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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

Reflector Published by the Senior Class of Thomas Dale High School, Chester, Virginia. Hareword We, The Senior Class of 1957, publish this volume of “The Reflector” that those who read its pages in the coming years may fondly recall the pl ays, tl proms, the clubs, the big games, the formative class periods, the chal experi- - ences and the happy associations which we shared at Thomas Dale. 2 eee “All the World's a Stage...” rm Dedication For her wholesome personality, her unassuming manner, her ready responsiveness, her hearty co-operation, and her calm efficiency, we dedicate this issue of “The Reflector” to Mrs. JoyceC. Harvey. Contents Administration Classes Activities Sports Features Commencement Advertisements We wish to acknowledge our indebtedness to William Shake- speare for the quotations used in this yearbook. RTT ATURE TCT NTT NW NNT TOTO OAC =A) Amninistration “9 am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men.” Mr. W. W. GORDON, M.A. Mr. FRED D. THOMPSON, M.A. stant Assi inistrative Adm Superintendent Administration incipal Assistant Pr Mr. LEWIS D. JOHNSON, B.A. incipal Mr. J. WILSON CRUMP, M.S. Pr Miss MAXINE BERNHAUT Mathematics Mrs. GRACE S. BRITTON Social Studies, History Mrs. NANCY H. BROUGHTON English Mr. FRANKLIN A. CAIN History, Geography Mrs. JOANNA C. CLARK Chemistry, General Science Miss MARTHA E. CLARK Spanish, English Mrs. BEULAH E. COBBS English ' Miss ELLEN M. CONYERS Social Studies, History Mrs. MYRA G. CRUMP English High School Faculty Miss JOAN A. DARDEN Physical Education Mrs. NANCY H. FALLEN Home Economics Miss EDITH L. FRAME Physical Education Mrs. EDITH W. GAY Typing, Shorthand Mrs. ELLA A. GRANT Social Studies Miss MARY E. HARRIS Home Economics, Science Mrs. JOYCE C. HARVEY General Business, Typing Mrs. JULIA A. HARWELL English Miss ELIZABETH G. HUDSON Mathematics Mr. EDWIN C. KARPUS Physical Education Mr. MACK D. MOORE Physics, Mathematics Mr. RALPH H. PERCIVAL Chorus, Band Mr. LANDON L. PERDUE Drawing Miss ELIZABETH M. PICKHARDT Librarian Miss DORIS R. RAMSEY Algebra Mrs. DAISY P. REAMES Government, History Mr. JOHN W. ROTHERT English Mr. TED E. SIMPSON Social Studies, Geography Binh School 8 Faculty Mrs. L. MORGAN SMART Latin, Literature Miss DOROTHY S. SPENCER Biology, Science Miss GRACIE L. STABLES Science Mr. ROY E. TUCKER Industrial Arts Miss M. ELIZABETH WEBB English Mr. JAMES W. WILLIAMS Physical Education Mrs. MARY F. EYLER School Secretary Mrs. BETTY W. NEAL Caf eteria Manager Mrs. MARIAN E. REICHERT School Secretary Third grade teachers are Mrs. Maude M. Cook, Mrs. Emmie F. Farrar, Mrs. Emma H. Rodgers, Miss Margaret A. Stables and Mrs. Mary R. Wil- liams. Fourth grade teachers are Mrs. Marjorie C. Crump, Mrs. Ellie S. Foster, Mrs. Marian F. South and Mrs. Susan A. White. Elementary Faculty First grade teachers are Miss Betty Jane Bentz, Mrs. Margaret F. Dance, Mrs. Ray B. Hargrave, Mrs. Mildred S. Perdue and Mrs. Niora Walke. Second grade teachers are Mrs. Dare F. Birdsong, Mrs. Annie M. Bruce, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Huddle, Mrs. Grace C. Ridout and Mrs. Helen M. Russell. Fifth grade teachers are Miss Ruth F. Estes, Mrs. Iris P. Gupton, Mrs. Lucille C. Mitchell and Miss Dorothy E. Reisig. Sixth grade teachers are Mrs. Rachael B. Apperson, Mrs. Shir- ley A. Fowler, Miss Louise F. Fuqua and Mrs. Wenonah W. Mayo. Seventh grade teachers are Mr. Milton Cherry, Miss Mabel V. Fisher and Miss Virginia Q. Talley. Class Officers President, J. Dockery; Vice-President, C. Yon; Seniors: Secretary, F. Mason; Treasurer, J. Ruckart. y, ’ Juniors: President, M. Wray; Vice-President, D. Brough- ton; Secretary, B. Taylor; Treasurer, J. Tyner. Sophomores: President, J. Akins; Vice-President, B. Haden; Secretary, K. Horowitz; Treasurer, E. Evans. (eh Se President, J. Peters; Vice-President, B. Shelton; Secretary, B. Coulter; Treasurer, A. Long. President, B. Hazzard; Vice-President, N. Harlow; Eighth Graders: . Secretary, C. Wright; Treasurer, P. Anderson. “We Are Slow of Study.” Mary Adeline Adams Clara Jeannette Allen Miriam Treely Allen Peggy Marlene Altman | | Class Mildred Ann Atkins Cleta Marie Ballinger Joy LaVerne Belvin Jerry Eugene Blackwell Nancy Hellings Boyd Mary Frances Call Frances Arnette Carr Jerryl Meade Carpenter Donald Gary Cleere OF 57 Thelma Elizabeth Coe John Hammond Coghill Dorothy Christine Colbert LaVerne Clements Cole Dana Lee Conn Nancy Elizabeth Cook John Francis Daffron, Jr. we me % OBES gy, Pee ah OPED shyt Perr se hs .=% on a8 tHE S BoA SER ek Se we Bryan Julian Cox Wilmer Edward Crostic Bobby Tunstall Dean Evelyn Rebecca Cox William August Dean Richard Murry Crocker Class Julius Adolphus Denton, III Astrid Marie Dietrich Joseph Bernard Dockery, III Coy Vincent Edwards Janet Louise Evans OF 57 Jacqueline Ruth Grundy Joe Eustace Haislip Robert Lee Hanchey Michael Lee Harris Ardys Mae Henshaw Milton Andrew Hess Marion Elizabeth House Nancy Vaughan Hubbard Annie Jean Jackson Class Goldie Mae Keiser Nancy Cameron Kelly Ralph Henry Kelly Philip Arnold Lea Floyd Franklin Leimberge James Edgar Lohr Robert Alfred Loy Lewis Taylor Luther, Jr. Emily June Manley Roy Lee Marshall Linda Carol Martin Allen Gray Mason Yolanda Fay Mason Margaret Joyce Michie Glenna Maxine Miller Alice Elizabeth Mitchell Vera Mae Moseley Bernard Franklin Nester Class Julia Ann Newell Iris Gee Randall David Lee Newton Patricia Ann Oates Eric Gordon Peters Willie Jo Poole Sylvia Elaine Rhoden David James Roane John Leonard Ruckart, Jr. Estelle Marie Saunders Jewel Hope Seay Judith Inez Shepard Margaret Ammons Skelton James Allard Spain Mary Dale Steed Betty Louise Taylor Nancy Joann Taylor James Eslie Wallace Margaret Blair West Robert Gilford Whiting Carolyn Faye Wilmoth Thomas Scott Winston Linda Dare Wright George Coulton Yon Billy Ralph Young Barbara Adams Glenda Adams Lillie Adams Marian Adams Preston Aldridge Suzanne Anderson Patricia Barbour Joyce Barricks Shirley Bartle James Bell Sue Blankenship Alice Boggs Carson Bosher David Bosserman Patsy Bower Herbert Boyd Caroll Brooks David Broughton Ann Burgess Dorothy Carden John Chaulklin Janie Church Jerry Clarke Shelby Cole Joanne Coleman Geneva Cooper David Dill Patricia Dunnavant op 7 CHESTERFIELD COUNTY LIBRA 7 Wi L ahs é VIRGINIA Mercer Faw Shirley Faw Mary Alice Fiala Jean Fitzgerald Glenda Forrest Ann Frazier Evelyn Fulgham Linwood Gettings Charles Gilbert Isabel Graham Billy Grant Lamar Gray Richard Hague Joyce Harlow Wayne Harp Jane Howerton Charles Kcraget Tommy Lane Bill Livingston Vicki Lynn Junior Class Brenda Martin Shirley McAdams Rachel McFadden Betty McGee Mary Byrd Micou Mary Miller Gayle Mitten Nettie Moore 99 4 Robert Moseley Fay Motley Shirley Motto Eileen Murphy Jimmy Nelson Billy Nix Kitty Nunnally Jeanette O’Kennon Brenda Pamplin Frank Piotrowski Becky Pitts Judy Pride Edward Rivers Lois Ronk George Rudolph Cleo Savage Elizabeth Shackelford Billy Shell Judy Shelton Geraldine Sirry a “amt rY Junior Class Betsy Slate Mae Lee Smith Earl Spencer Ronnie Synan Jane Strang Ann Swineford Betty Taylor Robert Terrell 93 Junior trip Jimmy Tyner Anne Vest Helen Walden Eleanor Wiley Beverley Wilkinson Bruce Wilkinson Joy Wilmoth James Wilson Gerald Womack Tootsy Womack Della Woodard Boyd Worley Peggy Worley Jean Worsham Mary Wray Cathy Atkins James Akins Bobby Anderson Jean Andrews Barbara Baker Robert Barnes Virginia Batten Ronald Billings Marie Blackburn Lawrence Blake Sue Blake Jeanette Blankenship Douglas Brewster Betty Broach Preston Burton Brenda Bush Carolyn Bushnell Brenda Butler Sophomores Melvin Butler Waverly Carr Lee Carroll Dickie Cheatham Allen Church Ernest Clarke Gayle Clarke Monty Cline Ronnie Clopton Cecil Cole Dewayne Cole Betty Colgin Yvonne Collier Tommy Crump Evelene Daniels Mary Nell Dodson James Dunnavant Ralph Dunnavant James Harper Nora Harvey Ward Hatch Shelia Holt Kay Horowitz Betty Jean Hudson Herbert Hudson Norma Hylton Peggy Ingram Robert Irons Doris Jackson Ann Johnson Martha Johnson Sarah Keiser Allen Kinsworthy Anitra Lemaster Ethel Lewis MaryG. Lipscomb Sophomores Barbara Edwards Nancy Eure Edward Evans Laura Faggart Hugh Faris Frank Fitzgerald Angelena Gibbins John Gilliam Curtis Goodman Aleta Goodwyn Beth Goodwyn Eunice Graham Rosemary Grande William Haden Dorothy Hanchey Sara Hard Key Hardin Rae Harrell Jim Littlejohn Robert Lohr Joan Long Cecil Lucas Charles Luther Henry Martin Peggy Martin John McClain Barry McDaniel Jerry McDaniel Jane McGee Margaret McNew Clifton Messer Arlene Miles George Montgomery Shirley Moore Van Lue Morgan Patricia Murphy Sophomores Marvilee Newell Carlton O’Rork Carol Otto Clayton Partin Charlotte Pearson Newell Pell Nancy Perdue Stewart Pillow Marlene Quate Joan Ragland Jerry Reynolds Charlotte Rhoden Carolyn Robertson George Robertson Patsy Robertson Bonnie Ruffin Elbert Seay James Shaw Barbara Stoy Shirley Strader Margaret Swineford JoAnne Taylor Cecilia Turnage Everette Turner Judy Turner Phebe Turner Janice Walker Jeff Washburn Paul Webb Jerry Wells Carol Wheelhouse E. J. White Hampton White Eugenia Whitlow Ronnie Whitmore Barbara Wilkinson Lynda Williams Sandra Woodfin Jerry Young Rhett Shaw Thomas Shaw Carolyn Shepard David Short Shelia Sigman Patsy Silliker Cranford Simmons Bobby Sinclair Janie Sinclair Gloria Slater Barbara Sligh Shirley Spain Robert Spencer Barbara Spicer J. P. Spinner Elaine Sprouse Ronald St. Clair John Steele Leonard Aberle te CS hh Ma nN June Allen Lander Allen Clarence Alley Ruffin Apperson Betty Arnold Betty Avent Billy Bailey Terry Bailey Betty Barden Sherrie Barnes Eleanor Beazley Roland Beck Robert Belcher Wayne Bell Linton Benton Jerry Besecker Ann Bishop Revonda Bishop Alice Blackwell David Blankenship George Blankenship Billy Blaylock Nicky Bodenhamer Donna Boder Catherine Booker Anne Booten John Booten Eugene Broach Robert Broach Edgar Broome Sara Broome Elizabeth Brown Dallas Burns Dianne Burton Barbara Callas Patsy Campbell Euclid Carnes Leland Carnes Virgie Carroll Cecil Carter Charles Cassell Linda Chappell Anne Cifelli James Clawson James Clements Wayne Clodfelter James Coffey Donald Coley Virginia Collins Eugene Conn Bennie Conway Meade Conyers Tommy Cook Philip Cooper Barbara Coulter Edwin Cowherd Cecil Craig Sylvia Cranford Patricia Crook Hreshman f Burrell Cuneo Judy Cuneo Clas pa Sherman Cunningham Philip Daffron Kay Dalton Stanley Dalton Faye Davis Myrtle Davis Patricia Davis Randy Dean Peggy Denny Pat Dudley Peggy Dunlevy Oscar Edwards Ann Marie Elder Patricia Elder Donald Faison Darlene Faw Billy Fenner Mary Sue Frazier Joyce Frith Jackie Gates Anne Geary Roland Gerheart Sandra Gilbert Vickie Gilbert Edison Glass Nancy Glass David Graham Sue Groves Leonard Guffey Thomas Hadder Charles Hailey James Harden Mary Harmon Rosemary Harmon Lorraine Harp Clara Harvey Alice Hayes Fred Health Edward Heimbach Edith Henderson Calvin Henshaw Everette Henshaw Dian Hess Jimmy Hillier Sué Hitt James Hopkins Erma Huband Jody Hudson Larry Hull John Ivey Sue Jackson Jerry Jernigan Robert Johnson Bonnie Jones Gail Justis Jim Katcham Connie Kennon Mary Ann King Madeline Knighton Jean Lancaster Bonita Lane David Ledford Mary Ann Lindsay Aubrey Lindsey Leslie Little David Lohr Alan Long Kay Longest Lorraine Lowe George Loy Faye Lucas Frank Lundie Charles Lundin James Magee Melvin Manhart James Manley Daisy Mann Dorothy Mann Iris Mann Beverly Marshall Ralph Marshpund Jeffrey Martin Luther Mathews Edna Mayton Faye McCauley Tommy McGee Percy McFadden John McKibbon Evaldine McNeer Jean Messer Nadine Miles Alvin Miller Pat Morgan Billy Murphy Doug Murphy Bernard Nelson Roger Newton Sandra Newton Julia Nowell Frances Nuckols Danny Nunnally Pat Pastorfield Lois Payne Jeanell Pearce John Pearce Cel. berane Mary Perkinson Patsy Perkinson Jan Peters Marion Pierce Leroy Pope, III Ray Porter Virginia Powell Roger Puckett Patsy Ragland Nancy Rawlings Larry Richards Jane Riley Sreshman Gloria Ray Jeweline Rumley C=, re Gg hh WM ol as Ernest Sadler if Patsy Sadler Class Lucy Sale Charles Salesberry Barbara Shelton Phyllis Shields Mary Carol Shoosmith Nathan Sims Sandra Sims Barbara Smith Bruce Spencer James Spencer Jean Spencer Walter Spencer Fred Spivey Buzzy Sprouse Barbara St. Clair John Stinson Marshall Stokes Cynthia Sturdivant Wayne Styles Malinda Swineford Raymond Talbert Lois Talley Gay Taylor Janice Taylor Kenneth Teachey Susan Teller J.Lo Lerrell Betty Jo Thomas Edward Tingen Lonnie Tingen LaVerne Traylor Jane Tucker Clifton Turner Mildred Turner Gary Ulrich Larry Vaughan Roger Vaughan June Wade Patti Wallace Joanne Worgofcak Margaret Warren Jewell West Carl Wheelhouse Cathy Whelpley Shirley Whirley Duane White David Whiting Judy Wingo Ronald Wilson Betty Wilmoth Edwin Wilmoth Barbara Williams Joanne Williams Otto Wolff Barbara Woolwine Rose Marie Yager LeRoy Young Linda Young Alse Aaron Barbara Agee Donna Alcock James Allen Francis Amburn Peggy Anderson Donald Andrews George Archer Wayne Archer George Armentrout Louise Aurich Larry Bailey Wayne Balch Shirley Barbour Bessie Lee Baugh Glenn Beasley Arnold Beck Daniel Belcher Jean Bennett William Bennett Charles Beville James Bishop Richard Bishop James Blackburn David Blake Ralph Boggs Barbara Bolen Carol Bookman John Bradley _ Margaret Bradshaw James Brinson John Broughton Janet Brown Richard Brownie Herman Bryant Lester Bryant Rebecca Burnett David Burton Nancy Burton Robert Burton Sandra Byrum Eleanor Call Barbara Campor Stanley Childs James Clark William Clawson James Clemons Francesca Cline Betsy Coats Howard Cobbs Donald Coffey James Coghill Barbara Colbert Brenda Cole Cynthia Cole Christine Cole William Cole Gloria Comer Wayne Cook Linda Cooper Bettie Rae Cox John Cranor Andrew Crocker Ray Cumbie Marjory Dabney Augustine Dalton Patsy Damron Gracie Daniel Keith Daniels Nan Davis ¢ Wayne Davis Marianne Deets Haywood Dixon Kathy Dodge Merwyn Dowden Judy Dressler Jonnie Driver Roy Dunnavant Bernard Eanes William Eanes Brenda Eaton Paul Early David Ehley Betty Lou Elliot William Elliott Clarence Elliott Sarah Ellis Joan Evans Ronald Faris Patsy Fenner Julia Fisher Mark Fitzgerald Max Fitzgerald Ruby Fitzgerald Elaine Fowler Virginia French Thomas Fulgham Barbara Garnett Barbara Garett Harry Gilbert William Godsey Howard Gordon Fay Gray Roger Green Phyllis Greenwell Edmund Gregory Melvin Griffin Brenda Gunn Martha Hague Patsy Halcomb Brooke Hamilton Boyd Hammersly Daniel Hardin Walter Harding Nancy Harlow Jerry Harmon Allen Harper Nancy Hart Jerry Harwell Eugene Hayes Joe Hayes George Hazelton Allen Helm William Henshaw Beverly Herndon Ann Hicks Lovelene Holliday Evelyn Horning Gloria Hauser Sallie Howlett Sandra Huband James Humphries Jackie Hypes Daniel Jackson Harold Jackson Ralph Jackson Lois Jacobs Phyllis Jessup Ervin Johnson Gail Johnson Jane Jolly Janice Jones Fay Joyner Wayne Keenan Ernestine Keiser Fred Kelly Richard Kelly Frances Kinton Helen Kite Frances Lancaster Carol Lange Henry Lange Scarlett Leigh Homer Lewis Ernest Lewis Dick Livingston Jimmy Long Manika Luckirt Jerry Magee Sammy Manley Tommy Marlik Kighth Graders Richard Marsh Patsy Martin Bobby Martindale Margie Mayberry Thomas Mays Jo Anne Mead Leonard McAdams Wayne McCauley Beckey McChargue Carolyn McDaniel Diane McDaniel Bobby McNew Binford Miller Nancy Miller Anthony Miller Ronald Mitchell Aubrey Mitten Roger Morgan Ronny Morris Herman Moore Jennie Napier Alta Neal Michael Neal Ronald Neal Alice Nelson Thomas Nelson Mary Lou Newman Betty Newton Nancy Nuckols Barbara Nugent Floyd O’Brien Margaret Otey Joanna Otto Gay Overby Ronald Owens Herman Paczkowski Neil Painter Joan Pamplin Arnold Patton David Patton Donald Payne Scott Peach Barbara Peele Ronald Peele Janice Pennington Jarvis Percival Douglas Perdue Bernard Perkinson Hazel Pierce Anna Pillow Kenneth Poole Patricia Poole Sandra Poole Aubrey Puett Beverly Quate Joyce Rabineau Bonnie Ray Peggy Reeves Bernice Rhoten Thelma Rhoten Bernard Roane Marcia Robbins Richard Roberts Kighth Graders Julianne Roman Jeannette Root Donald Saunders Clifford Scott David Seay Patricia Seay Gerald Shepperson Frank Shoosmith Mildred Shumaker Billy Simmons Gordon Simmons Diane Skinner Judy Skinner Hamilton Slate Barbara Slate Joyce Sligh Gibbons Sloan Dale Smith Glen Smith Harold Smith Margaret Smith Dick Sallers Betty Spencer Douglas Spencer G. B. Spencer Pauline Squires Carolyn Stewart Mary Stotesberry Barbara Swineford John Swineford Judy Tarr Brenda Taylor Howard Taylor Everett Terrell Peggy Tillett Jimmy Tillett Maryan Thomas Nancy Thomas Mary Trapp Thomas Trapp James Traylor Marie Traylor Barbara Tudor Joann Turner Steven Turner Donald Vanstaden Diane Vaughan Tommy Vaughan Robert Vincent Joan Vincent Joyce Walden Garland Walker James Walton Charles Webb Robert Webb Terry Webber Almeta Wheeling Marcia Wehren George Werner Leo Wheeler Frank White Joyce White Lou Rae White Maury Wilkerson Leon Williams Philip Williamson James Willis Pete Wilmoth Arthur Winbourne Dean Winn Rebecca Winston Marilou Wood William Woodfin Karen Woodfin Annette Woods Esther Worley Thomas Worley Duncan Worsham Ralph Worsham Ruth Wray Connie Wright Carolyn Wyatt Martha Wyatt Kighth Graders The Juniors are proudly receiving their class rings The Sophomores show their interest in Biology. haw! mum es — A oe fe a or Senior Sponsors, Mrs. Smart and Mrs. Reames, are giving instructions on how to march in assembly. The Freshmen are enjoying the classic, TREASURE The Eighth Graders ask for help in finding their new class ISLAND. rooms. Activities “Chere’s a Cime for All Things.” 39 The publication of the yearbook is an im- portant and challenging part of the extra- curricular activities of Thomas Dale High School. The laborious work of the Reflec- tor Staff and the combined efforts of the Senior Class have made possible this Co-Editor, Dana Conn y | Co-Editor, Mary Frances Call volume of ‘““The Refiector.” Photo Editor, Milton Hess, and Art Editor, Joe Haislip, together plan their Reflector work. Class Editors, Janie Sinclair, Tenth Grade, Judy Shepard, Twelth Grade, Della Woodard, Eleventh Grade, Kathy Dodge, Eighth Grade, and Billy Blaylock, Ninth Grade, classify the first shipment of pictures. Typists working on copy are Thelma Coe, Dale Steed, Jewel Seay, Peggy Altman, Frances Carr, and Linda Martin. ese a ¥ os 4 We thank our sponsors, Mrs. Reames,Mrs. Smart, and Mr. Crump for their guidance and leadership. We also extend our thanks to the members of the faculty and student body for their co-operation. Literary Editor, Coulton Yon, and Feature Editor, Mary Adams, find new ideas for ‘““The Reflector.” Business Manager, Eric Peters, Ad- vertising Manager, Dick Crocker, Assistant Advertising Manager, Willie Jo Poole, and Circulation Manager, Joe Dockery, check on the day’s receipts. The staff gets inspiration for “The Reflector.” Sponsors, Mrs. Reames, Mr. Crump, and Mrs. Smart make plans for the 1957 year- book. Council members are: E. Peters, J. Daffron, D. Livingston, M. Frazi er, C. Brooks, B. Peele, C. Shepard, J. Blankenship, A. Goodwyn, M. Adams, J. Harlow, M. House, K. Dodge, A. Winborne, B. Blaylock, P. Barbour, L. Ronk, S. Newton, B. Gunn, L. Martin, J. Shepard, N. Student Cooperative In the picture at left, President, Eric Peters, Vice-President, John Daffron, Secretary, Marian Adams, and Treas- urer, Aleta Goodwyn are checking the list of candidates for Football Queen. Some of the students examine the new records which the SCA has bought for the school dances. The students at Thomas Dale organized the Stu- dent Cooperative Association to promote co-oper- ation and better understanding between the faculty and students, and to cultivate the ideals of leader- ship and service in our school. The SCA has enlarged the general activities of the school. tf RR. _411 Cook, S. Leigh, J. Fisher, S. Cole, A. Dunbar, A. Henshaw, J. Walker, B. Butler, B. Baugh, J. Sligh, C. Whelpley, B. Coulter, W. Clodfelter, J. Booten, H. Boyd, H. White. D. Broughton, M. Woods, D Crocker, C. Yon, J. Ruckart and Sponsors, Miss Conyers and Mr. Crump. Association The sponsors, Miss Conyers and Mr. Crump, check the club schedule before it is mimeographed for distribution to each homeroom. In the picture at right, David Broughton and Nancy Cook admire the hand books before the crowd rushes to buy them. This year the SCA sponsored a radio program, set up an intramural basketball tournament, planned the annual Geek Week Dance, and promoted a more effective safety program. The members are elected from each homeroom and from each active club. Our SCA has been a banner SCA since it was first organized in 1950. Members are: B. Coulter, A. Bishop, B. Avent, B. Blaylock, M. Davis, J. Frith, J. Gates, E. Cow- herd, E. Mc Cauley, J. Riley, P. Shields, C. Sturdivant, C. Whelpley, B. Wilmouth, R. Yager, M. Swineford, C. Perdue, G. Clarke, N. Eure, A. Goodwyn, B. Goodwyn, B. Colgin, K. Horowitz, N. Hylton, W. Haden, M. McNew, S. Spain, C. Atkins, P. Silleker, C. Turnage, L. Williams, B. Wilkinson, S. Woodfin, M. Quate, E. Daniels, G. Adams, M. Adams, S. Anderson, S. Bartle, S. Blankenship, C. Brooks, A. Burgess, J. Coghill, J. Fitzgerald, J. Howerton, C. Kcraget, V. Lynn, B. Martin, R. McFadden, B. McGee, J. Pride, G. Rudolph, C. Savage, M. Smith, E. Spencer, B. Taylor, A. E. Fulgham, B. Grant, M. Micou, R. Motley, Vest, J. Wilmoth, L. Womack, D. Woodard, J. Worsham, J. Harlow, M. Wray, P. Barbour, H. Walden, P. Altman, M. Ballinger, M. Call, D. Conn, N. Cook, J. Haislip, E. Manley, L. Ruckart, C. Wilmoth, M. West, J. Seay. Adlovho Club Officers of the club from left to right: Coulton Yon, Vice-President; John Ruckart, Treasurer; Miss Hudson, Sponsor; Margaret West, President; Carolyn Wil- moth, Corresponding Secretary; Joy Wilmoth, Recording Secre- tary; Patricia Barbour, Histor- lan. to the Medical College of Virginia. set Martin, W. Poole, J. Adloyho, which stands for ad- vancement, loyalty, and honor, is one of our school’s honor clubs. The club was founded in the spring of 1950 for those students who had received recognition under the point award system. Later students from each high school grade with a specified number of points and transfer students recommended by spon- sors were allowed to become members of the club. The emblem of the club, which is a shield bearing a flaming torch flanked by the letters T.D., is awarded twice a year to students earning the required points. Members plan for their annual trip eT “3 Wl Members of the club are: B. Avent, I. Mann, J. Rumley, F. Davis, M. Swineford, S. Cole, J. Strang, P. Davis, D. Hess, T. Shaw, R. Apperson, J. Allen, B. Cuneo, A. Puett, J. O’Kennon, B. Mar- shall, K. Dalton, A. Bishop and R. Irons. Library Club The motto of our Library Club is, “In serving others we find happi- ness for ourselves.” To become a member one must have a free period which he is willing to spend in the library if his help is needed. The duties consist of such things as checking books in and o ut, shelving and shelf reading books, processing books, and entering new magazines. The club sponsors the presentation of a movie during one of the high school activity periods to raise money for their treasury. The librarian and officers check the books before shelving them. Officers from left to right are: Fay Davis, Secretary; Kay Dalton, Treasurer; Miss Pickhardt, Sponsor; Jane Strang, Vice- President; Shelby Cole, Presi- dent. Librarian explains card file to a stu- dent. Officers: President, Fay Mason; Vice-President, Dale Steed; Secretary, Jackie Gates; and Treas- urer, Allen Kinsworthy. Members are: B. Agee, D. Boder, G. Cooper, E. Daniels, N. Davis, R. Grande, P. Greenwell, J. Haislip, J. Magee, F. Mason, F. McCauley, J. McDaniel, S. Motto, R. Owens, B. Pitts, J. Roman, B. Shelton, M. Traylor, P. Wallace, A. Woods, M. Lipscomb, S. Woodfin, B. Marshall, M. Conyers, M. Fitzgerald, E. Hayes, A. Crocker, and R. Newton. The Junior Red Cross is that part of the National American Red Cross program in which school children may enroll. All students who contribute to the J.R.C. fund become members of the organ- ization. The J.R.C. Council is composed of one student from each homeroom. Among their many projects Sponsors, Miss Clark and Mrs. this year are: making bandages for Red Cross, Apperson, discuss the member- _ visiting McGuire Veteran’s Hospital, and sending ship drive. a relief chest to a foreign country. Representatives are: K. Martin, A. Biggs, P. Bishop, D. Vecchioni, C. Inge, B. Conway, D. Fitz- gerald, A. Wilson, M. Holder, L. Lipstrap, B. Cheatham, R. Welsh, G. L. Bartle, B. Golden, S. Franklin, B. Barber, D. Haden, J. Ryan, A. Evans, F. Artie, S. Anderson, N. Crump, P. McGuire, and C. Mathews. Members are: J. Seay, W. J. Poole, C. Yon, E. Peters, B. Long, P. Grande, V. Pinckney, D. Conn, L. Martin, B. Mitchell, N. Yates, C. Wilmoth, B. Anderson, J. Sweitzer, B. Tucker, J. Adams, B. Scherer, and Miss Hudson. Officers: President, Coulton Yon; Vice-President, Eric Peters; Secretary, Willie Jo Poole; Historian, Jewel Seay; Sponsor, Miss Hudson. Our chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society, sponsored by the National As- . r a3 me sociation of Secondary School Principals, was organized N [ - + in the spring of 1955. Membership, which is based on o ational i oor Ss ul ety scholarship, leadership, and character, is limited to capable Juniors and Seniors. MOuill and Scrall Officers: President, Willie Jo Poole; Vice-President, Mary Frances Call; Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Martin; Historian, Goldie Keiser; SCA Representa- tive, John Ruckart. The Quill and Scroll was organ- ized in the spring of 1956. Only Juniors and Seniors who have done outstanding work and demonstrated ability in the publication of the Thomas Dale news- Members are: W. J. Poole, N. Yates, B. Anderson, B. Mitchell, P. Grande, paper, yearbook, and magazine are eligible for mem- M. Adams, G. Keiser, L. Martin, M. F. Call, J. Ruckart, J. Adams, and bership. Sponsors, Mrs. Broughton and Mrs. Harvey. TE ee oe. i Members of the South Crew are: D. Nunnally, R. St. Clair, J. Thomas, T. Winston, M. Faw, J. Clarke, J. Daffron, B. Nix, G. Rudolph, J. Ruckart, B. Robertson, B. Sprouse, G. R. Daniels, R. Synan, T. Miller, D. Dill, C. Bosher, C. Cole, C. Yon, J. McDaniels, D. Graham, J. Spencer, J. Dockery, R. Dean, and R. Hague. Keep Virginia Green The Virginia Forest Service is an organization open to all boys-who are either fifteen years of age or older. These boys stand ready to combat all fires which may be harmful to Virginia Forests. Members of the North Crew are: G. Blankenship, E, Turner, B. Cox, H. Hudson, R. Shaw, M. Vaughan, M. Harris, E. Evans, F. Piotrowski, B. Worley, J. Coffey, R. Terrell, J. Dunnavant, J. Nelson, B. Anderson, P. Burton, T. McGee, T. Miller, M. Cline, J. Hillier, B. Lohr, E. Lohr, R. Clopton, J. Washburn, L. Cole, and C. Cole. Members of the Key Club are as follows: T. Winston, J. Tyner, B. Grant, J. Daffron, B. Hanchey, D. Crocker, C. Yon, B. Lohr, B. Haden, E. Peters, J. Akins, J. Ruckart, G. Montgomery, J. Bell, J. Chaulkin, M. Hess, E. Spencer, D. Livingston, J. Dockery, and D. Broughton. Kev Club The Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis International, was established at Thomas Dale in the fall of 1955. Membership, which is based on character, leadership, and service to the school, is limited to twenty- five boys. Five of these are selected from the tenth grade, ten from the eleventh grade, and ten from the twelfth grade. Mr. Crump presents to Tom Winston, the President, a gong which is a gift from the Kiwanis Club. Other officers are One of the recent projects of the Key Club was to furnish David Broughton, Treasurer; and Dick Crocker, Vice-Presi- trash cans for student use. Here several members are helping dent. Not present is Secretary, Robert Whiting. to keep the grounds clean. Members are: E. Lewis, J. Napier, J. Ragland, D. Hess, B. Peel, P. Worley, S. Hitt, L. Ronk, J. Strang, L. Wrigh, JeiGrondy. Aes Boves sr @Oatesm bear bar= bour, P. Ragland, B. Cox, and Spon- sor, Mrs. Cobbs. Daniel-Lite The Daniel-Life Club was organized in the fall o 1956. The purpose of the club is to promote Christian ideals at school. One project this year was preparing the Bible verses for morning devotions. The Tri-Hi-Y Club was also organized in the fall of 1956. The club is sponsored by the YWCA and pro- vides a worthwhile organization for high school girls. The purpose of the club is to build Christian Danicl-Life Clubsmembers: plan character. This year the club members wrote a Tri-Hi-Y representative to the devotions. “thought for the day” on the blackborads. MGA, C. Turnage, discusses the report with officers S. El- lis, C. Sturdivant, C. Johnson, M. Shoosmith, S. Barnes, and C. Wright. Cri-Hi-V Members are: M. Shoosmith, C. Sturdivant, P. Crook, K. Dalton, F. McCauley, E. Mc- Neer, S. Barnes, A. Booton, P. Ragland, C. Whelpley, L. Young, S. Hitt, M. Lipscomb, M. McNew, M. Quate, P. Silliker, K. Horo- witz, C. Atkins, C. Turnage, S. Holt, B. Spicer, C. Wright, G. Johnson, F. Gray, M. Hague, J. Pamplin, J. Percival, J. Tarr, PJ Squires: J. Fisher, S. Ellis, B. Lundie, N. Nuckols, M. Bradshaw and B. Burnett. Sponsor is Miss Ramsey. “4 DRINKING DRIVERS News Clinic representatives are: E. Spencer, G. Montgomery, SCA representative to the Safety Council in Richmond J. Sinclair, J. Howerton, J. Coghill, V. Lynn and E. Daniels. Ardys Henshaw. FHA representative to Red Cross Convention the Chicago Convention, representative, Carroll Linda Martin. hee : : Brooks. SCA District Convention representatives are: J. Daf- fron, E. Peters, B. Butler, H. Boyd, D. Broughton, B. Blaylock, A. Goodwyn and sponsor, Miss Ellen Conyers. €. A. Representatives Key Club Convention representatives: D. Dill, J. Tyner, B. Grant, J. Akins SCA Summer Workshop representatives: and G. Montgomery. Marian Adams and Aleta Goodwyn. 3 bik Bees HS. } � ee The recently organized Debate Club has as its Representatives to Boys’ and Girls’ State are: W. J. Members Has betersas en Daitron.)) asl] ae Dem loys Poole, D. Conn, E. Peters and J. Dockery. G. Womack, M, West, B. Taylor and their spon- sors, Miss Elizabeth Webb and Mrs. Beulah Cobbs. Prose and Poetry Reading contestants are: Erma Huband Contestants at the music festival are: Claudia and Mary Byrd Micou with Dodson, trumpet; Edwin. Cowherd, drum; Boyd their sponsor, Mrs. Ella Grant. Hammersley, clarinet and their sponsor, Mr. Ralph Percival. SIPA Convention representatives for 1957: Cecilia Turnage, Suzanne Anderson, S. Woodfin and _ their Public Speaking contestants, sponsor, Mrs. Nancy Broughton. Dana Conn and David Dill. Reporters to the local newspapers are: G. Keiser, SIPA Convention delegates for 1956, Alice Boggs, J. Howerton, J. Coghill, M. Call, J. Shepard, V. Mary Byrd Micou, Mary Frances Call with their Lynn and N. Pride. sponsor, Mrs. Broughton. ) ny ‘yr, AN The wrestling team B. Loy, J. Bishop, J. Crews and their coach Mr. Williams. Bishop and Crews won medals in the district tournament. The cheerleaders with their Thalhimer’s first place cheer- ing trophy for 1956-57. Miss T. D.’s Princesses, Brenda Bush, Shirley Moore, Betty Taylor, Fay Mason and Marion House. Football Queen’s | Princesses, Betty Mitchell, Fay Mason and Mary Wray. Thomas Dale winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of B Tomorrow Award, Mary Adams, with sponsor Mrs. Fallen. Spotlight SCA poster that won first place in district competition. In charge of its preparation was Patricia Barbour. The District II Champions’ basketball trophy. With it are Co-captains David Newton, Bill Nix and Coach Karpus. ACTIVITIES oy BD bie — otis Or tion. | At left the Senior FHA offi- cers learn more about cooking. At right the Junior FHA off- cers watch a sewing demonstra- Future Homemakers of America Senior FHA members are: M. Adams, G. Adams, S. Al- len, C. Allen, M. Atkins, M. Ammons, B. Adams, L. Adams, B. Agee, P. Barbour, B. Broach, M. Ballinger, B. Butler, S. Bartle, P. Bower, D. Burton, V. Batten, M. Blackburn, S. Blake, S. Blankenship, S. Barnes, N. Boyd, B. Bush, J. Barricks, B. Baker, B. Colgin, D. Carden, G. Clarke, S. Cole, G. Cooper, 8. Cranford, J. Church, C. Chapel, D. Colbert, P. Denny, J. Dressler, P. Dunnavant, B. Edwards, J. Evans, N. Eure, L. Faggart, A. Frazier, D. Felter, E. Fulgham, G. Forrest, J. Fitzgerald, J. Grundy, I. Graham, N. Hubbard, N. Harvey, N. Hylton, J. Harlow, S. Holt, B. Jones, M. Johnson, A. Johnson, N. Kelly, J. Jackson, D. Jackson, S. Keiser, E. Lewis, L. Lipford, E. Manley, M. Miller, G. Mitton, V. Moseley, S. Motto, F. Motley, R.. McFadden, P. Murphy, E. McNeer, S. McAdams, N. Moore, B. McGee, B. Marshall, F. Mason, E. Murphy, F. Nuckols, K. Nunnally, J. Newell, J. O’Kennon, B. Pamplin, J. Pate, B. Pitts, S. Pleasants, C. Pearson, L.. Ronk, P. Renzie, B. Ruffin, J. Ragland, I. Randall, J. Robineau, P. Robinson, B. St. Clair, A. Swine- ford, D. Steed, E. Shackleford, B. Sligh, M. Swineford, B. Spicer, C. Savage; M. Smith, E. Saunders, S. Strader, G. Slater, B Taylor, B: Thomas, A. Vest, M7 Westie B: Wilkerson, M. Warren, T. Womack, S. Woodfin, E. Wiley, J. Walker, J. Wilmoth, C. Wilmoth, B. Wilkerson and L. Young. Officers are: M. Adams, President; L. Belvin, Song Leader; B. Mitchell, Reporter; B. Martin, Historian; J. Pride, Vice-President; J. Shelton, Treasurer; J. Shepard, SCA Representative; M. Wray, Secretary; and B. Martin, Historian. Junior FHA members are: A. Aaron, B. Arnold, J. Ben- nett, N. Burton, L. Cooper, P. Crook, C. Cole, B. Cal- las, B. Eaton, B. Elliott, B. Garnett, N. Hart, N. Harlow, A. Hicks, L. Holliday, E. Keiser, M. King, M. Knighton, S. Leigh, B. McCharge, C. McDaniel, N. Miller, D. Mann, M. Mayberry, E. MacNeer, J. Napier, J. Plarse, L. Payne, P. Perkinson, B. Spencer, C. Sturdivant, B. Sarret, G. Taylor, J. Tucker, M. Thomas, J. Tillett, M. Wehren, A. Wheeling, P. Wallace, J. West, and R. Yager. Officers are: G. Justis, President; J. Sligh, Vice-President; B. Wilmouth, Secretary; A. Cifelli, Treasurer; M. Wood, Reporter; C. Wright, and P. Anderson, Song Leaders. A Senior ¥. DH. = , « Dramatic Club members ore: Dick Crocker, President, Ann Pate, Vice-President, Brenda Bush, Secretary, Brenda Butler, Treasurer, J. Worsham, B. Wilkinson, D. Wood- ard, J. Newell, B. Cox, F. Davis, S. Broome, P. Dunlevy, L. Wright, J. Coghill, J. Fitzgerald, V. Lynn, I. Mann, Best. Clair, Ly Sale; Di Burnes, G. Forrest, S. Teller; B. Pitts; +I: Womack, Y. Collier, B. Colgin, B. Baker, A. Elder. S. Spain, G. Loy, C. Pearson, J. Spencer, D. Han- chey, C. Robertson, J. Young, L. Williams, V. Powell, Sw Dramatic Club soe Sey rant ) M. Perkinson, A. Geary, V. Gilbert, J. Allen, E. Hubana, D. Conn, A. Boggs, J. Howerton, M. Micou, S. Ander- son, A. Burgess, V. Batten, M. Dodson, E. Broome, J. Littlejohn, S. Hard, S. Sigman, L. Faggart, M. Warren, P. Ragland, C. Bushnell, A. Church, C. Cole, W. Carr, R. Yager, M. Wray, E. Shackleford, N. Cook, M. House, E. Daniels, B. Nelson, R. Wilson, M. Warren, M. Blanken- ship, B. McGee, M. Call, N. Hubbard, C. O’Rork and A. Lindsey. The Dramatic Club was organized in the Fall of 1956. Its purpose is to fulfill the need of students who are interested in acting, production, make-up and scenery design. The sponsors are Miss Ellen Conyers, Mrs. Myra Crump and Mrs. Daisy Reames. % The chorus is divided into two sections, a mixed chorus and a girls’ chorus. Under the direction of Mr. Ralph Percival the group performs at assemblies and song fetes. They also attended a recent music festival at Randolph Macon College and won the rating of above average. The chorus members are: M. Adams, S. Aiicn, M. Atkins, B. Baker, L. Belvin, M. Blankenship, C. Brooks, C. Bush- nell, J. Church, G. Cooper, B. Edwards, J. Jackson, E. Jacobs, F. Nuckols, M. Perkinson, E. Saunders, B. St. Clair, E. Sprouse, M. Swineford, J. Tarr, L. Williams, J. Roman, B. Anderson, M. Butler, E. Clark, B. Dean, B. Denton, P. Lea, C. Lucas, A. Mason, N. Pride, R. St. Clair, B. Adams, L. Adams, B. Cox, D. Conn, A. Frazier, I. Graham, J. Grundy, S. Hitt, E. Huband, N. Kelly, F. Mason, S. McAdams, J. McGee, J. Michie, K. Nunnally, B. Pamplin, I. Randall, L. Ronk, C. Savage, S. Sigman, B. Taylor, A. Vest, T. Womack, M. Wray, E. Wiley and N. Hubbard. Ds | Staff members are: Editor, Mary Byrd Micou; Copyreaders, J. Coghill and G. Adams; Reporters, J. Pride, J. Shelton, V. Lynn, D. Dill, Fay Motley, C. Sturdivant, C. Turnage, N. Davis, A. Burgess, L. Wright, J. Wilmoth and B. Pitts; Art Staff, J. Howerton, B. Grant, H. Walden and B. Worley; Business and Production, E. Spencer, S. Anderson, M. Adams, C. Kcraget, W. Harp, F. Motley, L. Gray, and F. Piotrowski; Typists, P. Barbour, B. Taylor, J. Harlow, J. Pride, B. Pitts, H. Walden, R. McFadden and S. Bartle. The T. D. Quill is a bi-weekly publication sponsored by the Junior Class. It won county and state recognition for its editorial campaign on the prevention of tuber- culosis, and was one of nine Virginia publications chosen to be judged nationally. The Quill publishes school news, interesting features, and other articles. Senior typists are Linda Martin, Willie Jo Sponsor Mrs. Broughton, Art Editor, Jane Poole, Frances Carr, Jewel Seay and Peggy Howerton and Editor, Mary Byrd Micou, Altman. Helping the typists is Mrs. Harvey, examine a stencil. sponsor. —eer SH WA 56 Girls’ Varsity Club Officers: L. Martin, SCA Representative; L. Belvin, Vice-Pres- ident; W. J. Poole, Secretary; M. West, Reporter, Miss Frame, Sponsor; P. Alt- man, Treasurer; C. Wilmoth, President; and Miss Darden, sponsor. retary-Treasurer; Sponsor, Vice-President. moro eA sce eh ae Membership in the Boys’ and Girls’ Varsity Club is open to all students who have earned a T. D. monogram through participation in sports—hockey, football, basketball, baseball, softball, and track. An annual Athletic Banquet is held in the spring for all who have participated in sports during the year. The motto of the Varsity Clubs is ‘““Good sportsmen today, good citizens tomorrow.” Members are: C. Wilmoth, P. Lea, H. Congdon, J. Wilmoth, B. Dean, L. Belvin, A. Mason, P. Altman, S. Bartle, T. Womack, D. Newton, S. Motto, G. R. Daniels, W. J. Poole, M. Harris, B. Denton, J. Michie, J. Dockery, D. Hanchey, T. Winston, J. Seay, E. Lohr, J. Shepard, B. Nix, C. Yon, R. Mitten, L: Martin, H. Boyd, M. West, L. E. Gray. Sponsors are: Miss Darden, Miss Frame, and Mr. Karpus. Boys’ Varsity Club Officers: H. Boyd, Sec- M. Harris, President; and D. Band members are: G. Houser, E. Hayes, J. Akins, B. Bailey, D. Bishop, C. Beville, D. Burton, H. Cobbs, P. Cooper, E. Cowherd, J. Crews, M. Cumbie, R. Cumbie, B. Ham- mersly, G. Hazelton, J. Haw, C. Henshaw, C. O’Rork, A. Kinsworthy, L. Mathews, M. Neal, C. Partin, J. Percival, E. Sadler, B. Smith, M. Stokes, R. Wilson, M. Fitzgerald, R. Jackson, R. Kelly, K. Poole, GC. Dodson and W. Harding. Hand Mrs. Grace Britton Mr. Percival Majorette sponsor Music Director Majorettes are: Dana Conn, head-majorette, Margaret McNew, Carol Otto, Kitty Nunnally and Ann Frazier. The band lines up for practice. + la, OO ji TOMMETS a � SEW SPORTS CENTER | AG a a % “We few, we happy fet, we band of brothers.” Squad Members are: C. Bosher, J. Dockery, J. Daffron, H. Boyd, D. Newton, J. Ruckart, B. Nix, B. Loy, L. Grey, M. Harris, E. Lohr, T. Winston, R. Synan, B. Dean, B. Denton, J. McDaniels, M. Butler, E, Tingen, G. R. Daniels, R. Dun- Hoot When Coach Ed Karpus returned last August for his fifth year at Thomas Dale, he found forty-one boys from whom to mold a football squad. He had only three regulars left over from the preceding year...quarterback, David Newton, half- back, Carson Bosher, and end, Herbert Boyd. Coach Karpus was not disturbed by the scarcity of regular players, but began molding his squad into hard hitting gridders. After weeks of grueling practice the inexperienced Knights were ready for combat. The opening game of the season was with Hopewell, the school which the Knights long have wanted on their schedule. The Knights rolled over the Blue Devils by a score of 13-0. This was the first shut out game handed to Hopewell since 1945. In the following weeks the Knights downed Norfolk Catholic, Benedic- tine, and a strong Stafford eleven. é : e.g he | de xe ot ace ; ee mee He % ges é : a ry ik 7 a ‘ o ” : ; 3 eo : ny mrt i row oe Ea 1} a, We’re on our way! = ea Knight on the march! + 33s € ee oe i navant, C. Goodman, M. Vaughan, C. Gilbert, T. Miller, G. Rudolph, J. Clarke, D. Dill, J. Thomas, T. McGee, P. Wilson, J. Hillier, F. Piotrowski, B. Lohr, J. Gilliam, H. Faris, J. Nelson, C. Cole and P. Burton. hall In their game with previous Group II champion, Douglas Freeman, the Knights gained prestige by beating the Rebels 27-6. After this the Knights downed John Marshall, a strong Group I opponent. The Knights next played Highland Springs and this game was a_heart-breaker because the Knights were beaten 12-0. A pounding rain hindered the Knights throughout the game and they were unable to make their offense click. The Springers using their heavier backfield plowed through the mud and the Knights’ defense for two touchdowns. The Knights’ successful season was concluded with their traditional Thanksgiving Day Game with their arch-rival Manchester. The Knights preserved their prestige by thumping the Lancers on a muddy field by a score of 41-7. For your fine record we salute you T. D. Knights! ¥ | at Under the capable instruction of Coach Karpus the team 7s — demonstrated skill and _sports- � manship. Nix Cuts out. L. E. Gray Tackle Joe Dockery Halfback wi Bs: Johnny Daffron Quarterback John Ruckart End Mike Harris Center Honorable Mention All State Team All Suburban 62 Tom Winston Guard Hopewell ©. 4 2. ieee 13 Noriclkk {52 °9......... 47 benedicive yy ............ pA 8 ——_—_—_—__ eel Bam@eepvionroe ............ 21 @ypcclas Freeman .......... 26 JobiteMarshallsae ee, toes Z Plishlarid’S prings yy csere ers Manchester ...... 4, ean eee 4] ’ All State Carson Bosher Halfback T. D.. OPPONENG 0) — SSNS ey (oniiaey (op G2 op) Robert Terrell James Nelson David Newton Bill Nix Forward Forward Forward Guard Marshall Vaughan Center CO eC | b 4 Joe Dockery al Jerry Clarke Guard AE a Eddie Lohr , Noho Cillian: Guard Bobby Dean Guard Center Melvin Butler Eric Peters Forward Center Center Baskethall Season Tom Miller Seley as | Forward Manager _T.D. OPPONENT —— y T.D. OPPONENT A AUECST SDS SA rode tatetae aioe ag 42 Henry Clay ree 66 23 DENSCICTING 560 (2 ce fo oe A (G45: | Midlovugn Saag .......... 40 Binctorhiany i fe0 127. oe, he a Sy. A : 61 BAC E Wella 4c Gths «lla tay a : é 47 BESO AY coh ats) wig, ons ee Hopewell 63 STIL try fi Ota: oS: aye 67 Manchester sites ree en ene aie 50 60 Douglas Freeman ............ 53 aul Benedictine a ueae ees a, eee 43 46 SRT ee ae PO rid et oct ant hee 51 61 Stafford 23) steals. ere ye. 51 34: aes aM oe mere. ue sks, 39 40 WAP Aue anette unt Wun ees Hae 65 I EWS Sa eae oe eo 47 41 Douolas th ieerianie aac ay 50 Ae HameeeMlorroce. mys heh cut 62 60 WY AVROSDOLOy cohort cern aie D 58 DPiaiord te aed 35) ee hts 51 35 63 Wl c , “ 1) TOP ROW—Coach Karpus, Eric Peters, Joe Dockery, Johnny Gilliam and Manager Earl Spencer. SECOND ROW—Boyd Worley, Tonimy Miller, Melvin Butler, Jimmy Nelson and Jerry Clark. FRONT ROW—Robert Terrell, Marshall Vaughan, Co-captain, David Newton, Co-captain, Bill Nix, Ed Lohr and Bobby Dean. BDaskethall The success of this year’s basketball team was a surprise to everyone. At the beginning of the season, little evidence of a winning team was mani- fested. As usual, lack of height was the chief draw- back. Disregarding this, Coach Ed Karpus molded a team that was able to outhustle its tall opponents. The Thomas Dale Knights’ first string this year was made up of returning veterans Carson Bosher, Joe Dockery, David Newton, Billy Nix and_ the fifth position was alternately taken by Bobby Dean, Marshall Vaughan and Eddie Lohr. The Knights had such a successful season that they won a place in the Group II, District I] Tournament. They entered as the fourth ranked team, but by fine team- work and a great desire to win they were able to gain first place in the tournament. ped Coach encourages the big “six. % ° ‘ ‘4 oe 6 r A LO ”””—t—“‘—S—S a em, Liss Pie oe ” ws ot In the first game of the tournament the Knights rolled over third seeded Stafford by a score of 51-34. In the semi-final game Thomas Dale toppled second ranked Varina in a mastery game of 75-65. In the big game the Knights rolled over Douglas Freeman 50-42, thus wrapping up the Group II, District II Championship in Thomas Dale’s last year of play in Group II. After the tournament the Knights went to Blacksburg to compete in the state tournament. Our team’s streak of good luck appar- ently had run out for they lost their first game. The high scorer of the season for the Thomas Dale Knights was Bobby Dean with 275 points. Dean battles for the ball. Squad members are: Joyce Michie, Charlotte Pearson, Willie Jo Poole, Dorothy Hanchey, LaVerne Belvin, Judy Shepard, Astrid Dietrich, Carolyn Wilmoth, Joy Wilmoth, Faye Lucas, Jewel Seay, Peggy Altman, Marlene Quate and Betty Broach, Managers are Linda Martin and Margaret West. Coach is Miss Joan Darden. Girls’ Basketball The girls’ basketball team, under the capable direc- tion of Miss Joan Darden, merits congratulations for its splendid teamwork and fine sportsmanship during the season. The 1956-1957 season ended with an outstanding record of thirteen wins against only two losses. Joyce Michie sparked the team with a total of Coach Darden gives the team a pep talk. 253 points; and Judy Shepard was second in points for the season. The guards also did a very good job on defense. In the tournament with Manchester and Midlothian, Joyce Michie and Peggy Altman were placed on the first team. Willie Jo Poole, Betty Broach and Carolyn Wilmoth were placed on the second team. Co-captain Carolyn Wilmoth checks the scores with the managers, Linda Martin and Margaret West, and Coach Darden. Co-captain Jewel Seay is absent. aie Pez Joyce Michie Say oe Willie Jo Poole Dorothy Hanchey Forward Forward Forward LaVerne Belvin Forward Judy Shepard Astrid Dietrich Carolyn Wilmoth Forward ; ms Forward Guard Joy Wilmoth Faye Lucas Guard Guard Peggy Altman Marlene Quate Betty Broach Guard Guard Guard PHaskethall Season T.D..OPPONENT T.D. OPPONENT ATUOniie vata ee eee 63 24 Manchester re eit ine ee 34 52 Prince:George Jani She tee 299, 29 Highland’ Springs” .20 i aaa 41 29 JaraessViontOelr er .ntetay omer 46 7 Douelas. Freeman i-mate eae a0 44 Midlotitian eo n.2.-,. been 44 20 Flenry. Glayaus ete ah ae a2 om Henry? Glays 90.2 eo cee 44 30 Midlothian 27 cit te cele ae 46 20 Petersburg: fie aces Aone 43 19 Highland Springs ...0) ne 44 38 Varittaumentnain att eet ee 43 42 Manchesterss aoa aiernca un 38 42 James (Monroe? oat geass. 39 34 66 The boys examine the pole used for pole vaulting. Members of the running team line up for practice. Crack The members of the team are: D. Dill, J. McDaniel, R. Synan, T. Miller, J. Thomas, B. Loy, G; Rudolph, B. Dean, G. R. Daniels, B. Denton, C. Yon, R. Dean, G. Keraget, D. Crocker, V. Morgan, R. Terrell, J. Nelson, R. Dunnavant, E. Peters, F. Piotrowski, B. Sinclair, B. Worley, M. Vaughan, B. Nix, E. Lohr and J. Ketcham. Co-managers, Earl Spencer George Montgomery, check team’s record. The team watches as a member demonstrates the correct form of discus throwing. The team gathers for rest. Team Members are: W. Burke, Catcher; P. Aldridge, Pitcher; E. Lohr, first base; B. Dean, second base; D. Newton, short stop; B. Nix, third base; J. Nelson, outfield; J. Ruckart, outfield; J. Daffron, outfield; R. Hanchey, pitcher; J. Clarke, catcher; P. Burton, outfield; J. Spencer, outfield; and B. Lohr , outfield. Baseball Co-Managers, Cecil Carter and Earl Spencer discuss equipment problems with Coach Karpus. The Knights try for a home run. Burke at the plate. Team members are: C. Wilmoth, Catcher; M. Blankenship, Catcher; E. Wiley, Pitcher; L. Talley, Pitcher; L. Belvin, First Base; C. Dodson, Third Base; J. Michie, Shortstop; D. Hanchey, Second Base; M. Davis, Outfield; F. Lucas, Outfield; B. Broach, Outfield; M. McNew, Outfield and P. Silliker, Outfield. Softhall ot Mi Oy 4 COs, ie ae ee Coach Darden discusses plans with Co-captains, Carolyn Wilmoth and Joyce Michie. Looking on is Co- manager, Joy Wilmoth. Co-manager, Mary Wray, is absent. Wiley takes ot1ce. Wilmoth scores. 7. Squad members are: L. Belvin, M. West, J. Seay, S. Spain, C. Wilmoth, J. Wilmoth, C. Shepard, J. Blankenship, J. Michie, S. Cole, S. Motto, L. Womack, B. Sinclair, S. Bartle, D. Mann, and managers, W. J. Poole and P. Altman. The Coach is Miss Darden. — Hackep Girls’ J. VW. Daskethall Squad members are: K. Longest, B. Baker, D. Boder, M. Davis, C. Robertson, P. Silliker, C. Shepard, B. Coulter, P. Seay, S. Poole, P. Dunlevy, N. Harvey and’ P. Martin. The Coach is Miss Frame. Boys’ J. Vl. Baskethall Squad members are: P. Dudley, J. Peters, C. Cole, R. Talbert, B. Lohr, J: Thomas, J. Booten, J. Steele; Ci Simmons, R. Boggs, A. Kinsworthy, H. White and B. Conway. The Coach is Mr. Karpus. JV Cheerleaders are: Aleta Goodwyn, Gail Justis, Kathy Whepley, Mary Sue Frazier, Judy Turner, Mary Lipscomb, Patti Wallace and Head Cheerleader, Beth Goodwyn. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Cs Junior Varsity Football Squad members are: J. Ketcheum, N. Sims, L. Carnes, J. Spencer, J. P.- Spinner, D. Short, H. Gilbert, J. Steele, E. Turner, R. Vaughan, H. White, B. Conway, D. Seay, P. Dudley, L. Mathews, R. Talbert, B. McDaniel, J. Peters, T. Hadder, R. Shaw, C. Carter, C. Booke, W. Styles, D. Ledford, B. Hazzard, J. Bishop and Coach, Ted Simpson. SEATED’ is Head Cheerleader Betty Mitchell. STANDING left to right are: Marion House, Suzanne Anderson, Jacqueline Gates, Jane Howerton, Nancy Boyd, Dale Steed, Ann Burgess, Mary Wray, and Thelma Coe. Cheerleaders Our Cheerleaders must be school-spirited, responsible, and attractive. The y must maintain a high scholastic average and be in the ninth grade or above. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Crump, the T. D. Cheerleaders won first place in the Annual Thalhimer’s Cheer Rally. Mrs. Crump, the sponsor, demonstrates to Betty Mitchell the most effective cheerlead- ing style. Senior Cheerleaders promote school spirit with posters. 72 Seatures “Co unpathed waters, undreamed shores.” _. = — = = — = + = -_— = 2 = wm Ss ([e) hand that hath made pou fair hath made pou good.” “Father’s tribulation.” “Help! Murder! Police!” Che Junior Class Presents Host ta a Ghost CAST POlly¢ Peters si joe avatar nas cere cer on Mary Byrd Micou Marty Petersta et. gee eee George Rudolph Beatrice ¢Peters = saaoveam re tana eae ae Evelyn Fulgham Wallan Peters set te eae a eee Bobby Moseley NaneyaDean tin i begets te Aimee Carroll Brooks Mind Lambert acterss omy: ceare nant es eee te Richard Hague OTRO PS Ma nee Mieane! GRA Deron OMe it a fiat ati Mae Lee Smith Firsts [hind ay), cine. ean eee eee ee Ann Burgess Sécondaaliinda We eres ee ee eet Marian Adams CGHOSst Trea yo Bo ee ee en Gee ce Jane Howerton DIRECTORS Mrs. Myra Crump Mrs. Julia Harwell “The sleep walkers.” “A ghost! a ghost! I seen a ghost “T can’t take it.” “They mean to perpetuate the series.” The Senior Class Presents He Couldn't Cake It CAST Weer Om NIG no ale ae echo ab os eke oma Bryan Cox Beta OUTS tONN pee hy elas nats ests ate Dick Crocker Ue eemr CIDEL LON cM hs tune Meso aie as fciee es Mary Adams Me MCT DOClUON ene tee se is ee ata Ns Frances Carr MeL LUDELLON free ne te ate Sle te an Bis yas Nancy Cook etice bombertOnm =... 0... sae Mary Frances Call VADER Le eM yg i eerie A oud ros ai stad wel 6 3.4 Dana Conn Bs eps A ISIN Bee ses tra hyn tilts | s5'0 a pudve ye hc LaVerne Cole DIRECTORS Miss Ellen Conyers Mrs. Joyce C. Harvey “More complications.” “Happy ending.” siete ee Che Dramatic Club Presents “Magnolia Alooms” (NG iy DIRECTED BY: Mr. Lewis D. Johnson In the fall of 1956 a Dramatic Club was organized at Thomas Dale under the sponsorship of Mrs. Myra Crump, Mrs. Daisy Reames, and Miss Ellen Conyers. Its main activity was to produce a play “Magnolia Blooms” to be entered in District C competition. Under the able directorship of Mr. Johnson this play received a distinguished rating which qualified it to enter the state festival at the University of Virginia where it took a Superior rating. This is the first time Thomas Dale has ever entered a dramatic contest. To receive such distinguished awards is indeed commendable. ie 2% Virginia Batten Ann Pate Peggy Dunlevy Vicki Lynn Barry McDaniel Edgar Broom Jim Littlejohn The Junior Class of as Dale High School ests the pleasure of company at a Prom of the Class of 1957 8:30 P.M. at the hool Gymnasium J Junior-Senior Drom 44 + ? As merrp as the dap is long. Queen, Betty Mitchell King, John Daffro “We are such stuff as our dreams are made of.” ’ J MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Betty Mitchell, Dick Crocker Who's : BEST ALL AROUND BEST PERSONALITY MOST IN LOVE Carolyn Wilmoth, David Newton Fay Mason, Joe Dockery ig Betty Mitchell, John Daffron “New honors come upon him like our strange garments. - CUTEST a IGNIFIEL «i, we dudy Shepard, Rebeyekian : BIGGEST FLIRTS Mary Adams, Eric Peters Linda Wright, Buddy Denton % MOST TALENTED Fay Mason, Joe Haislip BIGGEST Rie: ay BEST: DRESSED z MOST ATHLETIC © Treely Allen, Buddy Denton Marion House, LaVerne Cole _ Joyce Michie, David Newton a fat eae . _ One memory that will always be an in- spiration to us is the memory of morn- ing devotions in our Senior homerooms. As we grow older and face more respon- sibilities we realize that all of us need God’s help to do our best. Our daily devotions helped to teach us the impor- tance of getting along together and setting good examples for the underclassmen. Though we often failed, those inspira- tional devotions helped us to start each new day with a purpose. 82 Cppical We were skeptical when we first heard that schooldays are supposed to be among the happiest of our lives. Now that we are Seniors and about to leave Thomas Dale forever, we are beginning to see the truth in this statement. From the time we hurry up the walk in the morn- ing until we retrace our steps more slowly in the afternoon we meet situations that will one day be fond memories. Our government class taught us the i mportance of good citizenship. As we learned the history of our government, how it functions now, and our place in its future, America suddenly became our responsibility. We realized that we were no longer children but the determining factors of the success or the failure of democracy in the future. Probably for the first time we maturely discussed world problems and what we could do to solve them. Our government class will never be forgotten’ for we will put into daily use what we learned there. After a series of morning classes the lunch bell rang at last. Then the mad rush to the cafeteria began. Many sen- iors, in order to avoid the rush, con- gregated in Mrs. Reames’ room to eat lunch amid laughter and jostling. This recess from classes will always be a happy recollection! The 3 o'clock bell rang and we rushed to our lockers to gather up books and coats. Our classes for the day were over. Every member of the senior class played a significant part in making Thomas Dale what it is through the individual influence of each member upon others. 83 We will never forget Literature class. Though we fussed and fumed because we had to learn poetry and exercise our brain a little we realized that we were learning something that will stick with us. We discovered that Literature is not merely pretty poetry and interesting stor- ies, it is a revelation of life and enriches our outlook while giving to us by great men. Now as we come close to the end of the school year we recall with nostalgia the verse, “But the tender grace of a day that is dead will never come back to me.” “All the learned and authentic fellows.” Honor Roll Seniors Eric Peters Carolyn Wilmoth Willie Jo Poole Dana Conn Jewel Seay Mary Adams Margaret West juniors David Broughton Marian Adams Jane Howerton Joy Wilmoth Brenda Martin Patricia Barbour Vicki Lynn David Bosserman Judy Pride Carroll Brooks Betty Taylor Judy Coghill Glenda Adams Mary Byrd Micou Sophomores George Montgomery Kay Horowitz Carol Otto Shelia Sigman Nancy Perdue Nancy Eure Marlene Quate Laura Faggart Carolyn Shepard Beth Goodwyn Janie Sinclair Aleta Goodwyn Lawrence Blake Nora Harvey Dewayne Cole Sheila Holt Cathy Atkins Faye McCall Barbara Edwards Elaine Sprouse Cecilia ‘Turnage Eugenia Whitlow Sandra Woodfin Freshmen Donald Coley Rose Marie Yager James Hopkins Charles Salesberry Barbara Coulter Jane Riley Faye McCauley Cele Perdue Anne Booten Jan Peters William Blaylock Ann Marie Elder Woody Fitzgerald Phyllis Shields Billy Haden Cynthia Sturdivant Betty Jean Hudson Susan Teller Sylvia Cranford Mildred Turner Betty Wilmoth Peggy Ingram ighth Graders Douglas Perdue Allen Paulett Mickie Rabineau John Broughton Julie Roman Lester Bryant Patsy Seay Betsy Coats Clarence Elliot Brenda Cole Brenda Gunn Marjory Dabney Bonnie Ray Nan Davis Chick Beville George Werner George Hazelton Barbara Peele 84 Senior Data MARY ADELINE ADAMS Warwick High School—Chorus 1; Debating Club 1; Bagley Junior High—Chorus 2; Orchestra 2; Thomas Dale—Quill and Scroll 4,5:. Quill Staff 4: Feature Editor of the Reflector 5; Dramatic Club 5; Senior Play 5: Adloyho Club 5; Public Speaking Club 5, Junior Play 4; News Reporter 4. CLARA JEANNETTE. ALLEN FHA 2,3.4,5; Quill Staff 4; Hockey Team 3; Library Club 2.3.4; Photography Club 3 (President and Vice- President). MIRIAM TREELY ALLEN JV Basketball 1: Chorus 1,2,3; JRC Representative 2: Quill Staff 4: Junior Play 4; JV Softball 3. PEGGY MARLENE ALTMAN Adloyho Club 1.2.3.4,5 (Shield 3, Bar 4); Varsity Club 3.4.5 (Treasurer 5, Reporter 4); JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4,5; Varsity Softball 3,4; Manager of Hockey Team 5; (Monogram 3); Quill Staff 4.5: Reflector Staff 5: JRC Representative 1,4; Office Assistant 5. MILDRED ANN ATKINS Adloyho Club 1,2.3.4.5: FHA 2,3,4,5; SCA Representa- tive 3; Hockey Team 3 (Monogram 3); Varsity Club 3.4; Quill Staff 4: Chorus 4,5; Photography Club 3; Library Club 2,3,4, (President 4). CLETA MARIE BALLINGER Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 3); FHA 3,4,5; Quall Staff 4. JOY LaVERNE BELVIN JV. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4,5; Softball 2.3.5; Hockey 3.4.5 (Monogram 2); Band 2,3; Varsity Club 5 (Vice-President 5); Quill Staff 4; Chorus 5; FHA 3,5 (Song Leader 5); Junior Play 4. JER RY EUGENE BLACKWELL Track 4; Varsity Club 4,5; Chorus 3. NANCY HELLINGS BOYD SCA Representative 1; JV Cheerleader 2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 4,5; Photography Club 4 (Secretary 4); FHA 3,4,5; Junior Play 4; Senior Play 5; Miss Thomas Dale 2,3; Reflector Staff 2; Quill Staff 4; Curtis Campaign Co-captain 4; Teen Council Representative 4. MARY FRANCES CALL Adloyho Club 3,4,5 (Shield 4); Quill Staff 3,4 (Editor- in-Chief 4+); Curtis Campaign Captain 3; SIPA Con- vention 4; Times Dispatch Teen Council 4,5; Quill and Scroll 4,5 (Vice-President 5); Chorus 3,4; Dramatic Club 5; Junior Play 4; Senior Play 5; Co- Editor of Reflector 5; Office Assistant 5. FRANCES ARNETTE CARR JV Basketball 3; Chorus 2,3,4; SCA Representative 2; Quill Staff 4; Junior Play 4; JV Softball 3; Reflec- tor Staff 5; Senior Play 5; Office Assistant 5. DONALD GARY CLEERE JV Football 3. THELMA ELIZABETH COE JV Cheerleader 2,3; SCA Representative 2; Quill Staff 4; Reflector Staff 5; Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 4) ; Varsity Cheerleader 4,5. DOROTHY CHRISTINE COLBERT PHA 3.459. LaVERNE CLEMENTS COLE Red Cross 1,3,4 (President 4); JV Football 1; Varsity Football 3,4; Keep Virginia Green 2,3,4,5; Senior Play 5; Chorus 2,3,4. DANA LEE CONN Class Secretary 2; Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 3, Bar 4); National Honor Society 4,5; Dramatic Club 5; Public Speaking Representative 5; Girls’ State 4; Senior Play 5; Majorette 4,5; Quill Staff 4; JV Basket- ball 1; Quill and Scroll 5; Chorus 1,2; Reflector Staff 3,5 (Co-Editor 5); Curtis Campaign Representa- tive 3. NANCY ELIZABETH COOK Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (shield 4); SCA Representa- tive 3,4,5 (Foreign Forum 3,4, District Convention 4, State Convention 4); Quill Staff 4,5; Dramatic Club 5; Senior Play 5; Office Assistant 5; Public Speaking 5. BRYAN JULIAN COX Keep Virginia Green 2,3,4,5; Library Club 2,3; Dramatic Club 5; Senior Play 5. EVELYN REBECCA COX Senior Play 5; Safety Patrol 2; Chorus 3,4,5. RICHARD MURRY CROCKER Waycross—Hi-Y 1 (President), SCA 1: Thomas Dale —SCA 4.5 (Convention 4, Radio Announcer 5); Quill Staff 4; Track Team 2,3,4,5; Varsity Basket- ball 4: Key Club 3,4,5 (Convention 4, Vice-President) ; Junior Play 4; Senior Play 5; Reflector Staff 5 (Ad- vertising Manager); Dramatic Club 5 (President) ; JV Basketball 2,3. JOHN FRANCIS DAFFRON, Jr. SCA Representative 1,2,3,4,5 (Treasurer 3,4, Vice- President 5, District Convention 1,3,4,5, Radio Announcer 5); Adloyho Club 1,3,4; Key Club 3,45 (Sec retary 3,4); Class Vice-President 1; Varsity Football 4,5; Class Treasurer 3; Quill Staff 2,4; JV Football 3; Baseball 3.4.5; Keep Virginia Green 4,5 (Crew Leader 5); Varsity Club 5; Motion Picture Operator 3,4,5: Debate Team 5; Curtis Campaign Representa- TVEe D2 BOBBY TUNSTALL DEAN JV Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4,5; Varsity Baseball 3,4,5; Keep Virginia Green 3,4,5; Chorus 1; Jr. Red Cross Representative 1; Curtis Campaign Representative |. JULIUS ADOLPHUS DENTON, III Red Cross Representative 1,2,3 (Vice-President 3, Treasurer 2, Convention 2, Radio Announcer 2,3); Varsity Football 4,5; Varsity Basketball 5; Track 4,5; Varsity Club 4,5 (Letter 4); Keep Virginia Green 3,4,5; Chorus 5; JV Football 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Motion Picture Operator 1,2,3. ASTRID MARIE DIETRICH Amherst High School—Bowling Team; Archery 2,3; Majorette 2,3; Thomas Dale—Junior Play 4. JOSEPH BERNARD DOCKERY, III Varsity Basketball 2,3,4,5: Varsity Football 3,4,5; Base- ball 3,5; Key Club 4,5; Varsity Club 4,5; Quill Staff 4: Reflector Staff 5; Class President 5; Keep Virginia Green 4,5; Adloyho Club 5. COY VINCENT EDWARDS Keep Virginia Green 4. JANET LOUISE EVANS Ghours 1 REA Wh2:3- RODNEY WAYNE FITZGERALD Sparrows Point—vVarsity Baseball 4; Thomas Dale— Quill Staff 4: Reflector Staff 4. JACQUELINE RUTH GRUNDY East End Junior High—Operetta 2; Homeroom Treasurer 1: Glee Club 2; Thom as Dale—FHA 3,4, 5; Chorus 5; Quill Staff 4; Daniel-Life Club 4. JOE EUSTACE HAISLIP Band 1,2,3; Adloyho 3,4,5; Quill Staff 4; Reflector Staff 5 (Art Editor); Junior Red Cross Representative 5; Keep Virginia Green 5; Curtis Campaign Rep- resentative 2. ROBERT LEE HANCHEY Adloyho Club 3.4.5 (Shield 4); Class President 4; Baseball 5. MICHAEL LEE HARRIS Varsity Football 3,4,5 (letter 4); Varsity Club 5 (Pres- ident 5) ; Keep Virginia Green 4. ARDYS MAE HENSHAW Petersburg High School—Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 (Secretary 3, K-Warner 2,3); Thomas Dale—Chorus 5; SCA Rep- resentative 5 (Representative to Youth Council 5). MARION ELIZABETH HOUSE FHA 3,4 (Vice-President 4); Varsity Cheerleader 4,5; Varsity. Basketball 2; Library Club 1; SCA _ Rep- resentative 5; Daniel-Life Club 4. NANCY VAUGHAN HUBBARD Bolling Junior High—Glee Club 1; FHA 1; SCA Representative; Petersburg High—Glee Club 2,3; SCA Representative 3; FHA 2,3; Thomas Dale—FHA 4,5; Chorus 4,5. ANNIE JEAN JACKSON Dinwiddie—Chorus Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y; Thomas Dale —FHA 3,4. GOLDIE MAE KEISER JV Basketball 2; Adloyho Club 3,4,5; Quill Staff 4; Times Dispatch Reporter 5; Quill and Scroll (Histo- rian 4,5) ; Chorus 3. Senior Data NANCY CAMER ON KELLY Hopewell High School—Choir 1; Thomas Dale—FHA 5; Chorus 5. PHILIP ARNOLD LEA Varsity Football 4.5; Keep Virginia Green 4,5. JAMES EDGAR LOHR . Varsity Club 4.5: Varsity Football 3,4,5; Baseball 3,5; Track 5: Varsity Basketball 5; Quill Staff 4. ROBERT ALFRED LOY East Knoxville—JV Football 1,2: Varsity Football 3,4; Forensic League +; Thomas Dale—Wrestling Team 5: Varsity Football 5; Debate Team 5; Adloyho Club 5; Track 5; Varsity Club 5. EMILY JUNE MANLEY FHA 5; Adloyho Club 3,4,5. LINDA CAROL MARTIN Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 3, Bar 4); FHA 2,3,4,5 (National Convention 4, Lantroknights President 5, Reporter +); JRC Representative 2; SCA Representa- tive 5: Library Club 1,2,3; Girls’ Varsity Club 4,5 (Monogram 4): Quill Staff 4,5; Reflector Staff 5; Quill and Scroll 4,5 (Secretary 5); National Honor Society 4,5: Softball 3; Varsity Basketball 3 (Man- ager 4,5): Hockey Manager 4 (Star 4); Office Assist- ant 5: Curtis Campaign Manager 5 (Homeroom Captain ae ALLEN GRAY MASON JV Football 2.3; JV Basketball 2,3; Varsity Football 4 (Monogram 4): Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Base- ball 4 (Star 4) ; Varsity Club 4,5. YOLANDA FAY MASON FHA 2.3: Red Cross Representative 2,3,4 (President 5): Class Secretary 3,5; Class Vice-President 4; SCA R epresentative 5. MARGARET JOYCE MICHIE ; Hockey 3.4.5 (Co Captain 4,5); Varsity Basketball 9345: Softball 2,3,4,5 (Co-Captain 4,5); Girls’ Var- sity Club (President 4, Vice-President 3); Monogram 9 4: GLENNA MAXINE MILLER Chorus 1.2; FHA 2; Dramatic Club 3. ALICE ELIZABETH MITCHELL JRC Representative 1,4 (Secretary +); SCA Representa- tive 2 (District Convention 2); Class Treasurer 2; JV Cheerleader 2,3 (Head Cheerleader 3); Varsity Cheerleader 4.5 (Head Cheerleader 5); Class Sec- retary 4; Quill Staff 4; FHA 3,4,5 (Reporter 4,5) ; Office Assistant 5. VERA MAE MOSELEY FHA 3,4,5; Chorus 1,3. BERNARD FRANKLIN NESTER Band) We25o0 JULIA ANN NEWELL Rome Junior High—Glee Club 1; Thomas Dale—FHA 3.4.5: Varsity Basketball 4,5; Quill Staff 4. DAVID LEE NEWTON JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4,5 (Star) 3); JV Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 4,5 (Star 4); Baseball 2,3,4,5 (Letter 2); Varsity Club 2,3,4,5 (Secretary 3, Vice-President 4); Keep Virginia Green Ao lracksos PATRICIA ANN OATES Quill Staff 4; JRC Representative 4; SCA Representa- tive 2: FHA 4,5; Chorus 1,2; Band 2,3 (Monogram 2,3): Daniel-Life Club 5. ERIC GORDON PETERS Class Treasurer 1; Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 4, Bar 5); JV Football 1,2; Class President 3; National Honor Society 4.5 (Vice-Pre sident 5); Key Club 4,5; Boys’ State 4; Varsity Basketball 3,4,5 (Monogram 5); SCA Representative 4,5 (State and District Conven- tion 4: President 5; District Convention 5); Boys’ Varsity Club 5: Varsity Baseball 3; Track 5; Quill Staff 5: Reflector Staff 5 (Business Manager) ; Curtis Campaign Representative 2. WILLIE JO POOLE Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 3, Bar 4, Secretary 4): Varsity Club 3,4,5 (Secretary 5); National Honor Society 4,5 (Secretary 5); Quill and Scroll 4,5 (Pres- ident 5); JV Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4,5; Varsity Softball 3.4; Hockey Team Manager 5; Mono- gram 3: Quill Staff 4,5; (Assistant Editor; Reflector 86 Staff 5: Curtis Campaign Manager 5; Office Assistant a SYLVIA ELAINE RHODEN FHA 3. JOHN LEONARD RUCKART, Jr. Varsity Football 4,5: Varsity Baseball 4,5; Key Club 3.4.5: Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Treasurer 5); Class Treasurer 5; Quill Staff 4; SCA Representative 5; Quill and Scroll 4,5; Varsity Club 5; Keep Virginia Green 3,4,5; Band 1,2,3. ESTELLE MARIE SAUNDERS Chorus 5; FHA 4,5. JEWEL HOPE SEAY Binford Junior High—Softball 1; Glee Club 1; Basket- ball 1; Monitor 1; Thomas Dale—Adloyho Club 4,5 (Shield 4): Varsity Club 2,3,4,5 (Vice-President 4) ; National Honor Society 4,5 (Historian 5); Varsity Basketball 2.3.4.5. (Co-Captain 4,5); Varsity Softball 9.3.4 (Co-Captain 4); Hockey 3,4,5 (Co-Captain 3, 4): Quill Staff 4; Reflector Staff 5; Class Treasurer 4: Monogram 2: Office Assistant 5. JUDITH INEZ SHEPARD JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4,5; Hockey 4, 5: FHA 3,4: Varsity Club 4,5; Curtis Campaign Rep- resentative 4; Reflector Staff 5; News Leader Re- porter 5; SCA Representative 5. MARGARET AMMONS SKELTON Chorus 3,4; FHA 1,5. JAMES ALLARD SPAIN Keep Virginia Green 3,4,5. MARY DALE STEED Curtis Campaign Representative 1; SCA Representa- tive 2: Class Vice-President 3; JV Cheerleader 3; Quill Staff 4; Reflector Staff 5; Varsity Cheerleader 5; Red Cross Representative 5 (Vice-President). BETTY LOUISE TAYLOR JV Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 2,4 (Monogram 4); Li- brary Club 2; FHA 2,3,4,5; Photography Club 4; Quill Staff 4; Varsity Club 5; ‘Chorus 3,4,9. NANCY JOANN TAYLOR Randleman High—FHA 2; 4-H Club 1,2. MARGARET BLAIR WEST Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 3, Bar 5, President 5) ; Varsity Club 3,4,5 (Reporter 5); JV_ Basketball 1; Curtis Campaign Representative 1,5; FHA 3,5; Li- brary Club 1,2; Quill Staff 1,4; Monogram 3; Basket- ball Manager 3,4,5; News Leader Reporter 5. ROBERT GILFORD WHITING Key Club 3,4,5; Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5. CAROLYN FAYE WILMOTH Hockey 3,4,5 (Monogram 3, Star 4,5); Varsity Basket- ball 3,4,5 (Star 3,4,5, Co-Captain 4,5); JV Basketball 1,2; Softball 2,3,4,5 (Star 2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 4,5) ; Girls’ Varsity Club 3,4,5 (Treasurer 4, President 5) ; National Honor Society 4,5; FHA 4,5; Quill Staff 4; Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Corresponding Secretary 4, Secretary 5, Shield 4, Bar 4,5); Reflector Staff 5. THOMAS SCOTT WINSTON JV Football 3; Varsity Football 4,5 (Star 4); Varsity Club 4,5; Key Club 3,4,5 (Treasurer 4, President 5) ; Track 3 (Monogram 3); Quill Staff 4; Keep Virginia Green 3,4,5. LINDA DARE WRIGHT Red Cross Representative 2; Chorus 2; JV Cheer- leader 2,3; Daniel Life Club 4,5 (Secretary 5); FHA 4: Dramatic Club 5; Office Assistant 5. GEORGE COULTON YON Red Cross Representative 2; Keep Virginia Green 4,5; SCA Representative 3,5; Track 4,5; Varsity Club 4,5; Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5; (Vice-President 5, Shield 3, Bar 4); Key Club 4,5; National Honor Society 4,5 (Pres- aan 5): Vice-President of Class 5; Reflector Staff Commencement “O, call back pesterdop, bid time return!” Senior We, the class of 1957, will never forget our Class Day, May 24. Our hearts were happy but sad as we realized that we Class would soon be leaving Thomas Dale. We will long cherish the experiences and happy memories of all that we shared at ‘Thomas Dale. We shall always be grateful to our sponsors, Mrs. L. Morgan Smart, Mrs. Daisy P. Reames and Mr. J. Wilson Class Prophecy—Joann Taylor Crump. Class History—Dana Conn ee Giftorian—Judy Shepard Giftorian—Eric Peters Class “Chere is a tide in the affairs of men, which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune; omitted, all the vop- age of their life ts bound in shallows and in miseries.” Class Poem—Julia Newell (not present) Last Will and Testament—Wilhe Jo Poole Preparation for commencement i a Inspecting a diploma Class officers Graduating Mr. Crump gives Joe Dockery his diploma. t. Commencement speakers Commencement instructions Class of “57 Valedictorian—Coulton Yon Citizenship Award—Richard Crocker DAR Award—Willie Jo Poole Awards Lion’s Club Scholarship Coulton Yon Balfour Award Eric Peters “Reflector” staff members received awards for outstanding work, National Honor Society members received recognition. Haccalaureate The Reverend Forrest S. Wagoner Chester Methodist Church Our sponsors encouraged us to march correctly. We desired to enrich our lives. ts In front of Mount Vernon Walkin’ in Washington Pe Cokes at the Ford Plant a a Advertisements “We ave advertised by our loving friends.” 95 Mrs. Harry P. Snead Mrs. C. Randolph Dance Mrs. L. Morgan Smart Mrs. W. A. Reames, Jr. Elizabeth Hudson Doris R. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Stotesberry Ellen M. Conyers Cora Moss Mr. Freeman James Whitfield Pillow Johnnie James A Friend Miss Edna O. Gay Mrs. Margaret J. Mawyer Tom Daniel Mrs. Arlene Hairfield Mike O’Connell Joe Slosjarik Betty Berzowski Gregory Forrest J. F. Jenkins Geneva Anderson 96 Charles R. Fenderson Mr. H. M. Dykes Mr. M. C. Shelton Mrs. Elmer M. Elder G. De Boer Betty Barnes G. C. Martin Mr. V. W. Dykes C. E. Barton Mrs. Warren Lewis Ruth P. Ackerman Fred J. Swearingen W. J. Feazel A. M. Thweatt Mrs. N. C. Chapman Mrs. J. Freiner Evelyn Ivey Mr. Wade Owens Mrs. J. V. Dale, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. 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FUNERAL HOME Petersburg, Va. 101 Years of Service to the People of Chester Chesterfield County, Va. REgent 3-851] 24 Hour Ambulance Service 100 . University of Virginia and) V.P:I) Game: McGUIRE Park Pharmacy, Inc. “Prescriptions Our Specialty” Sodas—Sandwiches 4400 E. Broadrock Rd. Phone 82-5644 MARTHA’S DINER Stop 29'4 Petersburg Pike Richmond, Va. You Get Good Food Cooked at Order Homemade Bar-B-Que Hot Dogs—Homemade Chili Virginia Baked Ham Chicken Telephone 82-9989 Save Where Savings Pay Current Rate of 3% PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 112 Main St Hopewell, Va. 114 Pickwick Ave. Colonial Heights, Va. BERMUDA Compliments of RESTAURANT F. W. Puipps, Jr., Mgr. Richmond and Petersburg Pike BENEFICIAL FINAN CE CO. Steaks—Chops—Chicken What an ole Battleaxe. Pit-cooked Bar-B-Que =u 2 ce Ee Saeeek oe of Hopewell Re 29658 BELLWOOD AUTO SERVICE Stop 2314 Petersburg Pike U.S. No. 1 Telephone 82-9732 BARR BROS. 6th N. Sycamore Street “Virginia’s Largest Credit Jewelers” Good luck graduates—come in and browse around. ALDRIDGES Botany “500” Compliments of Jarman Shoes ACME EQUIPMENT Largest Men’s and Boy’s 3 CO., INC. a) Store in Southside, Va. Ou-u-u! What happened: Compliments of THE FLOWERS SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers Distributors Compliments of JOHNNY’S STEAKHOUSE 1203 West Broad : The Best Place to School, Church Public ' Dine and Dance Seating Furniture ; Open Nightly , The line up. 327 West Main Street ? Spee ee Phone 84-2084. Richmond 20, Virginia 101 COLGIN’S AUTO SERVICE New and Used Auto Parts Phone CEdar 9-3877 CITY DRY CLEANERS 632 Boulevard Colonial Heights Phone RE-32790 Compliments of CARWILES TEXACO SERVICE STATION BUTTERWORTH’S Southside Virginia’s Leading Home Furnishers Hopewell Colonial Heights Regent 2-8332 P. O. Box 486 L. W. T. BULIFANT, INC. General Insurance Rentals—Realtors Real Estate Loans 38 Franklin Street Petersburg, Virginia BRENDLE’S SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil and Groceries Phone Cedar 9-7908 Lunch time, Blues? Richmond— Hopewell Road ADMIRAL TELEVISION sold and serviced by HARRY W. BOOZ Radio Television 721-725 W. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone CE 9-7259 7 That Ipana Smile. Compliments of BETA MU SORORITY CHI CHAPTER Anchors aweigh. elite ree 102 DUTCH GAP SHOPPING CENTER Groceries— Barber Shop Boats Supplies Webster-4-9464 R. C. DUNNAVANT AMOCO SERVICE STATION Beulah Road DRISKELL’S ESSO SERVICENTER High, Low and Market Streets Dial REgent 2-5281 REgent 2-9450 For Reservations 82-7525 PRIVATE Dining Rooms For Small Parties DONNA VIC’S FARM HOUSE Bar-B-Q Ribs Chicken Stop 23% Petersburg Pike Richmond, Virginia 103 DIXIE WHEEL COMPANY of South Richmond Inc. DEANERS’ TEXACO SERVICE Lubrication, Tires Batteries, Access. Seah dell) Sie Richmond, Va. Ph-82-988 1 DAVIS CANDY COMPANY Wholesale, Confections, Tobaccos Paper Goods 105 S. 15th Ave. Telephone CEdar 9-2188 COLONIAL HEIGHTS DRUG STORE 135 Pickwick Avenue Colonial Heights, Va. GOULD FUNERAL HOME N. B. GOODWYN SONS ‘Home of Personal Service” 24. Hour Ambulance Service Lumber Phone: Cedar 9-6377 Builder Material 214 N. 6th Avenue Chester : | Paralyzed. Tcl TS NEUE: Phone: Webster 4-3113 ‘. So | GARFINKLE’S Your Two Rexall Stores Women’s Ready to Wear GEORGE'S Broadway 100 Broadway and 267 Broadway H i. Virein: opewell, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia Cedar 9-7240 ETTRICK ESSO Compliments SERVICENTER M. G. Harp of Chesterfield Ave. River Rd. Phone: RE 22623 A FRIEND Ettrick, Va. -) Here comes Santa. The Smartest Dressers Gontpliments Shop at Fe THE EAGLE PANTS R. E. DYKES, Salesman SHOP Broyhills Auto 1605 Hull Street Service Center Phone: 82-4119 104 HARWELL’S HARDWARE Hardware —Paints Garden Supplies Chester, Va. Phone WE 4-3388 4410 Hopkins Road Telephone 82-9617 THE GREEN PARROT Real Italian Spaghetti a Specialty Home-Cooked Barbecue Mrs. Myers, Owner Home of Poll Parrot Shoes HILL TOP BARBECUE For Children Hours 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 Midnight HAYNES-JARVIS SHOE CO., INC. We sell barbecue by the pound. 1437 Hull Street ALLEN VAUGHAN, Owner Richmond, Virginia Phone RE 2.0605 THE HARLOW-HARDY CO., INC. “Everything for the Home” pn 17-19 W. Washington St. bee! Big Three Petersburg, Va. H. AND E. AUTO SERVICE Complete Auto Service Official Inspection Station Route 15, Box 420-A Richmond, Virginia W. T. GRANT CO. Compliments of Shopping Center GRANTHAM’S RESTAURANT 22 W. Washington St. Petersburg, Va. JONES PURE OIL STATION Compliments of Lubrication—Auto Accessories Raven H. Jones, Proprietor JUNIOR CLASS 516 West 100 Road Chester, Virginia Phone We 4-3227 aes J Witenes Man that really sends me. | Saluting Seniors JERNIGAN-RUSSELL CO., INC. JOHNSON CLEANERS Furniture —Television— Appliances Stop 23, Petersburg Pike ae Clean Clothes Contribute to D0 eehenlocd 28-30 So. Sycamore St. Health and Happiness Office Hours 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. Colonial Heights, Va. Petersburg, Va. Phone 82-6203 Richmond, Virginia Dial RE 3-7555 Stores Dial RE 3-9623 Compliments of R. H. JENKINS TRANS. Local and Long Distance Movers Contract Carrying 4206 Tiron Street—Richmond, Va. ; - Appliances Fixtures Phone 82-5575 Dial REgent 2-9328 48 Chesterfield Avenue Ettrick, Va. HOPEWELL FEED SEED STORE Compliments of Seeds, Feeds and Poultry Supplies HUGHES CLEANERS 115 Poythress St. CE 9-2556 Feed Grinding Service 908 City Point Rd. Hopewell, Va. S. Randolph Rd. Ph. CE-92191 Hopewell, Va. 106 MANN PONTIAC, INC. Cor. Wythe Adams Sts. Dial REgent 3-872] PONTIAC Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of J. L. LONGEST Real Estate—Insurance Chester, Virginia LA VOGUE CLEANERS, INC. “Where Quality Becomes a Habit” 36 Chesterfield Avenue Phone REgent 3-6115 Ettrick, Va. LUCK’S BARBER BEAUTY SAL ON Hopewell, Va. CE 9-6750 Lewis H. LAne LANE BROTHERS DECORATORS 212-214 E. Brookland Park Blvd. Dial 7-4770 Richmond 22, Va. CARL R. LANE KENT’S FURNITURE COMPANY Incorporated “Dependable Furniture Since 1897” Petersburg, Va. Beauty and the Beast ai KRESGE CO. Petersburg, Va. TIRES BATTERIES N. “JOE” LEE, JR. mm AMOCO SERVICE GED 2109 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Phone 82-9767 Richmond, Va. MUFFLERS WAXING Phone: WE 4-3733 ) bb. MIDWAY RADIO PAYNE’S TEXACO . TV SERVICE SERVICE Sao iCunranteed Wane Curtis H. Eccieston, Owner Compliments of Stop 20 Petersburg Pike Roll over Beethovan. Route 2, Chester, Va. Phone 83-1359 Compliments W. P. NUNNALLY ’ 3502 Petersburg Pike MID-CITIES SERVICE Bei _ I puta spell on you. MOUNT BLANCO SUBDIVISION in Bermuda District R-1 Residential 2 || MARTHA KAY MOTEL River Frontage Compliments of F. G. SLOAN CE 9-4605 MOTTO’S ESSO nif SERVICENTER ‘ Compliments 3635 Boulevard bond Complete Dynamometer Service of Colonial Heights, Va. aa RE 2-9503 a Ae te MARKS CLOTHING CO. Hopewell, Va. Don’t kid me. 108 BOWLING IS FUN on our Automatic Machines “Reduced rates for students” Ask us for a card. REGENT BOWLING CENTER 1514 Hull Street PURCELL AND WHEALTON Hardware, Building Material Housewares, Plumbing Heating and Electrical Supplies Paints and Toys Phone CE-9-4100 106 Main Street Hopewell, Va. cities () SERVICE PETE ED’S CITIES SERVICE Polishing and Waxing Auto Repairs Tires Batteries Accessories J. Emory, Jr. E. E. Winstow Cor. Blvd. Marvin Ave. Colonial Heights, Va. RE 2-427] J. C. PENNEY CO. Petersburg, Va. Where Southside Virginia Shops and Saves . T Magazines and Newspapers REESE’S NEWS STORE Fountain Service Phone CE-9-2333 217 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone WE 4-34.11 1 The lPottery Located on the Richmond-Petersburg Pike (near Moore’s Lake) Wet eee Ker Aro TD Chester, Virginia “Pleasing You—Pleases Us” PERDUE’S SELF-SERVICE GROCERY Groceries, Frozen Food, Meat and Vegetables Amoco Gas and Oil River Road at Perdue Avenue Between Ettrick and Matoaca Phone RE 2-9620 Yellow Pine Hardwood P. A. PEDERSEN LUMBER CORP. P. O. Box 669 Petersburg, Va. P. A. PEDERSEN Phone Chester, Va. WEbster 4-320] SHADY-SIDE MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Bertua 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. Route | and 301 Phone WE 4-3316 P. O. Chester, Va. ' Too much monkey business. RR, : E. H. SAUNDERS AND SONS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring of all kinds Appliances and Lighting Fixtures Phone CE 9-6030 7B rey, Ales Hopewell, Virginia SAM’S RESTAURANT (Diner) EXCELLENT FOOD Stop 24, Petersburg Pike 3 Miles South of Richmond Richmond, Virginia 14 Miles North of Petersburg ROY’S GROCERY Self Service Market Phone RE 3-991] Feeling happy. SEAR’S SHOE STORE Home of the Finest Shoes 213 East Broadway Hopewell, Va. Nice-e-e-e SANDERS STORE Mitton A. E. SANDERS, Owner Phone WE 4-339] Hours 9 to 10 Weekdays Your Patronage Appreciated All Flexalum Venetian Blinds Aluminum Venetian RUSCO and Fiber Glass Awnings RUSCO WINDOW COMPANY “Those Who Know—Choose Rusco” Phone RE. 2-8877 604 Boulevard Colonial Heights, Va. All Metal Combination Storm Screen Windows Doors J. S. RITCHIE AND SONS, INC. Ritchie’s Hardware Implement Co. One Stop Shopping Center for Feed and Seed—Hardware—Baby Chicks John Deere Machinery—Poultry Supplies Norge Appliances Phone: REgent 3-7333 Petersburg, Virginia REgent 3-6333 C. C. WELLS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Matoaca, Virginia Compliments of VIRGINIA MUSIC NOVELTY CO. Coin Operated Equipment Serving Southside Virginia Since 1928 408 Boulevard—Colonial Heights, Virginia Telephone: Petersburg: RE 3-9861 Compliments of LEWIS H. VADEN W. D. WALL SHEET METAL SHOP 56 Chesterfield Avenue Ettrick, Virginia Roofing Guttering Warm Air Heating Shop Dial REgent 3-8513 Res. H. F. Watt, REgent 3-9697 VARSITY INN 1501 West Broadway “Where Good Friends Meet” Fountain or Curb Service Dinners to Go Phone CE 9-7960 E. B. SWINEFORD FLORIST Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere 1512 Hull Street Phone 82-8426 Richmond, Virginia : — ac NA E HIGH You can’t catch me. Every Mouthful—An Invitation to Come Back for More: SWIFT CREEK FARMS RESTAURANT Colonial Heights, Virginia “Quality Made Us Famous” BEB County Fair Exhibit. ‘ We're having a ball? STAR SUPER MARKET 1605 9th St. Rd. Richmond, Va Compliments of E.R. DOWDY PLUMBING DOC’S WHITE DERBY DINER Dial 82-8488 Stop 29 Petersburg Pike 5306 Shady Hill Road FINE FOODS Goating a eae -” -f Owned and Operated by Richmond, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. V. L. WADKINS Compliments of Phone 82-4457 ELLIOTT SUPPLY CO. Hotpoint Appliances—Hardware Pittsburgh Paints Super Kemtone — Plumbing Electrical Supplies and Fixtures Youngstown Kitchen Sinks and Cabinets—Maytag Washers Stop 23, Petersburg Pike be R.F.D. 7, Richmond 24, Va. | Green Door . Owned and Operated by THELMA AND A. B. CLARKE FIRESTONE STORES Phone RE 2-6411 110 Bollingbrook Street Petersburg, Va. Rex T. Bisuop, Mgr. FRANK E. WILEY SON WILLIAMS OIL COMPANY “Insure Wisely with the Wileys” Printed Metered Tickets 217-18 Union Trust Bldg. You'll Never Run Out If You Mia 4, | A gang up q bhi mii Petersburg, Va. Use Our Automatic Keep-Fill Phone Re 2-271] Service ta ae Compliments of Ve te «3 } a ae ad e i a Arm Physics—murder! js WHITE HOUSE MOTOR LODGE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 242 E. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone: CE 9-3410 Fishing Tackle Wilson Athletic Supplies Ted Clarke’s SPORTING GOODS Johnson Motors Hopewell, Virginia Phone CE-9-5590 CHESTERWOOD SERVICE Cogbill Beulah Rd. Complete Car Service Ph. 82-9648 Compliments of C. B. AUTO PARTS Co., INC. 4215 Jefferson Davis Highway Compliments of BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. OF HOPEWELL, INC. 903 City Point Road Phone CE 9-6357 Compliments of CENTRAL DRUG COMPANY Free Delivery Service Cedar 9-2112 Hopewell, Va. Compliments of CRUMPLER CLEANERS 906 Boulevard Colonial Heights, Va. CORLEY’S for music Richmond, Va. 214 East Grace Street BROAD ROCK PHARMACY Hull St. Broad Rock Rd. Richmond, Virginia Phone 82-2334 I feel good. ligcrae binder INTERCOM CROSTIC’S MARKET Staples and Fancy Groceries COTTRELL Fruits and Vegetables 421 Boulevard ELECTRONICS CORP. HI FI Colonial Heights, Va. Richmond, Virginia CHESTERFIELD APPLIANCE CENTER, INC. RCA Television, Whirlpool Washers, and Dryers Hotpoint Major Appliances Motorola Televisions Emerson Televisions “It pays to deal with a servicing dealer” Webster 4-327] AMPTHILL SUPER MARKET : All Self-Service Frozen Foods and Meats 4628-30 Petersburg Pike Richmond, Virginia L.R. BROWN CO. FURNITURE — APPLIANCES 1523-1601 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia 82-6232 - ia q : e Pins and Needles. Big Ed and Co. | The girl can’t help it. 114 eS T a ? oe Re ie Bes racks two. 1 Brownie? Shame—Shame—Shame THE HOPEWELL NEWS covers the eastern part of Chesterfield County News Stationers and Printers 109 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Compliments of A FRIEND Phone: 83-6750 EASTERN WEATHER SEAL CO. Manufacturers of Aluminum Awnings Rupowru B. Basso Stop 29 Petersburg Pike Richmond, Virginia DANIELS BRICK AND TILE COMPANY Ninth Street Road Richmond, Virginia BILL MURPHY SON’S Highest quality fuel oil and kerosene Prompt service! 24 hr. burner service Call Richmond 7-9456 Chester Webster 4-3228 “Close enough to keep you warm.” —o on i Beers ee f I’m hep to the jive. MAILING SERVICES, INC. Contractors of Mailing Services List Maintenance—Circulation Management North Ave. at Moss Side Richmond, Va. Dial 5-8154 I feel the beat. 116 McCOY MOTOR COMPANY Richmond-Petersburg Pike No. 1 Highway Your Friendly Ford Dealer Telephone 2121 Chester, Virginia Just ask me. ‘ _ Now Available for Parties and Dances Rock with the KNIGHT ROCKERS For Booking Dial The Best in Richmond 83-0652 Bop Musie Compliments of SHOOSMITH BROTHERS L. O. SHELTON, TILE MARBLE EARTHMOVING CONTRACTORS Phone WE 4.3342 WEbster 4-3364. Oh, Yeah! Rock and Roll. How did this happen? SALLIE’S ART CRAFTS SHOP Stop No. 29, Petersburg Pike Compliments of Your All Occasion Gift Needs are Here SEALTEST ICE CREAM Gift Wrapped Free Westmoreland, Dunbar, Hagar, Hummels Dresden and More for You to See The line-up. (ga Watch the birdie. eg TO Phone CE 9-7174 Compliments of R. M. HUNTER cronies Texaco Service Station COLONIAL FURNITURE HOUSE 15th Ave. City Point Road Chester, Virginia “Road Service” Phone 83-0019 Hopewell, Va. Compliments of SOUTHSIDE BUILDERS SUPPLY CORP. SLIGH PLUMBING HEATING Belt Blvd. at Route 60 1000 City Point Rd. Office Warehouse — Dial 82-5563 Hopewell, Va. Night Phone—Dial 82-2669 Phone CE 9-3663 L. E. McALLISTER, Jr. 118 LYTTLE AND BARNES SANITATION CO. Septic Tanks Manufactured—Installed —Serviced 2 ; , Compliments of ice and Plant: Be oulevard and Hopkins Roac aaa a mins | ELIPPO'S BODY FENDER WORK P. O. Box 4205, Richmond 24, Virginia Phone 82-2344 Soy rheo2-4029 F. W. Barnes 82-0759 Congratulations HERMAN JO’S DRIVE IN 4108 Petersburg Pike Compliments Chesterfield’s Home in Richmond, Va. UKROP SUPER MARKET INCORPORATED Dairy Preme—Ice Cream Pit Barbecue Hamburger—15¢—Hot Dogs 3611 Hull Street Phone 82-9772 I’m not a Juvenile. 1 4 Ape Call. 119 WILSON FEED COMPANY BE HEALTHY—LOOK HEALTHY Dene Mik Wirthmore Feeds, Grains, Fertilizer, Seeds Baby Chicks, Poultry Supplies VIRGINIA DAIRY COMPANY Phone 82-0959 “The Home of Better Milk” 20th Hull Street Richmond, Va. Dial 5-2838 WHAP Imperial—Chrysler—Plymouth Dealers “Your Family Station” WARD MOTOR CORPORATION HOPEWELL 216 Petersburg Pike Serving all of Chesterfield County Richmond, Virginia Wm. STRATFORD WarD Used Cars: 62-41 9 New Cars: 82-2371 Em I’ve got my eye on you. || Who’s gonna win-win .. . Sa Fingers aweigh. st i ES ae a 120 Did you say, Elvis? Complete Home Furnishings J. E. PERSON CO. “The Old Reliable” Boiler Erections and Repairs PETERSBURG FURNITURE CO. Industrial Chemicals—Floor Materials All Types of Roofing—General Repairs Established 1887 Incinerator Installation and Repairs Oscar WINFIELD, President Phone 27659 R. P. WINFIELD, Sec.-Treas. P. O. Box 985 100 N. Sycamore St. Petersburg Richmond, Virginia Drink Milk for Health Compliments RICHMOND DAIRY COMPANY of a FRIEND 314 North Jefferson Street Dial 7-031] 12) Chevrolet DUTCH GAP MOTOR COMPANY Telephone Webster 4-3205 Chester, Virginia Come on, Crock! NORBERT’S JEWELERS Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry—Silverware Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Phone 82-7766 Route 2 Chester, Virginia NorBert Roman, Proprietor Phone Chester 4281 1609 Hull Street Richmond 24, Virginia No kidding. a HARRIS-BRENAMAN INCORPORATED Athletic Supplies—Sporting Goods 717 East Grace Street Richmond 19, Virginia Dial 2-4797 or 2-4796 DODD’S MOBILE HOMES Sales—Repairs—Parts G. H. Dopp ann Son Phone WE 4-3231 U.S; Rizl gaat Chester, Va. BOGESE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTING Designers and Builders 15th Avenue at Elm Street Hopewell, Virginia é ’ : 3 Now that you are here .. . � Senior English, murder! 4 A CHESTER SUPER MARKET CHESTER SUPPLY COMPANY Quality Groceries and Meats and BEAZLEY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Also Hardware, Feed, Seed, and Paints Seed —Feed—Shoes ee e€ oes For the Dollar Value Dry Goods—Toys Dial WE 4-3241—Free Delivery Phone WE 4-3171—We Deliver W. J. Samrorp, Proprietor Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 THE CHEERLEADERS Thomas Dale Hopewell Thomas Daleavw te), oo ran. 47 Nortolk Catholic=a ae ee Thomas Dale Benedictine Thomas Dalegaemetrsn es ee 2 Stafiord ea 0. 3 ek ee eee Thomas: Daleseeeaete a Os heme James: Monroe.) tee Thomas Dale Douglas Freeman Thomas Dale John Marshall ta see ‘Chomast) a lene ere katie Highland Springs Thomas Dale Manchester “Wait until next year” BUCHANAN’S JEWELRY Jimmy BucHanan, Watchmaker 315 East Broadway, Hopewell, Va. “Quality Watch Repair” S : = a [ =— Mrs. Harvey’s fan club. bk =e bs Binney © Strike up the Bands. a � Tate gh. Compliments of HOUSE’S FOOD HOUSE B. F. GOODRICH STORE 2700 West Broad Richmond, Va. Phone 5-3286 24 hour Road Service MITCHELL’S WELL PUMP CO. Shallow Wells—Cement Casing Drilled Wells—Steel Casing Distributors for Pumps Water Systems Installed and Repaired Phone REgent 2-3671 te dt IDE A Colonial Heights, Virginia Richmond-Petersburg Pike “Listen you... | Jumping giants. What a way to kill time! ——— ace ow NN Compliments of LIPHART STEEL COMPANY Incorporated Designers—F abricators— Erectors Structural Steel—Ornamental Iron Office and Plant: 3308 Rosedale Avenue Richmond 20, Va. 126 Compliments of MOORE'S BRICK COTTAGES and AIR CONDITIONED RESTAURANT Richmond-Petersburg Pike Mr. anD Mrs. G. C. Crump Phone WE 4-3402 Where’s Satch? , — —— | the Blues. | All My Friends are Boppin’ Compliments of CHESTERFIELD COUNTY BANK [{ She did it. HARRIS-FLIPPEN CO., INC. 715 East Main Street, Richmond, Va. Phone 7-3019 Athletic, Fishing, and Hunting Equipment LEO MYERS Agent, All Types of Insurance Office: Residence: Chester, Va. Rt. 15, Richmond, Va. Phone: Chester Webster 4-3361 Phone: 82-7532 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 128 ae | 7 Complete Picnic Facilities For Reservations—-Call Webster 7267 MOORE'S LAKE PETERSBURG PIKE South’s Only Lake with Marine Underwater Lights More of Everything For More Fun More Safety Now More Than Ever “Make Moore’s Lake Your Lake” You'll Be Glad You Did Swim—Have Fun—Be Refreshed Be Relaxed—Be Safe J. P. SPINNER, Owner Pll have you know | What ’ch doing? 129 CASTON STUDIO Portraits— Weddings 314 East Grace Street Phone 7-9515 We can’t get in. . 130 . ae 1 Al - “Blacksburg” r 4 MAGEE’S THE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Chester, Virginia Phone WE 4-3151 13] Don’t tempt me. Dig that shine. Walk softly. ENJOY TV without tiring your eyes DON’T VIEW TV IN TOTAL DARKNESS. Place lamps to prevent reflec- tion on screen. REST YOUR EYES by fre- quent glances away from screen, SIT DIRECTLY IN FRONT of the screen if possible. DON'T SIT TOO CLOSE to the screen; find view- ing distance most com- fortable to you. 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