Thomas Dale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Chester, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1953 volume:

(953 She clor Rfl ished By Publ The Sen ior Class of THOMAS DALE HIGH SCHOOL CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC irginia Chester, V LIBRARY yg Onno We, the 1953 Senior class of Thomas Dale High School, proudly present this Reflector as a chronicle of the worthwhile and outstand- ing achievements of our high school days, with the hope that each page will recall de- lightful memories. MR. E. S. H. GREENE, M.A. Superintendent ptPPP PEO pe i RE OE. ARES Ld Bary fara For his able leadership, his constant co-operation, his ready sympathy, and for all the benefits derived from our association with him, we, the Senior class of 1953, dedicate this annual to Edward Charles Karpus. (Ge fen Es FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS Sale SOLD NC MR. FRED D. THOMPSON, M.A. Principal MR. J. WILSON CRUMP, M.S. Assistant Principal Mrs. Legie Morgan Smart Latin, English Mrs. Daisy Park Reames Social Studies Mrs. Margaret Brown Cox Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Miss Elizabeth Gault Hudson Mathematics Miss Edith Mary Wood General Business, Typing, English Mr. Robert Anton Lux Mathematics, Social Studies Miss Dorothy Sharpe Spencer Science Miss Martha Elizabeth Webb English Mrs. Alicemarie Smith Easley Mathematics Mrs. Myra Gregory Crump English Miss Doris Rose Ramsey Mathematics Mr. Frank Edwin Martin Spanish, Social Studies igh Shee! Faculty Mr. William Walter Eudailey Social Studies Miss Martha Eugenia Burke Physical Education , Mr. Edward Garland Altman , English = a ¥ : S. ; ' Miss Lucille Flook . . Science, Social Studies ‘ = eam, Mt. John Edgar Spivey wScience } Social Studies 4 y Y=) Mrs. Grace Schultz Britton x Mr. Lewis Doyle Johnson English Mrs. Nancy Herr Fallen Home Economics, Science Mr. Roy Elmer Tucker Industrial Arts Mr. Edward Charles Karpus Physical Education Miss Mary Elizabeth Pickhardt Librarian Mr. Kenneth Edward Van Allen Music Mr. Landon LaFon Perdue Drawing Mrs. Katherine Hamilton Jackson Home Economics Miss Edith Elizabeth Jordon Secretary igh Seah Faculty Mrs. Annie Moseley Bruce Mrs. Dare Floyd Birdsong Mrs. Helen Mayes Russell Mrs. Niora Du Val Walke Mrs. Mildred Sutherland Perdue Elementary Faculty Mrs. Mason Hannah Walden Miss Betty Campbell Snead Mrs. Frances Ford Smith Mrs. Marion French South Mrs. Grace Conyers Ridout Mrs. Marcie Ann Weinbel Mrs. Cora Walton Kayser Mrs. Lois M. Williams Miss Mary Virginia McKissick Miss Florence Louise Fuqua fe Miss Margaret Maxine Henderson Mrs. Ilva Lee Walters Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford Linder Mr. William Franklin Stone Mrs. Nancy Hedgecock Broughton Miss Virginia Quarles Talley Mr. Leo Vernon Wright Mrs. Lillian B. Booth my : . ¢ = fprvidww s, a} oo eile a | = 44 Fs 5 Oe g iv Ty, ) on L- tet a a I ee re = Soy. if 7 i oo oP Lin 2 gap! LtLt_eA Paw gee ; py A oe Apt Oo ot eee ee er MARSHALL SHIRLEY President CHARLES TERRELL Vice-President JoANNE HAYES Secretary PHYLLIS DANIELS Treasurer 11 [e 4 Roy Wilbur Ammons Neen Elizabeth Blankenship “Jean Anne Ayers Courtney Gresham Vlamey- Stor a Mhthy sn Af) Att b i, ae tt) AtNbs ry) ALM. Bondurant Dorothy ‘Lée AAs f= ,, ) ) + r S vs Oe 1; q LI X07 1 ad , 4 4 RAGS -tilto rl z , 4) 4 Jk m= 12 Belcher ° � 7 OF G- Marjorie Elizabeth Butler = § 74 4 C44 haf f : Le we, ° . , ) 4, ) 0 7’ A f+ +o y — e w % ) r e f 8 we —_ — - 0 bo) | ty . ) . 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SHG GRADE 12 Shirley Belcher Dorothy Bondurant Carter Ellis Mary Ellen Tudor GRADE 11 Judith Dalton Jean Edmiston Nancy Goodman Margaret Harvey Herman Hess GRADE 10 Jackie Conn Margaret Davis Marion Gates Carlene Harris John Hunnicutt Delores Ziman GRADE 9 Joseph Adams Betty Birdsong David Ladd Barbara Long Betty Claire Mitchell Jon Newell Valerie Pinckney GRADE 8 Peggy Altman Mildred Atkins Dana Conn Nancy Cook Goldie Keiser Aubrey Long Faye Wingfield Anna Johnson Betty Lou Munford Jo Anne Newton Kathleen Hynst Mary Roane Alexander Sadler Clementine Sadler William Tripp Nancy Kiener Robert Martin Ivory Lee McNew Ann Murphey Mary Perkinson Beryl Robertson William Scherer John Sweitzer Doris Terrell Bill Tucker Florence Worland Faye Zborill Linda Martin Willie Jo Poole John Ruchart Jean Shelton Barbara Tripp Margaret West Untors NANCY GOODWYN President JEAN EDMISTON Vice-President JOAN DUNNAVANT Secretary EDNA MOORE Treasurer 19 Ruth Archer Helen Arnold Shirley Bailey Mary Ann Barnett Hunter Beazley Marion Bullard Edith Carr Frederick Cifelli 20 Finch Colbert Whaley Colbert David Corbin Willie Craver Judith Dalton | Fred Dennis Jean Denny Garland Dodd - Joan Dunnavant Jean Edminston Martha Garrett Edna Gay Louis Gibbs Nancy Goodwyn William Goodwyn Barbara Gordon 21 Richard Grantham Rodney Harris Margaret Harvey Edward Henkie Herman Hess Kathleen Hynst Morris Hynst Robert Ivey Alma Jacobs Thelma Johnson Joyce Johnston Norris Jones Ruth Jordan Sherman King Charlotte Landis Wilmer Lester pe Lois Ligon Helen Lunsford Jimmie McAdams Louis Miles Allen Mohr Edna Moore Frances Nelson Thomas Partin Irene Pell Joyce Pollard Oma Rackley Clyde Ragsdale mw WAY ss, ae @ wn! 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RHA 7 tae : aay Risk oes Pe ee Hod be FOP BE eet bee am: de ae aban ee ad peace aie at ee a ices deaeane nae cs e83 £894 ROR ane a Ot @990-8¢ene) 2 F hee thar ete) ‘he PTET Ht ee eee Oe beneath e ee ee ee ee ee Pawar oe tee eget ‘eet hi 82 hen eee as be Re thee 4 et Witmbac lene tS OiBiaae tee a ddd iteasLe no bee eet eee ers a. ee SS a eee et r? Pitty ere tt Reha e, eRe S | i ae et I ee eee a ae aie ke a0 + ‘ � . o . : bee ee eee 37 Lillie Adams, Clara Allen, Treely Allen, Peggy Altman, Margaret Ammons, Betty Anderson, Franklin Archer, Mildred Atkins. Marie Ballinger, Edward Barnes, Catherine Bartle, Irving Bass, Tommy Beck, Eugene Berger, James Bishop, Joyce Blackwell. Patsy Blackwell, Horace Bookman, Carson Bosher, Evelyn Bottoms, Herbert Boyd, Nancy Boyd, Freddie Boyles, Donald Brewster. : Ann Browning, Molly Buck, Preston Burton, Mary Frances Call, Frances Carr, Raymond Chalkley, Gene Chappell, Gordon Clarke. : Audrey Clodfelter, Thelma Coe, John Coghill, Dorothy Colbert, Dana Conn, Nancy Cook, Becky Cox, Nancy Craft. John Daffron, Franklin Dail, Bobby Dean, William Dean, Julius Denton, James Dodd, Marlene Dressler, Ray Driggs. 38 Row 1: Elgie Drye, Charles Dumouchelle, Danial Dumouchelle, James Dunnavant, Nellie Elam, Lorraine Eubank, Aurelia Fowler, Carlton Frazier, Charles Garrett. Row 2: Linwood Gettings, Charles Gilbert, Ann Goodman, Isabell Graham, Jo Ann Grantham, Joe Haislip, Fannie Hamlet, Robert Hanchey, Warna Harden. Row 3: Gerald Harris, Michael Harris, Rosalie Harris, Carol Harrison, Earl Hartman, Betty Hawkins, Carolyn Henkle, Dale Henshaw, Johnny Henshaw. Row 4: Milton Hess, James Hobson, Joyce Horning, Marion House, Jeanette Hudson, Joseph Humphries, Dana Jackson, Fletcher Jessup, Shelby Jones. Row 5: William Jones, Philip Joyner, Goldie Keiser, Henry Kelly, Danny Lanier, Franklin Leimberger, Lois Lipford, Aubrey Long, Cecil Lucas. AIL Tenens Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Roy Lee Marshall, Linda Martin, Fay Mason, Virginia Matthews, Gloria Mayberry, Shirley McAdams, James McCook, Jerry McDanial, Joyce Michie. Jean Miller, Thomas Miller, Betty Mitchell, Oakey Mitchell, Roy Mitten, Betty Moore, Nettie Moore, Donald Morgan, Garland Morris. Vera Mae Mosely, Virginia Moser, Bernard Nelson, David Newton, Billy Nix, David Nixon, George Norford, Raymond Norford, Patsy Oates. Raymond Ohl, Jeanette O’Kennon, Carolyn Parsons, Barbara Patrick, Earl Pegram, Edward Penny, Eric Peters, Audrey Pierce, Willie Jo Poole. Franklin Powell, Jerry Powell, Tiffany Pretiow, Nancy Puryear, Joyce Ragsdale, Sylvia Rhoden, David Roane, John Ruckart, John Rudy. ry Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: ud 4 Sm 0 oto - Shelvagene Rumley, Estelle Saunders, Franklin Sheffield, Herman Shell, Betty Shelton, Jean Shelton, Maldon Shepperson, Mary Simpson. Gerald Sirry, Geraldine Sirry, Molene Slate, William Slaybaugh, James Spain, Robert Spencer, Forrest Sprouse, Larry Sprouse. Claiborne Squires, Dale Steed, Tidal Stevens, Raymond Stultz, Betty Taylor, Beverly Taylor, Barbara Tripp, Leslie Tuttle. Raymond Tyler, Peggy Vaughan, Anna Walker, James Wallace, Gloria Washburn, Margaret West, Robert Whiting, Philip Whitmore. Buddy Whitt, Beverly Wilkinson, Wayne Williams, Tommy Willis, Carolyn Wilmoth, Donald Wilmoth, Joyce Wilson, Fay Wingfield. Wayne Wood, Carol Woodfin, Barbara Wooldridge, Linda Wright, Coulton Yon, Billy Young. VW) as PjGe2 a oe be Oe: -) o A + - IF e y — ae 4 3 41 Sys wv | -Q Y + — co ‘ ‘ 94 (9 _— N 4 . mm a é ee i) UOs}IMA “f HEZOD “J 1004 “M ys “Yy 49yd3Hy °S) uosuyor “Vv yOCWOAA ‘f yobnor “1 siz °D Guess Who ° wey6ing “5 mMeysudp y uoybajy “vy sivhy f yeddey AM clivities SHIRLEY BELCHER President of S. C. A. 43 Dorothy Bondurant Typist Barbara Scherer Typist Joanne Hayes Typist Barbara House Typist Jean Harp Typist Joyce Dennis Typist Carter Ellis Boys’ Sports Editor Margaret Davis Girls’ Sports Editor RMactor Judith Calder Club Editor Jean West Photo Editor Jean Edminston Eleventh Grade Editor Delores Ziman Tenth Grade Editor Faye Zborill Ninth Grade Editor Carol Harrison Eighth Grade Editor June Womack Co-Editor Theodore Jouget Business Manager Phyllis Daniels Co-Editor Mrs. L. Morgan Smart Faculty Sponsor Mr. Fred D. Thompson Faculty Advisor Mrs. Daisy P. Reames Faculty Sponsor Marshall Shirley Assistant Business Manager Shirley Belcher Senior Editor Betty Lou Munford Senior Editor Richard Ragland Art Editor Anna Johnson Assistant Art Editor Mary Ellen Tudor Special Feature Editor Ralph Smith Circulation Manager Caleb Fulgham Subscription Manager SHIRLEY BELCHER President BILL TRIPP Vice-President ANN SHOOSMITH Secretary BILL GOODWYN Treasurer S. C. A. Sponsor talks with Council. Members of the Council sell handbooks published by the association. Entertainment Committee checks piano before dance. Secretary prepares minutes of the S. C. A. meeting for distribution to the homerooms. Safety Patrol discusses plans for the day’s work. JOE WRAY President MARIE SIRREY Vice-President J = ce ° ra) N wi u ' i oO o is 9) vo Y Treasurer FD. Qui CLEMENTINE SADLER Editor-in-chief ANN SHOOSMITH Assistant Editor JOE WRAY Business Manager MARY ROANE Art Editor MARY ANN BARNETT Production Manager MARY ELLEN TUDOR CLEMENTINE SADLER Members of the club aid the Amer- President Secretary ican Cancer Society in its work. ‘ = NANCY GOODWYN HERMAN HESS Vice-President Treasurer 50 Members of the Varsity Club make arrangements for 51 Boys inflate a basketball in preparation for the after- transportation for a game. noon’s practice. Lower Elementary Council Upper Elementary Council untor S| (Gees The projects of the Junior Red Cross of Thomas Dale have been suc- cessfully carried out under the able supervision of its sponsors. Christmas stockings were made and filled by students of this school and sent to McGuire Hospital veterans. This group entertained troops at camps and hospitals and also sent aibums of our state and nation to other countries. a as +? et iL � uture Horie O A es DARLES ROBINETTE President CAROLYN CRUMP Vice-President HELEN LUNSFORD Secretary DIXIE GATES Treasurer .. irgunia NORTH CREW Marshall Shirley Richard Grantham SOUTH CREW Charles Terrell William Tripp 56 57 ee = Ann Shoosmith Jackie Gates � v Joan Dunnavant s ‘Beth Goodwyn 58 4 a ¥ Notma Jean Jackson COACH KARPUS and COACH BURKE , � 4 o ‘ — ? = — 4 J ei ) ‘ X e A ‘ 5 ay — ; 4 ) XY “%, be | 59 SCHEDULE TaD: Opp. T. D. Opp. Farmville 7 0 Virginia Episcopal 6 i3 Varina 33 0 Stafford 38 6 Highland Springs 12 yh Spotsylvania 26 18 Henry Clay 39 0 Manchester 12 46 Matthew Whaley 13 0 60 : quad In his first year as football coach at Thomas Dale, Coach Ed Karpus gave the Knights led by co-captains Macey Vaughan and Warren Shelton, their best season on the gridiron in several years. In the opening game, the Knights downed Farm- ville 7-O with Shelton scoring. Picking up momen- tum, they then rolled over out-classed Varina 33-0 in their next start. For the first time in a number of years, the Knights defeated Highland Springs 12-7, roaring back from a 7-0 deficit at half-time 61 with Walter Gilliam scoring both touchdowns. The Knights shut out their next two opponents, Henry Clay, 33-0, and Matthew Whaley, 13-0, before losing to strong Virginia Episcopal 13-6. Rebound- ing from their first defeat of the season, they bounced back to trounce Stafford 38-6 and Spot- sylvania 26-18. The season reached a climax on Thanksgiving Day with the game which Manchester won 46-12, deciding both the Suburban and the Group I! titles. Congratulations go to every squad member for a wonderful season. Warren Shelton, Bobby Dale and Willie Craver made the mythical All Suburban Team and Macey Vaughan, Richard Grantham and Walter Gilliam were named to the second string All Suburban. RICHARD ALLEN HUNTER BEAZLEY JAMES BOYD ERNEST BUSH JAMES CARTER BOBBY DALE MACK DANIELS BOB ESTES ROBERT GAY KURT GLOECKNER BILL GOODWYN RICHARD GRANTHAM ERNEST HAYMANS SegHele | HERMAN HESS JOE HILLIER MORRIS HYNST WILLIAM KUHL GARLAND MILES HARRY NEWELL ALEXANDER SADLER WILLIAM SCHERER WARREN SHELTON JOHN SIBLEY CARL SLOAN FRANK TRAPP WILLIAM TRIPP MACEY VAUGHAN PHILLIP WELKER quad Thomas Dale 65 Petersburg 86 “4 53 Henry Clay 28 i 49 Midlothian 52 os 50 Varina 52 i 50 James Monroe 41 50 Spotsylvania 64 is 38 Highland Springs 45 36 Highland Springs 54 This year, the Thomas Dale Knights were built around three returnirig veterans, Captain Macey Vaughan, Billy Tripp, and Bill Goodwyn. New- comer Bruce Nunnally won a first string job, while the fifth position was juggled around among Buzzy Haymans, Dickie Allen, Frank Trapp, and Morris Hynst. The Knights opened the 1952-53 season by los- ing to Petersburg, a strong Group 1 school, 86-65. Paced by Captain Vaughan and Nunnally, they won their second start, defeating Henry Clay 53-28. Coach Karpus’ crew dropped the next two games: to Midlothian 52-49, and to Varina 52-50. Vaughan again led the Knights to victory, this time over James Monroe 50-41, as he dropped in 17 points. Losing once to Spotsylvania and twice to High- 64 Thomas Dale 51 Cathedral 47 4 56 Manchester 59 i 42 Henry Clay 38 ‘ 52 Midlothian 59 is Si) Spotsylvania 63 a 47 Varina 56 u 49 Cathedral 33 4 50 James Monroe 65 vet 51 Manchester MA land Springs, the Knights bounced back to defeat Cathedral 51-47. In the most thrilling game of the season the Knights gave the highly favored Lancers of Man- chester quite a scare before losing 59-56. Paced by Billy Tripp, who racked up 25 points, we were leading going into the last minute of play. Coming back from this heartbreaker, the boys defeated Henry Clay in the next game 42-38 with Nunnally hitting for 21 points. They then fell victim to Midlothian, Spotsyl- vania, and Varina before downing Cathedral, for the second time, 49-33. In the last two games of the season, the Knights lost to James Monroe and Manchester. Macey Vaughan led the team in scoring with 216 points. Hynst recovers the ball. Boys’ bscskethall | 7 Oh! He missed. The team is in a huddle... 65 M. Vaughan W. Goodwyn Forward Guard M. Hynst Center F. Trapp B. Nunnally E. Haymans Center Guard P. Welker Center G. Miles Center parr Oe a) 4 ee, i. v 4 A A fd Ny, pr : J 4° we qv | Ay’ af V (jie fy i If Ls jf HK J LVrts aAsRretbat Ly ett , yy ee i A 7 Thomas Dale 43 Henry Clay fs) Thomas Dale 29 Manchester 3] Thomas Dale 40 Midlothian 30 Thomas Dale 38 Henry Clay 18 Thomas Dale 33 Spotsylvania 15 Thomas Dale 23 Midlothian 25 Thomas Dale 26 Highland Springs 24 Thomas Dale 26 Spotsylvania 16 Thomas Dale 38 Highland Springs 28 Thomas Dale 45 Cathedral Lz Thomas Dale 23 Cathedral 16 Thomas Dale 31 Manchester 20 The season closed with a record of ten wins and two losses. Doris Pillow stacked up 176 points as high scorer. June Womack was second in line with a total of 109 points. The team is to be congratulated on a splendid season under the direction of Miss Martha Burke. D. Pillow Forward J. Womack Forward M. Barnette Guard C. Hynst Forward N. Goodwyn Forward B. Morgan Forward M. Davis Forward eee Forward J. Dalton Forward N. Bufford T. Williams Guard J. Loving Guard Guard re J. Pollard Forward © S = S Y Crown worn by E ° he a. @ 22 od ee ° 3) = ¥ PAs nie PEER Ge tnpenceentase Gee iat a icin eg ete tea pie. Way NOMINEES FOR MISS REFLECTOR Barbara House Marion House Peggy Vaughan Norma Jean Jackson Marion Gates Nancy Womble Sylvia Clodfelter Marie Sirry Joan Dunnavant Ann Shoosmith (55 Keflector of 1953 — ANN SHOOSMITH 73 —= fe BY Sana Clarabelley jist o-tty gcc eyey Ac trae uate crt tet OR ite eee Barbara Wilkerson Elinor§ Colby. Ay jaca Pag ea teh, Sant aie Ce eee on nese ae Pauline Wyman Harriet Ayers sie. 208 nn, etek te tee ate ke ee Joyce Johnston Mary Gays Suan lysine ch fetta 8 Seta Pet Aer enh ee ath a ma Ann_ Shoosmith 3ert: Pambain vi. che ee tr a pk ge ee ne ke Billy Tripp SraNt tYOrks®, ook a eee ete aA 1 aa rama ag tee Bobby Ivey ames: PoWersi) £204, RRL cL. wecpitit. | Ree oi o te rae oeane te Alan Mohr inny] Bngle.c2.cj eee a Ae oh. seg eae th hk oe ae Pe ee Joan Dunnavant ‘elegraph Boy,ual yc eeiee.- ve at eet eae ey ol ae ee Freddie Cifelli DIRECTORS Mrs. Willard Crump Mr. Edward Altman 74 Boyds efiersonsn a Pe ik ers ters ena ES eke peat « Roy Ammons NMrsmiulieteGarletons tv ck eee ois ee ie oe ienetetehs see athens Judy Calder PaulasGarletona mas vc ee rete. eae es Norma Jean Jackson Crestor cook eee i re ee erates ee Oo Ne erect ee has Gerald Critcher Lizzie GentOneneenen eet ho en ee. ore pre eras Carol McAdams DeliamOunnigatier tar tere coe tenc tere se it siete ahs cee Barbara Scherer Sarmels Siniartivevcsea g ote Hes a eee terete Shh le eRe Seite Se Wayne Root NW EraloMmal ier ete ei ack eat ei fr Aes Suess Merge «elo ie Mary Ellen Tudor RastListiViOseSLDUllel carr cancttin teens ok. ere a tatbi ade oe olie ens Bobby Robertson BURMOnACTOSDY caver ere eet OAR. cyt bes sie ge ef ehens SET? Aes Marshall Shirley BOD bere ete ee ere UES NUE Ie fisher ov tue: dct Caleb Fulgham Bett yee gc ta ae et ey eS patel 3 A, eh ata se setae c= Janet Wilson DIRECTORS PROMPTERS Mr. John Spivey Mr. Landon Perdue 75 Phyllis Daniels Shirley Belcher Cl ASS Everyone is present at the Senior Class meeting. Between classes is an ideal time for conversation. Three Senior members of the girls’ basketball team before practice. le emorties Members of the ‘52 Quill Staff discuss some urgent business. Roy Ammons rehearses his speech for the Senior as- sembly. The cast of our Junior Play. MOST POPULAR Jo Anne Newton Marshall Shirley MOST ATHLETIC Doris Pillow Macey Vaughan BEST LOOKING Barbara House Richard Ragland ES SES SDs SRS % @ ¥ i 2 Ps e MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Phyllis Daniels Ted Jouget WITTIEST CUTEST Marjorie Butler Bobby Robertson Carol Dean McAdams Marshall Shirley BIGGEST FLIRTS Carol Dean McAdams Ralph Smith 78 MOST DIGNIFIED Anna Johnson Caleb Fulgham LAZIEST Barbara Scherer Charles Terrell MOST INTELLECTUAL Shirley Belcher Ted Jouget MOST IN LOVE Mary Ellen Tudor Carter Ellis MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED BIGGEST TALKERS Norma Jean Jackson Carter Ellis Carol Dean McAdams Marshall Shirley BEST ALL AROUND Dorothy Bondurant Marshall Shirley 79 entor Drie AMMONS, ROY WILBUR Fire Fighters 2, 3. AYERS, JEAN ANNE Curtis Campaign 3, 5. BELCHER, COURTNEY GRESHAM Class Secretary 2; Fire Fighters 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Junior Play 4. BELCHER, SHIRLEY ANN Class Vice-President 1; Red Cross Representative 1; Class Vice-President 2; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Vice-Presi- dent of S. C. A. 4; Song Leader of F. H. A. 4; Editor-in- Chief of “T. D. Quill’ 4; Junior Play 4; Secretary of Junior Red Cross 4; Assistant Manager of Curtis Cam- paign 4; President of S. C. A. 5: President of Junior Red Cross 5; Senior Editor of ‘Reflector’ 5. BLANKENSHIP, ILEEN ELIZABETH Chorus 3, 4; Red Cross Representative 4; Adloyho Club 4, 5. BONDURANT, DOROTHY LEE Red Cross Representative 2; Softball 3; Sports Editor of “T. D. Quill’ 4; “Quill’’ Typist 4; Junior Play 4; Chorus 4; Reflector’ Typist 5; ‘’Quill’’ Senior Typist 5; S. C. A. Representative 5; Adloyho Club 5; Curtis Campaign 5. BUTLER, MARJORIE ELIZABETH Red Cross Representative 1; Chorus 5. CALDER, JUDITH BARBARA DAVISON Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; S. C. A. Repre- sentative 4; Feature Editor of “T. D. Quill’’ 4; Junior Play 4; Adloyho Club 4, 5; Club Editor of ‘’Reflector’’ 5. CARR, BERTHA WARD Curtis Campaign 4; Softball 4, 5; Chorus 4, 5. CHAPPELL, WALTER LEE CODDINGTON, EDNA EARLE Varsity Club 2, 3; F. H. A. 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Chorus 4, 5. COZART, MARY LOUISE F. H. A. 2, 3; Softball 3, 5; Basketball 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Chorus 4, 5. CRITCHER, GERALD WYNN Varsity Club 2, 3; Band 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Operetta 3. DANIELS, PHYLLIS ANN Red Cross Representative 1, 3, 5; Class Editor of ‘’Quill’’ Staff 2; Class Vice-President 3; S. C. A. Representative 3; “Quill’’ Typist 4; Softball Manager 4; Junior Play 4; Adloyho Club 4, 5; Class Treasurer 5: Co-Editor of Reflector’ 5. DAVIS, MARGARET LOUISE Hopewell: Hockey 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity 2, 3; Varsity 4; Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 4; Thomas Dale: Sports Editor of ‘’Reflector’’ 5. DENNIS, JOYCE ANN St. Joseph: Class Secretary 3; Glee Club 3; Thomas Dale: “T. D. Quill’ Typist 4; ‘Reflector’ Typist 5. ELLIS, CARTER RAGLAND Baseball 1, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; Sports Editor of “T. D. Quill’’ 4; Junior Play 4; Chorus 4, 5; Sports Ed- itor of ‘Reflector’ 5. FULGHAM, CALEB RICHARD GLEGHORN, ELIZABETH ANNE Varina: Monogram Club 2; Glee Club 2; Music Club 2; F. H. A. 2, 3; Thomas Dale: “T. D. Quill’’ Typist 4. GLOECKNER, KURT ROBERT Fire Fighter 3, 4, 5; Football 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Chorus 5. GOODMAN, BETTY GERALINE Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; Adloyho Club 4, 5. HARP, MILDRED JEAN Henderson: S. C. A. Representative 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Cheerleader 1; F. H. A. 2, 3; Office Staff 4; Basket- ball 4; Class Vice-President 4; Thomas Dale: ‘’Reflector’’ Typist 5. HAYES, JOANNE Library Club 2, 3; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; ‘’T. D. Quill’’ Typist 4; Class Secretary 4, 5; ‘’Reflector’’ Typist 5. HENSHAW, ELIZABETH LOUISE Carson: F. H. A. 1; Library Club 1; Glee Club 1. 81 entor Sa HOUSE, BARBARA ANN Cheerleader 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; “Reflector” Typist 5; Curtis Campaign 5; Treasurer of Varsity Club 5. JACKSON, NORMA JEAN Red Cross Representative 1; F. H. A. 2; S. C. A. Repre- sentative 4, 5; Cheerleader 3, 4, 5; Elementary Editor of “’T. D. Quill’ 4. JOHNSON, ANNA EVANGELINE Glee Club 2; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; ‘’Quill’’ Typist 4; Assistant Art Editor of ‘Reflector’ 5. JOUGET, THEODORE BRIAN Fire Fighters 4; Business Manager of ‘’Quil Play 4; Business Manager of ‘Reflector’ 5. i“ 4; Junior McADAMS, CAROL DEAN F. H. A. 3; Quill’ Staff 4; Junior Play 4; Orchestra 4; Assistant S. C. A. Representative 5. MUNFORD, BETTY LOU Windson: Class Secretary 2; Thomas Dale: Adloyho Club 4, 5; Senior Reporter of ‘’Quill’’ Staff 5; Senior Editor of ‘Reflector’ 5: Red Cross Representative 5. NELSON, ORVILLE RAMSEY Ford Hill: Hiking Club 1; Red Cross Representative 2; Camera Club 3; Thomas Dale: Fire Fighters 4. NEWTON, JO ANNE Red Cross Representative 1, 3; Class Vice-President 2; Library Club 2; S. C. A. Representative 3; Class Presi- dent 4. OWEN, BETTY LEE F. H. A. 2; Library Club 3; Adloyho Club 4, 5; Chorus 4; Art Editor of “‘Quill’’ 4. PILLOW, DORIS CHRISTINE Library Club 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Softball 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Chorus 4, 5. RAGLAND, VERNON RICHARD Art Editor of ‘Reflector’ 5. ROBINETTE, DARLES LOUGENIA Hermitage: Glee Club 1; Tri Hi Y 2, 3; Football Sponsor 3; Latin Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Thomas Dale: Presi- dent of F. H. A. 5. 82 ROBERTSON, ROBERT BRUCE Football 1; Fire Fighters 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. ROOT, HAMILTON WAYNE Band 1, 3, 4, 5; Junior Play 4; Production Staff of “Quill” 4. SCHERER, BARBARA RAE F. H. A. 2; Softball 2; ‘‘Quill’’ Typist 4; Junior Play 4; Reflector’ Typist 5. SHIRLEY, MARSHALL GREY Red Cross Representative 1, 4; Chorus 4: Football 3, 4, 5; Baseball 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; Fire Fighters 3, 4, 5; Junior Play 4; Class President 5: Assistant Busi- ness Manager of “Reflector” 5. SMITH, RALPH AUGUSTA Fire Fighters 3, 4; Production Staff of ‘Quill’ 4. TERRELL, CHARLES EMERSON Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Class Treasurer 3; Chorus 4, 5; Class Vice-President 5; Fire Fighters 3, 4, 5. TUDOR, MARY ELLEN Red Cross Representative 1; Class Editor of ‘’Quill’’ Staff 1; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Softball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Basketball 4; Class Treasurer 4; President of Adloyho Club 5; Feature Editor of ’’Reflector’’ 5; Cheer- leader 5. VAUGHAN, CHARLES MACEY Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Chorus 4, 5; Fire Fighters 3, 4, 5. WEST, EMILY JEAN Library Club 2; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Softbali 3, 4; Basket- 4,5 ball 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Chorus 4, 5; Photo Editor of ‘‘Reflector’”’ 5. WILSON, JANET MARIE Waynesboro: Hockey Team 2; Thomas Dale: F. H. A. 2, 3, 5; Chorus 2, 3, 5; Junior Play 4. WOMACK, JUNE GLORIA Class President 1; ‘‘Reflector’’ Staff 1, 4; Red Cross Representative 2, 3; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 3, 4, 5; Treasurer of Red Cross 4; Secretary of Red Cross 5; Assistant Editor of “’T. D. Quill’’ 4; Chorus 4; Soft- ball 4; Varsity Club 4, 5; Co-Editor of “Reflector” 5. Soe ete JO ANNE NEWTON Soliciting Ads 83 Mrs. L. Morgan Smart Mr. Fred D. Thompson Mike Cifelli Jack Tait Mrs. Willard A. Reames, Jr. John E. Spivey Edward Garland Altman Mr. Roy Tucker Mr. Sam Jones Finch Colbert “ Oodie”’ Mrs. Fisher W. Bruce Mrs. Mason H. Walden Mrs. Wyndham P. Walke Mrs. Ruby Henshaw Jack Van Staden E. F. Martin Mary and Bobby Foster Miss Evelyn Carr Beverly Anne Wilkinson Waverly Carr, Jr. Miss Edith Carr Granville E. Williams Mr. R. H. Hudson Beverly Shillcutt W. H. Sampson Lio A Friend Mrs. Martha T. Bird Mrs. R. L. Johnson Harold H. Couch, Jr., Esq. 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Chester, Virginia “Where Good Things to Eat Get Together’’ Compliments to the Class of ‘53 from Beryl Calder Chesterfield Representative Cooper Realty Corp. 532 E. Main Street Home 82-1085 Office 7-2378 ROBERT H. JOEL JEWELER and SILVERSMITH Serving Hopewell and surrounding community for twenty-five years Exclusive agent for Gorham, Towle, Reed Barton, Heirloom, Lunt, Wallace Sterling Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of MARKS CLOTHING CO. For Men and Boys Hopewell, Virginia Reese’s News Store 217 E. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Magazines, Papers, Tobaccos Phone 2333 maa ag 8, Iteaees ‘ 4 age HH EH AT? RH : ate} inlet TLE r 6. L Pa a-857 4 ghgtatgaule cab) on O + WY eo wn _ Sian o 8 fas - a. oO EG be pases nveientent : J. T. Magee AAs. ( 6885 SANDERS — STORE Milton A. E. Sanders — Owner Phone 2211 Sundries — Paints —- Oils Hours 8 to 10 Week Days 1 to 8 Sundays Your Patronage Appreciated DUTCH GAP MOTOR CO. 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ORCUTT BILL MURPHY Gurrrers — Down Sprouts Prompt Fuel Oil Service 2514 Hull Street — Dial 82-4690 Residence Centralia Gardens Chester, Va. Richmond 24, Virginia Phone 4801 JOSEPH T. MOORE Compliments Realtors P Builders of Modern Homes of 110 Cowardin Avenue Phone 82-4547 G. W. J | | Kl NS Richmond, Virginia W. W. THOMPSON COMPANY, INC. OFFICE AND LABORATORIES: Dial 7-2951 104 NORTH 19TH STREET P.O. DRAWER 2308 Richmond, Va. YEAR BOOK PHOTOGRAPHY BY REX THOMPSON THE FINEST IN SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY 5 Quick Compliments ie i a” Printing CHESTERWOOD oa ieee Company COMMUNITY STORE “Service With a Smile’ Phone 82-3249 26021 Hull St. 82-4411 More Fun MOORE’S LAKE Swim — Be Refreshed Be Relaxed — Be Safe J. P. Sprynern — Owner Compliments to The class of ‘53 BENNIES DRIVE-IN Stop 15% Petersburg Pike Milk Shakes — Sundaes —- Hamburgers Barbecues Best on the Southside Compliments of BUTTERWORTH'S Southside Virginia’s Leading Home Furnishers Hopewell Colonial Heights More Relaxation E. H. SAUNDERS Electrical Contractor wiring of all kinds SONS Appliances Lighting Fixtures Hopewell Phone 830 Virginia ARLIE T. ANDREWS MONUMENTS Petersburg S. Crater Road Virginia Compliments of STONE’S COLONIAL FURNITURE HOUSE JOHNSON CLEANERS ELLIOTT SUPPLY CO. Stop 23 Petersburg Pike Stop 23 Petersburg Pike, Richmond 24, Va. ‘Clean Clothes Contribute to Health and Happiness” Dial 82-4457 Office Hours: 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. Hotpoint Appliances - Hardware - Paint — Phone 82-8985 — Plumbing and Electrical Supplies and Fixtures Richmond, Virginia Youngstown Kitchen Cabinets and Sinks Business Phone Home Phone 11-F-21 82-8083 SHOOSMITH’S GARAGE Compliments of Repairs —- Overhauling THE Complete Automotive Service HALFWAY HOUSE Electric and Acetylene Welding R. F. D. No. 7 S. Richmond, Ya. Trade Mark CHESTER SUPPLY COMPANY and BEAZLEY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Fresh Meats — Groceries Hardware — Paint — Seed — Feed HOME EQUIPMENT Co. Shoes — Dry Goods — Toys Your Friendly General Electric Dealer We Deliver Phone—Chester 2171 R. C. A. Television Phone—Chester 2241 Chester, Virginia | SST MOTOR COMPANY rome Pike Your Friendly Ford Dealer Telephones 2121 — 2131 Chester, Virginia Rucker-Rosenstock Compliments of Petersburg, Virginia G. E. WOMACK Where all Southside Virginia Refrigeration Service shops and saves Richmond, Virginia Phone 82-2654 FLORIDA ae ste Meats — eerlairett mi Stop 291 Petersburg Pike Sy has s cahahraencae bie ae Richmond, Virginia Compliments ra iN Sieaieen of ALWAYS FIRS TOOQUARLAEYA T. and J. ESSO SERVICE J.C. PENNEY COMPANY INCORPORATED Petersburg, Virginia Where Southside Virginia Shops and Saves Courthouse and Cogbill Road Richmond, Virginia Compliments of BAXTER’S SUNNY SIDE Jewelers — Opticians TRAILER COURT 105 N. Sycamore St. 111 E. Broadway Petersburg, Va. Hopewell, Va. Compliments of PROFFITT CLEANERS Stop 26 Petersburg Pike Work Called for and Delivered Phone 82-4443 F. G. DAILEY | AUTO SERVICE SHADY SIDE COURT A Fine Place to Sleep A Fine Place to Eat (Esso Come, Give us a Trial 2201 Petersburg Pike Richmond 24, Va. Phone: 82-9996 BISHOP’S GARAGE ARTES Rm General Repairing G. W. SCH LATER Oxy Acetylene Welding Hardware — Sporting Goods Stop 26, Petersburg Pike Minnesota Paints Dial 116 — Ask for 25F12 Stop 22 Petersburg Pike C. R. Bishop, Propr. R. F. D. 7, Richmond 24, Va. Compliments of THE MAKERS OF LOCK-VENT ALL ALUMINUM AWNINGS Virginia Improvement Company Phone 82-4533 James A. Rosenstock, Inc. Compliments 108 N. Sycamore St. of Petersburg, Va. S P E R @] ‘ 5 “‘Men’s Clothing’ Petersburg, Va. Mid Cities Service Center Complete Car Service Corner Hopewell Rd. Petg. Pike Phone Chester 7922 Compliments of Compliments of KINGSLAND GROCERY x R. H. Melius Friend Phone 82-7873 Stop 23 Petersburg Pike FRANK BECK’S GARAGE Complete Auto Repairing AAA _ Road Service We buy Used Cars Richmond Virginia POWELL-COLE STATIONERY CO., INC. OLD DOMINION 11 N. Sycamore St. Phone 6611 SERVICE STATION Petersburg, Virginia 24 Hour Service “Everything for the Office’ Stop 2912 Petersburg Pike Also ENGRAVING Artist Supplies SALLIE’S ART CRAFTS SHOP Compliments of Stop No. 29 Petersburg Pike FRIENDLY TAVERN Your all occasion Gift needs are here Mrs. F. C. Shuman Gift wrapped free Westmoreland, Dunbar, Hager, Hummels, Dresden and more for you to see Motorola Zenith Philco McGUIRE TELEVISION Sales CENTER Service All Makes Expertly Repaired McGuire Shopping Center Phone 82-0649 4410 East Broad Rock Road Richmond, Virginia COMMUNITY STORE and BUD MYERS CLEANERS SODA SHOPPE 80112 Petersburg Pike 4909 Courthouse Road 83-0555 Groceries —— Fresh Meats — Produce Fountain Service —- Sandwiches Meet your Friends Here Compliments of Modern Studio Petersburg, Virginia POWERS’ NEWS STORE Magazines —- Candy — Newspapers Cigars and Cigarettes Luncheon and Fountain Service 242 N. Syc Compliments of T. S. Beckwith and Co. Petersburg, Virginia Shoes for the entire family Also bags and hose to match AT CANNONS 126 North Sycamore St., Petersburg, Virginia long way to fall before it gets down to the L Ladies’ :-: Phone 2638 amore Street Phone 1485 Petersburg, Virginia UBMAN’‘S Men’s :-: Boys’ Wear Petersburg, Virginia 231-233 N. Sycamore St. Your Electric Service is on the job 24 hours a day—day and night— making your daily living lots easier, healthier and more enjoyable. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Petersburg, Virginia } EDUCATE YOURSELF WITH Everything for the woman pero rceanrere who sews : The place to start your savings is at the _ Singer Sewing Center PETERSBURG MUTUAL BUILDING poowes? U7 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, INC. Petersburg, Virginia 121 North Sycamore St., Petersburg, Virginia 25 West Washington St. _ _ = - “ = a — Compliments of S. S. Kresge Co. Sanitary Barber Shop Five and Ten Petersburg, Virginia 112 North Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia WALTER J. PARRISH CORPORATION ‘The Store of Nationally Preferred Paints’ Phone 5990 13 South Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of B ELLWOOD C. A. WILSON SONS AUTO SERVICE Groceries —- General Merchandise R. L. Edgeworth, Propr. Stop 23, R. F. D. 7, Petersburg Pike Phone Chester 4467 . U. S. No. 1 and 301 Chesterfield, C. H. Richmond, Va. Ignition Parts You Will Enjoy THE PROGRESS-INDEX Complete News Coverage Chester and Vicinity 7 Days a Week To Place New and Social Items Telephone Petersburg — 156, 157 Hopewell — 654, 3175 To Order Paper Call Petersburg 389 Compliments of BROOKS CLEANERS SYLVIA HAT SHOP Grove Ave. Fleet St. Petersburg, Va. Phone 89 Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of PRENTICE’S WILSON POULTRY PLANT Grady J. Prentice, Propr. LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY Retail and Wholesale 2516 Hull Street Dial 82-0870 — 82-3549 Richmond 24, Va. SWANSBORO FURNITURE CO. Your Crosley Dealer Everything in Furniture Dial 82-0754 2620-22 Hull St. So. Richmond, Va. FEED COMPANY Kasco Feeds, Flour, Meal, Grain Fertilizers, Seeds Baby Chicks, Poultry Supplies Richmond Phone 82-0959 20th and Hull Sts. Richmond, Va. TED CURRY MOTORS, INC. : Phone 368 i Service Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks 19.27 North Union Street Petersburg, Virginia Dial 83-1686 WARDROBE CLEANERS WE CLEAN AND BLOCK HATS WE RE-DYRF LEATHER JACKETS WE REPLACE LININGS AND ZIPPERS KENT’S FURNITURE COMPANY WE CLEAN AND PRESS NECKTIES INCORPORATED ee MAJOR AND MINOR ALTERA- WE SPECIALIZE IN HOUSEHOLD FURNISH- INGS, DRAPERIES, ETC. “Dependable Furniture Since 1897” Petersburg, Virginia Phone 411 At Your Request At Our Plant We Offer One (1) Hour Service 2615 Midlothian Pike Richmond, Virginia BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. ee OF PETERSBURG, INC. SANT CICEOCERY BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. OF HOPEWELL, INC. Everything To Build With Compliments 23 LoaUllest: Banquet Room available for Private Parties WHITMORE’S RESTAURANT SOUTHSIDE DRUG CO. Prescription Druggists “Best Food In Town’ Dial 82-1251 Cor. Hull and 26th Sts. Telephone 1950 29 S. Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia Compliments UKROP SUPER MARKET 3611 Hull St. SAM’‘S DINER Famous for Good Food Open 24 Hours Stop 24 Petersburg Pike, Richmond, Virginia MANCHESTER MILLS Feed and Seeds 2105 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia SOUTHSIDE CANDY COMPANY Compliments Incorporated of Cigars, Novelties, Notions f Candies of all Kinds Ap. Ee Currin Phone 738 . 37 Bollingbrook St. Petersburg, Vi rginia ACME TIRE AND BATTERY CO. M. C. Sheffield KITCHEN McCLAY Distributors For INC. DUNLOP GOLD CUP TIRES AND TUBES WILLARD BATTERIES 229 N. Market St. Petersburg, Virginia We Give Road Service Anywhere, Anytime Air-conditioning Heating — Plumbing 29 W. Bank Street Phone 2175 Petersburg, Virginia Day Phone 1576 Night Phone 3102-W-1 HOWERTON STANDARD-JAMES, INC. WILLOUGHBY “For Better Shoes’ Opticians Jewelers 124 North Sycamore Street Eyeglasses —- Watches Petersburg, Virginia Diamonds — Jewelry 7 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia HARLOW-HARDY CO., BROAD ROCK PHARMACY INC. J. F. Hollenbeck “Everything for the Home’ Hull Street and Broad Rock Road 17-19 W. Washington Street Phone 82-2334 Richmond, Va. Phone 919 Petersburg, Virginia N.B. GOODWYN AND SONS Door and Cellotex Window Wall Board Frames Gyplap Made to Insulation Order Chesterfield Court House, Va. Lumber Building Material Residence Chester Rich. 82-5022 4463 MOORE’S BRICK COTTAGES and AIR CONDITIONED RESTAURANT Richmond-Petersburg Pike Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Crump HARRIS - BRENAMAN Incorporated Athletic Supplies Sporting Goods 717 East Grace St. Richmond 19, Va. Dial 2-4797 — 2-4796 Compliments of WOMACK G. K. ROBERTSON INSULATION co. Poultry and Fresh Eggs Brick Siding, Asbestos Shingles Routes 10 Aluminum Storm Windows and Doors Chesterfield, Virginia Shenandoah, Virginia Phone 3512 Compliments ai Compliments of M. A. Cogbill L. L. FELTER Compliments of CASTON STUDIOS Richmond, Virginia COLGIN’S AUTO SERVICE General Repairing VAN STADEN AND PAYNE Roofing Company Gutters and Down-Spout Dorman Windows Guaranteed To Stop Leaking Route 10, Cogbill Road, Chesterfield County Phone 7-1168 HOUSTON’S SUPER MARKET The Friendly Store Stop 26 Old Petersburg Pike Phcne 82-8856 HARRIS SMALL FUNERAL HOME Incorporated 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephone 6707 2033 Boulevard Serving Chester Area Colonial Heights, Va. SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Wishes To Members Of The Class Of ‘53 Much Success In The Years To Come JESSUP’S BARBER SHOP Court House — Cogbill Road Richmond, Virginia S. P. Terry Painting And Paperhanging Commercial, Industrial And Residence Spray Painting 1020 West Cary Street Richmond, Virginia 84-3196 PERKINSON’S GARAGE General Auto Repairs Hickory Road Chesterfield County Phone: Petersburg 206-W-11 Compliments of WYATT’S FLORIST Compliments of FRIENDS Flowers for all Occasions Day Phone 4192 6th W. Broadway Night 2480 ith 0ns AG nists. Petersburg, Virginia Television 100% Air Conditioned Phone 4091-R Phone9030-J SWIFT CREEK FARMS Restaurant and Motor Court Broiled Steaks @ Chicken in the Straw SOUTHSIDE AUTO SERVICE General Auto Repairs Toasted Sandwiches - - - - Complete Service - - - - Tires and Accessories Dial 82-9748 2123 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia Live Maine Lobsters @ Seafood At Its Best Breakfast — Lunch — Dinner U. S. Route No. 1 and 301—17 Miles South of Richmond Colonial Heights — Petersburg, Virginia “Quality Made Us Famous” Our Food is Approved by AA A Recommended by Compliments of RICHMOND GILETTE TIRE CO. R. E. EVANS GROCERY R. F. D. No. 10, Box 186 Richmond, Va. GB EAE eBES I TRADE MARK DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments of MUNICIPAL PARKING SERVICE 708 E. Marshall Street Richmond, Va. Compliments of McBRIDE’S STEAK HOUSE Stop 29 Petersburg Pike RAINBOW DRIVE IN Specializing in Fried Chicken CONGRATULATIONS Colonial Heights Drug Store “In the shopping Center’ Drugs — Soda — Gifts Italian Spaghetti All Types of Sandwiches Home Made Ice Cream Pizza Pies Sick Room Supplies 3631 Blvd. Phone 4091-m Colonial Heights, Va. MOTTO’S ESSO SERVICENTER Gas - Oil - Tires - Tubes - 3635 Boulevard Colonial Heights, Va. JOHNSON and COMPANY Finest Fuel Oils Accessories Colonial Heights, Va. E. S. McBRIDE Compliments of TRAILER SALES CROWN DINER Phone 82-0975 2912 Petersburg Pike Restaurant “Best Place to Eat” Richmond, Virginia and 7202 Washington Highway Dial 82-6593 S. B. GOODMAN and SONS Plumbing, Heating and Refrigeration Home Appliance 1121 Hull Street Sales and Service | Richmond 24, Va GEORGE'S DRUG STORE Broadway Hopewell, Virginia DORSEY-BULLOCK RANDOLPH MKT. FUNERAL HOME And its Employees Formerly Hopewell Funeral Parlors, Inc. 400 N. 6 Ave. Ambulance Service Hopewell, Va. Phone Hopewell 2321 208 East Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia BUCHANAN’S Jewelry — Watch Repair “Where Your Patronage is Appreciated’ James Buchanan Watchmaker 305 E. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Compliments W. T. GRANT CO. “Known For Values’”’ Hopewell, Va. Compliments of PARNELL’S RUSTIC ROOM Dutch Gap BROCK’S BAR-B-Q Richmond — Hopewell Road Ry, te 1D, Chester, Virginia Phone Hopewell 2952 Compliments CHESTERFIELD COUNTY BANK ALPERIN SAUNDERS Quality Furniture General Electric Appliances Hopewell, Virginia Read The HOPEWELL NEWS With all the Chesterfield County News Phone Hopewell 3700 Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Hopewell, Virginia HOPEWELL FEED AND SEED STORE Seedsmen High Grade Seeds, Bulbs, Garden and Poultry Supplies Phone 2191 115 Poythress St. GARFINKEL’S Women’s Ready-to-Wear Broadway Hopewell, Virginia For Family Footwear Try GLOBE SHOE STORE 201 Main Street Telephone 866 Hopewell, Virginia GILMAN - FOWLE Insurance Agency 129 Main St. Hopewell, Va. Phone 780 It Pays Where To Save Savings Pay Current Rate of Earnings 3% FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HOPEWELL 110 Main Street Compliments of Compliments of F. W. Phipps, Jr. Manager PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY OF HOPEWELL Hopewell, Virginia FORD G G PASTRY SHOPPE INSURANCE AGENCY Pies, Rolls and Pastries Fresh Daily 107 W. Poythress Street “Decorated Cakes a Specialty’ Hopewell, Virginia 254 East Broadway Phone 2079 Phones 2354 4180 Real Estate Insurance DRINK Compliments of FORT DARLING OC | AUTO COURT IN BOTTLES JAMES H. MARTIN General Landscaping DIXIE WH EEL Route 7 — Richmond, Virginia Phone 82-7080 : eee Pa: Compliments of FLOWERS SCHOOL EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Manufacturers and Distributors School, Church and Public Seating Furniture Richmond-Lawrenceville, Virginia MITCHELL'S WELL AND PUMP CO. Shallow Wells —- Cement Casing Drilled Wells — Steel Casing Pumps and Water Systems Installed Pump Repair Service Phone 2705 R. F. D. No. 3 R. and P. Pike Petersburg, Virginia SAM‘S Compliments to the Class of ‘53 TEXACO AND LUNCH From Routes 1 30] at Hopewell Road O. B. GATES Phone Chester 7806, R. F. D. 2, Chester, Va. R. C. DUNNAVANT’S Amoco Service Compliments of Gas — Oil LEWIS H. VADEN Groceries —- Soft Drinks Route 10 Phone 82-7962 JENKINS MARABLE AUTO SERVICE General Auto Repairs Sinclair and Goodyear Products Virginia State Inspection Station : Norman Marable, Propr. Stop 13 - Route 7 Petersburg Pike 201 Cowardin Avenue Phone 82-9926 Richmond, Va. L.R. BROWN CO. Furniture Dealers 5% 1523-1601 Hull St. . Richmond, Virginia is os i Phone 82-2388 Roe Js : a gta 4 es oy ES eae’ re i HARRIS, FLIPPEN AND COMPANY, INC. 715 East Main Street Phone 7-3019 Sporting Goods Athletic Supplies — Hunting Equipment — Fishing Tackle Richmond, Virginia Compliments of J. P. JONES FURNITURE CO., INC. The Store That Pleases Hull 13th Sts. GEORGE A. STEIN SON Meat Market ‘The Pioneer Meat Market’ Richmond, Virginia J. S. RITCHIE SONS, INC. RITCHIE‘S HARDWARE IMPLEMENT CO. One Stop Shopping Center For Feed Seed — Hardware — Baby Chicks WM. H. BRANCH CO. Complete INSURANCE Service John Deere Machinery — Poultry Suppli 1002 Insurance Building ohn Deere Machinery oultry Supplies Richmond, Va. Phone 3-9041 Norge Appliances Phone Feed Seed 676 Hardware 460 Petersburg, Virginia HAYNES-JARVIS SHOE CO., INC. Richmond, Virginia Phone 82-9272 LANG RABE, INC. Headquarters for Electrical Contractors Compliments of Poll Parrot Shoes 1437 Hull Street Phone 82-7950 Let me build and finance your home BILLY GILL A. L. HUBAND Used Car Center “Builder of Better Homes”’ Ettrick, Va. Phone 717W3 Rt. 7, Box 227 Richmond, Va. LYTTLE AND BARNES SANITATION CO. Septic Tanks Manufactured — Installed — Serviced Office and Plant P. O. Box 4205 Belt Boulevard and Hopkins Road Richmond 24, Virginia Phone 82-5490 S. E. Lyttle 82-8629 F. W. Barnes 82-0759 eth Best Wishes LAKE CHESTER The Lake With The Toboggan Slide Glidden Quality Products Spred Satin — Spred Gloss The Matched Color Twins Everywhere On Everything G = ) “ Glidden ¥ Sarasa THE GLIDDEN CO. Richmond, Virginia H. A. HAWKINS COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Contractors American-Standard Fixtures chee Quiet May Oil Burners Ettrick, Virginia 3 West River Road Phone 1185 CONCRETE PIPE and PRODUCTS CO., INC. Manufacturers of Diamonds ——- Watches Solid Gold and Gold-filled Jewelry MEHL’S JEWELERS 1405 Hull Street Centrifugal —- Machine Made — Cast Pipe High Pressure Steam Cured Masonry Units P. O. Box 1223 — Richmond 9, Virginia Richmond, Virginia VIRGINIANS LONDEM AXLE HEADQUARTERS Complete Line of Truck Equipment Cole-Kelly 17 Petersburg Pike at Hull Richmond, Virginia HOLLYWOOD JEWELERS 1433 Hull Street Art-Carved Diamond Rings Bulova —- Elgin — Longines — Wittnauer Watches L. W. T. BULIFANT, INC. E. B. SWINEFORD Insurance Center Phone 6000 P.O. Box 486 38 Franklin Street Florist 1512 Hull Street Phone 82-8426 Richmond, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia LEETE TIRE BATTERY CO. 2nd and Henry St. Petersburg, Virginia Phone 371 Distributors of Kelly-Springfield Tires and Excel Batteries Recapping, Vulcanizing, and Road Service AAA TIPPY GEORGE’S PAT‘S RECORD SHOP BARBER SHOP 708 E. Broad St. Phone 7-3515 Next to the National Theater Modern in every detail You are always welcome Latest in Popular, Classical, Hillbilly, and Blues IT’S PAT THE RECORD “KING” Basement 1520 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia Compliments of Walter Osborne TU DOR’S, INC. “VIRGINIA‘’S 108 NiSycamore FINEST LANDSCAPERS” age Phone 82-8964 36 S. Sycamore Petersburg, Va. NORBERT’S JAAS GENU Expert Diamonds eC epsake sé ak Watch h A SHETENTIS DIAMOND. ane he Jewelry Jewelry Silverware Repairing Phone 82-7766 1609 Hull St. Rt. 2, Chester, Va. Richmond 24, Virginia Norbert Roman, Propr. Phone Chester 4281 Compliments of A FRIEND Used Cars Bought, Sold and Traded SOUTHSIDE MOTOR SALES “The Best Buy for your Money’’ Telephone 82-8666 M. L. Callahan R. G. Hurst Home Phone 4-9749 1000 Hull Street 24 Hour Service PIKE SUNOCO SERVICE 3508 Jefferson Davis Highway Richmond, Virginia Washing, Lubrication, Polishing Tires, Batteries, Accessories Richmond, Virginia PARKER’S SHOES “For the Best in Footwear’’ AN-X FOOD MARKET Fresh Meats —- Groceries —- Vegetables Spalding Phi Bates Citations American Gentleman Red Cross J. C. Brewster Phone 82-5616 13th and Hull Street Jumping Jacks Vogue Teens Bonnie Laddie 221 E. Broadway Hopewell, Va. Dial 5662 Bulldozer Work Grading and clearing land W. C. Pureell Route No. 5 Master Chevrolet Sales, Inc. 25-33 E. Bank Street Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia Phone 3878 W-4 LIVESAY MOTOR EQUIPMENT COMPANY Petersburg, Va. 110 East Bank St. — Phone 614 TED REAMS SPORTS CENTER Incorporated 1819 Hull Street Tractors — Trucks — Farm Machinery Genuine |. H. C. 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