60, journalism Award 60. DALMA GRIFFEN DRAKE Hampton, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Department October 8, 1956, and graduated as COPPERSMITH November 18, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 57, 58, 59, 60, Football 57, 58, 59, 60, Stu- dent Board of Directors 58, 59, Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58, Cavalier Club 59, 60, Gold Athletic Award 60. 28 DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Coverers Department january 17, 1955, transferred to Piping Design April 22, 1957, and grad- ACTIVITIES: Baseball Manager 55, 56, Sea Scouts 56, 57, Mono- gram Club 56, Student Board of Directors 56, 57, 58, German DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Department july 12, 1956, trans- ferred to Hull Fitting Plant Department August ll, 1958, and 1 mx www in in mg? X ! it IOHN ALLEN ECELBERGER Big Run, Pennsylvania DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop September 27, 1955, transferred to Piping Design October 1, 1956, and graduated as PIPING DESIGNER November 25, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 55, 56, House League Basketball 55, 56, Cotillion Club 57, 58, Cavalier Club 59, Class Co-social Chair- man 595 Student Board of Directors 59. BILLY KEN ENGLAND M is Dillwyn, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop February 23, will 1956, transferred to Main Machine Shop November 26, 1956, and graduated as MACHINIST May 6, 1960. I ACTIVITIES: Track 56, 57, Student Board of Directors 58. .ii :gi .F a 'asf ' Class 1960 ii ii wwwM H ii' w.. . uw.. -myafiagi .Q H Mg mad ii ii . - g ,,- -5.5 : ' 5 V ., ALVIN VICTOR EUBANK Rena Lara, Mississippi DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop March 1, 1956, transferred to Machinery Installation Department April 8, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST April 26, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58. LINDEN FRANKLIN GAYLE Beaverdam, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department September 6, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICIAN September 7, 1960. ACTIVITIES: House League Basketball 57, Softball 57, 58, Co- tillion Club 57. 29 BILLY BROOKS GREENE Ellerbee, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Department September 27, 1955, transferred to Piping Design October I, 1956, and graduated as PIPING DESIGNER November 1, 1960 ACTIVITIES: House League Basketball 56, 57, 58, Class Vice President 59. BEN IOI-INSON HANCOCK, IR. Gretna, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop February 23, 1956, transferred to Repair Machine Shop January 21, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST April 13, 1960. - ACTIVITIES: Class President 57, Student Board of Directors 57, 58, 59, Cotillion Club 56, 57. H, I ui yv as ' will 1. u 1. l . y x are-'v Class 1960 1 H ww .1 fax .. V1 ' 5 mu mf'- sv .i:.na5L.z DONALD EUGENE HARRIS Smithfield, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop October 18, 1956, transferred to Main Machine Shop September 16, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST October 19, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Track 57. PAUL NELSON HARRIS I Healys, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop February 2.3, 1956, transferred to Main Machine Shop December 10, 1956, and graduated as MACHINIST April 5, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Football 56, 57, 58, CO-captain 59, Track 58, House League Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60, Cotillion Club 57, 58, Cava- lier Club 59, 60, Gold Athletic Award 60. 30 PETER VVINFIELD HARRIS Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Shipfitters Department june 28, 19565 transferred to Mold Loft May 26, 1958, Shipiitters September 29, 1958, and graduated as SI-IIPFITTER August 8, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Football 57, 58. l i ROBERT LOWELL HARRIS Nashville, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Ioiners Department August 9, 1956 and graduated as IOINER December 30, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 59, 60. Class 1960 EUGENE KNIGHT HEDRICK ' Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Shipwrights Department July 12, 1956, transferred to Mold Loft April 22, 1957, and graduated as MOLD LOFTSMAN September 8, 1960. : ACTIVITIES: Football 56, 57, 58, Baseball 57, 58, 59, 60, Track 57, Student Board of Directors 57, 59, Cotillion Club 57, German 1 Club 58, Cavalier Club 59, 60, Gold Athletic Award 60. ' DENNIS RAY HERNDON I Saint Pauls, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Boiler Shop .Iune 21, 1956, and grad- 5 uated as BOILERMAKER -lime 22, 1960. p ACTIVITIES: Football 56, 57. 31 n IASPER LAMAR HOLLEY -MHtf11GWS, N. C. DEPARTMENTS: Entered Machinery Installation Department -Iune 28, 1956, transferred to Pipe Department October 10, 1956, Machmery Installation February 4, 1957, and graduated as STEAM PIPEFITTER August 15, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Track 57, Student Board of Directors 60. HOMER DANIEL HORNE Clarkton, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Department September 24, 1956 and graduated as PIPEFITTER October 21, 1960. Class ir i ' 1960 1,1 V 1 l 1 1' .A ' I if' l Y if , ri, ' M31 , ff '--X 11? 1 - 1 , , f LEE WALTERS HOBNE Wilson, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Coverers Department October 4, 1956, and graduated as ASBESTOS WORKER November 2, 1960. ACTIVITIES: IV Baseball 58, 59. IERRY WINBURN I-IULIN Troy, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Foundry Department September 27, 1956, and graduated as MOLDER November 3, 1960. ff ff 1 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 57, 58, 59, 60, Cotillion Club 57, 58, Cold p at I Q Athletic Award 605 Niels Christiansen Craftsmanship Award 60. H1514 A 3 32 DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop February 28, ii EARL HARDY INGE ee as pppyy K , ' :.,,,.p:n: , Weldon, North Carolina 2, ,T 152: 5 W 5 1956, transferred to Hull Fitting and Plant Department Feb- it ttt' ruary 25, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST March 10, 1960. 1 DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department August 9, 1956, 1 transferred to Atomic Design November 25, 1957, Electricians S' September 15, 1958, and graduated as ELECTRICAN De- cember 21, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58, Cavalier Club 59, eo. 'll 54 ll :BF .l:.'li' mf X: ll H raisssti, 1' I M Wig .. .. 3. IOHN ROGER INNIS 1' up 1 .A - i .X , Kingsport, Tennessee R Class 1960 PHILLIP VVYMAN IENKINS Wrens, Georgia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Machinery Installation Department Iune 28, 1956, transferred to Pipe Department February 4, 19575 Machinery Installation May 27, 1957, and graduated as STEAM PIPEFITTER September 12, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Track 57, 58: Football Manager 58, Student Board of Directors 59. DAVID BRUCE KEN DALL QP Q Hampton, Tennessee DEPARTMENTS: Entered Boiler Shop .Iune 28, 1956, released May ,,,., ,H-3 10, 1957, reinstated in Boiler Shop .Iuly 15, 19575 transferred to Shopiitters ,Iune 27, 1960, and graduated as SHIPFITTER K X . ,,gE23,,,,.5l October 28, 1960. ' 5 ' llli ACTIVITES: House League Basketball 56, 57, 58. 33 lr 'ft' EM vi an ll 'J' UM u .mn was VVILLIAM CLARENCE KNOX, IR. Tarboro, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Shipwrights Department September 20, 1956: transferred to loiners Department September 3, 1957, and graduated as .IOINER November 16, 1960. ACTIVITIES: BIN NACLE, Class Editor 56, Make-up Editor 575 Sea Scouts 58, 59, 60, Student Board of Directors 59, 60, Pi Sigma Phi Fraternity 57, 58, 59, 60, Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58, Cavalier Club 59, 60. ROBERT ANTHONY KOLESHA Herminie, Pennsylvania, DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop lime 28, 1956 transferred to Toolmakers Department July 15, 1957, and rfrr graduated as TOOLMAKER July 15, 1960. ACTIVITIES Student Board of Directors 57, 59, Track 58, 59, Golf 60 Cotillion Club 57, 58: Cavalier Club 59, House League Basketball 57, 58. af, . , www i ul u . .rel l iw , ,.,, K.. yz- .-mf. .fy 1, . 'i Lean Class of J, .Q if Pia.. .li ar.. f W.. Q ' my 1960 A , gm 1 ,ur if uw: ROBERT CARL LASSITER Goldsboro, North Cuolinfi DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Covereis Department October 5 1956, and graduated as ASBESTOS WORKER November 15 1960. ACTIVITIES: -I V Baseball 57. THURMAN KENNETH LAWRENCE Hampton, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop November 28, 1955, transferred to Machinery Installation Department Ianuary 7, 1957: Atomic Design November 25, 1957 Production Engineering Department Iuly 11, 1960, and graduated as DESIGNER, ATOMIC, December 30, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Football 56, 57, 58, Student Board of Directors 57 58, Class Chairman 60, Class President 59, Pi Sigma Phi Frater nity 57, 58, 59, 60, Cotillion Club 56, 57, German Club 58 ., Cavalier Club 59. 34 GERALD PATRICK LONG Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop july 30, 19535 transferred to Main Machine Shop January 17, 19555 released for military service May 18, 19565 reinstated in Main Machine Shop December 4, 1958, and graduated as MACHINIST April 1, 1960. ACTIVITIES: House League Basketball 53, 54, 555 Football 545 Cotillion Club 58. THOMAS CHARLES MANN Hampton, Virginia graduated as MACHINIST March 23, 1960. ACTIVITIES: 56, 57. Class DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop March 15, 19565 transferred to Repair Machine Shop April 8, 1957, and EE ll l nf l 1 9 6 0 1 , r l 1 C T :1 ll ll 725252 f 1 BILLY LEE MASSENGILL Durham, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Shopiitters Department Iune 28 1956: and graduated as SHIPFITTER .Iuly 29, 1960. ' ACTIVITIES: Football 575 House League Basketball 58, 595 Stu- dent Board of Directors 585 Cotillion Club 58. DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department ,Iune 26, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICIAN july 8, 1960. , ACTIVITIES: Basketball 57, House League Basketball 56, 57, J v. AAAA A Basketball 575 Softball 595 Cavalier Club 585 Student Board of Dircetors 59. .IOEL DAVID MEDF ORD Waynesville, North Carolina 35 -A . Fa-Q, wi IOHN OLIN MERCER Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS.: Entered Mold Loft September 20, 19565 trans- ferred to Shipfitters Department june 9, 19585 Mold Loft October 20, 19585 Hydraulic Laboratory and Model Basin Department October 31, 1960, and graduated as MOLD LOFTSMAN November 25, 1960. ACTIVITIES: BROAD A 59, 605 Student Board of Directors 58, 59, 605 Cheerleader 595 Cotillion Club 575 German Club 585 Cavalier Club, Secretary 59, 605 Delta Sigma Fraternity 59, 60. DAVID LEE FAULK MESSICK Odd, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Sheet Metal Department September 28, 1956, and graduated as SHEET METAL WORKER October 12, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Track 57, 58, 59, 605 Band 585 Football 595 House 5 I V League Basketball 57, 585 Cotillion Club 575 German Club 585 1 I I If 1 Cavalier Club 595 Gold Athletic Award 60. W- it W um 1 in W.155,Nw M W N1,,,,,H M. A ,H WW, :V 51 El . W in 1 Class ,F 1 2: sy ,w 1960 IULIAN GILES MILLER Statesville, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Shipiitters Department May 28, 19535 released for military service December 31, 19535 reinstated in Shipiitters Ianuary 31, 19565 transferred to Hull Design April 22, 1957, and graduated as HULL DESIGNER July 6, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Cavalier Club 595 Niels Christiansen Craftsmanship Award 60. RUBERT EARL MINTON Roxobel, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Shipfitters Dpeartment November 8 19565 transferred to Mold Loft November 17, 19585 Shipiitters , March 23, 1959, and graduated as SHIPFITTER November 9, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 58. 1 ..., ,ri . ,,'. V 5 5 ' I 36 E as CHARLES ALLEN MOORE Bluemont, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop Iuly 19, 1956, transferred to Toolmakers Department March 25, 1957: Hy- draulic Design March 31, 1958, Toolmakers September 8, 1958, and graduated as TOOLMAKER Iuly 21, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Bible Study Club 57, 58, 59, 60. IOHN WILLIAM NEAL Hampton, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department March 15, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICAN March 17, 1690. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 57, 58g Cotillion Club 57 r, gg--A-j'vf+ ---' -f- fl X- Vi Y , ' , , , Y , r. 6 4 l I Cllass H of 7 1960 RICHARD DORSEY NETHERY Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department August 23, 1955, transferred to Electrical Design Iune 4, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICAL DESIGNER September 2, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Sea Scouts 57, 58, Student Board of Directors 58, H., Niels Christiansen Craftsrnanship Award 60. CLARENCE TERRY PARKER Poquoson, Virginia 'I DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Department October 22, 1956, and W graduated as PIPEFITTER November 23, 1960. M ACTIVITIES: Football 57: Baseball 57, 59, Student Board of ff Directors 605 Niels Christiansen Craftsmanship Award 60. 37 -IESSE BELMONT PERRY Hertford, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop June 18 1956, transferred to Brass Machine Shop April 22, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST Iuly 21, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 585 judicial Committee 58, Cotillion Club 58. KENNETH KERMIT PLEMMONS Newport News, Virginia A, ,E Q 5 DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Department july 24, 1952, trans- ferred to Piping Design March 15, 1954g released for military it as service August 4, 1954, reinstated in Piping Design September 18, 1957, and graduated as PIPINC DESIGNER September 16, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Football 53, Charles F. Bailey Scholarship Award 58, Homer L. Ferguson Scholarship CVirginia Polytechnic In- stitute? 59. Class 1960 MARK COINER POLK Mt. 1ackson,Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop December 6 1956, transferred to Repair Machine Shop November 11, 1957 f and graduated as MACHINIST December 30, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 57, Cotillion Club 58 it if Cavalier Club 59, 60, Homer L. Ferguson Award 60. 1- ,xi Q .il .x ., .az-E 8 -85 1 GRAYDON WINSTON POWELL Grimstead, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department September 15, 1955, transferred to Plant Engineering Department October 8, 1956, and graduated as CONSTRUCTION DESIGNER Sep- if,,,, tember 16, 1960. p p ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 58, 59, 60, Cavalier Club 59, 60. 38 iv' 3 EARL FRANKLIN QUILLIAN ' Wicomico, Virginia lf? DEPARTMENTS: Entered Pipe Department March 1, 1956, and A graduated as PIPEFTTER May 12, 1960. :ll ACTIVITIES: Football 57, Student Board of Directors 60. . IERRY ROGER RAMEY St. Paul, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Shipfitters Department Lune 14, 1956, transferred to Mold Loft Ianuary 6, 1958, Ship tters May 26, 1958, and graduated as SHIPFITTER -Iune 24, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Track 58, Softball 58, 59, 60, I V Basketball 57, 58, Cotillion Club, 57, 58, Cavalier Club 59, 60, Student Board of Directors 59. Class 1960 LEWIS FRANCE RAY Hampton, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop November 8, 1956, transferred to Brass Machine Shop October 7, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST December 14, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Track 59, 60, House League Basketball 58, 59, Student Board of Directors 60, Delta Sigma Fraternity 59, 60, Cavalier Club 58, 59, 60, Gold Athletic Award 60. WILLIAM EDGAR ROBINSON Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department September 19, 1955, transferred to Electrical Design October 1, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICAL DESIGNER September 28, 1960. ACTIVITIES: House League Basketball 55, 56, German Club 58, Cavalier Club 59, Student Board of Directors 57. 39 IAMES ELLIS ROSS Edenton,North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop October 29, 1956, transferred to Brass Machine Shop November 11, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST December 30, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Band 585 Student Board of Directors 60, Cavalier Club 60. PHILIP VINCENT SADLER I Matthews, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Painters Department September 27, 1956, and graduated as PAINTER AND DECORATOR October 27, 1960. I ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 58, 59, 60: Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58, Cavalier Club 59, 60. Class 1960 CLINNIE SEYMOUR SATTERFIELD Durham, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Sheet Metal Department October 4, 1955: transferred to Atomic Design April 29, 1957, and graduated as DESIGNER, ATOMIC, October 14, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Bible Study Club 57, Student Board of Directors 59, Sergeant at Arms 60, Sea Scouts 58, Senior Crew Leader 59, 60, Cotillion Club 58, Cavalier Club 59, 60, G. Guy Via Award 60, Niels Christiansen Craftsman ship Award 60. ROBERT SCOTT SAVAGE Baltimore, Maryland DEPARTMENTS: Entered Shipiitters Department August 2, 19565 transferred to- Mold Loft Iuly 14, 1958, Shipfitters November . 17, 1958, and graduated as SHIPFITTER September 30, 1960. ACTIVTIES: Football 56, Track 57, 58, 59, 605 Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60, Sea Scouts 58, Class Social Chairman 59, Student Board of Directors 59, Gold Athletic Award 60, Niels Christiansen I Craftsmanship Award 60. I 1 - A 40 KENNETH DEAN SELFE Clinchco, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop September 1, 1955, transferred to Hull Fitting and Plant Department October 8, 1956, Atomic Design April 22, 1957, and graduated as DE- SIGNER, ATOMIC, October 4, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Football 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, Basketball 56, 57, Track 57, 58, 59, 60, House League Basketball 58, Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58, Cavalier Club 59, Student Board of Directors 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, Gold Athletic Award 60. it DEAN TYLER SHELTON in l.gi,g,,, Gretna, Virginia 5 in fi, 5 DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop April 12, 1956, transferred to Main Machine April 8, 1957, and graduated Q as MACHINIST April 14, 1960. Ti' ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 57, 58, 59, Band 58, Soft- ball 57, 58, 59, Cotillion Club 58, Cavalier Club 59. T, Class E? it B- an i 1960 , K ' ' ' . . . -. l ' . . - N ,gif N 5 F um N E 5 N NH W l w w lf5w W.,,g?QQgg,,Q.llll m'w1 i'WF wtf? www ,Mgt.1l1..F ,,,.illl ,,g l1ltg? it WIQEJIHTW WILLIAM EDWARDS SMITH Montross, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department October 22, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICIAN November 3, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Band 58, House League Basketball 56, 57, 58, Cotil- lion Club 57, Cavalier Club 59. CALVIN CURRELL SOUTHERN Pulaski, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop September 1, 1955, transferred to Machinery Design October 1, 1956, and graduated as MACHINERY DESIGNER September 2, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Charles F. Bailey Scholarship Award 56, 57, Class Social Chairman 58, Student Board of Directors 58, Class Vice President 60, Pi Sigma Phi Fraternity 57, 58, 59, 60, Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58, Cavalier Club 59. 41 DONALD IVORY STEPPE Marion, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop April 12 1956, transferred to Hull Fitting and Plant Department April 22, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST April 13, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Football 56, 57, Manager 58, 59, Track 57, 58, Co- Captain 59, 60, I V Basketball 56, 57, 58, 59, Softball 56, 57, 59, BINNACLE, Co-Feature Editor 56, Sports Editor 57, 58, 59, BROAD A , Managing Editor 58, Editor 59, Cotillion Club President 57, 58, Student Board of Directors, Thletic Chairman 58, 59, 60, .Iournalism Award 60, Gold Athletic Award 60. OLIVER LEWIS STRICKLAND Louisburg, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop September 20, 1956, transferred to Main Machine Shop August 5, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST October 20, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 58, 59, eo, Niels Chris- . tiansen Craftsmanship Award 60. Class 1960 B , Mr rr rr fr., a V rr 1 rd, w rr -H Illia rrs1rm 'wr rr rr ea wa as .. ,r rr uw if M mr H352 r if rr in rr, rr H rum, I v T ' ' IAMES FREDERICK SYKES Clincho, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop September 1, 1955, transferred to Hull Design Iuly 16, 1956, and graduated as HULL DESIGNER September 21, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 56, 57, 58, 59, Class President 56, BINNACLE 55, 56, BROAD Av, Make-up Editor 57, Sea Scouts 58, German Club 58. THOMAS EDWARD SZWEIBKA Dunkirk, New York DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop August 11, rr . ra my 1955, transferred to Main Machine Shop April 26, 1956, i Machinery Design October 1, 1956, and graduated as ' MACHINERY DESIGNER October 5, 1960. A ACTIVITIES: Basketball 56, 57, Band 58, Class President 58, rr' BROAD An 58, BINNACLE 58, Managing Editor 59, Student Board of Directors 59, Cotillion Club 57, 58, Cavalier Club 59, 60, Iournalism Award 60. 42 2 i LEWIS MICHAEL TICKEL Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department Department Iune 12, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICIAN June 14, '1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 58: Cotillion Club 58: Delta Sigma Fraternity 59. JOHN ROGER TINSLEY Mitchells, Virginia i DEPARTMENTS: Entered Machinery Installation Department 1 September 13, 1956, and graduated as STEAM PIPEFITTER September 16, 1960. Al ACTIVITIES: Football 565 Class Secretary 58, Student Board of I Directors 59, German Club 58: Cavalier Club 59, 60, Pi Sigma Phi Fraternity 57, 58, 59, 60. Class M 1960 l DOUGLAS JUSTIN TRAINUM Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Sheet Metal Department November 29, 1956, and graduated as SHEET METAL WORKER December 30, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 59. FRED LEROY TURNER Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop june 26, 1956, transferred to Brass Machine Shop Ianuary 21, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST September 16, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors 57, 59: Football 56, 57, 58, rack 58, BINNACLE 56, Bible Study Club 56. , 43 EDMUND WARD WAINWRIGHT Poquoson, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop October 18, 1956, transferred to Main Machine Shop September 80, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST October 25, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Cotillion Club 56, 57. I . HOWARD DOUGLAS WAMPLER, IR. Kingsport, Tennessee DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop Iune 27, 1956, transferred to Main Machine Shop April 22, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST September 23, 1960. ACTIVITIES: House League Basketball 56, 57, Softball 56, Bible Study Club 56, Student Board of Directors 58. p Class 1960 CHARLES HENRY WARD Hertford, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop Iune 28, 1956, transferred to Machinery Installation Department Iune 3, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST August 11, 1960. ACTIVITIES: German Club 58. STEVE RODGER WATERS Pinetown, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Shipfitters Department October 4, 1956, transferred to Mold Loft September 29, 1958, Shipfltters February 2, 1959, and graduated as SHIPFITTER October 25, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Football 56, Student Board of Directors, Class Chair- man 59, 60, Cotillion Club 57, German Club 58, Cavalier Club I g M p 59, 605 March of Dimes Publicity Chairman 58: Pi Sigma Phi Q ,,,,, t i Fraternity 58, 59, 60. A 44 IAMES ODELL WEST Hampton, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop August 23, 1956, transferred to Main Machine Shop August 19, 1957, and graduated as MACHINIST September 21, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Student Board of Directors BILLY HALTON WILLIAMS Fairmont, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department Iuly and graduated as ELECTRICIAN Iuly 14, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Cotillion Club 585 Student Board of Directors 59. 1 ,I 3' : 3 pip I ACTIVITIES: eg.-n Club 59. Class 57, V Basketball 56. as ., 12, 1956, 960 ALFRED HARLONV WINSLOW Hertford, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Boiler Shop june 28, 1956, transferred to Shopfitters Department Iune' 27, 1960, and graduated as SHIPFITTER August 23, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Track 57, Pi Sigma Phi Fraternity 59, 60. EDGAR MEVLIN WOOLARD Hampton, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department .Iuly 2, 1956, f and graduated as ELECTRICIAN Iuly 1, 1960. Baseball 58, 60, Cotillion Club 57, 58, Cavalier 45 IOHN GERALD WORNOM Poquoson, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Sheet Metal Department August 2, 1956, 313510 graduated as SHEET METAL WORKER September 2, ACTIVITIES: Band 58. l I 14 in nr H GEORGE PHILIP WRIGHT Greensboro, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Electricians Department September 26, 1956, and graduated as ELECTRICIAN September 30, 1960. ,, K , Q gf --awe -7- -e,.5,,-.,.'.,.-.assi A, - H I s ,L rain'-fufl'3TF ' me 1 lf a3lllJ'. Li fm I I, I W- , li a 5'-H'-f 2'1gi as ,. Class of 1960 A' LLOYD FREDBCI WRIGHT Waynesboro, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop Iuly 26, 1956, transferred to Main Machine Shop August 12, 1957, Hull Fitting and Plant Department October 26, 1960, and graduated as MACHINIST November 4, 1960. ACTIVITIES: Football 56, 57, 58, 59, Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60, Baseball 57, 58, 59, 60, Cotillion Club 57g German Club 58, Student Board of Directors 60, 6'Most outstanding Athlete Award 57, 58, Gold Athletic Award 60, RICHARD GREGORY YOUNG Newport News, Virginia DEPARTMENTS: Entered Shipfitters Department November 1, 1956, transferred to Mold Loft September 29, 1958, Shipfitters February 2, 1959, and graduated as SHIPFITTER December 20, 1960. . ACTIVITIES: Softball 57, 585 Football 57, 58, 59, 60, I V Basketball i 57, 58, House League Basketball 59, 60, Cotillion Club 57, German Club 585 Cavalier Club 59, 60, Student Board of Directors 59, Gold Athletic Award 60. 46 SHERRILL DEAN YOUNGBLOOD Mt. Airy, North Carolina DEPARTMENTS: Entered Apprentice Machine Shop August 11 1955, transferred to Main Machine Shop March 19, 1956 Atomic Design April 22, 1957, and graduated as DESIGNER ATOMIC, August 22, 1960. 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PARRISH ..... ..., S ocial Chairman Q I5 Q .L.'?',E3!ify!Y 1 X, fl V4 x 51 mc 15s if 5 2? Q21 '111111 QU wr 1 11, 1 11 S1-.2 35555 19.1. A Jw 111241 .W 1 1 1 rg: 351 3 1 ,Mme 11 figs 11 11111 11 11 1 J. 51211 32 2 1 , , ' 511' 2222352 M111 E 5-if 911 1- 11 545: 11 X 1 vm 11111561 11,1 111 11 1 55 F5 1412? 1932 ,Lg 21111 ...3-5 - ve ,r m,11i11,,T N E 111 11.55 11 52 115 1 11 .iss 11 11 11 1 111! 1111? SQ F91 11111111 gp Aw 114 N 11,1111 1M 1, 1 A L W Q ' 19 :1 H '- ff HQ, 1 53+ . j 'Wwx YW DONALD E. ADAMS ROBERT M. ADAMS WILLIAM W. ADAMS, IR. ERWIN M. ALEXANDER IAMES W. BROWN GALE D. BUSH ROBERT V. ALLSBROOK, IP.. IOHN R. ASHBUBN, IR. DONALD 1. AYRES LINDELL E. BALDWIN GORDON H. CABANISS, JR. ALTON CARPENTER BEVERLY VV. BARNES IOHN VV. BOVVLES JAMES D. BRAGG SCHUYLER W. BRISTOW, IR ROY T. CARRAWAY LEON E. CARROLL 53 sae? 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IORDAN 57 Vg an f fg rgpwq H we 2521.4 H -Q. ix , W ,. .. !'f 51: -J, Af.. 1 , f Mgr. Q f we fm Q W su H X J 'N .rt in XM' fix 5 Q-if N 3 5 A35 , III l 4 A fi - B WB I 9' : IJ A if if AE IILJVV 5 I Q A ,XXXN W A S ,.,. ,-z-: -YA - ff.. 11.2. ,H I I I III II Q' 'H ,MI JJ EYIBIQQMI ' ' III '-I II M. , ,L ,,.. W,... J H H, ,ig J xv A 11sg11 ,I Q' 'Z ' iw A , I 3 25357 'Q' 'I I I lf I 5' ' IJi,aw.. BOBBY s. JOYNEB NELSON H. IUDD, III CHARLES E. KEARNEY WILLIAM B. KRAUSE PHILLIP 1. MARKHAM CHARLES H. MARTIN JAMES W. LAMPHIEB MALCOLM B. LANGSTON JOHN LATHAM, JB. EDVVARD E. MARTIN GARY L. MCALISTER ROBERT C. LEWIS VVAYNE A. LILLY TERRELL J. LISH GEORGE A. LUBTON, .IR JOHN B. MOODY ROBERT F. MOORE 59 my iw , ,Wa , , H, H M wff vs.. f '23 F W Wx. H N. W fig ,ee W2 x vw' , w 223551 23454 fm. nh' in w 537255 NEIL, NX v SSE? nz 25153311 W JH w ww :Qui ma W1 ,ws iff? zu ua it ws mmm , mu vm uw wWi,u K9 ' qw W 3 WHITAKER M. NEVILLE ALLEN D. NEWSOME, IR. HOMER G. NICELY ROGER M. NIXON JIMMY L. 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SMITH, AIR. T. B. SMITH D. L. SMITHWIOK D. G. STALL L. I. STEWART W. R. TAYLOR 93 ga 5 2, HQ, , M H359 b Mi Qi A, N wg iyl W . . A, R V M. 412 sm , Q ,M I W WI., 1 .L,, ww 1:.!f w - , -1' . - gx, Y -zz f P X wi if w , Nw , K , , ,sig Q. w .V H ,Y Q gm C9 f .qnnawvin wry -X ,Magi 1 N gym ' ' , , V f ',..Qi-j L 'W M L U . fi A K , ' Z . ' 1 X3 K1 5 , f x' Y ' ' 5- f i af-4? 4 f L, A 4 W .1 K ki 'wsw-1......-..- , F . -,LQ X W W -V5 N l - f M, 2 f -wg del. ,-Finn' F V .wa I E .: - ' - -,-,L ,v: ...,: 5 1 ig 1 Y, W 3 'iff' . . + + 1 ' haf-f iT ' 1Nf!v.5'1' if M P U k, - . ' Q 1 ' ' I ui , 'fm' -T'-if-' 11. - Sk 'H N! Vik x Ms' zz .1 hw ,fav yi' , lfw w ,, ,A ,' 1 Us My 'hd W 'V-ui? Q:P 4v VY , X -- -fi,-. '?,e : .., W 1 .Q N. , K .,,g,g. F, , S-'Lab-Jivyrse Q V ,mwif xx , an v,. ., . -rm, fx gk' ' N 3 vs- -fflffz X . A A. ' 4i - . -- - SK- xx xx in ,mf .Y V Y .-.A W, ' Z 5 A 1. O. TAYLOR M. F. TEACHEY, IR. M. E. THOMAS -. E. THOMPSON G. A. 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VEAZEY O. A. VOLHEIN 1. E. VVALL D. W. WALLACE W. P. WAMPLER M. M. WI-IITEHEAD W. S. WILKINS T. H. WILLIAMSON H. D. W'OLFE W. s. WOOD, JR. s. F. WORNOM M. A. WUNDEP., JR. T. O. YEARWOOD 1. P.. YOUNG C. B. ZEHMEP., IR 95 ,fy aff - ':J?'M ' QI'-nf, 5 ' ' , ,, W' - 5-E ..,w ,,, .Q ii2al!'Lj'ffZi?'3'131f3I U ,,ff?R ,1 251,22 ,v ,H ,' is 5259 'S fum--'kat Y .iw ,fc V ' 1 -L J .,,.v M .W 'W ,. uf: -1,,i142ff4z .ggas2Iff5 ,?L:psz144 fensegfwaesyi''-'nasisarfgigy ,u 72 4211 ezeffilbs X M N I gi'- Q-L72 . Qt, - Y -xx -:QE-Y, .-.,. N'-r - ' :pq u ' . ' v, ,, A my 'Jussi -g-A Q ' X' .g-5'2?i'-1'1 f3fg4f1B'fSufvgK-Lriiff' W is ' , A wi' fy mga fe.. 1 ,gg ,N N. 31,15 H 5. ww! L., U U .' -5.1 , . Lx :EQ Y -- -. - ' lil , 3 , 'fiifiiv' v, -' . wm- W w g ww fi 'Ziff -wax ,gm Quiy V- , Ai, 6. ,111 L, V SHSHH ' 1 -,wg in ,, 'aa fgggs 3 : ' .:: nk: ww iii, 9291259 55321 , , H 55: M J , , ,ish N-YW 1. 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MCGRATH S, E, HEATH President Vice President 1 If, .. 2 . 1 ww 1i3i e . A , A I 52 Ida,-F w V ew.: ' ,, 432. . we gil M, ,. '. 1:-if' f 5 ,?3,A?,3:,+-nfl' vw ,-6 fx.. 1,1 xv- f- T .3 fiiiifwi'-f -' 554 G. W. FLESHMAN I. P. LENTZ ' Secretary Social Chairman CLASS Q 1964 'S M :SW V554 w 1 Ku X :W -2-ku ..-.fu ww X: ii- ...,.1.,w. v'f'W J N 3... X1- X f-53' x 100 35, , ,QW , ' Ki.-v ' -pf D. C. ALFORD C. T. ANDERS C. W. ANTILL C. C. ARNDER, 1P.. 1. W. ASBURY B. 1. AYERS av H. L. BEACLE H. S. BEDDINCFIELD S B. N. BENSON D. R. BOLT B. R. BOWDEN Of R. A. BRACEY, 111. A L. M. BRADSHAW, 1B. 1. M. BUHL, 111. W. E. CARR 4 W. E. CARRAWAY C. E. CARTER 1. W. CLINARD Q C. R. COLEMAN, 13. 1. E. COLLINS M. E. CONWAY W. K. COX B 1. M. CRITTENDEN E. O. DOEPPE I. L. DURHAM C. W. FLESHMAN 101 xu - X 1 , -x me 10 aa.. ,g,LA ix ,uf W -Q .11 'S R R. 0. FDWLEP. 1. F. FRANKLIN D. H. GARFIS D. L. GAULEY, 111. W. C. GAY . 0 l 1 A' .ATE ,-J H H ' G. E. GREGORY G. W. HAMM R. W. HARE H. D. HARMAN D. R. HASTINGS T. A. HAYNES s of S. E. HEATH c. W. HICKS L. E. HOFFMAN B. B. HOUCK A. 1. HOWELL H. A. HUMPI-IREYS, 111. D. G. HUNTER 5 W W? R.E HUNTER A B. s. INGLETT A 1. F. JACKSON, 111. . 1. M. AIONES 1. F. IONES 1. A. KELLUM, -IR. C. L. KENDRICK T. H. KOGER, IR 103 x ,.. 3? E A, iii 5, zu ur P. LENTZ M. R. LUPTON O. V. MARSHALL D. W. MATTHEWS S. W. MCALLISTEIR W. M. MCGRATH, III H, P.. L. MILLS, IR. S C. B. MITCHELL B. A. MOODY R. H. MOSS R. A. MURRAY of R. E. NOBLES W. s. PATRICK, JP.. E. P. PEPNELL 1. M. P1P.KLE I Pa. P. PRUDEN H. R. PYLE D. M. REYNOLDS H. E. RICHARDSON D. L. SCHULTZ L. N. SHERMAN H. H. SMITH W. H. SPENCER H. E. STRICKLAND D. STURGILL G. B. SWECKER 105 S m ,551 mf: H VW 'H 'MWM film V was gm wa ,W W is if' ' ' fx' ,, yyf. 'Msg me gm am: .f fin ,ls mm Q- gg 25 nf K me H is K. in ,f ,Q p 2 5 , W G. W. TATE R. D. TAYLOR W. C. TAYLOR M. THOMAS R. W. Vanl-IUSS A. v. WATLET, III. M. L. WATSON a S S of W. M. WELCH R. E. WHITEHEAD B. B. WIGGINS, III. E. E. WILLETT HQ M. WILLIAMS, III I. H. WILLIAMS, IB. 1. R. WILLIAMS 1. F. WILLIAMS 1. H, WILSON K. L. WOMACK J? ,,,3fi??:.. mf H Q21 5? 'W Q 1 11. a ,. 73 hx-waqut w u: 3 1 , -nf who Rm- Hy mx. mv me ' 5 Y ,A ft 'T ACT V TIE 108 ,,X ,X XX X XX M X, X, 'XXXX X XX XX ,, QX F Sf.. NETXXX X XXX S ' . Xu QQWFQX M X. X. WXXX M HXXX XX: X ,XX XX XX XX X XX XX XX, A 331 M5 .. X355 SX :sal X XQ.-X ' XX, .KQSXXR , . MX X .X X. XX! XX XX XX , X X X ,, X X ' X X XX X, XXXHXXAX XXX X ,zum - XXX ' X - XX X ,XXXXX XX ,XXLQX ,XXX H X fXXX XXX 'XXX '- M3121 X' XX X XXXX XX1,,X X X X X,. ,gf XXJQ XXX XX XX Xml QMXKXX X X X' ' Wififisfii mga Tai , X. XX, asm 'QW fjXXHz?QX S ,,X,gggiXi2 X-sw rf XXXX XXAXLXXXXX XX XXXXX X, XX ,X XX X 5395 XXXXXXXX XXXXIX XX , ,,X XXX 5 , N W -MXH ,,,,,,.. J, XX ,, X ,'XXXXX,TXWXX,XXX!,X,XXX!NXXXXXXXXXXNNXXXX XXXXX XXX ,X XXXXX A125 - X- S , f E2 .1 'XXV X XX, , ,,,XX5gi55iXgXX YXXXXXXXXXXXAXgaQQXXXXXXX,XX YXXVXQXXXXXXXX, ,XXX,XXXX'X, , XXXXX X X X X, XXX, XX X, . X X, X X X,:i X X X ' MLW ' :fi ,,,,X ,XI!, X,Xa SQ: ,X,'f.X5iX:X-,XXXX XX'XX X X X XX XX,-7g,gggX:X- X X?i1QX1l,XX3Il'! xlYXIXfXXXXWXX2gXXg?XXXXX' 'WXXXXXXXXXQXXXXXQQQX X' XX XX XXXX XXXXX' X , XX X, XX XXNXX -,xggz XX Y. Y 1 L - XXX XX XX XX,XXXXXXXX,XXXXXXXXXXXX X, X, X X XXXQXXXXXX XX X X - :gif X X X. , , giig,SX,m,,XXqX,XX55ggE, XX, sgiEXXgX,XXXXXXX,,X, X MWXXXX,,,XX,X,,XXX,5XXgiXgXX I , X ,EX X ' 'XXXXXXXXX XX XX X XX XXX ,XXXX XX, -1 X if , X.'E:,gXxg. XM X .Lawn 'X X X' X-,XX XX X,,,XX XXXXXX,5jH5X 5X'XXXX-Xff2?4QfX,J.X XX X,,XXXEiggfX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXWXXXXXNXX X ,, XX 'X 'X XXX ,X X X, X X ig XX ' f l ji: ,X , XEEQQXXXXXSQXXXXXXXX iw ,M XMXX, , XX XX, X,XX,,,,XX, , XX X XX XX XXXXX 109 XE 2 w X X 6 if JE? 251 XXXXQL -..Q as ...f Sa- ' Q. 5 'Tie' at 35, w Tl ..i . ,Yg- i '1- 4., is Et it Q . .JE C. L. MCALISTER Presiclent W. E. POPE G. A. PADGETT Secretary Vice Presiclent STUDE T BOARD Our present form of student government is as follows: 1. The student body is governed by a Board of Directors chosen from the entire student body. 2. Each department having any apprentice has at least one representative on this board. For each ten men or a fraction of ten men in any department, one man is seated on the Board of Directors. 3. The Board of Directors meets twice each month. 4. The student body convenes yearly to elect representatives. 5. The Board of Directors elects its own oflicers and appoints or elects chairmen for the various councils. The Apprentice School boasts of its student government and has the distinction of being the only school of its kind with such an arrangement. Under this type of government, all student activities are under the jurisdiction of five councils. These councils are as follows: Athletic, Publication, Music, Social, and Class. Athletic Chairman Class Chairman Sergeant at Arms Publication Chairman Social Chairman Y. . W Y., - --...E Y... 1,..,....,..,i X 3 , jg idifffi ling . i fin .Qu 1.1 'wil a.gg,,.gg.i,:,,gg5..5 , ,.. ' , i. Mi A 1 . . f - AQ ,, ,, 9 Qi? my L, , X , ,, ,G gli? YW W , 4 l , , , 5 M' 11. -R f..sw W: ' H .1 'Ml ,. , , 4. , , Vi. uf- fi ...2 spew- me Q. 2274 . l I Q Q ' ' ir , .fgg. ., X.. 'nfl K Il f ' 15 fluff ' 3' hfglw J xrbm.,-are ,' XJ ' --r- ea 4 5 1 4 B. C. COOK S. R. WATERS A. D. NEWSOME E. V. HACKENBERG C. B. HOOPEB 110 STUDENT BODY BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD P DIRECTOR I I ATHLETIC I I PUBLICATION I I MUSIC I I SOCIAL CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN FOOTBALL T I I CAQI-'UQER -I SENIORS BASKETBALL ,Ij'QIIE,'f.Q BASEBALL M JUNIOR TRACK SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN ORGANIZATION CHART OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT afgiiixuuiiwxiii gn l in Q fp PHILIP 1. MARKHAM Q ,., Editor-in-Chief 5.21 .., h , . , i A DAVlD G. S'1TALL HARRY P. RAMSEY Assistant Editor Business Manager 1 1157 N, V 5, W N M 1 .ftp N . f gear 11:11 'THE 1960 JAMES M- OAKLEY MELVIN A. WUNDEB, ya. Class Eclztor P I P I I I Sports Editor TAFF The BINNACLE Staff of 1960 offers its sincerest Wishes of success to those in the Graduating Class of 1960 for Whom this book is published. We hope that in the future years it will he a reminder of the many memories and happenings dur- ing their Apprenticeship. The Staff also Wishes to thank Mrs. Huffman, Mrs. Everett and Mrs. Cope- land for their time and effort spent in typing and correcting our errors and offering little words of wisdom. We also Wish to thank the Shipyard for the use of their photographers and all others who helped to make our annual a success. 112 an 1 I,,4L,,?Z1i.r..,q1' I A A ,NWN ' A ' A ,..EaJfVi ' .. -r-111-rl.. I I ,fyfftq -Q . l '-.g.j'3:?vI fw viif, ,Z ' ' I Q , S. I 'iz I i I - .,, -- .. -'F ' , 'Z get ,- I 'eww fr , I 1, ROBERT R. FINNEY RICHARD 1. OLIVER CHARLES F. PLASTERS Art if Activities Editor Features Editor Lay-out ,. Im, I'-F: X. ggi 1E5,gj ' ' y N -'Ji V g 5f?1'sE' ,dj Q'-kin? 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I-IACKENBERG Editor-in-Chief - , , . . 191' W' ' 11 :1 1-' 1.1. -, :1..1, ' S . 1 11 1.1. 1 Q... .w.,.... 11... ., 1-f .113 1 ez 1 1: '.91 'WEZS511' 11 1V .1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' we 111 11 me , W., 11 521, , 11152: ?4' g' -35 TQ:-1 gm . 11 f - 11 1 1115 1 1 ,WE 1 '..111' D. C. COOK D. FALLS Managing Editor S7J0fiS Ediiw' .1 Mfffmhi 1.. 11--Q11 .. ... 5, 1. .. fe Y l 1 M M :IQ rss ..11 'Q 1 . ' 3 1 ...V X ggi, :: 111 . P.-M C. E. EVERETT I- H- COMER D' E- PHILLIPS Feature Editor Make'U'79 Editor Art Editor ii. Mai- ',11 3. , ' S 1 M141-,ig ' Q 5. .. - N' W if 659'-'A' 2? .. 41 1' . L T ff fi . ..'-.. . 11 ' semi ... L. 1. BITTER Reporter '-'vvv-... D. L. PHILLIPS Reporter BROAD -ef is , E The BROAD A is published monthly, excluding the three summer months. It contains current events, sports, social life, club news, and Bilge- Waterv. It keeps the Apprentices posted on school and class activities and provides much humor, art, and interesting reading for apprentices throughout the year. 'His i x ' ' fl' e- N . ,o A Nnmyin tal, 2. 1 5 l,f'g1,, W R if -. 1 J, f MRS. -IANE HUFFMAN O. K. GOODWIN MRS. COLLEEN EVERETT AcImini.9t1'afion Advisor and Typist Faculty Advisor Typist 117 L. E A was 1 , Ns' fw'11x:feWV1 11v 2 giz v X' Lid, T 1 1 - ,- 4 . , M, ' ' mf' 'f I H1 w1?wQ'111 z-' 11 ... 1 .- F., 1 -.1 4 -1-. 4 ' 1 .M 1 V i -an ' ,L 31 ' L if , gli SAELNW1 -A 22 , 19211 1 il-fm nl, '51 of 2 C 1 aft' if 4 '21 gigs, iii .A V 1 4, 1 '11 -1: 11M-A - , Sgr X 1 ri' .. Q x 03,1 1, 'gg I :- Q --sf 4-W5 ' , E ,.,1, - . 4. A 1 . W 1 5 A wr ,. ,. ,. : . 11 .A Y 4 ,W 1135! 11: V1 1 L H 11,437 5 . - . .' fi QQ fv X' . ug f ...J-1 X311-1LgrfQ 1 A, an 1, 1 ig J- -V: - . W. 'gg E an ' iifgrg. Y-.gr .Q -' 4.1 -S1 . 1 , . '- s.?1!f , -. ..1'g+qr.r2r..,f'J.-',,1.91.3.--as 1- ,-,'f'Z,- V .1 1 , Q... ,ag ....1'W ,gR.wt, VV W N W W 1taag-1 ' , ' s i 5. S M i,Qj , e, ,Q . 1 ' ek Hf ' AX!-:--n rf1..x.,,,. M . -,. . 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Dragging the canoes over myriad logs which beavers had filled haphazardly across the stream was a real workout. Several canoes took an uninviting splash in the drink. The tough training must have been good for them because out of five canoes entered i11 the race, three of them finished in the top half only eleven minutes off the winning time. Over a seven and one-half mile course against members of or- ganized canoe clubs and even olympic men, this was surprisingly good. i YOU CLUMSY IDIOTH KDARN, IT'S COLD 118 X - ' Y-31-1 ---r. - , , tl. ' A I E Ya-'41 , ,I '- J, - ', aw-1 - , LET'S CET THE SI-IOW ON THE BOADU '- 'S' 'T '1 V-rr'-Yr.. f fff Q,--psf gg Us 14 2 Wife. 'h fi,-,Q fi-1'--ik: 4455 , ,E trial ,. if . -. .s r 1!'g,.,,,f,-.ff , ,J Q ui E 1 .Pd fl-QCA! -7 . 5 Q Xi:-' time , ,A C- ,- 4 REEF 4 lJw,,!!il-itgxvtzkkgyA1-,qiHI : -:E-, K!f , 1-3 , ' f'-ft -V j ,gy j- --,-1 1 T :T , 3. 353.14 - .-.g,-mis,--hinge? 5 : 'xg ',:-f-gy.-g. -.-it-1f .s5?igf. W, ,gui fr., -1 , - . 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'92 - ,, . --:g P'Z-'F ws - ..t ' '1 ,ii ., - - -.I-if-f-1--a,f4.f.tr Lff. 25, , Ti-r.x.,, - :p.T-ugj-.-..,- 3, f-V G - .-'Avy --: S Y- Y, . 5 ,,,, ,A.,,. uw- - if .ff 1, ..-.mi --K--'-an-f ' I-211 V gf- ': Q sg- f t-':J?Qie,GTJ5j:-?ffJ.ff-4 ' gif? v,r'L'f'SvL::f1EE 1 KINDA CLUTTERED, AIN'T IT? 3-'Eff' -E TO THE VICTOR GOES THE SPOILSUT The tide was lowered several times this year for rowing and fishing in the James River. The rowing was good but the fishing was pitiful. Several excursions were made to the new pool at Fort Eus- tis and to the Chamberlin Hotel for swimming and lifesaving in- structions in preparation for our canoeing trips. Our big hope, however, still lies in the Companyis approval and conversion of our acquired Coast Guard survey ship which is still sitting on the blocks in front of the Joiner Shop. Well, maybe next year! gg--:Z it Q 5 ,Q 3 A i - if - - ' 'T - i 47, - - f- L-zmogawuu .- gm ' 4 1'-'..-m i EASY DOES IT AIN'T IT PRETTY? 119 T mv 1 w MM wg? w, H H af I LOVE TO EAT COMING THROUGH THE RYEU W N- , V W,,.v, 1 .' - Y X seem V ,Um ' . , -T . ' ,H , 1 'gi , 2- M 1, , ,S , 1 : 1 T M V EN LOST SOMETHING? GENTLEMEN, MAN YOUR BOATSW O O! N . i i li L' - ' 5 f, QU ' K- ffw, , ,, W- vt- - ,M M- -E V- 1 mn' wi is F ,H fi EW-1 i'1f:. ' ww 1 ' : C If A W ,-5. W i um aj, I-v , . 'f -:1 . 4 4 l rs X , ' 'L 1 ,lr -1 -1 . 3 i. 'R ni fm Q xg-4.Q?Q... .fi H 2-gi 5 WM, E , TT O O T H 'U ,,,Q21 ,. Tiggg I I V , ,J ESQ '.,. AJ, L1 1 A ., M T H: -.: - ,V M -im. ,V ' 5. ' ,. N , L Y .- -' 1 -,xi E 21-,xv -fs. , -.-uvfh. - I' .-.51 '- -, 1 Y J.: ' H ' K E' ' 1 ,, 4 , . WH Luigi 11 E Q was 'W A ' ' V -5. ,Q 'W ami, .U J - .. -- re - Y ' Wg ' n 5 i be h V :f' law.. ,,.. N - ji-T ' 'G' s w f . ' , ,ll zu: 1. 'N 'T V-'AQ- as Ej- M ,T -1 1f Q.: Fil '-12' '1' F :ff iff - THE FISHING'S GOOD TOO UP THE LAZY RIVER, 120 PI ICMA PI-II The history of Pi Phi-Pi Sigma Phi in the Apprentice School is rather complex, but a truly proud possession of the present fraternity-Beta Chapter, Pi Sigma Phi. In Iune of 1940 several Apprentices realized the need of an organization with which they could be- come affiliated. This organization would serve a meaningful purpose in the school and community and also provide an opportunity for social functions. Since several of the Apprentices were alumni of Beta Lambda Chapter-Pi Phi of Hopewell, Virginia, this group consequently petitioned the Pi Phi Grand Chapter for a charter. This charter was granted and Beta Upsilon Chapter flourished for four years. Then due to the number of Brothers who were called to serve their country during Woi-ld War Two, Beta Upsilon Chapter chose to become dormant and closed the annals of this Chapter of Pi Phi forever. In 1948 after the return of many of the Brothers, a petition for a charter was once again submitted to the Grand Chapter of Pi Phi, and on July 29, 1948 Gamma Zeta Chapter was formed. Eleven Ap- prentices became the charter members of this chapter and strived to rebuild the fraternity as it was before the war. From 1948 to 1955 Gamma Zeta Chapter became an integral part of the Apprentice School. Every school year found Pi Phi Brothers participating in school athletics, student government, the BIN NACLE and BROAD Av publications, and other functions plus the Chapter's own civic and social programs. Inxthe fall of 1955 Gamma Zeta Chapter was approached by the Grand Chapter of the possibility of forming an older group which would be affiliated with Pi Phi, but be known as Pi Sigma Phi. Thus Beta Chapter, Pi Sigma Phi became a reality. During the 1960 fraternal year, we of Beta concentrated most of our effects on the completion of our new fraternity house. We were active once again in the campaign for the March of Dimes and also solicited for the Mus- cular Dystrophy Foundation. The 1960 Most Outstanding Athlete trophy was awarded at the Monogram Banquet and as in the past was sponsored by the Fraternity. During the spring formal week-end, the second annual Iam Sessionv was sponsored by Pi Sigma Phi. This proved to be a huge success. 121 Cfficers Retiring President T. I. Lish handing gavel over to A. D. Newsome, Ir., President elect, and new slate of oflicers. F oreground: M. G. Elmore, Treasurerg D. L. Queen, Executive Sqcretaryg Background: C. W. Rhodes, Vice-Presiclentg I. E. Graham, Recording Secretary. The 4th of July week-end provided a wonderful opportunity for our beach party which was held at Virginia Beach. The Brothers of Beta decided the Beta House would change its location. Additional Brothers were appointed to the House Committeeg floor plans and bills of material were submitted for approval. For approximately eleven months the Brothers labored towards a dream come truef, On December 10, 1960, we held our first organized social in our new aterininalf the annual Christmas Party, which was enjoyed by all. Each year We of Beta are honored by Beta Brothers who are elected to guide the functions, of the Grand Chapter. This year the Grand Chapter has two Brothers from Beta holding the offices of Grand President and Grand Editor. VVe of Beta are proud of the history of Pi Phi-Pi Sigma Phi, but more important the future of our Chapter with the traditional goals and ideals as implied in our Chapter yet, we are always looking to the futureg to the future of the Apprentice Schoolg and to motto: Plus Ultrav- Ever F orwardf, 122 w M ' lx -W U ,W 1 .K ,' , ,- 1 My ,ff ' ' 2 ,.f , .Y ff ,Q . A- ,5 - V 'Mu A ' 2 , J J 'W - K- :gm :ix -WM., . Vg Wfklxyfwfifw M who J r fi! Lf J 3. d ' - .gy- X x, WWF ff' MJ' H +5 5 1.-L,-5. lxt mf, sf ,U A- ,- Y SX ' x . ,..?'2f1' 1 A y ,,, A W W -A' W' ,WN mjrrvwwx, PM mm A A Mg ii www V,mH4WS:.H:4 MW' H ,QA , gg- A A M iw V5 MQWX Aww? X uw ff- .M ,WH W QYJQ ,275 , ,. w HB 1, i4 .J ,M . ' wr Zi.. wwf A ,wif-f Y wx rc - qlggggx W-,L PX S .2 ,Jizz M ML W Q,E.wfE15fa -:G ,ff 'mm X X YHA M5 , E 124 WM. '14 '1 w x 3 XG vL P5 Rl-IO BETA Rho Beta Chapter, one year old and firm on its foundation, seems to be headed for a long stay in Deltville. Chartered on April 11, 1959, when it was felt there was a need and a desire for a second fraternity in the school, it has stood the supreme test of existing after losing many of its organizers to graduation and marriage. The chapter pledging members only froliln She Apprentice School has talented leaders in many of thehigher offices of the Sc oo . 125 5 Y 3 Q 'it Chapter Officers President leads discussion The members support the School in all of its social and civic works. They also Work long and hard to support their national benevolent project Hoosier Boys Townv in Indiana. This project is supported entirely by Delt Sigma through contributions and physical labor when it was first started. In its first year of existence, Rho Beta Chapter was very proud to list among its accomplishments the Winning of the District I achievement trophy and honorable men- tion as Chapter of the Year, at the National Convention held in Chicago. For his ef- fgrts in local and national fraternity Work, Brother Robinson was honored as Delt of t e Yearf, For its efforts, Rho Beta was awarded host chapter for the 64th national conven- tion to be held at the Chamberlin Hotel, August 17, 18, and 19th. It will be the first national convention to ever be hosted on the Peninsula entirely by the members of the Apprentice School. The officers elected for the 1960-61 term are as follows: Tommy Cash, President, Lewis Ray, Vice-President, William Pope, Recording Secretary, Charles England, Cor- responding Secretary, Chuch Jones, Treasurer. , .., -, .QB Y ' . . . K. ss ' . ,,-fiwferiifc-.14-ft., 5:1 nu.. , ,, . . It ,- in-Nr fr U B 512' ,' 'grin W 'mg f' ff? ' XF 1 Delta Sigma Emblem The Gang 126 A e if w.' Six I 1 .A , A A x u ' lf j 7 HI ' C1 .11 ,W :gg H -H, . : W wiv lk F 4 Relaxing 4 Elia 5 'Q Q Fun at the Hpuse igma 0 S 44 Q 4 Q Z Z Y ? ' 4 7 ,, H . 1 1 ,R ., W W7 f . 1, N I Q iih Y 4 ,Fi -.V X in ssl .., -H-3 , A 7 , 5 r li f ,gi Fun being a Rat ISI ierniig ' - . ., V :V 1' eve 9.4r.,,. L ' -'zf ' 3-'PI rfvtiri-I A ' HmfI1QS'Kfg7-g.p:.Li.b.v.,e,gf42. f5g:g,E1.L? . :,, GQ 1 , J'M.-i, F N W W M 'if' ' ,,,,,,W,1,,,wW, M, 1, ,UW H ,ner M M' W , 1. mm! , xF'?gF'm mwnpuuqg.. W 5 W L U M6324 What next? F 1 12 y A ,W fx v, w- Q r 3 I I i' ' W 1 Img A f fs, I Lv UU! Hxfim- ' T- T w, H 11, 'ix 'Qu 2 VALENTINE QUEEN BARTENDER ENGLAND 'Lifmf gg M HE'S ASLEEP? ww v , Q, W Y. UWM . nu w ww, an in H ww If 55 ww .w A-: ,uw gas? 5 -LA nu . VW? , . ,,1,,,Q,,,,, f W QUEEN'S DANCE Wi Q' ' YC',wm '.u 'uf25i 5' r,,i,- V W ' H- I V Y -4-,I PM 1 QQ THEYTRE NOT FOR BREAKFAST SERIOUS MOMENT COMIN Barbara Va of Williamsb g PR I 522. . 1 -y V I --Zi ', 17 I . 4a5EQ'QF si ' ' ':::-,4: .i-5-129'-' 'Lf 'H' A wg g 22211 ,,Mux X 1 ,f a ,,,.fegii - ir - .. mfs - 1- ,ff -is--gg A 1? YE FORMAL I rl rig ft , . A , -:sea X. :X , vii , . . :FQ X X X X M5211 ,Q .af A- W ' ..,1e. ' :ff as -' 4: Z, .- ' f Q ., v, Af' f--1 524' if ' if 9 I 1960 , X X X X ' iw-Xf I 'FH , , , XX M XX Y um XX XX XM XXXX, X X X X X 2' X XX XXQWX XX .Mi 'H X , .1 ,, . , L... , - ':.:1.e-.. ,.,,,u, ,ft--, wi, M ,. EL' V '--nu n:1wv421Q N as 49: i G f Y Y R .xml ' RQ ru 1 iz H, T + 1 m ni m-,m 'm w MPM , V, 5 ssfg 1 M Q2 Y- .z,1',:..Q, .gin .cz - - - - -'--Q ---- ,,r 1 rr it H H .L , ,i , ,ai X, ZX? wi. .1 H ii in m :- BIBLE TUDY CLUB it , .urn : -g r.. N ,Sv , dawg, i T4 1 1 'v -- Y -,gi : 'xg-a,:,vv---.5 V 1 The members of the Apprentice Bible Study Club, an interdenoininational organ- ization, join together each Tuesday night for a period of fellowship and Bible Study. Meetings include a song service, prayer, and a message direct from the Bible. The Club has undertaken the responsibility of teaching Bible classes for Negro children and also Work with Peninsula Youth For Christy by sponsoring some of the high school Bible Club Quiz Teams, and by planning and participating in Funspira- tionsv for the youth. i ,rg il 'gal ffqgfm, f, rr . -? 25'w J ii mjllgffn. it 'UMW' N' 4 ,,,,, A 5 Q R 1 iw! W. 3.7 Y -5 ., , ' ' , y. 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Y A H fy u ' H w 1 uw HX , f wg ,M , muy!-X ww , wwzxmm Nw um , KIDDIE PARTY Each year the Student Body sponsors a Christmas party ,for some of the less for- tunate children of the lower Peninsula. The children are shown several movies, after which Santa arrives in all his glory. The children line up anxiously awaiting their turn to sit upon Santa,s knee to tell him of their wishes for Christmas morning, after which each receive gifts, candy, fruits, etc. After the party the Apprentices escort the chil- dren back to their homes. if VY? ' ' xx A Q x gunv . . li'3iw::'L Ji A '.M ' .1 4, ,Ji I . l 1 ZA 1 I W if j N LJ., ., W J! H 'G H1 'mm . iz ., ,M HV f ' 1 I 55351 . w m 'v ' 1 m ze A iii, 1 'N 'if-gp. , -1 vs? Q , QJ mga EXW :sl w -I nag. ? ' C l L H i E E 1 A E 9 D R 6 E 0 R S 1 - Q N X 1.. XXag?5,1igggg.M?i- ,W 'j: ,5m 'N H -if 12 .P 22- 21'- +-- A V x. H W fsssi,,,,:3m,f mf' Q - A- - --- -' -' 138 l n as .,m,,4?s 155' 7 XX 1:1156 fe 5, ' A-.M-,, r iw AAA K E. AAA 4 -M , . -,...41 ,Bw EW w .u x I L- T24 U. U . ' ,. - f 2 f 7 xy A I Y X. I4 N-452 we f uf f IRS 1' A uv 1 V PL in J. 'EHVX U I Y xxx kip 1 Ta .Tw 'Ta s..,, Wm' DM ww, M... Q m Q 'I 3 AFS Gfiff? Wing .s Am- . H .wifi QF 775' W H. uf' F ml, 'iw 'E' 141 iiimq 1 L.iff1:Z,g 1: W H xv' ww X 10 425.21 W ' , The Higher You Clim CLASS MOTT0 The Better The View CLASS COLGRS Red and Wh CLASS FLQWER White Cemeei CLASS QF 1960 1,f ,, 1 1 L iw T11 ' ' 1 - W 1151111 11 111 I 1 1 4 H- 1 1- I EFL Qi ,ff THE HONORABLE COLGATE W. DARDEN, IB Speaker 1151 2552. i ' 1.11 111 1 . ia. . ms, , EM Ni, J-ff R' X11 wifi! we iii , 1, fffif ,. .Eff 1 .Y f , 9, - vw K ,151 1 1 fm' . Q .11 g, 15, A., .V my ,mm 1 Asks.: - . 551 gf ,Ag M1111 wlw vm, .ig 1 ' ls, - Y ' 1 . . 1,12 .L 1 'L ' , M w M L, 1V1,,1 mx, . ...W ii 1 , .., 'rm 1-1..1.. :SQ ,, ..,, 1w.., !e535,5A1.Q12 fYf,ii:Es.1fQ i1,gammgx1 MR. W. E. BLEVVETT, IR., Master of Ceremomes MB. A. B. DAIL, Class Secretary 143 N I- R- INNIS D. G. DRAKE T. K. LAWRENCE M. E. DAVIS ' ,iw 4. , KN V , .N . W-. A , '- Y u ,HV H.- ,-i .,,. .-.R H uf. ,- ,xv I. O. MERCER A. E. CALLIS 144 L. FERGUSC AWARD M. C. POLK Gold watches are presented to the four-year student and the five-year student who have the highest combined overall averages in both classroom and shop. These awards are given by the Apprentice Alumni Association in memory of Ho- mer L. Ferguson, former President of our Company, and C. Guy Via, former Director of Education and Training. G. G IA AWARD C. S. SATTEBFIELD 145 IELS HRI ST IA Ns O Hull Design-1. G. MILLER ' R F M A Y Atomic Power Design-C. s. SATTERFIELD R H W D 1 Engineering Design-R. D. NETHERY 146 ther Winners Steel Hull-R. S. SAVAGE Hull Outfitting-R. G. ALCOTT Machinery-C. T. PARKER Machine Shops-O. L. STRICKLAND Foundry-I. W. HULIN CHARLE F. N v Bronze Medal-First Year Apprentice CHARLES EDISON CAR TER Silver Medal-Second Year Apprentice ROBERT CARLTON HOARD Gold Medal-Third Year Apprentice VIRCIL EUGENE REID, IR. 147 AW RDS Homer . Ferguson and hip ard Scholarship ' ' we ' rw I H ' , ,J U U H ' 1..,- wi ' X X 4, H H A E., , . -iw cr? ' ,551 ' ..-:QQ YzE5 M. T. Harris receiving Scholarship Award from Mr. I. R. Kane. I. M. Burke and M. A. Northey receiving Scholarship Award from Mr. A. E. Cox. 148 Gold Journalism Zllf 'Emma wk xg, , ' w w Wu x ifff ' N Wszgw 7- , vs. ,El st , ., wait? M WNW'-issfege Amzhggw This year's Iournalism Awards were awarded to Ray Dossett freceived by his motherl, Szweibka, Steppe, Childress, presented by W. E. Pope, President Student Body. X ' '-Q vvv. . I. -in V .Q 'I - 1 , W K I I I H--:FIR 1, ,.,.vvv- 1 .14-f' M335 'pf , 1 1 A in f - 1 . ' '5fi Tf:5' f' f i - iff.-J. I - I. in , x. 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Aw - W -W: 5, 5:15.55 VV V . 1 - . -:Q 'J I A l f'. f,- ---' ,T MISS .IEAN BUTTENHAGEN Charlestown, W. Va. MISS VIOLET STOUT Buckingham, Va. .fx I g . I MRS. NANCY BURT Newport News, Va. 'III Ilwww MISS BONNIE BAKER Cartersville, Va. 153 E Ga., . Z fn - u .LEM-tibvw ,lu n. x,.,, u ,41 1 MISS VIRGINIA HOLLAND Zuni, Va. I , H H .rw I Hg MRS. SHERRILYN WALDEN Newport News, Va. mmm., 1 .. R531 w Q J' we . .I MISS SHARON REED Newport News, Va. MISS CAROL MCDONALD Hampton, Va. I V? ,Z A MRS. DONALD STEPPE Marion, Va. I 'WY um I Ie, l -L- I-1, 1 eww A MISS EVELYN HOLT Glenns, Va. ,I , 4 MISS KATHRYNE BAIRD MISS VERLLA MARTIN Suffolk, Va. Newport News, Va. 2 Nw f - Z ,,, ,ga ,I , ,..4. 5 Tlx... T? E S :SE A we MISS IACKIE DUNN MISS IVIARTHA JACKSON Hampton, Va. DUHH, N- C- V?f1m . ,, 5 I MRS. IOI-IN MERCER MISS NANCY MILLIC-AN Newport News, Va. M9-fi0H, N- C- 154 MISS FRANCES BARTONE Hampton, Va. MISS BARDFORD LEE Hampton, Va. v' 4 MISS HUNTLEY BASS Courtland, Va. ,, I I XM: B. 'Q ,E I I: 53? ww w.x,5'. I 1? - ,Q on I ,ui MRS. WILLIAM GOOD, IR. Hampton, Va. mmm W If H W, MISS SHIRLEY WILLIAMSON Newport News, Va. wfwgmg ,I H 'V II,,,,,,p,,,,..,gEggg,,'' , tt. MISS JANE CABRAWAY Fountain, N. C. 155 vga... 'QM MISS BEVERLY WHELESS Warwick, Va. ' 15 I Iwfzffixf-in Yes Maasai I 2 ,ss F, wi MISS SHIRLEY ARROVVOOD Marion, N. C. in T? JI - M ,I w if? H H ,,',1T3g4g...I W . Hllut 'HN'l1lj3Fj ig' If ' 1 2, S 1 , 5' I1 M MISS PATTY STOKES Hampton, Va. ormitor ,Q H H 2 SQ 2 w :.fu'BiTn-nu 5 sig I-on-4 - ii -ef:sQ- , X uf w w w ff As Y 5 ii' V + + + , QW ur 1 by MN ,.,........ ' 1 X-:ww 'gf E nfl :. EY Q 'sim :ww u .mm H vu w -' I H 1 -' -- fm- 5 Ja V A . gm ,E ggqq, EE Z F 3: AL.. ...,A., ,V ,Z rs.. W ,. 11 rg .AL inn K 1 H 1, .Q ' W 2 1 W , H , ,W ,,,,1,,.,M. M H , 2 Q K ' ' w w W' ww ,X 5517-5 zz H -Q-H mf' E H 12 HH'HuHww! 5 Q w EH Mu M W H H 156 vis? Y ' ' ' . V 12' B111 1 W S 11 ?11a' ? 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Lamkin, Head Coach Apprentice Entrance Exam 1. If John can Write a 6,000 Word term paper in 12 hours, how long would it take him if he used a pencil? 2. A 100 pound projectile is fired upward at a 75 degree angle and With an ini- tial velocity of 3,200 feet per second. How deep will the projectile sink into the ground if the rain came on Tuesday of last month? 3. What is the name of the new Kelloggis cereal that does not snap, crackle or pop but just lies there in one soggy mess? 4. What is a hydraulic? Hint: It might be a shovel with a handle on both ends. 5. Was General Grant killed by a flash of lightning? 6. George Washington chopped down the cherry tree because faj He thought it was the best way to get it down Cbj He thought it was a good way to get into politics CCD It blocked his View of his 22 year old blond neighbofs sun porch fdj He thought it was a bush. CAUTION: Before reading results of this testg take a tranquilizer,,open a Win- dow, take a seat and get a firm grip on yourself: 2366 Gouldnit find the right room 18WJ Went to sleep during the quiz 36? Didn't bring a pencil 14WJ Have been sent back to high school 2429 Got their finger caught in the pencil sharpener 6.12345 'M Gave up 1.87655 WJ Gut the examination TOTAL 101 W 1 'Some idiot took the examination twice-he liked it! 159 --ff ff' ...svn P TE wg if 2 ia Apprentice i School .i.,,,fgL , ,M 2-2 -1--,L X455 .- 3: I in F. R. WHITE L. H. FLOWERS Director of Education and Training Chief Instructor 160 I. H. Stokes asks for an answer. G. A. Henirick, our. Faculty Clown. P. B. Givens explains moments. N '-:gr 1 lla ' , -Y' l ,X Y , l .1 ,M N N Rh vw ww H . w uw 1 1 E. R. Williams giving a test. . mf: 5 .E :f 4 I'-I I. P. Shorter thinks things over. F. R. WVhite giving Mrs. Huffman a few pointers on golf or something. 5-I 1 QQ, My wfuxgii 1 1. :V W J wfggrwnwlj Na? 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Q Keel for Pacific Mail steamer, Our Hull 31, 1899 Battle cruiser, Constitution, being scrapped 1924 169 1 W 1 'wzg '1ff11 w' 1111111-ff 1f1 1 -11-W. . ti-as ' ' 'X ' wrgfyay Lew-1 - 1 - ,. , g' 1-- Q1 11 Q., '21 1119i5g11111'111 11Qb5,e11 11 1' jf . 1.1 2 we twwvv' 5 11:3f111111Hv -1 M H ,11 if X, M 1 .ffm 11! 111511. 1 Xp, ,1 1 ,.,, 111 fgiiml?-fm 1 1' U X wlwsiff 1 11111.43 11111111 1 1 1 11 111 ,, , ,,,..1,Q'z 11 'J yw '25 5 11 .111 I :::.it'1 ' we ' 1. 11 ,f,...1.:' Y Y 4. -1 11 1fzs:ss11- 11 11 fji,3g?fn1 1, We --13 - 11 Wm 1 1 M., ,,. 33,214 11135153-gygf 1111!1Ljg,5Qit1111 '111L?Q2Ql1jj'11 : Em 11 sf j7'egg31Q1 11 11 H3311 111 111 View of plant construction Work on North Side of Yard, May 1919 ' .11nS:?Lale M' 11125 eswf' 1' , 81111151 W, H11 1 4 -Eiiiizf Q fw 1115511111111 21 1 ' 1' ,U ,111 1 11 11 931111 1 1 1 111 51113143111 111 111 XM- 1 1 .1 1 1,1111- 1- 1i2?'111 111 '11 '1113v1w15i4?2f11 11- 111111451- J, 1 fi '11 111151111 1 1 1 1. 1111-1:61511 ..s11m-' 1 ' .. .1 . 1!:i1?i,p:J' G 'wsfgffg 1 1'1'ff '- Eiglissa 11 111H111 . 3 1 W1 1 1 1 11 1 1111 - 12 'n1sxrs111 5113111111 111 11 , - ,1 N 1' ,AU ,ggg1111 111 11 1 1+11g,5fZI' ss, 11 1- 11 ,17 1 119.535 ' 265455, W me . 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To Grann Gresham 175 AM411111 111 1 1 5 15 .r vin VVa1'1'en Fallm Wants the football. Our football players Mother Hens fl-rj R. VV. Wood D. R. Bolt C. P. VViggins, P D. Willard. gk Nw qu w',HzaNeQg.F1 we GRANVILLE, HALL Co-Ciptain ...fag-.-15? -.:. I 5 , -- - , . Q :oo ' M V Q ' .::, -I .,., . - ,., i Y- - -1, 1 R All l9 ...Q Front Row fl-rj: Coach Heflin, LeCompte, Phillips, Brown, Easter, Drake, Iones, Wright, Ferree, Sholar, Coach Smith. Second How: Peacock, Strickland, Hill, Alexander, Hall, VVilliams, Bristow, Tomlinson, Perry, Young, Bailey. Third Row: Wilson, Yearwood, Durham, Ratcliffe, Burnette, Ev- ans, Iordan, Neely, Selfe, B. Moody, Padgett. Fourth Row: Marlarkey, Kellum, VV. Wood, Bradshaw, Koger, Patterson, B. Moody, F allin, DeHart, Gregory, Harlow. Fifth Row: Managers Bolt, Wiggins, Wood, and Willard. Missing-Oliver, Nobles. l ' r er 1? M 1, Q w seein if w, ' M ww ues? , , , N N . sg, r x, ' . I' 1, it - 'rf in A H e.-'ii l .xi 1 Q - we .J it DALMA DRAKE, Co-Captain Coaches Smith and Heflin. f, 2 - M ll aw... , u u a , ,,,,,, A + , , a r j ar www li 1 ,ru H H U wad,-' 'H w v H Y YH iw ' N uw , , . H V ' 5, ,Q ' ,. , H mm ., I ww U I 1 -'F' WY: Z ' ' ' 5 f 'lx'4 'QMS' ' ' KQQvW,llll, ,-NK?-? Y T1,,,,i fl1,il,.kM ,ak gi ... ww. -.eg 'LHR H . Q En? .2 is.. ,,, .af --51.5--.'f. . H..! '...m.. .. .M -. .. . . . .ia The Cheerleaders l f -l aaa .l..'1f5753x.g'W if .wt .. .. Q.. sg fi-5 if ' Q ,g.... t. .... .ig.l...l...1'.a5...gQN...Hf52 . Egg giimglf.. .... 5. .. .. V 2... ,X Le.. .ggg.!QL..iS '..452i5:flllf'ff1f..'l5?f ...Q M g' .ff ww 'ne ,'4i.5.'.-M W. .. E? 2 Q ..1...glg1g..M,.M .W 5 III j, ia ff 2. 35, ' 95344 f ' 'M 'J if ' qgk'EF5s., ... Ht Q Q EE lif'l W l't 55'-ef ' giliifgw-igl...'.,gg2.g..H wa - . .Sl L Z . ..-.l1e...:...,..gpa, ne! ' ' . . ll Q ' Y xiii 5 .U Eli ,N ,... .1 lm .. .. .,. M .ie '.1.....a....,.f,, The Homecoming Game with the usual rain nw' WARREN WOOD VVhere is the ball? Entertainment at Halftime by the Shriners Oriental Band if-Tm. NORRIS PERRY Granville Hall and G. A. Padgett The Shriners Oriental Band -qs w Y. is M 3 DON IOBDAN ,- - 4? RICHARD HILL Q H!lL.r- This is Murder! ..s-- 4 Come on Cheer! 179 Coaches Smith and Heflin taking it easy. Coach G. E. Pop,' Lamkin and W. E. Pope, President of ,. if ' ., '55 the Student Body HAROLD PEACOCK Lots of Action A Touchdown Almost i,- f,-...,,.f:-Z . , 1 . , . . V-. rw - 1 :, - ,f If-M1-xr The Backfield-Selfe, Drake, Evans and Wright Halftime Entertainment Standing room only! Let,s Go Team' ' P Free for all PHILLIPS BURNETTE F ERREE HILL DALMA DRAKE Drake Takes Pass From Center Bumette Gets Punt OH East Carolina Elon ..,.. Frederick . . , West Virginia Chowan . Gallaudet , . . Bullis . . A .E:-, L- 5 re, i. 1: x gf lu FOOTBALL 1960 Tech. A N21 U30 H18 M21 H14 0 42 Won 1 - Lost 6 X f . w Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice , A me My fi -ugfgu H H gqww W i im. i. H 353, H.. H i J 5 is 4 J I . 5- Y , .- ,- .:wffp,ivi mm , ' wr ' 'Rfb , TN. 1 e -ew 'J'l: 'E N ' 1 ,,,!,,, U .1 i A mad scramble Up the Middle ,Q i l .I Z Give me some Waiter' V ,ge , - - 3 + ., ,-'1,1.-, '.:,.fa-sfsfa' ' gf: If -1 Y ' , I. f' Qu' A- 'f.:,.Ai,-.x.f. ff,-'4' , , Q EEE Y I N if 1 v 'H 1 Gui a if- H L , W' ff . l N Q f I iss u 1 Q' if N ' 4:'...,.i,:'.:.: 5VmW.V.l7,E-:J-5 A . A' 3 'A I- - V 'M H -.W , Z Q , if ' Z fr V A .11 l Q I Ee it A ,- Q , KE' -.K -g5f.,'f -:f DON .IORDAN it H W ,.,. ie F. ,A , , . Wt 4 fi Bw? by , wfligifia Q 1. Q -aff Q2 repeal .5 ,W P' xg, wi -fiat in v we 41 -YN li- L' ,fi wg .,, L? Fw.. ,jffxfv xl bmi v3 mel aPfi'g'l'y4'5'l5 E ,f'mQ,4 ning? gg 5-32 5.564 Vai 1 Ax Kiln-1 q 1 ka Av If rf ' llfw Hi? 'H i , ..,. , 7, . Y ,, ' 11' ag-Zi ef' . . -515,11 if 'rm-lf?f11,T51 1 4' -' ' +61 1 '..z ,sw , ' A - in L55' vu -,- 'sy' ,hw A I ..,-.,- L, r pg- , fffipgfie' x - f .. M ' f ,s,:- 4 A -1 5.14 in Y u .J- .,, LS' e-: '-A ui'-aem..1 , , ,-ggi I ,,6'r. Ain. Y ,. ku 7 Q A ...i 1 ,, , fir- ' V, . ' ft if u - l gefE.g'- 'f:,.4f -E'5'c:f'IJ7Z:'v : .E,Wk5Zf 1, ':: ' ff- , 'fx gif... 5 fl' ' 5.59 ' 183 Q' ' ,Af -vi' A-. my ' ,. 0 l ,ws iw 5 ,H NSY' H we 5 ,ff ' f,PfeE'f ' f T R- i Ni , fu A it y X m-Ufjfs 'C .- The Chase Around End LAN BRADSHAW Here it Comes W urs WVARREN WOOD VICTORY! Front row IL-Rj: Peacock, Strickland, Alexander, Sholar, Harlow, Bradshaw. Second row KL-RQ: Brown, Koger, Bristow, Easter, Padget, Hall, ENDS. Front row KL-Rj: Patterson, R. Moody, Wilson, Yearwood, Young, jordan. Second row KL-RQ: Kellum, Lecompte, Ma- larkey Ratcliffe Durham Neely Tomhnson B Moody HILL AND EVANS a : : 2 : - - First row L-R: C. Arrington, I. Markham, K. Whiteside, K. Selfe, C. Spencer, C. Hooper, D. Steppe, VV. Fallin. Second row L-R: E. Bell, C. Brown, D. Messick, E. Pierce, D. Fernald, B. Adams, M. Wunder, I. jones. Third row L-R: B. Cook B. Hardison, L. Ray, B. Spence, B. Savage, W. Spencer, W. Wood. Fourth row L-R: Manager Carr, Coaches M. Davis G. E. Pop Lamkin, Managers Pyle, Cash. LEADING SCORERS Charlie Spencer, Co-Captain ....... Kenny Selfe .,............ . . Charlie Arrington .......... .... Caroll Hooper, C0-Captain .... , . E KP H L k. k Wilbur Spencer .......... , .. . op ammatwor. EdBeHH Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice 3995 Univ. of Richmond .,,.. 9135 71 Randolph-Macon ........ 51 75 East Carolina ....,..... 47 5255 William 61 Mary Frosh H6925 67 Elon College ......,.... 69 Frederick College .....,. 56 TRI-MEET 821!6 Frederick College ...., 632 Chowan College ,...... 535 67 l!4 53 1X2 45 40 7!12 40 31 TRACK WVhere s bottom? s pf, 3 - 1' - . -H-2 4' xx F st kr , ' H. .A al MR:.?45g34g5:v2' sr.. 4 J. ,, M, 1 555 , '- , Hz.-ij wQ,H'fEg ' ' 'ws-, -' ll, '- , W - . ,-yn-'.'?' 4, iil, - - - A Q' A E a 1 J' R31 Q1 g my ffzw W W H 5 AMQFIQ A gmail, H Wm 1 , H ,E Q? 95 W EB? H m . 1 ufizafiw ' ' -Am! ,W ?,, QM mmf' N' -. . . ,fa L i 2,5-ygj 1:13. 21, H-J 'Q ' x:j.f5:EV-f 'JSI - Q f.r,'-Jjglx-a. ,ga :ig : I N' Wmi L WM Wheres th1S thmg go? R W. Spencer and Bell take first and second in two mile. Finished at last. , - V ,H gsifssa.. , ,, Q5iiism,,,,, .sie , ,. H Qllqsfsisfssm U , 'll NNW 'H,Nt-j,'1 1siis:11 l1 M 'M mNN mle e169, H 1, VV gs 4 if -Y, , It's close Up and Over. Starting Young. ,K 1: u u film tl ww llikgen ww vi il H 54,5313 5 ,, A. ?'S2-fn Q3 li! 'iii -1. 5 I - 2 -V 1, 3, 4. :Sl Coming around the bend. L. is Our Watch dog. ,,zw, 1. F gf d H. fs. Ed Bell takes B1St Steppe breaks the tape ww w w w ,Ao ll D E, ,wx X w ww X H w H x H u w g Hug.. N Mllflh- -f,.5-1.5. - .- Q ,- M-5, amy. .., .. --'i--'lf If-, JB eq 113 ' .Q A - V ' , Mgr .Q 1 - L U 4 x ' 'fl ,..,' ,. M.- , 41 .5534 U .Jw 7 IACK MARKHAM .miziuv 52 L uwkm. ,lm. H .. ,oggpwnw N ,, .. mv, fgahiw' wa Follow the leader ' ?' 19:52 -J-...I'?-ii? Y Jlg wiflkf , Y - ,. . . 5' I ,W 1, I ,H H' 1 I '- ' ' -'U'--. 1- -' ' --'---34 uf - W vw - ii'Q ' ,-'f2 ef C, , , -' , ,Q f , '-a-:5?5:5a- 5 , 'f I In ' ,L-,,:,.:,-:1ea+s3.. , . I, . .. , ' , - , .. v-' 'Y ' 5 H. lg. f .5 o .J-'..,,. -fi. ' ' 4- I bg' 'e' . 'ff 4 2+ ,a g W 'Sa-f+ Z,Q4 -1 - 1, . 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Rv 5 Y V . -2 15 , I K-f v 'He L , -1 . ,,at,w,f wtf , U., V, 1 1 . - ' M V L K .. -, tf ' 'N- ':2 5f5-flif:'I f' - 'lf 'N ' ' .. , 'fK ' -- 'f . Af'--.-Q,, 5: M -' -- -q,,.:,g..4-,,.,.,,-,,::..f,-7, 7221 --71 gg.- 15,7 -- A ' 31 i if? .iffiil-. ' r-L -1'-- , t Bob Spence takes hand-off from Hardison. just Lazy 191 r -5- at Front row L-R: Freddie McDowell, Bucky Burt, Homer Nicely fCaptainQ, Bobby Iones, Freddie Wright, and Don Pit- tard. Second Bow L-R: Chuck Wise, Charles Volhein, lim VVilliams, Donald Hall, Bob Savage, and Larry Thomas. Third row L-R: Erwin Alexander QAssistant Managerj, C. E. Pop Lamkin fCoachj, and Ed Bell Qivlanagerl. Missing from picture: Charley Rhodes, Ronald Bowers, Don Steppe fAssistant Managerj. BA KETB LL Action against Louisburg College. Coach C. E. Pop Lamkin. 192 ,KI-:-vu Ti 51.4 Wg Ls.. amd! I mm ' 2 x ' , BUCKY BURT BOBBY IONES Freddie WVright, Shot, and Don P1tta1d Standing by. I .5 m'-. f , lump ball elk! 3 W gf 5 M' Hin ,Mm w H J HHN Up for grab. Pittard shoots. ww. wwgg N .Him gg uw W' P? CHARLES VOLHEIN RONNIE BOWERS Apprentice 72 Apprentice 58 Apprentice 68 Apprentice 82 Apprentice 48 Apprentice 62 Apprentice 37 Apprentice 78 Apprentice 69 Apprentice 51 Apprentice 61 Apprentice 57 Apprentice 53 Apprentice 86 Apprentice 84 Apprentice 75 Apprentice 60 Apprentice 61 POINT MEN Homer Nicely Bobby Iones . Don Pittard . Bucky Burt . Scores Chowan College 49 .. . . Univ. of Richmond 48 . . . . . East Carolina 87 . . . Medical College 65 . . . . Frederick College 73 R. P.I. 57 . . . William 'Sz Mary Frosh 69 Pembroke College 80 Louisburg College 67 R. P. I. 68 Frederick College 96 . . . . . . . Louisburg College 72 Chowan junior College 65 Medical . . . Pembroke College 73 College 75 Alu1nni51 .........,. Southeastern 78 . . . . . William 81 Mary Frosh 81 TOTAL POINTS AVERAGE . . . . . , 340 20.0 . . . 182 10.7 . . . 164 9.6 . . . 163 9.6 I3 ' 'lift' V :-: gf iff' .FM ll I 'rggisllwu v ,1 G Q 5 X. 5 3.-,riiigg ,MW yr 4' ww . 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' H2112 N- ,, nj .,: -- 1 1 ml I -Ji ' A . lmj- ., 'W ,ly um m,i.11j...y3 .VIAJQ 3 r 1. . gn . ,L s ,-..Q.s'fQ 1 . . ,, , fn, . .La , - -ly, V . EA' AAA First Row: VVilkins, Kearney, Managers Cook and Hovey, jones, Hedrick. Sec- ond Row: Peacock, Parkerson, Bracey, Wells, Nobles, Woolard, Ferree, Wright, Martin. T hircl Row: Hedrick, Drake, Latham, Harris, Hulin, Moore, Lamphier, Coach Owen Maguire. E51 1 CO-CAPTAIN FREDDIE WRIGHT CO-CAPTAIN DALMA DRAKE COACH OWEN MAGUIRE B 2, af r- ' f i w V 1 3. 4. U ' N5 . 2, IERRY HULIN lg IW ,WHQE'lE?351' Q,nw, f?gQ1ov,,w5 ZA ww ,y 1 559,wu.w,.,R1,.,,NWo I' .1 I.Eg.Iggsgza,vXwggz1,2Ef I I 1 -F52 I LSI H E . V ,, ww w ,r DAVID IONES CHARLIE MARTIN ? Throw It! Apprentice Dugout 199 M. were PAUL F ERREE MITCHELL HARRIS BOB ELVIS MOORE Chowan . . . 0 Chowan . . . 2 Frederick... ..r4 .. Louisburg 2. .. R.P.I. ..,,....., ...Z ., So.Conn.State... ...1 .. So.Conn.State.,. ...3 .. Frederick ,.... 1 .. R.P.I. .... ...8 .. Fort Eustis .,.. 1 .. Fort Eustis .... 0 .. Louisburg 5 .. LangleyAFB... ...7 .. Langley AFB .... 6 .. BATTING AVERAGES Latham ......A,.......... Iones . . . . . Hedrick . , , . . Peacock . . . . . Harris . . . . . Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice 385 370 360 294 289 , Q Jw: I PETE PARKERSON 1 'V f - N Mi Hit that Ball! First Base Coach Over Shot First Base Gene Hedrick Come On, Throw the Ball Next Batter The Bat Boy and Coach Take It Easy A S BA 2 ,Q tl Wu , :ga -N W ,- we :Q as mw,.'m- 1f,1'W.sigg,,.. ki :Q ef fi- izxusgvf . ww an L .Ng f S ff: R 3 'HF fit' ' ' 'HM 1 M H, M.. 1, My y - e Q 3 I ll gl, M ,, Q ., m A ? qi gf H . - 1 -L , NV W, H t . 3 1: E iff ' -- L M 'H w Hsselw, H as me W ae: ,. 5 ,wx v, . 3 -Q g,1- im li' BW-92f? m5g Q EL if is im 2 .M to , l. 1 W .. . M E ...X H .1 f E ' J'-JU' I 'Q , J 'I-, -- ns ' ' if M : ' fg in ag. W Q L-E H W N w - f ' . Y' wi fir . ' ' l N we ' 1, 1.5 .- 'if S. '14,- H Ki n 5 Z V I l .. H .. ..,,, ,,.. , , . Y I X 1 g L x V fisgfiefllf? gl fa if-2 P11 2 J ,Q Q.. 54 fs. .. , L . 5 ,- 'W' l.v m -M 5 1-NHWX iff? H S 1 ,WH . w. if fill? w M wg . , 21 'x 'Q wt 3- . , - , ., ..n..,,, .- - F irst Row, kneeling, Z-r: Ierry Little, Ronald Bowers, Harry Bobby Bracey, Roland Matthews, Bob Wilke1'son, Ray Reglster, Mike McCormick, Bill Wilkins, Elbert Richard- Rackley, Dale Wells, and Billy Clark. son, Bob Hall. Second Row, standing, Z-r: Harry Veazey, Missing: Coach Owen Maguire and Iennings Coley. 202 First Row, Z-r: Harold Peacock, jack Morgan, Charles Plasters. Second Row: L. H. Flowers, Chief Instruc- tor Apprentice School, Mike McCormick, Marvin Teachey, Rex Vick, Grady Brown. Th-ircl Row: Bodie Wright, Jim Healy, Don Steppe, Charles Spencer, Gene Treier, and Pete Pratt, Manager. Shipyard League Champs 1960 Front Row, Z-r: Charles Spencer, lack Morgan, Wiley Baker, Pete Pratt fManagerQ, and Chick,' Fox. Back Row: Mike McCormick, Rex Vick, Don Steppe, Grady Brown, Bodie Wright. 203 J. V. House League Champions FITTER - BOILERMAKERS First Row, kneeling, Z-r: Curt Meredith, Ray Ledforcl, Gale Bush CCaptainj, Bill Hudgins. Second Row, standing: Roy Morrow Clvlanagerj, R. F. Ratcliife, Roland Matthews, jack Waddell, Bill Adams. Second-Place SHEET METAL - RUNNERS-UP First How, kneeling, Z-r: Red Smith, Doyle Schuckers, L. C. Hall, Roy Carraway. Second Row, standing: Tony Davis QPlayer Coachj, Gerald Alcott, Don Iordan. Missing: David jones. 204 'Sans USGN USUN DEGN 1750 -i fx Center of picture, left to right: D. Boyd Thomas, Assistant Director of Education and Training, Gordon E. Lamkin, Assistant to the Director of Education and Training. First row, kneeling, left to right: Mike Hirshman CMascotl, Phil Wheeler, Bob Collins, Bob Cook CPresident of the Leaguel, Jack Nethery, Hoke Parrish, Roy Carraway, David Jones, Doyle Schuckers, and L. C. Hall. Seconcl row, standing, left to right: Ira Hirshman CManagerJ, Al Veazey, Bob Berry, Richard Bayne, Brooks Greene, S. D. Youngblood, Al Alcott, Edwin Smith, Tony Davis, Walter Healy, Don Jordan, and Gip Robbins fManagerl. Center of picture, left to right: john H. Stokes, Math Instructor Appren- tice School, Gordon E. Lamkin, Asst. to the Director of Education and Trainingg Gale Bush, Vice President of the League. Hull Design Team on the left side-Electricians Team on the right. First row, kneel- nig, left to right: Garland Joyner, Tom Cash, Don Phillips, Don Fern- ald, Ronald Rackley, Mike Horner, David Hovey, Bill Smith, Warren Fallin fCo-Secretary of the Leaguel, Charles Martin, and G. C. Byrd. Second row, .s-tancling, left to fight: Dick Young, Carroll Hooper fManag- erl, Sherman Pierce, Robert Turner, XVilliam Pope, Ed Harlow, I. B. Williford, C. M. Rutter, Bill Clark, and jim Lamphier. Center of picture, left to right: Luther H. Flowers, Chief Instructor Appren- tice Schoolg G. E. Lamkin, Asst. to the Director of Education and Train- ing, NVarren Fallin, Co-Secretary of the League. Machine Shops Team on the left and Pipe Department Team on the right. ,First Row, kneeling, left to right: Mac Langston, Erwin Alexander, Earl Inge, Bob Williams, Richard Moody, and Tevis William- son. Second Row, standing: Frank Carlton, Elvis Moore, Wayne Lilly, Joe Thompson, Robert Holly, Harry Register, and Glen Padgett CMan- agerj. Center of picture, left to right: Paul B. Givens, Math Intsructor Ap- prentice School, G. E. Lamkin, Asst. to the Director of Education and Training, jim Pirkle, Co-Secretary of the League. Fitter-Boilermakers Team on the left and Apprentice Gallery Team on the right. First Row, kneel- ing, left to right: Roland Matthews, Curt Meredith, Richard Hudgins, Ray Ledford, Gale Bush fVice President of the Leaguel, Bill Wilkins, jerry Chappell, joe Catanzarito, Zeke Zeh- mer, Jerry Burnett. Second Row, standing: Roy Morrow CManagerl, C. A. Adams Jack Waddell, R. F. Batclilfe, Moses Easter, Ierry Little, Ed Chappell, Ray Rackley, Don Steppe lAssistant Managerl, and Iim Brown fManagerl. Softball 1960 APPRENTICE SOFTBALLJ 'LILAWL First Row: lim Xvatson, Bob VVhiteliead, Harry Strickland, Richard Hudgins. cl R Ioe I VVebb Manager and President of League, Ierry Harney, Secon J ow: A U. , Tony Davis, Fred Nixon, Tevis Williamscan. Missing from picture: Don Steppe, Bill Pernell, Ioel Medford, Don Iordan. 206 1-:,. , Q 5.1 . 41, - gf, - . w-.-,-JC- X5 ,iff 5 ' . at , A wfymw-' I, ,ff-1 b , e , x Q W i V an 'x 4:11 T- ',Ynf.'.FJ' ' ' ' .., 'Xl 5'1-:Killian . - mu gwrw F, ff? ,233 Wi? -1 -JE? QQ ef' 1 61 1 - f.- 1 1 , 1 11 1 . it! ' ' , M1111111j!113s5l111ggg111.131 g1111w111311 We 52111j1W1111'11,gi1g1g'111111112552 -111 11 11Ei1, -1 L5-V14 11 - V 71111, 1,531 ' g:AQ11 '1 1. fg j . ls- 'ref-ef-f--,f 1-A-Q--1 QW SH 11 wa. WSE vm, nw M1111 11111511 411.111 QW gig 115555511 H1fsgs:,,. ,, 1 . A 51:71 1 3 '1 1 171 1 ,L Wm, V -Lv - .s ' 9 1 ' -11 We 11 11 V, A N N 11A 3 ,,Y!. U . A A W .,,,.1,..,,.,. , 'N f' ' V? 1 19 ,,., K 11 '1 1: '1 1 M9111 MP Wi- ll f1fKfw 11 was-1 1g 955111 1g2d,.f 1f'1 5 .T A , Q 3 11gs11..1tgg?53 . i .Q 1 5 .ai G we t 5 H '1 wgpg X 1 it . I . , 1 .n1-1-ses 111 -' 1' ' ' gy'-11 --ff 5 , 1 1, ' ff- 1, 1 1 .1 - ,1 1 135, 511 'W1 wise, 1 1 11 1ffl ' '!1,, ,11!1F126f': . X ' 1 1 11 1 1 111 F1 'A 1 ' f 5 , 5 H J N 1 1'-Q ' 3, '! f A 17' 12 'Q :SIL-1 11 1 X CU. ' ' . ' ' 1':'1r: , 1 fm in 1 ' 1 'H' 11 5 1 11 11 me N a Q 1 11g .19 1 1 111 11 I V1 1 -11 , ge :H ,f!.111,j11 1 L, ,vu 1 711 115 Dalma Drake was presented the Athlete of the Year Award for 1960 by the Pi Sigma Phi Fraternity. Dalma is a 4-letter man in both baseball and football, and was co-Captain of the football and baseball teams in 1959-60. Athlete of The Year I 'v- M gp Talking it over The Grass is always Greener BA QUET On February ll, 1960, the Apprentice Athletic Association held its Seventh Annual Monogram Banquet. All Apprentices who had quali- fied for letters or stars in their respective sports received their awards. Among our honored guests were Mr. A A. Giese, Personnel Man- ager, and his two assistants, Mr. J. C. Johnson and Mr. H. L. Browne, and our own Mr. Wlnte. The Head Coach for each sport awarded the nionograins. They were Mr. Gordon E. Lamkin for football, basketball and track, and Mr. W. A. Rich for baseball. -0 -.3 . , ,-A ,gig V fs lj,-iv' F .f 1 . Q34 Q! D1-Op Something? Getting clown to business 210 PAUL HARRIS AL ALCOTT ED BELL FREDDIE WRIGHT G. E. Burt, M. M. Harris C. B. Hooper B. A. Iones M. D. Iordan G. VV. Nelson, Ir H. G. Nicely, Ir. I. F. Prescott R. M. Adams C. E. Arrington E. F. Bell 1. D. Bragg G. R. Bristol G. D. Bush B. C. Cook W. E. Fallin D. L. Fernald W. C. Gilliam, Ir R. E. Gregory C. B. Hooper I. W. Iones R. A. Kolesha P. I. Markham D. L. Messick M. W. Nesbitt W. I. Coley, Ir. I. V. Dabney D. G. Drake P. L. Ferree E. K. Hedrick I. W. Hulin P. D. Iones K. A. Kurtz E. M. Alexander R. G. Alcott R. E. Bowman G. R. Bristol S. W. Bristow, Ir VV G. . Brown I. W. Burnette B. R. Childress D. G. Drake R. S. Davis W. B. Evans M. Easter W. E. Fallin Basketball R. S. Savage L. D. Thomas I. E. Thompson B. L. Vaughan L. F. Wright E. F. Bell, Mgr. D. M. Patterson, Mgr Track L. F. Ray R. S. Savage K. D. Selfe R. L. Spence C. V. Spencer D I . .Steppe R. B. Steppe D. I. Thomas R. B. Vick QSUFU K Whiteside, jr. B. Williams M. A. Wunde1', lr. T. L. Cash, Mgr. A. F. Creal, Ir., Mgr. R. S. Dossett, Ir. Mgr D. W. Marrs, Mgr. aseball. I. Latham, Ir. C. H. Martin R. F. Moore C. T. Parker I. H. Parkerson L. H. Peacock H. T. Wertz L. F. Wright Foo tball M. D. Iorclan M. R. Langston D. L. Messick D. R. Moody N. W. Perry N. I. Phillips R. F. Ratcliife K. D. Selfe R. L. Spence D. I. Thomas M. E. Tomlinson B. R. Williams W. I. Williamson P. L. Ferree L. F . Wright R. E. Gregory T. G. Yearvvood G. c. Hall R. G. Young P. N. Harris E. F. Bell, Mgr. R. O. Hill D. I. Steppe, Mgr. P. D. Iones Cheerleaders C. E. Carver A D. C. Hardison C. E. Everett I. O. 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N1 ..l1ulE-JEF T' I' Marine Auxiliary Turbine Rnlors. Weigh! Rough Forged-1000 pounds. Diameter of Wheel-20 inches. Diameter of integral forged shaft arm--5 lngl-aes. Shaft arm length end to end-5 feel. Forged Alloy Steel Rotors Sail the Seven Seas... These forged alloy steel rotors will show up at the heart of auxiliary turbines driving boiler feed pumps on large maritime and naval vessels. Rough machined, they weigh slightly less than 1000 pounds each. Here is visual proof of the versatility of our steel forging production capabilities . . . versa- tility enabling us to meet the specifications for components required by a wide diversity of in- dustrial and marine machinery. The same careful quality control procedures as are accorded to turbine rotors weighing 40 tons and more, are standards of operation in producing these relatively small components. You are safe in placing your parts forgings in our hands. It will pay you well to consult with us on your requirements for any size or shape of steel forgings and castings. ERIE FORGE 81 STEEL CORPORATION 216 ORGANIZED JUNE I928 Resources 'Io Meer Your Every Financial Need SAVE AND BORROW WHERE YOU WORK N. N. S. 81 D. D. COMPANY EMPLOYEES' CREDIT UNION, INC EVERY LOAN IS INSURED UP TO SI0,000.00 Le'r Us Assisi You in Achieving Financiai Securify NOT FOR PROFIT, NOT FOR CHARITY, BUT FOR SERVICE X ,SQ ,r '. T 213,555 COMPLIMENTS OF TU RN ER'S EXPRESS, INC. GENERAL OFFICES. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE UL 3-4344 Serving TidewaI'er Virginia Balfimore, Md., New York, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. and Washingfon, D. C. 217 UNMATCHED EXPERIENCE IN DECKING SHIPS More than 35 years' experience in the marine field . . . over I3,000 actual installations . . . 'ncl ding many of the biggest and best known U.S. ships! For declling, hull insulation, allied services consult Selby Battersby 81 Co. . . . deck covering specialist to the industry. SELBY, BATTERSBY 81 CO. 5220 Whitby Avenue III5 E. 30th Street PHILADELPHIA 43, PA. BALTIMORE I8, MD MACHINE TOOLS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES BEARING SPECIALISTS SMITH COURTN EY COMPANY RICHMOND, VA. GREENSBORO, N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C. HICKORY. N. C. 218 STERLING BRONZE CO., INC. 2II - 63rc.I SI'reeI' BROOKLYN 20, N. Y. Designers, Engineers and Manufaciurers of Marine Lighiing Equipmeni' and IvIeI'aI Crafis SUBSIDIARY OF THE FRINK CORPORATION MANUFACTURER OF FRINK ond WESTINGHOUSE DESIGNED LIGHTING FIXTURES 2II - 63rd SIreeI' BROOKLYN 20, N. Y. THOR POWER TOOL COMPANY Customer Sales and Service AURORA, ILLINOIS 2024 Chamberlayne Ave. RICHMOND 22, VA. 219 WARREN PUMPS INC. Warren, Massachusetts Compliments of THE YOUNGSTOWN WELDING 81 ENGINEERING CQMPANY YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Manufacturers of Welded 70!30 and 90110 Cupro-Nickel Pipe and Tubing. .si -WY-'Is if ails . -. .Ti fX , are 1111 ver skype sall... COFFIN TURECJ PUMPS I1 for unexcelled. Iobiler-feed service COFFIN TURBO PUIVIP Hydrodynamics Division mf FOOD MACHINERY AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION ,.m,T:::m:v 326 South Dean Street ' Englewood, New Jersey 'Om' ' Agents lncipal 'es Cable Address: COFCO 221 INSULATION and REFRAOTORY CONTRACTORS-DISTRIBUTORS INDUSTRIAL and CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES PIPE ' VALVES ' FITTINGS Compliments of THE CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA HALL-HODGES Co., Inc. Specializing in Producfs for Concrefe REINFORCING STEEL PREFABRICATED DOWEL BAR ASSEMBLIES DARAWELD CONCRETE BONDING AGENT DAREX AEA AIR ENTRAINING AGENT WRDA WATER REDUCING AGENT PERMITE CURING COMPOUND FLINTKOTE JOINT SEAL RICHMOND FORM TIES EXPANSION JOINT WIRE MESI-I Deliveries by Rail or Truck WHSE. PHONE MA-2I85I OFFICE PI-IONE MA-58275 I344 BALLENTINE BLVD. NORFOLK, VA 224 .IAI I IIn,,, READ 11, READ THE N V THE I f X DAILY PRESS fa. W' ' 1 I TIMES-HERALD Morning and Sunday 11? MX Evenings L Q ' ., :E lr X EeIf'I ffg Z Z 2 E fLHEI.lIk You Can't Buy Better Newspapers! Compliments of EMPIRE MACHINERY AND SUPPLY CORP. Industrial Supplies and Machinery A Heavy Hardware Marine SuppIies Iron and Steel NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 225 wer and Communicaf isI'ribuI'ors of Shipboard Cables NORMANDY ELECTRIC WIRE - CORP. l25 Second SIreeI' BROOKLYN 3l, N. Y. ion Complimenfs of Sperry Piedmont I Company CI-IARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA Safeiy Valves-Relief Valves-Pressure Gauges Old Enough for Woocl Fuel I872 J. E. LONERGAN COMPANY I959 PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA Young Enough for Aiomic Power THE MARYLAND BOLT AND NUT COMPANY MI. WasI'1ingI'on BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 226 Com Iimen o . P IS I UnIon Asbestos Bergen ond Rubber Compony Pipesupport Corp. Monufoctures Compliments of DESIGNERS AND FABRICATORS OF PIPE SUPPORTS FOR: UNIBESTOS - - H2335-I FTEMPERATURE PIPE INSULATION I G . Marine Power Plants INSUBESTOS-- I-IIGI-I TEMPERATURE FELT INSULATION Stationary, Nuclear, Diesel ASBESTOS CLOTH ALL TYPES FOR MARINE USE. and Conventional Fired Power Plants IDEAL COLD INSULATION EOR PIPES A VESSELS 22O0F. DOWN TO -3OOOF. U-200 ---- Moin Office: 50 Church St., N. Y. 7, N. Y. TO FOR FLAT AND IRREGULAR SURFACES UP TO 85OoF ND f' K . xi -4 Iluul Man...lIuul Air Conditioning Compliments THE HAWKI NS-HAMI LTON CO. I ncorpo roted 3339 W. CARY ST., RICHMOND, VIRGINIA POWER PLANT AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT ANDALE CO. LAMSON CORP. COCHRANE CORP. MAGNETROL, INC. COPES-VULCAN DIV. NASH ENGINEERING CO. CROSBY VALVE 81 GAGE CO. RELIANCE GAUGE COL. CO. DETROIT STOKER CO. TERRY STEAM TURBINE CO. DEAN BROTHERS PUMPS, INC. VELAN ENGINEERING CO. 227 Gimpel Machine Wks. A CAREER . A . WIHI A Fufure! ' I - I If you like science and mutha- I' Lg. i i I n C. molics, consider enginesring for VX L ' ll ix IE ran is ihe , A f' Es+. l9I8 :Ia ffiiygafgofww. i s-iii P 9 sf tN bsare M y Special Turbine Valves op . sup yd Y 'manfor E ' S+eam Slrainers Q iob with Q fum -plan to bc 5 K 'D Desuperheafers 'H mvfmfl . S 2337 N-7 5T- iq VIRGINIA ELECTRIC PHILADELPHIA, PA. AND POWER COMPANY Peninsula Slwiplouilders Association P. S. A. YGUR INDEPENDENT UNION Representing the Employees of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company 228 Best Wishes to the I959 Binnacie WATTERS 81 MARTIN, INC. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Wholesale Hardware VICKERS, INCORPORATED Hydraulic Products DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATION for Marine Marine and Ordnance Department and GFOUHCI DSIGHSS WATERBURY zo, coNNEcTlcu1 APPIiCa+i0'1S District Sales Offices: Detroit, Michicgan - EI Segundo, California Los Altos, California - Seattle, Washington - Washington, D. C. Compliments of NORFOLK DREDGING COMPANY P.O. Box 539 NORFOLK I, VIRGINIA IT HAS BEEN MY PLEASURE TO SERVE THE APPRENTICE SCHOOL TEAMS FOR MANY YEARS- THIS IS MY FORTY-FIRST YEAR IN BUSINESS TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL ATHLETIC GEAR LOU NORTHROP NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 229 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Who Through Their Effort Will Help Build a Better F PEN FLEX Interlocked and Corrugated LEXIBLE METALLIC TUBING O For Diesel exhausts and lubricating oil lines O Unloading hose for volatiles, gases and liquids 0 Steam hose 0 Vibration absorbers O Expansion joints For complete information write to- PENNSYLVANIA FLEXIBLE METALLIC TUBING COMPANY, INC. Route gl:,l:3O, Paoli, Pa. Tomorrow Mlzvlvwffli Shop Cl I' LEGGETT'S Compliments of DEPT. STORE EAGLESTON-PARKE Washington Ave. DOWNTOWN NEWPORT NEWS INC. Iron and Steel CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES NORFOLK, VIRGINIA FOR ALL AGES Until a decade ago, the marine architect, engineer, and designer were compelled to use relatively complicated means for the control of valves. X X Today there is a new concept in X remotely controlled valves . . . auto- matic, efficient, dependable and trouble-free. This concept was ushered in by Clayton Automatic Valves. .,li ll lfilleieliw I lilt Q I e e ess. ,lillfllfiflffrl -' I .gf s.3J'3i'i 1 Jl iii 'H' lp I Clayton dual hydraulic controls operating remote Void Filling Valves. T - Y I . , ,320 I ' 1:51, can 7-! ,, Rs 55 ' . QF - IQ Q 'J ' J R 1 K .i , , 1 Clayton solenoid controlled valves handling sea water to Fog-Foam proportioner flower leftj and Fog-Foam solution to the mon- itors Ccenterj. M12 0171, gli fzlfmc IN WORKING PARTNERSHIP, CLAYTON AUTOMATIC VALVES AND CONTROLS HAVE PROVED THEIR CASE THROUGH YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN MANY SHIPBOARD SYSTEMS. They play an increasingly important role on America's fighting ships. Every operational aircraft carrier employs Clayton Automatic Valves and Controls. T LAYTQN azzmmb vALvr:s . Manufactured by CLA VAL CO. Newport Beach, Calzfornuz 231 HENSCHEL CORPORATION Foremosf in Shipboard Inferior Communicaiion by Equipmeni' AMESBU RY MASSACHUSETTS JERSERY CITY, N. J.-PHILADELPHIA, PA Shipboard EIec+ricaI Fi++ings PALMER ELECTRIC 8. MFG. COMPANY Apgx Machine Mfg. Co., Inc. I DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS O Machinery ancl Equipmeni' DISTRIBUTORS POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT O MODERN MACHINE SHOP ENGINEERING SERVICE 2l6 SOUH1 Fiffh S'I'reeI' RICHMOND O I9 O VIRGINIA WAKEFIELD, MASS. Compliments GENERAL ELENRI SUPPLY COMPANY A DIVISION OF GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 232 WWCHES Joi-:N H. FRISCHKORN, JR., INC WINDLASSES 80I-807 E. Cary S'I'ree'r TOWING MACHINES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA MARINE AUXILIARIES Dis+ribuI'ors of Naiionally Known Pipe, Valves and Fiffings Iron MOUHIBID Exiends Sincere Besf Wishes Michigan 'Io 1'he CIass of '60 ALLIS-CHALMERS Congraiulafions 'Io fhe GracIua+es of 'l'he Appreniice School NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING AND DRY DOCK COMPANY WALZ 81 KRENZER, INC. Manufaciurers of Indusirial and Marine Equipmenf FACTORY: MARINE SALES OFFICE: 22 FIinI' S'rree+ 20 Vesey S+ree'r Rochesfer. New York New York, New York Phone: IDIewood 6-2770 Phone: Dlgby 9-0079 HILL-CHASE DERBYSHIRE MACHINE 81 TOOL CO. EDUCTORS AND SPECIAL NAVY VALVES Since l905 BeIfieIcI Ave. Above Wis'l'er S+. Steel -Aluminum PHILADELPHIA.-14 PA. 233 COMPLIMENTS OF .CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY OF AMERICA P1'0cluce1's of Fine Specialty Steelsv 'I503 MERCANTILE TRUST BUILDING, BALTIMORE 2, MARYLAND UMIN 41 411 .zri Q. ' ww - REVERE PRODUCTS TO To stand up under the rigorous conditions of seawater corrosion encountered in ships and ship equipment, special corrosion-resistant metals and alloys are required. Revere Copper and Brass, a famous and respected name in the metals and the marine fields, has been making copper and copper alloy products for marine and other corrosive applications ever since 1801, when the company was founded by Paul Revere. Revere has pioneered not only in new alloys, but also in developing products and applications to help meet the corrosive conditions of marine operation. Typical are the following: AI.I.OYS PRODUCTS Admiralty Tube and Pipe Naval Brass Condenser Tube Copper Tube Sheets and Plates Cupro-Nickel Revere Tube-In-Strip RESIST MARINE CORROSION In addition to corrosion resistance, these metals are im- portant for erosion resistance, workability, and heat con- ductivity. They are helping engineers, designers, and builders build and maintain good ships. Revere is also a leading producer oi' aluminum and aluminum alloys, metals which are of growing importance to the marine industry. Revere Tube-In-Strzp is a new and interesting metal form with many applications on shipboard. It consists of sheets with inflatable channels which are expanded to form tubes integral in the sheet. Next time you're below decks, step into the boiler room or other equipment areas, and take a look around you. You'll see a lot of copper alloys being used for various condenser, heat exchange, and corrosion-resistant applications, in the form of sheet, tube, pipe, rod, bars, extrusions. Chances are that a lot of it will be Made by Revere. REVERE COPPER AND BRASS INCORPORATED 230 Park Avenue, New York City Offices in Principal Cities 234 KINGSBURY MACHINE WORKS, INC Philadelphia 24, Pc. GIBBS 81 COX, INC. Naval Architects and Marine Engineers NEW YORK SOUTHLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Cotton Wiping Waste Wool Journal Box Packing 700 FRONT STREET NORFOLK I0, VA. Congratulations BARR BROTHERS FRIENDLY JEWELERS PENINSULA DIAMOND CENTER FOR OVER 24 YEARS LEONARD GREENE, Manager 3005 Washington Ave., Newport News I03 Newmarket Sq. East 28 W. Queen St NEWMARKET SHOPPING CENTER HAMPTON NEWPORT NEWS AUTO EXCHANGE 3400 Huntington Avenue il - ll CHEVROLET Compliments of AIR REDUCTION INDUSTRIAL GASES AND WELDING PRODUCTS SALES SERVICE G LOT E C Selling Honestly and Serving Sincerely CARL E-JONES SINCE l92I Fashions for Men of All Ages Come in and Lounge Around THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP 3 I 07-3 I 09 Washington Ave. NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 2907 Washington Ave. Satisfaction guaranteed or Your Money Refunded Wedding Invitations - Bibles CAROL BOOK SHOP Office Supplies Church Supplies - Imprinted Stationery Phone CH 4-7051 I38-28th St. Newport News, Virginia NEWMARKET BOWL 630 79th St. Peninsula Palace of Bowling salutes A SCHOOL GRADS BEST WISHES TO THE MEN OF TOMORROW MUSHY'S SODA SHOP New Owner: Francis M. Saunders 35th and West Ave. CH 5-9550 ll Compliments of COLONY FARMS CO-OP DAIRY, INC. Fresh Dairy Products LY 6-3120 TR 7-0741 It we Don't Have it, we will get it J. D. BROPHY, INC. 65 Purdy St. HARRISON, NEW YORK Specialists in INDUSTRIAL VACUUM CLEANERS PORTABLE BLOWERS FLUX RECOVERY UNITS FLOOR MACHINES Phone TEnnyson 5-'I222 NATIONAL RESTAURANT 3112 Washington Ave. PHONE CH 5-8733 Try Our Breakfast LUNCHES-65C up DINNERS-5 Courses 51.00 up CHlLD'S PLATES Bring the Family 107, Discount to Apprentices Congratulations, Graduates BENSON-PHILLIPS CO., INC. 3100 Virginia Avenue NEWPORT NEWS Phone-41707 Serving the Peninsula's Building and Fuel Needs Since 1891 Compliments ot PATRICK AND SILK 3406 Washington Ave. J. H. WEIL CO. 1332 Cherry St. Philadelphia 7, Pa DRAFTING 8. ENGINEERING SUPPLIES 81 EQUIPMENT Compliments ot MODERN CLEANERS 84 DYERS 3409 Washington Ave. DIAL CH 4-l78l J. H. WEIL CO. 1332 CHERRY ST. Philadelphia 7, Pa. DRAFTING 8. ENGINEERING SUPPLIES 84 EQUIPMENT 237 N ,ith x f f S f V NN L14 Q Qybwkcibg 626 NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING AND DRY DOCK COMPANY Newport News, Virginia BUILDERS OF GREAT SHIPS TO HELP i ':2.'Q.:-.::.: :Q -..,.. . .,...... ----, '13-' : ! iU fg:,5VL1't'I M:QZ 7 'l? l F Q i 'f ' lP'Mw 1' ' lil -v sf-.V '- fa-W ,.. - '-' 'wflfww ,+,35:.f., s.g:,-:-:5:,.:!:s::5:5,-.-:gf1e.,.,.5:g: '--- : .,a .., .. -a...,4., '- ' .star ,,f.,,pSn,, -if . gt., ...- ts, as M1 sf, ta -W .,..:, 1'-:-:..::'-,:,mv.,.fGs: vf-.-wxf:,..:w,-.f:-'s-:.::-.-:.:-a-.-::m-f: .,..: .f::::-:ns'.'-:a:-.'-:--.:- ws-.-:-.. 'rf-:: me.. -: V:-V-53.1. ms:-rf-5:4322-ss-a-s::::.aA :ag 4-fnrsf' ' :-Y-' if wif -'ss :-: -.-. Ze: 7:14. - .sw ww- ' ..... .-... :.:z ..,.. -. .- f, - 5 leaf ZR A - 1. J- N Y - N ' V A 'f'-' . '-2: ---- L11: '2i22lwff'-M-'l ' i'2?5a?:i'E' :. ..s:- ?Gawm3l 'Jt.f iaL-' lm' :. ---- 1 .,.,.. . 1' H 1 r --- v , 223 M3 . , . V 3' Iiigiwfs' 'Q :-: .- 395 Y .P+ me-:-' f 1 S 4 - b its xi 45' 5:5 ' Hak im? dat-mfs? 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Lukens-the specialist in plate steels-has a long, proud history of teamwork with New- port News and other members of the nation's shipbuilding industry. In tact, even back in 1869 when Jules Verne's fictional submarine first fired the world's imagination, Lukens had been a leading producer of hull plate for 44 years. LUKENS STEEL COMPANY, COATSVILLE, PA. World's Leading Producer ot' Specialty Carbon, Alloy, Armor 8: Clad Steel Plate v Plate Shapes - For Qualified Equipment Builders 239 lSmart Men Send Flowersl SEE EVELYN COLEMAN, FLORIST 3502 Huntington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA CHestnut 7-5259 Compliments of NEWPORT NEWS RAMBLER CORP. 3614 Huntington Ave. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA WHETHER YOU ARE DRIVING to SHONEY'S or not PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY PARKER 81 POWELL Distinctive Home Furnishings 212-214 Twenty-Eighth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA For All Your Tire Needs, See Red Blount TIRE CITY, Inc. Our Business Is Tires' 39th St Orcutt Avenue BUS. CH 4-6551 RES. LY 6-7470 NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA CITIZENS RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY For Charter Service Dial PA 3-3344 RIDE THE BUS AND AVOID PARKING PROBLEMS. RIVERSIDE SUNOCO Dial LY 6-8651 860 Warwick Road NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA PICKUP AND DELIVERY MARYLAND ETCHING CO., INC. Box 6737 Towson 4, Maryland Etched Metal and Plastic Nameplates made to you I' specifications. Established supplier to the Shipbuild- ing lndustry. Inquiries invited. REEDY'S JEWELRY 222 - 28th Street GARLAND REEDY Certified Watchmaker Dial CH 4-3306 CHET ADAMS CO. Air Conditioning and Temperature Controls HEATING-VENTILATING AND AIR DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT Sales Engineers Offices GREENSBORO, N. C -NORFOLK, VA.-RICHMOND ROANOKE, VA.-CHARLOTTE, N. C. 1 Compliments of EPSTEIN'S PAWN SHOP 3708 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of DIAMOND MANUFACTURING CO. WYOMING, PENNSYLVANIA WELCOME TO JACKSON RESTAURANT STEAKS - PIZZA - SPAGHETTI ABC On and Off Jack Georgalas 81 Son, Props. 3012 Washington Ave., Between 30th 8. 31st St. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA OVERNITE TRANSPORTATION CO. Military Highway 84 Route 168 NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Dependable Motor Transportation PHONE - NORFOLK - Kimball 5-8401 HOME OF DREADNAUGHT SUITS BONATEX CLOTHES, INC. 3010 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Just say Charge it. Compliments at A FRIEND WILCOX BAIT 8. TACKLE 95I5 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Virginio Phone LYric 6-4474-Doy or Night BLOOD WORMS, MINNOWS, SQUID AND TACKLE MORTON SPIGEL JACK SPIGEL SPIGEL'S COLLEGE SHOP Clothing and Accessories for Boys and Young Men Complete Formal Rental Service I30 Thirty-second S'I'reeI' CH5-6982 Everything for Hunting 84 Fishing NEWPORT NEWS' VIRGINIA License Watch for Opening About Aug. I of Our 2nd Store in Hidenwood Compliments of THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF HAMPTON J. 81 H. SMITH MFG. 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