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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

ries ; tend ine) fade.. 1,wé had“fogether;:amd. the’ Corpc 5 Sénifor Class that, as you glance through ines pages , aot 7 Sn ” a sagen MDI TANLIO NAN AN 008 A sia : MO11977394 mere ae Medication For his delightful sense of humor, for his constant helpfulness, for his enthusiastic support of school activities, and for his steady dependability, we, The Senior Class of 1955, dedicate this “REFLECTOR” to Mr. Roy L. Tucker. Contents COTTE cal se Se a 6 (al AG GOS ers meen ee 11 IRI CSR eetee ere eo a 41 SNUG S He eee ty ach RS 51 CIRCACUUC SI ee ee et 73 INNEELIG CIC LG eee es 83 MR. FRED D. THOMPSON, M.A. Superintendent MR. LEWIS D. JOHNSON, B.A. 6 MR. J. WILSON CRUMP, M.S. Assistant Principal Principal Hinh School SF aculty MRS. DAISY P. REAMES MRS. L. MORGAN SMART Social Studies Latin, English MISS ELIZABETH G. HUDSON MISS EDITH M. WOOD MRS. NANCY H. BROUGHTON MISS DOROTHY S. SPENCER Mathematics Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping English, Social Studies Biology, General Science MR. MACK D. MOORE MISS ELLEN M. CONYERS MISS MARTHA E. WEBB MISS DORIS R. RAMSEY Math, Physics Math, Social Studies English Algebra MR. ARTHUR R. CLINGERMAN' MRS. MYRA G. CRUMP MR. F. EDWIN MARTIN MR. LANDON L. PERDUE Social Studies English 7 Spanish, Social Studies Drawing QUGVvuUVYUUYVY 060060900890 @ 890000 )0¢ CIT MISS MARTHA E. BURKE Physical Education MRS. JOYCE C. HARVEY Typing, General Business MRS. GRACE S. BRITTON Social Studies, History MR. JOHN E. SPIVEY Science, Chemistry MISS NANCY K. PERKINS Science, Social Studies MRS. DOROTHY S. GREER MRS. JULIA A. HARWELL Mathematics, English English MRS. CAROL M. HOLCOMBE Science, Home Economics MR. JOHN W. ROTHERT English MR. ROY E. TUCKER MR. EDMUND C. KARPUS MISS M. ELIZABETH Industrial Arts Physical Education PICKHARDT Librarian MR. RALPH H. PERCIVAL Music MRS. NANCY H. FALLEN MRS. BETTY W. NEAL Cafeteria Director MRS. MARIAN E. REICHERT Home Economics 8 Secretary First and Second Grade teachers are: Mrs. Dare F. Birdsong, Mrs. Ray B. Hargrave, Mrs. Niora D. Walke, Mrs. Annie M. Bruce, Mrs. Jean W. Micklem, Mrs. Grace C. Ridout, Mrs. Mildred S. Perdue, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Huddle, and Mrs. Helen M. Russell. Third and Fourth Grade teachers are: Mrs. Nancy Q. Ciestukiewicz, Mrs. Maude M. Cook, Mrs. Frances F. Smith, Mrs. Marian F. South, Mrs. Emma H. Rodgers, Mrs. Edna E. Fast, and Miss Margaret M. Henderson. ae | er S Gover Elementary Faculty Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Grade teachers are: Miss F. Jane Frost, Miss Mildred E. Proffitt, Mrs. Eliza- beth G. Linder, Miss Mary V. McKissick, Mr. Leo V. Wright, Miss F. Louise Fuqua, Miss Virginia Q. Tally, Miss Bertha M. Riggs, Mrs. Peggy W. Hohman, and Mrs. Ellie S. Foster. 10 ; 7 i t eld She ae £45 Senior Class Officers, President, Bill Keuhl; Vice-President, H. O. Lyne; Secretary, Betty Wilmoth, and Treasurer, Walter Gilliam deposit money in the Senior Account. + “ ‘ £ : e 5 ; to eke F a ‘ y ie be eae ae + ‘ 7] . Le ne é = u? i 4 ee 3 3 © ‘ he ope a 3 ei. 4 fhe f : $ e x ; oe - + -$145 Ls = . { se Pi : i Pi Shick is Bek e | aa Bs ita Pr ee k ter? 3% he, t os a Cie bt : ; 7 : 2 : 4 ie eed “ee “i eayig re ntvmnint nero eet aan, saqareaasprrag: mi ght Seniors Jean Thelma Allen Geneva Rosalie Anderson Thelma Mae Andrews enor Shirley J Applewhit irley Jean Applewnite The President calls Mary Elizabeth Austin Shirley Swanson Bailey Leonard Brantley Bass aE Ellen Virginia Blake James Arthur Boyd, Jr. oe James Thomas Brockwell he Class to order. Sally Ann Buchanan Edwin Lee Burnette Karen Gail Cason Cecile Evelyn Condrey William Everett Caudill, Jr. Senior Horace Eugene Coffey Doris Lovelene Conn Belva Marie Clevenger Jacqueline Conn Exam — eee Sylvia Katherine Cooke Patricia Evina Crostic Robert Vernie Dale Class Mack Theodore Daniels Time Margaret Lee Davis Steven Berkley Edwards John Thomas Elam, Jr. Ae Joyce Anne Faggart Jesse Gregory Forrest Dixie Reid Gates Marian Hasseltine Gates Lounging Walter Sandor Gilliam Joseph Henry Hanchey, Jr. William Alfred Hankla Carlene Gay Harris Class James Maryland Henshaw, Jr. Hall Sarah Gooch House Barbara Ellen Howard Nancy Kyle Kiener Senior William Henry Kuhl, Jr. A lot of research is required in Elaine Houston Leech Hiram Oliver Lyne, III Robert Donald Magee Carol Joyce Mann compiling that Senior term paper. Dixie Carolyn Miller edad Chas ds I if } i Ivory Lee McNew Lelia Louise Munford wy) vl «title Ms A a Robert Thomas Massie Ann Marie Murphy Fay Janette Myers Gilbert Sayres Porter meee oe : | Kon a | bai Harry Lee Newell, Jr. Senior Jean Marie Perkinson Joyce Mae Ramsey aseatOs ee ee Mary Ella Perkinson The Seniors gather Thomas Merlyn Roane Virginia Marie Sirry Jane Mellissa Smelley Doris Jean Synan for a light snack. Ronald Gilbert Tatum Aubrey Lawrence Taylor, Jr. Robert Louis Waldrop oe By CHESTERFIELD COUNTY LIBRARY VIRGINIA Robert Alfred Wallace Marjorie Elmira White Marjorie Frances Wilkerson “All in a day’s work!” Betty Merlene Wilmoth Nancy Sue Worrell Delores Louise Ziman - 5 = ioe) and Treasurer, posters announcing the coming “Jolly Junior Hop.” Secretary, 1g. Lor Barbara 1 ai cibigpiieed tn it Ha ie Ty aR Mh Nag : f ARR ances wesen OES, Pini eye dilate arial sont call Sot pen Tipe BR ony 2 Ree Oe en te ie ' —] a ue i) a y 2 = x c v = fy J = a S 2 i Y 7 =x ts 7) 2 x f St w feake make President: “e, =p pape —pengngrnse gee wat Tobin tot ete Se si z 45 von a DLP RNER? Sexe aegis! Soicpe sine abpc Betty ad on ie ARR — wit aoe sabia swiss ened Se te ee inde che fee Furasend dt a Sylvia Clodfelter Stewart Cole Carolyn Crump Carolyn Dalton Carlton Dance Betty Dow Shirley Eanes Coy Edwards Kitty Elliott Eugene Eure Worth Eure Janet Faison Ocenia Felter Elizabeth Fike Katherine Fulgham Joe Adams Claudia Agee Betty Anderson Peggy Barnes Robert Beazley Douglas Billings Elizabeth Birdsong Josephine Bolen Faye Bowen John Bowry Patricia Brinson Joyce Bryant Noel Bufford Gay Burgess Nancy Burton = Shirley Goin Patricia Grande Harold Harvey James Hayes Charlene Henrich Joseph Hillier Emily Jackson Anne Johnson George Johnston George Kcraget Alberta Landis Bucky Leake Barbara Long Jean Loving William Mann Patsi McCook Doris Miles Garland Miles Betty Mitchell Barbara Morgan Sue Motto Franklin Nester Gertrude Nester Jon Newell Mildred Newton Bruce Nunnally Pearl Osterbind Mary Owen James Partin Helen Pentecost Robert Romaine William Pierce Valerie Pinckney Beryl Robertson Roger Root Iris Royster Theno Savage William Scherer Joan Shelton | Beverly Shillicutt Barbara Smith Patricia Spence William St. Clair Archibald Steele Ralph Stotesberry John Sweitzer Jean Swineford t ™ ; x Mihi as ° c= ie i — gt eo ee j BANG ‘ % | Juniors select class rings. — Pd 4 Doris Terrell William Tucker Melvin Vest Mary West Temple Wilkinson Christina Williams Thelma Williams Nancy Womble Joe Woolridge Florence Worland William Worsham Shelby Wray Nelda Yates Reve Yates Faye Zborill -President, y. Sophomores while asurer fee patie Daffron, Tre in order to enlarge their class treasur and Johnny with candy hy Ee: GET ALLE 2: ee ysoeay eg 7 cn iyi np peg eet 1m Vinee @ or a a am sell soft drinks for the football crowd; Secretary, Eric Peters, Class President and Dale Steed, Vice ERNE N BN NS a i ow OE ae jo epee) Wien ee 4 Satpeclije sje ae tech t Se ee ee ens esse seth Kegel a snl $3 - a saver: dethe tei ts 2 a SS al SS Pre: Pe ie rn sae ge peice: nisin: Caen Mics cet tage ti a wnat te tess eS el ae, te aise 1 yeoman Pit nla mst ete ee a a Scr itive aed she yeas a p 8 sit maser csi h i wa ‘ Sn a ays tom aa ed Lelie ty SF Nitin eentianiesialanictin aitan oo 5 ase ean aparicdge : $ a Be con Se A John Coghill Dorothy Colbert Laverne Cole Harriet Congdon Dana Conn Nancy Cook Joyce Craig Richard Crocker Wilmer Crostic Becky Cox Bryan Cox John Daffron Bobby Dean Joseph Dockery Janet Evans Rodney Fitzgerald Linwood Gettings Ann Goodman Mary Adams Mildred Akins Clara Allen Treely Allen Peggy Altman Margaret Ammons Marie Ballinger Laverne Belvin Eugene Berger Jerry Blackwell Evelyn Bottoms Herbert Boyd Nancy Boyd Anne Brownings Mary Call Frances Carr Donald Cleere Thelma Coe Jo Anne Grantham Pat Greene Jacqueline Grundy Patricia Gunn Joe Haislip Robert Hanchey Otis Harlow Jerry Harris Michael Harris Bertha Henderson Dale Henshaw Milton Hess Joy Higgenbotham Marion House Terry Johnston Goldie Keiser Nancy Kelly Henry Kelly Jacob LeMaster Franklin Liemberger Earl Little Lois Lipford Eddie Lohr Aubrey Long Cecil Lucas Emily Manley Roy Marshall Linda Martin Allen Mason Faye Mason Betty Matthews Johnny Miller Betty Mitchell Jack Mitchell Betty Moore Freddie Moore Sophomores 30 Vera Mosley Eileen Murphy Julia Newell David Newton Billy Nix David Nixon Patricia Oates Jeanette O’Kennon Edward Penny Eric Peters Audrey Pierce Willie Poole Joyce Ragsdale Iris Randall Louis Reeves Earl Roberts John Ruckart Jewel Seay William Sheffield Billy Shell Carolyn Shelton Jean Shelton Judith Shepard Charles Sibley Geraldine Sirry James Spain Dale Steed Ronnie Synan Betty Taylor James Wallace Gloria Washburn Margaret West Nelson Whitaker Robert Whiting Ernest Wilkerson Thomas Willis Carolyn Wilmoth Joyce Wilson Tom Winston Carol Woodfin Linda Wright Coulton Yon enone we sep SJ Pes r= vo ac) 77) vo ha e oO — S 2 e) Oo = 2) Ss 7) ey q vo Ae) a7) i) Lo = a bey oO 12) | io) n na ac Ss) r= os a n vo i) oe a o u = a ise] ovo i] co Mo) i=} 3S Gallier; Adams. read possible scripts for their assembly Dorothy Secretary, Pitts; Becky Marian Barbara Adams Glenda Adams Lillie Adams Marian Adams Preston Aldridge Bobby Anderson Joyce Anderson Suzanne Anderson Jean Andrews Patricia Barbour Joyce Barricks Shirley Bartle James Bell Lois Bishop Joyce Blackwell Florence Blankenship Alice Boggs Carson Bosher Patsy Bower Nancy Bowling Pat Brady Carroll Brooks David Broughton Ann Burgess Clyde Burgess Warren Burke Preston Burton Carol Capel Dorothy Carden Henry Castelvecchi John Chaulklin Judy Coghill Shelby Cole Joann Coleman Geneva Cooper Sylvia Dalton Graham Daniels Julius Denton James Dodd Clifton Droddy Dorris Droddy James Dunnavant Patricia Dunnavant Mercer Faw Shirley Faw Deanna Felte1 Mary Fiala Jeanne Fitzgerald Glenda Forrest Ann Frazier Evelyn Fulgham Dorothy Gallier John Gilliam Doris Gold Eunice Graham Isabel Graham William Grant Lamar Gray Ann Griffin William Griffin Joyce Harlow Rae Harrell Raymond Hevener Jerry Holmes Jane Howerton Emily Jacobs Peggy Jessup Edwinita Jilek Ann Johnston Wallace Kofron Jean Kofron Charles Kcraget Juanita Jude Olyvee Leeson Roger Lewis William Livingston Vicki Lynn Rosebud Mann Brenda Martin Henry Martin Shirley McAdams Jerry McDaniel Rachel McFadden Betty McGee Joyce Michie Mary Micou Thomas Miles Barbara Miller Mary Miller Thomas Miller Gayle Mitton Stuart Moore Robert Mosely Virginia Moser Fay Motley Shirley Motto James Nelson Marville Newill Kitty Nunnally Brenda Pamplin Ann Pate Lois Pentecost Frank Piotrowski Becky Pitts Mary Poole George Rudolph Susan Rumble Estelle Sanders Cleo Savage Jimmy Scammel Scarlett Scott Elbert Seay Elizabeth Shackelford James Shaw Judy Shelton David Short Mary Simpson Robert Sinclair Molean Slate Mae Lee Smith William Smith Earle Spencer Jane Strang Ann Swineford Margaret Swineford Shirley Moore Betty Taylor Robert Terrell James Torbet Five Frivolous Freshmen Jane Torbet James Tyner Marshall Vaughan Anne Vest q Carole Welch « sn Ml ‘¢ John White ae Philip Whitmore _ James Whitt — Mildred Whirly Eleanor Wiley Bruce Wilkinson Harvey Williams Joy Wilmoth Gerald Womack Lillian Womack Alice Wood Della Woodard Boyd Worley Peggy Worley Jean Worsham Mary Wray Franklin Zborill « : ' Taking time out for entertainment are Eighth Grade President, Joe Hanes and Vice-President, Aleta Goodwyn. Looking on are Class Secretary, Beth Goodwyn and: Treasurer, Sandra Woodfin. 9 Z ; ‘ Fi ih F ‘ : ; : . 4 ‘ a3 ¥ i 5 M ; i a ‘ ; Ss hy ’ ’ ‘aad; n a 4 we io oe: ae z Key i ‘ Be t £49 m ti § ; Le $$ ej f mi a £ . ¥ be A Rhee 7 P) - te 4 : gee Bet 8214 ae. zane ‘i waeoet Ss i i | .? : % : Rel} ; fea gh! ; % ; ya : $4 Sit ea ' eet me ee: 4—¥ ; Sie ; at oi James Akins Lander Allen Shirley Allen Alfred Anderson Lewis Aters Cathy Atkins Barbara Baker Phyllis Barbour Virginia Batton Russell Bell Linton Benton Marie Blackburn Alice Blackwell Lawrence Blake Susan Blake David Blankenship George Blankenship Jeanette Blankenship Irving Boss Robert Broach Helen Brown Preston Burton Carolyn Bushnell : a ‘ Brenda Butler 5 s : Roger Butler Robert Cain — J Barbara Callas : Lee Carroll § a : S We r i £4 Poe Waverly Carr William Chalkley Dicky Cheatham Allen Church John Clark Wynche Clark Ernest Clarke Gayle Clarke James Clements Monty Cline aN Ronald Clopton : James Coffey Dewayne Cole i “ i, Elizabeth Colgin e) SN Se Yvonne Collier Bennie Conway Sylvia Cranford Evelene Daniels Randolf Dean Alice Dingus Mary Nell Dodson ; Patrick Dudley Ralph Dunnavant Barbara Edwards Everette Edwards Geraldine Edwards Gerald Ellis Joan Estes ee Nancy Eure Annie Evans Eddie Evans Laura Faggart Donald Faison Hugh Faris William Fenner Loraine Garman Alfred Garrett Marjorie Gay Leon Gerheart Donald Gibbs Sandra Gilbert Douglas Gold Curtis Goodman Aleta Goodwyn Elizabeth Goodwyn Gerald Goyne David Graham Rosemary Grande Carrold Gregory William Haden Dorothy Hanchey Gwendolyn Hargett Robert Harmon James Harper Nora Harvey Joyce Hayes Se La ET Joseph Hanes Edward Heimback Everette Henshaw James Hillier Eugene Holder Delmar Holmes Shelia Holt Rita Hopper Kay Horowitz Elizabeth Houston Eugene Howlett Betty Hudson Herbert Hudson Donna Hughes William Humphries Norma Hylton Peggy Ingram Robert Irows Doris Jackson Frances Jessup Robert Johnson Bonnie Jones Sarah Keiser Allen Kinsworthy Kenneth Kirby Danny Lanier Anitra Le Master Dorothy Lester Barbara Patton Charlotte Pearson Newell Pell Nangy Perdue Blanche Pierce Fred Pierce Stewart Pillow Ray Porter Marlene Quate Charles Redmon Patricia Rensi Jerry Reynolds Alice Robb George Robertson Carolyn Robertson Robert Robertson Charlotte Rhoden Bonnie Ruffin Alyne Sapp William Sexton Tommy Shaw Franklin Sheffield Lois Shelton 38 Ethel Lewis Mary Lipscomb David Lohr Robert Lohr Joan Long Loraine Lowe Melvin Manhart Daisy Mann Peggy Martin James Mathews Mary Mathews Barry McDaniel Jane McGee Margaret McNew Arline Miles Nadine Miles Judy Mills Vanlue Morgan Roger Mueller Patricia Murphy Bernard Nelson James Nelson Elizabeth Norford Frances Nuckols Carlton O’Rork Frances Otey Clayton Partin Patricia Pastorfield Ronald Shelton Carolyn Shepard Charles Shook Sonja Sidley Patricia Silleker Jane Sinclair Gloria Slater Barbara Sligh Elizabeth Smith Douglas Snowden Shirley Spain James Spencer Jeane Spencer Joseph Spinner Elaine Sprouse Forrest Sprouse Lenwood St. Clair Ronald St. Clair John Steele Barbara Stoy Shirley Strader Raymond Talbert Jo Ann Taylor Kenneth Teachy Helen Thomas Ann Tomlin Margaret Tomlin Jane Tucker Cecelia Turnage Everette Turner Agnes Vaughan Mary Vaughan Barbara Vest Janice Walker Jefferson Washburn Paul Webb Kathleen Webster Roxie Webster Jerry Wells Carol Wheelhouse Hampton White Ronald Whitmore Barbara Wilkinson Lynda Williams James Willis Edwin Wilmoth Ronald Wilson Alice Wolfe Sandra Woodfin Betty Woodle Rachel Yeatts Shirley Applewhite Jackie Conn Margaret Davis Marian Gates Joe Adams Betty Anderson Pat Grande Marie Ballenger Dana Conn Linda Martin Glenda Adams Marian Adams Suzanne Anderson Patricia Barbour James Bell Alice Boggs David Broughton Ann Burgess James Akins Catherine Atkins Gayle Clark Wyche Clark Betty Colgin Evelene Daniels Nancy Eure Annie Evans Aleta Goodwyn Beth Goodwyn Honor Roll SENIORS Sarah House Ivory Lee McNew Ann Murphy Jane Smelley JUNIORS Barbara Long Betty Claire Mitchell Valerie Pinckney SOPHOMORES Eric Peters Willie Jo Poole Jewel Seay FRESHMEN Clyde Burgess Judy Coghill Jane Howerton Peggy Jessup Henry Martin Mary Byrd Micou Fay Motley Becky Pitts EIGHTH GRADERS Rosie Grande Billy Haden Joseph Hanes Sheila Holt Kay Horowitz Norma Hylton Peggy Ingram Peggy Martin Nancy Perdue Marlene Quate 40 Nancy Worrell Delores Ziman Beryl Jean Robertson Bill Scherer John Sweitzer Judy Shepard Carolyn Wilmoth Coulton Yon Judy Pride Scarlett Scott Harvey Williams Joy Wilmoth Alice Wood Della Woodard Jean Worsham Palmer Rowe Carolyn Shepard Patsy Silleker Jane Sinclair Barbara Sligh Shirley Spain Cecilia Turnage Lynda Williams Sandra Woodfin PBs Bris. o iM : ‘ rs a re Activities Reflector Business Managers and Feature Editor discuss cost of feature layout. Production staff at work. Left to right are: First row: Bobby Dale, Subscription Manager; Mack Daniels, Business Manager; Margaret Davis, Co-Editor; Second row: Margie Wilkerson, Senior Editor; Walter Gilliam, Circulation Man- ager; Bobby Waldrop, Photography Editor; Buzzy Haymans, Sports Editor; Third row: Delores Ziman, Typist; Nancy Kiener, Club Editor; Melvin Vest, Junior Editor. 42 Left to right are: First row: Marian Gates, Co-Editor; Donnie Magee, Business Manager; Nancy Worrell, Feature Editor; Carolyn Miller, Typist. Second row: Elaine Leech, Sports Editor; Kitty Hitt, Senior Editor; Shirley Royster, Art Editor; Betty Wilmoth, Typist; Marie Sirry, Typist. Third row: Aleta Goodwyn, Eighth Grade Editor; Mary Byrd Micou, Freshman Editor ; Dana Conn, Sophomore Editor. 43 Co-editors check deadline dates. Mrs. Smart, Mrs. Reames, and Mr. Crump, sponsors, formulate plans for 1955 “Reflector”. Student Co-operative Pee Y Officers of the S. C. A. are: Bobby Dale, President; John Sweitzer, Vice-President; Betty Claire Mitchell, Secretary; and Johnny Daffron, Treasurer. President of S. C. A. and sponsor check on the cost of lights for the Athletic field. The S. C. A. Piano gets a new coat of paint. a4 Asgsoctation The Council Girls in the S. C. A. plan for the Carnival. The boys really “live it up” during S. C. A. “Geek-Week”! 45 Business Staff mimeographs the “Quill ”. LeDeOULLEESLARE Editor-in-chief: John Sweitzer Assistant Editor: Betty Claire Mitchell Business Manager: Joe Adams Assistant Business Manager: Noel Bufford Business Staff: Bill St. Clair, Jean Loving, Billy Mann, Robert Romaine, Barbara Long, Nancy Womble, and Buzzy Steele Feature Editor: Beryl Jean Robertson Assistant Feature Editor: Pat Grande Girls’ Sports editor: Patsi McCook Boys’ Sports editor: Bill Scherer. Club Editor: Valerie Pinkney 12th Grade Editor: Sarah House Editor and Assistant Editor draw up dummy. Head typists check first copy. 11th Grade Editor: Nancy Burton 10th Grade Editor: Mary Frances Call 9th Grade Editor: Mary Wray 8th Grade Editor: Cecilia Turnage Elementary Editor: Faye Zborill Art Editor: Joe Woolridge Art Staff: Jon Newell, Doris Terrell, Ralph Stotesberry Senior Typists: Barbara Baugh, Betty Wilmoth, Donnie Magee, Ivory Lee Mc New Production Manager: Charlene Henricks Production Staff: Mary West, Sue Motto, Faye Zborill, Florence Worland, Betty Dow, and Betty Anderson Miss Hudson presents the club with a citation from M. D. A. Members are: Sarah House, Jane Smelley, Nancy Kiener, Betty Mitchell, Delores Ziman, Ann Murphy, Bill Tucker, Elaine Leech, Shirley Applewhite, John Sweitzer, Robert Martin, Cecile Condrey, Ivory Lee McNew, Ocenia Felter, Faye Zborill, Beryl Jean Robertson, Betty Birdsong, Marian Gates, Joe Hanchey, Geneva Anderson, Doris Conn, Kitty Hitt, Mary Perkinson, Marie Sirry, Bobby Dale, Worth Eure, Pat Brinson, Noel Bufford, Katherine Fulgham, Melvin Vest, Nancy Simmons, George Kcraget, Jon Newell, Doris Terrell, Linda Martin, Dana Conn, Thelma Coe, Nancy Cook, Mildred Atkins, Carolyn Wilmoth, Margaret West, Marie Belinger, Coulton Yon, Evelyn President, Marian Gates, explains symbols of Point Award shield to Vice-President, John Sweitzer; Secretary, Kitty Hitt, and Treasurer, Joe Hanchey. Social Committee Plans for annuat Sock Dance. Vargo, Florence Worland, Eugene Eure, Barbara Morgan, Barbara Smith, William Sherer, Jackie Conn, Barbara Long, Val- erie Pinkney, Theno Savage, Helen Pente- cost, John Daffron, Eric Peterson, Peggy Altman, Joe Haislip, Judy Pride, Carolyn Miller, Nancy Worrell, Margaret Davis, Mary Byrd Micou, Rachel McFadden, Joe Adams, Carlene Harris, Betty Wil- moth, Shirley Royster, Betty Anderson, Gretchen Anderson, Willie Jo Poole, Aubrey Long, John Ruchart, Alice Wood, Glenda Adams, David Broughton, Pat Barbour, Irene Browning, Scarlett Scott, Jame s Bell, Fay Motley, Billy Grant, Bill Caudill. Library Club Officers: President, Fay Myers; Secretary, Linda Martin; and Treasurer, Betty Taylor put books back on the shelf. Absent is vice-President, Joyce Bryant. Members are: Fay Myers, Joyce Bryant, Linda Martin, Betty Taylor, Mildred Atkins, Lois Bishop, Shelby Cole, Bryan Cox, Aleta Goodwyn, Joyce Hayes, Goldie Keiser, Vicki Lynn, Faye Motley, Pat Murphy, Clayton Partin, Nicholas Pride, Shirley Rumley, Barbara St. Clair, Margaret Tomlin, Kathleen Webster and Sponsor, Miss Pickhardt. UE ES 1 aid Members are: Jean Loving, Ann Murphy, Lynda Williams, Marian Adams, Annie Evans, Jane Smelley, Nancy Kiener, Donnie Magee, Vicki Lynn, Ann Burgess, Jean Spencer, Susan Rumble, Mary Miller, Suzanne Anderson, Alice Boggs. Elizabeth Shakleford, Mary Byrd Micou, Doris Conn, Doris Jean Synan, Theno Savage, David Nixon, Bobby Waldrop, Jack Mitchell, Allen Church, Clayton Partin, Barbara Callas;and Sponsors, Mr. Moore and Mr. Rothert. President, Sarah House; Vice-President, David Nixon; Secretary, Doris Conn; Treasurer, Alice Boggs. Mhotography Club 49 Council members are: Ralph Marshpund, Nan Davis, Paul Dean, Michael Neal, Mary Bently, Gladys Jolly, Ada Simpers, Webster Maughan, Robert Conway, Lynn Dee Armstrong, Barbara Beane, Michael Matheny, Ann Dean, Richard Fulgham, Binita Pelikan, Sarah Smith, Julie Daffron, and Hayes Bush. Three council members fill gift boxes. Elementary Council Sponsors, Mrs. Michlem and Mrs. Hohman show contents of Gift box to Red Cross Advisor, Mrs. Baber. 50 Members of the council are: Nancy Kiener, Elaine Leech, Betty Claire Mitchell, Buddy Denton, Shirley Applewhite, James Bell, Brenda Butler, Sylvia Clodfelter, LaVerne Cole, Jimmie Dunnavant, Nancy Eure, Dorothy Gallier, Milton Hess, Elizabeth Houston, Peggy Martin, Fay Mason, Patsi McCook, Bobby Robertson, Carolyn Robertson, Raymond Stultz, Jimmy Tyner, Mary West, Lynda Williams, Nancy Worrell, James Nelson. Officers are: President, Nancy Kiener; Vice-President, Elaine Leech; Secretary, Betty Claire Mitchell; and Treasurer, Buddy Denton. i High School Council Sponsor, Mrs. Harwell and council members approve an article for gift boxes. 51 Members are: Marian Adams, Jean Allen, Geneva Anderson, Shirley Applewhite, Mary Austin, Patricia Barbour, Joyce Mae Barricks, Betty Birdsong, Faye Bowen, Nancy Boyd, Noel Bufford, Sylvia Cooke, Patricia Crostic, Carolyn Crump, Betty Dow, Kitty Elliott, Dorothy Gallier, Joanne Grantham, Marion House, Ann Johnson, Jean Marie Kofron, Alberta Landis, Lois Lipford, Linda Martin, Betty Mitchell, Vera Moseley, Ann Murphy, Iris Royster, Carolyn Shelton, Jean Shelton, Mary Simpson, Margaret West, Mary West, Christina Williams, Thelma Williams, Florence Wor- land, Barbara Baugh, Pat Brinson, Joyce Bryant, Sally Buchanan, Nancy Burton, Mary Frances Call, Dorothy Colbert, Shelby Cole, Jackie Conn, Sylvia Clodfelter, Jeanne Fitzgerald;and Sponsor, Mrs. Nancy Fallen. uture Homemakers of America — a co Clara Allen, Betty Anderson, Thelma Andrews, Mildred Atkins, Shirley Bailey, Marie Ballinger, Marie Clevenger, Harriet Congdon, Sylvia Dalton, Janet Evans, Joyce Faggart, Patsy Faison, Deanna Felter, Dixie Gates, Ann Goodman, Jackie Grundy, Berta Henderson, Fay Mason, Betty Jo Matthews, Betty Moore, Fay Myers, Julia Newell, Mary Owen, Jean Perkinson, Valerie Pinckney, Joyce Ragsdale, Iris Randall, Sylvia Rhoden, Beryl Jean Robertson, Cleo Savage, Joan Shelton, Judy Shep- Smear , ard, Marie Sirry, Jean Swineford, Gloria Washburn, Eleanor Wiley, Joyce Wilson, Alice Wolfe, Shelby Wray, Delores Ziman, Jean Worsham, Patricia Gunn, Charlene Henrichs, Dale Hen- shaw, Olyvee Leeson, Rosebud Mann, Doris Miles, Mildred Newton, Helen Pentecost, Audrey Pierce, Patsy Ritchie, Shirley Rumley, Beverly Shill- cutt, Patsy Spence, Betty Taylor, Carol Woodfin, Joanne Taylor and Sponsor, Mrs. Holcombe. President, Carolyn Crump; Vice- President, Mary West; Secretary, Thelma Williams; and Treasurer, Sylvia Clodfelter. South Crew are: Ernest Bush, Billy Mann, Bill Caudill, Bill Kuhl, James Brockwell, Mickey Newell, Gilbert Porter, Bill St. Clair, Roger Root, Buzzy Steele, Milton Hess, Joe Hillier, Robert Romaine, Thomas Roane, Ken- neth Turner, Lewis Aters, David Blankenship, Robert Cain, Tommy Crump, Jerry Goyne, Edward Penny, Billy Dean, George Johnston, Wallace Kofron, Everette Turner, Alfred Gar- rett, Buddy Hankla, Ronald St. Clair, Bobby Johnson. Keep Wirginta reen Crew Leaders are: Pete Bush, -¥_ Bill Kuhl, Bobby Dale, and £ Walter Gilliam. . eek North Crew are: Jerry Ellis, Jerry McDaniel, Raymond Chalkley, Jimmy Boyd, Buddy Whitt, Bruce Nunnally, Ronald Tatum, Eddy Lohr, Bobby Wallace, Robert Massie, Buzzy Hay- mans, Joe Woolridge, Jack Dance, John Sweitzer, Bobby Dale, Walter Gilliam, Cecil Lucas, Bubba Chalkley, Mickey Newell, Jimmy Henshaw, Jimmy Dodd, Clyde Burgess, David Nixon, Jack Mitchell, Gene Coffey, Mack Daniels, Danny Nunnally, Tommy Partin, Carson Bosher, Dave Corbin, Leonard Bass, Buddy Denton, Billy Pierce, Preston Burton, Jack Kiedrowski, Bobby Waldrop, James Spain, Carol Wilmoth, Kenneth Kirby, Carlton O’Rork, Fred Pierce, Jimmy Coffey, Roxie Webster, Charles Cros- tic, Ronald Shelton, Edwin Burnette, George Kcraget, Russell Bell, Harold Harvey, Coy Edwards, Bucky Shook, Henry Castelvecchi. Members are: Jane Smelley, Margaret Davis, Elaine Leech, Joyce Michie, Harriet Congdon, Jewel Seay, Betty Dow, Thelma Williams, Carolyn Wilmoth, Nancy Womble, H. O. Lyne, Buddy Miles, Bobby Dale, Pete Bush, Mack Daniels, Bill Scherer, Bruce Nunnally, David Newton, Buzzy Haymans, Walter Gilliam, Terry Johnston, Bill Kuhl, Gene Coffey, John Elam, Bucky Leake, Ernest Wilkerson, Bill Sheffield, Harry Newell, John Sweitzer, Sonny Shiflett, Lou Reeves, Bobby Gay, and Dave Corbin. Sponsors are: Coaches Martha Burke and Ed Karpus. Cheerleaders Squad Members are: Valerie Pinckney, Jane Smelley, Carolyn Miller, Marian Gates, Nancy Worrell, Jean Loving, Nancy Womble, Betty Claire Mitchell, Nancy Kiener; Head Cheerleader, Patsi McCook, and sponsor, Mrs. Crump. ee ie Pars hi Fath aad wee Members are: J. Adams, J. Akins, B. Beazley, T. Beck, L. Belvin, J. Bolen, D. Broughton, E. Burnette, R. Chalkley, J. Dance, B. Dean, R. Dean, B. Denton, G. Forrest, J. Gilliam, J. Haislip, B. Hankla, M. Harris, J. Hayes, M. Hess, F. Jessup, H. Kelly, A. Kinsworthy, A. Long, J. Mitchell, F. Nester, D. Nixon, P. Oates, G. Porter, B. Robertson, J. Ruckart, G. Rudolph, J. Sweitzer, C. Wilmoth; and Sponsor, Mr. Percival. Majorettes are: B. J. Robertson, drum majorette; J. Higgenbothem; J. Shel- ton; and D. Miles. orUus Band Members are: S. McAdams, E. Bottoms, T. Coe, B. Cox, H. Congdon, N. Elam, P. Greene, L. Lipford, N. Jilek, E. Leech, N. Moore, S. Moore, J. Perkinson, J. Pride, J. Ramsey, J. Ragsdale, M. Sirry, C. Woodfin, V. Mosely, J. Blackwell, M. Call, J. Evans, K. Hitt, K. Nunnally, I. Randall, M. Smith, G. Keiser, R. Synan, B. Sheffield, E. Seay, C. Bosher, B. Beazley, C. Droody,.F. Moore, E. Penny, B. Pierce, T. Willis, C. Colbert, M. Ammons, T. Allen, S. Buchanan, F. Carr, B. Taylor, A. Goodman, T. Williams, S. Wray, B. Howard, M. Joyner, J. Loving, F. Myers, R. Yates, F. Mason, J. Swineford, J. Shelton, E. Burnette, G. Forrest, B. Gay, J. Woolridge, L. Cole, J. Kiedrowski, B. Leake, T. Partin, B. Wallace; and Sponsor, Mr. Percival. Off to the game! iw t t big t eS eS ee ; ¥ ¢ $ Be - ' J i MAS pis “4 1s a ts : h 7“ Aes. OF . t e J fo . Managers The Line Up KNIGHTS GO UNDEFEATED Under the able leadership of Coach Ed Karpus, the Knights opened the 1954 gridiron season with a 35-0 walloping of Culpeper. This marked the beginning of an untied, unbeaten season, the first in the school’s history. The most outstanding game was with Man- chester, a team which the Knights had not beaten for four years. It was evident that the game belonged to the Knights from the initial kick off when Buzzy Haymans scampered 91 yards to pay dirt behind some extremely vicious blocking. End H. O. Lyne saved the day as he outran Manchester’s “All American” halfback, Buddy Davis, 30 yards and caught him from behind to hold the Lancers scoreless the first half. Opening the second half, a fumble gave the Knights another six-points as Buzzy Haymans picked up the ball and ran 34 yards untouched for the score. The third and final score came as the result of a brilliant 25 yard pass from Bruce Nunnally to H. O. Lyne. The game ended 19-7 in favor of the Knights. Congratulations go to Bruce Nunnally, Bobby Dale, Mack Daniels, H. O. Lyne, and Buzzy Haymans, who were chosen as members of the All-Suburban Team. “We won the toss!” Co-Captain: Bruce Nunnally igeenaeal hist | Opposing Captains Meet 1954 SCHEDULE _T. D. OPPONENT Culpeperee = see Sp) 0 Highland Springs .......- 28 0 JamMeseViOnrOcn- eae. 25 6 Norfolk Catholic -....... S2 0 Halitacm net. ee 19 0 Osbourne wi-.-2 2 ie 6 Princes CICOlpe nee ai) 0 Siatlord mee a0 22 a 57 0 Ivlancnestet eee 19 ) Co-Captain: Bobby Dale 61 Our Departing Seniors Bays’ Billy Worsham i, : Manager Lou Reeves Forward Bill Tucker Guard Bubba Chalkley Manager Ernie Wilkinson Center Joe Hillier Guard Roger Root 62 Cliff Droody Forward Guard Basketball Gilbert Porter Co-Captain Buddy Miles Center Bobby Dale Forward Bruce Nunnally Co-Captain Bucky Leake Forward Joe Dockery Guard Billy Sheffield 63 Buzzy Haymans Forward Guard 1955 SCHEDULE OPPONENTS Petersburg 54 Suffolk 2 ae 35 Hopewell - 68 Alumni ne x ae EAS 54 Midlothian _ AE k 4 26 Varina 29 Henry Clay - Be a ES 2 eal 43 Freeman Ze i 31 St. Christopher 41 Henry Clay en 17 Manchester _ = a 38 Hopewell _. 49 Midlothian 2 46 Varina _ 2 31 Freeman -_. = 47 Manchester _. 45 St. Christopher ASE oes MOE! ae ea 67 ai — Coach explains strategy to the Big Five. ae ; SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Coach Ed Karpus opened the 1955 basketball sea- son with only two lettermen returning. Bucky Leake, Bobby Dale, Buzzy Haymans, and Co-Captains, Gilbert Porter and Bruce Nunnally com- posed the first string. These, together with the en- thusiastic support of the substitutes, captured the Suburban League Championship. High scorer for the season was Bruce Nunnally with 198 points. The Knights ended the season with an 11-6 record and a position in the Group II District II tournament. Girls’ Margaret West Assistant Manager Marion House Guard Willie Jo Poole Forward Elaine Leech Manager Linda Martin Guard Gertrude Nester Guard Mary West Forward Judy Shepard Harriet Congdon Forward Forward Hasketbhall Jewel Seay Guard Margaret Davis Thelma Williams Co-Captain Guard Kitty Hitt Co-Captain Peggy Altman Guard Betty Dow Guard Joyce Michie Forward Sarah House Guard Carol Wilmoth Guard 1955 SCHEDULE T.D. OPPONENTS Highland Springs a Petersburg Alumni Midlothian Henry Clay Highland Springs .- Henry Clay Manchester Cathedral Midlothian Cathedral Manchester The Big Six and-their Coach The 1955 basketball season closed with a record of 5 wins and 7 losses. The team and its capable coach, Miss Martha Burke, merit con- gratulations on their splendid teamwork and fine sportsmanship during the season. Joyce Michie was high scorer with 168 points. Co-Captains, Margaret Davis and Kitty Hitt also gave excellent performances. Wayans’ ‘a ’ Wasvain( REY In the Spring of 1954, our softball team, coached by Miss Martha Burke, con- cluded its season with a record of three wins and four losses. The team, Co- Captained by Shelby Lucas and Margaret Davis, par- ticipated in a “Softball Sports- day” and was successful in tying for first place. The team included: Betty Taylor, Jewel Seay, Joyce Johnston, Harriet Congdon, Joyce Michie, Linda Martin, La- Verne Belvin, Carolyn Wil- moth, Carolyn Crump, Ger- trude Nester, Thelma Wil- liams, Shelby Lucas, Marg- aret Davis, Betty Dow, Ocenia Felter, and Managers, Nancy Womble and Judy Dalton. Hockey, coached by Miss Martha Burke, was _ intro- duced as a varsity sport here at Thomas Dale in the fall of 1954. Being a new athletic activity for the “Knights”, it was received with much en- thusiasm. The team was Co- Captained by Betty Dow and Jewel Seay, and its squad members were: Charlene Henricks, Shirley Bartle, Joy Higginbothem, Tootsie Wo- mack, Pat Brady, Beverly Shillcutt, Margaret West, Carolyn Wilmoth, Mildred Atkins, LaVerne Belvin, Joy Wilmoth, Nancy Burton, Jean Swineford, Fay Bowen, Clara Allen, Jewel Seay, Betty Dow, Joyce Michie and Manager, Sarah House. The Knights’ track team coached by Mr. Clinger- man began what was to be the team’s best record. They captured 2 first place wins, with 3 seconds and 1 third place. High scorer for the team was Phil Welker with 176 points. The Knights’ 880 relay team, consisting of Dickie Allen, John Sweitzer, and Buzzy Haymans, broke the Varina Invitational Meet record. Members of the team were: David Nixon, Billy Dean, Ernest Bush, John Sweitzer, Gay Burgess, William Griffin, Buzzy Haymans, Bruce shi! . eg Macs Nunnally, Dickie Allen, ee : otthgt 2 Mane Pre hs 6 ie i “44° q s. — a Se ? eget Fe. ¥ ty and Douglas Billings. pha A) Reh : Cae een ‘€ ce det ‘ P: are : ae , ¢ ee ot. 4 wry ee opRsy 3 : pr : oe ce me Tas + Ae he Ra A Ok oe . « eo pa ee S : fet te a eee ee, ot ae 4 ents et ee e: La whic Ne coat aed: Boe Gh art. ¥, ; ve - be ee � Bae Ne os ; i i een £ x % . La es 4 “ . Mile he. gpa 7 cae Net a8 He Pe. . ae ee hy % ‘ “ ra €: é 2 ‘ . eat ys ey . fe ee BE, s a ‘ ‘ ee J ‘ io Gt nes es 452 eed ip ee o as Ae : ‘ es : BS ok Ps ry 4 ‘ - Paes i be ee ek ue a ae Es Oe i EP F The Knights, under the di- rection of Coach Ed Kar- pus, began their 1954 base- ball season. Having lost their better pitchers, the Knights battled to a 4-7 season. Making the All- Suburban Team were John Elam, second base, and Whaley Colbert, short- stop. Members of the team were: Whaley Colbert, James Brockwell, Buzzy Haymans, John Elam, Bucky Leake, Alex Sadler, Dave Corbin, Bruce Nun- nally, Bill Goodwyn, Gene Coffey, Ernest Wilkerson, Terry Johnston, Buddy Whitt, David Newton, Wil- liam Sheffield, Franklin Stultz, Morris Hynst, Ray- mond Chalkley, and Man- agers, John Sibley, and Milton Hess. FOOTBALL Members of the team are: Leon Williams, Lemar Gray, Tom Winston, Jack Mitchell, George Rudolph, Tom Willis, Don Cleere, Al- len Mason, Preston Burton, Billy Nix, Danny Nunnally, Henry Castelvecchi, Charles Crostic, Earl Little, Charles Shook, Johnny Daffron, Cecil Cole, Albert Seay, Joseph Hanes, Charles Red- mon, Jimmy Scammell, Robert Spencer, Ken- neth Kirby, Jerry Goy- ne, Johnny Gilliam, Jerry McDaniel, Jimmy Nelson, Bobby MHan- chey, Buddy Denton, G. R. Daniels and Coach, Art Clinger- man. Thelma Coe Beth Goodwyn Suzanne Anderson Dale Steed Nancy Boyd Betty Mitchell (Head Cheerleader ) Prissy Gallier Aleta Goodwyn Geneva Cooper Mary Miller Carol Brooks Mrs. Crump Sponsor BASKETBALL Members of the team are: Jerry Harris, Billy Nix, Allen Mason, Danny Nunnally, David Newton, Jerry Clark, Billy Dean, Pete Gar- rett, Tommy Miller, Bill Livingston, Preston Burton, Johnny Gilliam and Coach Art Clinger- man ” =| fe) a7) 7) oO DM =| is) om) A om s qe a Pal be is] ro lo} ait a 1.) a a oS oD na =) i?) mo) =] if) Features “ Maps : et he “ ey gabe é é se mae eBNOr A oe tie ae - a e saat a a Lindh, : Tip 2 Fits = nt n 2 3 ) Marian Nancy Boyd Ca 20 Buide for CAST Bese Del Oy a2 iat be ee ee Doris Terrell Herbert: Prindel 3222.7 5 es oe 5 ee ee Buzzy Steele J Olly si ..5 Re, cae ee eee he ok eee eae Valerie Pinckney Sophia’ Selby, 4. c.f Oe eh a ee Patsi McCook Digby, Prindel Ss 20 ee re oe Billy Scherer Libby, Tittle. 27s es nk ae eee eee es Sue Motto BOOS ioc ocdecnapatnsecnteeecapet ee ee ee ee Billy Worsham palamand yrs. et A be aye oe a ee ee ee Faye Bowen Dot. Claibome ste eo ate a Jean Loving Tom'Swantonjyee3n tee, ee ee ee ee Joe Hillier Prissy: Palunattc. eee ee ee ee Nancy Burton Belinda: Groot, 225 Ue ee Fay Zborill the OU Suet moms WY The curtain rose to reveal a whirlwind court- ship which set the mood for a wedding! How- ever, the lovers, Squire Prindel and Widow Selby, faced Opposition by their children throughout the play, which offered great comedy. The comical situations evolved by the twelve varied characters made the play prog- ress rapidly becoming more hilarious every minute. There never was a real wedding, but the surprising and fantastic climax was wonderful. The action-packed play was best described with “never a dull moment.” Directors Mrs. Myra Crump Miss Ellen Conyers The curtain rose to find two young boys who were about to spend a weekend with the aunt and uncle of one of them. They hadn’t expected that Uncle Bob was an undertaker or that a “suest’’, old Mr. Quigley wasn’t really dead and planned to catch the culprit at his own funeral! A romance between young Herc and Nina resulted in a tipoff, which upset the original plans. The climax of the play turned out to be funny and wild! Directors Mrs. Nancy Fallen Mr. Mack Moore Mr. Landon Perdue CAST Wal LD Ube AX We eeemn etree foeaes see ese 2 2 1 ee Bobby Waldrop Herc leseNelsOlaeeente tre? «corn eee te ey Bobby Martin EPS ES IS so set Sy tps ae Ea la SOD et ae te ae Margaret Davis IN eeeCOUN SCV germany 0 ne ates eee rere pun eens Karen Cason CAD K le enn ee nn ey eS Seen Act wasce eee ret Jane Smelley TANTRA EXD es reac e Sere ee eS a ee SP ee Ann Murphy (Wate) eds Ye) a8 co osc alent a ean tae eee ROPE, eae SNP nk Mack Daniels CEI, cae i at CE ran oe Sa ee ee Se Delores Ziman in Rig COTE YS Gh 5 Fe eau ea ee Seer Pe een He Or ynenul GaN TO) Wy Tee cts EL at Aa Be nearer Jimmy Boyd IVECIOTi Tic mets eer eee er ee Doris Conn FP AtEV ES CUUStO Tree eet aeees Soto pe oe eee Sh hs eine cas Bill Kuhl [DE ye} Ve 1 ere hale nk coer MRM RONAN, eee) trae nr Geneva Anderson SOTA eye eee tee es emi tenes: oo ure Ronald Tatum MOST POPULAR Marian Gates and Bobby Dale BEST LOOKING Marian Gates and David Corbin, MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Nancy Kiener and Buzzy Haymans BEST ALL AROUND Margaret Davis and Bobby Dale MOST DIGNIFIED Elaine Leech and Aubrey Taylor CUTEST Betty Wilmoth and Bobby Waldrop TT BIGGEST TALKERS Sally Buchanan and Bobby Martin BEST DRESSED Elaine Leech and Mack Daniels BEST PERSONALITY Nancy Kiener and Bobby Dale MOST ATHLETIC Margaret Davis and. Buzzy Haymanis MOST TALENTED Sally Buchanan and Gregory Forrest WITTIEST Jane Smelley BIGGEST FLIRTS and Pete Bush Fay Myers and Pete Bush MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Delores Ziman and Bobby Martin Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Crump Mrs. C. E. Bullard Sames ddilson Crump Mr. Crump and Robert Martin (M.C.) Mr. W. Winfree and M. C. 80 Sentor Data JEAN THELMA ALLEN Borin Ass 5: GENEVA ROSALIE ANDERSON Jnened Cross Rep, 25.42 Fo HeAw ann: 5; Adloyho Club 4, 5; Shield; Curtis Campaign Manager 5; Senior Play 5S. THELMA MAE ANDREWS Jr. Red Cross Rep. 3; F. H. A. 4, 5; 4-H Ollie Vie ee SHIRLEY JEAN APPLEWHITE S.C. A. Rep. 2; F. H. A. 3, 4, 5; Adloyho Club 3, 4, 5; Shield; Jr. Red Cross Rep. 3) MARY ELIZABETH AUSTIN ' Smithfield High, Photography Club 2; Handicraft Club 2; Softball 2; Thomas Dale FH. A. 354, 5; ©. D: Quill Typist 4, SHIRLEY SWANSON BAILEY Gives Jy 4h Se VE IER VN, By Zh, SS. LEONARD BRANTLEY BASS John Marshall, “High Y” 2; Thomas Dale, Production Manager “TD Quill” 4: Band 4; Head Typist “TD Quill” 5. BARBARA ANN BAUGH iB bl, 7, th S52 goss IIB) OyonllP? 2 Se Safety Patrol 4, 5. ELLEN VIRGINIA BLAKE Pittsfield High, Majorette 2, 3, 4. JAMES ARTHUR BOYD, JR. Jr. Red Cross 1; Movie Operator 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 2, 3. 4, 5: Vice Pres. of Class 3; Keep Va. Green 3, 4, 5; Junior Play 4; Senior Play S. JAMES THOMAS BROCKWELL Football 3, 4, 5; Baseball 4; Keep Va. Green 5. SALLY ANN BUCHANAN Chorus 1, 2, 3; Junior Play 4; F. H. A. 3, 4, 5; Majorette 1, 2; Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2. EDWIN LEE BURNETTE Bande leeewes eq mo a @hOris i.) os ERNEST FRANKLIN BUSH Library, C lub i, 2; Varsity. Club 4, 5: Keep Va. Green 3, 4, 5; Crew Leader 4, 5; Junior Play 4; Football 3, 4, 5: Track 4, 5; Senior Play 5. KAREN GAIL CASON Jr. Red Cross 4 (John Marshall); Senior Play 5 (Thomas Dale). WILLIAM EVERETT CAUDILL, JR. South Point, Basketball Manager 1, 2; Football 1. 2, 3; Varsity 5; Adloyho ‘Club 3, 4, 5; Fire Fighter 3, 4, 5; Safety Patrol 1, 2; Band 1; Curtis Campaign Cpt. (Home Room). BELVA MARIE CLEVENGER Pa Aa: HORACE EUGENE COFFEY Treasurer (Class) 1, 4; Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2, 1; Curtis Campaign Rep. 2, 3; Baseball 4; Monogram Winner 4; Varsity Club’5; Assistant Business Man. (Reflec- tor); Keep Va. Green 4, 5. CECILE EVELYN CONDREY Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Shield; S. C. A. Rep. 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 3. 81 DORIS LOVLENE CONN Typist on “TD Quill” Staff 4; Safety Patrol 2; Adloyho Club 4, 5; Shield; Secretary of Photography Club 5; Senior Play 5. JACQUELINE CONN Adloyho Club 3, 4, 5; Shield; F. H. A. 5; “TD Quill” Club Editor 4. SYLVIA KATHERINE COOKE F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, 5; Vice President of Federation—F. H. A. 4; Chorus 2. PATRICIA ELVINA CROSTIC ne dehevee Ge Ok ROBERT VERNIE DALE Football 2, 3, 4, 5; Jr. Varsity Basket- ball 3; Class President 1, 3; Varsity Club President 3, 5; Varsity Club Treasurer A-7S5) CarA-ePresidents54.S.1G. A. Vice President 4; Keep Va. Green Leader 2, 3, 4, 5; Football Co-Captain 4, 5; Adloy- ho Club 4, 5; Shield; Reflector Staff 5; S. C. A. Member 3, 4, 5; Basketball 5. MACK THEODORE DANIELS Football 2, 3, 4, 5; Jr. Class President 4; Junior Play 4; Senior Play 5; Keep Va. (Gite Ah Zk Se WeiSiag Clin sh 2b Ap “TD Quill” Staff 4; Business Manager (Reflector) 5. MARGARET LEE DAVIS Bainbridge, Editor-in-Chief of “Gazette” LS a Ga Ame Lm BasketballaG@aptaing il: Softball 1; Vice President “Y Teens” 1; John Marshall, Girls’ Athletic Associa- tion 2; Forum Club 2; Thomas Dale, Basketball 3, 4, 5; Basketball Co-Captain 5; Monogram 5; Co-Captain (Softball) 4; Monogram; Editor-in-Chief of “TD Quill” 4; Adloyho Club 4, 5; Shield-Bar Varsity Club 4, 5; Class Secretary 4; Co- Editor of Reflector 5; Student Safety Council; President of Varsity Club 5; Senior Play 5. STEVEN BERKLEY EDWARDS Wilson Memorial High, Spanish Club 2, 3; Boys Glee Club 2, 3. JOHN THOMAS ELAM, JR. Baseball 3, 4, 5. JOYCE ANNE FAGGART eerie Ace4 9209. ComAcm Rep slo mL yDpIst for “TD Quill”. JESSE GREGORY FORREST istyavel tl. Phy SIG (Ohevergigy ZH Sy. DIXIE REID GATES F. H. A. 3, 4, 5; Treasurer F. H. A. 3. MARIAN HASSELTINE GATES Library Club 1, 2; Vice President of Library Club 2; Jr. Red Cross Rep. 1, 3; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Secretary 4, Adloyho Club; President 5, Adloyho Club; Shield-Bar 2; “TD Quill” Staff 4; Girls’ State 4; Co-Editor of Reflector 5; Class Editor 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, 5; Junior Play 4; Class President 2. ETHEL DALE GEPHART WALTER S. GILLIAM Football 2, 3, 4, 5; Track 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 3; Class Treasurer 5; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Keep Va. Green 2, 3, 4, 5; “TD Quill” Staff 4; Circulation Mana- ger of Reflector 5. JOSEPH HENRY HANCHEY, JR. Adloyho Club 3, 4, 5 (treasurer 5); Curtis Campaign Homeroom Manager 5. WILLIAM ALFRED HANKLA Band 4, 5; Keep Va. Green 2, 3, 4, 5; Junior Play 4. CARLENE GAY HARRIS Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Curtis Campaign Home- room Manager 4. EARNEST WOODROW HAYMANS Football 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; (Monogram 3, Star 4, 5); Keep Va. Green 3, 4, 5; Boys’ Sports Editor of Reflector 5: Boys’ Sports Editor of Quill 4; Chorus 3, 4; Junior Play 4; Band 2, 3; Motion Picture Operator 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Track 4. JAMES MARYLAND HENSHAW, JR. Keep Va. Green 4, 5; Red Cross Rep. 4. KATHRYN NEAL HITT Basketball 4, 5, (Co-Captain 5); Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Adloyho Club 4, 5, (Secretary 5, shield) Quill Staff 4; Chorus 5; Red Cross Representative 1; Senior Editor of Reflector 5; Curtis Cam- paign Homeroom Manager 5. SARAH GOOCH HOUSE Library Club 1; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5 (Shield, bar); S. C. A. Representative 3. Quill Reporter 2, 3, 5; Assistant Editor of Quill 4; Girls’ Hockey Manager 4, 5; Monograms 5; Curtis Campaign Home- room Manager 2; Junior Play 4; Photo- graphy Club 4, 5 (President 5); Delegate to Virginia Girls State 4; Richmond Youth Safety Council; Basketball 5; Monogram; Varsity Club 5. BARBARA ELLEN HOWARD Chorus 4; Curtis Campaign Homeroom Manager 2. MILDRED LOUISE JOYNER Chorus 4; Curtis Campaign Homeroom Manager 2. JACK KIEDROWSKI Band 4, 5; Chorus 5; Keep Va. Green 5. NANCY KYLE KIENER Library Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, 5; Shield; Red Cross Representative 4, 5 (President) 5; Junior Play 4; Feature Editor of Quill 4; Club Editor of Re- flector 5; School Reporter to News Lead- er 4; Photography Club 5; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5 Shield). WILLIAM HENRY KUHL, JR. Class President 5; Delegate to Virginia Boys State 4; Football 3, 4, 5; Keep Va. Green 3, 4, 5 (Leader 5); Junior Play 4; Safety Patrol 3; Varsity Club 4, 5 (Monogram); Track 3; Senior Play 5: ELAINE HOUSTON LEECH Red Cross Rep. 1, 3 (Secretary 4) (Vice- President 5); Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Shield); Library Club 1, 2; Class Editor to Quill 1; Girls’ Sports Editor to Quill; een Manager of Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4; Manager of Girls Basketball 5; Varsity ‘Club 5 (Secretary 5; Monogram); Girls’ Sports Editor of Reflector 5; Junior Play 4; Chorus 5. Sentor Mata HIRAM OLIVER LYNE, III Football 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club Am 5: Class Vice-President 5: CI¥A: Rep. 5; Red Cross Rep. 4; Senior Play 5. ROBERT DONALD MAGEE Co-Business Manager of Reflector 5; Junior Play 4; Art Staff of Quill 4; Li- brary 2, 3; Chorus 3; Motion Picture Operator 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ROBERT THOMAS MASSIE Keep Va. Green 5. CAROL JOYCE MANN Safety Patrol 2; Quill Staff 4. ROBERT TYLER MARTIN Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5 (shield, bar); Motion Picture Operator 12 es: SanCz A Reps anes: Business Manager of Quill 4; Keep Va. Green 4, 5. IVORY LEE McNEW Red Cross Rep. 1; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5 (shield, bar); Curtis Campaign Homeroom Manager 3, 4; Quill Staff 4. DIXIE CAROLYN MILLER Bainbridge School, Citizenship Award 1; Y-T eens; Cheerleader (Monogram); Jr. Red Cross Rep.; Chorus; John Marshall High School, G. A. A. Chorus; Thomas Dale, Red Cross Rep. 3; Cheerleader 4, 5; Quill Staff 4; Chorus 4; Adloyho Club 4, 5; Typist of Reflector 5. LELIA LOUISE MUNFORD Chorus 4, 5. ANN MARIE MURPHY Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5 (shield); Junior Play 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Cur- tis Campaign Homeroom Manager 4; Quill Staff 4: Future Homemakers of America 5; Senior Play 5. FAY JANETTE MYERS Spotsylvania High School 1, 2; Autobin Club; Vice-President of Latin Club; Glee Club; Cheerleader; John Marshall, Red Cross Rep.; Thomas Dale, Library, Club a5) (President 5); Future Homemakers of faperice 4, 5 (Reporter 5); Chorus HARRY LEE NEWELL, JR. Varsity Club 4, 5; Keep Va. Green 3, 4, 5; Football 2, 3, 4; gras of Track Team 4,8. C. A. Rep. 4 MARY ELLA PERKINSON Adloyho Club 4, 5 (shield) Chorus 3; Curtis Campaign Homeroom Manager 2. JEAN MARIE PERKINSON Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Future Home- makers of America 5; S. C. A. Rep. 2; Chorus 5. GILBERT SAYRES PORTER Keep Va. Green 3, 4, 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 4, 5 (Co-Captain 5 ); Junior Varsity Basketball 3. JOYCE RAMSEY Chorus 4, 5. THOMAS MERLYN ROANE Keep Va. Green 4, 5; Safety Patrol 2. SHIRLEY ANNE ROYSTER Library Club 2; Red Cross Rep. 3; Adloyho Club 3, 4, 5 (shield); Art Edi- tor of Quill 4; Art Editor of Reflector 5. 82 VIRGINIA MARIE SIRRY S. C. A. Representative 1, 2; Adloyho Club 4, 5; Library Club 1, 3 (Vice- President 3); Future Homemakers of America 5; Quill Staff 4; Class Secretary 2; Chorus 5, JANE MELLISSA SMELLEY Library Club 1, 2, 3; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5 (shield); Varsity Club 4 (Monogram); Class Treasurer 2; Junior Play 4; Softball 2, 3; Curtis Campaign Homeroom Manager 4; Assistant Basket- ball Manager 3, 4; Assistant Business Manager of Quill 4; Cheerleader 5; Senior Play 5. DORIS JEAN SYNAN Memphis Central High School Choir; Candy Counter; National Honor Society; Warrior Staff; Bookstore; Spanish Club; Sharps Flats Club; Intramural Basket- ball; Thomas Dale 5. RONALD GILBERT TATUM Junior Varsity Football 3; Football 4, 5; Keep Va. Green 5; Senior Play 5. AUBREY LAWRENCE TAYLOR, JR. Manager of Football Team 4; Manager of Basketball Team 4; Junior Play 4; Curtis Campaign Manager 5. ROBERT LOUIS WALDROP Keep Va. Green 3, 4, 5; Manager of Football Team 5; Photo Editor of Re- flector 5; Senior Play 5. ROBERT ALFRED WALLACE Band 2, 3, 4, 5; Chorus 5; Keepy Va: Green 4, MARJORIE ELMIRA WHITE Asted Elementary 1; Asted High School 2, 3, 4; Thomas Dale S. MARJORIE FRANCES WILKERSON Class Secretary 3; S. C. A. Rep. 3, 4; Adloyho Club 5; Senior Editor of Re- flector 5. BETTY MERLENE WILMOTH Band 1, 2, 3 (Monogram); Red Cross Rep. 2; Adloyho Club 3, 4, 5 (Shield); Chorus 3; Quill Typist 4, 5; Typist of the Reflector 5; Junior Play 4; Class Secre- tary 5; Future Homemakers of America Se NANCY SUE WORRELL Berlin-American Dependent High School, Cheerleader 1, 2; Class Treasurer 1; An- nual Staff; Class Vice-President 2; Bear Facts Staff 2; Chorus 2; G. A. A.; Dra- matics Club 2; Citizenship Award 2; Sylvan High School 3; Chorus; Thomas Dale 4, 5; S. C. A. 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Atkinson Jackie Kiedrowski Miss Spencer Miss Pickhardt Miss Ramsey PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Incorporated Petersburg, Virginia Where Southside Virginia Shops and Saves Diamonds—Watches Solid Gold and Gold-Filled Jewelry MEHL’S JEWELERS 1405 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia Compliments of ALDRIDGE CLOTHING CO. “The Store For Dad and The Lad” Broadway and Randolph Hopewell, Virginia FOR FAMILY FOOTWEAR TRY GLOBE SHOE STORE Telephone 866 201 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Home of Poll Parrott Shoes For Children Haynes-Jarvis Shoe Co., Inc. 1437 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia Buy With Confidence from RITCHIE One Stop Shopping Center 203 Grove Ave. Petersburg, Va. John Deere Machinery- Hardware Feed and Seed—Poultry Supplies Tropical Fish and Pet Supplies E. H. SAUNDERS AND SONS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring of all Kinds Appliances and Lighting Fixtures Phone 830 Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of MARK’S CLOTHING CO. For Men and Boys Hopewell, Virginia “Buy a program?” Stre-e-e-etch, Gilbert! Now, isn’t that a blister? WILLIAM J. B. MAyo, JR. R. L. Pierce LEMAY TRUCK TERMINAL Serving The Over-The-Road Trucking Industry P. O. Box 4137—Stop 18% Petersburg Pike Richmond, Virginia Compliments of Lewis H. Vaden PETREY STUDIOS Portraits Weddings Children 15 North 7th Street Phone 7-9279 Phone 82-9658 Ace Sunoco Service Was hing — Polishing — Expert Lubrication Open 24 Hours Phone 82-4252 4407 Petersburg Pike Compliments of C. A. WILSON and SONS Groceries — General Merchandise Chesterfield Court House Phone Chester 4467 Compliments of HERBERT’S SHOE STORE 1417 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia Phone 82-9992 and BLANK BROS. SHOES 1311 Hull St., Richmond, Va. Phone 82-7272 Herbert Blank and Bernard Blank Proprietors AWALT’S ICE CREAM CO. Meet Your Friends In Awalt’s Chesnut Room 1905 Semmes Avenue Richmond, Virginia SOUTHSIDE AUTO SUPPLY Goodyear-Westinghouse Products Phone 82-1253 7th and Bainbridge Streets Richmond, Virginia Phone 82-4457 ELLIOTT SUPPLY CO. Compliments of Hotpoint Appliances—Hardware Pittsburgh Paints— Super Kemtone MOTHER’S PLACE Plumbing—Electrical Supplies and Fixtures 92) j Youngstown Kitchen Sinks and Cabinets EEE NMS SONU Sa) ‘ i: We Maytag Washers Petersburg, Virginia Stop 23, Petersburg Pike R.F.D. 7, Richmond 24, Va. TED CURRY MOTOR, INC. HILL TOP BARBECUE Sales and Service HOURS Phone 638 11:30 A. M. to 12:00 Midnight Dodge—Plymouth—Dodge Trucks ALLEN VAUGHAN, Owner 12-27 North Union Street Phone: REGENT 2-9605 Petersburg, Virginia Colonial Drive-In Restaurant ROY’S RESTAURANT TOP ETTRICK HILL Petersburg, Virginia “The place where friends meet to DAN AND FREDA WALLER, Proprietors enjoy good things to eat” Phone No. REGENT 2-9741 Route No. 460—The Gateway to Hours: 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. the Beaches Steaks—C hicken—Barbecue “Howard Jones, formerly with Sealtest “Chicken to Go” Ice Cream” “Ugh! This is horrible!” Quality Feeds At A Savings To You Dial 82-5279 Night 88-6630 Wayne Feeds For Every Need John W. Eshelman—Red Rose Feeds For Bigger Profits see us Today Harris and BENNIE Florist Flowers for Every Occasion COVINGTON and RITCHIE FEED and SEED owned and operated by 129 West Bank Street E. Claiborne and Curtis W. Wilburn Dial RE 2-3251 4806 Petersburg Pike = Richmond, Va. “Po-po-pe-deedle-do, hey, hey.” Is it good, Bill? “Shine it pretty, Goat!” Business Phone 11-F-21 For All Bakery Products Home Phone 82-8083 MASTER SYSTEM BAKERY SHOOSMITH’S GARAGE 21 West Washington Street Repairs — Overhauling Petersburg, Virginia Complete Automotive Service Electric and Acetylene Welding Phone RE 2-6941 R.F.D. No. 7, South Richmond, Virginia MUELLER‘S MARKET Compliments Meats — Frozen Foods of Ice Cream Vegetables Phone 5021 — We Deliver KIT-MAR INN Chester, Virginia JOHNSON CLEANERS Stop 23, Petersburg Pike PARNELL’S RESTAURANT Clean Clothes Contribute To Health and Happiness Open from 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. Office Hours 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. DUTCH GAP Phone 82-6203 Richmond, Virginia Day RE 2-3051 Night RE 3-9928 ACME PETERSBURG TIRE CO. ‘Tire and Battery Co. Vulcanizing—Recapping—Tube Repairing M. C. SHEFFIELD Distributors For Dunlop Gold Cup Tires and Tubes Willard Batteries 229 North Market Street Petersburg, Virginia — Firestone Tires — Dial REgent 3-5886 Corner Market and Hinton Streets We give road service anywhere, anytime Radiator Repairs THE Cut Rate Furniture Store Furniture and Electric Appliances Terms To Suit The Purchaser The Little Store With The Big Stock SAM’S DINER Excellent Food Stop 24, Petersburg Pike Richmond, Virginia “Pleasing You—Pleases Us” PERDUE’S SELF SERVICE GROCERY Groceries, Frozen Food, Meats and Vegetables Amoco Gas and Oil River Road at Perdue Avenue Between Ettrick and Matoaca Phone 21-F-11 HOPEWELL FEED and SEED CO. and GRINDING SERVICE High Grade Seeds Seeds, Bulbs, Garden and Poultry Supplies Phone 2191 115 Poythress Street Hopewell, Virginia GEO. L. WILLIAMS MOTOR COMPANY 118 West Bank Street Petersburg,. Virginia Standard Replacement Parts Prest-O-Lite Storage Batteries Good-Year Tires Phone RE 3-7621 RAY’S AUTO SUPPLY 123 West Bank Street Petersburg, Virginia Your Seiberling Tire Dealer RAY HOUCHENS STANDARD-JAMES, INC. “For Better Shoes” 124 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia SALLIE’S ART CRAFTS SHOP Stop No. 29, Petersburg Pike Your All Occasion Gift Needs Are Here Gift Wrapped Free Westmoreland, Dunbar, Hager, Hummels, Dresden and More For You To See “Hi, there.” “Good game, Buddy.” Dig those Crazy Bermudas. Smile pretty. “Tee hee hee!” Compliments of Union Finance and Small Loan Corporation 7 A North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia LOANS UP TO $300.00 We Serve Working Men and Women BUCHANAN’S Jewelry — Watch Repair “Where your patronage is Appreciated” JAMES BUCHANAN, Watchmaker 305 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of CRUMPLER CLEANERS and CRUMPLER RUG CLEANERS 906 Boulevard Colonial Heights, Virginia Dial RE 3-8441 CODY UPHOLSTERING CO. Upholstering and Repairing 25 years of Experience Give us a trial—All work Guaranteed Free Estimates—Pick up and Delivery 517 Boulevard Phone RE 3-9821 Colonial Heights, Virginia SOUTHSIDE CANDY COMPANY INCORPORATED Cigars, Novelties, Notions Candies of all Kinds Phone REgent 2-7511 37 Bollingbrook Street Petersburg, Virginia Formal Wear To Rent and Accessories HOUSE OF FORMALS Formerly at Modern Tailors 113 North 8th Street Phone 2-0533 Richmond, Virginia W. T. GRANT CO. “Known for Values” 138 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Cy CawELES General Merchandise Matoaca, Virginia MOTTO’S ESSO SERVICENTER Compliments of Gas—Oil—Tires—Tubes—A ccessories KING’S BARBECUE 3635 Boulevard Petersburg, Virginia Colonial Heights, Virginia Tune Ups Auto Repairs HOWERTON WILLOUGHBY Opticians and Jewelers BILL and TOM’S Texaco Service Eyeglasses — Watches Tires — Tubes — Batteries Diamonds — Jewelry Intersection Route 1 and 460 South Phone RE 2-3981 7 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia REgent 2-7467 HARLOW-HARDY CO., INC. Compliments of “Everything for The Home” 17-19 West Washington Street SYLVIA HAT SHOP Phone RE 3-4444 Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia LUBMAN’S Ladies—Men’s—Boys Wear Every Mouthful—An Invitation to come back for more! Swift Creek Farms Restaurant 231-233 North Sycamore Street Colonial Heights, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia Phone: REgent 3-9731 “Quality Made Us Famous” rae 5 Sie ena bats © “This calls for some deep thought.” “Now, Marty.” TIPPY and GEORGES Barber Shop MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL T. S. BECKWITH and CO., INC. You Are Always Welcome Compliments Basement 1520 Hull Street Petersburg, Virginia ye po Pie Make Yourself Comfortable. Richmond, Virginia Phone RE 3-442] GEORGE LEwiIs, Manager JOHNNY’S Shell Service J. L. Culpeper and Co. : Moore Street and Roseneath Road Stop 26, Petersburg Pike Richmond, Virginia New and Used Tires Food Distributors Road Service Call 82-8043 CORLEY’S McGUIRE PARK PHARMACY . 4400 East Broad Rock Road for music Prescriptions our Specialty Richmond, Virginia Phone 82-5644 Compliments of BELLWOOD DANCING PHILLIP LEVY and CO. Stop 16, Petersburg Pike SOUTHSIDE Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 1436 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia Phone 82-9798 “Keep this under your hat.” Compliments of Lawrence Motor Co., Ine. Dodge — Plymouth Dodge “Jobrated” Trucks Boulevard Off Broad Street Richmond, Virginia Phone 6-1536 Compliments of Colonial Heights Drug Store “In the Heart of the Shopping Center” Pickwick Avenue Phone RE 3-9823 PHONES Day REgent 2-4521—Night REgent 2-7488 Gale Welding and Machine Co., Incorporated e Machine Work e Boiler Work e e Structural Steel ¢ Air Compressor For Pavement Breaking Portable Electric and Acetylene Welding All Work Guaranteed 415-417 East Bank Street Petersburg, Virginia “Your Friendly Dealer” STATIONERS, INC. Dial 7-0309 601 East Main Street Richmond, Virginia Look Sharp! Be Sharp! Visit GOINS BARBER SHOP Cross from A and P Colonial Heights, Virginia Compliments of ZITTA FURNITURE CO. 33 South Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Compliments PAUL? LA EARLY Southside Appliance Co., Inc. 15 East Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia Low bridge! BEST WISHES FASHION SHOE STORE “Complete Shoe Outfitters” 1423 Hull Street Richmond 24, Virginia “What’ll we do now?” E. Alvin Small Funeral Home, CROWN DINER Incorporated Delicious Foods—Excellent Service 24 HOUR Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service Petersburg Pike at Dutch Gap ; Serving Chester Area Phone Chester 7971 Telephone REgent 3-6886 Open 24 Hours 2033 Boulevard Colonial Heights, Virginia Compliments BENNIE’S DRIVE-IN of Chesterwood Services 24 HOUR SERVICE : “I don’t believe it!” Phone 82-9648 R. H. JENKINS TRANS. Compliments of Local and Long Distance Movers AN-X FOOD MARKET Contract Carrying 4206 Tiron Street—Richmond, Va. 13th and Hull Street Ph 82-5575 i one Richmond, Virginia TED REAMS SPORTS CENTER Incorporated Compliments 1819 Hull Street of Complete Line of Sporting Goods DIXIE WHEEL Dial 82-5739 SOUTH RICHMOND Richmond, Virginia “K-N-I-G-H-T-S!” Dial 82-8703 RADIOS — REFRIGERATORS i Compliments J. P. JONES FURNITURE CO., Incorporated of The Store That Pleases THE POTTERY “Duh—what’s up Doc?” Hull and 13th Streets Richmond, Virginia Dutch Gap Shopping Center WILEY’S TRAILERS Drug — Sundries Rene D2 Grill — Groceries — Barber Shop ear Chester, Virginia Hardware Phone: 2821 Chester L. L. FELTER, Proprietor Custom Built Trailers Chester 7824 RAINBOW DRIVE-IN Compliments Specializing In of Fried Chicken—Italian Spaghetti All types of Sandwiches—Hot Meals G. E. WOMACK Homemade Ice Cream Phone 82-2654 Phone RE 3-6919 3631 Boulevard Colonial Heights, Virginia Sittin’ one out. Richmond, Virginia BROCK’S BAR-B-Q Compliments Richmond-Hopewell Road of R. F. D. 2, Chester, Virginia G. W. JINKINS Phone Hopewell 2952 Easy, Mack! Compliments Colgin’s Auto Service New and Used Auto Parts Phone Hopewell 3877 “Hmmm. We'll have to double check.” The Junior Class REESE’S NEWS STORE GEORGE’S DRUG STORE 217 East Broadway Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Magazines — Papers — Tobaccos Hopewell, Virginia Phone 2333 H. T. “Brownie” HOBBS ROGER “Doug” DOUGLAS G. and G. PASTRY SHOPPE HOBBS SINCLAIR SERVICE Washing, Lubrication, Tire Repair Pies, Rolls, and Pastries Y . : Fresh Daily Minor Auto Repairs, Road Service Goodyear Tires, Batteries Accessories “Decorated Cakes our Specialty” 6th Street and Randolph Road 254 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone 2079 Telephone 3839 ROBERT H. JOEL COLEY’S Fresh Daily Jeweler and Silversmith Serving Hopewell and Surrounding Community for 28 years Ice Cream and Dairy Products Co. Exclusive Agent For 1115 City Point Road -:- Phone 2941 Gorham, Towle, Reed and Barton Heirloom, Lunt, Wallace Sterling Hopewell, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia Watch your step! WYATT’S FLORIST Corner 6th and West Broadway Phone 4192 -:- Hopewell, Virginia _ ADERHOLT’S Hopewell Auto Supply, Inc. B. F. Goodrich Tires—Motorola T. V. Corner Poythress and Randolph Phone 5567 _:-: Hopewell, Virginia Compliments To THE CLASS OF “55 from O. B. GATES, Sheriff PURCELL and WHEALTON Hardware Building Material Housewares, Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Supplies Paints and Toys Phone 4100 106 Main Street Hopewell, Va. KEITH-ALLEN CLOTHING CO. 105 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Boy’s Clothing—Men'’s Clothing “I would give him three demerits!” Compliments of THE SOUTHSIDE NURSERIES VARSITY INN 1501 West Broadway “Where Good Friends Meet” Fountain or Curb Service Dinners to go Phone 2960 J. W. ENOCHS Lumber and Building Material Frigidaire Appliances Paints — Varnishes — Hardware Phone 2663 Hopewell, Virginia “Brrr. It’s cold in here.” “Too many girls, Bill.” “That’s pretty cute.” SEARS SHOE STORE Hopewell, Virginia The Home of Better Shoes Poll Parrot Shoes For Children Busken and Trim Tred Shoes For Women Fishing Tackle — Athletic Supplies TED CLARKE’S SPORTING GOODS Johnson Motors -:- Boats Phone 5590 Hopewell, Virginia JAMES H. MARTIN Bulldozer — Shoveldozer and Hauling Phone 83-0468 Compliments of CROSTIC SERVICE R. F. D. 10, Box 330 Groceries — Meats Texaco — Gas — Oil For Reservations—Call 82-7525 DONNA and VIC’S FARM HOUSE Bar-B-Q Ribs and Chicken Private Dining Rooms For Small Parties Stop 23%, Petersburg Pike Richmond, Virginia BELLWOOD AUTO SERVICE Stop 2312, R. F. D. 7., Petersburg Pike U.S. No. 1 aud 301 Richmond, Virginia Phone 82-973? Phone 185-W-2 Routes | and 301 UP-AWAY Guest Home—Cottages Route No. 1, Box 153 Colonial Heights, Virginia R. M. HANCOCK 102 Miles South of Richmond City Line 6 Miles North of Petersburg SHADY-SIDE MOTEL AND RESTAURANT BERTHA EVANS, Owner and Manager BRICK COTTAGES FINEST APPOINTMENTS DELICIOUS HOME-COOKED FOOD 12 Miles South of Richmond—8 Miles North of Petersburg On U. S. Routes 1 and 301 Phone: Chester 7161 P. O. Chester, Va. BENTON and WYATT REAL ESTATE CO., INC. 3203 Jefferson Davis Highway Richmond, Virginia We Buy—We Sell Developers of Wood-Dale Chester, Virginia Phone 82-1239 or 82-1230 SOUTHSIDE AUTO PARTS Westover Branch Forest Hill Avenue and Belt Boulevard Michael Stern Suits — Bostonian Shoes CLARK and PRITCHARD Clothiers 209 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Arrow Shirts — McGregor Sportswear ALPERIN and SAUNDERS 133-135 Poythress Street Quality Furniture on Easy Terms Hopewell, Virginia Phone 704 Zt Pays To Save—Where Savings Pay CURRENT RATE OF EARNINGS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Of Hopewell 110 Main Street BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. of Petersburg, Inc. BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. of Hopewell, Inc. Everything To Build With Petersburg REgent 3-7822 Hopewell 5615 GEE BROS. REALTORS 1306 Hull Street Richmond 24, Virginia Dial 82-2307 JOHNSON and COMPANY BUEL OLL Colonial Heights, Virginia Good Service “Yuh talkin’ tuh me?” Genius at work? Phone 5674 or 2967 Prima Cover Girl—Spalding R. M. HUNTER PARKER’S SHOES TEXACO SERVICE STATION Hopewell, Virginia 15th Avenue and City Point Road Bob Smart—American Gentleman “Road Service” GARFINKLE’S WOMEN’S READY-TO-WEAR BUTTERWORTH’S SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA’S LEADING HOME FURNISHERS Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Hopewell — Colonial Heights a Compliments of 4 4 | GOULD FUNERAL HOME ‘{ e OF PERSONAL SERVICE ? 4 214 North 6th Avenue, Hopewell, Va. a Phone 6377 Air-Conditioned Throughout iy AA a i- dhisas “Cheese!” Hammond Organ Ambulance Service Anywhere Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of WOMACK INSULATION COMPANY CONTRACTOR Home Office—Shenandoah, Virginia FaWsPHIPPS_ IR. Manager Personal Finance Company Of Hopewell B. A. WOMACK, Owner Telephone 3512 “Ahr, come on Marian.” Manhattan Shirts — Stetson Hats BLACKER’S “The Young Men's Shop” Clothing and Gents Furnishings 146 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia HOLLYWOOD JEWELERS The House of Distinctive Jewelry 1433 Hull Street :-: Phone 82-7536 Richmond 24, Virginia COMMUNITY STORE 4909 Courthouse Road Phone 82-9733 PIKE DRUG COMPANY, INC. . 2401 Petersburg Pike Delivery Morning and Afternoon to Bellwood Manor, Chesterwood and Pike Areas Phone 82-1261 -:- Richmond 24, Va. The House of Good Sports DIXIE SPORTING GOODS CO. 211 North First Street Richmond, Virginia “Money, money, money.” WHITE DERBY DINER Fine Foods Stop 29, Petersburg Pike W. C. RAMSEY “Coochie coo!” SPENCER PRINTING CO. Photo Offset and Job Printers 513-515 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia “You old peon!” Dial RE 2-3550 REVERE Mold and Engineering, Inc. ee DIES EM FIXTURES ALL KINDS OF TOOL WORK 1909 Boulevard :-: Colonial Heights, Va. “I’m sleepy.” Compliments Compliments of GRANTHAMS — Teenagers Welcome — Stop 23 Petersburg Pike of W. P. NUNNALLY ARCHER’S GARAGE Compliments Specializing in body and of fender work CENTRAL DRUG Service station COMPANY Gas - Oil - Groceries - Soft drinks Route 5 Hickory Road Petersburg, Virginia Phone: RE 3-5749 Hopewell, Virginia Shake, Rattle, and Roll! Zenith Philco McGUIRE TELEVISION Sales Center Service COMPLIMENTS All makes expertly repaired OF McGUIRE SHOPPING CENTER 4412 East Broad Rock Road A FRIEND Richmond, Virginia Phone: 82-0649 LYTTLE and BARNES SANITATION CO. Septic Tanks Manufactured - Installed - Serviced OFFICE AND PLANT Belt Boulevard and Hopkins Road FeO. Box4 205 Richmond 24, Virginia Phone 82-2344 S. E. Lyttle 82-8629 F. W. Barnes 82-0759 Shoot, Gilliam! GER THE BEST so. GEL called TRADE MARK ICE CREAM NORBERT’S JEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry - Silverware Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Phone 82-7766 Route 2, Chester, Virginia NORBERT ROMAN, Proprietor Phone Chester 428] 1609 Hull Street Richmond 24, Virginia HARRIS-BRENAMAN Incorporated Athletic Supplies Sporting Goods 717 East Grace Street Richmond 19, Virginia Dial 2-4797 or 2-4796 She must be cute, Walter. L. R. BROWN AND CO. Furniture Dealers 1523 - 1601 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia Phone 82-6232 “Good game, aye?” Auto Repairing FRANK BECK’S GARAGE 24-Hour Road and Wrecker Service Stop 23 Petersburg Pike Well, Mr. Tucker. Phone 82-8428 Richmond, Virginia McCOY MOTOR COMPANY Richmond- Petersburg Pike No. 1 Highway Your Friendly Ford Dealer What cre Telephone 2121—2131 _ oT f CHESTER, VIRGINIA : DRINK Milk for Health RICHMOND DAIRY COMPANY 314 NORTH JEFFERSON STREET Dial 7-0311 WILSON FEED COMPANY Kasco Feeds, Grain, Fertilizers, Seeds, Baby Chicks, Poultry Supplies Phone 82-0959 © 20TH AND HULL STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Opps, double exposure! HOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY Your Friendly General Electric Dealer R. C. A. Television Phone—Chester 2241 CHESTER, VIRGINIA AUTHORIZED DEALER RE gent 3-97 20 “For Deliveries As Quick As You Wish” Meurer AUTHORIZED DEALER PAINTS PAINTS WALTER J. PARRISH Corporation P. O. BOX 603 13 SOUTH SYCAMORE STREET PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA WALTER J. PARRISH The Store That Has Everything You Need To Do A Complete PAINT Job. Compliments of STONES’ COLONIAL FURNITURE HOUSE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Phone 82-0959 Come on, Walter, give! CHESTER SUPPLY COMPANY and BEAZLEY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Fresh Meats — Groceries — Hardware — Paint Seed — Feed — Shoes Dry Goods — Toys Phone Chester 2171—-We Deliver Oh... Not really !! LUMBER Rough or Dressed A. T. CURTIS. SONS TING. Phone 5931 “So glad to see you!” Chester, Virginia S. W. ELLISON Ice and Coal Phones: Plant 7862, Residence: 5071 Richmond-Petersburg Pike at Dutch Gap P. O. Chester, Virginia Compliments of THOMPSON COMPANY, INC. School Photographers MAILING SERVICES, INC. Contractors of Mailing Services List Maintainance - Circulation Management North Ave. at Moss Side Richmond, Va. Dial 5-8154 All ready for beddy-bye E. B. SWINEFORD Florist 1512 HULL STREET PHONE 82-8426 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA MANCHESTER MILLS REE Diandss EDS 2105 HULL STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA . DUTCH GAP MOTOR COMPANY Telephone 2141 or 2151 CHESTER, VIRGINIA JONES PURE OIL STATION Lubrication — Auto Accessories RALPH H. JONEs, Proprietor 516 WEST 100 ROAD CHESTER, VIRGINIA Phone 2761 Pi Phi Harmonizers. ea] err 7 Ls 4 oy o's ‘ my sie p é 1, Bd i - «3 ‘ Fe = Touchdown Run. SANDERS STORE MILTON A. E. SANDERS, Owner CHESTER SUPER MARKET Quality Groceries and Meats Phone 2211 ALSO Hardware, Feed, Seed and Paints For the Dollar Value Sundries — Paints — Oils HOURS 8 to 10 Weekdays 1 to 8 Sundays Dial 2041—Free Delivery W. J. SAMFORD, Proprietor Your Patronage Appreciated BOGESE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTING Compliments of Designers and Builders RAILEY’S APPLIANCE CENTER 15TH AVENUE AT ELM STREET HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Phone 2375 — a Pod Mr. Big Executive. a: ; Compliments of BILL MURPHY and SONS PROMPT FUEL OIL SERVICE “We're Close Enough to Keep You Warm” Phone Richmond 82-3300. For Burner Service and Fuel Oils Inc. Residence Centralia Gardens Phone Chester 4801 Day Phone Richmond 82-1282 Night and Holidays Richmond 6-2337 Solid Foundations Spiritual — Recreation Education — Health A Solid Foundation in Health Requires MILK From Infancy To Old Age VIRGINIA DAIRY CO. The Home of Beiter Milk Dial 5-2838 B a - ... and brothers three. FLOWERS School Equipment Co., Inc. Manufacturers and Distributors School, Church and Public Seating Furniture RICHMOND - LAWRENCEVILLE VIRGINIA Phone—Richmond 7-4035 “Southside Virginia’s Finest for all your needs” Phone RE 2811 132 NORTH SYCAMORE STREET PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Daniels Brick and Tile Co. Ninth Street Road Richmond, Virginia Congratulations and Best Wishes General Outdoor Advertising Company INCORPORATED “And here we are.” McCORMICK DEERING FARM MACHINERY e FARMALL TRACTORS ® INTERNATIONAL HOME FREEZERS and REFRIGERATORS 8 NEY DAIRY BARN EQUIPMENT McIntyre Implement Company, Ine. Richmond, Va. © West Point, Va. Compliments UKROP SUPER MARKET Incorporated S61 DHULE STREET “Let me see!” Busy secretaries. LEETE TIRE and BATTERY SECOND AnD HENRY STREET PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Phone REgent 2-3231 Distributors of Kelly-Springfield, U. S. Royal Tires and Excel Batteries Recapping, Vulcanizing, and Road Service A.A.A. Compliments of Prentice’s Poultry Plant Grapy J. PRENTICE, Owner J. D. CAPEL, Manager Processors of freshly killed poultry Dial 82-0870—8 2-3549 3800 HOPKINS ROAD RICHMOND 24, Virginia For the Finest .. . MILK and DAIRY PRODUCTS Call CURLES NECK DAIRY 5-1745 CRATER RESTAURANT ROUTE 460 EAST PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA The only place in the Petersburg area serving world famous “Chicken-in-the-Rough”’ For fast “take-out-service” Dial REgent 2-9419 CHILKEN ve ROUGH t 1937 by Beverly Osb Individually HARRIS, FLIPPEN and COMPANY, INC. 715 EAST MAIN STREET Phone 7-3019 Sporting Goods Athletic Supplies — Hunting Equipment — Fishing Tackle RICHMOND, VIRGINIA MAGEE’S REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 2551 J.T. 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