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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

Mess 2 BS, PELE a ae ae FRAO, (VA) Public Library 2221538 7 | | | 3 2665 Chesterfield Count An ; pn ee a ad - F-. - ey Roo ee Chesterfield County Public Library E38 ae “X Virginia Qa S e Presented by THE FAMILY OF JAMES WILSON CRUMP RSS SSSSSSSSSsssx EN { by” er y Stes Weicereard Mer ou Warren ery? ne f g ae) Cet! | aday ee Ze a ave CHESTERFIELD COUNTY LIBRARY VIRGINIA he een Te SS © pee SESS SSS SSS Ae ate —We__ ae a nu Ge a Litho a ., INP ays : 4 Son | : Pp She FOREWORD ‘©. And when our days have ended here and friends of old must part We'll always cherish ‘Thomas Dale Deep within our hearts.” It is the hope of the Reflector Staff that this book will help us ever remember and cherish the pleasant experiences, the delightful associations, and the profitable hours olf study which we shared at Thomas Dale. hy cd Published by the Dale High School. Senior Class of ‘Thomas OV) OL A MO1L1L9?7154 DEDICATION For her charming personality, her unfailing interest, her enthusiastic support, and her unselfish devotion to duty, we dedicate THE 1958 REFLECTOR to Mrs. Myra Gregory Crump. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dee NS Bu Na x . N Sc aS Sc y, FACULTY j, CLASSES Y ACTIVITIES Y SPORTS Om 4 FEATURES wo, 4 tg % ADVERTISEMENTS The FP Y Org ] “ ANN Mr. FRED D. THOMPSON Mr. W. W. GORDON Superintendent of Schools Administrative Assistant Mr. J. WILSON CRUMP Mr. LEWIS D. JOHNSON Principal Assistant Principal HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Miss THELMA S. BIDDLE— English, Social Studies. Mrs. GRACE S. BRITTON—Social Studies, History. Mrs. NANCY H. BROUGHTON — English. Mrs, JOANNA C. CLARK — Chemistry, General Science. Miss MARTHA E, CLARK — Spanish, English. Mrs. BEULAH FE. COBBS — English. Miss ELLEN M. CONYERS—Social Studies, History. Mrs. ELIZA- BETH T. COPENHAVER — Home Economics, Mr. MYRA G. CRUMP — English. Miss JOAN A. DARDEN — Physical Educa- tion. Mrs. DOTTIE C, EARP— Typing, General Business. Mrs. NANCY H. FALLEN — Home Economics. Miss EDITH L. FRAME — Physical Education. Mr. JOHN FARLEY—Math. Mrs. EDITH W. GAY—Typing, Shorthand. Mrs. ELLA A. GRANT—Social Studies. Mrs. JULIA A. HARWELL — English. Miss ELIZABETH G. HUDSON — Mathematics. Mrs. JOYCE C. JASPER — History, World Geography, Miss JENNIE S. JOHNSON — Physical Edu- cation. Mr. EDWIN C. KARPUS — Physical Education. Mr. GEORGE L, LEWIS—Science. Mr. GLENN I. MORRIS — Mathematics, Mr. ROBERT F. MORRISS — Social Studies, Geography. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 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. Miss CHARLOTTE J. SCHERR — Een eli shee Mis DE eee | SCHOLL — Math, Science. Mrs. L. MORGAN SMART — Latin, Literature. Miss DORO- THY S. SPENCER — Biology, Science. Miss GRACIE L. STABLES — Science. Miss MARTHA J. TOWNES — Physics, Math. Mr. ROY E. TUCKER — In- dustrial Arts. Mrs. CLAIRENE G. WEAVER — Science. Miss M. ELIZABETH WEBB — English. Mr. JACK WESTFALL — Physical Education and Mathematics. Mr. JAMES W. WILLIAMS — Physical Education. Mrs. MARY F, EYLER — Secretary. Mrs. MARIAN E,. REICHERT — Secretary. Miss Annie Belcher, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Mary Burdick, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Marion South, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Mary Brandon, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Ellie Foster, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Marjorie Crump, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Lucille Mitchell, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Iris Gupton, Fifth Grade. ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mr. Robert White, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Susan Little, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Rachel Apperson, Seventh Grade; Miss Louise Fuqua, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Mary Holland, Sixth Grade; Miss Marjorie Staples, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Wenonah Mayo,. Fifth Grade; Miss Virginia Talley, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Winifried Clark, Fifth Grade. ee iE 5 sie, ant Mrs. Margaret Dance, First Grade; Mrs. Helen Russell, Second Grade; Mrs. Annie Bruce, Sec- ond Grade; Miss Margaret Stables, Third Grade; Mrs. Betty Jane Ellison, Third Grade; Mrs. Dare Birdsong, Second Grade; Miss Dorothy Goodman, First Grade. ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Niora Walke, First Grade; Mrs. Grace Ridout, Second Grade; Mrs. Emma Rodgers, Third Grade; Mrs. Emmie Farrar, Third Grade; Mrs. Maude Cook, Third Grade; Mrs. Ray Hargrave, First Grade; Mrs. Elizabeth Huddle, Second Grade; Mrs. Bernice Paul, First Grade. 11 é a 3 é a a a avid Bossermary , ee pour, secretar — | Glenda Mae Adams Lillie Dale Adams Marian Ann Adams LASS Suzanne Taylor Anderson Patricia Ann Barbour Joyce Mae Barricks Vivian Shirley Bartle James Claiborne Bell, Jr. Florence Lythea Blankenship Alice Parker Boggs David Clarence Bosserman Patsy Geraldine Bower Herbert Louis Boyd, Jr. Carroll Lee Brooks na ne ey yr Gy Ay ho 7) (ide. ty the , AH te ¥ KAAXK MMA xy Sete , Lonn “aj Le yous are’ Lo fakin Jot Re |e 4, ; : KM te DALBIL77 V2 cpod- ghee Neos S 3 j David Oliver Broughton Margie Ann Burgess Thomas Warren Burke OF 1958 Jerome Preston Burton, Jr. Dorothy Mae Carden John Henly Chaulklin, Jr. Melva Jane Church Gerald Delmont Clark Judith Marian Coghill Joann Coleman Geneva Carol Cooper CLASS Thomas Giles Crump Graham Riley Daniels James Anthony Dunnavant Criw) - Patricia Ann Dunnavant Jeanne Paige Fitzgerald Gu D Liaiks fei s hie JUALte At BRT Be : je Ve YWUAALS Ovi i ie Are Ww an ve ater Barbara Glenda Forrest Elizabeth Ann Frazier Evelyn Phyllis Fulgham J ? i Edward Linwood Gettings Charles Samuel Gilbert Myrtle Isabel Graham ) r } SN OF 1958 William Gordon Grant Lamar Edward Gray Stanley Richard Hague III Catherine Joyce Harlow J iV ee Jane Gordon Howerton Rr pr’ Terry Reed Johnston Charles Roosevelt Kcraget Dorothy Odell Kceraget { v = a | ak ph fer Py (4 Vad 7 U j Bd K LAW� ik 4 oe ‘ vi os i SS [L William Pope Livingston Naomi Ruth Lyle I Cecil Melvin Lucas Nancy Vicki Lynn Brenda Wayne Martin Rachel O’Neil McFadden Elizabeth Augusta McGee Mary Byrd Micou Mary Ann Miller Lase BY Qe : ; BD xe wan) (sae Pero Wore ne ow SDA Gore Le Gacy Tay MR, - Dern Q TALL L VO ROAR cise Pend a. Cts wR eb (can Of OXY Thomas Ray Miller Martha Gayle Mitten OF 1958 Shirley Ann Moore Robert Berkeley Moseley Fay Dickerson Motley Shirley Ann Motto James Ashley Nelson Bessie Jeannette O’Kennon Brenda Cornile Pamplin Joyce Ann Pate aes | Vira af oe. . ) MAAS ig i OY AN CAA a A, sy- ‘t’ 5g” Dehave CA AO a = 4 Gicer Crea aa ADD g ad oad ort : Ly, aA if ar is et rc re yy OE Med aes pr, +9 James Willard Patterson Frank William Piotrowski ot “0 1? Ree os ] % � he 5 : Puy yr Noes AS se i G a) Judy Marie Pride David James Roane Lois Anna Ronk George Lester Rudolph, Jr. Cleo Ann Savage Elizabeth Old Shackelford Judith Morgan Shelton Robert Grayson Sinclair Geraldine Thelma Sirry Mae Lee Smith 1958 Jane Lillian Strang Margaret Witherspoon Swineford Ronald Kay Synan Betty Jean Taylor Robert Earl Terrell James Howard Tyner Marshall Sandford Vaughan 4 ps CLASS z Helen Mae Walden Patricia Ann Wallace ry Wayne Whichard Eleanor Ann Wiley Beverly Randolph Wilkinson Lee Tatum Wilkinson Joy Kathleen Wilmoth Gerald Edward Womack Lillian Elizabeth Womack Della Mae Woodard OF 195 rep Peggy Ann Worley Barbara Jean Worsham Mary L sigs We Remember Smuvva dat Muvwva ... All Right, People Asian Flu... Who’s going to have a party? ... What’s for lunch? ... Turn in your library SHS, 2- as SENIOR MEMORIES Get out two clean sheets of paper and a well -sharpened pencil Sputnik ... Trip to Washington ... Bowling?? ... Lit. homework, next 300 lines... “ye a a aw a L NW tj eB, hd ; Or f yw y j � ee AY ) a 1 4 AY Junior Officerse nes Akins, Pres dent; Betty Colgin, Vice-Preside Yvonne Collier, Secretary; Sh GHESTERFIELD COUNTY LIBRARY - VIRGINIA Barbara Callas Rod Cantey Lee Caroll, Jr. Waverly Carr Dickie Cheatham Allen Church Monty Cline Ronnie Clopton DeWayne Cole Betty Colgin Yvonne Collier Evelene Daniels Jackie Adkins James Akins Bobby Anderson Cathy Atkins Virginia Batten Ronald Billings Marie Blackburn = Lawrence Blake rh 8 § 1) v Yy . 2 re a ? Sue Blake W) Betty Broach N Ay y Carolyn Bushnell Brenda Butler Claudia Dodson Patricia Dunnavant zh ice Ralph Dunnavant U A Barbara Edwards Nancy Eure Edward Evans Laura Mae Faggart Deanna Felter Woody Fitzgerald Leon Gerheart, Jr. John Gilliam Lamar Gray Aleta Goodwyn Beth Goodwyn Rosemary Grande Ann Griffin William Haden Wayne Harp Sara Hard James Harper Rae Harrell Nora Harvey Ward Hatch Sheila Holt ide | a LN )° Ethel Lewis wr 17 Mary Garland Lipscomb Iw ey, Ee Margaret Ann Little TO, eee) : Bobby Lohr i { ( r fe VN cK 2 MY : 4 IY WN p ay) jh — 4 ea) x By ie a Ww R D n- N x ny a J 4 Vv io} y 4 a . i (1 U S � gf NZ Joan Long -, IM N f ip Pp Ac a! A Ny Vv Peggy Martin fv WS, i) Pree John McClain : t XK AN Barry McDaniel Pd - V ‘ ) ef fr t 4 y ye yO) vay) y q? VU WP y a | Wwe vas Ee, 4 V St). ch) Jerry McDaniel ws Jane McGee Z Margaret McNew Arline Miles 10) j 14 A : fers Ok ay yl 7 le | Ws Cas in it ad Ge 7 Terry Horne Furs yhoo JULY f) Ye Kay Horowitz Wie! 2 YZ 9) ee 7 Betty Jean Hudson jl VICE” 44 Wi A Herbert Hudson ye Lies We oy yu pi af Zz 7 nae Tar fl ‘ tf We ip U 4} fe Y {i + ‘ oo d y : ng poll pew b SV) 7 44 yi A+ ies WM Y Ay 4 uv Ur “ JL Norma Hylton Robert Irons Doris Jackson Emily Jacobs Martha Johnson Sarah Keiser Wi Allen Kinsworthy Anitra pais George Montgomery Van Lue Morgan Patricia Murphy Carlton O’Rork Carol Otto Clayton Partin Susan Payton Charlotte Pearson Newell Pell Nancy Perdue Marlene Quate Joan Ragland Charlotte Rhoden Carolyn Robertson Patsy Robertson Bonnie Ruffin James Shaw, III Thomas Shaw David Short Sheila Sigman Patsy Silleker Cranford Simmons Janie Sinclair Gloria Slater ae ye | eyes, ar WA ese net a7 37 GY Sf ¢ AS co j ; Hoo! Hoe] He Jeff Washburn Paul Webb Rebecca Weir Jerry Wells Genie Whitlow Lynda Williams Sandra Woodfin Jerry Zickafoose es Barbarays lich Ne) Shirley Spain ‘s Barbara Spicer J. B. Spinner Elaine Sprouse John Steele Barbara Jean Stoy Shirley Strader Raymond Talbert Jo Anne Taylor Cecilia Turnage Judith Turner Sophomore Officers: President, Sandra Newton; Vice President not present, Patti Wallace; Secretary, Barbara Shelton; Treasurer, Leland Carnes. 29 30 June Allen Shirley Allen Clarence Alley Ruffin Apperson Elizabeth Arnold Betty Avent Chester Baake Terry Bailey William Bailey Sherrie Barnes Eleanor Beazley Linton Benton Ann Bishop ReVonda Bishop George Blankenship Mildred Blankenship William Blaylock Nicky Bodenhamer Donna Boder Catherine Booker Ann Booton John Booton Edgar Broome Sara Broome Elizabeth Brown ‘Dianne Burton Melvin Butler Patsy Campbell Leland Carnes Virgie Carroll Cecil Carter Charles Cassell Linda Chappell Anne Cifelli Ernest Clark James Clawson _ eames - . James Clements Donald Coley Bennie Conway Meade Conyers Thomas Cook Philip Cooper Barbara Coulter Edwin Cowherd Sylvia Cranford Patricia Crook Sherman Cunningham Philip Daffron Kay Dalton Stanley Dalton Faye Davis Judy Davis Myrtle Davis Randolph Dean Patrick Dudley Alice Dunbar Peggy Dunlevy Ann Marie Elder Patricia Elder Stella Emerson Donald Faison Hugh Farris Mary Sue Frazier Frank Fried Joyce Frith Jackie Gates Anne Geary Roland Gerheart Vickie Gilbert Edison Glass Nancy Glass Sue Groves 32 Dorothy Hanchey Mary Harmon Rosemary Harmon Lorraine Harp Robert Hart Clara Harvey Alice Hayes Edith Henderson Calvin Henshaw Diane Hess James Hillier Suzanne Hitt James Hopkins Erma Huband Jody Hudson John Ivey Sue Jackson Jerry Jernigan James Johnson Bonnie Jones Gail Justis James Katcham Connie Kennon Mary Anne King David Ledford Mary Ann Lindsey Aubrey Lindsey Leslie Little George Loy Faye Lucas Charles Lundin Charles Luther James Magee Melvin Manhart Dorothy Mann Beverly Marshall Ralph Marshpund Jeffery Martin Luther Matthews Edna Mayton Faye McCauley Percy McFadden Eualdine McNeer Donald Miles Nadine Miles Dale Miller John Morgan Douglas Murphey James Newton Sandra Newton Jewell Nowell Wayne Pate Lois Payne Marion Pierce Clayborne Perdue Mary Perkinson Patsy Perkinson Jan Peters Lennie Pond Leroy Pope Virginia Powell Roger Puckett Patricia Ragland Jerry Reynolds Larry Richards Jane Riley Patricia Sadler Lucy Sale Rhett Shaw Barbara Shelton Phyllis Shields Mary Carol Shoosmith Barbara Smith Bruce Spencer James Spencer Jean Spencer Robert Spencer Walter Spencer Frederick Spivey Randolph Stephens Ray Stewart Marshall Stokes Cynthia Sturdivant Susan Teller Je tetierrell Edward Tingen LaVerne Traylor Clifton Turner Gary Ulrich Larry Vaughan Jeanette Wallace Patricia Wallace Joanne Wargofcak Margaret Warret. Jewell West Shirley Whirley Hampton White David Whiting Barbara Williams Betty Wilmoth Judy Wingo Otto Wolfe Barbara Woolwine Rose Marie Yager LeRoy Young Linda Young 35 FIRST ROW, left to right: Leonard Aberle, Frankie Adkins, Barbara Agee, Donna Alcock, Peggy Anderson, George Archer. SECOND ROW: Wayne Archer, George Armentrout, Louise Je YY Aurich, Wayne Balch, Shirley Barbour, Betty Barden. THJRD ROW: Glenn Beazley, Roland 2 ©) Beck, Robert Belcher, Wayne Bell, Jean Bennett, William Bennett. SX yy eo oy ey) Q % oee oo A 2 8 om a ae oe Sco x Se J oe WAG: C — ’ - Coke ae � ; CLASS © 3%, OG 4 . ae ae sgh SS SS FIRST ROW, left to right: Charles Beville, James Bishop, Douglas Blackburn, James Black- . burn, David Blake, Ralph Boggs. SECOND ROW:. Barbara Bolen, Margaret Bradshaw, De 3 SHS James Brinson, Eugene Broach, John Broughton, Janet Brown. THIRD ROW: Richard at Brownie, Lester Bryant, Rebecca Burnett, Nancy Burton, Sandra Byrum, Eleanor Call. Ca oh, 36 a FIRST ROW: left to right: Barbara Camper, Euclid Carnes, Donnie Clark, James Clark, William Clawson, Francesca Cline. SECOND ROW: left to right: Wayne Clodfelter, Betsy Coats, Howard Cobbs, Donald Coffee, Barbara Colbert, Brenda Cole. THIRD ROW: Christine Cole, Cynthia Cole, Douglas Cole, Gloria Comer, Linda Cooper, Bettie Rae Cox. ae OF 1961 FIRST ROW: left to right: Cecil Craig, Jack Crews, Andy Crocker, Loraine Cumbea, Ray Cumbie, Burle Cuneo. SECOND ROW: Judy Cuneo, Marjory Dabney, Buddy Dalton, Gracie Daniel, Keith Daniels, Nan Davis. THIRD ROW: Wally Davenport, Marianne Deets, Kathy Dodge, Jonnie Driver, Ray Dunnavant, Bernard Eanes. 37 FIRST ROW: left to right: Paul Early, Oscar Edwards, Betty Lou Elliott, Clarence Elliott, Sarah Ellis, Donald Emerson. SECOND ROW: Joan Evans, Jo Fallen, Ronald Faris, Julia Fisher, Maxwell Fitzgerald, Ruby Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: Brenda ee Elaine Fowler, Virginia French, Barbara Garnett, Stephen Gayler, William Godsey. . FIRST ROW: left to right: David Graham, Faye Gray, Roger Greene, Robert Gregory, Melvin Griffin, Brenda Gunn. SECOND ROW: Thomas Hadder, Martha Hague, Patricia Halcomb, Boyd Hammersley, James Hardin, Walter Harding. THIRD ROW: Nancy Harlow, Jerry Harmon, Allen Harper, Dennis Harrup, Nancy Hart, Jerry Harwell. 38 FIRST ROW, left to right: Eugene Hayes, Joe Hayes, George Hazelton, Fred Hecth, John Heil, Allen Helm. SECOND ROW: Everett Henshaw, William Henshaw, Ann Herndon, Lovelene Holliday, Evelyn Horning, Larry Hull. THIRD ROW: Harold Jackson, Ralph Jackson, Lois Jacobs, Ervin Johnson, Gail Johnson, Carolyn Jones. OF 1961 FIRST ROW, left to right: James Jones, Fay Joyner, Wayne Keenan, Ernestine Keiser, Fred Kelly, Richard Kelly. SECOND ROW: Madeline Knighton, Frances Lancaster, Jean Lan- caster, Homer Lewis, Richard Livingston, Lillian Locke. THIRD ROW: James Long, Brenda Lundie, Jerry Magee, Iris Mann, Thomas Marlik, Richard Marsh. 39 FIRST ROW: left to right: Pat Martin, Robert Martindale, Marjory Mayberry, Leonard McAdams, Carolyn McDaniel, Diane McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Thomas McGee, John McKibbon, Robert McNew, Jo Ann Mead, Clifton Messer, Jean Messer. THIRD ROW: Nancy Miller, Tony Miller, Aubrey Mitten, Roger Morgan, Ranny Morris, Jenny Napier. CLASS FIRST ROW: left to right: Alta Neal, Michael Neal, Alice Nelson, Thomas Nelson, Mary Lou Newman, Roger Newton. SECOND ROW: Vivian Norris, Nancy Nuckols, Evelyn Orndorff, Joanne Otto, Ronald Owens, Allen Paulette. THIRD ROW: Donald Piyne, Scott Peach, John Pearce, Ronald Peel, Janice Pennington, Jarvis Percival. 40 FIRST ROW, left to right: Douglas Perdue, Arline Pierce, Patricia Poole. Sandra Poole, Aubrey Puett, Beverly Quate. SECOND ROW: William Queen, Joyce Rabineau, Nan Rawlings, Bonnie Ray, Peggy Reeves, Bernice Rhoten. THIRD ROW: Marcia Robbins, Ronald Robinson, Julianne Roman, Jeannette Root, Rosaline Rose, Jewelene; Rumley. “e, 4 } FIRST ROW, left to right: Clifford Scott, David Seay, Patricia Seay, Frank Shoosmith, Gene Simmons, Joyce Sligh. SECOND ROW: Gibbons Sloan, Glenn Smith, Harold Smith. Seona Smith, Richard Sollars, Richard Southhall. THIRD ROW: Betty Spencer, Douglas Spencer, G. B. Spencer, Paul’ne Squires, Marvin Starnes, Carolyn S: ewart. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sandra Stiffler, Mary Stotesberry, Barbara Swineford, Judy Tarr, Everett Terrell, Betty Jo Thomas. SECOND ROW: Jackie Thomas, Maryan Thomas, Nancy Thomas, Lonnie Tingen, Mary Trapp, Marie Traylor. THIRD ROW: Barbara Tudor, Steven Turner, Diane Vaughan, Robert Vincent, June Wade, Joyce Walden. Y CLASS OF 1961 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Phyllis Wallen, James Walton, Virginia Warren, Terry Webber, Marcia Wehren, George Werner. SECOND ROW: Carl Wheelhouse, Duane White, E. J. White, Joyce White, Phillip Wilhamson, James Willis: THIRD ROW: Rebecca Wilson, Arthur Winbourne, Dean Winn, Rebecca Winston, Ann Wood, Marilou Wood. FOURTH ROW: Billy Woodfin, Annette Woods, Esther Worley, Duncan Worsham, Ruth Wray, Connie Wright, Martha Wyatt. 43 Rae fi Pe BSS és GST ue nie Soe see ee ee Mrs. Weaver: Ronnie Bass, Douglas Bufford, Lynn Church, Mike Fitzgerald, Randy Fugett Leslie Ingle, Alvin Martin, Floyd O’Brien, Sammy Riddle, Bill Wingo, Martha Atkins, Linda Bower, Patricia Brooch, Joyce Cox, Trisha Ehly, Bonnie Gill, Helen Gough, Shirley Lacy, Kitty Lipscomb, Evelyn Marshall, Patsy Martin, Rose Moore, Patricia Myers, Carol Palumbo, Deanna Renfrow, Phyllis Ronk, Brenda Taylor, Frances Vaughan, Bonnie Weaver, Barbara Weir, Linda Wolff. Mr. Westfall: Michael Melnyk, Binford Miller, Charles Palumbo, Bradley Ridout, James Ryan, Jerry Slaymaker, Howard Taylor, Wayne Tunstall, Bobby Winfree. EIGHTH GRADE Mr. McAlexander: Warren Barnes, Milton Bass, Donald Carrol, Michael Galyen, Roger Grady, John Haw, Garland Phillips, Sammy Shelton, Wilson Spencer, Nick Wagner, Ralph Worsham, Sanford Worsham, Leo Wheeler, David Lewis, Gerald Timberlake, Jane Davis, Wanda Gregory, Carolyn Hopper, Phyllis Hopper, Jane Loy, Gwen Mitchell, Jay Moody, Gay Overby, Carol Reckley, Lois Summer. Edith Winbourne. Jane Young, Janice Young. Delores Lank. Mr. West- fall: Wilson Carter, Kenneth Dodson, Charles Dunnavant, David Ehly, Alvin Ewing, Wayne Eaton, David Fitzgerald, Raymond Gemundt, Edmund Gregory, Glenn Horning, Ray Jackson, Claiborne Jessup, Clarence Lucas, Harry McGlocklin, Russel McCoy, Donald Meade, Tommy Phillips. Miss Johnson: Pat Ruckart, Charlotte Morris, Dorothy Morgan, Mary Weir, Gerri Woodle, Pat Robinson, Holly Maguigan, Pat Wade, Karen Woodfin, Geraldine Oates. Mrs. Grant: Wilbur Burton, Tommy Carlton, Billy Coghill, Elvin Desper, Lee Earman, Richard Harris, Victor Lea, Robert Morgan, Linwood Osterbind, Joe Peters, Thomas Robertson, Bill Wingo, Johnnie Broome, Nancy Crump, Brenda Eaton, Eva Fair, Rebecca Lohr, Janie Hart, Phyllis Jessup, Evon Lumpkin, Beverly Seay, Sandra Sheilds, Barbara Simons, Myrtle Spencer, Lucy Williamson. .. EIGHTH GRADE = : NV ' AP sein re h fe None Herman, Connie Hill, Pat Coffey, Pat House, Cheryl Martin, ; Dorpthy + ,; Maryv Betéher, Charlotte Hubble, Juanita Graham, Peggy Burgess, Susan Andersgn, Jackie Denny. Miss Scherr: Rav Armstrong, Wilton Bass, Robert Chalkley, Haywood � ) Ellet, Jill Fulgham, Harry Gilbert, Russel Grammer, Dean Hazelton, Bruce Lohr, Dixon, ‘R . ’ lter WicKibbon, Phillip McNeil, Aubrey Shelton, Marvin Smith, June Booker, Sally Boss, ¢ Linda yBuisset, Patricia Burnett, Virginia Carpenter, Patricia Fenner, Carolyn Harrell, Gladys oO ft Jollgy Cheryl Martin, Carrie Osterbind, Rosa Pegram, Betty Shook, Linda Spinner, Joyce 15 er, Sandra Williams, Patricia Wood, Doris Worley. Miss Biddle: David Chaulklin, Charles Clark, Robert Clark, Michael Dudley, Joseph Hughes, Henry Lange, Ronald Mitchell, Robert Nelson, Michael O’Rork, Gerald Shepperson, Steve Shoosmith, Glenn Squires, Walter Taylor, Charles Turner, Kenneth Wells, Stanley Westfall, Wayne Whitmore, Otis Wilson, Linda Arthur, Judith Currin, Tommie Jo Dill, Ann Dolan, Patricia Johnston, Esther Lange, Sue Motley, Charlotte Purdie, Rebecca Robertson, Carol Schenck, Jane Taylor, Linda Terrell, Mrs. Scholl: Charles Agrella, Robert Burton, Clarence Cook, Franklin Luffman, Sammy Manley, Joseph Moore, Gilbert Ozmore, Walter Pride, Fred Robinette, James Shields, Billy Taylor, Charles Webb, Lillian Ferrel, Frances Kinton, Betty Nelson, Maxine Newman, Donna Nixon, Ellen Payton, Paulette Rybar, Joan Skinner, Kay iiene mn EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Morris: James Allen, Donald Andrews, Arnie Beck, David Burton, John Cranor, Wayne Davis, Paul Dean, Merwyn Dowden, Billy Eanes, Thomas Fulghum, Jackie Gordon, Eugene Hayes, Jackie Hypes, Douglas Payne, Bessie Baugh, Mariana Brownie, Sandra Condrey, Judy Dressler, Dorothy Graham, Elsa Hicks, Sandra Huband, Jane Jolly, Janice Jones. Mrs. Copenhaver: Daniel Jackson, Thomas Mays, Herman Paczkowski, Bernard Roane, John Squires, John Swineford, Thomas Trapp, Thomas Traylor, Robert Webb, Maury Wilkinson, Leon Williams, Bruce Wilmoth, Howard Wilmoth, Tommy Worley, Janet Craven, Mildred Eubank, Geneva Kite, Jane Leigh, Sammie Mann, Joan Pamplin, Carolyn Payne, Anna Pillow, Frances Sinclair, Carol Thomas, Grace Turner, Joan Vincent, Almeta Wheeling. Mr. Rothert: Robert Anderson, Larry Balch, Norris Billings, Charles Blue, Delno Bryant, Vernon Bryant, Richard Grundy, David Haden, Brooke Hamilton, McDonald Harmon, Donald Hudson, Wayne Ingram, James Jouget, Dennis Perdue, Delmar Shumate, James Spurlock, Wilbur West, Grace Archer, Sylvia Bowen, Connie Cook, Sandra Harmon, Anne Journigan, Mary Pierce, Gippy West, Betty Frazier, Mr. Lewis; John Anderson, Winston Baker, Donald Batten, William Carroll, Stanky Childs, Donald Elliott, James Humphries, Daniel Jones, Wayne Robertson, Phillip Ross, Gordon Elmmans, Jerry Tyler, William Vaughan, Adrienne Apperson, Joyce Belcher, Barbara Clarke, Gayle Crumpler, Judy Denny, Barbara Graves, Charlotte McFadden, Ladora Owen, Jean Reekes, Beverly Roberts, Nancy Warl. EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Glenn Morris: Franklin Adams, James Atkins, Joe .Crandle, Richard Dillon, Ronnie Hogwood, Robert Perkinson, Gary Robertson, Billy Shillcutt, Wayne Sullivan, Horace Wade Douglas Walker, Charles Wilson, Barbara Allen, Mary Blankenship, Barbara Bryant, Grac Bryant, Phyllis Clark, Reba Lowery, Shirley Poarch, Patsy Porter, Toni Ripley, Dixie Roberts, Phyllis Simmons, Mary Strang, Virginia Thompson, Nila Walker, Ruby Whittington, Jane Williams. Mr. Farley: Ann Adams, Joyce Alexander, Charles Barbour, John Bradley, Richard Cheeley, Carol Dobyns, Douglas Edwards, E. T. Garrett, Buddy Hazzard, Margaret Henshaw, Russ Horne, John Kohout, Ann Laws, Patrick McFarland, Jean Manhart, Judy Mitcheii, Charles Peterson, Carolyn Petree, Jimmie Schenck, Gene Turner, Rose Wallace, Billy Wells, Kenneth Whirley, Sandra Amos. — Glenda Adams Marian Adams David Broughton Carroll Brooks Ann Burgess Patricia Barbour Cathy Atkins Evelene Daniels Betty Colgin Woody Fitzgerald Billy Haden Nancy Eure Aleta Goodwyn Beth Goodwyn Anitra LeMaster June Allen Ann Booton William Blaylock Edgar Broome Fay McCauley Robert Johnson John Ivey James Hopkins Edwin Cowherd Ervin Johnson Virginia French Barbara Garnett Faye Gray Brenda Gunn Gail Johnson Julianne Roman Sarah Ellis Brenda Lundie Carolyn McDaniel Jo Ann Mead George Werner Billy Woodfin HONOR ROLL SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Dean Winn Dennis Harrup Marjory Dabney Gracie Daniel Nan Davis Julia Fisher Carolyn Kay Jones Richard Sollars Judy Tarr John Broughton Lester Bryant James Coghill 48 Judy Pride Jane Strang Joy Wilmoth Jane Howerton Vicki Lynn Mary Byrd Micou Kay Horowitz Barbara Spicer Shirley Strader Cecilia Turnage Lynda Williams Sandra Woodfin Peggy Martin Claudia Dodson Joyce Frith Jackie Gates Vickie Gilbert Rose Marie Yager Susan Teller Lucy Sale Jane Riley C. T. Perdue Allen Paulett Douglas Perdue Joanna Otto Barbara Peele Bonnie Ray Paul Early Clarence Elliott Donna Alcock Louise Aurick Betsy Coates Brenda Cole Kathy Dodge REFLECTOR Photo Editor Vicki Lynn catches Senior Editor David Broughton in a typical pose. The Staff members of THE REFLECTOR have enjoyed many jam sessions, had a great many head- aches, and spent many valuable hours of their senior year working long and hard on our yearbook. Each person feels that he has gained valuable ex- perience and_ sincerely hopes that THE 1958 REFLECTOR will bring back vivid memories of our happy high school days. Typists Joyce Barricks, Shirley Bartle, Brenda Martin, Judy Shelton, Judy Pride, and Della Woodard try Co-editors explain duties to Senior Editor David to meet a deadline. Broughton, Feature Editor Joy Wilmoth, Literary Editor Glenda Adams, and Art Editor Helen Walden. 50 STAFF ay mS § BY Advertising Manager Jimmy Tyner and Business Manager Charles Kcraget keep Betty Tay- lor Assistant Advertising Manager busy. Staff members Martha Hague, Vicki Lynn, Jimmy Tyner, Suzanne Anderson, Genie Whitlow, Della Woodard, David Broughton, Shirley Bartle, Mary Byrd Micou, Judy Shelton, Ann _ Booton, Judy Pride, Charles Kcera- get, Joy Wilmoth, Brenda Martin, Joyce Barricks, Helen Walden and Betty Taylor are hard at work in the conference room. Mrs. Smart, Mrs. Reames, Mrs. Crump, and Mr. : ; : Crump, our sponsors, ‘‘double check.” Co-editors Mary Byrd Micou and Suzanne Anderson check their schedule with the photographer. 51 Evelene Daniels takes notes. George Montgomery, a Quill reporter, interviews Mrs. Reic- hert, while managing editor Sponsor, Mrs. Broughton, and Cecilia fe editor of J he Quill, ook at other printed papers to get ideas. THE Q Linda Williams, business manager of The Quill, the school newspaper which was printed for the first time this year, tells staff members how many ads they will need for the first issue. Members of The Quill staff are Margaret McNew, Barbara Spicer, Rosemary Grande, Sheila Sigman, Gloria Slater, Woody Fitzgerald, Barbara Stoy, Shirley Strader, Nancy Eure, Norma Hylton, Bonnie ae r y | a Ruffin, Jane McGee, Carol Otto, Barbara Sligh, J. P. Spinner, George Montgomery, Paul Webb, Cynthia Sturdivant, Allen Kinsworthy, Fay Mot- ley, Claudia Dodson, Janie Sinclair, Clayton Partin, Joan Ragland, Barbara Wilkinson, James Harper, Judy Tarr, Kay MHorowitz, Evelene Daniels. Beth Goodwyn receives her shield from Miss Hudson, sponsor. Carroll Brooks, treasurer; Betty Taylor, S.C.A. representative; Betty McGee, president; and Patricia Barbour, vice-president; look at new roll held by secretary, Alice Boggs. ADLOYHO CLUB Adloyho Club members are: M. Adams, G. Adams, S. Ander- son, P. Barbour, J. Barricks, S. Bartle, J. Bell, S. Blankenship, A. Boggs, D. Bosserman, C. Brooks, D. Broughton, A. Burgess, J. Chaulklin, J. Coghill, G. Cooper, J. Fitzgerald, M. Fiala, A. Frazier, E. Fulgham, B. Grant, J. Harlow, J. Howerton, C. Kcraget, V. Lynn, B. Martin, R. McFadden, B. McGee, M. Micou, F. Motley, S. Motto, B. Pamplin, J. Pride, G. Rudolph, C. Savage, J. O’Kennon, J. Shelton, M. Smith, E. Spencer, J. Strang, B. Taylor, R. Terrell, A. Vest, J. Milmoth, L. Womack, D. Woodard, J. Worsham, H. Walden, M. Wray, J. Akins, G. Clarke, N. Eure, A. Goodwyn, B. Goodwyn, W. Haden, K. Horowitz, N. Hylton, P. Martin, C. Turnage, S. Woodfin, W. Fitzgerald, M. McNew, S. Spain, C. Atkins, S. Holt, B. Colgin, E. Daniels, R. Grande, A. Kinsworthy, C. Partin, N. Perdue, M. Quate, C. Shepard, P. Silleker, J. Sinclair, E. Sprouse, P. Webb, L. Williams, J. Taylor, D. Cole, B. Wilkin- son, B. Avent, A. Bishop, B. Blaylock, N. Bodenhamer, a) A. Cifelli, B. Coulter, E. Cowherd, J. Clawson, M. Davis, M. Douglas, A. Dunbar, A. Elder, J. Booton, J. Gates, J. Hopkins, R. Johnson, D. Mann, F. McCauley, B. Marshall, C. Perdue, J. Peters, P. Ragland, J. Riley, M. Frazier, P. Shields, C. Sturdi- vant, S. Teller, C. Whelpley, B. Wilmoth, R. Yager, L. Young, A. Booton, B. Agee, P. Anderson, L. Aurich, C. Beville, J. Broughton, L. Bryant, S. Byrum, B. Burnett, B. Coats, J. Cog- hill, B. Cole, M. Dabney, K. Dodge, G. Daniel, N. Davis, A. Dalton, P. Early, S. Ellis, C. Elliott, J. Fisher, E, Fitz- gerald, B. Garnett, G. Gray, B. Gunn, V. French, W. Harding, G. Hazleton, J. Heil, G. Johnson, I. Johnson, D. Livingston, B. Lundie, C. McDaniel, D. McDaniel, J. McGee, J. Meade, M. Neal, M. Newman, J. Otto, M. Hague, A. Paulett, B. Peele, D. Perdue, B. Quate, J. Rabineau, B. Ray, J. Roman, P. Seay, J. Sligh, S. Poole, N. Nuckols, C. Scott, J. Tarr, M. Thomas, M. Trapp, G. Werner, D. Winn, W. Woodfin, C. Worley, M. Wyatt. STUDENT COOPERATIVE President Mary Wray shows Mr. Crump one of the new cheerleaders’ megaphones. S.C.A. members — FIRST ROW: M. Wray, J. Harlow, C. Sheppard, K. Dodge, G. Johnson, CG. Dodson, B. Goodwyn, J. Sinclair, J. Roman, C. Wright, B. Taylor, S. Cole, B. Quate, A. Goodwyn. SECOND ROW: B. Ruffin, P. Wallace, B. Butler, J. Broughton, D. Livingston, J. Booton, J. Peters, F. Piotrowski, R. Irons, B. Blaylock, M. Quate, S. Ellis, J. Fisher. i Secretary Beth Good- wyn places the S.C.A. minutes on the bulletin board, J. Wilmoth, Mrs. Broughton, A. Boggs, and D. Dill make a record- 54 ing for the radio program. ASSOCIATION Vice President, Aleta Goodwyn, and S.C.A. sponsor, Miss Conyers, check over the activity schedule. Students of Thomas Dale find period to dance in the gym. time during activities Boys enjoy playing in the intra- mural basketball game. Treasurer, B. Blay- lock, deposits money in the office. D. Dill gives the S.C.A. report to his homeroom. ih) Officers of the High School Junior Red Cross are, Patti Wallace, president; Allen Kinsworthy, vice-president; Ge- neva Cooper, secre- tary; and _ Jackie Gates, treasurer. Members of the High School Junior Red Cross are G. Armentrout, J. Barricks, B. Bishop, N. Bodenhamer, L. Church, B. Colgin, B. Conway, G. Cooper, L. Cooper, H. Cobbs, J. Fallen, J. Gates, R. Grande, C. Hill, E. Hayes, H. Jackson, C. Kceraget, D. Ledford, M. Lipscomb, A. Kinsworthy, R. Mayan, B. Shelton, S. Sigman, L. Spinner, F. Sinclair, P. Squires, M. Knighton, P. Wallace, B. Worley, W. Davenport, D. Vaughan, R. Yager, A. Booton, J. Mitchell, S. Harmon. 56 Officers of the Elementary Junior Red Cross are Bar- bara McLain, presi- dent; Butch Harris, vice - president; Mary Foster, secre- tary; Wayne Hard- ing, treasurer. 4) | Members of the Elementary Junior Red Cross are B. Spoke, S. Ridout, S. Waynes, B. Armstrong, S. Matheny, K. Bodmer, E. Jones, K. Ivey, M. Calcamp, D. Murphy, L. Sharon, T. Betty, W. Harding, M. Foster, F. Harris, B. McLain, J. Hughes, R. Marshall, T. Owen, P. Blake, B. Hines, T. Tennella, A. Grant, R. Moss, S. Gardner, L. Esarey, J. Nunnally, R. Almond, N. Anderson, L. Stull, B. Foster, M. Geary. Their sponsor is Mr. White. 57 Boys’ Varsity Club mem- bers wash Coach’s car. Members are W. Burke, J. Thomas, T. Miller, G. Montgomery, M. Vaughan, L. E. Gray, D. Dill, E. Spencer, G. Rudolph, H. Boyd, J. Nelson, B. Dean, G. R. Daniels, P. Aldridge, M. Butler, J. McDaniel. ; Ui Officers Jane Magee, Joy Wilmoth and . Jimmy Nelson, president, and George 97 i oe Ly :3 yh Betty Colgin try on costumes for the Rudolph, vice-president, look oyer the — yw y rA annual Boy-Girl game. Not present is basketball schedule. x + PAN (Vo ind A eee y rs : e Q y? vy V x hi, Eleanor Wiley, president, Y alee ( 4 YY Ww aya VAN : s Yu GIRLS Qe“ te eT ; na ( } J Ne) mil cass : . ¥ AN Ue fe , ae { y 4 | ye a sate | any yo VK vA | SNe ae Se Looking at basketball uni- forms are members of the Girls’ Varsity Club. They are M. McNew, B. Colgin, C. Dodson, S. Spain, F. Lucas, C. Pearson, D. Hanchey, M. Adams, S. Motto, J. Wilmoth, L. Womack, P. Silleker, M. Quate, J. Magee, E. Wiley. The staff of Thomas Dale’s new literary publi- cation, the KNIGHTS’ REVIEW, check _ their deadline. Staff members are Mrs. Broughton, Mrs. Earp, L. Blake, J. Sinclair, J. Barricks, D. Woodard, J. Worsham, S. Sigman, Y. Collier, M. Quate, S. Noodfin, L. Faggart, A. Frazier, J. Turner, M. McNew, A. Boggs, N. Harvey, M. Johnson. J TT. H ER cy N | E G W by T S’ The staff of the first issue of thee KNIGHTS’ REVIEW, published last year, includes Miss Webb, J. Howerton, B. Moseley, J. Sinclair, Mrs. Brough- ton, G. Womack, S. Wood- fin, B. Martin, H. Walden, J. Pride, G. Adams, C. Brooks, A. Boggs, B. Taylor. Advisors Mrs. Broughton and Mrs, Earp consult business and production managers Marlene Quate and Carroll Brooks. Alice Boggs, °56-’57 editor, gives editor Sandra Woodfin some pointers. new Members G. Adams, M. Micou, H. Walden, V. Lynn, B. Taylor, and sponsors, Mrs. Broughton and Mrs. Reames, watch as J. Howerton pins ribbon on initiate, C. Turnage. QUILL AND SCROLL — Tih | . genabe a M. Micou and J. Howerton put up H. Walden, B. Taylor, and G. Adams notice of Quill. read Quill and Scroll magazine with 60 sponsor, Mrs. Broughton. President Glenda Adams discusses school project with members D. Broughton, H. Walden, J. Patterson, M. Micou, M. Adams, J. Wilmoth, S. Anderson, J. Pride, D. Woodard, J. Howerton, P. Barbour, J. Coghill, and Miss Hudson, sponsor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers are Joy Wilmoth, vice presi- Miss Hudson, sponsor, presents key dent; Glenda Adams, president; and to Glenda Adams. Judy Pride, secretary. 61 S. Byrum, E. Lewis, J. Ragland, A. L. Ronk, P. Barbour, J. Strang, and Bishop, and P. Worley meet for : D. Hess mimeograph morning morning devotions with Mrs. Cobbs. devotions. Officers of the Daniel-Life Club are Lois Ronk, president; Diane Hess, vice-president; Jane Strang, secre- tary; Patricia Barbour, treasurer; Jennie Napier, historian; Ralph Jackson, reporter; and Mrs. Cobbs, sponsor, P. Barbour, L. Ronk, D. Hess, and A. Bishop admire the Daniel-Life shield. DANIEL-LIFE CLUB Members of the Daniel-Life: E. Lewis, J. Ragland, J. Tarr, P. Worley, A. Bishop, J. Strang, D. Hess, P. Barbour, L. Ronk, S. Byrum, R. Jackson, and Mrs. Cobbs, sponsor. The Daniel-Life Club strives to enrich spiritual qualities of young people and provide a time of quiet worship and Bible study. Miss Ramsey and Mary Garland Lipscomb make plans for the Tri- Hi-Y. L. Young, A. Booton, and C. Sturdi- vant pay club dues to treasurer, C. Atkins, Cecilia Turnage writes the Tri-Hi-Y Secretary of the club, Mary Carol thought for the week on the board. Shoosmith, has a last look at her minutes. TRI-HI-Y Members of the club are M. McNew, C. Wright, J. Percival, P. Crook, G. Johnson, B. Burnett, F. Gray, P. Squires, J. Tarr, S. Hitt, S. Barnes, S. Holt, C. Whelpley, B. Spicer, P. Silleker, N. Nuckols, K. Horowitz, K. Dalton, E. McNeer, F. McCauley, S. Ellis, B. Lundie, M. Bradshaw, P. Ragland, M. Lipscomb, J. Fisher. The officers of the Tri-Hi-Y are Mary Garland Lipscomb, president; Cecilia Turnage, vice-president; Mary Shoosmith, secretary; Cathy Atkins, treasurer; Margaret McNew, chaplain; and Patricia Crook, historian. Miss Pickhardt, sponsor, stands by as Erma MHuband checks library cards. Members of the Library Club are M. Wood, B. Agee, A. Bishop, M. Robbins, B. Ray, V. French, E. Huband, M. Newman, D. Payne, A. Wood, M. Pierce, P. Perkinson, R. Irons, F. Motley, S. Barbour, A. Harper, B. Rhoten, A. Helm. “3 @- , 4 a thes ees is fy a Fd j 4G er , ay PP eh C_7CCE DL S24 s Lo GELELEY C ( PLE EGE «K “We 2 ee tL 2 , J A , J Sr y rg or, : LK 4 3 ime SG, Vy fs ILE ALZL7CR 55D ‘ i : ; Wa Cc Spon b P SyZ “ [ELLE EEE — a G Co CLO“ pee ee cb), Le Ce yok EC ack PLES IE C: z Sir tae DY Zein. Gadd J betek 7 LU mus 2 g CE Deyo? es WZ Robert Irons, §.C.A. representative, Erma Huband, secretary- treasurer, Dian Hess, vice-president, and Fay Motley, president, wheel carts of books back to the library shelves. B. Rhoten and B. Ray collect money from students going to see a movie. D. Payne stamps a library slip for V. French. 64 Members of the Dramatics, Club are B. Spicer; ., Faggart, S. Sigman, S. Anderson, M. B. Micou, G. Rudolph) @ Lymn, J. Worsham, D. Woodard, R. Yager, B. Arnold, B. Wilmoth, We Gilbert] 8, Spain, P. Martin, A. Goodwyn, Coonagre u(r Tohucot a re earies C. Turnage, R. Winstan¥ £Cline, Ay. Elder, P. Dunlevy, D. Vaughan, J. Allen, Miss (Conyers, and Mrs. Crump con- M. Perkinson, S. Broémé, F F. Dapis, bl Sale, B. McDaniel, G. Loy, E. Broome, sider they possibilities of a new play. A. Boggs, J. Howérton, Jv Bawersopl E) ) Piotrowski, Dj) Du], B. Dean, J. Nelson, - A’ Na Mf Fitzgerald, iE. BREG S ‘Bais, A SRY, ad furess) Ly LNs, Re Hague, SV MAL nf nN fu 7 A. ite re A igh es end a one a L ee BRAMATICS CLUB o° 2 President Ann Pate and vice-president Aleta Goodwyn see that the stage curtains work. Ann Pate offers advice as Alice Boggs tries out for a part. Secretary Virginia Batten and treasurer Edgar Broome practice a scene from a one-act play. 65 aaa Band Members are B. Bailey, R. Beck, C. Beville, D. Bishop, H. Cobbs, P. Cooper, E. Cowherd, M. Fitzgerald, B. Hammersley, W. Harding, J. Haw, E. Hayes, D. Hazelton, G. Hazelton, R. Jackson, A. Kinsworthy, J. Loy, M. Neal, J. Newton, W. Pate, D. Perdue, F. Sinclair, C. Wheelhouse, J. Anderson, M. Blankenship, B. Colgin, C. Dodson, J. Akins, T. Ripley, a R. Canoles, J. Coghill, J. Bratton, N. Anderson, J. Nunnally, B. Dyson, M. Cumbie. . pi Knights work hard in Manchester game. Majorettes, J. Percival, A. Elder, B. Bush, L. Fag- gart, S. Holt and M. McNew, practice for the big game. ct % ¥ os Chorus members are L. Adams, B. Baker, R. Bishop, M. Blackburn, G. Corner, J. Frith, R. Grande, L. Harp, D. Jackson, S. Jackson, B. Jones, C. Kennon, M. Little, N. Lyle, E. Mayton, P. Murphy, C. Savage, G. Sirry, J. Walden, J. Wallace, R. Weir, T. Womack, G. R. Daniel, L. Gray, C. Keraget, T. McGee, H. Martin, C. O’Rork, B. Sinclair, K. Teachey, P. Aldridge, B. Anderson, C. Brake, H. Boyd, W. Burke, M. Butler, W. Carr, A. Church, E, Clark, W. Davenport, J. Dunna- vant, H. Faris, C. Lucas, J. McDaniel, T. Miller, S. Pillow, R. Porter, D. Seay, J. Shaw, E. Spencer, R. Terrell, J. Thomas, M. Vaughan, B. Wilkinson, B. Young, L. Young, S. Allen, C. Brooks, B. Bush, L. Chappell, J. Church, B. Colbert, B. Cox, K. Dalton, P, Dunnavant, A. Frazier, M. Gay, J. Graham, S. Groves, M. Harmon, D. Herr, D. Hess, S. Hitt, E. Jacobs, D. Keraget, A. LeMasters, J. McGee, M. Miller, F. Motley, S. Motto, F. Nuckols, J. Pate, J. Per- cival, M. Perkinson, P. Sadler, M. Swineford, M. Warren, E. Wiley, B. Williams, L. Williams, J. Wingo, C. Wright. nNCnDOLZN P. Burton, J. Thomas, M. Butler, J. McDaniel, W. Davenport, and A. Church harmonize. 67 F.H. A. Mrs. Fallen demonstrates the correct way to mark a hem to members of the FHA. Members are J. Barricks, D. Felter, J. Fitzgerald, M. Adams, P. Barbour, S. Cole, G. Cooper, G. Mitten, J. Ragland, C. Savage, M. Swineford, D. Wood- ard, J. Worsham, D. Burton, D. Carden, J. Church, P. Crook, A. Frazier, E. Fulgham, V. Gilbert, J. Harlow, A. Hayes, R. McFadden, B. Mar- tin, S. Motto, P. Murphy, B. Pamplin, C. Pearson, J. Pride, L. Ronk, B. Ruffin, E. Shackelford, J. Shelton, G. Slater, B. Sligh, J. Sinclair, B. Spicer, L. Williams, J. Wilmoth, S. Woodfin, P. Worley, A. Vest, M. Davis, G. Adams, B. Agee, B. Arnold, B. Baker, S. Bartle, S. Blake, P. Bower, C. Capel, B. Colgin, Y. Collier, J. Cuneo, E. Daniels, C. Dodson, S. Emerson, N. Eure, L. Faggart, B. Garret, I. Graham, D. Hanchey, S. Hard, N. Harlow, N. Harvey, A. Herndon, N. Hylton, D. Jackson, B. Jones, G. Justis, M. Johnson, F. Lancaster. Other mem- bers of the FHA are M. Little, D. Mann, F. Motley, S. Moore, N. Nuckols, J. O’Ken- non, J. Pate, L. Payne, P. Per- kinson, V. Powell, B. Quate, C. Robertson, P. Robertson, P. Sadler, L. Sales, P. Shield, B. Smith, S. Smith, J. Spencer, S. Strader, C. Sturdivant, B. Taylor, H. Walden, J. West, S. Whirley, B. Williams, T. Womack, M. Wood, G. Forrest, M. Blackburn, D. Alcock, J. Allen, S. Barbour, A. Bishop, R. Biship, B. Bolen, C. Booker, B. Burnette, V. Carroll, B. Coates, L. Cooper, A. Elder, S. Ellis, C. Harvey, S. Hitt, P. Holcomb, E. Horning, B. Hudson, M. Locke, V. Lynn, I. Mann, J. Mead, B. Peele, J. Pennington, M. Perkinson, M. Pierce, M. Quate, P. Reeves, J. Riley, B. Shelton, M. Shoosmith, P. Silleker, J. Sligh, M. Smith, S. Stiffer, B. Swineford, L. Traylor, J. Wade, J. Wargofack, B. Wil- son, A. Woods, B. Woolwine, G. Whitlow, S. Blankenship, J. Coleman, B. McGee. 68 ORENSICS Members of the Debate Team are Judy Coghill, Vicki iy Gilbert, Julianne Roman, Ann Geary, Ann Burgess, Marcia Robbins, Sponsors are Mrs. Cobbs and Miss Webb. Alice Boggs, Virginia Batten, and Ann Pate, who are interested in prose and poetry reading, listen as Sheila Sigman tries out. 69 The Key Club is a service club sponsored by the Kiwanis International. The boys are chosen by the faculty for their leadership and character. Members are Bill Livingston, Jan Peters, Boyd Worley, John Booton, Bobby Lohr, Paul Webb, David Broughton, Doug Murphey, Hamp- ton White, George Loy, James Bell, Charles Kcraget, J. P. Spinner, James Eo em Eddie Evans, Billy Haden, James Akins, Billy Grant, G my ner, Earle fj re WY) Spencer. Dareaiene Lar 7 . m We 7 M . President Earle Spencer calls together the remain- The club sponsor, Mr. Robert Morris, welcomes ing officers of the club, George Montgomery, new member Frank Piotrowski. James Akins and David Broughton, for an executive meeting. 70 TA Ralph Dunnavant Randy Dean Leland Carnes Bobby Lohr i) Cecil Carter David Ledford Jimmy Hillier {] Chester Baake m Marvin Starnes Jimmy Nelson George Rudolph Pete Wilson Euclid Carnes Johnny Pierce : j Melvin Butler Wally Davenport Marshall Vaughan Jerry McDaniel action No help wanted PIGSKIN PERSONALITIES Coach Ed Earle Spencer and Cecil Carter run over the baseball schedule for the coming season. Karpus and managers Baseball members are Left to Right, FRONT ROW: J. Nelson, C. Baake, P. Aldridge, B. Hanchey, B. Lohr. SECOND ROW: D. Newton, J. Daffron, B. Nix, J. Ruckart, W. Burke. THIRD ROW: Coach Ed Karpus, managers, E. Spencer and C. Carter, B. Dean, E. Lohr. Chester Baake, Bobby Lohr, John Ruckart, David Newton, and Johnny Daffron wait their turn on the bench. BASEBALL Home run for Jimmy Nelson. Bobby Lohr makes the third out Preston Aldridge winds up. LC — : ek Ee. os a es ee t Bobby Lohr Pat Dudley A George Montgomery A aA nnn oN Coach Westfall Paul Webb gz _ wil Allen Kinsworthy Marshall Vaughan = Se —_— a 4 Hampton White : Lt ‘ RAS a e ¥’ Carolyn Robertson Barbara Smith WARIS 4 alii ee Ls Dorothy Hanchey a“ Bo rat 1 Claudia Dodson £2 Se Peggy Dunlevy NX % % ‘ Nora Harvey Wrestling members left to right, FRONT ROW: R. Gregory, J. Ketcham, J. Squires, M. Neal, M. Manhart. SECOND ROW: Coach Williams, D. Emerson, E. Conn, C. Carter, M. Smith, C. Alley, J. Cranor. Mr. James W. Williams, sed meine WRESTLING TRACK Track team left to right, FRONT ROW: V. Morgan, R. Dunnavant, C. Kcraget, J. Thomas, D. Dill, R. Dean, M. Vaughan, B. Sinclair, G. Rudolph, J. Nelson. SECOND ROW: J. Ketchum, C. Baake, C. Gilbert, G. R. Daniels, P. Burton, M. Starnes, B. Terrell, T. McGee, J. Zickafoose. THIRD ROW: Coach Karpus, E. Spencer, J. Spencer, J. Gilliam, W. Davenport, R. Wilson, D. Synan, C. Luther, B. Conway. A i F UZ} Softball prospects for 1958, FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Colgin, M. Knighton, M. Gay, se Hanchy, C. Pearson, J. Spencer, B. Smith, M. Stotesberry, S. Ellis. SECOND ROW: Miss Daren J. Waldon, M. Davis, J. Sligh, P. Dunlevy, K. Dalton, F. Lucas, B. Agee, J. Brown, $. Barbour. THIRD ROW: J. Pennington, S. Payton, C. Robertson, S. Cole, S. Poole, P. Seay, ’™M. Shumaker, M. Wood, F. Joyner. FOURTH ROW: G. Comer, B. Baker, P. Crook, C. Dodson, D. Boder, M. Quate, B. Spicer, P. Poole, D. Mann, R. Wray, B. Broach. | SOFTBALL HOCKEY «°° v2 Hockey team, left to right, FRONT ROW: T. Womack, P. Robertson, M.— , é : Wehren, S. Bartle, C. Dodson, S. Poole, D. Vaughan, B. Colgin, P. Seay. - Managers and co-captains ar) SECOND ROW: Miss Joan Darden, G. Rumley, M. Davis, J. Sigh, P. Dunlevy, run over schedule with 4 K. Dalton, D. Gallier, J. Wilmoth, R. Wray. Coach Darden. = Members of the Junior Varsity Football Squad are F. White, T. Mays, H. Lewis, F. Kelley, D. Seay, P. Cooper, G. Simmons, G. Ulrich, J. Squires, W. Keenan, D. Worsham, M. Manhart, M. Neal, T. Gook, J. Willis, C. Lundin, J. Fulgham, G. Peters, B. Blaylock, F. Spivey, B. Bailey, D. White, H. Paczkowski, P. Wilmoth, L. McAdams, J. Magee, R. Gregory, S. Cunningham, Mr. Westfall is their coach. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are’ Patti Wallace, Head Cheerleader, Gail Justis, Rosemary Yager, Peggy Anderson, Alice Hayes, Barbara Shelton, Cynthia Sturdivant, Mary Carol Shoo- smith, Barbara Woolwine, Joanna Otto. Members of the Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball Team are: R. Cumbie, R. Boggs, L. McAdams, D. Clark, P. Daffron, J. Broughton, D. Sollars, D. Livingstone, G. Simmons, J. Booton, B. Spencer, W. Keenan, A. Crocker, H. Lewis. Mr. Morriss is their coach. | WN ) wiGAz; ST ye el Se SAIN ANGHZ 9, vat) (24s i BOYS’ J V BASKETBALL GIRLS’ J V BASKETBALL Members of the Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball Team are S. Dortch, D. Hess, B. Arnold, R. Wray, J. Spencer, S. Boss, P. Coffey, B. Quate, B. Agee, S. Ellis, R. Lohr, M. Atkins, S. Poole. Miss Frame is their coach. DY Mary Sue Frazier, Geneva Cooper, Ann Burgess, Mary Garland Lipscomb, Suzanne Anderson, Aw Jackie Gates, Beth Goodwyn, and Barbara Coulter do “Jukin,” one of the cheers they use J y . to boost the Knights’ spirits. Not present are Mary Wray and Jane Howerton. My Nidaa Peeoner r Suzanne Anderson and Senior cheerleaders Ann Burgess, Mary NI ? Aree Mrs. ‘imp put up a_ school Wray, Jane Howerton, Geneva Cooper, ae v and Suzanne Anderson do one last yell. Cheerleaders Jackie Gates, Mary Lipscomb, Beth Goodwyn, Pat Murphy, Jane Howerton, Mary Wray, Suzanne Anderson, Ann Burgess, Barbara Coulter, Mary Sue Frazier, and Geneva Cooper prepare for a game. 82 HOMECOMING QUEEN SUZANNE ANDERSON 84 iss THOMAS DALE MARY BYRD MICOU M 85 BEST LOOKING Joyce Harlow Billy Young BIGGEST LOAFERS Cecil Lucas Glenda Forrest MOST IN LOVE Billy Young Elizabeth Shackelford MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Frank Piotrowski Suzanne Anderson BEST ALL AROUND Jimmy Nelson Marian Adams MOST INTELLECTUAL David Broughton Glenda Adams WHO’S MOST DIGNIFIED David Bosserman Glenda Adams MOST TALENTED Preston Aldridge Jane Howerton CUTEST Jimmy ‘Tyner Shirley Moore WHO BIGGEST FLIRTS George Rudolph Dorothy Gallier MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David Broughton Marian Adams MOST POPULAR Jimmy Nelson Mary Wray MOST ATHLETIC Jimmy Nelson Joy Wilmot. BEST DRESSED Graham Daniels Suzanne Anderson BIGGEST NUISANCE Jimmy Tyner Joyce Ann Pate J. Steele and V. Batten pre- pare the stage for the big night. R. Grande, C. Turnage, V. Batten and A. Goodwyn try out for the Junior play, while Miss Clark, Miss Johnson and Miss Webb listen attentively. A. Pate, B. McDaniel, V. Bat- ten and E. Broome rehearse a scene for the one act play, “On the Razor Edge.” While not rehearsing V. Gilbert, B. McDaniel and E. Broome sign their names on the scenery. V. Gilbert, B. McDaniel and E. Broome act Mr. Johnson, director of the one act play. out a scene from their play, ‘‘Fixin’s.” J. Tyner gives J. Howerton a sample of his part in the play. Mrs. Crump, Miss Conyers, play directors, C. Brooks and P. Barbour explain to G. Rudolph, A. Pate and M. Smith where to place props for the Senior play, ““Mr. Beane from Lima.” PLAYS C. Turnage and C. Simmons run over their lines before the play begins. R. Grande, V. Batten, C. Simmons, B. McDaniel, J. Steele, J. Zickafoose, C. Turnage, and A. Goodwyn relax between rehearsals for their play, ‘“‘Her Kissin’ Cousin’.”’ Mrs. Crump and Miss Conyers express to D. Broughton and M. Micou the importance A. Burgess, J. Howerton, D. Broughton and of learning their lines on time. J. Dunnavant sign up for play parts. JUNIOR-SENIOR Juniors and Seniors enjoy the long-awaited night, dancing to the music of the Southern Serenaders while proud parents look on. Jane Howerton, chairman of the prom committee David Dill, Mary Wray, Frank Piotrowski, and George Rudolph, Joyce Harlow, and Earle Spencer Ann Burgess decorate for a “Roman Holiday.” hurry to get more decorations. PROM Led by the class Presidents and their dates, couples form the traditional “J-S.” People with candles. . ...And more people with candles. INSIDE THOMAS A typical day in the life of a Thomas Dale student begins when he rushes out the door of his home, late for school as usual. The day may start with a class in chemistry or some other subject dear to the stu- dent’s heart. In the middle of the day there is a mad dash for the cafeteria, and the typi- cal student suddenly finds himself surrounded by other typical students eating hot dogs and beans. Then he hur- ries back to the main hall to talk about that English test he flunked, until a monitor moves ee eR RSS him on to his homeroom to bemoan his fate alone. Sud- denly a_ bell rings, the hall clears, and this time he may find himself in Spanish class. After more bells and _ classes another day at school is over. Then there is a party after a game. At eleven o'clock, real- izing that homework must be done, he rushes home. Now he must decide what homework can be skipped. Hoping he has made the right choice, he falls into bed. So ends a typi- cal day of a Thomas Dale student. Mr. Crump crowns Suzanne Anderson, our Homecoming Queen. A mad scramble! You can’t catch me. Go Knights, Beat Lancers! HOMECOMIN A Knight and A Lancer Meet. Ordering graduation announcements is a great task. Have fun on the trip to Washington! PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE FREE? Prissy Gallier labors over her Prom dress. SENIOR DATA GLENDA MAE ADAMS ; Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5; FHA 4,5; Chorus; Quill and Scroll 4,5; National Honor Society (President) 5: SCA Representative 5; Quill Staff (Proofreader) 4: Reflector Staff (Literary Editor) 5. LILLIE DALE ADAMS Chorus 3,4,5; FHA 3. MARIAN ANN ADAMS Photography Club 1; Library Club 1; FHA 2,3, 4,5 (President 4); SCA Representative 2,3; SCA Secretary 4; SCA District Convention 3,4,5; State Convention 3,4; District Executive Committee 5; Workshop 3; Softball 3; Varsity Club 5; Junior Play 4; Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary 3; Class President 5; Girls’ State 4; Quill Staff 3,4; Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 2, Bars 3,4,5) ; National Honor Society 5. PRESTON LEE ALDRIDGE, Jr. Baseball 3,4,5; Varsity Club 3,4,5; Chorus 5. SUZANNE TAYLOR ANDERSON Photography Club 1,2,3,; JV Cheerleader 2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 4,5 (Head Cheerleader 5) ; Ad- loyho Club 3,4,5 (Shield 4); National Honor Society 5; Quill Production Staff 4; Sophomore Reflector Editor 3; Co-Editor of the Reflector 5; SIPA Convention 4; Dramatics Club 4,5. GLORIA JEAN BAKER Wise—Band 2,3,4; Softball; Volleyball; FHA 4. PATRICIA ANN BARBOUR Daniel-Life Club 3,4,5 (President 4, Treasurer 5) ; FHA 2,3,4,5 (Emblem 4, Secretary of Lantro- knights 4, State Convention 4, President 5); Ad- loyho Club 1,2,3,4,5, (Shield 3, Bar 5, Historian 4, Vice-President 5); National Honor Society 5; SCA Representative 4 (Safety Convention Repre- sentative); Class Secretary 5; Quill Typist 4; Hockey 3 (Monogram), Manager 5; Softball 2,3, (Star); Office Assistant 4,5: Girls’ State 4. JOYCE MAE BARRICKS FHA 1,2,3,4,5; Adloyho Club 3; Reflector Typist 5; Jr. Red Cross Representative 5; Writer for Knight’s Review 4; Office Assistant 4,5. VIVIAN SHIRLEY BARTLE Hockey 2,3,4,5; Varsity Club 2,3,4,5; Adloyho Club (Shield 4) 3,4,5; JV Basketball 3; Eighth Grade Softball 1; FHA 3,4; Quill Typist 4; Re- flector Typist 5. JAMES CLAIBORNE BELL, Jr. Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 4); Key Club 4,5; Safety Patrol 1; Junior Red Cross Representative 2. FLORENCE LYTHEA BLANKENSHIP JV Basketball 1; FHA 4,5; Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5; Photography Club 3. ALICE PARKER BOGGS Photography Club 1,2,.3 (Treasurer 2); Daniel- Life Club 4,5 (Treasurer 4); Adloyho Club 2,3, 4,5 (Shield 4, Secretary 5); Dramatics Club 4,5; Radio Newscaster 4; Editor-in-Chief of Knight’s Review 4; Editorial Staff 5; Homeroom Quill Subscription Manager 5. DAVID CLARENCE BOSSERMAN Chandler-Library Staff 1,2; John Marshall-Don Juan Club 3; Literary Society 3; Homeroom Presi- dent 3; Thomas Dale-Adloyho Club 4,5; Quill Staff 4; Class Treasurer 5. PATSY GERALDINE BOWER Photography Club 3; FHA 3,4,5. HERBERT LOUIS BOYD, Jr. JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4 (Co- captain 4); Secretary-Treasurer of Boys’ Varsity Club 3,4; SCA Representative 4; Keep Virginia Green Club 2,3,4. CARROLL LEE BROOKS Junior Red Cross 3,4 (Convention 3); SCA Rep- 96 resentative 1,4; Adloyho Club 3,4,5 (Shield 4, Treasurer 5); Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1,2,3; Junior Play 4; Chorus 4,5; Circulation Manager of Knight’s Review 4; Library Club 1. DAVID OLIVER BROUGHTON Band 1,2; Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 3, Bar 4) ; Key Club 3,4,5 (Treasurer 4, Vice-President 5) Class Vice-President 4; SCA Representative 4 (District and State Conventions); Reflector Staff (Senior Editor) 5; National Honor Society 5; Curtis Campaign Representative 3; Basketball Scorekeeper 4. MARGIE ANN BURGESS JV Basketball 1; Junior Red Cross Representative 2; JV Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4,5; Ad- loyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 4); Photography Club 1,2,3; Quill Reporter 4; Dramatics Club 4,5; Junior Play 4. THOMAS WARREN BURKE Baseball 2,3,4,5; Football 5; Varsity Club 4,5; Chorus 5. JEROME PRESTON BURTON, Jr. Keep Virginia Green 2,3,4 Basketball 4,5; Track 5; Football 4,5; Baseball 5; Varsity Club 5; Chorus 5; Junior Red Cross Representative 2. DOROTHY MAE CARDEN FHA 3,4,5. JOHN HENLY CHAULKLIN, Jr. Key Club 3,4,5; JV Football 3; Adloyho Club 2. MELVA JANE CHURCH FHA 3,4,5; Chorus 4,5. GERALD DELMONT CLARKE JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4,5; JV Bas- ketball 2; Varsity Basketball 4,5; Varsity Baseball 4.5; Track 5; Keep Virginia Green 2,3,4. JUDITH MARIAN COGHILL Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5; National Honor Society 5; SCA Representative 1; Photography Club 3; Class Secretary 1; News Leader Youth Editor 4,5; Quill Proofreader 4; Dramatics Club 4. JOANN COLEMAN FHA 4; Pep Club 5; Adloyho Club 4,5. GENEVA CAROL COOPER Eighth Grade Softball 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Curtis Campaign Representative 1; Adloyho Club 1,2,5; Photography Club 2,3; Chorus 3,4; SCA Repre- sentative 2; FHA 2,3,4,5 (Songleader, Represent- ative to FHA Camp 5); Junior Red Cross 1,4 (Secretary 5) ;JV Cheerleader 2,3; Varsity Cheer- leader 5. THOMAS GILES CRUMP Keep Virginia Green Club 3,4. GRAHAM RILEY DANIELS Football 2,3,4,5; Varsity Club 3,4,5; Track 2,3,4,5 (Manager 1); Keep Virginia Green 3,4 (Crew Leader 4). WILLIAM AUGUST DEAN Football 3,4,5; Track 3,4,5; Varsity Club 4,5; Keep Virginia Green 3,4,5; Band 3; Quill Staff 5. JAMES ANTHONY DUNNAVANT Junior Red Cross 3; Keep Virginia Green 3,4; Chorus 5. PATRICIA ANNE DUNNAVANT FHA 3,4,5. MERCER PARROTT FAW Keep Virginia Green 3,4,5. JEANNE PAJGE FITZGERALD oh BEE Dramatics Club 4,5; Adloyho Club BARBARA GLENDA FORREST FHA 4,5 (Junior Homemakers’ Degree 5) ; Adloyho Club 2. Band 3 (Secretary). ELIZABETH ANN FRAZIER FHA 3,4,5; Adloyho Club 3,4; Majorette 3,4,5; SENIOR DATA Chorus 3,4,5; Office Assistant 4,5. EVELYN PHYLLIS FULGHAM Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5; FHA 3,4,5; Basketball 3; Junior Play 4. i DOROTHY FRANCES GALLIER Smithfield-Junior Red Cross Representative 4; Class Secretary 4; Monogram Club 4; Majorette 4; Thomas Dale-Class Vice-President 1; Class Sec- retary 2; Curtis Campaign Representative 2; Jun- ior Red Cross Representative 1,2,3; JV Cheer- leader 1.2.3 (Head Cheerleader 3); FHA 2,3,9 (Convention Delegate 3) ; Hockey 5. EDWARD LINWOOD GETTINGS Keep Virginia Green 2,3,4; Motion Picture Oper- ator 2,3,4. CHARLES SAMUEL GILBERT Safety Patrol 1,3; JV Football 3; Varsity Foot- ball 4; Manager 5; Quill Staff 4. MYRTLE ISABEL GRAHAM FHA 3,4. WILLIAM GORDON GRANT Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 4); Key Club 2,3, 4.5; Reflector Staff 1; Quill Staff 4; Band 1,2; Boys’ State 4. LAMAR EDWARD GRAY JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Quill Staff 4. : STANLEY RICHARD HAGUE, III St. Christopher—Bulldog Football 1; JV Football 2; Outdoor Squad 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Thomas Dale—JV Football 3, Varsity Football 4; Junior Play 4, Keep Virginia Green 3,4,5; Dramatics Club 4,5; Glee Club 3,4. CATHERINE JOYCE HARLOW FHA 3,4,5 (Historian 5); SCA _ Representative 3.4.5; Adloyho Club 3,4,5; Quill Typist 4; Office Assistant 4,9. JANE GORDON HOWERTON Library Club 1; SCA Representative 1; JV Bas- ketball 1; JV Cheerleader 3; Miller and Rhoads Teen Council 4; Times-Dispatch Teen Board 4,5; Varsity Cheerleader 4,5; Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 4); Dramatics Club 3; Photography Club 3 (Vice-President 3); Quill Art Editor 4; FHA 5; Curtis Campaign Representative 1,2,3; Junior Play 4: News Clinic Representative 4, Quill and Scroll 4.5 (President 5) National Honor Society 5. TERRY REED JOHNSTON Keep Virginia Green 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 2,3,4 (Co-Captain 4) ; Track 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4 (President 4); Har- grave Military Academy-Football 5; Basebail 5; Track 5; Basketball 5; Daniel Webster Literary Society 5; Dean’s List 5. CHARLES ROOSEVELT KCRAGET Track 4,5; Key Club 5; Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 4); Keep Virginia Green 4; Safety Patrol 2.3.4; Junior Red Cross Representative 5; SCA Alternate 4; Quill Staff 4; Business Manager of the Reflector 5; Curtis Campaign Representative 5. DOROTHY ODELL KCRAGET Powhatan—FHA 2,3,4; Junior Homemakers’ De- gree; SCA Committee. WILLIAM POPE LIVINGSTON Adloyho Club 2; JV Basketball 2,3; Keep Virginia Green 3,4; Key Club 4,5. CECIL MELVIN LUCAS Football 2,3; Junior Red Cro ss 3; Keep Virginia Green 4; Chorus 4,5; Football Announcer 9. NAOMI RUTH LYLE Chorus 5. NANCY VICKI LYNN Photography Club 2,3; Library Club 2; Adloyho Club 3,4,5 (Shield 4); Quill and Scroll 4,5 (His- 97 9) torian) ; News Clinic Representative 4; Newspaper Reporter 4,5; FHA 5; Dramatics Club 4,5 (One- Act Play 4); Quill Staff (Features) 4; Junior Red Cross Alternate Representative 4; Reflector Staff (Photography Editor) 5; Curtis Campaign Rep- resentative 2,4; School Radio Reporter 4,5. BRENDA WAYNE MARTIN Quill Reporter 1; Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 3, Bar 5); FHA 2,3,4,5 (Historian 4, Secretary 5) ; Quill Typist 4; Reflector Staff (Typist) 5. WILLIAM HENRY MARTIN, Jr. Adloyho Club 2,3. RACHEL O’NEIL McFADDEN Junior Red Cross Representative 1; Adloyho Club 10253 4e Oe EVAG 3.4.0. ELIZABETH AUGUSTA McGEE FHA 4,5 (Historian of Lantroknights 5); Junior Play Prompter 4; Adloyho Club 3,4,5 (President 5); Dramatics Club 4,5. MARY BYRD MICOU Reflector Staff 2, Co-Editor of the Reflector 5; JV Cheerleader 3; Quill Editor 4; Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 4, Bar 5); Photography Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 4,5; Quill and Scroll 4,5 (Secretary 5); National Honor Society 5; Prose Reading 4; Thalhimer’s Teen Council Repre- sentative 4; SIPA Convention Delegate 3; Curtis Campaign Representative 2; Foreign Forum Rep- resentative 4; Junior Play Cast 4. MARY ANN MILLER JV Gheerleader 1,2,3; Photography Club 2,3; FHA 3,4,5; Adloyho Club 2. THOMAS RAY MILLER Football 2,3,4,5; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basket- ball 4; Track 3,4; Varsity Club 4,5; Keep Vir- ginia Green 3,4. MARTHA GAYLE MITTEN FHA 1,3,4,5. SHIRLEY ANN MOORE Chorus 1; Junior Red Cross Representative 1; Library Club 1; FHA 1,2,3. ROBERT BERKELEY MOSELEY Junior Varsity Football 3; Quill Staff 4. FAY DICKERSON MOTLEY Library Club 1,2,3 (President 5); Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (shield 3) ; Junior Play Prompter 4; Quill Staff 4,5; Chorus 5; FHA 4,5. SHIRLEY ANN MOTTO Junior Red Cross Representative 2,4; SCA Rep- resentative 3; Hockey 3; Varsity Club 3,4,5; FHA 3,4,5; Junior Homemaker’s Degree 4; Quill Staff 3; Photography Club President 3; Girls’ Chorus 3,5. JAMES ASHLEY NELSON Junior Red Cross Representative 1; SCA Alternate Representative 4; Keep Virginia Green 4; Foot- ball 4,5 (Co-Captain 5); Basketball 4,5; Baseball 3.4.5; Track 4,5; Varsity Club 5; Class Vice- President 5. BESSIE JEANNETTE O’KENNON Safety Patrol 2; Library Club 4; Adloyho Club 3,4,5; FHA 4,5. BRENDA CORNILE PAMPLIN Chorus 4,5; FHA 3,4,5; Adloyho Club 2,3,4. JOYCE ANN PATE SCA Representative 1; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 2; FHA 3.4.5 (Vice-President 5) ; Dramatics Glub 4.5 (Vice-President 4 President 5). JAMES WILLARD PATTERSON Bruce—4-H Club 1,2,3; Hi-Y Club 2,3,4; Thomas Dale—Key Club 5; National Honor Society 9. FRANK WILLIAM PIOTROWSKI JV Football 3; Varsity Football 4,5; Track 4; Varsity Club 4,5; Key Club 5; SCA Representative 5; Keep Virginia Green 4; Quill Staff 4. SENIOR DATA JUDY MARIE PRIDE ; Adloyho Club 1,2,3,4,5 (Shield 3, Bar 5); Library Club 1 (Secretary-Treasurer); Chorus 2; FHA 3,4,5 (Vice-President 4, Jr. Homemaker’s Degree 4); Quill Staff 4; Reflector Staff 5; National Honor Society 5 (Secretary) ; Office Assistant 4; Knight’s Review Staff 4. Dramatic Club 5. LOIS ANNA RONK Richland Township—4-H 1,2; FHA 4,5; Chorus 3.4.5; Daniel—Life Club 3,4,5 (President 5); SCA Representative 4., GEORGE LESTER RUDOLPH, Jr. Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5; Band 1,2; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4,5; Track 3,4,5; Varsity Club 4.5; Keep Virginia Green 3 ss . Junior Play Cast 4. CLEO ANN SAVAGE FHA 1,2,4,5; Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 5); Chorus 4,5 ; Safety Ratrolele2. ELIZABETH OLD SHACKLEFORD Photography Club 2,3; FHA 3,4,5. JUDITH MORGAN SHELTON Curtis Campaign Representative 1; Adloyho Club 2.4.5 (Shield 4); FHA 3,4,5 (Treasurer 4, Federa- tion Treasurer 5, Junior Homemaker’s Degree 4) ; Quill Staff (Elementary Editor 4) ; Reflector Staff (Typist 5); Knight’s Review Staff (Typist 4). ROBERT GRAYSON SINCLAIR Track 3,4,5; Chorus 5. GERALDINE THELMA SIRRY SCA Representative 1; Curtis Campaign Repre- sentative 1,5; Library Club 2; Chorus 5. MAE LEE SMITH FHA 3,4,5; Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 5); Junior Play Cast 4; SCA Alternate 4; Chorus 3. EARLE SPENCER, Jr. Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5; Key Club 4,5 (President 5) ; Basketball Manager 4; Baseball Manager 4; Var- sity Club 4,5. JANE LILLIAN STRANG Adloyho Club 2,5; Library Club 4 = (Vice- President) ; Daniel—Life Club 4,5 (Secretary 5). MARGARET WITHERSPOON SWINEFORD Band 1; FHA 1,3,4,5; Adloyho Club 2,3; Hockey 3% Photography Club 3: Chorus 4,5. RONALD KAY SYNAN . Band 1,2; ‘Chorus 3,4,5; Track 4,5; Football 5. BYE IE IE NZ JEAN TAYLOR. Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 4); FHA 4,5; Junior Red Cross Representative 2; Class Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 4,5; Quill Staff (Typist 4); Re- flector Staff (Assistant Advertising Manager 5); Knight’s Review Staff (Typist 4); Curtis Cam- paign Manager 5; Office Assistant 4. JV Basket- ball 3; SCA Representative 4,5. ROBERT EARL TERRELL Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5; Keep Virginia Green 2,3,4; Chorus 5; Basketball 4,5; Football 5; Track 4,5; Baseball 5. JAMES HOWARD TYNER SCA Representative 2,3; Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative 3; Class President 3; Class Treasurer 4; Key Sip 4,5; Reflector Staff (Advertising Man- ager )). MARSHALL SANDFORD VAUGHAN Football 4,5; Basketball 4,5; Track 4; Varsity Club 4,5; Keep Virginia Green 4. ANNE MARIE VEST Chorus 4; FHA 3,4,5 (Junior Homemaker’s Degree 4); Junior Red Cross Representative 2; Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 4). HELEN MAE WALDEN SCA Representative 2; Adloyho Club 3,4,5 (Shield 5); FHA 4,5 (Historian 5, State Convention 4) ; Office Assistant 4,5; Quill Staff (Typist, Art 98 Staff 4); Knight’s Review Staff (Typist 4); Quill and Scroll 4,5 (Vice-President 5); National Honor Society 5; Reflector Staff (Art Editor 5); Curtis Campaign Manager Ds PATRICIA ANN WALLACE Randolph Henry—4-H Club 1,2; Art Club 3,4; Junior Play 4; Band 2. JERRY WAYNE WHICHARD Petersburg—Library Staff 2,3,4; Projection Crew 2,3,4; Distributive Education Club 4; School Newspaper (Printer, Reporter and Sports Editor) ; JV Football 2,3, (Monogram and Star). ELEANOR ANN WILEY Junior Red Cross Representative 1,3; SCA Repre- sentative 2,3; Softball 3,4; Varsity Club 4,5 (Monogram and Star) ; Library Club 2. BEVERLY RANDOLPH WILKINSON Chorus 5. LEE TATUM WILKINSON FHA 2,3,4 (Junior Homemakers Degree); Dra- matics Club 4,5; Library Club 1; Photography Club 2,3; Quill Staff (Typist 5). JOY KATHLEEN WILMOTH Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 3, Bars 4,5, Corre- sponding Secretary 4); National Honor Society 5 (Vice-President) ; FHA 3,4,5 (Junior Homemakers Degree 4) ; Quill Staff (Girl’s Sports Editor 4; Reflector Staff (Feature Editor 5); Girls Sports Radio Announcer 4; Dramatics Club 5; Hockey 2,3,4,5 (Monogram o, Co-Captain 5) ‘JV Bas- ketball 2; Varsity Basketball Bie a ye Sibel Man- ager 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4.5 (Secretary a) JAMES LEE WILSON Adloyho Club 1; Safety Patrol 3,4. GERALD EDWARD WOMACK Dramatic Club 4,5; Debating Team 5. LILLIAN ELIZABETH WOMACK JV Basketball 1,2,3; Hockey 2,3,4,5; Varsity Club 2,3,450; FHA” 374.5; Adloyho” Clubme2334or Chorus 5. DELLA MAE WOODARD FHA 1,3,4,5 (Junior Homemakers Degree 4, Em- blem 4, Chapter Degree 4); Adloyho Club 2,3, 4,5 (Shield 4); Glee Club 3; Dramatic Club 4,5; Reflector Staff 4,5 (Grade Editor 4, Typist 5); National Honor Society 4.5; Quill Staff (Typist 5): BOYD CONRAD WORLEY, Jr. Key Club 3,4,5; Keep Virginia Green 4; Quill Staff (Reporter 4,5); Basketball 4; Track 4; Junior Red Cross Alternate 3; Junior Red Cross Representative 5. PEGGY ANN WORLEY Adloyho Club 1; Junior Red Cross Alternate 2; FHA 3,4,5; Daniel—Life Club 4,5 (Reporter 4, SCA Representative 5). BARBARA JEAN WORSHAM FHA 1,3,4,5 (Emblem 4, Junior Homemakers De- gree 3, Chapter Degree 4); Adloyho Club 2,3,4,5 (Shield 5); Dramatics Club 4,5; Quill Staff (Typist 4,5, Homeroom Subscription Manager 5) ; Office Assistant 4. 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Machine work, Boiler work Structural Steel—Air Compressor for Pavement Breaking — Portable Electric and Acetylene Welding All work guaranteed 415-417 East Bank St. Petersburg, Virginia DIXIE SPORTING GOODS 211 North First Street Richmond, Virginia The brain at work “Pleasing You—Pleases Us” PERDUE’S SELF-SERVICE GROCERY Groceries, Frozen Foods Meats and Vegetables Amoco Gas and Oil River Road at Perdue Avenue Between Ettrick and Matoaca Who is that nut with the camera? Beach party Phone RE 2-9620 Compliments of N. J. ‘““JOE’’ LEE, JR. AMERICAN JOHNSON COMPANY NELSON’S GROCERY Service Fuel Oils AND Tires— Batteries — Accessories TEXACO SERVICE Colonial Heights 2109 Jefferson Davis Highway Route 5 Woodpecker Richmond, Virginia Virginia Petersburg, Virginia Phone BE 2-9767 HOME EQUIPMENT Compliments of Co., INC. Compliments of C. C. WELLS Chester, Virginia SIMMONS TRAILER PARK General Merchandise “Your Friendly General Electric Chester, Virginia Matoaca, Virginia Dealer W Ebster 4-3144 Compliments of FLIPPO BODY FENDER REPAIRING AND BELLWOOD DANCE HALL Stop 16, Petersburg Pike Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar? A summer day 104 Compliments of C. A. WILSON AND SONS Groceries and General Merchandise Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia Ain’t he a brute? Gosh—wish I could dance! TRUBY MOTOR Compliments of Compliments of COMPANY Chrysler-Plymouth THREE SISTERS STRINGFIELD’S AMOCO SERVICE Sales and Service 18 West Washington Street Chester, Virginia Dial WE 4-3381 or WE 4-9479 Lee Petersburg, Virginia Phone WE 4-3221 Chester, Virginia E. H. SAUNDERS SOUTHSIDE NURSERIES SEAR’S SHOE STORE AND SONS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR INC. Home of the Finest Shoes Wiring of All Kinds Route 15, Box 471 213 East Broadway Appliances and Lighting Fixtures Richmond, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia Phone CE 9-6030 ANS, Msi Hopewell, Virginia PIKE DRY CLEANERS 4804 Petersburg Pike Phone BE 3-1668 It needs cleaning! I need a push! 105 JOHNSON CLEANERS Diamonds— Watches Stop 23, Petersburg Pike Solid Gold and Gold-Filled Jewelry Clean Clothes Contribute to MEHL’S JEWELERS a ) Health and Happiness 1405-Hull Street Office Hours 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. Phone BElmont 2-6203 Richmond, Virginia Somebody stole my marbles. Richmond Virginia HAYCOX SERVICENTER 24 Hour Ambulance Service Quality Shell Products in Quantity GOULD FUNERAL HOME Stop 27, Petersburg Pike “Home of Personal Service” Phone BE 2-7873 214.N. 6th Av Sameera We Give S H Green Stamps ee wl: Hopewell, Virginia Mechanic on duty at all times Yea team—slurp FASHION SHOE STORE PARNELL’S RESTAURANT “Complete Shoe Outfitters” Open from 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. 1423 Hull Street Dutch Gap ; Richmond, Virginia Give her to me, son. POWERS OUTBOARD MOTOR SALES 2403 N. Lombardy St. Compliments of Mercury Outboard Motors Sales—Service . A THE CHEERLEADERS Ownes, Yellow Jacket, Sandusky Crosby Boats Phone ELgin 9-5640 Lover when you’re near me... 106 MOTTO’S ESSO GARFINKLE’S SERVICENTER Women’s Ready-to-Wear 3635 Blvd. Broadway Complete Dynamometer Service Hopewell, Virginia Colonial Heights, Va. CEdar 9-7240 RE 2-9503 The African Monster has you. Featuring Nationally Advertised SANDERS’ STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Mitton A. E. SANDERS, Owner RUSSELL AND HOLMES Phone WE 4-3391 SHOE CO. Hours 9 to 10 Weekdays 7437 Hull Street Your Patronage Appreciated ye Richmond, Va. RAINBOW DRIVE-IN Tea H. T. “Brownie” Honss Rocer “Doug” Douctas Specializing in Fried Chicken HOBBS AUTO SERVICE Bewapeaneenci and Eizzs Tie Washing, Lubrication, Tire Repair Homemade Ice Cream Minor Auto Repairs, Road Service is ._ « : Goodyear Tires, Batteries 3613 Boulevard é A © Accessories 2 4 Colonial Heights, Virginia 6th St. Randolph Roaa Hopewell, Virginia Enone RE aaa MAKE OU CLUB Telephone 3839 SHADY-SIDE MOTEL g , CHAMBERLAIN’S AND RESTAURANT ‘- BertHa Evans, Owner and Manager : . CLOTHIER Brick Cottages ' Finest Appointments Ke, 3 x ] ree me erite Delicious Home Cooked Food i yi 12 Miles South of Richmond : : 2 Sport Coats—Topcoats 8 Miles North of Petersburg on U.S. Route 1 301 A TUG NG Svea ore ct. Phone WE 4-3316 we Nd 7 _ | P. O. Chester, Va. Petersburg, Virginia Tweet. . Tweet...I found a worm... ; 8 = 107 LUCK’S BARBER SHOP BEAUTY SALON 248-250 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Tel. CE 9-6750 Air Conditioned Best Wishes to the Class of 758 from CHI CHAPTER BETA MU SORORITY I don’t believe him! ATKINS-PHILLIPS, INC. 241-243 E. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Phone CE 9-2885 Fine Furniture BUTTERWORTH’S Southside Virginia’s Leading Home Furnishers Hopewell, Colonial Heights Petersburg R. M. HUNTER Texaco Service Station 15th Ave. City Point Road “Road Service” Hopewell, Virginia Phone CE 9-7174 For Family Footwear Try GLOBE SHOE STORE Telephone CE 9-7266 201 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia 108 Join us—it’s g-r-a-n-d! N. B. GOODWYN SONS Lumber, Builder Material Chester Phone WE 4-3113 BROAD ROCK PHARMACY J. F. HoLLenBECK Hull Street and Broad Rock Road Phone BElmont 2-2334 Richmond, Virginia Where is Ann? Sure we’ll beat ’em! Seeds— Bulbs—Plants MANCHESTER MILLS Dial BElmont 2-2794 BElmont 2-1182 2105 2107 Hull Street Richmond, Virginia Compliments of PI PHI NATIONAL FRATERNITY GAMMA NU CHAPTER COLONIAL DRIVE INN RESTAURANT Petersburg, Virginia MUELLER’S SUPER MARKET Meats—Frozen Foods Vegetables—Ice Cream WE 4-3359 We Deliver Chester, Virginia DALE ESSO SERVICENTER Gas—Oil Lubrication, Wash, Polish Tires and Tubes Rt. 10 at Cogbill Road Richmond, Virginia HOPEWELL FEED SEED STORE Seeds, Feeds and Poultry Supplies 115 Poythress Street Feed Grinding Service S. Randolph Road Phone CE 9-2191 Hopewell, Virginia 109 CROSTIC’S MARKET Staples and Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables 421 Boulevard Colonial Heights, Virginia Compliments of JOHN T. PANGOLA Catch it, Goat. YX We € a : id —_ Dy Where? , If It’s From King’s It’s Guaranteed ELL’S LEADIN HOPEWELL’S G JEWELERS 108 Main St. Next to Bank of Hopewell Well, Let’s go! CITIES SERVICE PETE ED’S CITIES SERVICE Auto Repairs, Polishing and Waxing Tires, Batteries, Accessories J. E. Mory, Jr. E. E. WINsLow Cor. Blvd. Marvin Ave. Colonial Heights, Va. RE 2-427] Compliments of WOMACK INSULATION COMPANY Shenandoah, Virginia Let’s see your blackbook, Goat. Pe On Box085 221 E. Broadway PARKER’S SHOES “For the Best in Footwear” Phone CE 9-5662 Hopewell, Virginia Yep, flunked another test. 110 Compliments of KINNEY’S SHOE STORE Phone RE 2-5448 10 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia KENT’S FURNITURE Co., INC. “Dependable Furniture Since 1897” Petersburg, Virginia CLARK PRITCHARD CLOTHIERS Michael Stern Suits Bostonian Shoes—Arrow Shirts McGregor Sportswear 209 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia BILLY GILL USED CAR CENTER Ettrick, Virginia Phone RE 2-14.04 Fishing Tackle—Athletic Supplies TED CLARKE’S Compliments of SPORTING GOODS A FRIEND Johnson Motor Boats Phone 5590 How do you do number 6? Hopewell, Virginia ETTRICK ESSO SERVICENTER DRISKILL’S ESSO SERVICENTER M. G. Harp Chesterfield Ave. River Road High Low Market Sts. Ettrick, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia Phone RE 2-2623 Where’s Wayne??? REgent 2-5281 or 2-9450 Magazines and Newspapers REESE’S NEWS STORE DIXIE WHEEL COMPANY Fountain Service OF Phone CE 9-2333 SOUTH RICHMOND 217 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Your Two Rexall Stores GEORGE’S 100 Broadway 267 Broadway “The Shopping Corner” Broadway and Main Sts. Hopewell, Virginia At the Hop Hopewell, Virginia tal But I didn’t do it! W. T. GRANT COMPANY Shopping Center 22 W. Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia Lucky girl, three dates at once! Compliments of CHESTERWOOD SERVICES SEAY JOLLY General Auto Repairs Gas—Oil—Accessories Stop 23, Petersburg Pike Phone BElImont 2-5886 Richmond, Virginia Compliments of GRANTHAM’S RESTAURANT BElmont 2-5279 ATlantic 8-6630 HARRIS BENNIE FLORIST Flowers for Every Occasion Owned and Operated by E. Crarporne Curtis W. WILBURN 4806 Petersburg Pike Richmond, Virginia NEW LOCATION HILLTOP BARBECUE 161 Chesterfield Ave. Ettrick, Va. Open daily 11:30 a.m. to 12 Midnight ALLEN VAUGHAN—Owner Phone RE 2-9605 HARWELL’S HARDWARE Hardware—Paints—Garden Supplies Chester, Virginia Phone WE 4-3388 You’ve got a dimple! Compliments of CANNON SHOE STORE 126 Sycamore Street Petersburg, Va. Here’s your prize! Modern Cold Storage Vaults on premises NEWCOMB’S MARKET for furs, woolens, rugs CRUMPLER CLEANERS Unexcelled cleaning Groceries, Meats, Vegetables Frozen Foods Custom cleaning 15 Willis Road Dial REgent 3-844] Phone BE 2-7942 906 Boulevard Did you hear the one about—? Colonial Heights, Va. HARRIS-BRENAMAN J.T. MORRIS SON INC. INCORPORATED FUNERAL HOME Athletic Supplies—Sporting Goods Petersburg, Virginia 117 East Grace St. 102 years of service to the people of Richmond 19, Virginia Chester Chesterfield County, Va. What is this younger generation coming to? Dial MIlton 8-4796 24-hour ambulance service McGUIRE PARK PHARMACY, INC. POWELL TEXACO “Prescriptions Our Specialty” Complete Auto Service Sodas—Sandwiches Stop 17, Petersburg Pike 4400 E. Broad Rock Rd. Richmond, Va. Phone BE 2-9051 What’s that phone number again? Phone BE 2-5644. CHESTERFIELD TREE SERVICE We take down dangerous and dead BEST’S GROCERY AND GULF SERVICE STATION trees, do tree pruning and tree : ° Fresh Meats—Vegetables topping. We also have a nursery and sell all kinds of shrubs and shade : Frozen Foods and Mdse. trees. We do landscape gardening. Leaf molds for borders fully covered ; : ‘ Hickory Road Route 5 by insurance. : Route 10, Box 372 Richmond, Va. Phone BElmont 3-44.00 Petersburg, Va. Wait’ll they taste this! Phone REgent 3-4297 i Compliments of MARKS CLOTHING COMPANY Hopewell, Virginia Happy Thanksgiving! WILLIAMSON’S ESSO SERVICE CENTER 200 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia LaVOGUE CLEANERS, INC. “Where Quality Becomes a Habit” 36 Chesterfield Avenue Ettrick, Virginia Phone REgent 3-6115 weeny iu, LUBMAN’S dil Ladies’—Men’s—Boys’ Wear iH Uk 231-233 North Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia Phone REgent 3-9731 ALDRIDGES Botany “500” Jarman Shoes Largest Men’s and Boys’ Store in So uthside Virginia Every Mouthful—An Invitation To Come Back For More SWIFT CREEK FARMS RESTAURANT Colonial Heights. Virginia “Quality made us Famous” 114 NABORHOOD STORE 407 Willis Road Rete Dyes Meats—Frozen Foods Vegetables—Ice Cream Habla usted el espanol? Did you see Wyatt Earp last night? JONES PURE OIL STATION Lubrication—Auto Accessories Ratpu H. Jones, Proprietor 516 West 100 Road Phone WE 4-3227 Compliments of ARNETTE’S Compliments of BUILDERS SUPPLY Drive In Restaurant CENTRAL DRUG COMPANY OF Home of Good Food Air Conditioned COMPANY HOPEWELL, INC. U.S. Route 1 301 Free Delivery Service 903 City Point Road Colonial Heights, Va. ; CE 9-2112 Hopewell, Va. PRONE ade Tel. REgent 2-6911 J. S. RITCHIE SONS, INC. RITCHIE’S HARDWARE IMPLEMENT CO. One Stop Shopping Center for Feed—Seed—Hardware—Baby Chicks John Deere Machinery Poultry Supplies—Norge Appliances Phone REgent 3-7333—REgent 3-6333 Petersburg, Va. Sssss-boom! Queen Suza’ The Smartest Dressers Shop at THE EAGLE PANTS SHOP 1605 Hull Street Phone BElmont 2-4119 A bunch of crazy Armenians. And she said MIDWAY RADIO TV L. W. T. BULIFANT, INC. SERVICE GLASSHOUSE GENERAL INSURANCE (Guaranteede Work) RESTAURANT So; Prankln Street Curtis H. Ecc.teston, Owner Stop 29, Petersburg Pike Route 2, Chester, Va. Phone BElmont 3-5589 Petersburg, Virginia Phone WE 4-3733 115 LEO MYERS Agent: All types of insurance Office: Chester, Virginia Phone: Chester, WE 4-3361 Residence: Rt. 15, Richmond, Va. Phone: BElmont 2-7532 A funny joke! NATIONWIDE INSURANCE “Southside Virginia’s Finest for All Your Needs” Phone RE 2-8111 132 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Stand back, girls. LYTTLE AND BARNES SANITATION CO. Septic Tanks Manufactured —Installed—Serviced Office and Plant: Belt Blvd. Hopkins Road POBox A205 Richmond 24, Va. SOE. LYPTre—_bh2-3029 F. W. Barnes—BE 2-0759 Death Row. FRANK BECK’S AMOCO SERVICE Tires—Batteries— Accessories 5324 Petersburg Pike Richmond 24, Virginia Phone BElImont 2-9614 AMOCO No, I’m not married. 116 BILL MURPHY SONS Highest Quality Fuel Oil and Kerosene Prompt Service 24 Hr. Burner Service Call RicHMond MILton—4-94.56 CHESTER WEBSTER—4-3228 “Close enough to keep you warm” Office and Plant Located Stop 26!4 Petersburg Pike Formerly Bellwood Motor Co. Richmond’s Only Plymouth Dealers WARD MOTOR CORPORATION 216 Petersburg Pike Richmond, Virginia U.S. Royal Tires—Kelly-Springfield Tires LEETE TIRE BATTERY COMPANY Exide Batteries—Recapping and Vulcanizing C. H. Phone 3-6231 Blvd. 1905 Colonial Heights EK. H: Leere, Prop. 2nd Henry Sts. Petersburg, Va. Home Phone: RE 2-3044-. Business Phone: RE 2-3231 or 3-6231 Give it to me. Compliments of SOUTHSIDE BUILDERS SUPPLY CORP. Belt Blvd. at Rt. 60 Office Warehouse—Dial BE 2-25563 Night Phone—Dial BE 2-2669 L. E. McALLISTER, JR. S. B. BucHAM Oh this stubborn drawer! 117 Compliments of MOORE’S BRICK COTTAGES and AIR CONDITIONED RESTAURANT Richmond-Petersburg Pike Mr. Mrs. G. C. Crump Phone WE 4-3402 McCOY MOTOR COMPANY Richmond-Petersburg Pike No. 1 Highway Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone: Chester, WE 4-3261 Richmond, BE 3-2894 Chester, Virginia The S. C. A. meets again. ( General Outdoor Advertising Co.. Compliments of GENERAL OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO. 1000 Petersburg Pike Phone BE 241211 No, not me! Be Healthy—Look Healthy Drink Milk VIRGINIA DAIRY COMPANY “The Home of Better Milk” Dial ELgin 5-2838 I didn’t see ya! Compliments of C. E. LUNDIN Look who I picked up! THE HOPEWELL NEWS covers the eastern part of Chesterfield County News, Stationers and Printers 109 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Who’s the friend? A CAREER With A Future! If you like science and mathe- matics, consider engineering for your caseer! Engineering is the field of today and tomorrow. Progress is fast. New jobs are opening up every day. Plan for a job with a future—plan to be an engineer! ZS VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Where’s that answer? 1290 KC 1290 KC WPVA “Everyone’s Favorite” 5,000 Watts Be Bop Baby. 119 Compliments of SOUTHSIDE STOCKYARD INC. Petersburg, Va. Help! I’m being crushed. Save Current Interest Rate of 314% PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 112 Main Street Hopewell, Va. i | 7 Colonial Heights, Va. Goodness Gracious! Great Balls of Fire! 114 Pickwick Avenue PARLE ba henents MAILING SERVICES, INC. Contractors of Mailing Services List Maintenance—Circulation Management North Ave. at Moss Side Richmond, Va. . Dial ELgin 9-4037 Mr. Perdue. Compliments of USRY AUTO AND TRAILER But, Miss Hudson... 120 DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH RICHMOND DAIRY 314 North Jefferson Street Dial MIlton 4-0311 Two more demerits won’t hurt! Compliments of STANDARD DRUG COMPANY 102 N. Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia The Big Rush. BUCHANAN’S JEWELRY Jimmy BucHanan, Watchmaker 315 East Broadway Hopewell, Va. “Quality Watch Repair” Shake-A-Leg. BRANCH’S PHARMACY 6405 Broad Rock Road Phone BElmont 3-5438 “Serving Chesterfield County” Ho hum! Another day, another dollar! 121 CHESTER SUPER MARKET Quality Groceries and Meats also Hardware, Feed, Seed, Paints For the Dollar Value Dial WE 4-3241 Free Delivery Oh, I lost my place again. W. J. Samrorp, Proprietor Free Estimates | Power Equipped Prompt Service L.E. P. M. SALMON Tree Surgeons Spraying—Feeding—Topping—Trimming We Build Borders and put in Leaf Mold Fully Insured Hey, There! Phone 83-7009 Compliments of SEALTEST ICE CREAM WILSON FEED COMPANY Wirthmore Feeds, Grains, Fertilizer, Seeds Baby Chicks, Poultry Supplies Phone BE 2-0959 20th Hull St. Richmond, Va. I don’t feel so good... 122 EE ey Phone 82-9703 HUNTER AND THURSTON Amoco Gas and Oil General Auto Service Route 7, Box 445 Call For and Delivery Service Hark—A teacher cometh. Compliments of STONE’S Colonial Furniture House Chester, Virginia Phone BElmont 3-0019 Ain’t he cute! AMPTHILL SUPER MARKET All Self-Service Frozen Foods and Meats 4628-30 Petersburg Pike COLONY INN MOTEL Richmond, Va. Famous for Fine Food The rod is back. W238 Richmond, Va. COURTS MEMBER GOYNE CHEVROLET, INC. Telephone WEbster 5-3205 Dutch Gap Chester, Va. NORBERT’S JEWELERS Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry —Silverware Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Phone BE 2-7766 1609 Hull St. Richmond, Va. Norbert Roman, Proprietor 613 Osborne Road Chester, Va. Phone WE 4-3283 W. W. THOMPSON CO., INC. 104 North 19th MIlton 4-295] Congratulations HERMAN JO’S DRIVE-IN 4108 Petersburg Pike Chesterfield’s Home in Richmond, Va. Dairy Preme—Ice Cream Pit Barbecue Hamburgers—15¢—Hot Dogs 124 (Gasp!) How’re we doing? What station? Thomas Dale 8 Benedictine 6 Compliments of y , THE LIFE ‘S855 OF VIRGINIA SINCE 1871 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Aw come on, wake up! CHESTER SUPPLY COMPANY and BEAZLEY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Fresh Meats—Groceries— Hardware —Paint Seed—Feed—Shoes—Dry Goods—Toys Phone Chester 2171—We Deliver Excuse me, how do you get to the physics lab? Compliments of VIRGINIA MUSIC NOVELTY COMPANY Sure, we'll win! l f Our Principal. Compliments O SOUTHERN MATERIALS CO., INC. Gossip Queen. WOODFIN BROTHERS R.F.D. 7, Box 310 Richmond, Virginia Phone BElmont 2-491] Stick °em-up. Virginia Interstate Contract Carrier Insured Cargo Flats, Refrigerators, and Van Type Equipment Expedited Service from or to any Point in Virginia “Woodfin’s for Service” Take two, they’re cheap! 126 Complete Picnic Facilities For Reservations Call WEbster 7267 MOORE’S LAKE Petersburg Pike South’s only lake with underwater lights More of everything DM Fan Club. 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 Owner: J. P. SPINNER 46 S pty Reflector Party. : PP Ieee: Compliments of Are the fish biting? A FRIEND Sneaky! 127 What seems to be the trouble? Dull party. Mable, Mable, strong and able— DODD’S MOBILE HOMES Sales — Repairs — Parts | G. H. Dopp anp Son Phone WEbster 4-323 1 Ul See, Woe LOL: Chester, Va. MAGEE’S The Village Shopping Center Chester, Virginia Phone WE 4-315] Compliments of HOUSE’S FOOD HOUSE E. ALVIN SMALL FUNERAL HOME INC. 2033 Boulevard Colonial Heights, Virginia Phone RE 3-6886 Pin-up girl. Standing on the corner! English Class. 129 Ho-ho, ain’t he funny! Girls, girls and more girls! Did you hear that? Commercial—Industrial— Residential Construction Call CEdar 9-2375 or CEdar 9-5005 Designers, Developers, Builders, and Decorators Free Estimates—All Work Guaranteed BOGESE CONSTRUCTION CO. 15th and Elm Streets Hopewell, Virginia HARRIS-FLIPPEN CO., INC. 715 East Main Street Richmond, Va. Phone MI 4-3019 Athletic, Fishing, and Hunting Equipment 130 Hell o! Stop, Mr. Crump! L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts Leading Manufacturers of Class Rings and Pins Commencement Announcements Diplomas—Medals—Trophies Class Rings and Commencement Announcements For Seniors of Thomas Dale High School Are Balfour Made eed 3 of a kind! a e ( : A, Q o” Oe ‘CASTON STUDIO 219 East Grace Street Phone MlIlton 9-0356 132 ae 3 a