Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1959 volume:

YQ!!! Ml e Q ' he Q ' 2 y A K K V, W 7 ,Q Y . Q K 2, M ' ' x sn up Q -I IJ Q' K' V.w V ,1 ' 1-Z 3 , if y ur?. gpm I , ' 5 TQ ' J T I A ,-In 1. 2 v The 1959 Monticello Published by the Students of Thomos Jefferson High School RICHMOND, VIRGINIA -4:1 V 1 4 YV' ...L.L.. Foreword Graduation' ls rt the end or the begxnnmg7 What has It meant to spend tour years at Thomas Jefterson7 Every day students have entered the doors beside which are carfed these words from Thomas Jelsferson To enable efery man to rudge for hm' self what wall secure or endanger hrs freedom Yes hush school has enabled us to become more mature IH our thnnlung to evwt uate ideas carefully before acceptrng them as true N 1 been confronted wuth the great Ideas ot sctentrsts hrstornans on to us We have learned to worn with others rn class an tn extracurrlcular actwrtres We have participated tn the gcverr ment of 'he school through the Student Partrcrpatzon Assocfatuon The outside world has come to us with our exchange student All ol these expertenc shave been crowded Into four y ars Th s canno be the end tndeed at can be only the begtnmng Thomas Jefferson what have you meant to us7 Our reoly as un the words ol our Alma Mater Thou hast taught us how to ltve . . . I C,- . 4 '. . l' e he ve mathematicians, and authors who have passed their knowledge . ' ' ' ' d ' - ' ' . f ' - s. ' e ' e . 5 ? I . y . . . n A Faculty Page 12 Classes Page 24- Milltary Page 166 Activities Page 108 Sports Page 180 School Life Page 196 Ads Page 206 Table of Contents Dedicated To . . . ln the middle of a busy day, Mr. Hancock takes time to discuss with lynore Katz her college plans. hr ilr. nl Pmvtx Mr. Hancock interrupts his reading to greet a parent. His main interest was in the students' education, To you, Mr. Coalter C. Hancock--second principal of Thomas Jef- ferson High School-we dedicate this 1959 Monticello. For the past sixteen years you have dedicated your life to your school, in- spiring and guiding the students through their years at Thomas Jefferson. You have made our happy times memorable and our problems seem trivial. You became principal in 1942 when the world was in the midst of a war. You encouraged our teachers to instill in us those basic ideals for which our nation was waging that war. You guided us through the succeeding years when our world witnessed V-J Day, V-E Day, the development of superior weapons of destruction, and the advancement in medical science. Today we are still trying to strengthen our scientific research and agricultural development so that we may prevent World War III. It is obvious to anyone that much has taken place in the past six- teen years in our world: and you, during those years devoted a great part of your life to the welfare of the younger generation, preparing us to face this world of both war and peace. Thomas Jefferson has kept us mentally alert and challenged us to face whatever lies ahead after graduation. In the last two years you have tried to broaden our knowledge by adding courses on the college level to our curriculum. As a result of these courses many students are able to receive advanced placement in college. Mr. Hancock, for these things and many others we are grateful to you. We thank you for making us a small part of your life, and for this reason we dedicate to you our 1959 Monticello. milf ? Q5 i C Z- M Through Guidance My' f J L ,ff Facult Life is a continuous cycle which stops for no one. Everyone wants to live life to its fullest, but many are not able to do so because they have not had the proper guidance. Whether it be a baby or an adult, everyone needs a helping hand at one time or another. A high school student may think he knows everything until he takes one step in the wrong direction and finds himself looking hope- fully toward his parents for help. Little does he realize that he is always receiving help from his school as well as his parents. High school teachers must be able to give a student both book sense and, to an extent, some common sense. At Thomas JeFferson the teachers take an interest in each student's problems. In this way a student feels that he always has a guiding hand to which to turn. High school gives one more than prepara- tion for college or jobs, it gives him a better understanding of life, problems he will face, and most important, a knowledge of himself. Those who respect the school rules make good citizens, and those who learn the meaning of friendship by having friends make true friends. Today we are living in a world of turmoil. If we would heed the advice of others maybe we might be able to advance in a way that would bring credit to ourselves, our families and our school. LL AM W P INCIPAL Admlnlstratlon Mr Wrllram W Brock as new prrncrpal of Thomas Jetterson Hrgh School had great re sponsrbrlrtr s rn servrng our school thrs past year Mr Brock drd more than hrs dutres as prrncrpal he dad an exceedrngly good rob rn not only carryrng out the actrvrtres ot the school M Brock expla ns the class schedule to Alan Werb ouck F ench fo egn e change student but rn becomrng acquarnted wrth the students rndrvrdually He has had many years of experr ence wrth students ot all ages Before comrng to Thomas JeHlerson Mr Brock had spent twen ty two years wrth the publrc schools Although hrstory was the mayor ot our new prrncrpal rn college he became Interested rn the teachrng professron shortly after graduatrng from V PI rn l934 Mr Brock strll has a strong desrre to contrnue hrs educatron for at the present trme he rs a phrlosophy student at the Unrversrty of Vrrgrnra Although he has completed hrs class work he wrll not recerve hrs Ph D degree untrl he has completed hrs drssertatron on whrch he rs now workrng Besrdes the trme whrch rs devoted to school actrvrtres Mr Brock Ends trme to partrcrpate IU many other actrvrtres H rs a member ot the Krwanrs Club the Torch Club and he rs a Lreutenant Colonel rn the Army Reserve A great deal ot hrs trme rs spent wrth hrs two chrldren Angrer eleven and Brll nrne Mr Brock enloys workrng wrth students on the hrgh school level and he feels that rt rs an honor to be our new prrncrpal VVI I . BROCK, JR, R f o o o . .. . e T2 NEST W M ONEY WARD N SM Assustant Pruncupal Assustant Pruncupal and Counselors 'Z' s Mozellc P Be M ss M ldred B a e AssMayGJoda MssCIaaNo fleet The guudance program at Thomas Jefferson was cre ated for the purpose of helpung the students make the many decusuons whuch develop un the tour years ot hugh school Our counselors Mrs Bennett Muss Brame Muss Jordan and Muss Norfleet devote endless hours to ar rangung schedules so that each student mught be able to take the courses whuch wull Ht hum tor whatever he wull do atter hugh school Each year the guudance depart ment guves varuous tests In the tenth grade both tne Calutornua Mental Maturuty Test and the Amerucan Coun cul of Educatuon Test are guven One ot these measures the students mental abuluty whule the other tests hum tual relatuons The eleventh grade students are recuuuuecl to take the Junuor Aruthmetuc Test to determune theur protlcuency un aruthmetuc In the tweltth grade a dutller ent test from the Amerucan Councul ot Educatuon us guven Thus test determunes the abuluty ot the student to do college work Our counselors help the students pre pare tor graduatuon by havung the unvutatuons ordered and the caps and gowns fitted The guudance depart ment us a very umportant part ot the lute ot the student un thus hugh school 13 E R . O , J R. E D . I T H i T' - , u 1 V u 4 1 1 . 1 ' Mr , . nnett I i r m I I H ' l T on his knowledge ot rnathematlcs, vocabulary, and spa- A I r . r n i r r I I I I I 1 ' . . . , . Q Mlss Nancy B Gary Department Head Albrnght hat M1 s Lula Crenshaw Mrs Margaret Hyatt G Rey Ben,-,eff Mrs EluzabethM Bowers Mrs NormaC Broaddus M5353 V? Miss Vargonua Taylor Drew Mrs MargaretS Gallaway Mrs Martha S Howell Engllsh and Communlctlon Ninety teachlng hours each day are devoted to the study of English our native language Skull nn the use of language as essentlal whether one be a home economics malor or a physrcs malor The learnung ot other sublects depends on the students understandlng ot hrs language Thomas Jetterson requures tour years ot Englush for students who wlsh to re celve a dlploma Classes In grammar and composition are requlred of all students each year Each student IS taught the organization of the Englush language for rt IS necessary to understand the organization In order to have full use of the language as a tool Learnlng the form of Englush and the way to use It IS Beverly Davls Stephen Galleher and Pat Ryan practlce then' speech by glvmg raduo announcements essential for success rn all tlelds Students are taught how to use theur knowledge ot read Ing and wntung In many ways A study of the works of writers such as Shakespeare IS a means of galnlng an apprecratuon ot good llterature Although many students may nev er enter the Iournallstlc fleld the study of llterature helps everyone learn how to express himself clearly and to appreciate the beauties of has language Speaklng IS as Important as wntlng because It IS the basns of all soclal re lations One who can speak well often makes good In busrness and makes many fnends as well Thomas Jetterson s speech class was created for thus purpose It helps students de Oral bock revlews add an Interest to Englnsh class Patsy Clark m turn reports on the book she has read y s ,s c f. -ll --:. - +- !'s e c r ff- O O O 14 English luterature ns taught In the second half of the sensor year ln addmon to the short stones and poems the Shakespearean play Hamlet IS studned Sandra Meyers and Susan Rosenbloom listen to records as Mnss Lowance explams velop conversatxonal and speaknng abulutles This past year Thomas Jefferson set up an English class which was taught on an ad vanced level The students, who were recom mended for thus class by a previous Englush teacher found that In addltlon tothe regular twelfth grade course they had experuence nn writing compositions on a college level The Engllsh department of Thomas Jefferson ns prepared and guute able to gnve the students a good sound knowledge ofthe language we speak 41 'Vlrs .losephnneT Krntzer Mnss Alma V Lovvance Mlss Helen R Marks Mrs Anne Plunkett Mnss Esther E Snngleton Mrs Eleanor W Smnthey Mnss Estelle N Tankard Mnss Anne K Wnlllams Mrs Frances N Wlmer 41 N T5 l l 11 ,, . . . . . , , . . - 1 1 1 1 A , g i ,J 1 v V' 1,2 1 . . T .4 Q 1 lf ' 1 , I , I , 4 4 . V . . Xi.. - 1' !1i.':-E+ ': 'ff5:g., X c ' ' , f 31. f - , J '23 . f 3 Miss Helen E. Bateman Miss Sue M. Beaman f J l Mrs. Katherine T. Brumble Mrs. Estelle Gratz Bugg Miss Frances Givens Miss Jeanette Henna Mrs Lucille E King Mrs Elizabeth T Pond MI s Martha C Pulliam Karl H Stutzman Mrs CarolynW WIlson Mrs lda W Wanderer Mrs Doris Moore Turner athematlcs Having moved from the crude stages, science today IS a story of achIevement Gradually we have observed the growth of programs for safety from diseases for Improvement of hu man behavior, and the development of Indus Dr Irby not only teaches the advanced chemistry class at Thomas Jefferson three days a week but he also has a full nme job as a research chemlst at American Tobacco Co try through science Considering the great service which scientists and engineers render to mankind they should be among the most honored of men Today the Space Age makes even greater demands upon scientists and tory as a most Important era The future of our SCISHTITTC achievements lies In the hands of the up and coming young men and women of the world Thomas Jetterson otters many valuable courses to those students who wish to enter either the scientatic or the engIneerIng fields These subgects Include algebra geome try trigonometry solId geometry chemistry and physics Although these are requIred sublects for would be scIentIsts and engineers students are requIred to take the basic Eng lIsh foreign language and history courses Thomas Jefferson s Science Club enables stu dents to understand the vast changes whlch e engineers. This Space Age will go down in his- I6 m flhw NC' Biology IS one of the most lnferestmg scsences studied by man Mrs Fmch pomts our the vanous organs of the human body as Tommy Jenkms looks on Sclence are Taknng place ID The world Today therefore from Thomas Jefferson enTer The talent search graduates of Thomas Jefferson are well ID contesTs from which they gain special recog Tormecl and are able To enTer either the sclen nutlon ofTen In Terms of a scholarshap vvhlch Tnhc or the englneernng fields Many sTudents enables Them To go on wnth research Lawrence W Jarman Mrs Ruth P Brownmg Charles C Cooper Mlss Vtrguma C Ellen Sclence Department Head Mass Helen R Gull Mrs Maman P Flnch Mtss Lynde'e A Pm Mrs Amana A Saunders Jo eph C Uram ere Q, 17 V at l f fa 4, , T rw f., fn at 4 sg 5 r ,N,, ' I 0 litt ig: 9' z -:.,:. , O I N . W l Muss M Vlrgnnna Sydnor Mnss Margaret F Baker Carl D History Department Head Soclal Studles 1 Bot Mnss A LaRue B andeburg Clyde B Fortna VW' Mrss Mary P Maddox Mrs Frances T Matthews Miss Brandenburg explains the American system of government to Jeannette Harrington T8 Social studies IS the name gaven to the helds of history economucs and government At Thomas Jefferson as In many other hugh schools most of the tlme devoted to the socnal studues IS spent on hnstory Asude from the re quured Unnted States history clvlcs and Amer :can government the students of Thomas Jet terson may take world hlstory or economucs A class on the college level has been eftered the last two years In the field ot European history Students who wish to obtain ad vanced placement In college have had an op portunlty to take this class Every student who has taken thus advanced course feels that he has ganned un that he as well prepared for college Socual studies develop wnthun each student a greater apprecsatnon of the :deals and pruncuples on whrch thus natuon was burlt It guves hum a chance to examune thoroughly the socnal order rn whuch he luves so that he can take an nntellugent place nn cuvuc and na tnonal affalrs ', ' W: ' ' Ziff! 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Thomas Jefferson ns aware of the fact that one garns an rntelllgent understandmg of has for elgn neughbors by berng able to speak their languages Latln French and Spanish the most popular foreign languages wnth the stu dents are taught from the untermednate level to the advanced level In this way a student may take a language In has freshman year and by contlnulng ut through has senior year he may have the advantage of recelvtng ad vanced placement In college German and Russian were among the new addlttons to the curruculum thus past year The students who took either of these languages feel that It was a challenge to take a course which so few foreign language nn college and find forengn service very Interesting work For these stu dents and those who are undeclded about thenr future Thomas Jefferson feels quite proud that she can offer the best educatlon possible In the field of foreign language Mrs Hutton helps Gene Overton learn the German language by having hum pronounce the names of German :mes Forelgn Languages Mass Mrldred A Klune Mass Mary E Beaman Mrs Dorothy S Corprew MISS Ellzabeth Eubank Department Head Mass Nancy L Frtzhugh Mass Eumce Vnrgtma Gull Muss Mary Frances Gray Mrs Thelma B Hutton 19 ' . I I . I 5' 3 I . . - schools offer. Many students major in a I e I' Mtss MarronF Smcthre Ars lseluo le P Burdc- Mrs Su Depart we wt Head V i f MY av Mrs Vx Ina A Spotght Mrs Ne Buslness ln the past many large fortunes have been made In busrness by pe sons wrth lrttle edu cation and vvrth ltttle money to start on but they have had enthusnasm and new Ideas To day rt as much more dtffrcult to start out In e as a peddler and buuld up a great busuness although It strll can be done The day us past when little or no schooling rs necessary to succeed IU the busrness world Those enterlng ,Z , WW san R an Haywvo d A Padgett A Ba baraL Rob tsot pil If . ' lI'11.q.T 1 ' 05.0 da Bane Tuclcer Mrs Mary H Wo narlf bustness vvrth less than a hrgh school educa tron are certaln to find themselves hand: capped Thomas Jefferson oFlers a busrness course which trarns students for the busrness World Courses In typrng shorthand Hllng business machrnes and clerlcal practlce eco nomlcs and bookkeeprng supply valuable assistance to those students who are unter ested rn busrness The Bookkeeprng Club at v 0, X ...' 4 A 4 2 i 4 f E A -at Q, aj I tr 7' aa: , 'Z - ' ' ' . ' A . l , n . . l. r bert t o . A rs. r . lr I l ' Rf L r-? Y wb. .. fr ax I- , ff' fs ' ,mv t.'.' 19.1 . lil ' . I t . . t o . 4 . . . H f I . . I I . I ' 1 A, . w 'i ': X' l 1 ll l l 20 Arthur W Allrson Mrs FrancesT Appler Welton E Bloxsom Miss Clyde G Carter Mrs Dorothy C Delmar 01 2 fa XWW f jf Mrs Eluzabeth Garth nght Mnss Jean Hemphnll Alton L Howell Mass Audrey Lamb Electlves Thomas Jefferson lnforms students about the business world and stimulates Interest rn bookeeplng The members vlslt local flrms, and In turn, Invite representatives from these flrms to speak at thelr meetings Thomas Jef ferson also offers an elective course to those students who do not wlsh to go to college The electuve diploma requlrements are much the same as those for a college preparatory dnploma The malor clnfference between the two as that an electlve diploma requlres only one unlt In math, one unnt IH general science, and no units In forelgn language Many stu dents who receive an electtve diploma enter the commercial field Immediately after grad uatlon, but there are some students who go to college Lt Col Oswald H Lrnck ErnestM Pennell Mass Martha L Savage Mrs Mary J Sweet s Evelyn S Swrft Mlss Edrth V Todd Miss Prlmm Turner Frank G Wendt t lfffgfff -A SE'E1EZE:EZEE5IQ2EgV4:,f I r---- as O I ' - s, VIZV 5 ,I I q as 1, 21 ff 59 -lzz .., .,.. . nf Y Y :L if 615,15 , vga' ' 5 ' Y E5 ' vwwmgp at 'Q W 2' If mmf On the front entrance to Thomas Jefferson one reads the quotation, To enable every man to iudge for himself what will secure or endanger his freedom. This high goal which was set by the school for its students requires that the curriculum provide knowledge. ln the modern world one must be alert and ready to evaluate what he sees or hears in terms of its merit to his development as a well-rounded person. Since so many students who graduate from Thomas Jefferson continue their education by going to college, the curriculum at Thomas Jefferson must be on a high scholastic level. Nevertheless, Thomas Jefferson does not neglect its business-minded students, the students who will enter the business world immediately after their graduation from high school. The school has set up an entirely separate program for them, a curriculum including courses which will be quite valuable in various fields of the business world. One can readily see that a school which has a high scholastic rating and a well-rounded program at the same time demands of the faculty a greater level of competence. This is most essential in order that the students be well-prepared to face their individual futures with open minds. Well educated teachers do not teach by method, they teach by knowledge. The faculty at Thomas Jefferson is well qualified to instill in the students the basic knowledge which will enable them to become the leaders of tomorrow, the men and women on whom our country will depend. 'XSS BQ er C fun MISS HELEN ELIZABETH BATEMAN Sponsor of the Senior Class re a J :or yo wav, 'Q you express our sfte sg' ' tw if e aoif pa' evwce gocifg ps Twoogw our 'X gh Stood ,fe .X 6 T. Class 0frf59 S1-nim' Class fJffii'f'l'S BILL HARTZ President BETTY ALLEY Vice-President BETSY CHAMBERLAIN Secretary JIMMY FORTUNE Treasurer to right: Bill Hartz, Jimmy Fortune, Betsy CI'1amberlair1,Berry Alley Seniors at last! This past year, which we have awaited so eagerly, has been filled with exciting moments which will long be remembered. The election last spring of the Student Participation officers marked the actual beginning of our senior year, for members of our own graduating class were to become the leaders of the entire student body. We elected Meade Christian, president, Nancy LaPrade, vice-president, Nancy Lee Leidy, recording secretary, Judy Pollard, corresponding secretary, and Buck Flournoy, treasurer. Also elected at this time were the seven senior senators and the officers of the senior class. All have worked hard for Thomas Jefferson during this past year and have set an example for the rest of the student body to follow. In the fall Thomas Jefferson received a new addition. Alain Wer- brouck, foreign exchange student from France, did not waste any time in adiusting to America and Richmond. His personality endeared him to all whom he met, and the Class of T959 was for- tunate in having him share with them both the happiness and the hard work of our senior year. Football, basketball, and baseball games were doubly exciting with our classmates holding lead- ing positions. Nancy Lee Leidy, elected Miss Jeff by the student body, reigned at the annual Thom- as Jefferson-John Marshall football game. At the Senior-Junior, entitled Winter Wonderland, Meade Christian and Sally Sheppard were crowned king and queen and reigned throughout the night. Now that graduation is only a few days away, we suddenly realize how much Thomas Jefferson means to us. Some of us will go to college, while others will accept iobs in various fields of interest. Whatever we may do and wherever we may go, we will always remember Thomas Jefferson, and the ideals it has instilled in us. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL-First Row: Jenny Stott, Becky Lee, Jimmy Fortune, Betty Alley, Betsy Chamberlain, Bill Hartz, Miss Helen Bateman, Judy Thompson. Second Row: Jack Barbee, Janet Judd, William Taylor, Linda Hayes, Kitty Acree, Mary Dabney Henderson, Anne Snovva, Josette Catarsi. Third Row: Herschel Gurley, Kathy Haddock, Barbara Sanford, Jimmy Stott, Bob Bernert, John Swartvvout, Bill Flournoy. Fourth Row: Steven Sager, Jimmy Thompson, George Whitby, Stuart Sanders, Alain Werbrouck. Amidst a Winter Wonderland scene of silver and blue, seniors, iuniors, and their dates danced to the music of the Collegians at the Senior- Junior on December 13. Meade Christian lrightl and Sally Sheppard ileftl, elected King and Queen of the dance by the Senior Class, are escorted to their throne by Betty Alley and Dennis Ownby, respectively, '98 Never has the expert advice of Mrs. Mozelle P. Bennett, counselor to the Class of 1959, been more needed than in our senior year. College decisions must be made and plans for the future discussed. The Senior Class is thankful that we had her experience and knowledge to support us. Phyl.is Engel discusses some of the problems If faced by all seniors with Mrs. Bennett. W Q, . Students in Senior Gsvernment classes attended City Council meetings to gain a better under- standing of their city government. left to right: Margaret Phi.brick, Ruthie Rosen, Maurice Novick, Judy Russe, Carol Sparks, Derald Hagen, and Josette Catarsi discuss some of the c::mmunity's many problems with Mayor Scott Anderson. ., , : ggggww 'ir' Z is!! f f ' f f A A f W , YQ Egan i. 45 EQ aid Judy Lealu Aaron Carlton Meade Adams Betty Ann Alley Dnanne Sfeplwame Arensteun 44 -no:-1 Katlwerlne Gray Acree FrederlclrTl1omas Adkins Mary Adams Anderson Sandra Leah Arotslry nior A Q nr--4 -...-y li QW rd- 5 Sarah Kafherme Albr qlwt Brenda Ree Alexander Jane Parlrer Andrews Wnllnam Eugene Apperson J Nicholas Georqe Aflwas Betty Jeanne Atlrms 28 A as J 4 4' 5 si? ' J Q , Q .- l K -n , 3:1 s r, s avi A M , J 1' A ' fr 1' f . SW' rw,w f 3 I nr Q . lf Z , A ' r Q-u Q52 ' Mm as - My 1 . . y 2 4 '? ' N ' 4? E if ,av -as 'Z Carol Jean Atkinson Robert CIIGYOD Barley Albert Tappan August I Madge Lee Axei Cornelna Rose Banks John Wnllnam Barbee Jr sg? x 43 --0'9 N 1 'a o 0 57 a ns Wa e Thomas Murray Baqby Jr ,Ne Se o Nasa no o a e na ma te 5 Allen DUVal Bafeford ctw servo f 13 a e O e w James Wtlton Barlow HJ W J b F5 Jayne Holden Barnett 2 I f ,W ww :eu r A ,Q ff w vf .Gy f3 IU'-' i we in 4? 1-:V 400- 9 gms Elalne Aqnes Barrett Russell Wayne Barrett Marlorle Ellen Bass Alnce Irene Bates .L- ni Dnanne Mane Baslnger Kenneth Wayne Bayne Joan Wegf Barney' S hows e s udenrs n com 302 1 f ad 73 have me Earle Elame Begg JC , wnv son 'w C, en e 5 T e r hon 1' un new Jean Tumble Bear , a d Cu ' Q60 TW D ner :me E5 ed P G JJ r Clnfford Marcellus Beasley Jr 30 J 4155 0 3 X I -9 Evelyn Soplwre Benedek Barbara MlnorBlsl1op Mary Augusla Blake ts fl? ff My 'IV :ik 5' :K -10-'if' -4-ep Barbara Lee Benner! Henry Gulrner Beauchamp Donny Pearson Blackwell Damel Francrs Berlin III Jeffrey Rend Bland Marlin Earl Blaclcwell Jr John Roderxcll Bland Jr 31 l r-Q I James Monroe Beclr Jr Nelson Kay Burlumer Ellen Lander Blalre Barbara Frances Blrnn 35 '71, . 1 . we Mn, , , W Gif 5 ' A -0 r , ,, x 1' I I S . . Q' , V.. JR nl Rnva Euqenua Bow es Loretta Boxley Carole Lynn Britton Julia Haywood Brown em s--:Y 00' it Carl Flslwer Bowmer Robert Atlas Boyk n Jr Robert Clyde Britton Jr Joan Paqe Bryan l llllll 5 41' s..-ar 4--gr ?' Joan Elizabeth Brame George Rockefeller Brldqers Mahala Jane Brooke Robert Anthony Brooks Marcia Ann Bryan Pembroke Summerfneld Bryant 32 N. X1 O I 1 ' i , , K I 5 f ft? ,Q ,V , 3, -hi' Qt 2 - f' .,f-M. A W 1 - .Jn- . I . A .R M . ' 9 ,, x . . I . . . I , . 'S' 1 Carole Lynn Buclrner Allan Sidney Buffensfeun Mary Page Burden Carol Lmn Busse Judith Ray Butler Theresa Belle Cahen -...,,w-ww l The new publuc address system for the cafererwa and recreation hall made possnble a pro Frances Bu,-gqem g am feamrlng blessmgs before and musnc durlng each meal Alam Werbroock French Raymond SCQnCampbelI exchange smdent says gra e vvhllf- students bow heads Edith Mlndell Caplan Vance Welford Carter 33 . Q. F l , It 1 era, 2 A ' -::l' Josette Marne Catarsl Hatcher Edward Challrley Robert Meade Chrustlan Jr Geraldune Grace Clare 3' , U: .1 L ' ' , I 1, I 17 V R P h 1 Martha Ellzabeth Cervarlch Carolyn Lee Cheatham Elizabeth Dexter Caudle Sandra Lelgh Chadwell Elnzabeth Alby Chamberlain Patrucla Louise Chewnlnq vr- 'INN' A Sensor Qurll ard Scroll members left to rtght Ral ton Lecky Nam, Var Sm eeven Carol Atkmson Tum Femeybough Barbara Sanford ard Jargaret Pm tbrnd part pae an the candle Inghtmg ceremoryf durmg the tall mdac won of new merrbe S 34 J -as ' ur A rer' , -J ' If of t x 5.7 xt, M-1 fff't a Y . Pa 1155 0 ' 5 'Qs 'agp- 'F Sneryhluamfa Clark Clarence WyaHCIarke Jr Gene Carol Consfrrwe Rwchard Burton Coover Wrlluam Donaid Co Wrflnam Roqers Creekrnur 4 P 'Q' -M49 fl'- Dorovny Geraldme Clar Jacquelwe Lo e Clark Charles Wesley Cloe Donald Wayne Come Harvey Lee Cross 35 Nancy CNernenfs CoNe 1 Edward George Comme! Carolyn Lee Crowder owl 5 'www F A L K I 4 M' Q f A , 1' A 1 ' A ' run A. X .. y I W I Semor 'Wh l Dolores Ann Cusvalo Joel Elllott Davuds Alvm Earl Deatlwerage Elnzabeth Ingram Dodson Emma Jones Dorruer Emily Tinsley Crump Patrncla Ann Daugherty Charlotte Ann Deane I Lula Ross Davis Rulh Dillard Declrer Barbara Hope Duesberry 36 -Q0 Cecelia Gertrude Day Frances Merecllfl1D1clrs Judy Gaye Duke i Barbara Anne Dunn Herbert Hobson Eades Jr Sandra Joy Eley Jerry Franchof Emanuel Warden Hamlin Emory Phyllis Ann Engel Sensor Class sponsor Mass Helen Bateman explams a geomeiry problem to her class Although ine sensors keep ner exvremely busy she smll must flnd some mme for veacmng mafhematlcs 37 Arlene Gloria Ellman Thomas Elmo Eppes Pamela Anne Estes Nncholas Lansunq Eubanlr I fy I , f , If , 'vs- , . li an 2 s. E, 5' I 1 ,nib Clwarles Belknap Fenner e wyn Lest r Flournoy W llwam Gusfave Flourrvcy - W -sv 'K' Pamela Davlscn Fa el a Ruchard Alton Farrow Beverly Sue Fenner Sandra Lelql'1Ferqusson Dallam Goss Ferneyhouqlw Jr P Ilp Edwln Flnppen Jr 'lf 3 4-. . .5 . I I , ., K X I ' HI. . . I .A 23 ,i fa- f - VX, V f 4 f' ai r V 71531, .. Dlanne Gay Eulxsuzlan SM ' ' '51 Q: F.: i , UH, f 1: L, Tf:-' l-flueif 5' 14-15 .'.'W'E'K5 :,f,p,' 'e rw igzgfeiz v 5 g':.,, 2' 5: 5' my V-gr S ' 9 Jr. 'A 115' T i'L.'.1f: 3 'z ,J J.. 5 2 'I Q-2'5 'GTZ 2' yn, f Q f Hass of 5 M YF gm Qi: Horace James Fortune Sarah Page Fowler Barbara Raye Forlorne yce Rae Forman Frances Arlene Fr eman Nancy Sydnor French Mary Louus Grayson Foy rley Myron Franlcel James Mclnnes Gallowxy J L nda Braxvon Gallup Jolnn Lelch r Fuqare usan Palmer Gabb Tlwornas Ge man Gar-nbrlll a rucna Anne Garcelon 39 1' . VX '52 r 'X . A I Kia HSI' 2 Qfiigfxi afefwfj' Z1-i. fx , , - 'X LT ze Q a F ' Jo e r A e Hd Q r, I Q F S rl , P f . . 01' e .Jl'lli0l'S 2? ,QW J ' r-'- P if 'Q' Qylf' T' 'BW' chi fl 1-Sli Garland Waddy Garrev? Susan Grayfred Gedney Afian Lou s Gdd Arvnur Harold Goldman Jr John Watson Gemer Romer? Eugene Gwllnam Pa r wa Ann Go dy W4Hram Garland Gowen Jr Eva Goldsveun Barbara Carol Gordon Susan Leo ma d Gm s R crmrd NobWe Green Joseph N cnolas Grabar J Robelvperce Grahum AO W1 L14 L Slwurley Jane Grlfclln Mary Aluce Guns! Sandra Tuna Green Chrrstme Grosser mrds r 'ence ne 93 5 p rgr fc me anrmal Tnornas Jefzfe sow rsnawl foo ban sc Mrss Jef? a L e L dy ser x 1 Lb EAMES WQV J' F' S Sd V9 L13 Walter Samuel Griggs Jr Wlllram l-lerscl'1elGurley Jr if x. 9 ai Joan Shrrley Gross Kathleen Scott Haddock Wnlson Derald Hagen Duane Housvon Haley 41 , Y ' , iw M 16. f . N 1 ,g gj gy I x .. ' ' 1, . , ' ' 1 ..v,, 3 F5 ,p X Q I ' Efiijgg-Q fi X A ' f a rneerng aud' af 1' p f ,, f' ' ' , r , Jon ' 'Via ' ' ' alas E, N ez, 'e el , 'cevced my ner sr pm:H'ses . rec r Cro .' ,, Tni yea' we 'a , .-.as 'w fd o r a lc' 'ado sfamom. ' K ,an if , an ,Z '99 1, 'F' z V 11 ' 3:44, , . 2' .9 f Qf ,. . ff 4 . . r . 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'gt J Q fa A '7' W ' E ' l 5 c 1 f'N J: 'Y J lllllilw -R -with ,gb-4 fd! ww 7' -IH Carolyn Vtrgtnta Hummel Fontanne Beeclue Humplwrtes Lee Bradlord Inman Anne Dallas Jaclrson Jean Mallory Hutcheson Mary Elnsabetlw lnqram Robert Lewus Jacobs Wtllnarn Bucknell Jacobs Jr Betsy Rogers Jaclrson John Russell Jaclrson Newton Waldorf Jones Jr Wlllus Oral! Jones Ill Paul Anthony Johnson Anthony Harruson Jones 411 , zi - f -' x 1 - ' J ' A , 41 :M A. ,v ,,,. Lai 5 A '- Y 1 f r al ill? 5 W., Q I 2. 'bit Carolyn Hulcher Jordan Russell Wood Jordan Ill Wesley Earl Jordan Jr Wllluarn Francus Junlun III Helen Fay Kalafat-s Marlene Sonya Kafes 'QPX ,eww Nancy Van Sclwreeven edtto nn cltnef of tne Jeffersonuan ts caught unexpe tedly whsle tw conference wttlw Joe Schwartz 'left ard Vtrgtma Moore rtght The rratorty of the cl tonal staff a e sen ors who studued gownaltsm nn their tumor year 45 Min. JanelElu1abetl'1 Judd Lynore Frances Kan Shetla Susan Katz Alfred Lee Keeton Jr W? ef 415 'Iltf 1 .6 Rrchard Boyer Keohart Edna LaVerne Kirby Howard Wnllnam Kuehl Jr Ellzabelh Gardner Lacy -an ,gh .7 -..--1 me 14 fa? 'S iff -Q' Lawrence Gerald Kessler Harriett Rae Kung John Gayle Kung Cyntl1xaLaVerne Knnghr James Patteson Ashley Knnghr Charles Phnllnps Kraemer HHN! a --W S rsh 7 A 5 e slng ornp s lan was rnfrcdbcec thus year by Mrss Nancy Gary hee o n ngll r Depa rmenr N cy Rose Tn Fe neyhougn Bef ,f Laying and Helen Wllk nson Gnd book efens rno e em ,able .Nnen grven as a panel drscassnon 46 , 'I'-:rf ,,,,, J ' .rrr ,X by ' mn Q 'ZZ : Q x , -' 1- A 1 ' ' ' . -4 M X ' Q, 'Q' Wa 12.57 ' -1 In f. F .4 , 'i , ' , X 1,-gggggzg.. -,A -K r W A ww I ' Engl x , 3' c cw' , ' N ' ' ' , df ' eE Sw r , an ' Q s ', ' ' A r 1 , r ,Q ' ' ' . l 2 I Q, a z e 5 lass Of 59 'ir -q,,,,, 1 'MV W Nancy Snmrns LaPrade Phulup Evrette Lautenslager Lnnda La under Lambeth Douglas Shorter Landrum Jr Nancy Lee Lendy Herbert Eugene Lewus Wullnam Ralston Lecky lll Mary Rebecca Lee Juduth Eluzabeth Loclrnane Davnd Morris Long Alrce Cecelra Lrgon Katheryn Ashworth Luppy Patrlcna Ann Long Elizabeth Waddell Lovmq 47 j ' I V P - 'V WH' o Y Y at , -va '. 'br' V I hx , '15--Ib' , 2 1 V 2, 7 2' 'M '59 ' V' e ' - ,.., ' ff' L ali . , A V if x i Q h . . . . V. u l ---4 wwf Qv- Beffy Lou Lowry Richard Buxlon Lunung Peqgy Jo Mclnfyre Barbara Ann Malcr LIIIOI' ' 'Q .-up Yi. wi 'VN .4-lv Lrnwoocl Rudolph Lucord Pafruc a Anne McCann Wrlllam Armnslead Mccrea Russell Greenway McAllister Jr Mary Louase McMu Henry Isadore Mauzels Wrlllam Gordon Mclfnm Joan Carolyn Mann Hang Manculuan Kennetln Mccaw Mallory Jr 48 Q . 1 R. if Q N0 V x -5 I , ,VW fd KA .MA-1 M 4 :::,, Q , V, .,.. 1 ullu, ,. 5 48 VM ,,,, ,I , 1 , N ,, f X M . . . . I H . :do . 411 if X3 , 4 ' 74, f , .41 ,gal 414' , ' I .... .. MVWC X ' ' f . , ,,A A . --,., Mlrlarn Manouklan Elizabeth Ann Marchanr Sandra Lee Marcuson Thomas Edmunds Marshall Claucleffe Mary Martin Eleanor Elizabeth Marhn Sensor Dsck Rlchards Oflucer of the Day pe forms the dawly duly of cneckmg ine goa d s'aYloned near Cadet Headquaners Marvnn Kavz stanos s':Hy dwmg rms close exafv nnalnon 49 V f it A .. my if f ,1.es:.'Zzs1s:ss2:-V : 2' ..,. , X' ,K , :ff ' ' - ,,,,,,..M,,,7 1 f , 1g.fg.,.g.,,f:.w.z,fff 4. ',z Q! f ff ' W MQW f ' r ' V e w qw C : f UM T' ? ' fejgyfkg Q f 1 Qaff ,f 5 c 7 In 'eh' , 5, X ..- 4-as Vnrgmua Ruth Marlowe Gloria Jean Martin James Pa1rnclrMarhn John Marlon Marfm Jr f N .M ' ' 1- I A ,, -J Z? 'hs Ms if ,Q Edward Valentme Mason Jr Joellen Maxwell Margaret Carol Mtller Carole Loulse Mslsteun m A M4' Brenda Anne Massad Robert Burlre Mathews Elizabeth Bays Maxey Annette Freda Mendel Robert Hugh Mercer Jr Sandra Lounse Meyers WWW X ,, Cocktng arc cn d cafe are among the many topt s cove ed tn a nomemak ng lass Both boys and g rls Und It an ex ellent p epa at The 'more Eteafo Marttn che ks on ner roast fm e need c K Martnn wlmps up an ortgtral dtsln 50 Sentor ,cn fo John , I yi, 5 2 ,ri-I'::::f' i W L 1 N , . f X Q . 4 H E 5 , f 5 If . . . , f ' Q 14211 W 3 . NR N Q, .lass of 59 do lf' ,W f 'Ivan' 'li 1 Qrr N 548' --.. Sandra Louuse Murchell Hardy Rnc Caroline Pnclreff Moore Davnd Lee Vlrgmua Leonard Moore Charles D ,, 6 rv W 31 -.. fv- 5-ag ez... ..-. r w 'i 1 rn, 1 uw . Vw x 4' 'Y .N X my 1 55 x -,VM hard Montgomery II Jud vh Randolph Mmor Carole Ann Mniclnell Moore Ilona Harvard Moody Beverley Layne Moore avus Morrns II Robert Vance Moore Ill Samuel James Moore Evelyn Brnslow Morrns Herber! Clllfon Moseley Jr 51 'X , fin X I I 'p : In Qu f L X v.., y l,... U 121 V V H i 2 F 5 Y 'U Y w e 1 '- , T. y f fx -' .L J Y ' .- h A lggpgg jll,Xr,,.j,f' o ,. -I K fqgl' r-'f','Hfa , x 371' , ,yqpgci f.'pl,.'r-,-if -'SSW Q -f43vi: f5'I:ZL255 X lr.: mime' ,, gf f ,mr :M f,-,ff ., -Q ww, o. ,:-.Q X ea , ., ,rg l 2 f f: r ra .- e . . .wyf fx rx ' A' -' gag?-iff ! , wal- f ' vs--55:1 if r - - 1 . . . , . . . , r I 2 5, 'V -Q-Q Marsl'1allElrrore Murdauqlw Rachel Gayrwell Musser D ane Shelby Newman Sandra Ann Ondrovuclw l r11'lliUl'H 19? of E7 1... if V4 Wlll am Kerfwt Muse .lr R clwa d Allen Nelson lsabe e Helen Norwood Ann Soaldmq Osverman Barbara Ann Newell Joan Alayne Newell Maurnce Nov cl: Samuel Lewws Nussman R clvard Hollawd Owen IV SwarfEllar1 Paclrer 52 3 54 f ,Y 2 44 1 A Q L l f 4 my -any 3' -Q- Shnrley Ell1abe?l'1Parrlsl'1 David Murray Payne Doroihy Lee Peaco F cna Fay Peck Wayne Lee Perkins Alan Terrence Penn f'-fsck an ond waa r e snow an s a ms a 'o mg Sandra Tuck Lynore z E eNyv e :ek a J er Judd Yan mm Q K on me xo age In 1 J aT 9 L. 6 3 JH xpe SG SHOW 53 dbx 'G' Q w Norma Loulse Pearce Helen Duane Perlnn Arfhellus Augustus Phaup Marqaref Tracy Phnlbnck 5 fy f A y ' . '13 +0 , ' s. ff 2 ie! X 'Y f A -Q in ' my V y , , A rg N Rfcnm F ' Fad nor fr! u U W ' ye '. Lef' ' rv: - U I Ka! , v ' B wel , nd an ' 'e 2 1 og f'c'vx 'Fair w f' Mo'-'r:e!' Ta U eng ' 4 ance b rl . 'Aa' N' ' senior' SMH emo, af e ' c' ' fa I. . A ci H' fm, mf' fha 'if' 1 of-ng am, Robert Glenn Pierce Jr Andrea Ruth Pnhllrrantz Martha Jane Polndexter Margaret Denby Puclrle Jean Holman Pollard Jane Rlclwmond Prnce Wnlluam Ronald Pmllarnan Judith Ellett Pollard Charles Courtney Pollolc II Cool1dge Albert Porterfreld Jr 1.. Eng ossed nn study are tvo ot Tno'nas Jeftereons Mem Sclwolarsnwp Gnalusts Davld Long and Mac McA1lnster Nancy Rose Kamf Albrtolv and Tm Ferveyhoogn comple e the Inst ct outstandwng sennofs fmo recewed rms homo tn nattonwwde corrpetmon 54 ,ff f ftl a x .AL 'E'-f H if 3 i MM ,,.:,. l ' 2 Q '41 A ,,.,,, ' 'l Rx .,,.,,,,.,:, ..-r 4 ' H - Eh 'wf f , 'R A, . r lr' 4 X Hass of 59 sf ,QQ Bonnle Marguerite Rarney Ru us Andrew Rankxn III Janet Bernard Puclrett James Ell s Quarles Ronald Dowell Rhod s Mwlton Cardwell Rnchards Harms Ivan Raslrnnd Jud th Kay Reynolds Steven Rnethrmller Carolyn Margaret Roosevelt Wyatt Lee Rtchardson J Henry Eldr dqe Rncheson Anne Clatborne Rose Clnnton Reynolds Rose 55 ,7 1 W .fcnior 'mv W. T i ff Z Ruth Helene Rosen Barbara Overton Ruffin James Anthony Saady, Jr. Barbara Anne Sanford Q Suzanne Alice Rosenbloom Ednrh Pearl Russlnslry Anthony Bernard Saady Riya Rugs Steven Tobias Sager Swar? Hall Sanders Gayle Rodney Sager Joseph Barry Sclwwarfz James Pleasant Scott Charles Eric Schelin 56 4x . 5 Lxncla Juanita Self Marquerxte Anne Shelburne Jane Lee Sheppard Beverley Silver Carol El1zabefhStmmons Carolyn Reed Smith To outstandtng and deservtr C1 sensors w t at on nw 0 tne Na tonal Homo Soctety ns a ong Sara lrwln Sheppard tha Hu lc Q J , 1 . n v na Kenneth Owen Smuth Sheppard Wayne Smuth 57 ' -- 1 W? rf rn ,v ' 'WV ' , ll t I i , 'r ' ' 7A t ' ' A l - l awaited revs.a'd. Fellow smdems strain to see vvwo has jest fe:eived this honor vmile Elizabeth Ann Smith Mar 'r l -vrct es tnfcegl the angle :Q tappirg 'He ayowsnec Int' tes. ' pm li' Nw 3 1-41 Susan Elwzabeflw Smnflw Anne Lucllle Snowa .lo Ann Sours Nancy Arr ngton SouYl1wortl'1 l M 'Oli Sydney Slrolher Small: Ill Wnllnam Trayls Smlflwdeal III Evelyn Marguerite Snoddy Walter Scott Snowa Jr Rosalind Myra Soffer Rnchard John Soqholan 1---...KM Jacx e Cla lm Gnds add eel ng ner g aduawon announcefnervs a fnne cor Su rung 'elk I' s nc nondfv lf yC .cv swcer ne lengfh of her wa 'mg lls 58 I NC: Pi. l v 'rf . 1 ' ,Y Kb fr, z y 2 , A I I , Q V 8.5 of i Q vi 1 U 3 S ,I oi 59 Ann Clayton Spencer Iva Sue Spuqle Lawrence Malcolm Spalwn Marilyn Ann Stanley Thomas Elclrndge Stanley Jr Jerry Matthews Spivey David Lee Stone George Perhns Stone Jr Panaylotts Stavredes Mary Carol Sparks Frank Norman Stahl Joan Marne Steunbreclcer James Bamster Stone Ill James Lulman Stott Jr 59 -. V f fi , I ,l ly If I A L g g ' , X ff i X K, Q A 8 f ff My i lllllll 'S 064 'UN Virginia Louise Stott Marshall Howard Stuart Richard Eugene Tanner James Hubert Thompson 1 Frances Patricia Stowe Janie May Sutton Sara Travers Tarrant Judith Ann Thompson l 'HMV' i W +P? 197' John Beniarnin Swartwout Neva Clinton Taylor Sandra Lillian Throclcrnorton 60 'Q -'wi Evelyn Saclrett Sydnor William Pritchett Taylor Diane Clair Thurston 5,zff:'ffZ7 54 ,Q71 4 f i fl , '98 Arnold Abraham Treder Frances Greenwood Tmmberlalre Joseph Rerd Toler Wrllram Elnlah Tomlnnson III Wrllram Royston Tompluns Jeanette Marne Toney -- G adoarron aos and gowns weve s em to it gone rrght J dy W Nouns checkmg on no v p v vo L e e e fr tt 61 .4-AQ Charles Forrest Tomas John Sheppard Trevvett Jr Mark Fullrnore Troxell Jr ff 2,51 LXZ5 3 i 6' ., t ' 'K A I Q, tk ' -X 1 fe ,e Q , ' f- cap s'ze of 'dmlyf Hat! avi! Snap Sw-Un weaswlng the :ewgfn fc' Barbara Roftirfs gc.-. Elizabeth Cary Trevillian are fc QQ! 'va' tt er' 1' mfs -eg r, p 'LC' F 5 , Q ,.u- 'W' aff ? gm f ff 'Q f J' -we- fff fy Wllham Edwm Turnaqe Anna Louise Umberqer Georqua Ann Valenhne Nancy Vlrqlma Van Sclwreev an 'Q' 5-Q fbwwli 9 Ann Marne Urbme en James Braxton Vassar WA' Sandra Lee Tuck Ve dwwax wn efe f ser' cfs ,fear fcrres m J we when a sh- .wa K a ross we N050 I agf refa as mm f ms mgh schow dw Nova Mr Hancocn ass1s'ed by Mr Moone Paulme Dearborn Vaden Judith Ann Vaughan cw: hw Nasf 05, a! a pea ance a Pr rv , a! of Thomas Jeffe ser Mxchael James Vnener 62 ' .'Aj: . , ' Yfwlipl' 4 'Ai , - k Q3 N 2-f :,5E,- , 'M I 0 W 1 .- ff 1 ' , A 5' F ff f .. 'Z Q V - . ' ' sa l , 4 . . . h V Jr. . . K . . 4 W., f HSS of 59 Orlin Wesley Wallace Odell Parlee Wallen Jane Carol Waddell James Allen Watson Carol Dickson Watt Lewis Linwood Walton Alain Michael Werbrouck George Washington Whitby, Jr. Maury Baldwin Watts, Ill Carolyn Ray Whitwortln 63 Virginia Louise Walker Mary Anne Watkins Suzanne Byrd Welclnons Dennis Herman Wilkins 'R 'VX 1 4 1' 4-1 sd- Q pw lllllll --ag . 'xvl 'TQ' l'larrle'fJud'fl1WIllrIns Helen Douglas Wilkinson Sara Jane W'll'arvs Waller Hyde W':scn ...af IQ Wm Clvarlle :Mend Wlllrlnson, Ill Clarence Edgar Wlll'ams Ill Clare'ce Wayne W'll?arrwsorw Marga's-' F z Randolplw Winslow -.3 ' Donald Howard Wllllams, Jr, Harry Rkhard Williams, Jr Larry Parker Wllsow Rblward Arfl1urWllson Mars'a lWoll Jarwes OscarWomaclr 64 Gy-.I sg. Januce Ann Wood Brenda Lelglw Wooley John GnlbertWoodall Garland Malcolm Wrnghr Barbara Ann Wynne Sandra Elaune Wooclle Jervls Baxter Woody Jr Nancy Frederick Wyant Eluza beth Ann Wyland Mary Ellen Yates Allred Hunfer Yeafts Jr 65 2 1 , Q 4 E H I 3 es fd l 'fl ge . The last week of every senuors hugh school days slups by much too quuckly So many actuvutues take place dunng Thus week that each senuor has very luttle tume to realuze he wull soon be a graduate prepared to face The challenges ofthe adult world Thoughts turn Toward the senuor class pucnuc and The many annualsugnung partues whuch are un cluded un the busy schedule In These last days each senuor stores up many experuences and excut ung moments whuch wull become pleasant mem orues of hus last year rn hugh school Whether ut be The wearung of red and whute to encourage school spurut senuor class day or The frenzued graduatuon rehearsals The memorues of our hugh school days wull luve forever un our rnunds The culmunatuon of thus excutung week us The Bacca laureate Servuce wuth uts seruous message and The Commencement Exercuse wuTh uts Pomp and Cur cumstance After Twelve years of studuous work we are graduatung to a more undependent state un lufe Those who wull go To college wull look back wuTh gratutude for The basuc knowledge whuch wull be so helpful un that hugher unstututuon of learnung Those who wull ummeduately enter The busuness world wull also apprecuate The teachungs they re ceuved un hugh school As we walk down the ausle to receuve our duplomas we wull have a feelung of both gladness and sorrow Although we are anx uous to face thus world on our own we wull muss our school and our fruends Each one of us feels prepared To leave Thomas .lefTerson We feel that the teachungs whuch have been unstulled un us have prepared us To be Independent to thunk for our selves Whatever our plans for the future may be we wull always feel secure un that Thomas Jeffer son has taught us how to luve In Mzmnrlan ,Lf A tl Thomas hltrzt Gran March 23 1941 December 26 1958 rs p ge 1 r b Home Room r memory of Tommy who a The ecrerary of the homeroom as veil as a member of me Cla s of 1959 67 V 3 , I I I Th' a wfs presewred y 301 'rw , W 5 5 f w ' 5 . Junior Class Only one more year to go! Time passes by too quickly, at least for the juniors. We have just experienced a most mem- orable year. At the beginning of the year we elected as our officers, Dennis Ownby, president, Susan Hart, vice-pres- identg Ginger Johnston, secretary, and Bates Chappell, treasurer. Once the school year got well under way, the jun- iors wasted no time in preparing for their Junior Stunt Night. Once Upon a Spectacular, directed by Martha Riley, certainly was one of the chief attractions of the year. lt was quite successful, and, at the same time, it was enjoyed by all the enthusiastic participants. We were not left out of anything this year. Yes, we even had our own cheerleaders, Nancy Pace and Kay Rogers represented us at all the sports events. Of course, we were also there to help our team win. One of the greatest privileges the juniors had was the opportunity to send one of their classmates abroad this sum- mer. There were eleven applicants, but only one lucky junior was chosen after both his mental and physical qualifica- tions were considered by the board of the American Field Service. The spring season found many juniors chattering excitedly about the college boards ex- aminations which they were to take for practice. They may have been hard, but they will certainly be easier when we take them again next year. The last prom of the year came much too soon. The Junior-Senior with the figure was most effective. Everyone had a wonderful time, but all regretted that it meant that the close of another school year was near, Although we worked so hard at times we almost felt like giving up, we juniors are looking forward to our next year as seniors. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL-Firsl Row: Ginger Johnston, Dennis Ownby, Bates Chappell, Susan Hart, Mrs. Doris Turner, Sponsor Second Row Nancy Owen, Marilyn Jewett, Gale Page, John Flournoy, Betsy Burton, Joan Newell. Third Row: Leslie Webb, Vicky Ellis Betty Best Nancy Gill, Ann Gay Widmer. Fourth Row: Dave Addison, Jim Marchant, Jay Roberts, Charles Sydnor, Carlyle Moore, Pete Johnston Jane Trevillian, Susan Leake, and Vicki Ellis wait patiently for the reply from NewYrIxa owic on wil o Officers DENNIS OWNBY President SUSAN HART Vice-President GINGER JOHNSTON Secrefary BATES CHAPPELL Treasurer MRS. DORIS TURNER Sponsor gy' A a We b he e he ash the o s t h h e I g broad this summer. Mrs. Brumble hecks the boxes. E Suzanne Ackerman Davud Adduson John Ahladas Gary Alexander Joan Alexander Joe Allen Wnllnam Alley Aluce Andrews Joseph Apperson Mary Ann Appleby Judrth Arensteln Edgar Armstrong Ralph Ashworth Carolyn Atknnson Charlotte Ayers Bernard Baber Charles Backer Wnllnam Barley Anne Baker Duanna Bambacus Duane Banks Mary Jo Bartley James Barton Page Basheer Gary Batt John Baughan Wrlluam Beauchamp Jackne Bell Barbara Bennett Pamela Artinger Neal Bennett Henry Berger John Bergeron Sally Berkeley Barbara Berman Betty Lou Berryhnll Betty Best Thomas Bethume Ellzabeth Bnckers Dorcas Bldwell Marian Binder Gerald Butts Nell Black Alfred Blake Nancy Blake John Blanton John Bogan Jerry Bogan Muldred Bohannon Blaker Bollnng Barbara Bonett John Booth Cordella Boswell Shnrley Branch Vuctorua Breon Charles Brlcker Barbara Brldges Jean Brlstow Jane Broaddus Irvin Blake Mary Ann Brockmeier Jeffrey Brown Margie Brown Morton Brown Sandra Brown Robert Bullock John Burch Albert Burns Betsy Burton Dolores Caldwell Kay Cannon Mltchell Cantor John Capehart Glorta Carmo Rose Marte Carter Susan Carter Ellen Cassab Roy Caudle Ill Betty Chalkley Charles Chance Bates Chappell Dorothy Charles Robert Charles C C Chewnmg Hopeful rumors learn techntques of wrtt mg for a newspaper Roger Leachman and Molly Snead are worknng on layout and headlnnes for thetr Iournaltsm class Ahita Childrey Kee Chong Dyches Chrlstuan Clyde Chrnstuan Mary Church Patsy Clark James Cluveruus Gerald Cohen Jo Anne Cohen Mark Cohen Barbara Compton Earl Conklung Grace Cosby Everett Covington Robert Crane Dorothy Crenshaw Lrllnan Crouch Jane Crutchfield Joyce Crumpler Katherine Cudlnpp Owen Davldson Beverly Davns Gordon Davrs Leslne Davrs Jr Shnrley Dawson Fran Taluaferro Cordeha Bosewell and Nancy Southworth are among the many who find slgnrng annuals quite enloyable Elizabeth Cummings Sara Decker Harruet Delano Rea Dncknnson Carol Dodge James Dodson Duane Dorm Jan DuBose Wllluam Dueslng Kevnn Dunne Robert Dunvnlle Sam Durham Do othy Eckert Myra Elknn Juduth Elleft Vnckne Ellis Rebecca Enos Jannce Enroughty Lynne Enroughty Mary Anne Essnd Beverly Estes Bull Eubank Leonard Everett Margaret Ewmg Helen Fallesen Wallram Fergusson Rae Fergusson Barbara Fnelds Johanna Fnsher Charles Flammsa Frances Edwards John Flournoy Sandra Floyd Mary Ford Marlorue Foster Glenda French Rnchard Fromm Mary Lynne Frye James Fugett J Ellen Furlong Stephen Galleher Dearmg Garner Barbara Garnett Juduth Garnett Judy Garrett Mnldred Garthrught Carolyn Gasser Patncua Gatewood Robert George Ernest Gera Georg: Gull Nancy Gull Deems Glenn Patrncla Glenn Joe Godsey Ann Goodman Peter Goodman Susan Goodman Peter Gordon Stuart Grandns , r. Paul Garrison Susan Grandts Nancy Greer C G Grlzzard Mary Gullck Peggy Hall Robert Hall Marcna Hamnlton Jerry Hansen James Hardlng Luon Hardtng Ill Kathryn Hardy Antonnette Hargroves Susan Hart Jane Hastnngs Katherune Hatcher John Hazelgrove Irwm Heller Georgta Heon Judith Hnllsman Kenneth Hnnes Joan Hoch Robert Hoffler James Holdren Alfred E Holtzbach Always on the go' Muffun Sanders Janet Srruas Frank Raysor and Jeanne Hubbard find that preparing the Juntor Sectton for the annual us no easy task . . ' , Jr. Robert Harrington Ann Holtzbach Wayne Holtzbach Merle Hooker Jane Howard Ann Howell Dolores Howell Saundra Hoy Barbara Hubbard Jean Hudert Paul Huffman Barbara Humphries Jane Hundley Barbara Hurt Earl Ingram Steve Innes William Irving Richard Jacobs Lucy Jarman Robert Jepson Marilyn Jewett Betsy Johnson Pete Johnson June Johnson Virginia Johnston Classes do follow lunch hour so lunuors Nellie Jessie spend some time doing belated studying Charlotte Jones Robert Jones Duggan Jordan Jerome Kambouruan Davnd Katz Nancy Kaufman Joan Kay Ann Keech Ronald Keener Barbara Ann Kennedy Ann Kersey Juduth Kung Harold Knrby John Koch Jr Dorothy Kreutler Thomas Krnete Davnd Kundns Jane Lackey Jane Lacy James Latumer Carol Lauterbach Ann Lawrence Patrucua Lawrence Duane Lawton Roger Leachman Susan Leake June LeHIer George Leftwnch Robert Lehman Kenneth Koslow Frank Leonard Burnette Lew: John Lewns Bull Lewus Frank Lullaston Jean Lmle Joyce Lntleton David Llvely Cecul Long Prlscllla Lord John Lorraune Vnrgnma Loving Robert Lowe Pat Lyman Donna Lynch Gwendolyn McAnaIIy Sherrue McCann Bryan McChesney Janet McCutcheon Sara McDonald Tummy McDonald Sue McFarland Sandra McGregor Carol Mclntyre Leonard McKenny Margaret McMullen Thomas Maeder Kenneth Magull Ann Mahoney William Long, Jr. Margaret Major Karen Maosha James Marchant Tony Markel Jane Marrun Eluzabeth Martln Jerome Martnn Sherry Martm Jacquelme G Matthews Brenda Mauruce Eleanor Maxey Lee May Joyce Mayes June Mayes Rowland Meade Carole Meador Foster Meagher Karen Megne Ronald Mervls Harold Meyerhofler Pamela Muller Sandra Muller Martha Mnllls Jackne Mitchell That first term paper takes every spare moment' MuFfun Sanders and Renay Nad Ier spend after school hours nn the Iubrary Lynn Miller Thomas Mltchell John Moody Carlyle Moore Mary Catherme Moore Phyllis Moore James Morano Kathy Morrls Marletta Mosely Wnlllam Munn A W Murdock Louise Myer Renay Nadler Wllllam Nelson Betty Nlland Pamela Norvell Bradley Non Jane Nunnamaker Carolyn Oglesby Jeanne Olesker Nncolas Orsl Fran Osborne James Otto Jo Ann Overton Nancy Owen Blology exl-nblts are shown by Kay Ware B enda Tlrnberlake and Helen Fallesen Prolects such as these are a regular part of the buology course Sheila Norris Lynn Owings Denms Ownby Nancy Pace Sandra Padow Gale Page Cabel Parker Grant Parrlsh Rtchard Patterson Thomas Paxton James Payne John Payne Paul Pearce Lee Pemberton Sally Pendleton Sue Perel Joseph Pttts Caroline Platt Ann Potndexter Stgmund Popper Dave Postal June Potts James Powell Wrlllam Powell Kathleen Powers Judy Presson Thomas Pruett Mabel Ann Puckett Roland Pugh Dorls Puller Marcia Perkins Gary Purcell George Qulck Jean Quusenberry Kathryn Ramos VIFQIUIB Rawlings Frank Raysor Douglas Reed James Redmond Constance Reed Nelson Rlchards Sara Rnchards Lee Ruchardson Martha Riley Lewls Roberts Jr Albert Rock Ann Rogers Kay Rogers Allan Romm Margorre Rosen Allen Rosenbloom Douglas Rothenberg Albert Ruckel Emll Runge Judith Russ: Patrlcla Ryan Temple Ryland Susan Sadler Frances Sanders Amy Sanderlun John Saunders Charles Scarborough Wullnam Schaar Allan Scher Barry Scher Barbara Schuller Deborah Schlme Edward Schnueder Sharon Schwartz Steven Schwartz Susan Schwartz Thomas Scott Wnlfred Seay Sharon Seldes Rlchard Shafer Susan Shanholtz Bernard Shaprro Celestnne Shepherd Beth Sheppard Vlrglma Sherman Thomas Slmmons Myra Slaydon Alan Smeyne Randolph Snapp Hnstory debates gave lunuors Dorothy Wal hams Connle Reed Mlllle Garthrnght and Kay Cannon an enthusnastsc attutude toward our country s problems Gail Silcox , , Margaret Snead Mary Soffee Elleen Sont Barbara Spencer Beverly Spencer Mary Jane Stevens Wllllam Sterling Franklin Stertz Dale Stnnnette Earl Stltzer Mlchael Stockdell Judlth Stone Janet Straus Lester Studebaker Claure Stutz Wulluam Sullnvan Henry Sutherlun Larry Sutton Charles Sydnor Wayne Sylvna Fran Taluaferro Carole Tapp Lnz Taylor Farrell Taylor Evelyn Harrlson IS about to strnke Tommy Pruett an a scene from a dramatlcs slut Glnger Lacy and Lynn Ownngs arruve on scene lust an tnme Linda Strickland Pat Taylor James Taylor Pete Terrell Eleanor Thacker Jeanette Thompson George Taller Suzanne Tnllery Brenda Tnmberlake Sue Tnpton Wnlluam Tolbert Bernard Tomney James Tompkms Pange Toon Guy Tower Patsy Tramham Jane Trevllllan Madelyn Trexler Marlon Tucker Robert Tucker Hubernna Turnage John Turner Stephen Turner Sue Tyler Phyllns Utsman Laurne Vaul Ruchard Vass Ronald Vasser Carol Vogel Robert Waldrop Bill Townsend Judith Walker Jackie Wall Wesley Wall Thomas Welsh L W Ward Rockwell Ward Kay Ware Robert Waters Leslie Webb Eugene Wells Evamon Wells Duck Welch Wnlluam Welch Robb Whnppo .ludnth Whitaker Carole Whnehead Roy Whrtley James Whutlock Price Whitney Ann Gay Wndmer Thomas Wnllett Enmon Wullnams Mary Frances Wllluams Ruta Williams Elrzabeth Wnllramson John Wilson Randolph Wrlson Carolyn Wrltshlre Patracua Wrmmer Dorothy Williams Cookte Sherman lnforms all new students of the Fu ture Nurses Club by puttlng up posters Norma Wunder Steven Wundmueller Edrth Wnnfree Pat Wlnfree Carol Lou Womble Martha Wood Ann Woodard Randolph Woodson Jane Woodland Barbara Wyatt Sandra Wyland Emrly Wyke Smnth Barbara Young Sandra Young Barry Zell Look what l made' Cary Trevnlllan and Barbara Martm look wnth approval t the dress Pat Ryan has lust completed 88 l l , . . . . . . a If an l JUNIOR STUNT NIGHT STAFF First Row Mrs Doris Turner Susan Hart Martha Rtley Davtd Adduson Joe Davis Second Row Mary Church Sara McDonald Betsy Scott Bates Chappell Third Row Randy Snapp John Flournoy George Tlller Members of the Junlor Class have more talent than they realize at was certainly brought out In thetr Junior Stunt Night thus past year Many long hours of hard work were spent on this produc tion but they brought favorable results Once Upon a Spectacu la whose plot Involved the problems ot staglng a televtslon spectacular Included varrous forms of entertainment Slnglng and dancing vvere among the many different acts The Thomas Jefter son Dance Band added variety by playing various numbers durlng the evening Ot course there were the boys chorus llne and the gurls chorus lnne The danctng boys were quite amustng vvhlle the gurls were quite talented With everyone working together the shovv was most successful I ' f V t 77 , L 5.,,, . ' 9 r 5 T 1 ' V 1 f , , - ' 1 I f - , . H - H . - - - V, , . . , . - 1 - 1 Big smiles of Martha Riley and Mrs. Doris Turner mean more than the end of rehearsals for stunt night. These smiles Juniors take a break during the long, tiring rehearsals for were for the suscessful performance of the cast. Junior Stunt Night. - - Mg 55.2-s . G T U 1 -. , . X Y . 2 at fur QW 102334 89 Sophomore Class Activity' The sophomores certainly em phaslzed It this past year Although most of us were new to Thomas Jeffer son we Immediately took an active part In the many activities whrch our school otters We elected our class officers and two of the five senators last spring The five hard workrng senators encouraged us to undertake various prolects and we congratulate them for the work they dad We were led by the class officers Melvin Brannan president Mary Mena Gull vice president Sue Hungate secretary and Gene Overton treasurer Our first prolect of the year was a paper drive whlch lasted during the greater part of the school year With everyone partlcn patlng with an enthusrastrc attitude It was a real success Selllng Thomas Jef ferson stickers was another of our many prolects The lunnor varsity cheerleaders put forth a great deal of effort rn selling the stickers, but the student body really made It successful The bicycle auctron was the most excltnng protect of all The bicycle stood In the front hall for a few weeks for examrnatlon by all It was awarded to Mr Padgett who made the hlghest bud Our class volunteered to sell drinks and provide a coat room at the Senior Junior We who took part agree that It was a prnvulege to help our older classmates' Our class dance was the most memorable event of the entire year Everyone had a wonderful time we all helped to make It a success Al though we were sorry that this dance was the last event of our sophomore year we Immediately started making plans for our lunlor year We elected our class officers and senators who will lead us next year and will make that year a most successful one Bnlly Brookmg Second Row Anne Gordon Linda Adkins Diana Chalkley Carol Mnley Jeanne Heltzel Sandra Pace Paul Cantor Tlnrd Row Martha Hardwscke Ann Trevulluan Kay Andrews Susan Miller .loan Stanford Woody Landers Wrllram McCIung Fourth Row Phyllis Rhodes Jebble Beach Janet Scherr Davnd Call Jam Hargroves Robert Lewis Harold Cooper Sandy Kolebas . . , 1 ' . ' I ' I . I A ' - ' I , : . ' 2 , . . ' I - I . . . , . SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL--First Row: Melvin Brennan, Sue Hungate, Gene Overton, Mary Mena Gill, Virginia Brown, Kathy McGee C 2 ' fZ ' Sue Hungate, Melvin Brannan, Mary Mena Gill, Gene Overton Mrs. Lambert, class sponsor, helps Sue Hungate with her typing as well as her office as secretary. Class Officers MELVIN BRANNAN President MARY MENA GILL Vice-President SUE HUNGATE Secretary GENE OVERTON Treasurer Big brother Pete Gordon explains the various activities at Mr. Padgett proudly takes the first ride on the bicycle which Thomas Jefferson to Jane Allen and Marshall Goodman. he won at the sophomore auction. 'Y' sfxg X is HOMEROOM 105 First Row Chtp Hall Bobby Parker Melvin Marchant Pete Vunck Charles Mont gornery Floyd Tucker Donald Bryant Second Row Lnllnan Wulson Martha Hardwncke Rosalne Schneider Mary Evelyn Rovvzne Kathleen Reed Judy Cox Eleanor Beck Margaret Mlller Wayne Chiles Third Row John Bendall Judy Perrow Barbara Harton Pam Greentree Ellen Whrtten Pat Goldman Carol Schelrn Judy Robb Joe Reynolds HOMEROOM 3'l'l First Row Carol Scales Llnda Ondrovnck Harold Moore Jack Horne Joseph Brame John Campbell Davld McBrnde Second Row Joey Clayrnan Paul Cantor Charles Brrght Canley Landers Kathy McGee Sandra James Chancellor Hamnlton Thard Row Bully Hatfleld Nancy Gary Ruta Rucharclson Rrta DAmlco Mary Anne Frrend Ann Burton Carl Kempf Fourth Row Arlyn Matvvetsky Nancy Cluck Barbara Hansen Sheula Brown Gwen Foy Esther Shank Sherla Gold Pamela Green vs. um E mo... 92 W E I 1 r 1 1 I E r I I I 1 I I I V 1 - ' 1 , ' ' r , r , , , , - 2 , I , ,,,, - 1, ' f - , . f M I , , 4 , f ' v I ' ' ff il' ,M - v A V J 6 V as ' ' S A , A' ' Q . f ' 1 E 1 1 1 5 l .1 4 I l 3 ' C 1 if ' 6 2? ML A I , ,. IK 3 r .,,,i7t,f?Z,gfYl ,. , 'V ff ' 'gf' G ' N Nl f ,, , , Q , v , , ,f f s ' . ,I Everyone Ines out for sophomore cheerleaders' Pal Ryan Pat Bernstem and Joyce Bernslern rn turn do thelr cheers HOMEROOM 312 Furs! Row Pat Muller Mary Jane Plante Jeanette Baker Beth Askew Sandra Pace Susan Todd Steve East Second Row Stuart McLauchlan Dwtght Cox Jlrnmae Markham John Tyrel Bernard Roupe Terry Dennus Bull Journey Third Row Cynthia Shelhorse Lmda Harruson Malcolm Morrus Jean Kennedy Malcolm Spaldmo Carter Spaldung Fourth Row Ann Hladys Mlldred Burnett Carolyn Fnelds Mnchael KIIPBYYICR Judnth Plante Claudna Goodman 93 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 A - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 .,1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - an 4.. HOMEROOM 315 Furs! Row Joan Crumpler Buddy Bell Jack Mountcastle Betty Jo Luttell Ann Colluns Garnett Parker Nancy Snsson Jeanne Engllsh Second Row Bully Parker Blll Martrn Bowne Shepherd Dan Rogers Meade Prataln Tommy Mntchell Henry Pollard Third Row Tornmy Johnson Teal Boelt Grayle Hunley Beeck Day: Russell Proctor Newton Baldwin Barbara Walltams Mary Wagner Fourth Row Carolyn FederoFf Mary Bodrne Martha Young Jeanne Heltzel Carol Boyd Chr: tune Young Kay Hartt Susan Parrnsh Joyce Hudson Carter Shuman HOMEROOM 317 Furs? Row Gayle Hollenbeck Martha Hancock Mary Lee Lynda Worrner Landa Aclklns Bull Prntchett Bn ch Douglass Second Row Anne Oglesby Roxanne G rfhn Leslue Paskovv Joyce Walker Isaac Fogel Gene Blanton Phul p Okun Thlrd Row Lennte Menslng Charles Reynolds Tommy Teal Bobby Odor B ll Jenkuns Stuart St gel Bull Cahoon Fourth Row Judy Conway Carole Grllram Sally Davldson Marne Hassel Peggy Paxton Dorls Martnn John Paul Jones Ben Watson 94 ,W U yfdgwe . vwvivf' 5' ' 2 , U - .. W. f ,, K' , 4 1 7 3 ' ' . J, , , . R , in . ' J .1- 1. A 41 I f F 1 f f f , f 1 - 1 1 f 1 5, , V , . I 1 1 1 r 1 S 1 1 , i ' , ae , ' . : , Q' , Q , N W, ' 1 ' r HOMEROOM 324 FITS' Row Barbara Cutchln Carole Bradley Charlotte Brooks Vlrgtnla Brown Judy Fnsher Evelyn Harrison Hugh Dowdy Second Row Trudy Allen Pete Weaver Melvnn Brannan Herman Bloom Robby Thruston John Sprenkle John Marruott Third Row Barbara Mueller Katherlne Tyler Kath ertne Crockford Marcla Gernmnll George Todd Dodge Buaett Rusty Fuske HOMEROOM 103 and PART OF 305 Furs! Row Carol Wemberg Barbara Robnnson Jane Allen Beverly Samford Ruth Brooks Betsy Johnson Betty Hall Second Row Elaine Cardwell Melanie Anderson Caro lyn Hudson Joan Scearce Donald Reamer Vnctor Ganderson Sheldon Markowntz Antonnette Torregross Thlrd Row Bully Slate Wayne Clark Tommy Chopman Frank Richardson Davld Trevvete James Brame Norman Morgan Fourth Row Judy Engel Mary Wtlson Susan Gunn Rose Hancock Anne Gordon Mar shall Goodman Kenneth Bennett Samuel Wnlson Iv!! WNW' H 95 1 , , , ' - ' I , ' , r 1 t I - jf N Mwkg, , ' , as, . . D . . ar, 'W' g . -I. - sf J of A me if 5 is t , - V 1 g v 'r , , ,. ' 2 k ' x , l' Q, s A ' l 3- . at -, ' F Q? 4-fra . '- F p st K -' 'X Img ' . X ,W we 'WH HOMEROOM 123 and PART OF 102 Furst Row Bxll Mace Jebbne Beach Bully Schutt Roslyn Laster John Lyle Judith Swnngle Amanda Eddlngton Second Row Gay Andrews Jnmmue Thompson Bull Poole Melvtn Bowles Bobby Stern Larry Davucl Judy Berry Thurd Row Beverly Ltpscomb Don Smrtlw Reva Sheehan Stephen Peple George Huclgnns Bully Brooknng Barbara Garrnson Camnlla Patrrck Fourth Row Lyell Warren John Vaal Ronnle Long Charlse Bahen Mary Gwynn Susanne Brown Susan Garrett Alam Werbrouck points out to advanced French students Gayle Hollenbeck and Paul Cantor the section of France h t ey are studymg Buck Flournoy sells Interpreters to Incoming freshmen 96 .. Q, e, : . A er M, ...- W . fr ' ' ' I! ., w . L vt . M, 'K ' .' 7 , , - 3 , , V 1 I l I I ' 2 , , , , , , - , , ' ll ll ' ' ..,, .7 X 'L ,, .l X -I Y. X 1 V 9 , 44 im HOMEROOM 202 and PART OF T02 Furs! Row Judy Sealey Martha Bergeron Kay Andrew Ellen Smith Martha Graham Lea Smith Lynne Davis Second Row Carol Blackshare Tornmy Probst Robert Sprulll Clauborne Robnns Dan Llndsey Tommy Yeaman Jnm Slay Blll Harvey Thlrd Row Phyllts Rhodes Mar garet Farrar Ernle Crack Betsy Whnte Sue Whntehorne Deal Flowers John Farrell Byron Parker Fourth Row Ellen Heflm Carl Kempf Mary Lang Carolyn Jefllrles Arnold Kedy Arthur Moore Jane Spnccr Betsy Scott Sue August HOMEROOM 310 and PART OF l07 Furs? Row Chuck Wheeler James laco Roger Owens Bobby Payne lick Carlton Barr Yaffe Susan Race Myra Stern Second Row Loretta Crltzer Barbara Hopson Margaret Marks Glorua Mrller Gene Bernstenn Phyllts Wnlltams Dottne Marshall Ann Trevnlluan Third Row Bobby Cary lrwnn McComber Wulluam McClung Freddte Whlte Steve Gedney Cassal Adamson Harry Kmght Leslue Belvun Fourth Row Barbara Wetnsteun Susan Packer Faye Gowen Nancy Ruckman Laurele Gtlltam Linda Anderson Harruet Fulp Conway Hancock Mary Beth Palmer 97 Q 5' , 1' ,, - .r 1. 1-7 - V I G ,. . .Q . i 3 t t 3, , , , , , - I , ' t t , ,,,- 3 I , 1 1 r I 1 , . : I r t r , , , , , . : 1 1 1 t , , , HOMEROOM 302 and PART OF 107 Frrst Row Janet Mangus Peggy Moore Kaky Wnlltams Eleanor Judd Brenda Wtlson Helen Lnvesay Cathy Collrns Second Row Ronme Kmg Pat Geer Pattr Wtlson Pat Carver Dale McMahon Ann Mnntz Carol Anne Emory Thnrd Row Eleanor Chevv Rosemary Hoftman Dnanne Grnftln Bull Skunner Dal Schreck Harrnson Hubard Alan Wltter Fourth Row Penny McKee Donnne Wells Davld Hall Hunter Jacobs Pete Morrls HOMEROOM 207 and PART OF 'I20-Fnrst Row Rebecca Brown Brenda Barden Joan Backer Llnda Collter Blanr Nolde Gflglfh Balthus Btll Harvte Howard Marley James Oat s Tom Rayburn Thtrd Row Joyce Cardoza Jeannue Hubbard Harry Blnsvvanger Judy Brooks Lindsay G lgsby Chrls Johnson Robert Lewns Mason D: mukes Brtan Deane Fourth Row Bobble Harnblet Jo Ann Kannck Eleanor Pusey Page Eldridge Pete Salomon Peggy Rlchards Bobble Graves Carol Hamblet Carol Thornhull 98 Nystrom, Robert Davidson, Taylor Benson, Henry Curry, Jean Updegraph. Second how: Diane Kay, Sue . . . . . , . e I ' . Z r I I V l V ' rl I . 1 -.1 Leff Doug Reed and Page Basheer show band rats Buddy Mumpower and J J Jepson the special techmque m playmg the drums Rrght Robert Jackson finds gym workouts qunte enloyable Here he mes holdmg onto the peg board to bulld strong muscles HOMEROOM 322 and PART OF 120-Flrst Row Peggy Rose Jnmmle Rose Jnmmae Kung Thomas Flounders Bully Vallely Phulnp Wade Bull Collnns Duckle Styll Second Row Mary Humruclchouse Sandra Robertson Sknp Shelburne Bernard Whltlock Bull Smyth Roy Kaufelt Nancy Hughes Carolyn Harms Third Row Charlene Vest Tommy Eubank Harold Coope F ank Chlatt Paul Soble Gene Overton Charles Nelson Janet Scherr Fourth Row Carol Cox Jackie Harrns Ann Luck Betsy Bluley Sue Hamlet Carole Kevorklan Jo Anna Brad haw Jnm Collins 99 ,1 M V' W, : 1 - - 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - I 1 ' 1 l 1 I 1 r S , . my l f' A 6185? fl? Q Z 75 f f y A gg w-a-nn-v--v- -M ff ' '25 fw V me 3? if if 4 S if 22 .J -.bf .W , , 4 'if f 5 . 2 2 .- , -. 4 z gg' an x F4 4 R, SR if ww x H mf fm U xg, gmy My 1 ' s Sf v .M ,f ,uv + 2 ,, v E' fp if 53575 if 5 ,if ' 5315? 5, , ff ,r 'v 'Nw .gy A Q .. -Q 2 ' ' 'ul 95 W af QSM? ff ,S 'yrs Ai 1? l' 1 1' 4 4' Q 'Z ,af 6 S29 ' n is ' if Z YQ Q 2 if HOMEROOM 110 and PART OF 314 Frst Row Mary Mena Gull Kay Anderson Bobby Duke Woody Landers Connne Thomas Judy Whrtby Susan Plotmck Second Row Bernard Belol? James Ayres Jrmmre Rtchte Phtltp Murray Powell Ltyesay Abtgatl Donald Third Row Jurrmte Valentme Maryln Katz Ward Grosser Rtchard Mornng Suzanne Jordan Leah Popper Fourth Row Kenny Marcuson Spencer Frankl n John Waldrop Jrmmy Turner Bette Passarnaneck Fay Watkuns Dale Ballard Fifth Row Mary Hughes Llbby Campanellas Carol Cox Sharon James Rosann Gray Anne Rrce Sally Lupsey Marlene Howell HOMEROOM 113 and PART OF 314 Fust Row Put Roop Sydney Wtlson Susan Hosuer Mary Anne Esstd Brenda Duke Ellen Chaduck Joan Stanford Don Trexler Second Row Rosemary Donald Ann Galloway Skup Noble Pam Bowry Elame MacDonald Ann Mace Robert Magtll Backle Smnhey Stanley Cla k Thnrd Row Phrl S rause Hans Wetdmann Drckte Barnes Tommy Jenkuns B ll Gun er Btll McDowell ac Velltne Curtts Jerntgan Fourth Row Ann Teyep ugh Carey Kessler J nnle Ruth Smrth Pa Rothschnld Jo Ellen Fyne Be tte Southworth Myra Greenspoon Lunda Goard Dtana Chalkley lOl -I 2 H , A , X -' 2 1 , A , ' , r, ' : A 7 , ' ' ' V ' I 7 ' , J le A S, A A 4 1 5 , , Q A A , f ' v U, , , il -, . , U H S. 5' sr ., up . ' -.1 ' , X, 9- . y f , -a K HOMEROOM 116 and PART 314 Ftrst Row Beryle Monroe Eduth Harnby Blanche Wllkms Vlrgfnua Lambert Sandy Kolebas Cathy Moolhuyzen Gary Vaden Dnnny Wllson Robert Hutchmson Second Row Claudna Meade Mnlly Woodward Katherlne Marks Martha Garrett Nancy Allen Vncky Hunsmger Dura lene Sherrdan Pat Srruth Thnrd Row Marrlyn Haddock Cynthna Brooks Ellzabeth Cahoon Betty Gray Tom Shelton Mary Henry Beverly Blount Elanne Flemmg Fourth Row Mnlly Snoddy Audrey Pollard Beverly Stokes Duane Crawley Connue Collms Stuart Roberts Dlckne Mudd Dottue Cox left Bull Flournoy takes the new sophomores on a tour ofthe school bulldlng Thus prevents many students from getting lost on the first day of school Rrght Tlred of school already' Steve Peple feels that he s had enough' lO2 -. : I. V A I I I I I I - A , f , '- I , , I I . -I ll l ' , Q Freshmen Class Officers PAT TYLER President ANNE FERRELL SMITH Vice-President MARGARET MURDOCK Secretary JOHN LISMAN Treasurer MRS. BETTY STORY Sponsor FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL-First Row: John Lisman, Anne Ferrell Smith, Philip Meisel, Linda Rathbun, Billy Collins, Howard Koch, Mrs. Betty Story, High School! Our first year was one of the greatest experiences of our lives. We began our freshman year by electing our senator, Billy Collins, and our class of- ficers, Patsy Tyler, president, Anne Fer- rell Smith, vice-president, Margaret Mur- dock, secretary, and John Lisman, trease urer. The class drive was the first of the many projects which we shall undertake during our four years at Thomas Jeffer- son. The money collected helped pay for our class picnic which was held in the spring. Collecting Lucky Star wrap- pers was our second project. The wrap- pers were sent to the company for a prize, which we later sold. The money was used to pay for our pictures in the annual. Although this was only our Hrst year, we are looking forward to the many wonderful high school days ahead. Margaret Murdock, Pat Tyler Second Row: Glo a Ambrose Sponsor. ' ' l Gabb Sayre Graves Lucy Boettcher Mary Lee Chalkley Second Row Roy Buckner Frank Louthan Dickie Klein Peter Smith John Overstreet William Harris William Anderson Garnett White Third Row Alex ander Robin Kenny Gray Tommy Garrett Mary Gordon Varol Battige Judy Scott Beverly Caldwell Linda Rathbun Susan Hume Arleen Zell HOMEROOM 224 First Row Betty Richardson Mary Draney Donna Mankin Mary Duffer Linda Fischer Pam Morgan Patsy Quinn Carolyn Bendall Second Row Philip Meisel David Dunning John Mentz Keith McManaway Jerry Palmer Bobby Mumpower Ronnie Wilson Torn Harrington Third Row Jane Mack Patricia Tyler Martha Hynes Suscan Bruqh Frank Cervarlch Sherin Farley William Sullivan John Turner James Barrow 104 2 'nl 1' 1 'nm 4, i H7',a,V?i,A I 5 ,, ' , V ff vi, 5 Y 00 M 5 Q' 4 .. HOMEROOM 203-First Row: Robert Blake, Susan Lipford, Lois Carol Miller, Lois Pollard, Ann Davis, Sally HOMEROOM 305 Flrst Row Judy M Intnre Jane Randolph Sue Jarman Wvllnam Barrow George Hull George Trent Penny Sanford Leona Sulver Bully Ccllnns Second Row Mary Ellen Lawrence Marga et Murdock Russell Steele Dxane Ridgeway Mary Jo Anderson Anne Ferrell Smuth Penny l-en ey Belle Land um Mary Ann Kerneklnan Th rd Row Regnnald Burgess Wnllnam Smath Norton Bowman Roswell Flnppen John Anderson Fred Hasseltnne Rrchard Glazler Roy Davns Donald Crane Gloria Ambrose HOMEROOM 328 Flrst Row Cornelna Gray Charlotte Bryant Tom Harrnrnan Ronnue Plotkin Howard Koch John Lnsman George Tompknns Peggy Smuth Marnlyn Wolfe Second Row Connle Young Anne Brown Third Row Gwynn McNaught Edmund Meredith Leslue Thompson Steve Schgeldahl Helen Weeks Judy Eastman Bllly Cunnmgham Lynda Jones Julie Phnllups Jane Norwood T05 Blake, Martin Yecies, Buddy Harris, Gerald Osborne, Robert Jackson, Bill Watson, Charles Abbott, Bill ,A A V M L fiisfia I ms-fm-1 rl K x W , - ' j M' , ,ii 5 I . , 4? qi Q ? .,1 ,, JM , wi 3, -4 Q gf.. W, f-,df ,ff ., gf ,.Z.,??i'iF':Q if u 3 Q ff 4 ' 'H - 1 W ' I X 3 ' , . W 4 x Y 3 ,sl A yr f ivy 1 I xx, W ' 3 4! 1 ,4-- ' a a ' 1 , Z --L wx- gg 1 if Q' Q Wa 1- - : : , ::: ::: aw Q 4 X X yr 1 '5'A, ?:W V 7 'W w: . -,..,,. A ' , ' G, f' Q -' , YI I hh 57 fn A4 'A If I w 3 , s .duff f f L5 '53 'Jn K 'I Y my ,. ,W ja I 'W W A Y 4. ' , 51: 8 x . 1 f y mai 'i fi! ' s-4 Q '53 - ' f 1' 1 42.5-.z 1 . , , 3 ,A A i , af. ,, ,, 2 ,, 4,4 A 0, , 4 4 X 6' W ali 1 'f 'f 4 ,Q X .fs 'R if 2 e I . 4 i 4 3 . J if ,Q J 6 W ,W 4 Q , It X , 41' 5 , S. Acti ities Every person must give a little and take a little in order to obtain harmonious relations. These relations result from a cooperation which exists among people. Cooperation is, therefore, one of the most essential qualities which Thomas Jefferson stresses. Various clubs and organiza- tions were created for the purpose of enabling the students not only to express their ideas freely, but to accept the suggestions made by others. The Thomas Jefferson students are able to manage their own affairs in that they have the power to carry out the activities of the school. The school officers, who are elected by the students, carry out their responsibilities with only one faculty advisor. The closely knit tie which exists between these students and their advisor is really co- operation-the ability to work jointly with one another. Each club and organization at Thomas Jefferson was created by the students, and is con- trolled by the students. Whether it be a club which enables its members to discuss certain topics of interest, such as the Science Club, or an honorary organization which meets regularly to keep in close contact with one another, such as Quill and Scroll, the key to success is found not in the officers, but in cooperative members, Therefore, by experiencing this cooperative re- lation as a student, the future will find trying times when this cooperative attitude will bring peace and harrnony. Q Officers MEADE CHRISTIAN NANCY LaPRADE NANCY LEE LEIDY JUDY POLLARD SELWYN FLOURNOY MRS KATHERINE BRUMBLE Student Partlelpatlon Assoclatlon Little Jeff the school mascot keeps a watchful eye over the pro ceedmgs m Room 408 Senate headquarters when 108 Upon enterlng Thomas Jefterson every student becomes a member of the Student Partncnpa tlon Association Thus organnzatnon snmllar In Its makeup to our United States Government strives for active partlclpatlon by every mem ber ofthe student body In affairs pertalnlng to the school s student lute Plans tor the better ment of the school are dnscussed and acted upon nn nts two mann bodues the Senate and posed ot capable leaders representlng each of the four classes the presudents ot these classes and tive S P officers This year the Senate was brightened by the presence of Alarn Wer brouck our French exchange student A a member of the Senate he had a vote and was able to volce hls opunnons rreely The S P oft: cers and Senators are elected nn the sprung after a splrlted campaign carrying all the polltlcal trlmmlngs ot speeches publlclty stunts and eye catching posters Delegates were sent to the clty state and reglonal S C A Conventions I 'S O O U O I K W . . I ,MMS . D I A - . . . . I House ot Representatives. The Senate is com- , , y . 5 f - 5 H . . . . I .- T I . I ' D I Members of the Senate Wah? wif? my 112 Alam Werbrouck Melvnn Brannan Jebbue Beach Bllly Collms Bull Flournoy Pete Gordon James Hargroves BrIlHar1z Bradley Not? Dennns Ownby Barbara Sanford Judy Thompson Jenny Stott Jnrnrny Stott Guy Tower Jane Trevullnan 109 1 Beth Askew Elaine Bass Mary Arne Beckstoffer Peggy Bell Carol Blackshare Ed Council Barbara Cutchun Beverly Davis Bobby Duke Judy Ellett Stephen Galleher Judy Garrett Susan Gedney Pat Govvdy Stuart Grandis Curtis Jernigan Carolyn Jordan Russell Jordan Eleanor Judd Dave Katz SuzanneAckerman KittyAcree Mary Bodine Gary Flake Mary Lynne Frye Holmes Harris Anne Jackson Cauley Landers Roslyn Laster The House of Representatives which is composed of a representative from each homeroom serves as the most successful means ot communication between the Senate and the student body The homeroom representatives are chosen on the basis of character leadership scholastic ability enthusiasm and will ingness to serve It is their responsibility to carry House where action may be taken Therefore it is important that every student be alert to new ideas and means of bettering his school if he is to voice his opinion The vice president of the S P presides over the House of Representatives and acts as a representative from the House at all Senate meet ings The purposes of this year s House were to pro mote school spirit in as many ways as possible and to develop a closer student faculty relationship Shirley Branch 6 These alms and others were carried out through various protects sponsored by the House with the support of the entire student body The year began with a clean up campaign This was launched to im prove the conditions in the cafeteria and rec hall With Take Me to Your Trashcan as their slogan members of the House went on duty during all three trays and milk bottles on the lunch tables Also each House member was responsible for one poster pub licizing the clean up campaign With the cooperation of the Art Department these posters were displayed on the bulletin board in the hall in each homeroom and in the cafeteria and rec hall To remember Alain Werbrouck on his eighteenth birthday the House planned a celebration which lasted all day Tags saying Bonne fete Alain were worn by every stu 5' s , 0. 2- Q ' on I I . 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I suggestions from members of their homeroom to the recesses to remind the students not to leave their ' I ' I l TO Roger Leachman June Leffler Henry Manzels Joan Mann Virglnna Marlowe Joyce Mayeo Shirley McCann Gwynn McNaught Tom Meador Pan Morgan Maurice Novuck Linda Nystrom Camnlla Patrick Bobby Payne Artie Phaup Amy Paugh Judy Robb Johnny Rose Penny Sandford Pat Shelton Jane Sheppard Billy Slate Suzanne Thruft Wllllam Wade Joyce Walker Duck Welsh Bernard Whitlock Matt Wnllnams House of R6pPCS6Ht3tlV6S dent All two thousand of these were made by twenty members of the House The cafeteria and rec hall were decorated in red and white for the occasion A Thomas Jefferson ring with the unscrup ton AW TJ SP was presented to Alain as a presentation everyone lonned in the singing of Happy Birthday At the Chrnstmas assembly Alain was given a gift of seventy five dollars He was to use the money to buy a suit and any other acces sories he might need Another Christmas prolect which the House undertook was the presentation to each member of the faculty of a seasonal corsage or boutonnnere The House also sent Christmas cards to the faculty as well as to Mr Hancock our former princupal The idea of havlng a master of ceremonies for the basketball games oruginated in the House Headed by a House committee various clubs sold soft drunks at the games during half time The House also sponsored a sock hop after one of our home games ln the spring the House was responsible for for the coming year The eligible sophomores and luniors tried out before the present cheerleaders and some were eliminated by them The final elim: nations were made by House members at a special meeting One of the last prolects of the year was the presentation of a going away present to Alain before he returned to France All these achieve ments were a source of satisfaction and real pride not only to each student representative in the House but also to the students whom he represented l I i . .- .... 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After the ring selecting the varsity and iunior varsity cheerleaders l ll ww me BOC Furst Row Nat-cy LaPrade Nancy Lee Leudy secretary Judy Duke Joan Barnett Judy Pollard Second Row Anne B Plunkett Dorn M Turner Betty B Story Susan R Lambert Alma V Lowance Third Row Ralston Lecky Bu k Flournoy treasurer Meade Chrnstlan pre rdent Bull Hartz Nlelvun Brannan Dennts Ovvnby Board C 001 dlnatlon Mlss Bateman Meade Chrlshan Mlss Lowance and Nancy VanSchreeven members of the Board of Coordlnatlon tervnew Jane Trevllllan appllcant for Amerlcan Field Servlce representahve from Tee Jay Q 3 The Board of Coordlnatnon known as the B O C pro motes better understandtng and cooperation among the varlous organizations at Thomas Jefferson It IS com posed of the officers and sponsor of the Student Par tnclpatlon Assoclatlon the presidents and sponsors of the sensor luntor, sophomore and freshman classes the chaurmen of Club Affiliations and representatlves from the cadets music groups boys and gnrls athletucs and the llterary and busuness staffs ot the publications Any member of the faculty or student body may appear before the Board to suggest a new actlvnty to present a problem to be solved or to propose a change vvhtch vvlll benefit the student body as a whole The B O C tries to guve each organuzatuon an equal opportunuty to carry out nts program Qettlng up and dnstrubutnng a calendar for all the magor school events was the mann duty of thus years B O C Careful planning proylded a varted and smoothly runnnng program and eltrnnnated conflucts IU dates for meetings dances plays athletic games and other extra currlcular actnvrtres The B O C also selected a lumor to go to Europe thus summer as an Amerncan Faeld Servlce representatlve H2 ' f 1., 1 H 1, wwfww 0 1 1 4 1 w f uf fl - We - , Z, - , H, 1, Q , , 009411 R Af Q J' ar r I 1 M f ,, 5 - - -- 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 . : . , s . , . , . , . , 7 1 5 1 7 1 5 I 1 1 ' , . . ., ' 9 U . . . . . . 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Since its establishment in February, 1957, the Honor Council has striven to promote honest standards among the student body at Thomas Jefferson Servung an an advisory capacity they with the assistance of the Character Commlttee have Issued and renewed honor cards each semester The first Honor Code proved quite GHECTIVS because of the wonderful cooperation on th part of the student body however the Honor Council and steering committee Ol the Character Commlttee felt a revised code could be helpful In some areas Therefore a new code contaanlng two new :deals was Incorporated The new :deals as stated un the revnsed Honor Code were I will not condone stealing or van dalusm In any form and wall conduct myself at all tlmes as a good representative of thls school and I vvull en deavor to fulflll all resoonslbllrtles delegated me and to uphold the Ideals of Thomas Jefferson Hugh School as stated ID the school pledge This revlsed code went Into effect after Honor Week In October An assembly program durnng Honor Week emphasrzed the hugh :deals of honesty and presented the revused code to the student body A program conducted by the Char acter Committee representatnves was presented rn each homeroom to Introduce the Honor Code to the new students and to grve them an opportunity to sign honor cards Judy Pollard and Meade Clmshan ex OFICIO members of the Honor Councll make a rouhne check of honor cards nn the n e The Honor Councll HONOR COUNCIL lleft to nghfl Melvm Brawnan Ralston Leaky Mrs Frances Wlmer sponsor Bull Flour noy chanrman Jebbuc Beach Pete Gordon Doug Reed w I I , 2 - gf fp,- . . 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' : X 4 an CHARACTER COMMITTEE Flrst Row Jebbte Beach June Johnston Nancy Rose secretary James Gallo way vlce chanrman Mrs Wlrner sponsor Barbara Sanford chalrman Stephen Peple treasurer Patsy Long Second Row Ann Keech Carolune Srntth Mary Lee Elanne Cardwell Duane Crawley Jean Hutcheson Page Eldrudge Sandy Eley Third Row Barbara Bennett Pat Fatella Jane Brooke Joellen Maxwell Helen Wnlkunson Bob Hoffler Frances Edwards Ruta Ruchardson Fourth Row Anne Ferrell Smtth Joan Stern brecker Phyllrs Moore Pat Roop Marcia Perkun Pat Tyler Susan Hume Don Wulluams Fthh Row Harold Cooper Helen Perlln Amy Ganderlln Joe Wlrt Mary Mena Glll Carol Bradley Brenda Wnlson Doug Rothenberg 1131 actel COllll'lllttQf' Stnce nts establlshment un 19415 the Character Com mtttee has been promottng the many phases ot character bulldtng as stated an the pledge allegnance to the school honesty courtesy selt control co operatlon and obedience to authorlty vvrth ktndness and lustuce to all By encouraging partlctpatuon an the Honor System the commlttee helps the students ot Thomas Jefferson become better cntnzens an thenr school home communuty and country Each home room ts represented at the monthly meetrngs where problems are discussed and Ideas exchanged The steernng commnttee headed by a Senate charrman ts composed ot a representatuve trom each ot the tour classes It IS thetr responslbulnty to work wtth the taculty sponsor Mrs Frances Wlmer In plannung programs and acttvttles Atter be-1n tamtlnaruzed vvtth the programs In advance the homeroom representa 4 ttve presents them to has homeroom In the most etTecttve manner lt as has duty to bring In sugges tlons tor tuture programs and speakers Members ot the Character Commlttee asslsted the Honor Coun ctl by conductnng the slgnung ot the Honor Code tn the homerooms These homeroom representatuves also presented programs whuch stressed the :deals contanned tn the Honor Code After tnvest gattng sux or seven areas the steertng commtttee declded that the Hullstde Court Recreatuon Center a tederal hous tng dnvuston tor low Income tamtlues would be an appropriate Chrtstmas protect agaln thus year They were presented wnth a record player and records and a party was glven tor the older groups at the center The commtttee always leaves extra money tn case some repatrs must be made Last year the Character Commnttee gave them a televlston set -gy ' 'O 1 W5 MA 1 J 1 ,G , 'V Q T 1. 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FIfty cent pIeces were attached to cards and gIven to one hundred men and vvomen at the CIty Home These gltts were made posstble through contrIbu tIons made by each homeroom The Character Com mIttee also IoIned Wlll'l the ChrIstIan Youth League In presentIng the SIngspIratIons at ChrIstmas SInce ITS yvIdespread membershIp covers many school ac tIyrtIes the programs affect the entIre school there fore assembly programs WHICH are sponsored by thIs commIttee are planned yytth the greatest care Speakers must be exceptIonally qualtfled to Interest and Impress young people and yet the programs must be serIous In purpose as yyell as popular wIth the audIence Each year the student body looks tor ward to the Intertatth Assembly whIch IS sponsored Week Brotherhood Week observed both natIonally and locally IS the most conyement ttme to stress the Idea of better InterfaIth relatIons Three speakers each outstandIng ID hIs taIth represented the Catho lIc JeyvIsh and Protestant taIths Because ot Its Im portance In Thomas Jefterson the VBVIOUS phases or the school pledge were chosen as the topIcs tor the assembly In the months ot February March Apnl and May apprecIatIon for churches soorts teachers and tamIlIes was emphasIzed Through the use ot posters and homeroom programs the Character Com mIttee representattyes stressed these Important phases of Amertcan lIte One member ot the ste r Ing comrnlttee was In charge ot the program each month Through these yartous programs the Charac ter Commtttee achIeyed Its ulttmate atm to buIlcl a CITIZSVTS harac ter Lommlttee CHARACTER COMMITTEE Fnrst Row Anne Marchant Margaret Marks Nancy Greer Barbara Humphnes Judy KVOQ Jane Prnce LInda Gallup Second Row Lynne MIller Gay SI bert Barbara Wyatt Bettte Rose Passa naneck Jean B Istoyy Sheryl Clark Barbara Hubba cl Thurd Row Ted Boc-It M ry N well Judy ry FIsher Meade hr sttan Bl Flou n Rtcharcl Green Fourth Row Freddy WhIte Wesley J rclan Ronnte Plotktn Tommy Wullett Wayne ChIles Jm Slay by the Character Committee during Brotherhood better character, and in this yyay, develop better T1 0 I I , , I r l 1 , B Q , Be' , Jo ' , C I ' , il r oy, ' . : ' , C I . . 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I i I 5 if K I K S - I x If 9 S ll5 Although the Councll of Homeroom Presidents has no executive or lawmakung powers It has proved to be one of the greatest unlfynng forces at Thomas Jefferson Beung aware that the Student Partncrpatlon Association IS only as strong as the homerooms which comprise It the Council of Homeroom Pres: dents constantly strives to bnng about a stronger and closer unlon between the homerooms and the S P During nts monthly meetungs the members of the Councul dlscuss problems and Ideas that are brought up rn the weekly homeroom meetungs These discussions help the presldents perform their duties In an rntelltgent well Informed fashron whsle presldlng over their homeroom meetrngs Conse orderly because of the experlence gatned by the presldlng officer from the Counctl meetung creasing emphasis has been placed on the Councrl snnce It was founded tn 1947 because there had been doubt that the homerooms were strong enough to support the Student Partlcupatnon actnvntles By ID forrnnng each homeroom president of the essentuals of good leadershlp the Councll of Homeroom Prest dents endeavored to have successful and etfuclent meetlngs conducted In each homeroom The Councul met the first Tuesday un each month to plan protects and to consider problems brought up by the stu dents In the homerooms These were presented to the Council by the homeroom prestdents The fTrst meetlng of the Councll always necessitates the elec tlon of a s cretary a planning committee and a pro structed In good parllamentary procedure and IH the art of conductlng a homeroom meeting properly and nnterestlngly Since last year s Councnl of Homeroom C0lll1Cll of Home Room P1 esldents COUNCIL OF HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Furs! Row Audrey Pollard Jeanette Baker Sharon Horne Betsy Loving Carolyn Smuth Marcua Gemmtll Nlarllyn Haddock Betsy Scott Second Row Kay Cannon Bully Jones Bernard Beloff Sheldon Markowntz Blrch Douglass Waddy Garrett Jane Hundley Jtm Slay Thnrd Row Bull Skinner Rchard Glazler John Turner Jnm Cluverlus Cliff Moseley Tommy Gleason Bobby Walters Fourth Row Joey Smuth David Long Dave Addr on Tommy Slmmons Joe Godsey Rowland Meade , . . . . I Q I . . U - V I I quently, the meetings are better planned and more led Commmoo- Each homeroom PVo5'doof 'S 'o' . . . . . I In- 4 A Q I 1 1, S ? l 16 COUNCIL OF HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Furs? Row Sarah Decker Duane Kay Sally TarranT Meade Chrus Tuan Sheryl Clark Susan Brugh Susan Gabb Judy Reynolds Second Row Jane Trevulluan Patsy Chewn ung Butch Chru Tuan Susan Thompson Mary Anne Fruend Bull GunTer Ball Irvung Doug Reed Thurd Row Bull Jacobs Gene OverTon Bull Brown Rod Bland Chup Hall Roy Buckner Alaun Werbrouck Bll Colluns Councll of Home Room P1 esldents Presudems successfully held a Leadershup Traunung Conference The group decuded To make The con ference an annual affaur Leadershup Makes a Du I ference was The Theme for Thus years leadershup clunuc held on January T7 aT Thomas Jefferson Helpful cruTucusm and consTrucTuve suggesTuons were made un The general sessuons of The clunuc whuch were followed by dufferenT duscussuon groups Sev eral Topucs for The duscussuon groups were Parlua rnenTary Procedure WhaT ls a Leader and WhaT Are Hus ResponsubuluTues'? and Leadershup Makes a Dufference un GeTTung STudenTs To ParTucupaTe Topucs concernung school spuruT and The Thomas JefTerson STudenT Parfucupafuon AssocuaTuon were also cluscussed by The SenaTors The purpose of The clunuc was To enable Those sTudenTs who now hold an offuce To do a beTTer uob and To prepare Those who may hold 7 Them un The fuTure To be beTTer fTTTed for Them when The Tume comes Because so many people aT Thomas Jefferson have The abuluTy To become leaders ouT do noT demonsTraTe uT The clunuc has Trued To develop Thus abuluTy and To broaden hus fauTh un ThaT abulufy The clunuc was held prumaruly for homeroom oTTucers House of RepresenTaTuve members and club olqfucers however anyone else who was unTeresTed was un vuTed To aTTend The Councul of Homeroom PresudenTs has also assusTed un unformung The sTudenT body of varuous acTuvuTues ThroughouT The school These pro uecTs promofed much unTeresT and enThusuasm among The members of The councul and oThers un The sTudenT body The Councul of Homeroom PresudenTs was sponsored by Mrs KaTherune Brumble and uT was presuded over by Meade ChrusTuan The STudenT ParTucupaTuon AssocuaTuon Presudenf -T - : 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l ' 0 0 1 A ' . ,, . . 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Row Kathle Reed Mary Ann Essnd Linda Flscher Patsy Glenn Beverly Fenner Sandra Wyland Grace Cosby Norma Wnnde Second Row Rosann Gray Su an Packer Barbara Dunn Gene Bernstenn Suzanne Tnllery Connle Colllns Abnganl Donald Barbara Hanson Carolyn Roosevelt Thurd Row Charlotte Alston Donnue Crane Blll Harvle Margaret Hothelmer Carol Thornhlll Susan Todd Grayson Foy Llla Davls Brenda M urlce Trudy Allen ,I un101 Red Cross The Thomas Jefferson chapter ot the Amerucan Red Cross has the same oblectlve as the mann body namely to help others who are unable to help them serves Gulded by Its motto We Serve the Junlor a helplng hand to all those ln need Servlce to others IS the most Important factor un the Red Cross A special Red Cross assembly an the tall was devoted to the lnstallatlon of the new homeroom representa tuves to the Juntor Red Cross Each representative repeated the tollowlng pledge betore hls tellow classmates We belleve ln servlce for others tor our country our communlty and o r school an health of mlnd and body to ht us for greater servnce and an workung for better human relatlons through out the world We have loaned the American Junior Red Cross to help achieve nts alms by worlcmg to gether wlth members everywhere In our own and other lands In thelr meetlngs on the tTrst Frnday ot every month the Junlor Red Cross representatlves from the varxous homerooms partlclpate ln many wullrngness and a desire to help rn the work Wuth the helpful guidance ot nts sponsor Miss Sue Bea man the Thomas Jefferson Chapter has accompllshed many outstanding servlces to the school and com munity The Red Cross membershrp drlve was held at Thomas Jefterson from November l T5 An as sembly Do Unto Others stressed the need tor lndlvldual contrlbutlons ln order to have a hundred percent membershtp one dollar tor every thlrty stu dents was needed Volunteer aides have provaded many brlght hours tor chaldren ln the wards at the Medical College ot Vnrgunua and other members l , , I ' lr. :l ,V 5 I, t I J , l l a - I l ' l O 'I I - I V l Red Cross strives to promote good will and to lend worthwhile prolects. These representatives show a , , y U Z . . . , . , I : ' , ' - l T8 have performed numerous and usetul Iobs at the Red Cross Chapter House such as typtng maktng posters and 'Hlltng gttt boxes At Thanksgtvtng the stage ot the Thomas .lefterson audttonum was filled wtth brightly decorated baskets filled wlth canned goods and grocertes to be sent to needy tamrlles and welfare unstttutrons tn Ruchmond The food ID these baskets was donated by Thomas Jefferson students through thetr homerooms Juntor Red Cross repre sentatuves collected certatn artvcles ID thetr home rooms These articles were taken to the Red Cross Chapter House put tn Chnstmas stocknngs and taken to the veterans at McGutre s Hospttal For the tTrst tame at Thomas Jefferson the Junior Red Cross sponsored a school chest which was fllled wuth school health and recreattonal supplies It was the malor protect ot the year The chest which mea Junlor Red Lross sured approxtmately three cubtc teet was sent to a dtsaster area a rural area or a refugee camp some where un the world Each student parttctpated by contrtbuttng such arttcles as penculs erasers paper balls soap toothbrushes and toothpaste to fTll up the chest The ttnal protects ot the year were the tilltng of grtt boxes and a correspondence album Featuring lute at Thomas Jefferson the correspon dence album went to a hugh school In Korea Each homeroom was asked to and IU the comptltng ofthe necessary materials Last year a stmular correspon dence album dealing wtth Rtchmond was sent to Korea Members from the Juntor Red Cross also dtd volunteer work at a local nurstng home and they rememberesl their shutun trnends wtth small gttts and vusuts JUNIOR RED CROSS Furs? Row Betty Alley Jane Woolard Jeannette Harrlngtor' Mass Sue Beaman sport sor Jenny Stott Tun Shepherd Buddy Koch Cabell Parker Second Row Jackue Harrus Sandra Howell Mary M Murdo Sally Pendleton Betty Lowry Nancy Wyant Marcta B yan Sherrue McCaln Thurd Row Alice Andrews Sandra Fergu son Lunda Strickland Betsv Johnson Dlanna Euksuztan Vnckne Breon Carol Boyd Duane Lawton 'ss 1 I I I . , - . 1 1 1 1 1 - L . . I - 1 1 , , . 1 . . I 1 1 - 1 , ' ' 0 W 1 1'H 1 1 - I' '1 1 ' 11 s,' ' 1, 1' 1 If sf K K1 Y . Q , 3 Y 1 sf ' i ' ' X. 4 'z mv CLUB AFFILIATIONS Flrsf Row Jenny Stott Susan SrrIIth Judy Duke Nancy Lee LeIdy Nancy Van Schreeven Judy Garrett Eleanor Martnn Pat Garcelon Second Row Jane Nunnarnaker Jayne Ba nett Polly Cummmgs Gllmer Beauchamp Carl Bowmer Bob Jacobs Judy Reynolds Sandra Onclrovnch Thurd Row Davld Long Davld Jackson Jlm Fortune Pete Hatcher RIck Owen Su anne Ackerman Sandra Chadwell lub fflll2ltl0l1S Clubs at Thomas Jefterson are organIzed for the beneit and pleasure ot the student body The club IS the place to make new acgualntances cultIvate new Interests and learn the thrIll ot personal contrI butnon DItTerent types of clubs appeal to dIFFerent people and as the students Interests change new clubs are Iormed and old ones dropped Each cIub IS represented In Club AFTIIIatIons and It must abIde by the rules as set forth ID the club charter Com posed ot one representatIve from each of he clubs that are OFTlCIally recognIzed by he schooI admInIs tratIon Club AlTIlIBTIOnS IS prestcled over by a Sena tor and IS sponsored by Mrs Anne Plunkett from the faculty ThIs group regulates the tIme and place ot each club s rneetmgs IH an efjtort to avoId confhcts In the meetIngs the members share constructIve Ideas and dIscuss ways to make theIr club programs more InterestIng and worthwhIle Members ot Club AICTI lIatIons strIve to Increase th partIcIpatIon ID thelr IS presented these students help to organIze It It a club wlshes to undertake a new protect or any type ot BCTIVITY It must ftrst be approved by Club A'l:l:IllEiTlOIWS then It IS taken to and passed by the Senate A member o Club ATcTllI8lIOHS vIsIts the meetIngs ot the House of Representatwes ID order to keep the group Intorrred ot the urrent school busIness The Qenate chaIrman ot Club ATTllI6TIOUS lS a member of the BOC and represents all the clubs ID thIs capacIIy By unItIng all the clubs through one organIzatIon each separate club lS greatly Im proved and strengthened 2 Q 5 , ,f 1 If I x O I C ' , ' . '- respective clubs, and when a request tor a new club , , , , , . I . . . A . . . Q , . . - . F T20 S-1 CHRISTIAN YOUTH LEAGUE Furs! Row Muss Crenshaw sponsor Joyce Mayes Amy Ganderlln secretary Sandra Ondrovlch pre :dent Nancy Rose vnce presndent Patsy Long treasurer Helen Wnlkunson Georgra Ann Valentme Second Row Ann Spencer Lula Davns Peggy Rose Betsy Jackson Ruth Decker Grayson Foy Ann Burton Thurd Row Vlrgmla Lambert Llnda Ondrovnch Sandra Howell Marcua Perkms Jo Jo Youngblood Anuta Chuldrey Ann Howell Fourth Row Beverly Sanford Joan Sclaree Mary Wllson Mary Ellen Harvey PYISCIllB Lord Jamce Wood Brenda Massad Fifth Row Nancy Nncholas Janet Mangus Nancy Gary Glnger Lacy Carol Lou Womble Rlta Ruchard on Betty Lowry Snxth Row Eddue Meredtth Tommy Campbell Carole Bradley Margaret Ewnng Duffer Cameron Carolyn Bouterse Pat Shelton Mary Duffer hrlstlan Youth League The Chrrstnan Youth League organlzed nn T953 strnves to set forth and to put into danly practtce the :deals whzch are stated In the school pledge hon esty courtesy, self control cooperatuon and obedl ence to authorlty wuth knndness and lustuce to all Seeklng to gnve the students at Thomas Jefferson an opportunnty to work together for others and to be come a part of a world wude Chrlstsan fellowshnp the Chrnstnan Youth League met every Frnday durlng homeroom pernod nn the cafeterla The program for these meetmgs usually consisted of a short devotlo nal message a prayer by a student and an outside guest speaker A student from the Umversuty of Rrchmond and a local mlmster were the guest speak ers for two of the meetmgs Through thelr talks the students applned the qualltnes of Chrnstnamty to everyday lnfe Workung lolntly wnth the Character Commlttee the Chrlstlan Youth League sponsored carol smgnng In the audntoruum each mornung before the Chrnstmas holudays The entire student body was tnvnted to come and loan nn the smgnng whlch was broadcast over the publlc address system The group showed their holiday splrlt agaln by glvlng a card shower to some children an the wards at the Medlcal College of Vrrgnnra The hughlnght of the year was the sprung banquet whnch was attended by the members of the Chrnstuan Youth League of five area schools The nnstallatnon of new OTTICSFS was the mann feature of the banquet which IS held each year In a church of a dlfferent denomnnatlon Various groups from the Chrlstuan Youth League also broad ened thelr outreach by vnsltung the Cnty Home and the chsldren s wards at Medlcal College of Vurgnnua u 1 , fa - .J if f f Q ' , 1 I, r N. , I ' L W 41 , im 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 I 1 3 F 1 ' F 1 I 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 O O I I I . . . ,, I - I I - . . . . . . . . I . . . . . ,, ' 1 . . . . . . . . , ' ' . . . . I The Forum helps students of today prepare to be capable citizens of Tomorrow by offering them an opportunity to learn more about their countrys policies and interests in world affairs, A knowledge of world affairs is important to every young person as he accepts his position in our modern society: therefore the Forum selected 'Current Events as their theme for the year. Students with an earnest desire to further their knowledge of the peoples of the world in the past and present times and with an interest in history and current events may become members of this club. Also these students must be recommended by their history or government tea- cher at Thomas Jefferson. Through well-informed speakers group discussions movies debates and panels members of the Forum were able to keep The F01 um up-to-date on the current happenings in the world. Alain Werbrouck our French exchange student was an appropriate guest speaker for two of the meet- ings. He spoke on France in general and also the constantly changing government of his country which has been currently in the news for some time. Another informative talk was presented by a local minister on communism. The entire group partici- pated in discussions on such topics as the ioreign policy segregation and current events. In these dis- cussions the members can express their opinions freely concerning ahfairs which affect our city state and nation. Helpful guidance and advice were given by the faculty co-sponsors Miss LaRue Brandenburg and Mr. Clyde Fortna. FORUM First Row Joan Secarce Donna Lynch Frances Sanders secretary Polly Cummings president Midgie Axel treasurer Margaret Marks Second Row Joan Brame Mary Marshall Cosby Betsy Johnson Carol Schelin Sydney Wilson Ann Urbine Third Row John King Charles Scarborough Jeannette Har rrngton Jean Pollard Pam Artinger Elizabeth Cahoon Fourth Row Jimmy Hosier Donny Blackwell Sandy Eley Miss LaRue Brandenburg sponsor Ann Mace Jane Carol Waddell I 'Nb 122 du T , 1 , , 1 I , 1 , , 'I 1 5 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I - 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 T 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 - 9 C' 3 gb- ! - Q I si Q' '1 I X , , .. w ,, l I 1 1, I 1 1 1 1 1 - Z- J, 1 - QI rw.. 'WWW PREPARATORY CHOIR Furs! Row Pattt Lawrence Judy Mclntrre Sarah Decker presndent Marty Mtllts Carol Anne Emory secretarytreasurer Sherrle McCarn Second Row Path Wtlson Pat Roop Carol Hamb let Bobble Hamblet Susan Race Penny Whrtney Cynthua Shelhorse Leona Srlver Thard Row Betty Jo Lnttell Joanne Kanlck Sandra Muller Pat Carver Carol Jean Blackshare Mary Ann Brockmeter Nancy Nrcholas Lynne Davls Fourth Row Phyllls Rhodes Jackle Clark Beverly Fenner June Mays Betsy Whrte Gerry Clare Mary Angelo Glorla Ambrose Preparatory Cholr The Preparatory Chotr which meets during the fourth perlod serves to develop promuslng votce students for later service ln the A Cappella Chotr The Glrls and Boys Glee Clubs are regular vorce classes that are fully organlzed wnth oftlcers and accompanusts who help Mr Alton Howell chotr da rector wnth the operatton of hrs classes The Gtrls Glee Club orrgrnally called the Slngrng Forty was organtzed ln Qeptember T945 Fundamentals of music which are taught prove qutte helpful to those who plan to enter the Held of music as a career Students are taught to conduct and on Mondays the hrst part of the pertod rs always devoted to drscus sung radio or televlslon programs for thetr musncal value Twuce each month members of these classes are guven opportunutres to appear on a talent pro gram as solousts both vocal and Instrumental and In small ensembles Those who partrclpate ln these programs and show an Interest In music are usually the ones selected for membershnp tn the A Cappella Cholr Members ot these classes are encouraged to attend concerts and keep up to date on the muslcal events rn Richmond The ltves of various composers sungers and other musicians are also drscussed The members ot the Preparatory Chonr and Glee Clubs have taken part tn a number of actrvltres an and out ot school They have enloyed presentrng programs rn assemblies and glvtng concerts Through the pre paratton of thus work they have added greatly to thetr store of musucal knowledge Some of the gurls ushered at the Sprung Concert and the operetta Klsmet They also served on some ot the commnt tees tor these presentattons o 5 s 471 9 A ,, up 1 W ,464 Z T ,f 5 W' 'HW W1 1? W 1 WA, 1 tv ef Q sam A ' -' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' : A ' , - g ' A . : A 1 1 ' , - 1 I 1 1 1 A 7 I I I I ' I I I V I U , . 1 1 , . , , , , ' I - ' I 1 - 1 - 1 1 o , . 1 1 - 1 - 11 1 11 . 1 1 GIRLS GLEE CLUB Furs! Row Mooty Softee Cabell Parker se retarytreasurer Martha Cervarnch vuce prestdent Barbara Bnshop ltbrary Janne Sutton Joan Barrett prestdent Betty Hall Second Row Ednth Reynolds Nell Jessue Ann Burton Ltnda Self Peggy Charles Nancy Cole Pam Morgan Betsy Wtlltam son Thnrd Row Martha Garrett Carolyn Hudson Dorothy Charles Laura Jane Arthur Marta Wrnght Mary Evelyn Rowzue Lunda Strnckland Sandy Kolehas 'Ihe Glee Clubs vtce presndent Jenny Stott presndent Dale Ellns sectuon leader Jane Sheppard Izbraruan Barbara Hansen Second Row Susan B ugh Pat Shelton Belle Landrum Penny Sanford Penny Henley Averett Brttton At w Days Third Row Gwynn McNaught Ma ga et Apperson Kay Andrews Eleanor Maxey Frances Freernan Barbara Wynn Eltzalneth Cahoon Fourth Row Nell Grey Black Carolyn Harrts June Carter Jcldy Sealey Madelyn Trexler Jane Marrtn 124 T GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-First Row: Allce Andrews, section leader, Neva Taylor, secretaryg Barbara Bennett, Tr i . 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Row Ann Tevepaugh Vlrg nra Brown secrron leader Tonue Torregrossa Beverly Flnppen Muldred Snoddy Jo Anna Bradshaw Aud ey Hooper Second Row Nancy Allen Susan Lealce Sara McDonald Bernice Palrerson Cameron Dufler Jane Crutchflelcl Alrce Baugh Thlrd Row Faye Watkins Sue Colluer Cathy Moolhuyzen June Potts Vicky Hunsunger Ruta Rrchardson Kathne Reed Fourth Row Carole Lovrng Claudelte Martnn Sandra James Syd French Loretta Boxley Sandra Crorsky Rosaluncl Soffer The G ee Clubs vice presndenr Tommy Gleason secrefaryfreasurer George Donnelly Lewrs Nussrnan Tornrny Crenshaw Second Row Owen Davidson Jerry Hansen John Bendall Tommy Eppes Linwood Walton John Ward Tommy Howell Third Row Jaclc Barbee George Hoover Rnchard Robrnson Rea Drcknnson Kenneth Clark N son Bllil'1lVTT6l' Garland Wrrght Alton Howell sponsor 125 ff, ff ' '2 I , 1 BOYS' GLEE CLUB-Firsf Row: Tappy August, Bobby Waldrop, Michael Farley, presidentg Bobby Lehman el 'r ' l , I ' , I , I. I I K F , Q ,K . i x .... Ty' A CAPPELLA CHOIR Furs! Row Helen Kalafatis secretarytreasurer Barbara Sanford Lynore Katz Carole Bradley Ellen Jane Hastings Ann Poindexter Susan Gabb Tripp Chewning R G Pierce Johnny Wilson Robert Harrington Bill Martin Bob Jacobs president Second Row Virginia Walker Mary Page Burden Judy Stone Ann Howell Bess Martin Carolyn Whltworth Judy Reynolds Jean Bear Bobby Mercer Cappy Porterheld Bill Gunter librarian Johnny Capehart James Barton Bob Dunville librarian Jay Roberts librarian Third Row Barbara Garnett Alice Ligon Ann Goodman Jane Hundley Kay Jarman Evamon Wells Barbara Young Gale Page Joellen Maxwell Sheryl Clark Betsy Loving Dianne Barnbacus Helen Howard Billy Welsh Alain Werbrouck Tucker Hull A Cappella Chou' At any time during the day one can hear the strains in this room that the Boys and Girls Glee Clubs the Preparatory Choir and the A Cappella Choir practice The desire of every musically minded per son at Thomas Jefferson is membership in the A Cappella Choir which is composed of only selected students who have reached the stage of advanced performance These students must also have a sin cere desire to work with others like themselves to create melodlous vocal music Since the A Cappella Choir and the Orchestra meet during the fifth period it is very convenient for the two organizations to practice together for their Ioint performances A year full of varied performances kept the choir constantly working hard to make a good appearance before their critical public The A Cappella Choir composed of approximately ninety boys and girls voices sings classics Something new this year was the Thomas Jefferson John Marshall pep rally which was broad cast over a local radio station The choirs from both schools participated in the program The A Cappella Choir also presented a repertoire of religious songs for an evening service at First Baptist Church Join ing with the Thomas Jefferson Orchestra and several other choral societies in Richmond the A Cappella Choir sang inthe performance of Handel s Messiah at the Mosque During the year the choir presented several outstanding programs for the school as sembly the largest of these being at Thanksgiving Christmas and the Baccalaureate and Commence ment exercises Several representatives from the soprano alto tenor and bass sections of the chow C I of harmonious music coming from room 2l8. lt is all types of music from rhythmic spirituals to moving , . 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T26 f u A CAPPELLA CHOIR First Row John Hazlegrove James Oates Lee Pemberton Bull Kurks Steve Peple Chip Hall Pru culla Lord Jane Broacldus Dorothy Eckert Joyce Mayes Grace Cosby Second Row David Katz Tum Hull vuce president Dwight Cox Joan Bryan Dottie Peaco Barbara Mueller Carolyn Bouterse Ruta Wulluams Joan Newell Dottue Wulluams Patsy Clark Mildred Bohannon Caroline Platt Jo Ann Appler Thurd Row Poulson Reed Tum Ferneyhough Sandra Ondrovuch Mary Frye Carolyn Wultshure LaVerne Krrby Jean Hutcheson Judy Pollard Susan Gedney Pat Estes Nancy Southworth Eduth Wuntree Barbara Hubbard Barbara Compton appella Chou partucupated un the Eastern duvusuon All State Chour held un February From thus chour thurty students Roanoke For the annual Sprung Concert the Musuf Department presented a program ot varied orches tral and vocal music The chour felt greatly honored by being asked to partucupate un the Southern Duvu suon ot the Music Educators National Convention un Roanoke Vurgunua School chours from all over the Southern States had been considered to appear on the program tor the convention Proceeds from the Sprung Concert went toward tinancung thus trup It turned out to be a very enuoyable as well as profit able opportunity Kismet a Broadway musical by Robert Wright and George Forrest was the operetta chosen by the chour to be presented thus year Thus presentation required many hours of rehearsals atter school but ut gave each partucupant a sense ot real satustactuon on openung night Kismet wuth uts set suc as Stranger un Paradise And Thus us My Beloved and Baubles Bangles and Beads Shar ung the spotlights were the lead singers Patsy Clark Bob Dunvulle Alice Lugon James Barton and Bully Welsh The Student Durector was Susan Gedruey who was assisted by Mary Ellen Harvey The Jeff ettes a gurls quartette from the chour appeared un school programs as well as extracurricular actuvutues Several class peruods were devoted to discussing various musical terms Through these varied actuvu tues the A Cappella Chour uncreased theur knowledge ot music by both performing and lustenung to re cordungs o well known choral groups I 'U were selected to take part in the All-State Choir in ting in exotic Bagdad, was tilled with familiar songs - u . , . . I A , u . 127 ORCHESTRA Furs! Row Martha Young ChrIstIne Young Sally Gabb Eleanor Judd John Day Second Row Sandra Woodle Martha Wood John MarrIott Kathy Haddock Jerry Emanuel ThIrd Row Allan Romm Dodge BIaett Larry Sutton Frank RIchardson BIII LewIs Fourth Row George McKenny BIII Junknn SkIppy Haseltme Tommy Tucker Pete Weaver FIfth Row DIanna Euksuzuan Doug Reed J J Jep on Betsy Johnson The 1 ehestra Whether It be a Beethoven symphony a Strauss waltz or a Broadway show medley our forty SIX member orchestra can play It wIth all the polIsh and technIque of a protessIonal group Under the ta lented dIrectIon ot Mr Frank G Wendt the orchestra dIlIgently practIces each tTtth pGFIOd In the band room AddItIonal hours ot rehearsal after school are sometImes reo1uIred to add pertectIon to theIr num bers All of the class tIme IS not spent practIcIng on theIr Instruments for the orchestra students have an opportunIty to study many ot the world s great corn posers and theIr works Regular tryouts are made when the conductor feels that hIs orchestra needs an Incentrve to Improve theIr sound StrIvIng tor the honor ot betng ttrst chaur IU hIs SECTION each mem ber trIes hIs best when hIs turn comes to try out He plays a selectIon from one of the pIeces that the orchestra as a whole has been workung on In case of a tIe he must resort to sIght readIng a pnece of musIc These tryouts serve as a means ot keepIng every member of the orchestra tryIng to play hIs own Instrument to the very best of hIs Sblllfy Be sIdes appearances at Thomas Jefferson the orches tra IS Invlted to QBFTICIDBTS In VBVIOUS CIVIC BCTIVITIES To start the year on they provIded the musIc tor the annual dInner whIch opened the Commumty Chest DVIVE In RIchmond Several members qualIHed as players In the RIchmond Symphony Orchestra Repre sentatIves from the Thomas Jetterson Orchestra par tIcIpated In the annual State Stnng Orchestra whIch took place In ArlIngton VIrgInIa The three day TGSYI val was held at WaketTeld HIgh School where the T I I I I I - 3 I I I I - 7 I 1 I 1 ' 2 I I I I I r I I . . S I 'I I I I - ' I . . , . , ' I I - I ' - 4 ORCHESTRA First Row Judy Vaughan Bobble Bennett Carol Muller David Trevvett Julia Brown Second Row Ma nan Manouklan Carol Cox Robert Sprull Jmmy Moore Sandra Eley Thlrd Row Marietta Mosley Kathy Albrught M ry Henry Opal Hooge Lee May Jeannette Harrlngton Fourth Row Mary Mena Gill Jean Brnstovv The 1 ehestl a participants rehearsed by sections for thirteen hours IU a sunday concert tne group displayed the results of their many hours of effort The entire orchestra accompanied by various Richmond choral groups siah at the Mosque on December l7 As another civic activity the string section from the orchestra consisting of the violins violas cellos and basses participated in a program at the Musicians Club For its largest production of the year the orchestra sponsored the annual Spring Concert A varied pro gram of orchestral and xocal music was presented by the orchestra and the A Cappella Choir This year the proceeds vvent toward financing a trip to Roa nolce Virginia to perform at the Southern Division of the Music Educators National Conference At the beginning of the year a letter vvas sent to Thomas Jefferson requesting that a recording of tne orches tra and the choir be sent to the commrttee for con ference From the recordings sent by numerous be represented on the program The orchestra played several solo numbers as vvell as tvvo selections with the choir The group left Richmond on April A and returned the following day Working gointly with the A Cappella Choir the orchestra provided the accompaniment for the operetta Kismet Extra rehearsals outside of school were devoted by the orchestra members to make the shovv successful The eventful year was brought to a close by the playing f Pomp and Circumstance while the seniors marched down the aisles 3 ' Th W 1 .. z 7. . h I I I y I li If A I . : V . 'I U . f- .r - 1 Q -, , A .Ar A i A A i participated in the presentation of Handel's Mes- Southern high schools, certain ones were chosen to , , I . , . , . ,. O ,, . , . l29 Sponsored by Mass Ellzabeth Beaman and Mrs Luculle Kung the Spanlsh Club conttnued to grow an suze as well as ID actlvlttes Membershlp IS not conttned to members of the Spanish classes anyone who Interested rn the Spanish language people and cus toms ts welcome to loan Their protects were extend ed to Include more outslde actuvutues thus year By provtdung much needed food clothing and money at Chrtstmas for a Mexucan tamuly tn Rlchmond the Spanish Club felt that they were not only lendrng a helpung hand to someone In need but also learntng more about the people tn Spannsh speaknng coun trles A student at Thomas JelTerson from Ecuador spoke to the Spanlsh Club at one of theur monthly meettngs The group asked her questtons concern :ng the school customs and recreatuon an er country This past summer approximately twenty The Spanlsh Club ftve members ofthe club took a trap to Mexrco Some slndes and movtng pictures of thus trlp were shown at one of the other meetings ln order to observe Pan Amerlcan Week the Spanish Club at Thomas Jefferson sponsored an assembly program teaturlng varuous talented members In the club ln Aprll some of the members attended the annual Language Ban quet at the Hotel John Marshall Language students from all ofthe schools In the Rtchmond area parttcl pated tn this banquet Thrs year the club Hnanced Itself through the sale ot personal statlonery In stead of collectung a Hxed amount from each und: vidual In this way each member supported the club accordung to the amount ot statnonery that he sold Through these vaned acttvttnes at was felt that a more thorough understandung and appreciation ot Spanish speaktng people would be secured SPANISH CLUB Furs! Row Barbara Newell Janne Sutton Evelyn Benedek Judy Garrett presndent Ann Woodard vtce prestdent Ann Gay Wndrner secretary treasurer Second Row Sharon Schwartz Annette Mendel Pamela Artnnger Judy Garnett Carole Meador Barbara Bltnn Sally Llpsy Thnrd Row Ann Spencer Bobble Ftne Joan Backer Elizabeth Lacy Jeannette Harrington Patsy Long Ann Keech Fourth Row Vlrgunua Walker Margaret Wnnslow Peggy Shelburn Judy Arensteun Barbara Forloune Sue Splgle Carole Whntehead Fufth Row Sallne Berkeley Marcna Perkins Sue Trpton Joyce Mayes Pat Ryan Janet McCutcheon Lynn Owings Judy Locknane , , IS - , I I - A I I ' f , f . . . I . 1 1 lt O - 1 , , , , 1 , - z , ' - 1 , , , , , , - - X 1 9 FRENCH CLUB Furs! Row CecelIa Day Ann Urbme Brenda Massad Susan Smuth Alam Werbrouck LIla DavIs Pat Goldrnan Second Row Deanna Tow Susan Goodm n Barbara Harton Judy Thompson LaurIe VaIl Sherne McCaIn Charles Scarborough Carole Mulsteln Thlrd Row Pam Greentree .ludy Cox Barbara BrIdges Patsy Clark Susan Leake Ellen Blake Eleanor Beck Fourth Row Margaret Muller Leslne Paskow Glorua MIller RosalIe SchneIder Carol Schelm Mary Evelyn Rowzue Ellen WhItten Coohdge Porterheld The French lub Etuduez vous TFBYTCGISQ Do you study French? If you do you are welcome to IoIn the French Club The Thomas Jefferson Frencl' Club known also as Le Cercle Francals strIves to foster an Interest In the French language and the customs of the French peo ple VarIed programs have been presented through out the year In order to turther these avms The extracurrIcular BCTIVITISS ot the club QIVS llS members an opportunIty to QVBCTICS conversatlonal French Ot the two meetlngs each month one IS devoted to busnness and the other to a program The presence of AlaIn Werbrouck our French exchange student added much to the BCTIVITIGS ot the club At one of the meetIngs he spoke about hIs country and hIs people and he showed hus sludes ot France at another meetIng Alann was partIcIpatIng In the Amerlcan Fleld SGFVICS program as a toreIgn ex change student at Thomas Jefzterson thIs year HIs home town IS La Madeleune vvhuch IS near LIlle France The French Club was certaInly fortunate to have a natIve of France as an actnve member of theur club The club also had a Chrnstmas party and a woman who had lIved In France most ot her lIte shared her knowledge ot France wIth the members of the club Her experIences vvere ot great Interest to the group A tour of the FIne Arts Museum In RIchmond was another of the French Clubs BCTIVI TIES At the regular rneetlngs French games skIts and musIc helped to enlIven the programs as the group worked to Improve skulls ID the use ot French The French Club sponsored by MISS EunIce GIII telt that they had galned a more thorough understand Ing of and an apprecIatIon of the French language through thIs years BCTIVITIES Q f s 3 V ' 7, , ff KE , ' I , 4 Ml' if ll if ' ' i 2 I I 2 ' ms at I 3 ,1 5 an , 'i . 5 l 1 U r 1 I f I r l ' , - . : , a , , , A I ' A I I ' V ' 1 I I ' , , I , - 1 , I I I I 4 V I I I I ' f I D ' I I I I . . 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Row Nlullle Garthrnght Phnllp Cutler president Gene Overton vnce prestdent Brenda Mauruce secretary Davld Stutzman Treasurer Barbara Compton Dotte Wtlltams Second Row Evelyn Sydnor .June Johnston Carol Vogel Shetla Norrts Lula Davts Karen Megne Caroltne Platt Trtp Chewntng Thurd Row Steven Wmdmueller Eddte Garthrnght Duck Patterson Rtchard Davts John Ahlaclas Rtchard Backer Beverly Blevms Fourth Row Btll Duestng Stgmund Popper Clatre Stutz Mrs Hutton sponsor Jimmy Lattmer Rtchard Parker Alan Romm The German Club In order to sttmulate an Interest nn the learnlng of the German language and the ctvtllzatnon and cus toms ot Germany the German Club was begun at Thomas Jefferson The club met every other Friday and Included the entlre German class At these meettngs the members played games ot German orlgm In which the participants spoke only German They also had a map contest a slngtng sesston and a spelltng bee In German Each member of the club parttctpated an the German map contest which was ludged by the members themselves The Ger man Club also drd other protects that were more worthwhile and benehclal They adopted a needy tamrly and they gave them baskets ot food for Thanksgiving and Chrtstmas Slngnng German Christmas carols IO the school halls and selling soft drinks at the home basketball gam s were two ot thenr other pro,ects They parttclpated tn the Clean up Campalgn by making posters and serving as monitors rn the cafeteria and rec hall during re cess The German Club also purchased a German song book to be used by the future German classes A ptcntc In the sprmg and movies concerntng the German people and their language were some other htghlughts ot the school year The members of the tood commtttee tor the plcnlc trled to have as much German food on the menu as they could They played German games and the new ottlcers were elected at this Informal get together The German Club whlch ts under the gurdance ot Mrs Thelma Hutton presented a German skut and a song at the annual Language Banquet Thomas Jefferson ts one ot the tew schools an Rtchmond which Otters Ger man The course us new an the Language Depart ment thas year lt ns taught by Mrs Hutton who also sponsors the German Club K -t Q t 1 1 3 1 1 f 1 ' I 1 I 1 f 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 - 1 f 1 1 ' . . . . . . . ,, ,, . , . . 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Q C, - - 1 Latin takes on a higher meaning for the students taking advanced Latin when they become members of the Latin Club To become a member the candi date must endure a rigid initiation enacted by the old members The initiation ot new members is held twice a year in the tall and early spring After the initiation all are ready to engoy the club s activities The Latin Club also known as S PQ R strives to stimulate an interest in Roman customs and practices to give Latin students an opportunity to learn more about the language than can be given in class and Languages Composed ot members of the Latin 5 8 classes the Latin Club meets during a class period Minutes from these meetings are written in Latin and the duty of secretary is rotated around the class The Latln lub ln this way the students learn to put their knowledge to practical use Every other Monday programs are presented with such entertainment as Latin quizzes games newspapers and records The programs are planned to aftord entertainment and to promote the general knowledge of Roman customs The mem bers of the Latin Club celebrate Virgil s birthday and hold a Roman banquet each year The Roman Ban quet acquaints the new members with the customs of Caesars time and gives the masters an oppor tunity to demonstrate their superiority over the spective members and participation in the annual Linguarama round out a year of varied activities for the Latin Club sponsored by Miss Frances Gray LATIN CLUB First Row Margaret Philbrick Betty Atkins treasurer Carolyn Whitworth Nancy Rose consul Mac McAllister proconsul Frances Sanders Judy Hillsman Second Row Judy Russ: Mary Bruce Ford Polly Cummings Judy Vaughan Sandra Robertson Tina Shepherd Thlrd Row William McClung Grace Cosby Roger Leachman Barbara Sanford Mary Newell Anne Snowa historian Miss Gray sponsor to convey to the school that Latin is the Mother of slaves. A picnic in the spring, introducing the pro- C 133 QUILL AND SCROLL Frrst Row Evelyn Sydnor Margaret Phrlbrnck Lynore Katz secretary Davud Long presudent Carol Atkmson vuce presudent Betty Atkms Second Row Kathy Haddock Barbara Sanford Joan Hoch Carolyn Whntworth Carol Muller Janet Puckett llona Moody Third Row Kathy Albrtght Judy Thompson Betsy Chamberlann Vtrglnna Walker Evelyn Benedek Janet Judd Fourth Row Tum Ferney hough Mrs Hutton Mass Tankard Nancy VanSchreeven Joe Schwartz Harley Frankel Not pnctured Ralston Lecky treasurer u1ll and Scroll When the chapter of Quill and Scroll was flrst es tabllshed at Thomas Jefferson during the l944 l945 session the total membership consisted of only nine tance In school lufe have greatly Increased It was not untll ten years later that the chapter here at Thomas Jefferson was approprtately named the Ellen Glasgow Chapter ofthe Quill and Scroll Ellen Glasgow an American novelist was born In Rich mond and most of her lnterary work was chiefly concerned wlth the hlstory of the South durtng the Reconstructlon Period The purpose ot the Quill and Scroll Society IS to encourage and reward rndrvldual achrevement tn yournalusm and allned Helds and to take an actlve part tn ratsung lournallstuc standards By workung on etther the busnness or llterary staff of the Monticello the annual or the Jeftersonlan the bl weekly newspaper one may become ellglble for membership nn the Qunll and Scroll Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall set ye free ts the motto order to gave recognition to those students who have done outstandnng work on the publlcatnons at Tho mas Jefferson the Qunll and Scroll has both a sprung and fall candle light lnntnatlon servuce In the sprlng the servnce IS held at a specnal assembly and rn the fall It ns held after school A student must be a lunror or a sensor To become a member of thus nnternatlonal honorary society he must have worked on a school publucatuon for at least one year ln ad dttuon to dolng outstanding lournallstlc work he must mauntaun a scholasttc average of B or better he must be recommended by hns staff advisor and before membershnp as tlnal he must be approved lf N, . s f , . ,Y , s I ' I A I I I ' ' Z Q ' students. Since that time their number and impor- of the Ellen Glasgow Chapter of Quill and Scroll. In , - , , ' I I I I I U ' I l34 ff QUILL AND SCROLL First Row Sandra Tuck Mary Frye Carolyn Wiltshire Martha Riley Charlotte Jones Second Row Susan Goodm n Helen Wilkinson Sandra Woodle Anne Snowa Judy Vaughan Janet Straus Tina Sheppard Third Row Charles Scarborough Mary Page Bu den Brenda Massad Susan Leake .loan Brame Lila Davis Virginia Moore ulll and C1011 initiation service is presented by those who are members of Quill and Scroll at the time Each par tictpant lights a candle from the center candle which represents the candle of Truth The other candles which are lit from Truth represent Initiative Oppor tuntty Leadership Loyalty Enlightenment and Friendship all of which are essential of good lourna lnsm From the concentrated flames of the candles the initiates light their own candles and repeat the Quill and Scroll pledge I do pledge myself to do all in my power to work for the advancement on my community to be loyal to my superiors to live up to the ideals of true lournalism and to be impartial in my interpretation of Truth After repeating the pledge the new members are presented with their Quill and Scroll pins At the conclusion of the in duction they are congratulated by their parents and inducted in the fall had refreshments after school and the parents and members of the faculty were invited to attend The faculty sponsors for the Quill and Scroll are Mrs Thelma Hutton and Miss Estelle Tankard who advise the Jeftersonian Business Staff and Jeftersontan Literary Staff respectively The meetings of the Quill and Scroll which were on every second Tuesday of the month were rotated by having program and business meetings M Charles McDowell feature columnist for the Rich mond Times Dispatch spoke to the Quill and Scroll and any other interested persons from the student body Hts talk on lournalism was given to aid those who were interested in writing The Quill and Scroll also visited the Metropolitan Engravers and took a tour of the building , 4 I W. ak, : 6 , A A , 1 1 1 1 O 'I by the national executive secretary. The impressive friends at an informal gathering. Those who were l I I I I I I . ' I - I 1 7 I 1 T35 ,pw X, ' , Upper Left Carol Atkmson Mass Estelle Tankard Nancy Van Schreeven Upper Rlght Fu-st Row Vtrgmra Moore Evelyn Sydnor Ellen Blake Jean Bear Second Row Carole Mulstem Donald Wtllaams Susan Goodman lower Right Furs! Row Larry Kessler Harley Frankel David Long Second Row Lula Davts Donald Cox Martha Rnley The heartbeat of the school the JEHGFSODIGD re flects the Ideas and actlvltles of every phase of stu dent lnfe at Thomas Jefferson Informatuon on school events llght articles about students and both cov erage and feature stones on athletlcs are presented through the three mam departments of the literary staff news teature and sports The heads of these staff departments not only send out story assign ments but th y are responsible for all maternal printed on thelr pages Each department has two pages of this sux page bt weekly newspaper Page editors draw up dummles measure and proofread stories and wrlte headlunes Typlsts and student The Jeffersonlan photographers who develop thenr own pictures contrlbute to the productlon of the JSHIGFSODIBH Al though most posltuons on the luterary staff are held by sensors the 5x1 and ox' lournallsm classes are the channels through whnch flows the lu e blood of the paper These lunlor students serve as reporters and runners to the printer The rtgld schedule of the paper requires two perlods a day time be ore and after school and occaslonally trme at nrght The edu tor asslstant edutor and advlsor supervsse the entlre staff and they are responsible for the publlshxng of the Jeffersonlan The edltorual board composed of those ID the top posntlons conducts the edltorlal nt-Il ,-atm. Llterarv Staff column and sets pOlICIeS After many years the Jef fersonuan took on a new look because of the VBVIOUS changes that were made thIs year The paper was prInted on newsprtnt Instead of graded book paper as IH last years Also the name plate was changed Instead of the ears plctures of the school and of Thomas Jefferson were placed on the rIght and left of the name plate There was no cadet column thIs year Instead, the cadet news was covered ID each ISSUG as other clubs and organIzatIons are A new feature column, Three For All, had three mystery wrIters Locker Room LIngo was the new sports column Improvements In the paper came from self crItIcIsm In staFf meetIngs, helpful adVlCS from MISS Upper Left Furs! Row Holmes HarrIson Helen Wnlklnson Joe Schwartz Betty Caudle Second Row Susan SmIth Bonrtte Ramey Judy Reynolds Upper Rnght Furs! Row Belle Norwood Janet Judd Carolyn WIltshIre Second Row Mary Church Stuart Packer Kathy Al brIght Ed Councnll Lower left Furs? Row Joellen Maxwell Brenda Massad Sec ond Row Btlly Duesmg Laney Caston Estelle Tankard the faculty advIsor and representa tIon at varIous press conferences EIght members of the lIterary stat? and NIIss Tankard attended the Co lumbIa ScholastIc Press ConventIon In New York Ctty Delegates were also sent to the Southern Inter scholastIc Press AssocIatIon Conventton h Id at WashIngton and Lee UnIversIty LexIngton VIrgInIa From these meetIngs helpful Ideas were brought back to Improve the Jeffersoman As a reward for superIor work and outstandtng SEVVICG on the Jef fersontan LIterary Staff, elIgIble IunIors and senIors, meetlng the scholastIc requtrements, were recom mended for membershIp In QuIIl and Scroll ' ' LZQZNW use , ,,,, - nf ,' ,, . . f 21 ,Q 1 f . -.. ...., iflIffft4l-me-'Im Ist If M- ,l l , 1 V ' . f I , ' Int.. -- , . . I l 5 antltf ew . - - ii? O I of - ' r 1 ' . , . . , . . ' U H - A ' - V , e I I ' - f ,, ,,, . . . , . , . JEFFERSONIAN ADVERTISING STAFF Upper left Flrst Row Patsr Hall .lane Sheppard Beth Sheppard Second Row Barbara Huvnphnes Pam Norvell Betsy Burton Lynn Owrngs Upper Rnght lleft to nghtj Mary Bruce Ford and Ann Keech advertIsIng staff co managers Mrs M M Hutton sponsor Caro lyn Smlth general manager JEFFERSONIAN ClRCUlATlON STAFF Right Ftrs! Row Carol Vogel assIstant cIrculatIon manager Kathy AIbrIght CIFCUIBTIOU manager Susan Gabb maIlIng manager Second Row Bll Smythe Artie Phaup Susan Carter John Genler low I A Kg I V I M, W y s MX 21 .S k 'S The Jeffersonian Business Staff l38 The Advertlslng and CIrculatIon Statjfs advIsed by Mrs Thelma Hutton promote the busIness end of the JefTersonIan The AdvertIsIng Stag IS composed of a manager an exchange edItor and a group of copywrnters and solIcItors The manager makes up the advertIsIng layout for the pages guves assIgn ments to the sollcutors and handles the flllng and bIllIng The exchange edltor has contact Wllh school newspapers all over the UnIted States IU order to gIve and to recelve Informatlon and new Ideas The SOIICITOYS contact local buslness concerns and the copywrIters work Wllh the advertlsers In preparmg the deSIfed copy The Important Obl9CTIVe of the advertIsIng department IS to traIn students In the proper approach to buslness problems The Clrcula tIon Staff whnch handles all dutles pertaInIng to subscrIptIons IS dIVIded INTO three groups captaIns lIeutenants and managers At the begInnIng of each semester the CIrculatIon Staft promotes a drIve for term subscrIptIons of seven ISSUES for SIXTY cents Money taken up by the lIeutenants from theIr home rooms IS collected by the captaIns ThIs staft also handles the maIlIng lIst for alumnn ofthe school and comphmentary subscrIptIons For several years the buslness staff has won recogmtnon from the Colum bIa ScholastIc Press ASSOCISTIOU JEFFERSONIAN CAPTAINS AND LIEUTENANTS Furs! Row Anne Marchant Susan Smuth Bonnle Rarney Brenda Tnmberlake Sallne Berkeley Carol Vogel Jo Bartle S h D k y ara ec er Second Row Pam Muller Suzanne Ackerman Tuna Shepherd Martha Rley Dnanne Arenstetn Sandy Brown Katharnne Ramos Barbara Wynne Thsrd Row Pat y Wlmrner Annette Mendel Snure Daw on Ma Ch h B y ry urc etty Chalkley Carole Meador Nancy Southworth Gayle Hollnngsworth Betty Atknns Fourth Row Patsy Clark Marnan Tucker Evelyn Morrns Barbara Ruflnn Jo A C h M nne o en arcua Hamnlton Marcla Bryan Pattl Lawrence John Genler Fifth Row Bully Duesnng Rack Owen C l B C Captalns and Lleutenants JEFFERSONIAN CAPTAINS AND LIEUTENANTS Furs! Row Marcua Lutwnck Margaret Hofhermer Dorns Apperson Susan Thompson Judy Lrnrado Joan Scearce Second Row Peggy Rose Shenla Brown Mary Frances Humrlckhouse Dorothy Cox Ann Mace Carol Schelzn Robby Tltruston Thlrd Row Carol Anne Emory Helen Moore Carol Mnley Mary Aluce Wagner Tom Shelton J D F h oe avls our? Row Bob Mlskumon Malcolm Mclver Ill Howard Koch James Taylor Sklppy Haseltune Duck Carlton T39 .2 f T J M 5 r , , I . 1 ' ' N ' v , , ' Y I ' , I w a Q , ' 'l , ' , A , ' . ' z ' ' , ' , ar owmer, ecll Long, James Stone, Harrison Jones, Jerry Splvey, Dane Postal. U l x C . I . Q 4 all' ' Z s ' ' Q x ' ' - O P' Q N S r .9 C ' 1 A S S 4 I ? 1 . ' 5 Y t ' - -r is at-A-A--W Upper left Furs! Row Mlss Alma Lowance Susan Leake Sec ond Row Susan Rosenbloom Ralston Lecky Upper Right First Row Sharon Horne lynore Katz Second Row Vnrgnnua Walker Mary Page Burden Right First Row Evelyn Benedek Eleanor Sanders Second Row Janet Judd Sandra Tuck 'Il I The Montlcello The Montlcello a treasured momento of the year spent at Thomas Jefferson tells the story of the l958 1959 school year through pictures art and wrltlng Every Jeff takes prude ID has annual but few reallze the hard task undertaken by the mem bers of the literary and buslness staffs To become a member of the luterary staff a student must be above average ln has studles and must show ablllty to work hard In order to produce an accurate account of school life un the current year The ultlmate goal of the Monticello Lnterary Staff IS to produce for the school the best annual possrble In attempttng to achueve thus goal a great deal of hard work IS done and much tlme and energy IS spent by all the staff l4 members Wlth the assistance of the buslness staff an approprlate and workable theme lS chosen ln order to obtain necessary and accurate lnformatnon questlonnalres are always distributed to lndlvnduals and organlzatnons deslrlng to be represented IH the yearbook Copy from varlous groups IS revised and edlted by the staff By dlvldlng the book unto sev eral sections faculty classes clubs mllltary sports and school llfe the members ofthe literary staff are glven an opportunlty for creatlve work and organlza tlon lt IS necessary that each page for the book be drafted IH a complete dummy and the art work to be used throughout the book must be prepared To ldentlfy persons rn each plcture and to caption and I , . ' z , . 1 : , . Q O I ' I , V . - I I I - 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - f , . Upper lefl FITS' Row Frank Raysor Janet Straus Herbert Mayo Second Row Charles Scarborough Steve Peple Upper Rnght Furs! Row Joan Hoch Nlcky Eubank Second Row Tum Ferneyhough Sandra Meyers left Furs? Row Martha Bergeron Charlotte Jones Second Row Carol Muller Bull lrvnng Llterarv taff crop each pncture to be used as nn ntself a tremen member The name lusts must also be rechecked for spelllng and the deadlines met The Montlcello IS always well represented at the conventions of the Columbia Scholastic Press Assoclatlon and the Sou thern lnterscholastlc Press Association The prevlous years annual IS evaluated by the conventlons ludges and each annual as guven a ratung The Montlcello was proud of Its ttrst place ratlng last year Dnscusslons wuth annual stat? members from dlfterent schools gave the representatlves from the Montucello many new ndeas to put to use an the next yearbook The hardworking staff as more than re the annual flnally appears at the gala sprung ban quet On thus testnve occasron the staft tor the com ang year us announced and posutuons on the staff as slgned Excntement reigns supreme at the flrst gllmpse of the new Monticello lmmednately plans begun to take form for maklng the next years an nual whuch as better always than the prevnous year s book The yearbook thus year was successful only through eftectlve plannung leadershrp ot our edltors the cooperatlon of each staff member and the wnlllng asslstance of Mass Alma Lowance faculty sponsor ,, qgm MAA LO, - ' : , . : U lg A. , ' I . C J dous iob and one that required the aid of every staff warded in the great satisfaction it experiences when l4l -sf MONTICELLO BUSINESS STAFF Upper left First Row Ilona Moody asslstant busrness manager Margaret Phrlbrlck buslness manager Betsy Chamberlarn advertlsmg manager Second Row Joe Davns asslstant busnness manager Mlss Frances Gray spon sor Busrness Staff Upper Rlght Ellen Heflun asslstant advert: :ng manager Susan Hart manaoer rumor prctures Betty Atkms manager sensor left Flrst Row Kay Hatcher Fran Talnaferro Cooky Sherman Judy Kung Peggy Bell Second Row Jan DuBose Camllla Pat rnck Betty Chalkley Betty Best Thurd Row Marilyn Haddock Carole Bradley Jam Slay The Montlcello Sportlng the necessary skull of good salesmanshlp the Montlcello Business Staff handles the ftnances of the annual rncludlng advertrsements and subscrrp trons In order to have the Montlcello ready for the eager students the staff members must secure ad vertlsung contracts from varrous merchants take the lunlor senior and organrzatlon pictures arrange and complle ad proofs to be sent to the prunter and solrcut sales for the annual Under the guldance of Mass Frances Gray the work ns accomplushed with relatively few dncfucultres Every Frrday a business meetrng IS held rn room IO7 and members dlscuss advertrsang contracts the budget and practuces of the busuness world From these dlscussnons the stu I4 dents acquire a knowledge whnch wlll prove bene ftcral to them In the future From September to June the Montrcello Business Staff was a busy group of people In the fall term these busrness tycoons were busy with sellmg advertrslng space to Richmond buslness firms arranglng for lndrvldual rumor and sensor pictures selllng annuals through the home rooms and photographlng the freshman and sopho more homerooms and the varnous school organrza ttons In the sprung term they were busy wrrtvng up and arrangrng the advertisements and collectrng the money from the ads from the business firms They had the ad proofs checked by the advertisers and they were IU charge of dlstrnbutung annuals to every ... 'V , M - - S52 , I 1- ,K c , gm, ,, A f W We ,, H ' fr gn , K, f. , Ag 1 , ' : 1 I 1 ' , I 7 , . : . 4 1 I r ' , . . : . I . .3. I , ,, , : , , picturesg Judy Vaughan, manager, club pictures. - ' 1 , ' , , . I ' : I - , . 0 I . I - I . I I I I I I - - H H - - I 1 ' , . , . I I I fnwm If T MONTICELLO BUSINESS STAFF Upper Left Fnrst Row Anne Snowa Sandra Woodle Carolyn Whlfworth Elnzabeth Smlth Kathy Haddock Cary Trevullaan Second Row Ann Marchant Elizabeth Lacy Janet Puckett Duane Arenstezn Judy Harrus Thurd Row Nancy Southworth Jane Prnce Peggy Mclntyre Polly Vaden Joan Brarne Upper Rrght Furs! Row Susan Shanholtz Jane Lacy Helen Fallesen Frances Edwards Second Row Nancy Pace Beverley Estes Suzanne Tullery Jeannette Thompson Ennnon Wtlluam Thlrd Row Ann Gay Wldmer Clalre Stutz Judy Hnllsman Prus cllla Lord Sue Lipton MONTICELLO PHOTOGRAPHERS Rlghf Flrst Row Russell Mc Allnster Bob Hoffler Second Row Gordon Davls Duck Lunnng Buslness Staff student or faculty member who purchased one They also mauled annuals to the February graduates who were not at Thomas Jefferson fn June Because of the Importance of photographs an the make up of an annual, the Montncello photographers had the enor mous and Important 'ob of recording all the varued phases of school lufe at Thomas Jefferson The boys, who carrned thenr pet bnrdnes and counted expertly to three before snapplng the pucture, were relued on by both the busnness and literary staffs By worknng on the staff the members gaun more self confidence and learn to accept responssbulnty Learning to work together to get a gob done as good expernence for every student ln addltuon, the staff members ac quvre knowledge which wtll be useful In thelr future vocatuons Each year eltguble lunuors and sensors are admntted unto Quull and Scroll as a reward for thetr fauthful servnce Of course, the staff always wel comes suggestnons for urnprovement Delegates are sent to two press conventnons each year Attendnng classes and comparing our annual wuth others ands un the nmprovement of our book so that the next edltnon wall excel those of the prevnous years Hrghlughtung the year as the sprung banquet, grven by both Mont: cello staffs Here new members are welcomed, new staff posntaons announced, and all duly rewarded wuth the premnere presentatlon of the year's annual Z 600,44 ' ,...,.,..W WA l 'V I 'f ww V , . . 4 N 'Vik f e- -.-.- 4- .e,- W l ,..,..e .,... . , .f .. , .- I ' 3 D , . : , 1 , ' , , , . 2 9 rf ' -I f f f r , - 2 , f I l .1 'J o 143 John Arnold Jean Bowles Barbara Brndgers Carole Brntton Theresa Cohen Josette Catarsu Grace Cosby Pat Estes Carolyn Federoff Stuart Grandls Linda Hayes Jean Hutcheson Marne Klrsh Eleanor Martm Carol Mclntyre Renay Nadler Jane Nunnamaker Marcla Perkuns Mabel Puckett Ruthie Rosen Debble Schllne Carol Sparks Davld Stutzrnan Carol Thornhlll Jane Carol Waddell Carolyn Wlltshnre Janice Wood Ann Woodard Llbrary Staff The Lnbrary Staff IS composed of student assistants who work In the llbrary during thelr study pertods There are usually two or three students worklng each perlod One student rs asstgned to the desk to sfgn out books receive books slap books answer questuons and perform the other routnne dutles of the desk The other students check and shelve books carry necessary messages and assnst the two lnbraruans In their many dutnes These students alter nate thelr work every week so that they might be come famlllar wnth all phases of ltbrary work Some of the other duties are flllng catalog cards mending books and preparmg new books for curculataon To become a member of the Lnbrary Staff a student must pass all sublects and must be Interested tn lnbrary work The staff met twlce durlng each term once for a business meetung and once for a program The mann reasons for the buslness meetsng were to elect a new slate of officers to nntroduce the new mem bers to the staff and to bring up any other un finished business or general announcements Alaun Werbrouck the foreugn exchange student spoke on has natuve country ot France at the program meetnng Hrs talk appealed to the members of the staff be cause Alain had worked In the Inbrary at his own French school Rosamond duJardtn a well known modern flctlon writer was another guest speaker for the Lubrary Staff All other Interested students and faculty members were tnvnted to attend thus meetung Specual dlsplays for events such as Book Week and National Educatuon Week were provnded for the showcase outside of the library by a speclal art staff O I . . I . . I , - . I . I . I . . . 1 1 l . 1 1 1 r ' . . ' I . - 1 , . I - ' T44 3 CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANTS Furs! Row Alam Werbrouck Tommy Burch Jean Dor ruer Barbara Compton Beverly Stlver Charles Backer Sktp Shelburne Second Row Stran Trout Wesley Jordan Doug Rothenberg Spencer Franklun Vtcor Ganderson Chemlstry Laborator Asslstants Being a chemtstry laboratory assistant IS a comblna tion of work and fun One has an excellent oppor tunlty to explore the vast realms of chemicals and even occasionally gtves first and to the poor student who hasnt learned that a test tube IS hot after being heated Any boy or gurl Interested In chemistry It recommended by their respective Instructors as be Ing capable and dependable may be appotnted to serve as laboratory assistant durung his study period Also he must have acquired a good attendance record and he must llve up to the Ideals for vvhlch Thomas .lefterson stands honesty courtesy self control cooperatuon and obedlence to authortty Although It IS volunteer vvork one must llve up to these standards or he vvtll not be asked to serve another term Chemlstry laboratory assistants are on duty for one period datly ID 325 where all the chemicals and other equipment are stored They un lock and lock the desks tn the laboratory at the be gtnnlng and at the end of the period The assistant on duty assnsts Mass Gull the faculty sponsor ID pre parlng the chemicals and he has charge of the stock ln addition he must keep all the acld bottles and other storage bottles filled thereby keeping the laboratory constantly ready for the nncomtng classes The chemustry laboratory asststants also run errands and help students who are behtnd In thelr work Although laboratory asslstants are not alternated In shutts as many commnttees are the students stnll find ample tnme for studynng CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANTS Furs! Row Tommy Wnllett Roger Leachman Rack Owen Donny Blackwell Steven Wnndmuel ler Barr Brooks Second Row Pete Stav redes Leslte Webb Donald Wtckwtre John Lyle, Rtchard Soghouan at 1333 gy W ea ,. 4 M1 1 - , ML 1 M1 , . i f I ' V , f Q, I - V 1 , , , 1 7 -3' I I W , , W Nh, X Av, f T f W ft ,lsr t . 1 1 T M V 0 O ' - l 1 - ' l - - . . . . ' I 1 1 ' - I 1 - , ' 1 , . 1 1, . . . 1 1 ' - . . . ,, . . I I ' I I I 5 2 T ASQ wawsm s f 1 I r T , . : - 1 f t The biology lab assistants, who are in charge of the biology equipment and materials in 3A, are quite similar to the chemistry laboratory assistants. Their main duty is to relieve the science teachers of some of the more monotonous aspects ot their work It is the responsibility of the biology lab assistants sponsored by Mrs Ruth Browning to prepare the microscopes slides and specimens for the incoming classes each day They must deliver the materials to the five biology classrooms when they are needed and later collect these materials and return them to their proper places In this way they are able to keep 3A in order as well as render a valuable ser vice to the teachers Students who have had one year of science find that serving in the laboratory brings bonus benefits inthe forms of S P points and inside study and knowledge With approximately tour assistants assigned to each period these helpers worked during their study Blology Laboratory ASSISIHHIS SCIENCE CLUB First Row Shelra Katz Penny McKee Rick Owen Jean Pollard Peggy Rose Second Row Forrest Tomes Harrington Lee Richardson Mass Ellett sponsor Frank Stahl Strother Smith sd'ilf BIOLOGY LAB ASSISTANTS First Row Carolyn Atkinson Ttsh Ryland Pam Miller Dianna Euksuztan Evelyn Drexler Alice Bates Second Row John Farrell George Whitby Joan Mann Duck Fromm Beverley Lipscomb Ernest Crack Third Row Les ter Studebaker Butch Christian Maury Watts Lee Pemberton Jack Woodall Sclence Club The Science Club, one of the youngest clubs at Thomas JeFferson, strives to promote an interest tn science among the student body at Thomas Jefter son Anyone who is interested in science or a science related sublect is welcome to loin the club whose faculty sponsor is Miss Virginia Ellett I order to gain more scientific knowledge the Science Club took part In various outside activities They worked on individual protects under the guidance of some local industrial scientists and participated rn several local science television shows These tele vision shows were sponsored by the American Chemical Society and the Virginia Engineering So ctety The Science Club also took guided tours through various industrial laboratories in and around Richmond Among these was an ln Search ot Science trip to the American Tobacco Companys research laboratory The president of the Science Club was also president of the Junior Academy of Science I - t I f I ' ' I N M, . . t.,.Q......ars ,sm - . : . 1 . I I I I . I I . I , 1 r 0 o ' , , ' ' I I t , , t n . L . 1 f - 3 I Stran Trout, Billy Duesing, Chip Richards. Third Row: Robert ' , ' , ' , : , - . - . . . . I . . . . . . n 4 , . . . . I . 3 . . . - ,V - H . ,, . . , Vi I . . I46 ENGINEERS CLUB-Flrst Row Carl Bowmer Peter Goodman Ward Forrest Tomes Wllfred Seay Thurd Row BIll DuesIng John McHendrIck ChIp Rnchards Robert Lufsey Randolph Woodson R3dl0 Committee Good mornlngl Today IS WIth these words the members of the Radlo Commlttee greet the stu dent body at Thomas Jefferson every mornlng The daIly announcements an essentlal part of the school s routlne began at 8 45 A M over the publIc address system NotIces concermng the tIme and place for meetIngs contests sports and other comIng events are broadcast through the homerooms In order to Inform the faculty and students of any matters of current Interest Sponsored by a dIFferent club each week a short devotIon IS presented when the an nouncements have been completed These Inspura tIonal messages and prayers supply a good thought for the rest of the day WhIle on the aIr the Radno CommIttee strnves earnestly to achIeve claruty and accuracy Students who make the announcements are selected from the advanced speech classes by theIr sponsor, MISS RosalInd Marks The Thomas Jefferson EngIneers Club a member of the Junuor Academy of SCIENCE has strIven to pro mote an Interest In the field of englneeflng among the student body It has gIven ITS members an op portunIty to use theIr skIlls and to learn more about theIr future vocatIon In the field of engIneerIng Anyone who has a sIncere desIre to explore the op portunItIes open to young men enterIng the engl neerIng professIon and has had at least one year of a related scIentIflc sublect IS welcome to Ionn the club For the r prolect thIs year th boys constructed a transut whIch IS used In surveyIng The club dI vIded up Into several groups and each group worked on a partIcular part of the transIt At the meetIngs held once a week the EngIneers Club further explored the complex field of engIneerIng by hearmg lectures gIven by professlonal engIneers The group sponsored by Mr Arthur AllIson also took a tour of the new Reynolds Metal BuIldIng In Rrchmond Englneers Club RADIO COMMITTEE Flrst Row Nancy Lee LeIdy Beverly Davns co chaIrman Betsy Scott Pat Ryan co chaIrman Judy Garrett Second Row Bobby Shapnro Joe Schwartz DennIs WIlkIns Polly Cummangs Thlrd Row Duck Lunmg chaIrman MISS RosalInd Marks sponsor Warden Emory Stephen Galleher ,N - I I I . I , lf . . I . Z ' ' e 1 ' ' 4 I I . . , 4 1 I I ' I I - , , I I I Robert Harrington, Ed Mason. Second Row: Steve Innes, Rocky ' , , ' . ' : ' ' I . I I I . , - ' 2 I I - I - ' ' 3 I I I ' . ' 2 ' I I I I I - ll ' ' Il ' . . , I , : . . I I I '- I . THESPIANS Rlrsf Row Carole Mnlstem R G Plerce Pat Wnl luams Vlckle Breon Second Row Mrs Krrtzer sponsor Barbara Forlome Neal Banks Stage Crew Turn down the mlkes lower that back drop up the legs and knll that spot were tamnllar ex pressuons to the skilled members of the stage crew sponsored by Mr Alton Howell These boys were responsible for preparnng the stage tor each assembly program and clearing at at the end ofthe productlon Beung In charge of the mlcrophones stage lights and curtauns and maknng sure that they were sate were among theur other varled dutres It was necessary for the chaarman of the stage crew to consult the sponsor ot each assembly program In advance to flnd out exactly what was expected ot the crew Two members were on duty each perlod to keep the stage ready tor use Specual preparation was re qurred for the Junnor Stunt Nnght the Sensor Class Play the Operetta PTA meetlngs and other act: vntnes whnch requured the use ot the stage equup ment It one wonders what makes a show a success the stage crew IS the answer The National Thespian Society was created to reward and honor those devoted to the advancement of dra- matuc arts In secondary schools Membership ID Thespuans a natronal dramatuc honor socnety as hugh ly sought by all students rnterested ln any of the facets of play productlon The quallflcatuons for members of the Thespnans Chapter 741 are an Interest In dramatlcs a mnnnmum of ten servrce points In dramatic actlvrtles and the dramatlcs tea chers recommendatnon of each candndate Service points may be galned by actual acting on the stage at school and In the communuty or by servung as stage hands understudles or commnttee chanrmen Members are chosen according to their partnclpatlon In such productlons as the Senior Class Play Junlor Stunt Nnght assemblues the Operetta or In com munuty theatres Mrs .losephune Krltzer dramatlcs teacher sponsors the Thesplan Chapter 741 Thesplans STAGE CREW First Row Jef'Trey Bland Russell Jordan secre tarvtreasurer Frank Lord manager Brll Dervushnan assnstant manager Herschel Gurley Second Row Roy Caudle Tommy Campbell BJrnett Lewls Joe Fawley Gerald Osborne Third Row Randolph Woodson Charles Schelm Kenneth Clark Derald Hagen Allan Scher I I - 1 1 I 7 , . . . 1 I I ' 1 I 1 I ' . . . ., . . , I I ' - : ,.. , - . .. . I , . 2- , : , . 5. . t 'Q 1, - 1.11 H I I T ,I ,I H- H -- I - I I I 1 , .- .. 1 ' I . , ,... , - I .. ,. . , , I , , , ' I - 3 1 II I I ' . , . . U - 1 1 , . , . FUTURE NURSES CLUB Furs! Row Sandra Muller Jo Bartley Kathy Haddock vnce presadent Judy Rey nolds pre :dent M Mary Sweet sponsor Cooky Sherman secrete ytreasurer Sallle Be keley Second Row Ann Kersey Patti Lawrence Rae Fergus on Carol Slmmons Sally Pendleton Nancy Southworth Judy Arensteun Third Row Linda Nystrom Jo Ellen Fyne Jacky Wall Bet y Whlte Mrlly Woodward Carol Cox Pat Estes Fourth Row Jane Woolard Norma Wunder Mary Jane Plante M rtha Stone M rnlyn Had dock Suzanne Brown Joan Mann Future urses Club The Future Nurses Club was organized to present the various branches of the nursing field to In terested gurls so that they might decide on their future professlon In order to furth r the knowledge of the members In the fleld of medrczne the Future Nurses Club has heard many rnformatlve speakers talk on nurslng and hospxtal admlnlstratlon There have also been lectures on the work of laboratory medlcal and x ray technicians Thus has Increased the clubs knowledge and appreciation of a medical career The student nurses at Stuart Circle Hospital rnvnted the Future Nurses Club to a tea and tour of the hospital Each month following the trip to Stuart Circle they vnsuted a different Rnchmond hos pltal and attended a tea Volunteer work was done In several Richmond hospitals to further acquarnt the gurls wlth the medical field Also field trrps and 14 tllms have Increased the Interest of the members of the club They went Christmas carollng at McGuire s Hospltal and the hrghllght of the year was a trap to the Unnverslty of Vlrglnla ID Charlottesvulle to vlsnt the School of Nurslng In order to picture accurately the entire field of nursing the Future Nurses Club had an occupational theraplst and a physncal thera pust as guest speakers Also a college representa tive described to the group the college program that one must follow tn preparing for a career nn nursrng Besides the gundance of theur faculty sponsor Mrs Mary Sweet the Future Nurses Club has been fortu nate to be assisted by Mrs A K Sutphun and Mrs A M Edmonds the wives of two Richmond doctors from the Women s Auxrllary to the Rnchmond Acad emy of Medicine 4 4 f S to 7 'Q T1 1 K I 1 2 , 3 ' ,' . 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' 1 Wlth membershup based on partrclpatron In school welcome For observance ot Teacher Appreclatron actlvutles and a scholastlc average of C+ or better Week the F T A presented each Teacher wrth a tra twenty one new members were lnltlated unto the dltlonal red apple Attached to each apple were Wulluam H Delerhor Chapter of the Future Teachers paper leaves contannrng an approprnate verse and ot Amerlca un the tall The F TA seeks to enable the teachers name Thomas Jeftersons FTA tts members to study the qualntles traits and apt: sponsored by Mrs Frances Wumer acted as hostess tudes whuch relate to successful teachung to acquure tor the State Student VEA conventron held ln Ruch an understandung ot the hlstory and development of mond on November lA and l5 Two vottng dele our publuc school system and to secure accurate ID gates elected by the members of the club attended formatuon on vocational opportunntles In educatnon the business meetungs and several other members Through program and buslness meetings the F TA provuded entertannment tor a talent show As one leads Its members to acgulre knowledge to make of their servlce protects the FTA entertalned the worthy friends to strengthen therr personallty and chnldren rn one of the wards at Medlcal College ot to use their Influence for the Improvement of their Vnrgunza At Chrlstmas they took small grtts to the home school and communlty In September the chlldren and once a month a small group went after F T A took flower arrangements to the new faculty school to play games and talk with them members In an eftort to make them feel at home and Futule Teachers of Amerlca FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Furs! Row Nancy VanSchreeven presndent Allce Hemphill vrce pres: dent Vlrglnua Walker correspondlng secretary Carolyn Whltvvorth treasurer Mrs Wlmer sponsor Judy Locknane lubrarnan Mary Page Burden recording secretary Second Row Susan Shanholtz Julta Brown Helen Kalafatls Sally Tarrant Barbara Bennett Jaret Puckett Mary Ann Brockmeuer Third Row Judy Stone Sondra Padow Brenda Alexander Sharon Scl'wartz Ann Keech Sarah Decker Mary Frye Fourth Row Frances Edwards Rlcnard Davis Beth Blackwell Ilona Moody Prlscllla Lord Ann Gay Wudrner Judy Presson Polly Cummungs 'Vtary Ford Q 'WH T50 t I I - . 4 1 , I I - ' I I . I ' , 1 , , , 1 I I ' N' I 0 1 0 - I ' , 1 f ' ' 1 , 1 , I V , 7 , 1 , . : , , , , , - , . : f l r l 1 I I ' - ., . .. . - V I t f , , f , ,t . at , W X. V gf, BOOK CLUB Flrst Row Ca ole Meador vIcepresIdent Dott WIllIams secretary Suzanne Ackerman presIdent Joan Ho h B cky Enos Treasurer ConnIe Reed Norma WIr'der Gary Flake Second Row Mary Gordon Sally Gabb Susan Llptord Betsy Johnson Barbara Bndges CynthIa Shelhorse Judy Russ: Jean M rtIn Ann Keech Thtrd Row C role Walters Margaret Marks Martha Garrett Carolyn Brooks Jennue Ruth SmIth MIchael KIlpatrIck Helen Weeks Barbara Wyatt Beverly Blevlns Joanne KanIck Fourth Row Stephen Gallehe MIss Smgleton sponsor Kntty Mooe Buddy Mayo Margaret Wmslow Mary Henry Peggy Rose Carolyn Ogle by Dorothy Eckert The Book Club The Thomas Jefferson Book Club was organuzed In T945 by a group of students Interested In books both old and new Today the same Interest attracts members to the club The members of the Book Club STVIVS to broaden theIr knowledge through lIt erature and to spread enthusIasm and a greater ap precIatIon for books throughout the school Book dIscussIons book FGVIGWS and other 6ClIVIlIeS were part of the Book Club me tIngs whIch were held after school on the second Monday ot each month ProtessIonal book revIewers and capable students were asked to revuew books for the group The Book Club has submntted book revIews to the DeclaratIon Thomas Jeftersons magazIne In the past but the DeclaratIon was not publtshed thIs year Programs Included dramatlzanons book revIews by vIsItIng speakers motlon pIctures ot InterestIng books and contests The dramatucs class put on a program of skIts taken from VBVIOUS plays and books tor the enloyment of the Book Club The dramatIzatIons brought the characters to lIte The group also attended movues whose text had been Iaken from a well known book One ot these was Rally Round the Flag Boys BesIdes arrangIng In terestung exhIbIts for the dIsplay case outsIde the lIbrary the Book Club cooperated wtth the lIbrary IH promotmg Book Week They also contrlbuted books to the lubrary and sent representatuves to the ChIl dren s Book Counctl oI RIchmond lnvItatIons to IOID tne Book Club are sent each te m to students who are recommended by other members and by tea chers IU the EnglIsh Department Others wno are Interested are InvIted oy radIo announcements Under MIss Esther Smgleton s sponsorshnp and guId ance the Book Club has QBIITSCJ a greater knowledge and apprecIatIon of lIterature 1' gs , f . f W, 05 'x ls I - I I - I I I ' . 1- Q '- . 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I I , . . 1, u BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB Furst Row Muss methue sponsor Jean Luttle Kay Cannon secretary Dorothy Kreutler vuce presudent Josette Catarsu treasurer Sandra Chadwell presudent everly Moore Carole Buckner Second Row Patsy Hall Peggy Berlun Betty Lowry Bar bara Forloune Sandra Howell Barbara Fowler Tl1urd Row Mary Lou Gratz Peggy Hall Sandr McGregor Duanne Basunger Ann Urbune Pat Smuth Lubby Campanellas Marcua Bryan Fourth Row Jeanette Toney Kay Luppy Sandy Kobbas Ann Kersey Judy Robb Lunda Ondrovuch Ruta Rucha dson Joan Bryan Barbara Bushop Flfth Row LaVerne Kurby Carolyn Crowder Pat Tedder Jo Ann Sours Earl Deatherage Char lot e Deane Vurgunua Rawlungs Earle Elaurue Bass Nancy Gary Newton Jones BIISIIICSS ILILUCHLIOH Club The Busuness Educatuon Club auds un preparung uts members to meet the stuff requurements of the busu ness world and acquauntung them wuth the employ ers pount of vuew Membershup us open to all stu dents who are takung at least one busuness subject Those who have a keen unterest un busuness and a desure to meet others of sumular unterests are most frequently those who have become members of the club A durect contact wuth the busuness world was establushed through trups to local banks and varuous other busuness offuces un Ruchmond Among those vusuted thus year were the Telephone Company Southern States Cooperatuve and the new Lawyers Tutle Buuldung Key persons un the busuness world today have offered many suggestuons and helpful advuce at the meetungs whuch are held twuce a month Through these talks the busuness men have trued to tell the members of the Busuness Educatuon Club exactly what us expected of a hugh school stu dent when he or she us applyung for a posutuon after graduatuon One of theur protects for the year was handlung a central Chrustmas card maul box for the use of the student body These cards addressed ac cordung to homeroom numbers were deluvered by the Busuness Educatuon Club members before school and durung homeroom peruod Sunce bowlung has become so popular wuth hugh school students the Busuness Educatuon Club decuded to form a bowlung team to compete agaunst other club teams at Thomas Jefferson The Booklceepung Club and the Busuness Educatuon Club held theur annual gount pucnuc In the Sprung Members of the Alumnu Assocuatuon who were guests at the pucnuc gave many helpful hunts as to what they had experuenced un theur recent con tacts wuth the world of busuness 7. ,f Vt if ft l - 2 5 1 1 1 1 1 1' : 1 :' 1 :B 1 . 2 1 1 ,- , 1 , 2 1 1 S 1 , 1 l f I I I A l 1 O . . , - 1 - 1 , . 1 . . , 1 The maIn purposes of the Bookkeeping Club are to give Its members an opportunlty to better acquaint themselves with the modern business world and to further their Interest In bookkeeplng Membershlp IS open to those students who are now taking book keepung or to those who have taken the sublect ID the past Students with an active Interest In business sublects are especially welcomed Into the club which IS sponsored by Mrs Isebelle Burden Va nous business leaders from the community were In vrted as guest speakers for the monthly meetings Representing many local firms and bUSIDSSS organi zatlons these men and women oftered invaluable suggestlons and advice to those who would be book given as to ways of successfully applying for pos: tions after graduation Among the guest speakers were a Certified Public Accountant a Personnel DI rector and a Co ordinator between the schools and business firms One program was devoted to dis cussing the different professions that branch from bookkeepIng for example business teachIng and CPA work ln the sprlng members of the club visited a nearby bookkeepmg office In order to ob serve the procedures there In this way they were able to see what would be expected of them when they entered thear future QVOTSSSIOD There was also time for recreatIon ID the form of parties and In formal gatherings during homeroom period At the end of the term a Iount pIcnIc was held at Bryan Clubs The alumni were Invlted to attend Bookkeepmg lub BOOKKEEPING CLUB First Row Sandra OndrovIch Beverley Moore p esident Andrea Pthlkrantz vice president Harry Williams Jr treas urer Bobby Mathews BIll Kirks Second Row Belle Norwood Georgia Ann Valentine Frances Timberlake Herbert Lewis Roland Brown Jim Salmon Thlrd Row Linda Strickland Jackie Mitchell Janice Enroughty Barbara Berman John Lewis BIll McKIm Fourth Row Kenneth Clark Jean Hudert Charles Cloe lll Butch Manning Earl Deatherage Allen Bareford Fifth Row 'Vlrs lsabella P Burden sponsor Gerry Clare Tony Saady Bob Jacobs Thomas Bookman John Fnscher Arnold Meyer keepers in the near future. Many helpful hints were Park for the Business Education and Bookkeeping O 153 PEP CLUB-First Row Joan Hoch Judy Garnett Bryce Bugg treasurer Betty Maxey presrdent Bobby Waters vnce presudent Susan Thornp son secretary Betty Chalkley Second Row Ann Burton Peggy Mclntyre Mary Dabney Henderson Jane Brooke Jenny Stott Patsy Kolebas Kay Andrews JoAnne Cohen Thnrd Row Jane Prlce Lnnda Hardy Betty Dodson Newton Jones Eleanor Maxey Vncky Ellus Kay Hatcher Fourth Row Nancy Summs Cabell Parker Ilona Moody Lee Pemberton Martha Hardwr ke Carol Jean Blackshare Ma y Ford The Pep Club ve got the coach Hey Hey ve got the team Hey Hey ve got the pep Hey Hey ve got the coach team Pep pep steam 15 rahs for the T J team Last year the Pep Club was a new experlence for Thomas Jefferson The membershup was too large to accomplish anythlng worthwhile the tlrst term, so It was dnsbanded In order to reorgannze A new con stntutlon was drawn up an which the slze and other factors were more strnctly regulated Agaun thus year the OTTICSFS of the Pep Club found It necessary to further revlse thenr constntutlon so that the club could functron better Under the provusuons of the 4 revnsed constntutnon, the Pep Club members are selected from the student body at large rather than on a dnrect homeroom representatnon basls Mem bershlp IS for the duratlon of the lndlvrdual s stay at Thomas Jefferson New members are chosen by the varslty cheerleaders on the basns of theur wrutten appllcatlons for membershlp This wrltten appllca tion Includes a paragraph contannung the applncants reason for deslrung rnembershlp The total roster of the club IS lrmnted to seventy five uncludung all the varsuty cheerleaders and two lunuor varslty cheer leaders In order to carry out thenr mann oblectnve, promoting school spurut the Pep Club participated an vanous actlvutues They sent the varslty cheerung squad to a cheer rally held In the Beneductlne Hugh School gym on October 18 The cheerleaders gave one cheer and one song to be gudged by a group fr ,Q . p 1 6 AW . ,sg Yea: J ....., ' : , , , 2 , ' 1 , ' ' ' 1 - , 5 . 2 - , f 1 , ' A, , , . : , 1 . , 1 , - : A , r f f 'C , I 7 - we, I . . . We' , we' I . . . - We've got the steam, Hey Hey . . . . . . , We' , I I I . . . . . , ' - I I . . I . . . 1 PEP CLUB Furs! Row Cary Trevnlllan Jane Andrews Judy Duke Joan Barnett Betsy Lovnng Barbara Newell Second Row Joyce Bernstenn Beth Sheppard Kay Rogers Susan Graves Vtrgmna Marlowe Nancy Pace Kay Anderson Thnrd Row Sandra Pace John Lyle Jeanette Baker Mary Lee Dee Dee Boswell Kaky Wslllams Susan Todd Pat Bernsteun Fourth Row Ellen Heflnn Pat Wmfree Mary Frye Judy Looknane Judy Lnmado Sally Adknns Eleanor Judd Fifth Row Pat Ryan Marcua Gemmull Mr Haywood Padgett sponsor Sue Hungate Johnny Hazelgrove Mary Anne Friend Jane Allen Nancy Lee Leldy The Pep Club eral ot the football and basketball games nn a group In order to support thelr teams They advertuzed each up comtng game by maknng posters whnch they dtsplayed In the halls They sold red and whute shakers and Beat Hermutage cards to henghten school spurnt and unterest tn the Thomas Jefterson Hermntage football game For the Thomas Jefferson John Marshall game they decorated the float tor Mass Jett and her court Members ot the Pep Club have purchased new red and whnte puns nn the shape ot megaphones wnth Tee Jay Pep Club wrttten on them These wall become the ofhclal pm for the club For the home basketball games members of the Pep Club made Welcome banners for the vlsltlng teams Also they gave out basketball pro grams at the door The Senate and the Pep Club test The wrnner of this contest was the thirteenth person who whuspered Beat J M to Mr X The lucky person who recenved ftve dollars was an nounced at the Thomas Jetterson John Marshall bas ketball game The Pep Club also sold programs for the Central Dlstrnct Basketball tournament Later tn the year the Pep Club sold Tee Jay stnckers to be put on automobule wundows The Pep Club also dns cussed the posslbuluty ot having boys on the cheerlng squads once again Thus was the policy several years ago however Interest on the part ot the boys was lost so the practice was discontinued nndetlnutely Under the sponsorshnp ot Mr Haywood Padgett the Pep Club has become better organized thus year and has carried out many worthwhile protects to build an acttve school spurnt at Thomas Jefterson dk 3 b ot college cheerleaders. The Pep Club attended sev- jointly sponsored the Whispering 'Beat J.M.' con- . - l l ' D I . . ,, ,, . I I . . , . T55 Developung unuTuaTuve and leadershup servung The school and communuTy promoTung The adopTuon and applucaTuon of hugher sTandards un scholarshup sporTs manshup and socual conTacTs and maunTaunung a hugh udealusm for The uncrease of rughTeousness uusTuce and paTruoTusm are The maun purposes of The Key Club Members of The Key Club an unTernaTuonal organuzaTuon sponsored by The Kuvvanus Club are elecTed proporTuonaTely from The sophomore uunuor and senuor classes They are chosen Tor hugh scholas Tuc sTandung leadershup abuluTy unuTuaTuve and ouT sTandung characTer The unTernaTuonal moTTo us We Buuld Under The sponsorshup of Mr Adruan Bend heum Kuvvanus represenTaTuve Mr Paul Kurk Taculfy sponsor and Thus years capable ofllucers The Key boTh money makung and volunTeer servuce consTu TuTed The clubs mauru acTuvuTues along wuTh several socual evenTs durung The year The Key Club helped a Negro moTher and her TTve chuldren by guvung Them food and Toys The boys provuded Tor The same Tamuly aT Thanksguvung and found Them To be so apprecuaTuve That They decuded To aud Them agaun aT ChrusTmas The members oT The Key Club also sold soTT drunks aT one of The Sock Hops served on The rec hall commuTTee and sold penculs vvuTh Thomas Jefllerson Hugh School prunTed on Them RepresenTaTuves were senT To The annual CapuTal Dus TrucT Conventuon held un BalTumore Maryland on March 68 Thus convenTuon was beneflcual To all Those who aTTended IT gave The parTucupanTs an un sughT unTo all phases of Key Club acTuvuTues and uT udeas To be used un The comung year The Key Club KEY CLUB Furs! Row Jack Barbee Turru Hull secreTary RalsTon Lecky vuce presudenT Becky Lee svveeT hearf Jummy ForTune presudenT PeTe STavredes Treasurer Bobby Duke Second Row Jerry Hansen Duck Welsh Rod Bland Muke Vuener Franklun Perkuns Waller Wulson Doug Reed Thurd Row Gene OverTon Bob BernerT Melvun Brannan John Flournoy Mark Troxell Jum Cluveruus Fourih Row Torn Maeder Tony Markel Meade ChrusTuan STuarT Sanders Bradley NQTT Edward Councull Marshall STuarT u , , , T u I I I - I ' I - Club TuncTioned similarly To iTs paTron club. ProjecTs, also helped The ofTicers-elecT in TormulaTing new Q , f, J 'fr T 4 Xi, K T56 HARRY A WOODY CLUB Flrst Row Nacky Graybar Charles Schelm vnce presldent Bob Jacobs pres: dent Herschel Gurley secretary treasurer Blaker Bolltng Second Row Bull Taylor Holmes Harruson John Lyle Cooltdge Porterfleld Bobby Matthews Dlckne Burrows Thnrd Row Bull Jacobs sergeant atarms Clnff Beasley Tommy Pruett Henry Rlcheson Donald Cornell Robert Mer er Waddy Garrett Harry A Wood lub The Harry A Woody Club formerly known as S P l23 was named to honor tts former sponsor Mr Harry A Woody Mr Woody faithful frnend to all was a teacher at Thomas Jefferson untnl his retire ment In l957 He was extremely Interested rn young people and promoted thus boys organuzatron whuch strives to serve the school Membershlp as lnmlted to thurty sophomore guntor or sensor boys of out standmg character Prospectuve members must first seek membershlp to the club by wrltten appllcatlon These applrcatrons are revuewed and the applucants are screened and voted on by the present members of the club The Harry A Woody Club strtves to serve Thomas Jefferson as Mr Woody dad so well and to help promote school spurut by attendung foot ball games as a group and selltng Beat J M cards to the student body Members of the club were on duty ID the lunch rooms In an effort to keep our eatmg places clean They also assusted wrth the Thanksguvmg baskets whnch were sent to needy famulles ln addition to contrvbutung to the Character Commlttee Chrtstmas Protect members of the Harry A Woody Club gave tTve dollars to the Chrrstmas Mother Fund The club sponsored varrous socual functions and during Mr Woodys Illness they vusuted htm as often as they could The group at tended church services together and sponsored var: ous fund ralsrng prolects In order to contribute toward the betterment of Thomas Jefferson Through these various actuvntnes the members of the Harry A Woody Club have learned to work together IH order to achueve a goal that ns worthwhule Mr Carl Bolt has sponsored the Harry A Woody Club snnce Mr Woodys returement - 7 1 1 ' I 1 ' I 1 ' I - - 5 1 1 1 1 1 . 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To create malntarn and extend throughout the home school and communrty hrgh standards ol Chrlstlan character are the mann obgectuves ot the H1 Y They also strlve to set a good example of clean lrvrng clean speech clean scholarshrp and clean sportsmanshrp at Thomas Jefferson Srnce the l-lr Y clubs are closely altlluated wrth the Young Mens Chrrstran Assoclatlon many ot the actlvltues ot the Thomas Jeflferson chapter take place at the down town Y M C A burldung on Franklln Street Facrlrtres for basketball swrmmrng and other Indoor sports are available to be used by the members ot the Rrchmond area H1 Y chapters H1 Y ll meets every week tor a busrness meetnng followed by erther a guest speaker a movte or some other planned ac tnvrty Asrde from these regular programs members of Hu Y II assumed varrous prolects both rn school and nn the comrnunrty They served In the rec hall and cateterla during all three recesses to keep order and relreve congestion Hr Y II also sold programs at all ot the home football games For a Chrrstmas prolect they gave a drnner and toys to the chrldren ot a needy tamrly which they adopted through the Welfare Agency Hr Y ll partlcrpated ID a crty wrde Hr Y protect Bulldrng tor Brotherhood and rarsed money to help bulld YMCA s In other countrles The mornrng devotions whuch were lnaugurated by the Hr Y rn T957 are now grven darly over the pub llc address system Mr Haywood Padgett therr faculty sponsor was always ready to advlse and assist HI Y ll whenever he was needed H Y IS not only Interested In trarnrng Its members physucally and socually but rt also endeavors to develop the hrgh :deals and standards of good conduct H1 Y Chaptel II HI Y II Furs! Row David Call treasurer Guy Tower chaplain Jim Marchant vrcc presldent Judy Butler sweetheart Pete Hatcher presldent Davnd Long secretary Second Row Tappy August Dennls Ownby Pete Gordon Tommy Srmmons Bobby Waters Bates Chappell Thurd Row Eo Turnage Cecul Long Tommy Wrllett Buddy Enck Pat Taylor Pete Johnson Fourth Row John Turner Bully Schutt Brll Hartz James Barton Bllly Welsh Butch Chrlstlan Jrm Hargroves . . . . . 1, ,, 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ,. .. . . ,,.. ,, . I - I I . ,. , . , I I T I - . . , - ' - I I I A ' I I 0 ' I l 9 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' F 1 7 1 I 1 . 2 , , - . ., . 1 1 , 1 . . , , 1 1 1 . : , , , 1 1 1 . 3 - T 4 - I s 1 1 1 The goal of the Tebahoes a gurls athletuc club IS to develop and extend hugh standards of untegruty and to make their school a better place for clean thunkung and luvung through the observance of sportsmanshup The name Tebahoes us deruved from the flrst letters of the girls sports whuch are offered at Thomas Jef ferson tennus basketball hockey and softball A gurl must have at least one varsuty award on a school team plus the qualuficatuons of cooperatuon charac ter andthe spurut to uphold the hugh :deals of sports manshup to become eluguble for membershup Awards are guven accordung to the number of years a gurl has played on a varsuty team A letter us awarded for the first year a medal the second a sulver charm the thurd and a bracelet the fourth At the end of each athletuc season a banquet us held for the team and the awards are presented Under the sponsor shup of Muss Eduth Todd the Tebahoes enloyed pro grams and actuvutues stressung good character and sportsmanshup As a servuce to the school members of the Tebahoes served on a cafeterua committee They presented a skut un the freshman assembly and they presented a program for the new gurls at Tho mas Jefferson encouragung them to partucupate un sports After flllung several baskets wuth food cloth ung and toys they were presented to an apprecua tuve needy famuly by the Tebahoes The Teacher Tebahoes basketball game entertauned the faculty as well as the students Proceeds from thus game and other fund rausung prolects went toward buyung use ful equupment for gurls athletucs The Tebahoes TEBAHOES Furs! Row Januce Wood Pat Garcelon Muss Eduth Todd Carole Buckner Gaynelle Musser Kay Ware Second Row Januce Enroughty Barbara Gordon Nucky Chuldrey Dotte Wulluams Margaret Phulbruck Dale Ellus Judy Butler Third Row Karun Megne Molly Snead June Johnston Carolyn Smuth Sally Sheppard Kathy Cudlupp Lunda Hardy Jo Humeas fi . , . . 1 1 ' ' I - . . , . , . . . T 1 T 1 1 1 ' V ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ' I . . . . - I I . - l I - - , . . , . , . . 1 - ' : ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . 2 ' 1 1 1 1 . . I .V - . : . ' I I V , I I I I I ' ,f ,Q C V ' if ' 2 1? tg Q -4 . ' 4 X 9 ,f , 1 I at , ' 1, I .. 1 . ' V 4. I f X f J 'Q ,fs 5, M us, 9 R u l - Y ' l59 .451 YTEENS TRIANGLEI Furs! Row Jackue Harrus Judue Fusher prolect chaurman Maruan Tucker correspondung secretary Jane Nunnamaker presudent Barbara Cutchun hustoruan club afffuluatuons Carolyn Atkurson secretary treasurer Susan Goodman vuce presudent Second Row Gaul Sulcox Betsy Bluley Amanda Eddungton Marcua Perkuns Anne Holzbach Charlotte Brooks Gunger Lacy Thurd Row Juduth Plante Nancy Nucholas Aluce Andrews Helen Fallesen Sue Hamblet Eleanor Judd Sue Tupton Fourth Row Jean Luttle Jean Pollard Bobbue Hamblet Rosemary Holtman Maugue Foster Charlene Vet Ann Luck Barbara Compton Fuflh Row Penny McKee Sarah Fowler Betty Nuland Gunger Lovung Brenda Duke Mary Ann Essud Jane Hastungs Y Teens, Trlan le I Y Teens provudes excellent opportunutues to develop a gurl s abuluty as a leader and broaden her horuzons Y Teens a uunuor branch of the central Young Women s Chrustuan Assocuatuon has as uts purpose to buuld a fellowshup of women and gurls devoted to the task of realuzung un our common lute those udeals of personal and socual luvung to whuch we are com mutted by our fauth as Chrustuans They also try to achueve a better understandung wuth people of other races natuonalutues and reluguons Wuth membershup open to any unterested gurls Y Teens ofters to every gurl at Thomas Jefferson a chance to belong and work wuth others for the good of the school and the communuty In I957 YTeens Truangle I fell apart because of lack of unterest however a group of ambutuous uunuors revuved the club and drafted a new constututuon Y Teens Truangle I has now grown to a membershup of approxumately fifty gurls A get acquaunted party was held at the begunnung of the year wuth attendance open to the gurls who planned to uoun the club Emphasus has been put on both servuce and fun as the gurls have carrued out varuous prouects durung the year Through the Volunteer Servuce Bureau members of YTeens Truangle I worked on Saturday mornungs at the Cuty Home They found that many of the patuents were makung mats chuna banks pot holders and varuous other utems wuth the hope of sellung them The YTeens members took thus opportunuty to serve as sales ladues by takung the utems home and sellung them They also washed dushes and fed some of the patuents at the Cuty Home YTeens Truangle I at tended some of the football and basketball games as a group Usually a gab sessuon and food fest fol T x 'N ' J l I ' 'Q , ,K ,, ' 4' ,gg 2, 'X 1 3 , 1, 3 - l '7 1 , ,I I nk , 1 ' 1 1 5 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I - 1 ' I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 ' 1 31 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I Q ' 1 , . 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' 'Wa '-M YTEENS TRIANGLE I First Row Barbara Fields Jean BFISTOW Lynn Enroughty Betty Hall Melanie Anderson Barbara Harton Dorns Mar tin Second Row Ann Lawrence Glenda French Ann Burton Carol Hamblet Ann Hladys Trudy Allen Third Row Mary Jane Plante Claudia Goodman Dale McMahon Kay Anderson Beverly Blevins Elaine Cardwell Jo Ann Overton Fourth Row Mary Mena Gill Marilyn Had dock Suzanne Brown Beryl Monroe Marie Kirsch Sara McDonald Fnfth Row Pat Miller Carole Loving Ellen Furlong Ellen Chadwick Carolyn Oglesby Mary Frances Williams Y Teens, Trlangle I lowed at a members home During the Christmas Medlcal College of VIVQIDIB and they also gave a party for a group of SaIvatIon Army children Alain Werbrouck the forengn exchange student portrayed Santa Claus and presents and refreshments were given to the children YTeens Truangles I and II held a loint Christmas party at the downtown YWCA At Eastertime they gave a party at the Crlppled Childrens Hospital The main source of the clubs treasury came from the sale of potato chips On several occasions a group from YTeens Triangle I got together to go from house to house In their neighborhood selling the potato chips This added more fellowship to their business venture Representatlves from both chapters of YTeens at tended the National Vesper Service held at the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul In Washington D C Delegates were also sent to the By exchanging Ideas these representatnves acqulred new skulls and learned to put their old knowledge to better use In their own groups An Interesting film was the theme around which one of the pro grams for their after school meetings was built Some of their other actIvItIes were brIdge parties Informal get togethers and a house party ID the spring Mrs Lucille King the faculty sponsor as sisted the OFTICSFS In planning their activities and supported each of the prolects enthusiastically Mem bers of YTeens are also members of the local YWCA and of a world wide fellowship organize tIon for women and girls Of the clubs one dollar dues per year fifty cents goes for membership In the Y W C A 'I P VU t . if I I f - 'I A . i f .. 2 I' . 'I-'L , ,g - , - ' : ' 1 ' I I I l I , ' ' O ! season, Y-Teens, Triangle I, went caroling at the Mid-Winter Y-Teen Convention in Danville, Virginia. , , - , I . . . U - I l , - lol is A'wrh is 3 if YTEENS TRIANGLE Il Furs! Row Eleanor Sanders president Sandra Tuck vice president Joan Hoch recording secretary Jackie Clark corresponding secretary Gayle Hollingsworth treasurer Jo Fisher Dotte Williams Second Row Anne Porndexter Martha Poindexter Jayne Barnett Vickie Breon Suzanne Tillery Dolores Howell Mildred Bohannon Earle Elaine Bass Third Row Beverly Sanford Ann Spencer Nancy Klrse Suzanne Jordan June Heffier Barbara Bridges Connie Reed Fourth Row Edith Winfree Sara Richards Margaret Ewing Rita Rich ardson Jeanne Hubbard Joan Kay Diane Lawton Y Teens, Trlangle II Among the goals that the members of YTeens growth In friendship with all people and growth In the knowledge and love of God Y Teens Triangle ll started off their social program with a tea honor mg their new members The main purpose of the tea was to help the old and new members become better acquainted Bermuda parties dances and splash parties at the downtown YWCA resulted in fun and fellowship for all the girls in the club YTeens Triangle ll attended some of the football and basketball games as a group and in this way showed their school spirit A fashion director from one of Richmonds large department stores was a guest speaker who delighted everyone attending that meeting She displayed samples of her stores new line of spring clothes Slides of Mexico and an change student comprised the programs for two other meetings As a Christmas protect YTeens Triangle II carried food a decorated tree and toys to four small children in a needy family Conduct Ing an Easter egg hunt at the Methodist Childrens Home was one of their other protects both in and out of school The highlight of the year was the presentation of the Alma V Lowance Y Teen Award which is given to a deservtng girl who has shown the qualities of honesty obedience cooperation self control and leadership Mrs Marian Finch the faculty sponsor and Mrs Carolyn Merger the Teen age Director of the Richmond YWCA gave valuable advice and help to Y Teens Triangle II Q 4 N Md' V' 1 .S I as I f , Z, i - . - ' I , ' : , ' - ' 2 f ' 1 ' , O ! sought to attain this year were growth as a person, interesting talk by Alain Werbrouck, our foreign ex- . - I . . ' . . A ' I I I . - . I l I I . . ' , u I . , . . . . . . . I , I A ' y I v . D 4 t l I l I I ' .' V - ' ' ' ' . . . ., in- . ' , U - T62 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Furs! Row Barbara Sanford Barba Bennett Jud Pollard Betsy Lovrng Nancy Lee Lerdy Judy Thompson Judy Vaughan Second Row Brenda Massad Alrce Hemphull Kathy Albrrght Jea Bear Dranna Euksuzran Grayson Foy Ilona Moody Thard Row Nancy VanSchreeven Marshall Stuart Nancy Rose Joan Brame Josette atarsr Janet Puckett Jean Pollard Betty Atkrns Fourth Row Tum Ferneyhough Betsy Charnberlarn Bull Hartz Holmes Harrrson Vlrgunla Moore Carolyn Roosevelt The Natlonal Honor Socletv NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ftrsl Row Betty Caudle Susan Smlth Helen Wtlkrnson Jrmmy Fortune Beth Blackwell Carolyn Whstworth Second Row Bull Flournoy Nancy LaPrade Mary Page Burden Jeannette Harrington Patsy Long Kathleen Haddock Judy Reynolds Mar garet Phulbrlck Third Row Harley Frankel Carol Atkinson Joe Schwartz Helen Perltn Janet Judd Meade Chrrstaan Blll Junkln Fourth Row Ral ton Lecky Davrd Long Evelyn Sydnor Patsy Chevvnang Cecelra Day Ann Urbrne John Fugate Buck Flournoy 163 .nn Through Discipline ilitar Thomas Jefferson set up a military system in i942 to enable each boy to have the opportunity of preparing himself for future military service, and, at the same time, to be obedient to authority. This obedience is set up through habit, for every cadet realizes his responsibility in obeying his superiors. The Thomas Jefferson military system is patterned after that of the United States Military Academy. Included in the Corps are three com- panies, a band, and a staff. Every member of the companies has hopes of becoming captain of his respective company. Once his goal as cap- tain is reached, the cadet looks forward to a pro- motion to the staff. The staff consists of one colo- nel, one lieutenant colonel, four majors, and one sergeant maior. The staff is the administrative de- partment of the corps. Although the boys at Thomas Jefferson may choose between military and physical education, those who participate in the military system feel that it is a most reward- ing experience. Numerous activities help make military training more enioyable. Thomas Jeffer- son, among the thirty-two public schools in the country that have a military system, trains its stu- dents for all phases of life, including military service. V3 . - Mi' Ls, , . COL. O. H. LlNCK Commandant This past year the Cadet Corps at Thomas Jefferson celebrated its seventeenth year of existence. The Corps progressed a great deal. Not only was membership more than that of the past ten years, but new and varied activities became a part of the Corps. As a member ot the 55-C Military School Program ot the United States Government, the Corps enables honorable graduates to be eligible for Junior R.O.T.C. in college. Therefore, the graduates are able to begin in the advanced R.O.T.C. program. Participation in various activities makes a well-rounded cadet. This year the Corps sponsored two Cadet Hops, one in the fall and the other in the spring. Also included in their activities were two Sponsors' Thomas Jefferson nu :gg M RTW-l 166 Days. At this time each sponsor was awarded with company rib- bons from each cadet she represented. Hours of hard drilling went into the preparation for the Competitive Drills. Each com- pany tollowed orders tensely, in hopes that they would win. Among other activities for this past year vvere sporting events. The Corps enthusiastically participated in football games. Num' erous company parties were among the many social events. Both the Corps and the Band represented Thomas Jefferson in various parades. Hard work and social activities make the Cadet Corps a success at Thomas Jefferson. adet Corps FRANK WENDT Band Director 167 adet TOMMY TOMLINSON BROOKE DAVILA ARTHELlUS A. PHAUP, JR. CLIFFORD BEASLEY, JR. Lt Col Corps Sponsor Maior Adiutant Maior S3 RUSSELL BARRETT MARSHALL MURDAUGH Malor S4 Sgt Malor Fall Term Every organrzatlon needs leaders to keep It running smoothly Thus also pertains to the Cadet Corps at Thomas Jefferson The Staff a group of offrcers has the responslblllty of keeping the three separate companles each conslstlng of two platoons In llne Each member of the staff IS given speclflc dutles which he must fulfill promptly and correctly In order that the entire Cadet Corps wvll function as It should The StaH members serve for only one term and then a new staff IS appointed to gulde the Corps for the next term Apponntments to the Staff are based upon both scholastic and mulntary records A cadet must be proflclent In classes other than mnlltary and he must have a clear conduct record Every cadet officer must pass all has sublects every report perlod In order to retaln hls rank Of course the mnlltary record of each officer must prove satisfactory Wlth nts motto Courage Convrctlon Consecratlon the Corps strives for keen minds and healthy bodies The Corps alms to produce men who wall become leaders of our clty our state and our nation 168 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 . . . . ,, ' 1 1 . . . ,, . . 1 1 1 1 - Staff o Corps Sponsor Lt Col Exec Mayor Sl WILLIAM JACOBS DALLAM FERNEYHOUGH DONALD CORNELL STROTHER SMITH Mayor S2 Mayor S3 Mayor S4 Sgt Mayor Sprlng Term The graduation ceremony of the cadets is a most effective one. The fall graduation takes place within the school, but the spring graduation takes place on the front field. At this time each cadet who is graduating from Thomas Jefferson receives a certificate of graduation from the Cadet Corps. New ranks are announced, and various awards and medals are given to those cadets who are worthy of them. Among the awards are the EfTiciency Cup and the Basketball Cup, each given to the company deserving it. The Donahue Saber is awarded to one of the cadets who will be an officer for the following school year, while the Founders Medal is awarded to a graduating senior who has achieved a high scho- lastic and military standing. The freshman cadets are not for- gotten, though, for a Rookie Medal is given to the best rat in the Corps. Each cadet strives to win the Best All Around Cadet, an award which is presented to the best cadet in each company. Each graduating cadet feels he has a knowledge of how to face the future with an intelligent mind. 169 NICHOLAS EUBANK SUSAN GABB CLIFFORD BEASLEY, JR. MARSHALL MURDAUGH C l. . . . ' 0 Band tw Jfrp H s 685 BAND 'Wcuuasv BAND Fnrst Row Capt Hagen W D Drum Malor Grabar J N 2nd Lt Cross H L Messer G A Alexander G R Weaver A T cker G T Tolbert W R Pe r e P F Scher A I 2nd Lt Mallory K M lst Lt Jordan W E Second Row San r Ra F W Shelbu e S Rothe er Sco R T Ba T e R Th ow one G P ln R M Perkrns W L Wells E H Durham S A McKmn G W e Bnae Mumpovver W H Lufsey G R Whitlock B L Nelson W W Fourth Row Baber B L Dueslng W N Lucord L R George l R on We ss B Rlchardson D Burch J T Basheer B W Woodson W R Reed D C Apperson W Cltlzens llvlng near Thomas Jetterson Hugh School are accustomed to seeung the corps and the band drlllung on the athletic fleld or rnarchlng along the streets They hear the notes ot the bugler as the flags are raised to begun the day and when the tTags are lowered to end the day The entire city sees the corps ln dress unutorrn rn the parades on Mernornal Day, for the Tobacco Festnval, and when the governor IS inaugurated The buglers are often asked to serve tor some clvlc celebration On a state and natlonal level the corps also partuclpates IU parades T70 525' an--t ' ,xl 3 Ill .. 41, 's X. . - flljl- 1 Q ,K-5, xg, V, - E1 ' 4 . m ' 5 -AVX E f -5 1' - . , ti e Q if .4 'g L R .,' 5 Z' , 1 5 '4 1 ' 5 - 5 ' 4 . 0 iii' .,,. :' 5 Q l A I - V 44 H: .T K.. x If ,Q J ' . , I Q. Far. A A eg, ,VQ V'-vi MAN QV 7 1 . A ' 5 . f ' n ' 4 V 8 ' ET 2 f -A QP' jf . M. .5 u , . .5 , . .5 a c , . .5 , . .5 . , . .5 . , . . : de s, I. T.5 Parker, F. B,5 Day, J. R.5 Maizels, H. l.5 Mason, J. F.5 yscr, . .5 rn , S. .5 nb g, D. H.5 tt, . .5 hen, C. l:.5 yre , J. . ird R : ST , . .5 Kle' , . .5 A , . .5 , . .5 , . .5 ' y, . .5 A TT, D. l'l,5 N. .5 SLJVT , H, T.5 l , .5 ' , F. .5 , . .5 , . .5 , . .5 , . .5 , . E. Fall Term DERALD HAGEN LINDA LAMBETH WESLEY JORDAN Cap1ain Sponsor Ist LT. HARVEY CROSS JOSEPH GRABAR KENNETH MALLORY 2nd Lf Drum M lor 2nd Lt prlng Term JOSEPH GRABAR JOAN BRYAN VVESLEY JORDON WILLIAM APPERSON Capfam Sponsor Ist LT 2nd L1 fa? I7I Compan Wm Turner R J A McKnrmey L H Supply Sgt Pnerce R G Second Row Davis L M Leonard F A Flounders T E Caraher W J McKendnck JD Tomlmson R H McDonald J T Third Row Ass? Plat Sgr Bethune T C Ma on E V Brown W M Kmghf A Curry H L Shum Plat Sgt Graham R Fall Term WILLIAM CREEKMUR JEAN HUTCHESON WILLIAM JACOBS JR Captain sponsor 1stL1 THOMAS MARSHALL DALLAM FERNEYHOUGH JR 2nd Lt 2rd Lt T72 I ' . Ml, ' A .Q ,, . Q'Q,IQ,4 ' VM A' ' .. I' I V 1 , . 1 . . f , , WV. 24 , , V V, , , K , A COMPANY, lst PLATOON-First Row: Capt. Jacobs, W. B.g 2nd Lt. Tanner, R. E.g Garner, D. L.g Boelt, C. E.g Hundley, G. C.p H. P. .5 l I, .5 eng C.-'CJ , I .I I , . P: ' V V I ' -I I . W ' ' -I I pring Term GEORGE BRIDGERS LINDA BAKER Captam Sponsor WILLIAM CREEKMUR ROBERT PIERCE DICK SHAFER Ist Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt A COMPANY 2nd PLATOON First Row Ist Lt Ferneylwouglw D G 2nd Lt Marshall T E Wl'1 ppo W R Terrell F E Har s W B Suttles W C Chase E .I Knapp C S Yeaman T C Ist Sgt Creekmur W T Second Row Holzbach A E Ab oft A Wade W P Jacobs H L Hutchmson R C Tompkms G H Blue T W Patterson R H Grunwald B E Thnrd ow P t Sgt Shafer R I I73 H , 1 ' 2 , , . .5 . , . .j I , . ,J , . .7 ri , - .: , - -: f . .: , . .: , . lf 4 , . - 2 , . .: b , C. .1 , . .5 , . .5 I , . .7 ' , , .1 , . .7 , . .1 , . . ' R : Asst. Plat. Sgt. Knight, J. P. A4 Birkhimer, N. K.g Lively, G. D.g Caston, L. W4 Felvey, T. M4 Bryant, J, C4 Color Sgt. Cox, W. D4 Ia . . , . . I ' 4 . A 3 2 K , e5i,:E1' , I I X l x W: 'W I V51 ' N EI? is K rl Compan B awww B COMPANY 'Isl PLATOON Frsf Row Capt Eubank N L 2nd LT Rlcha ds M C Tompkms J Franklm B S Bac R H Garnett E W Baird B O Supply Sgr Kung J G Second Row Richards N F Conklung E k E Popp apnro S R Turner S T Katz M S Thnd Row Asst Plat Sgt Rtchne R M Backer C J Howel Ty E Rote W Plat Sgr Watts T Fall Term NICHOLAS EUBANK SUSAN GABB JOHN WOODALL Captam Sponsor ht Lf MILTON RICHARDS WILLIAM MCKIM 2nd Lt 2nd LT 174 pring Term JOHN WOODALL PATRICIA ESTES Captann Sponsor MILTON RICHARDS WILLIAM MCKIM THOMAS STANLEY Ist t 2nd Lt 2nd Lt B COMPANY 2nd PLATOON Furs! Row Ist Lt Woodall J G Lt McKlm W G Blanton J E ru 1 A ner K Sm D Ist Sgt Stanley T E Second ow H r mg J H Woolcott R rmmg D Berger T er J R Tatum C B Color Cpl Turner J E Third Row 7 t Sgt ones J N M Harmlton r este mmon K P a Sg Ho I I75 ' Li. L . . . H H , 1 ' : . , . .5 2r1CI . ' , . ,p , . .f Lacy, NI, L4 Sr 'tI, Hi , . R.: yth, W. ,p . , . . R : a CI' , . ,7 , . Sp DU ' , . R4 , H S ol , , ,Q , . ,Q . , . . ' :Ass, Pla , . .I , .T.7 Stahl, F, ,Q Katz, L. .5 ' , I: C 'r ' r, H. B.g Le , . B4 Waldrop, J. A4 I t. t. s'er, J. W. - I, ,iq iff, . il I f-: I. --f-f -I y If 'I II - A U9 f Wi 7 2: 1' ' QL I Compan 13 C COMPANY 'Isl PLATOON First Row C pt Cornell D W 2nd LT Johnson P M C Romm A S nley C W Ingram E T Harvue W E Supply Sgt Rncheson H E Seco d Row Covungfon E L P uett J T Anderson M WI ams D I VI I Ja Thnrd Row Smnh S S Sterling W C .John n T O slow K M nderson J S vang H W on Plat Har mg L H I+ all Term DONALD CORNELL CAROLINE MOORE ROBERT MERCER Captain Sponsor HOWARD KUEHL 2r1dLI H3 Is1Lt GARLAND GARRETT 2nd LT T76 pring Term GARLAND GARRETT SARAH DECKER Captain Sponsor ROBERT MERCER Ist Lt C COMPANY 2nd PLATOON First Row Ts! C WmfreeJ d A J W L Redm n A Cloke H Harrmgton R T McManavvay K A M ody J WYATT RICHESON 2ndL1 PAUL JOHNSO 2nd LT Lv Me er R H 2nd Lt Garrett G W Dowdy H C Svanley C T Lesemann T51 Sgt Rfchardson W L Second Row DeWn1 S Mountcastie J W Tucker P well W C Plat Sgt Gruggs W S Thlrd Row Flamrma C D Kuehl H W R Men J W Gande on V P BarreTT R W T77 . M, , 3 , il-5 14' HH N , - ' : . VC , . .1 , , . .f , . ,p , , .5 W. ,g ' , .R,g Mud , R. P.p yres, . .g . ' , . . : ' , .7 , . ,g F. R4 TVOLJY, S, .7 O CJ, J, .5 , .Mg O , . .p . . ' , . . ' 2 ' , , .1 , . . ' , . ,J , . ,j O , , .5 TZ, . .g VS , . .5 , . . . xi x M J' ' Lf W fm K I , Q , 3 ,,fvf Ws, if '21 if Q, , f , ff 5-in X is L..,w-1 I -ff W Q. 0' I , 1 sing' .K I X .4 A N , ,, 5 f .r 4 D 1 F . v ' 1' 1 4' H 4 x Q 1 -,. -. A 1' 'Q y f,,, 5 2 'R r 1. 4 ',, 45 Playing hard to win, but losing well if one must lose is a most essential quality which each human being should possess. Good sportsmanship is impressed upon a students mind from the time he enters the first grade until he leaves high school. It is a hard task for many to accept the losers' shoes, therefore, Thomas Jefferson tempts numer- ous young boys and girls to participate in its ath- letic program. This well-developed program trains students for various sports, such as hockey, tennis, and basketball, but at the same time it indirectly instills in them a sense of fair play. Although the players themselves often find it difficult to accept the fact that they have lost, the spectators forget their courtesy and begin booing their opponents. This is a major discipline problem in many high schools, but through the long, hard efforts of our assistant principals this has become a minor problem at Thomas Jefferson. Through their efforts, better sportsmanship and school spir- it are gradually becoming augmented in our school. Thomas Jefferson has always been aware of the fact that sports develop one's mind and body. New additions are continuously being add- ed tothe athletic program. Only this past spring was golf included. Certainly it may not be said that Thomas Jefferson does not instill in its stu- dents the fact that the importance of any sport is in playing the game, not winning the game. Q 1 v-MMD ,WMM 'Tv x 'mwuw imurq VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Furs? Row Kay Rogers Barbara Newell Betty Nlaxey Betsy Loylng Nancy Pace Second Row Vnrgtnua Marlow Judy Duke Joan Barnett Jane Andrews Susan Graves Cary Trevslluan SPIPIIS Hlgh Ratn or shine the cheerleaders wtth thenr enthusuasm and splrlt cheered our Teams to victory The captams Judy Duke and Joan Barnett created new cheers and chants whlch unstnlled IH the students a new school sptrtt Long hours ot practice paid oft when the grr s placed second I0 the annual cheering rally They In JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Furst Row Sally Adknns Pat Ryan Mary Lee Pat Berns em Joyce Bernstetn Second Row Kaky Wtlllarns Marcua Gemrmll Sandra Pace Jeanette B ker Jane Allen troduced an award whlch was presented to the home room that showed the most school spnrut dunng the football and basketball seasons They may have lost thenr vouces a tew ttmes but no one can say that they dnd not keep thelr spunk and zest Come on Red' T80 -4- at ' ' ,, gf W I RQ! r I V7 15 . f I ,z, : I - in My V' A I I I I Al., .rs ,. .-v-h Z A X X A A V Z, y 7' .,,: , Auzuv L . 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'y A .jf '. :,,' I 0 O O VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row Orsn Call Taylor Adams Moss Teefey Moore Sanders Hoover Ruckel Stuart Second Row Waters Turnage Rnethmlller Magull Bland Davus Banley Fenner Moncure Womack Thlrd Row Bogan Maglll Capehart Chappell Koch Ownby Fifth Row MacAlllster manager Coaches Bolt Cooper Carmack Fnsk manager V1Iill1gS ALL GROUP I Moss honorable rnentlon H 0 N 0 R 5 ALL CENTRAL DISTRICT MOSS, lst team org., 2nd team can Turnage Womack honorable mentton ALL METROPOLITAN Orsl lst team Moss 2nd team, Teefey, 3rd team JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row Douglas Noel Overton Garthrlght Hargroves Lewis Second Row Ellus Whutter Taylor Skmner Probst Wheeler Third Row Smuth Holt Bendall Basket Pollard McClenny Fourth Row Collnns Colltns Reynolds Marrm Stern Eubank Ffth Row Angerme Thomas Grlgsby Jenkms Schueldahl Well Snxth Row Jernugan Adamson Louthan Robms Buckner Wllllams Seventh Row Uram coach Clark manager l8l , N, . - tl , , , . , , , 1 , B ' 3 . 1' 1 41 I I - ' : ', , , , , , , , , , - 1 , , , , , f , , . 2 , , f , , Welsh, Barton, Hoffler. Fourth Row: Mitchell, Bergeron, Bowles, Smithey, Williamson, Godsey, Grizzard, Slate, Wickwire, Paxton, Willett ' 2 ' , 1 , , : ' , - O O - : , . ' 3 I I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 ' - - 2 , , , . , S- 2 , , , t , 1 , : , . 4 my 4 3.1. - 1 TEEFEY RUCKEL HOOVER DAVIS RIETHMILLER Heroes T.J. 6-WARWICK 33 The JeHs, being plagued by injuries, couldn't show their usual good defense and consistent offense. This was the best team the Jeffs had faced up to this point. T. J. 0-HERMITAGE 27 The Panther eleven used its experience to good advantage in its crushing defeat of the Jeffs. School spirit for the Little Rose Bowl was great. T.J. 28-HOPEWELL 7 In beating Hopewell, the Belt-liners showed their strongest offense in about two years. Nicki Orsi rolled for three touchdowns and Teefey for one. T. J. I3-THOMAS DALE 6 The .leffs used both their strong oFfense and defense to stop Thomas Dale in one of the most exciting games this year. T.J. 34-JOHN MARSHALL 'I2 Co-Captain Jim Moss played brilliant ball as he led the Jeffs to an overwhelming victory over cross-town rival John Marshall. TAYLOR OWNBY KOCH SOGHOIAN ORSI SANDERS Davis moves in to stop a Springer Orsi gains again on end sweep. vq,,,,,,4x VARSITY HOCKEY Fu-st Row Wood Garcelon Second Row Hardy Haye Enroughty Buckner Wood Wyatt Thnrd Row Dunn Ruftrn Snead Mrtchell Beach Hardy Gordon Ware Shlnbusters Spurut and enthusnasm helped make a most successful year for the Varsrty Fleld Hockey Team The gurls were determnned to come out on top and they succeeded with seven wins and one loss Janice Wood and Bar bara Gordon were placed on the first team of th Allted B Fleld Hockey Tournament at Westhampton College Also receiving honors were Jebbre Beech Pat Garcelon and Barbara Ruffin who were placed on the second team The Junlor Varsrty Team under the drrectnon of Mrss Edlth Todd enloyed a wrnnlng sea son The managers of both hockey teams Barbara Dunn and Kay Ware kept the gurls Tn lrne as to play :ng days and thelr scorlng averages Agarn thus year each team added to the Impressive record which IS complled by the Jeffs gurls teams Our school can be proud ot the way these teams represent us rn competrtrve sports JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY Flrst Row Whrtehead Hertzel Garrett Hancock Vrtsky McKee Second Row Morgan Moore C Hamblet Jordan Chrldrey Lnpscomb Rose B Hamblet Thnrd Row Musser Straus Johnston Sheehan Newell Brooks Bell Landrum VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES ll 1-www St Gertrudes St Catherunes John Marshall Hopewell Mldlothnan Manchester Col leglate Petersburg ITQ Y 45 A eq 5 lv 1., gtg lg , :Z ' ,g 3 Y O T.J. 4 . ' T F , . TJ. 6 . ' ' 2 .y A Q ' l ,YG 1 'Q TJ. T 4 ,T 1 I TJ. 3 T yf ' f f M T Q: TJ. 8 ' ' 0 N 'lf 5 gl r Jlvf- ' T ,2 . ,Cf TJ. 3 T 1 . . ' ' , - .. 4 ' 0 1 ' T A , , ' TJ sy T T tg T J. J? H T T.J. 4 0 f t .- , T - f ' Jr' T' ' 2 , T84 VARSITY BASKETBALL Flrsf Row Rugun Sheppard Garcelon Buckner Second Row Cudupp Megne Glenn Rose Ellus Johnston Lady Presldents Get that ball are well known words to the Lady Presudents Wuth two hard workung co captalns Pat Garcelon and Sally Sheppard the gurls could not help but wln ten out of eleven games Strenuous effort was exerted at the practuces by the Gurls Varsuty Bas betball Team but the results proved that ut was quute worthwhule The gurls were pleased to have Dale Ellls Pat Garcelon and Karen Megne placed on the All Prep Basketball Team un the tournament at R PI An other recognuzed was Sally Sheppard wuth honorable JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Furs! Row Wood Bergeron C Hamblet Second Row B Hamblet Mutchell Lovlng V ll Thurd Row Hopson Snead Macdonald Todd Hardy mentuon The Junuor Varslty Team also had a success ful year They completed thus season wuth twelve wuns and no losses June Johnston and Kay Hardy served as managers of both the Varsuty and Junnor Varsuty Teams Under the guudance ot theur coach Muss Mul dred Brame the gurls learned many new technucgues not only by playung the game but by watchung more expernenced players Wuthout theur determunatuon the gurls would never have made thus the most successful year un basketball at Thomas Jefterson FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Furs! Row Hynes Flak Brown Chuldrey Hassell Jordan Johnson Second Row Gray Morgan Whutehead Blackstock Noble Landrum Scearce Thurd Row Hlady Thomp on Palmer Tyler Rathburn Adkuns Kluse Neblett Marks Allen VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Mudlothuan Freeman Thomas Dale John Marshall Colleguate Petersburg St Gertrudes Manchester Thomas Dale Hopewell St Catherunes l85 , , : ' , , , , ', , . 1 . , ' , ' , al ' o T.J. 415 A ' 37 T.J. 54 l2 T.J. 118 27 T.J. 118 30 T.J. 45 ' 22 T.J. 40 l3 T.J. 48 . ' 49 T.J. All ' 22 T.J. 73 A17 T.J. 42 35 T.J. 73 . ' ' 113 SITY BASKETBALL F1sfRo Ors Walsh ng A sr Nelso econd Ro a ks manage O efo C assa VV sh Tcl e e Mag II h o coa Hoopsters VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES H O N O R S Hopewell Thomas Dale ALL CENTRAL DISTRICT Lane Manchesfer T 2nd eam Walsh Highland Sprlngs Hermnage Honorable Menhon Enck Long pefersburg Jolfm Mafshall John Marshall Freeman Hopewell Thomas Dale lsTTean1 Walsh Freeman Petersburg ALL METROPOLITAN 3rd Team Emk Manchester Lane Tournament TJ 43 John Marshall 46 Walsh sta ts d uve Pres dents conf ol the backboards T86 VAR - 'r w: i, , Lo , ugu , n. S w: B n , rg v r n, En lc, V r, el , Dlzk- lnson, Ha T r, Dule , T , Le man, Bl xsom, ch. ' T.J, 55 eo T.J. 66 47 . I T.J, 59 47 T.J. 55 40 T.J. 54 Hermitage 49 T.J. 51 Highland Springs 58 7 T.J. 32 ' ' 44 T.J. 38 A 40 ' A , T.J. 57 52 T.J. 46 43 T.J. 44 43 T.J. 45 57 - I T,J. 42 72 T.J. 62 52 M- T.J. 45 49 T.J. 49 58 j T.J, 57 41 T.J. 67 34 Orsl fights for possession Enck smks one Presldents Although thus past season was not outstandrng for the Varslty Team the boys put forth great eftort The lunrors who were called upon to be a part ofthe team lacked both helght and experrence Despute thus tact the boys used great speed to secure therr ten vrctorues lar season games over JM our rival Buddy Enck Cecul Long and Tommy Walsh were among the hugh scorers of the season The Junvor Varsity Team under the guidance of Mr Carmack had a most prosperous year They set an outstandrng record of fourteen wrns JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Furs! Row Parr: h Benson Fogel Bowles Dennrs Newman Second Row Carmack coach Clark Magll Cockrell Robrns Calhoun Third Row Wheeler Baker Garrett Rose Goodman Pollard l87 o I ' I i I . , Although there were eight losses, we won two regu- and only two losses, 1 ' I 'S f,,, ' , . : , i , l , VARSITY BASEBALL First Row Mttchell Stuart Gowen Grrzzard Duke Ward Second Row Chuott Vassar Tu ker Moore Schnetder Thurd Row Bloxsom coach Newcomb Cluverlus Jordan Barley Turner Cloe Payne Aprnl Aprll Aprll April April Aprll A ll May May May May May May May Dlamond VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Thomas Dale Hermrtage Petersburg Hopewell Htghland Sprnngs John Marshall Thomas Dale Hermttage Petersburg Hopewell Hlghland Sprrngs Manchester Manchester John Marshall Stuart Pulls One Strong batttng was the emphasls at the numerous practuces of thus year s baseball team The Jefts were disappointed as the season opened wnth three losses and one wtn Two of the three losses were due to the lack ot hnttung expertence However the loss to Hermntage was the result of a great many errors In thls game Thomas Jefferson made elght errors and received only three huts Stuart was the losing pltcher of this game When the Jefts beat Htghland Sprungs 2 O they gained a new confidence whtch brought them other vlctortes Although they stall lacked good strong bat tang the boys were quite successful In uslng the technlques gauned from In Gnzzard Belts One T88 C ' 3 l . - . . 7 . - 1 4 TO . - ' T4 T - - ' I - ' ta ,. ' ' . ' 1 ' 27 . - prl 28 . ' ' . ' ' ' - ' l l . . . . 5 ' 1 8 . . I . - l2 . ' a . . . . I v l6 1 T9 22 1 j .4 awp A, . al A eg, ZF. , I ,- VA . :Lv , Y f l A vf?!2'i..'i fwxlr s 't I' X4 wt., Tucker Wands Up Gowen Backs Up Schnender Gems the long tedlous hours of practlce Stuart one of the eight lettermen led the team as pltcher Tucker and Turner also excelled as pitchers An up and comnng lunnor Schnelder showed great promtse as his battnng aver age Increased throughout the season Under the durectton of Coach Blox som the team strnved hard for each of thenr vtctones The boys more than lukely would have been overwhelmingly vuctorlous thus year If they had been more experienced wtth thetr battlng It may truly be sand though that each vnctory was well deserved JUNIOR VARSITY Aprll April Apral April Aprul Aprll Aprll May May May May May May JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Furs! Row Probst Payne Thomas Journey Rodgers Reynolds Clark Second Row Velllnes manager Sktnner Garrett Troxcll Douglas Dennis Magnll Thlrd Row Carmack Coa h Jones Shepherd Buckner Cohen Louthan Barnes Brame T89 I 22 ASEBALL SCHEDULE Thomas Dale Herrnutage Petersburg Freeman Highland Sprlngs John Marshall Thomas Dale Hermutage Peterslcurg Freeman Hnghland Sprnngs Thomas Dale John Marshall 5, A ' I If my , T , 1 ,Q , 'f'- ' I ' J 1 , W V, J 1 'vw ' ., ,wr ff? 1' x 1 'f 0 NJ I , ,J-v , M1 11 r ' ,,,, , ' 'A , -1 W f a- ,ljfy ,. iw sq ' ,r,, Q 1, W 1 f I , Wi ' '. '7 C1 f ,. , ,M ,gl , I V A M V 1,117 W I I ,I ,, ,, Y A ci , , 1 A 'I In 4 I Y, , I 0, K , AV, . I . . . B 1 - 1 1 ' 3 . . . I . 7 . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 4 . . , . - . I 6 . . - . - - ' 2l ' ' A 28 - - 1 1 3 . I 1 2 . . l 5 4. z 1 , F, TRACK TEAM Furst Row McClenny Holdren Martun Orsu Butts Eubank Hargroves Hallstrom Koch Bogan Heundl Second Row Vaul Crane Wutter Hall Katz Davudson Jacobs Novuck Thomas Duckunson Ferguson Row Marley Morano Booth Paxton Capehart Flournoy Rock Wullett Godsey Taylor Dagenhardt Spuvey Sheftueld Colluns Bergeron Moncure Roper Allen manager Snapp Wuckwure Flemmung Taylor Hall Fufth van Waters Turnage Ingram Reuthmuller l-lull lundsey Enck Hazelgrove Bovvrner Suxth Row Noel Wells Wulluson Latumer Overton Hubbard Wulluams Muskuman Wulluamson Shapuro Innes lndermen Although the Thunclads opened the season vvuth a loss to Hermutage they attauned overvvhelmung vuctorues over Manchester and Hughland Sprungs We were fortunate un havung sparkplugs from last years squad who had the experuence Bogan, the top sprunt man proved quute successful un the TOO and the 220 vvhule Koch showed great skull un the shot hugh hurdles duscus 440 and mule relay Cook was also an asset to the squad for hus skull un the mule relay Placung un both the hugh lump and the broad lump was Jerry Butts These boys together vvuth others on the squad establushed a commendable seasonal record Aprul Aprul Aprul Aprul Aprul Aprul May May May May VARSITY TRACK S nd lO Garthrught Smuthey Meade Munn Chrustuan Call Flournoy Ellus Fourth Row lrvung Brookungs Third Row Su u CHEDULE Hermutage Manchester Hughland Sprungs Tudewater Hopewell C Glass Lane John Marshall Central Dustruct State Meet Koch Clears Hurdle Bogan and Orsu Sweep T00 Call Puts 'he 5h0f L11 T90 l , I '4 I ' I' I' I ' I ' 2' I I. .ll .ll ' 'I . ' Z .', . I Hx f I I I.. I I I v. z I I.. ' ,I 'Slay O . V . - . . A ' . . , ' '9 . . . - . ' - I '19 . ' , ' ,' , '23 ' I I ' t , ' '26 E.. . ' . . 6 . , , ga 4 .. - '17 a' f ' Lia A ' l l Illll ...... ,,,,,. --. QQ Fil Ill? GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL Furs! Row Bradshaw Musser Ellus Hurneas Butler Garcelon Kolebas Cudlupp Second Row Hopson Decker Blackstock Morgan Megne Sealey Parker Hassel Tyler Femlnlne GIRLS SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Aprul Aprul A ul 9 May May May May May May Petersburg Bunford John Marshall Mudlothuan Petersburg Mudlothuan Catherune s Hopewell Thomas Dale Hopewell I gg S The Gurls Softball Team known as the lady sluggers opened the season on the rught foot by vvunnung the Hrst game vvhuch was agaunst Petersburg Under the guudance of Muss Mulclred Branfue the gurls began theur practuces early thus past sprung un order to perfect theuu' skulls The long hard hours of practuce certaunly paud oft though The determunatuon of the captauns Judy Butler Pat Garcelon and Jo Humeas unspured the gurls to never guve up The unterest and skull ofthe sluggers were paud oft by the re sentatuon of awards at the end of the season These awards were guyen to the outstandung temmues of the season Jo and Judy make a good combmahon Sorry Pal that s the way the ball bounces' ti-3 uv .vii -n1 ' OJ LL l9l iw , . ' . . r O I , - 1 H 1, 1 I , I5 . . . I . . . - 24 - . . . . . , I I pr 2 - - - u - I . . V 1 6 I ' I May 8 ' ' I 1 1 I I I . , . . - H H - I3 St, l p - I5 . I . I9 , . 22 l . . . , . f 1 - v u. u . . T 1 . ' ' 1 fl , , I' .gl ' , 1 s ,mf ,. In I .UM , -fl-I lx I -'- -.1-I-Q--4 ' A -M. , - I ' , i I 4 , ' A .. a 102. '-L... I I xl 1 4 f , Q W 'A 5 . , X u S , K, I , Aff .Q Q- . 'F 3- A v I . TENNIS TEAM-First Row: Hatcher, Slavin, Frankel, Viener, Parrish, Schutt, Gunter. Second Row: WaTers, Blackwell Mosley BaTT Chrles Schreck Starr Carlton. Netters I-'lavrng obTarned The sTaTe championship for The pasT eleven years The Tennls Team began The season wlTh vlcTor1es over Eve Tough Teams such as The Unlon Theological Semrnary The Unlvers1Ty of Vrrgrnra freshmen and The Unlverslty of Richmond WlTh The experuence of such neTTers as Frankel Parrish Slavln and Vlener The Team could noT help buT go far The Tennis Team The sTrongesT of all groups aT Thomas JeFferson has always done well and Thus pasT year s players did noT leT Their school down The Girls Tennis Team also possesses This same repuTaTuon They worked hard Thls sprung noT only To aTTaln a beTTer form buT To achieve success GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS Furs? Row Flake Wyland WhrTehead Moore Caudle Landrum Lynch Second Row Robertson Heflln Perel Boxley Glenn Graves Snead Thrrd Row Mnchel Wood Ruffrn Apperson W mer Beach Newell Jordan Pocklmgvon 'S in M ' T92 -K Viener with Coach Woods ', , , - . ' I : I' , I , ' , I I, id I , ,I I, , , , T lf' f j 1, T ' h 3 A 'A Q X 0, A , l J I Z v, , if , x if ' f l ' . l -V Q Tw We s he ,, , , ,, a I f BOLT CARMACK COOPER BLOXSOM BRAME 1- Coaches Enthusalstlc and hard workmg coaches are the backbone of strong teams AI though the boys and gurls possess the determrnatlon to play well they tend to depend upon an experienced coach to teach them new techniques Thrs IS only natural though for one cannot play wrthout a thorough knowledge of the game Thomas Jefterson IS fortu nate an that nts coaches are skilled In thelr respectrve fields Sklllful coach Ing results an wlnnlng teams URAM PADGETT TODD 193 Aa Q I M! 5 3 I U 2 -. Through Experience 3 ,Q M. School Lif Life is composed of numerous experiences which blend to make a well-rounded personality. Thorn- as Jefferson has provided many opportunities to enable the students to take an active part in school life. From 8:40 in the morning until 3:10 in the afternoon, the school day is filled with many ex- periences for everyone. By participating in the activities a student is able to receive helpful ad- vice from those who are in no way connected with the school. Members of the advanced chem- istry class had the experience of attending a speech given by the chemistry professors at Princeton University. ln this way they were able to learn of the multifarious positions offered in this Held. Forum students broadened their knowl- edge of world affairs through the talks of various speakers. The Leadership Training Center, spon- sored by the homeroom presidents, prepared many students to hold offices of the school as well as those of smaller organizations. By observing the techniques of experienced leaders, the stu- dents were able to obtain some pointers. Thomas Jefferson is represented at many conventions during the school year. The literary and business staffs of the school publications send delegates to the Columbia Scholastic Press Association in New York and the Southern interscholastic Press Asso- ciation in Lexington, Virginia. lt is a wonderful experience to attend one of these conventions, for one meets students from all sections of the United States. By taking advantage of these ex- periences one learns, for experience is the best teacher. L 0 iv? ' 2 3 'na-'X ,.W.z.,,f f Vw , ' X 1 A A 9 ht' if Q K ' is i, ,Q 4 , 4 Q get 1 'W 1 I Ei? iq ix , RJR Nl i -nn- Q f n . 40, f , mv I I ww - 1 X if ffl? J, ' 45525 f ' 2 ' f ff FC Students arrive at Thomas Jefferson from many sections of Richmond. As one enters the school, he finds crowds of chattering students standing in the front hall, while others are busily doing their work. There are a selected few who arrive at school at 8 o'clock to take the advanced chem- istry course. Of course, the Cadets are always up bright and early to practice drilling before classes begin. They are responsible for raising the flag each morning in the autumn, winter, and spring. The library is opened at 8:30 for the students' convenience. Many find that this time is quite valuable in doing last-minute work. Everyone feels that the few leisure minutes each morning pass much too quickly, for before we realize the time, it is almost 8:40. We rush to our homerooms, and get ready for another day of school. At 8:40 announcements are made over the public address system. The first period bell rings, and the school day begins! For Ralston lecky and Jimmie Fortune, school begins at 8:00 with advanced chemistry. 9 Patsy Ryan looks on while Mr. Smith gives a friendly reminder to the faculty over the P.A. system. Steven Windmueller, fore school. vice-president of the library Staff, shel C Company's first platoon practices the old one-two before their big win at the fall semester Competitive Drill. ves books be 197 ?l 7 AV 'Y ., dw J ,G pffm' W 1' 6? ,AUM ownnwvnnwzf, 4 ,,m?,,,, 1.2 Fgg'-f ,: 1555- 4 4 w if' an X I' J 6 4 i 3 , I s. 3- X ga if s n 1 3 f iF YOU HAVENT 6,1 4 f ,s k 'X ,.L, an A FRIEND iN THE WORLD vou CAN nnuonf HEQ Miss Jeff, Nancy lee Leidy, and her court lleft to rightl, Sheryl Clark, Betty Alley, Betsy Chamberlain, Nancy La Prade, Nancy Van Schreeven, and Judy Pollard lnot picturedi. FFF' Colonel Linck, Commandant of the Cadet Corps, smiles approvingly as the corps passes in review. banquet. Everyone seems to be enjoying himself at the annual Monticello banquet. Excitement fills the air, as new positions will soon be announced. ll i 202 The many events which take place during the school year are not confined to the hours we spend in school, The exhausted energy comes to life as cadets and their dates practice for the fig- ures, which are very beautiful. Sponsor's Day, with the girls in white and the cadets in formal uniform, is most attractive. The T.J.'J.M. football game is highlighted with the crowning of Miss Jeff. This has been a tradition for many years. The annual Monticello banquet is awaited by all. The staff positions for the succeeding year are announced at this time. Teachers are greatly ap- preciated at Thomas Jefferson. We set aside a whole week just for them. Rehearsals for the Senior Play, Junior Stunt Night, and Operetta are tiring, but they are worthwhile when opening night brings throngs of happy people, These are merely a few of the numerous events. They come and go so quickly that we have only pleasant memories with which to remember them. 'WB'-r Q , Q' Mrs. Broaddus eagerly awaits her new annual as Mr. King, publisher of the Monticello, chats with our retired principal, Mr. C. C. Hancock, at the Monticello Good luck on the National Merit Scholarship, Juniors, says Mrs. Garthright, as she accepts Frank Rayson's money for the quiz. ii! ,J 1 f I . .v I f 9 L4 J V11 gl 'U-J3!,v awix 53 N if 1-4 as, , g,w,,V .,2 , ii ' ' ...Q V + rw- nn--F' ' Q .K , 5 ,K , Q - 3 4,-Ili! ' 3' -. I :Iii ' 3 ' my-U gravy 5 .... . E253 -b F ' 3:- 5 2 ,J- , 1 ,'9M 5T Y , 46 , 1.1.1 ll . , an x A V 'W ? J . q - 4. 4 i , Y , K. .. ' ,, 4 'wx' w ff mu , . f-,VW5 ' W f .,., ..4,l.. 12,41 E na V- , L ' -MJ if 'FU bw. Wsigzy' 222221 llsvqsfse V.. . - 'lU l':v 2 a-. 41 . i I i I I .L Q . 3 ygqn 'gf m'.nn,mla1 IIE E Z Q x 'Q I nu I I Ll -v 'gi 1 . Ak Ads The advertisers are a most important part of our annual, for without them we could not possibly put out this Monticello. Their support is a finan- cial security which is necessary for the production of an outstanding yearbook. There is a link which ties our advertisers to the students, for by their support the students have the opportunity to be- come better acquainted with the business firms of Richmond, and, at the same time, our faithful ad- vertisers become acquainted with the young citi- zens of our community. The advertising in a year- book is definitely an indication of good school- community relationships. We are proud of this re- lationship, and we hope to maintain it. Thomas Jefferson feels fortunate in having the support of the businessmen of Richmond. As each student takes his place in community living in Richmond, the teachings of Thomas Jefferson through the four high school years should enable him to be an active participant not only in business affairs, but also in civic affairs. Our greatest appreciation of both the school and the community will come as we practice the ideals of our high school as citizens of Richmond. Thus we are able to say not only to our school but also to the taxpayers of our community, sincerely, Thou hast taught us how to live. C omplzments 0 HUGHES KEEGAN Inc General Contractors GRADING SEWERAGE SYSTEMS WATER AND GAS SYSTEMS RICHMOND VIRGINIA The Mark of ca Chompuon' When 1 young 'nan cdn Iace the ouSIne s worId wIII'I rI'Ie ame aunfed rage mat he bu ks flwe I IH Ioofb II and can e The oump III I InevIfabIy w II e To Imrn I ar' can Iceep IIS Tglfmng SpIrIT and Iceep mIIIrq men I'Ie I'IaS The mark of 3 cI'IampIon The woro need youno men IIIce III e woro w mike wwy or IIIem The IIIe Insurance busn needs Su II men o wIIy not prepwre your eII Ior 3 career n II'Ie Ie Insuran e u IH bu oI opportunny Ior younq men oI dmbmon and vIsIon Home BBHSTICIBI Lufe Insurance Company Inc The Home of Protechon HOME OFFICE CHMOND VRGIN HARRIS FLIPPEN 81 COMPANY SPOR ING GOODS 713 7I5 EAST MAIN STREET RICHMOND VIRGINIA 207 1 ' f .. ' , I I -i-. . E III' nn-nn:nmmnmnnmmm-nmmm-umIm-nun-.nun-u 'I U E1 E1 l O c . c I I 2 I S und cou c Ine ' a , IaIc I 3 a ' ' I com ' '1 bUSIF!635. f ci I II ' ' ' 5 H .X . . . f ' . 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N e 0 F U Grove Avenue Pharmacy CARMEN 5 BEAUTY SAI-ON PESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Complete Beczuiy SSFVICS 49 G e Avenue El 5 3405 5722 Pavvemm Ave AT z 3890 THE B H Cobb Lumber Co Inc Jem Dandy Saddle Your BuIIdIng Mctenols Shopp ng Cen?er CUSTOM BUILT LEATHER GOODS RIDING EQUIPMENT A SPECIALTY 4409 WEST BROAD STREET 400 Cowardln Ave Richmond Va Phones EL 5 0641 and EL 8 0262 SoUTh5'de AUTO SUPPIY James Robertson Mfg Co Goodyear Wegrmghouse WHOLESALE PLUMBING Furnnure an HEATING SUPPLIES 711181 BaInbrIdge Sfs RICHMOND 24 VIRGINIA Phone BE 2 1253 1700 W Mann St Phone EL 51711 El I3 COMDLIMENTS SERGEANTS DOG CARE Products ID -I----- EI 209 -InIumnnnunmuImmnnruunuunnnmmnuuuummmnQ E1nunInI-Iumnun-:umm-m -lll IInu-n.m1..m-.nun-mu-nn mm- mmnmI---IImmIm-mmmmm-...mmm ----I--Q E.,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,.,....,.,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,..,,.,,,,,...,...... .... rmummm--mn-muummmmmI-.-.In-.In-I--I.mm .-I.--.-. Q I?--mn-mmrmm mum-II-mum un-.mm .I-mn Im EI ....... . .. E1 I of I RYLAND T WHITLOCK W00d 5 Mafkefs. 1rIc Insurance Eigenq UNDERWRIIERS ADJUSTERS ENGINEERS AUDITOR 400N Robmson Sf 1211 Bellevue Ave e 0 d B d g 3610 W Bee I pho MI 3 ALTERATIONS ADDITIONS Comp1ImenIs of rn nor or mayor repaurs C51 C 61527 J m Whufe wzll aso C o I o N Y H o U S E 1 help you plan and Fmance your Fufmfure WhI+e Construchon Co 13 El FOR SMART BOYS AND STUDENTS WEAR O dcwkfllevv WI11owLawn The New Hub BCIU Fl'6.I1k11I1 STUART CIRCLE PHARMALY Pflntln Co SODAS onucs Del e P e c p o JOHN R OVERBEY 1601 PARK AVE PHONE AT 8 2874 3 Go erno SI R chmond Va 210 . E S Se b ar uil in , . r d Sf. E 2 Tee ne -8341 E1 ........ ......... .... .... .........E1 Q........................................ ............................... Of I ' ' . I E 5 Inc. Telephone co 6-1527 I I ........ --.........IB g1........... .I..I..I............................ .......... ' 5 E In II 1 1 ' ' . . E 5 We 1v r r 5 ri fi ns v r . 1 , . E 5 I - E1 .................................Q g-Qilm Comphmerfs of 'l5gf2gS ' PINNELL MOTORCYCLE co SALES and SERVICE 2226 CHAMBERLAYNE AVE RICHMOND VIRGINIA DiaI EL 3 9439 -EI CJ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT' X We Serve Three Family Cooked sr ioq TO 51 oo sToRE Meek Da Y FAST PRESCRIPTION DE IVER 3012 T4 W Cory Street Foy S Pharmacy Inc GRACE AT ALLEN EL3 2342 LAYFIELD MOTORS INC go SALES SERVICE NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS Phone RE 728II SANDSTON VIRGINIA ANDREWS 81 PARRISH Commercial ond Industrial B Y R A M S CONSTRUCTION Phone AT 2 1561 2II .mn-.mmm-inn m-ii-mnniiiiiim umm. ni.-nn---Q . , Q 'IH nnnuuuuuunu:nun-nnuunnun uunnnllg nn- innumu-nunn-U-un ni-nl-un - :iinun--nn-.nun-nu-I--nunin-IiInniiIiiiI1mnuuunmnn.nn-3 D I I E . ' ' ' E E Bringing your prescription to us is your E Q S assurance that your health is in good E O E Q hands. 5 E E I ' 5 un nnnnuuni-iiniinun-nunIii1uIn-nimnnnuuuin-inn nun:-nun inuunuiQ I - rd u'un--nn:-nniin-nni-nu:nuin-innniniunu-uuunnu3 Qnnnnuu iunuiiniig MQW MM XM' MM ,, W1 XM hope so Became we lraxc rntcrcstmg robs for spcual grls hcrc at tl1c tclcphouc compam lf X011 rc alcrt mcl lllxe people 1011 ll lrlxc It lrerc 'l llc SlllI0llIlCllIl,E,N 1rL plusmt tl1c pax IS good rrght from the st lrt mal 1o11 ll l1 IXC lots of opport11111t1 for 1cl1 lllCLIlIClll lllll ruscs 'l lrcrc S 1 Qpcclrl extra too H011 ll l1 11C tl11t 11 ouclcr ful fcclmg of m 1L111g 111 lll1lJOI'tlIlt Qo11tr1b11t1o11 to 1o11r Olllllllltllh Come t1ll1 to llS about tolcplronc 11 orle XXL cl loxc to mcct xou' The Chesapeake 8. Potomac Telephone Company ofV1rgm1a A good place fo work 212 ll , - bg I lc' -:of V fl 1 Fm. , LVXAI ' .,,... Nvwv- i I' 0 1' 'S .A .. Pix v NVQ ,KA fn, I :K ,J 1 C.: 2 A ' '. 'A 4 Y 1 L nz --L V 1' 'L' I 1 . 1 A: v' ' z ' 5 z 'L 1 z '. . . ,, .7 .. , , . Y I V . . , 1 A . . 2 1 - Q V L ' Q . ' ' '. H H E E COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND GENERAL TIRE CO OF RICHMOND INC THE GENERAL TIRE MORE NEW CAR OWNERS CHANGE OVER TO GENERALS THAN ANY OTHER TIRE toYo e ToSeeT G DIAL RICH EL 8 4911 E HUNT GRAVES P d KRAFT SYSTEM OF TIRE RENEWING 2930 WEST BROAD STREET QI3 EI -- EI OF El. ......,. . .. E1 E1 .... ..... ....... 43 - I You Owe I T urs If his rect Tire . , resi en? E1 .. . .......... - T - EJ SUNLIGHT Laundry 8. Dry Cleaners I9O0 Chamberloyne Avenue MI 3 0284 Thorn s u HIGH S store near you COMILIMENTSOF COMPLIMENTS Wachter 8: Wolfe Corp MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS S H E R M E R 40 N rhR b EL58681 LOAN COMPANY Cll'l'eI'l .4 uairo lou DOUBLE COATED THE UPERLATIVE QUALITY FOR THE PRINTING OF SCHOOL ANNUALS Used In the Monhcello 214 I um-u ummmunum---ann-nn -nun-nu-Q Q ---......-............... U..-...U-.num : S E Incorporofed E Q I C EI ----- .gg , of 2 or o inson Street 3 E Incorporated gg .... .......... .. E, EI -- ---.-. I . . .. lg 7 I S O - ll . ll E3 .. ,.,.. . - . E1 J N Roye Plumbing Co 305 W Brookland Park Blvd MI 8 5314 Vassar s Esso Servlcenter 3547 W Cary Street EL a 1249 Rucker and Richardson Realtors INSURANCE LOANS 118 N Elghfh street MI 8 4741 J M Fry Co AND Richmond Pruntmg lnlc Co Prlntmg lnlc Manufacturers Ph e MI 31034 104 N 1491! Sl ee! iipghls s, 25 SW 'SN FIRST AND BROAD 1319 HULL 3514 W CARY E H MOOERS W A MOOER5 Telepho e EL 5 2873 PACKARD Mooers Motor Car Co b h d I 111418 N Boulevard SALES AND SERVICE Rolls Roy o sche M o B .la a o o 1 n ea e Aston Ma 1 STUART S STORE 402 W B oolrland Perl: Boule a d OUALITY FOOD AT LOW PRICES Complnments of Old Domlnlon Camera Shop Llplorcl Prmtmg Company, lnc LETTERPRESS and PHOTO OFFSET Phone Ml 8 2683 602 EAST MAIN STREET RICHMOND 19 VIRGINIA annun:nnnu:-nun-nunnunnnnununnununun-nun:-anus? Qnunnu wlu- annum ..............................................................................E1 Q Q 5 I A 0. ...... ....... . ................ uunnun-ann-nunnunInun1-nn--nn-.nn-n ..-......-........... un? f?nnurunnunnn-nunnnnnnunnnn -nntn Inrunuurnnnnn-nnnnnnng , 5 E Esta lis e 924 2 ' E E ce ' P r ' Rambler E 2 E Morris in r ' MG ' entley ' gu r S - Q 5 V lv ' Ausi -H l y ' Austin Q 5 E rin 5 .. .... nn... -mInII-mmm-nuuu-nm mnn-QUQ En-IuIunuuuIuumumnInnInuIIIInm-I1nInm-n-n-nun-u--.I-H3 5 ' 5 ' ' ' E 5 . r v r 3 'A' . . E Qtr.--n-ru nnInt-nn--nlnmmu--nun-umm In-unsung f uuu -unannunun auunnunnnn nunuuuuuuuununnn ann . -uuunngl O Q Q 5 ' 215 RST STATIO V RGIN WTVR WCOD WMBG CHANNEL FM DIAL 981 1380 Compliments of PU RITAN DRIVE IN CLEANERS 4501 W Broad Street Highland Park Pharmacy R R Rooxs 2929 Seca d A en e RICHMOND VA Phone MI 3 1847 Fancy Canned Foods for Smart Young Homemakers 216 E1 ---- 'El Fl N S o F I IA - if 6 E1 .... E, S 5 V7 V U EI E1 U .............. ..-. ...-........-.-.......... .......... ................ ......... .............................................. .... . .... ...... El N IMl37351 EL57337 COMPLIMENTS Chas E Brauer Co Inc R A Y O U G Wholesale CONFECTIONS Burldung Rernodeltng an Repatrung Comrnerctal FANCY GROCERIES Resudentual Concrete Work L E E S TEXACO STATION 28II Patterson 522 Brook Road RICHMOND VIRGINIA Patterson at Colonml EL96336 BILL MORRIS Bullcler We Build Sell Buy Trade Rentand Fmance EAST SOUTHSIDE PLAZA RICHMOND 24 VIRGINIA BEImont 3 837I CRENSHAW EQUIPMENT COMPANY Traulers COLE KELLY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Truck Equipment I700 Nmth Street Road P O Box 4227 BElmont 3 696I RICHMOND 24 VIRGINIA 217 a,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, ..,,. ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,.,,,, , ,,,,,., E gl..m..m. umm-InmIII-II-Iml.:-mu........... ...........l? E Dia - Residence - 5 5 E g1........... .. .... ................. ...........r? -1. - 5 ft. 5 g E OR i ' ll-ll lllll lui Ennnnu. In .-.......l.. umm an-nun-Ii guru-nn.-I mmm-num-nunn ..--- mn-mn l-ln umm- -mummmummm--mn I --nu-1--'Q 5 . l I I l . 5 sor , ............. .......... .5 Quan uunun an Inun-nn:nun-nnnnnnnnnnu u-nnunn -:u::un-n-n--n I nruunnna u nun-n-nunsInInnu-nun-n-an-n-nn-nu ---. nun III- uunln I --...Q E, ......... ...... .... ............ . . . ........ . ......... .2 TABB BROCKENBROUGH 81 RAGLAND HenryG Coglnll Charles M Morrison GeorgeW Robinson GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS 1101 EAST MAIN STREET B nds o 11 MI4 043 Ya Itts Plt Gass aIE gIay8mTIi A d t8mHe It Martin Tile 8: Marble Co 3116 West Leigh Street EI-I-MAN S SHOE CENTER 3022 W CARY STREET W H MARTIN O SOUTHSIDE PRESS M EL s 5941 d 21 v 305W 11tI'1St t28322 For Fme Dry Cleaning TRY Cavalier Cleaners Esquire Cleaners 4021 MacArthur Avenue ONE HOUR SERVICE 933 W Grace Street Gloves and Neckties of Homson Specializing In Cleaning EL 9 3245 Modern Equipment and Thoroughly Trained Personnel SATISFACTION GUARANTEED HELEN S VAUGHAN EDWARD J SCHUTTE 218 I . , . , . Fire Life Polio o 8 iler P one -3 c Automobile Fins Arts Jewelry 8: Furs a e I Public Liability Person Ffects Bur r elt cci en alt Iun11uannunu-nnunnnnnnnunnunun-unnunnunnn--nu-nnnuq Quinn:nunununnuuin-nun-nun:nuuuunnnnnnnuu uni . . 2 E Evclusive Age-nr, tor Selva Dangg ' E E Footwear ard Accessories , . , wner E El...--n----.-Immm.mm..-ml.mm-.m-lmnm-mm--nu-mf. + E Q Q Deen M. 'IIS . 1 E Invitations ' Announcements - 11 . 5 : Telephone Ric mon , a E E info'-mals . Cards 5 5 . . BEImon - Y Y T r - Enioy Professional Cleaning CHARLOTTESVILLE WOOLEN MILLS Slnce 1868 McnufocimlllrpelxodlfmcivlgllslllrIIl:jRjsHhR:I Lune of 'IOOf VIRGIN WOOL UNIFORM FABRICS lncludmg top qucluty Cadet Grays and Blues bfLad 'J san 0 cltso as 4 Hour Fnlm Developing COW WKWS GF Newton Thomas Class ol 46 FILMS LEFT BY I2 30 READY AT 4 30 AT NO INCREASE IN PRICES Adams Camera Shop Newton Thomas Shell Servnce Comm Et G Q BRQAD BOULEVARD 5 fa BROAD st PG V cowlm Auolmnvs smv P EJ EI 4601 W BROAD STREET IRA P CROMER AGENCY Insurers for the students of RICHMOND PUBLIC SCHOOLS Health Accndent Hospltoluzotuon Medical Surglcol Expense WN Aglgznifn qEZfIi?iKu.,J E E 219 o O Used e -kg Mfffary SCF cl dC ege: Preszfbed and Used bf The Ca e Ilhom J-etfefsdn Ifqlk Sihcfl nunuuInnnl:nunnunucnnunlnunuuuuunnuunnunnnE Quunnu nunununnnuuuuunnnnnnn :nu V I? nm-i , A. I 3 E X X K QVE -J . . .. .. ...-. E1 f af af + if -k -x if f ic af ac -k I- 0 5 ,S f ,Zi 5 :V I v xfxALQX3Q 1 -. 333 111 TX IJEFFEIIHOQH rflhltam JJJHULI .1 Q Rlchmoncl s Prestlge Hotel f,, S 2 ACRES ADJACENT FREE PARKING Equltable Lute Insurance Company OF IOWA WILLIAM F BELL CLU GENERAL AGENT Mllton 8 6587 Bottled Gas Corporatlon of Vlrgmla METERED HEATFLAME GAS Remember the Name HEATFLAME 1701 BROOK ROAD RICHMOND VIRGINIA Cheerleaders Take a Break' 2 20 ..... ........................................................ .......... lulmguh I. f5,HFiila'v ff I 7 41 55 A' 1f':Wli:1' L : f63AI:1'7E 3 3 J vi' 'ii - ' I w e 33g df WIE 3 3 3 TIE an '.I ' 'ni 11. 1. 'H 1- 'w 1 ., -.777 v'.'fgfQ '1:'m, 1i ... W 1 mf' XE I'I 'E' - ' I . . . x Z-,, , X James M. Powell, Managing Directo ........................................................ ...........................................U............................... ......................................................................................................................................... O G Q . , . . ., ........................................ .......... ..................,,...... ............... .................... O G l O l ll ll . I . .... ..................................................................................................................... I I WESTWOOD CRESTVIEW P n s Z H s p BEVERLY HILLS LAFAYETTE SUBURBAN Ptt s LIytte 2369StpIsMIIR d James River Lumber Co D A N D E A N DANCE ORCHESTRA MUSIC VVIIIW B BeaI' Westwood and Sanders Aves ELQ a 54 Telephone EL 3 67I8 V E N T R HARRIS BRENAMAN Inc 7I7 E Grace Street MI a 4796 a MI a 4797 RICHMOND VIRGINIA MacGREGOR A G SPALDING SPORTING GOODS AND ATHLETIC SUPPLIES DeJarnette 8: PauI INSURANCE SURETY BONDS 307 W Mann Street y A I e AW Flo l'leal 9 Lafayette Foodlancl 8: Arr Condltuomng Inc M 8-6670 920 WEST CARY 1007 09 LAFAYETTE STREET Fl N E F O O D Wm M Harris Auto Servlce GENERAL REPNRINC Gas OI Wash g 8: G eas ng 4001 W B oad St Pho e EL 5 6907 W H WHITE Plumbing and Heatung Contractors MGDERN KITCHENS Oul Burners Water Heaters Gas Appliances 24l6 CHAMBERLAYNE AVE EL 3 0585 DUKE S SHOE SERVICE Cinder Block Company Ca te of Richmond, lnc 905 N Sheppard S7 Ellen Road and Rosedale Avenue Phon EL 51146 Pl' e El 9 433 P aestess E ely Sydno makes the offrcral sa: f' e to the Roma Gods at the lain Ba que! 222 E1......... Qu................................................................................Q 2 . - . . I . 3 5 E E1.................................................................................E1 5 '23 gl..................................................................................E1 E 5 Q Y E ' I' In r l 3 E H4l4Brelt M.l.Bacl:er E : . r . n - 5 5 : ...... .... ...........................................................E1 ...............................lg Tilnuunn unuuuur nuuununnuununuulnulnuunur unsung Q .... glam l :nn nnnn nun:nunnunurrnrnn1nnnInnuuruuunuunnnunnnna wulnnu unsung E C. B. r r, Prep, 2 E . , if ' 2 e - E 2 on -2 2 5 ...... . f E M E I 5 r' v n r ' ' ri- IC n i n . INCORPORATED 1906 PHONE EL 93276 ATLANTIC BITULITHIC COMPANY Grading Concrete Pavement Macadam Pavement Asphalt Pavement Stablllzatnon Water Mains Sewers Surface Treatment General OTTICSS 1400 ROSENEATH ROAD RICHMOND 30 VIRGINIA FORMAL WEAR To RENT Spend Your Vacation Bowlnng In Aka Accessories the Arr Conditioned Comfort Whlte Mess Jackets The WIIIOW BOWI IN THE WILLOW LAWN HOUSE or FORMALS SHOPPING CENTER 113N 1h8thSr MI80533 aim N RACE za FRANKLIN Reduced Rates to Student ABBOTT PROCTOR 81 PAINE MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHER LEADING EXCHANGES Investment Securltles 9lI EAST MAIN ST RICHMOND VA Teleph e MI 8 4774 40I5 FITZHUGH AVE RICHMOND VA r I pI1o eEL59131 E W RUDD CO CornpIumentsoI L LUCK PEOPLE S FINANCE Plumbing and Heatmg 'P OUR 'A ofRncI1mond Inc ofr EL3 9061 N gm H61 d ys EL3 6696 202 NORTH THIRD STREET 3467 West Cary St Rchmond V RlCI1mOt1d Va 223 .... . '- of I E E E or . Phone - E 3 + E ,,,,,,. II-nI-nnu.mn---mum---mum-umm-Inm..-nmm-mmmm.-mm--H---mm ...uma I on E 5 ee fl - E -II.-.ulIn-ulml-1-Imum-ummInmn-I-mmmum-n-mrm-.E Q...-1-un I----In-ml-nnm--mum--Imm-nm .un-HQ E, . ,Own-2' E 5 ' 2 PDGA T 24-W Pi IR SEP-'ICE ' ' , .ace - I , i a - 5 E . I , a. E 5 ' , . 5 'EJ I3 BYRD PHARMACY M PU Mmm A B D PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PEN and PENCIL SHOP 3400 W C Y St ee, 606 East G St eet Ph EL 5 oa M' 9 6339 EJEI EIEJ Westhampton Beaufy ELWMJR FRY Sahn SCHOOL of DANCE 5804 GROVE AVENUE AT 2 2456 ROYAL ENGRAVING COMPANY ENGRAVERS FOR THE 1959 MONTICELLO II NORTH EIGHTH STREET RICHMOND VIRGINIA MI 3 0421 224 uununuInuunlInnuIIIluannnnnnnnunnununnuuunu . : nun-nnnnn unnuuunng Q O 0 F L- . enneft, ruggist E E Q 5 Q race r Q . ar r one -43 Q ' 2 : : ..... IIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI : - IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllltllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ CompIimenfs OI Mn n i gmmu w i . - 1v:u-I.u uununnnuunu- nnnnnnng 5 5 I Telephone - E ....... I mm. mme 53 HQ H T RICHESON 81 CO I007 E Mann Street Phone MI 3 9l I I Real Estate SALES RENTALS LOANS and INSURANCE Congratulations, Graduates' For your personal Insurance needs HMOND LIFE ofle s a pl 1 I of pe so su a pol c e e acc e s ck po c o e ua e PERSONAL LIFE INSURANCE ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS INSURANCE e c a Mo ey Acc at o A Mo tg g P otect c t ty GROUP CREDITOR INSURANCE c e c es opCo ageo Y Richmond Lute Insurance Company Inc HOME OFFICE 603 W GRACE STREET RICHMOND VA 225 I O O . . - I I E1 ., . .. E1 O O . . . RIC r com e e ine r nal in r nce i i sflif and id nt and i ness li ies f r th individ I and for the ntire family. R firemen? In ome Individual and Family Hospital nd n umul i n Surgical Expense r a e r or Preferred Schedule c ident Family Group Pro ecfo Disabili Income Life and A :id nt Si kn s on Loans with Gr u ver n our Bank U O O I . , , . KIKI SANDERS SAYS ee Sanders Brothers Palnt Company ms W BROAD STREET Of' Lowe Brothers Pamts C L Slavm Cleaners Qne OI Rnchmond s Funest Cleunwng Plants 3113 West Cory Street Richmond Vnrgnnlo ELQ 5 4685 vlfglnla School Equipment Co Inc Rncv-1MoNo vmonm. Complete School Equlpment Servuce Hawthorne Dry Cleaners ZBOSWC ySt EL90 I Once Iruecl Always Satnslwed Compliments ol TOMLINSON CO INC WHOLESALE Plumbing ancl Heating Supplies Inclustrlal Supplies RICHMOND 20 VIRGINIA 226 ................................................. ..........E3 E1............ ......... ... E S . Q, ....... E, nmn-mmnnInnuI1unIun11InnnIIInuum-mumum-nn ----- E an-an 1-1: m-muuInnmnnum:-nummmmmmmmmIn El C - V 1- E 5 . ar . 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E1 The Costume Shop WIGS COSTUMES PROPS Sound Effects Records Max Factor TV 81 Stage Make up OHIC8 MI 8 I534 Home EL 3 4034 22I EAST MAIN ST RICHMOND I9 VIRGINIA come to The Barrel Restaurant PIZZAS SANDWICHES SNACKS AT 2 7005 WILLOW LAWN Rose 81 Latoon Co A L T 0 IO9 N Eighth Street M 8 I63I C MPLIMENTS OF Richmond Radio Shop RADIO .ii-.I TELEVISION I I2 N BeIvIdere Street MI 8 7976 REAL ESTATE Joe Coll B Call Jr 8:Co, nc AT8I9I3 227 NEWMAN S SERVICE STATION AMOCO GAS AND OIL Wash ng and Greasmg General Auto Repalrlng 4201 W Brood Street El 8 1607 EARL R THOMAS AUTO SERVICE Dol EL3 H91 If e ARTISTIC STYLING AND SHAPING cal AI' 8 2874 324 Libbie Avenue RICHMOND VIRGINIA MW WILLEY DRUG COMPANY I205 Bellevue Avenue DIAL EL 5 4395 Darnes Lounderterio Complete Quick Laundry Service 3522 W CARY STREET Richmond Vnrginio 9 44 SAME DAY SHIRT SERVICE b 4 Phone EI. 9 3796 Q...----un...-iiinmmmInnImummm-umm..-im-.m..m..-H-.El gli-nun... inIImumInInmm-Inum-mmmmu -umm-El Q.ii................................................................. ..........I? fg1........... ..................................................... .........E1 , 4031 5EA'+.i Av , Richmond, virginia Ei.I-IInnInum--nnnnnnIuIIunmnunnnumunmumun-ummm E-IIIll-IllImmun-unluIumm-uwImm-ulumnumnmuumnE, Qu-IIIIIummmIImII-I--ummnmimm-Immmmm- ...Tim-3 Bunn--mn-ImmmmIIIuIIIII-IInIInn-mn-mm-mmmmmnuQ STAFFORD BEAUTY SALON E R E RS 5 E Di - ' ' 2 E ' I I - E E T. oo'f1In,Owns-r E El........................................... .........................EI E1.................................................................... .........EJ glnu-mm InmIInInInII-IIum-mmu-mmmmm-It ...Ii-.I-E E1-uu.--n- num-Q O 5 Q o E 5 3 Q.mm-I.....mm..-I.ii-I.mmii...mI-Iii..imm..m-...Im-ii---.NEI g1ii.i......-...iii-..i........i..iii...ii-i..............-iiI-...ii-iii.-mi...--E E - 3 5 9-4 ..... Truck Equlpment Corporohon Mldloflman Turnpike RICHMOND VIRGINIA Anchor Wo rehouses, Inc ii iiiiiiiii M hh-u a? In Downtown RICHMOND VA SWINEFORD FIorlsI' I5I2 I'IuII Street RICHMOND VIRGINIA BE 2 8426 EI El 228 801 EAST CANAL STREET PHONE MI 9 0865 eauty Nook Salon y M AIRCONDITIONED comme BEAUTY serevucr D I El 9-4737 N Sh pp ....... ......H........................... .-............. O O . . . I ................................................................ ... E1 I3 ..................I............................ .......... ......................... .. . - Wig Y ,T-,wx If ' r :uw V- ':4,1:'i':'j AAIA , A A H.-1 W I W A I ' M V K r f l in ' j 12 az, . - 2 ' , ,, P I . I 2 f LI M ,,, an 'mv'-4 '-P' . - . v . ' J . ,,::.,,. Wnuonv g'r5'i,a5v5 ':i5H5Ta5l' yafvayaifg KT I , ,Af , f . ,A , ,f - -Y' + ,wl A- I f 5? -rr K fs ' 5 H , ,. Q , ,AJQM J J' WWZXWNYL NM MAA 'Q M 5 , IMD l Nap? 'WQA ff -'Y' A M ' -ll. i ,... . 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I I Bob o er Loads-Prepares Oo Take Picture STRANGE S FLORIST Greenhouses ond Office 3223 DILL AVENUE PE RMASTON E Goodyear Servlce Store JOHN G DUGGAN ,NC w c ysf an am 2831 W Broad St W T Tuck 8g Son RICHMOND VIRGINIA Y 327l bA 3142 West Cary Street 6526 Horsepen Road 6919 Lakesnde Avenue 2413 Petersburg Puke 231 E1 ........ .......... 13 I E1 ........ ..... .......... .......................E1 E1.............................................................................. . E E for Beauty ' Permanence ' Strength 5 5 2114 . ar reet Phone - E gl.............................................................................. . S E Plumbing and Heating Fixtures 3 5 Gos Boilers ' Wa er Heaters E 5 0 am ve. E ........ ..............E1 Ep.................................................... .......... I U K E1 ....... .....................................................................................,................................. .....,.... E1 -E EJ e FAY F CLINE PARK FOODI-AND Insurance Agency d s Most C plete Food Sto e ln, e E Yfh ng Y rLI 509 North Meadow Street Reg Agent Travelers RICHMOND 20 VIRGINIA wo w BROAD sr new ot DIXIE WHEEL C0 Suppoml Your INCORPORATED VI R G I N I A N S WHEEL AND RIM DISTRIBUTORS BEST BASEBALL IN THE SOUTH Automotlve Ports 916918 N BOULEVARD RICHMOND 20 VA MPLIMENTS OF A F phon EL53207 WENDELL POWELL STUDIO DISTINCTIVE Camera Portral+s 3201 Grove Avenue RICHMOND VIRGINIA 232 Compliments ol OREENWOOD MEMORIAL GARDENS PATTERSON AVENUE Plwone SU 4 5214 Qnnnunn unulunn nlnunu : : llunuuu ulnnununnuulnunuuunuunnnnnu unuu Th . E 'IR-Amon I ' Om Ven 2 2 W ur ver I , IncIucIIng E if E 2 ou I e ' . . Dia -6 1 Q........... H....................................................-..........fg1 Q....-.......................mU..........................-................. ?lIununnuunnunuunnnu uuununnq Qnnnuunnnnnnannnnnuuunununnunnnnnnuu-nun-nuuu + c o A N e . 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Best Wnshes COMPLIMENTS OF A Frnend S 7f1add4aaaJ Gbiffu Ztfcffoaz fauna Qccfunond Wvzquua Grove Ave Pure Oil Sf8flOn Orlenfal Regfauranf 4909G o eA en e BATTERIES TIRES ACCESSORIES EL59450 WASHING GPEASINO E F DU' M' 3 2979 Chinese and Amerucan Foods Franklln Food Sfore C MPUMENTS OF E J M mmew Organ Fnedman s Loan OHICB Complumenfs Ranny s Esso Servlcenfer Qualny Economy 4400 GROVE AVENUE Rlchmond Va LUKHARD S MARKETS EL 5 9670 Arazeov OPEN EVERY NIGHT P U C K E T T The Houaday House HARDWARE COMPANY BeIter Furmture For Less PCHMS ' Housewares SPORTING GOODS o GARDEN SUPPLIES RICHMOND 26 V'RG'N'A 3030 Meodowbrudge Road 7800 Broad Street Road p I p h PHONE Ml 90306 IE EI E1 E1 236 .... f E, ....... .. QInu-nnunn-uuunuIuunnnnn1nnnmun1unnununnnnnnnum-3 qunuunm-unununmnnun:-nun-n-unnnnununumu-nuuun-:num S I' V V U E 5 ' ' g E A Y Y 2 3 405 . ranklin SL i - E I?III-mlIIuvu-I-IuIImmlmv-mllllmllI-IIII--III'I'Ulu'-'HH'--I--II-Q Q-mm --unnuuInmmmIInImumuInmuumm-mm-mum...E1 aol N. Cleveland so. Dial EL a-4519 an-unI:mu---unnmmunmnInInu-uIul-nulllvlluwll-IHIHIIUIIHQ Q Sum--mmumnmmunu-unnnun-nmmnmunun-mnmumQ an-nun nnnnnIQ Qnunuur ,,.,.,.,.E 5 . . . . Of . . . EI-an Iufll -l.-.-.. n nun nn nn ununnnna filer-:nuns u-nnInn-n-.mu....n.,..,...,,..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,m 5 Phone: - E 5 g E lOp osieO en AirT eatrej 2 E - Q WEST SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY INC S A N D G R A V E L G0 wesr Fon me Best 2801 RADY STREET PHONE MI 8 8307 PHONE EL 8 N29 CONGRATULATIONS' D 8. D CUSHION co Class of C sh o Wo k AII K C to Upholste g T 5 9 Sofa Bed Rach 8: Thompson 2410 CHAMBERLAYNE AVE FUVWITUVG Co RICHMOND VA GRAHAM NORTH CAROLINA X1 III It s Great for 0 Dofe Hove Fun Its Good for You' RCA Vucfor De Luxe Aufomahc 45 Vnc+roIa Phono graph Bug power Top performance at low cosI Plays up 'ro 2 hours of 45 records aufomahcally GoIoen Throat Ione AC operahon Rnch cabinet ID Dark Gray wxfh L1ghI Gray grulle or Forest Green wnfh Spruce Green gr: e Model 7EY2 S36 95 AVAILABLE AT ALL RCA VICTOR DEALERS 237 TT T TT T T T TTT T I TT ITT T T T T T T T T I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII2 EJ E1 Congrafulahons Iofhe C1assoII959 u N Wh d e 9' e CARPETS LAMPS PICTURES STONE S COLONIAL EURNITURE I-IOUSE CHESTER VIRGINIA Tefephone Rvchmond BE3 O0I9 GLASS If anger Buuldung Supplies Buuldmg Specualhes Arr Seal Wsndow Umfs E Z Ser Dor Umfs Glass Msrrors Sfore-fronts 3300 W Lengh Sf Rschmond Vo Phone EL 9 3201 238 Q s 5 Two, fo r, six, sigh . o o w appre 9 9 E Thunder Bol . al the Teacher-Tobaho W. umg I 'ff 1 - r r - A N o c o in r A N v . ., , . 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Th . aff 5D.VY'f'lU of,t,S1w.l I Q. ...U ...mt...................-..-.H-...I-.........-. . U THE DECISION TODAY FOR TOMORROW gf We all make the declslon as to what our Ilfes work sI'1aII be Do you want lnterestmg work? Congeniality? Securlty'P The Prlntung Industry IH all Its many facets offers you a steady Income wuth compannonshup and the oppor tunlty of growing with an amazing Industry that has made todays culture and cnvllnzatnon possnble We suggest that you Investlgate the Pruntlng Industry as to Its posslbllntles for your Ilfe s work gf THE WILLIAMS PRINTING COMPANY C H M O N D N 4 ESTABLISHED IN 1880 bb BEST WISHES TO THE Class of 59 240 R I , V I R G I I A EI 'EI I EI' I3 El ------ 'EJ I830 1959 RANDOLPH f MACON COLLEGE Ashland Virginia AN ACCREDITED LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE FOR MEN with a national repufafuon for the success of :Ts graduafes Information may be secured from WILLIAM A ROBERTSON JR Reg sf a and D ecto of Adm ss ons 241 I I Fox Hall i r r ir r I I E . ........... .......... ........ E1 MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA In the Buslness of InsurIng BuIIdIngs SInce 1794 ONE OF THE NATIONS OLDEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES G MOFFETT KING P p IAgent G Moffett KING JR s etoy ATCLIFFE A BEST WISHES To the Oraduatung Class L LIP S W eel Bala Keys M d COLONIAL SERVICE STATION 2901 W Broad Street 1504 Semmes Avenue RICHMOND VA J KENNON PERRIN BUILDING SUPPLIES HARDWARE 6004 W Brood Street RIcI'Imond Vo AT 2 4263 SANDSTON VA FQ o SI Pho RE7446 SKIRT N SHIRT Be ACTIVE And Stay Attrochve DRESSES SPORTSWEAR ACCESSORIES 3152 W Cory Street Pork and Shop Center P o EI. 3 4183 Polly Cummmgs Be e ly Estes Suse leake a d Ma y B uce Fo d se e as sla es at the Latm Ba quet 242 I . , rinci u . , ., ecr r T. A. R , ssistont Secretory ...III-I I.I......I.I...-I-II-----.Im-.II--IIm.. mu... 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N u ALS BARBER SHOP Westwood Cleaners BIS R 4005 W BROAD STREET 2803 West Cory Street sux snaens HAIRCUTS sm oo Z T1 T y8AM to7PM 6Doys Wee Compluments of BLAIR TRANSIT COMPANY BLAIR TOBACCO STORAGE RICHMOND VIRGINIA Tobacco Caputal oI the WorId BOULEVARD MARKET MEATS VEGETABLES FRUITS T403 Alt EL 8 3119 FRESH VEGETABLES FANCY FRUITS LOVINGS PRODUCE CO WHOLESALE I60I E G ace St et DIAL MI 3 6618 PROMPT DELIVERY THE PET FAIR 3536 West Cary Street EL 8 8920 RICHMOND 2I V f- DIS INCTIVE Y DIFFERENT PET SHOP eT opc Aq a e s Dog Cats A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL SUPPLIES R I T Z 5c to SI 00 7I4 NORTH SHEPPARD STREET Ace Upholstermg Mfg Co 808 WEST BROAD STREET Mllto 3 2075 A WOMAN S WORLD OFHNE FOOD SHOPPING COLONIAL STORES EI EI EI E 248 Q...-ImuImInmmm-mum....mm-I-...I...........-mmmmm..E1 Q.I--..........-.Imum- ml-.II-mt-.H nt...--E 5 We eed Your Head In O r Business 5 E 5 1 E L. V. AL , J ., Proprietor 2 E . E E Speciali i gin Flo Tops E 3 E S Dail . . . .- cl In S E - E Qunnn... m-In-mm.II.-mm-mm-mmm - I-nun-...Q QunaunuInnnnnnnnnunnnnuunananuununnnnnnunnunununna gunna-un: nnuunnnnn-nun:nun nu-unnnB E TE amont Avexne E E - E Enunnunnnnnnnuunnnuunnn-nun-ununnununnnunununuuuung Eluuuuunnunnnunnnnnnnunnunu-uuuuuuuuuuuuuuununvm 3 . r r e E E 5 El.................................................................................l3 13.......... ...................................................................E1 Qu:-annuuuuu-:nuInnun--:nunnnuuuunuunnunu :unsung film:nununnnunuuuun-unn-un-nu-nun un-un-nm E E I A. E E E 5 Rar r I aI Fish ' u riums E E HWZYW E 5 Harnst r Q 2 Q 5 s ' ' Birds E E E ELS 3864 Boulevard Auto Top Shop M S ff SEAT COVERS MADE TO ORDER CONVERTIBLE TOPS TRUCK SEATS APM RESTS UPHOLSTERY OF ALL KINDS 3321 N Boulevard Rnchmond Va CONGRATULATIONS MP M Robert L Flgg 8: Sons INSURANCE J D CARNEAL 8. SON IOIIIG REALTORS Oraduatnng Class of 59 Est bl hed 1890 3426 VV Cory Sheet PHONE EL 9 5761 Milton 8 7083 McLane Construction Co BARLOW JEWELERS Contractor e SO S O 1024 NORTH 7111 STREET Richmond Vlrglnla AWALTS ICE CREAM COCKE 8- COMPANY Wat h ake e ele s R I oadWa1ch I pe 1 53133WBodSf Rrhm po, a Real HOWARD C SPENCER Ice Cream REPRESENTING Treat Go to The Travelers AWALT 5 ALL LINES OF INSURANCE Can' b' Bw 3e1ow Broad EL9 6011 1905 Sem es Ave BE 3 1726 49 .-...............-.. ...... ...nn ..--...............Q 1?-fm...-.. .........lg Phone - 5 E C 0 L I E N I 5 0 E H. , Speedy hi left E 5 E ...... mg, nlunm-nmmlnnmmm-mtnun-nun-Imn-nm ---- un.--un? gl.-nnuu-mmnu-mmnnmuIuII1IIuIIImuII-----nnnmn-uunnmQ E 3 Incorporated E , 5 3 c is S B ' 'l l 'l'lllll IIIIIHIIIIQ mlllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllll Ill ll innql Ugg E 'IIN' nn-nun? wunuu-u u-nunun-u-mnun n -.1.... 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Margot Johnson School of Dance ALL TYPES DANCE TAUGHT 8' AT26901 EL8 2131 WESTHAMPTON STUDIO 301 GREENWAY LANE I5200 Grove Avenuel HOT OR COLD KEEP IN STEP' Balanced TYPe A I-Unch LEARN TO DANCE AT Your Best Buy at Fred Astaire Dance TJ CAFETERIA Frances Prnncess Studios 210 E Franlrlln St Ml 3 3549 THE RENAULT LA DAUPHINE orrens Fouk nooks Foun PASSENGERS AND oven 40 MILES PER GALLON OF GAS The Prettuest and Best Handllng Economy Car ofthe Year See It Dr e t Chances are you ll buy lt' VIRGINIA SPORTS CARS INC 6107 West Broad Street Telephone ATlantlc8 2824 Richmond Vnrgnnla 252 5 C U 0 M T M - . I L-fs' E L R IE' L of I 0 S -f R N E Q 5 - c 5 , L I U 0 B N S Ull Illlllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllll Vlllllfllllg QIllll'UllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll E1 .......................................................... ........... 5 5 ..--..-.-.-...-.--...-..-.-.-.--..-.--.---... -.....-.................... 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E, COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF 58 THE HOBBY CENTER 3029 w cary ST PHONE EL 3 9303 MPLIMENTS Parrlsh s Sunoco Service 2420 CHAMBERLAYNE AVENUE I-lerman s Beauty Salon SP CIALIZING IN CUSTOM P RVANENTS Phone Mllfon 8 7747 R CI-IMOND VA Q WILBER S FLOWERS TEL AT 2 5496 4307 Pemck Road RICHMOND 28 VIRGINIA RICHMOND BUILDERS SUPPLY CORP 35OOW Clay Sheet EL52876 Pal s Record Shop 708 E Broad SY NexI to Nahonal Tl1eaIer MI435I5 RICHMOND VA Smoofh Salllng Planned programs of rnsur ance proTecTron To rneel every need Lxfe Accndent Accident and Sickness and Hospxtaluzatuon Atlcmtzc Life INsl ILXNL I CUXII' mm flu 0 1 4 ll I 3,,,,,,,, -nun-E 3muunn-nunnun-ununnnnununununnnmnnpun-uunnn-ng! ,,,,.,,, . ,... ,.... --------- ---------- ------------ c O 0 F E1 ...... E1......................................................... ...... ..... ..... .... .... 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Broad MAJOR S SERVICE 3200 N BOULEVARD Phone EL 8 2945 Rchmond F turea d Eq pmentCo W P Q P ESSO SERVICENTER GLASS CHINA SILVERMI 3 8338 G O 8 A enue 4 IOI6 E C AT a 9721 LAFAYETTE VARIETY STORE IOIO Lafayette Street CALL EL 9 4854 SCHOOL SUPPLIES PeopIe s Shoe Rebullders 2913 w CARY STREET BOULEVARD ESSO STATION 400 W Brookland Park BIvd RICHMOND VA Davld M Lea 8: Co , Inc RICHMOND vuReINuA Man facturers of Bedroom Furmture and Wlrebound Boxes SauI H Steiner JEWELER AND WATCH REPAIRS 2929' 1 West Cary SI eet RICHMOND 2I VIRGINIA A DEF! !1-JZ M335 ALL ISI! REALTORS a. INSURERS IH 1 1 11 We Sell the Earth and Insure What s on It 4818 Grove Ave E Boll MI 4 634I EL 5 6547 SHEPPARD ST PHARMACY 'EJ EI e 604 N SHEPPARD ST Savedge Cleaners and Dy rs EL 3 9321 3I06 WEST CARY STREET WE DELIVER FILMS DENELOPED D IEL5 8 El' EI E1 If! 255 nun- nunnIuInan-unum-unnnnInunInun-nnnnInnnunnum:annum -nn..---E ' E ....... - ................................................................ 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SL A jj , EMT? ngggiixq VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Mldas Muffler Shops 401 WEST BROAD STREET Ml 3 5450 Best Wlshes to The Graduatlng Class of 1959 THE HUGHES HOUSE Oustandmg Seafood GREG S VARIETY B ELs 9674 MELVIN W ESTES ESSO SERVICENTER 2 W B d t EL597I5 Barton Heights Plant Co 2700 North Avenue 2036 West Broad Street Ml 8 6983 El EI 256 E .. ....... E1 . -. v E f- fi, I AI :Q If you like science and mothe- X ,jimll 3? KN -1 lx N motics, consider engineerin r gi 1' 5 , I E ' ' ' h .53 ' ll your career nglneenng IS I K T QA A fleld of today and tom rr w. i 'bijfxxkvx .Al Progress is fos . New iobs ore Rlf,?Mx 'Y ' 'A N!! opening up ever o .P n for My - 4 , L E X X' A V o iol: with o futur -plan to be XTX 'QQ' XA IA :V X an engineerl X IImr1n-mnnnITmmmntTIvITTnu-nunununuunnuunmun-3 Eluununm nnuunnnununuuunnum-ununnnnu nnuu Telephonez l E E l2l 5 ellevue Avenue - .........,.................................................. ............TEl Q.....T.............. ......... ................. 1nnnTTununnnnmnnnannnvaTnunnTunnunuuununnumug Emu1TvTIunInu1nuunnnnnnunIunmunnnuunnuumnnnv E E 301 . roa S. - ......,..........,..................................f.......................fE1 Elm.......................................................................... mm mmunnuunu--un uuuumlgl E11-InItHumnunnm-Inumlunnmnn--nu-nunmmuumuuTn e E E ,152 E 5 Phone: - B 1nuIuInanvnnuununuuuuunnnnnuunnnnnnunn nunvw E Euuunnn E J. C. Hon, JR. Plumbing and Heating WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Johnson s Hardware 1217 Bellevue Avenue 5111 Lakesnde Avenue EL 3 4343 EL 8 1602 EARL NORTHERN 8. CO INC REALTORS C n Sell Homes Fasf' T U 3402 WEST CARY STREET RICHMOND VIRGINIA EL 5 6501 For the Finest In INSURANCE JQHN E WQQDWARD Pure O11 Servnce INSURANCE AGENCY WEST BRO D B RD 3414 A SEA OA BLDG 4029 MacArthur Avenue REPRESENTING THE TRAVELER PHONE EL 5 9840 257 I - E E If. CI --------- ..----.---.--.--..------. ...-.--..--... E E. .--..--..--- :sw C' l Cl . LIS YO RHOUSE WITH US Sv EI -------------' - ------------'----------------- LI E1 -'----------'----------'- ---- - - I '------------- El gl ------------- ---------'--------------- - an . E 5 Bl 1 5 5 34 EI --------- -------------------.------------------------ ----.--------- E1 ------------ ---------.--------------------------.-------- Q CROSS OVER THE BRIDGE TO WBg COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Oxon IQ CHEVR0lET SALES SERVICE QOWARDIN Av: D I OK Used Cars N M NEW AND USED CARS ONE LOCATION 258 ff 5 zz gona' hfc' The Llfe ofV1rOf1n1a vur gl m I I1 1 I lwuur xnur upporrunl les mu , I 110 I U IC r mun I n wr IUIC suuccr cc 'mc ,U , 4 t uurkm I Ill lr: n u In ot cou g lm N H x 4 m url 1 nu tru ulx lmcmcnt tr1lnm,, uuup un tlu lllll ot comp IDX xuu ll elmo c L U' L H M U ur umdmnmhd It U 'mu cr L mru ln urlncc Inc YFIIFIIIIKIII plm s Ill thc frcc for L mc In lr X1 rltc fur boolclct tlllt gnu you XUXI Rcmlll IIC sure to het your Lopl IX rltc or cunt ut Per unncl IJINI lon gr? , I8 VITHE LIFE 'ZZUSATQQE OF VIRGINIA ff 5' Ti m SINCE 1871 ' RICHMOND VIRGINIA BRIO l. Special Report to Young Men of Tomorrow UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY awalts you In the pulp and paper lndustry WHERE WILL you go after hugh school? To work? To trade school7 To College7 For the young man Interested In college tralnlng the pulp and paper lndustry has a contlnulng need for new technical per sonnel and offers unllrnlted opportunities tor advancement In thls excutlng field THE SPECTACULAR growth of thus lndustry makes possnble top wages and securlty In a host of hrghly skulled technucal posutuons A tour year college education us preferred tor such posrtnons as pulp technolo gusts plant chemusts qualuty control speclalusts and productuon lramees SCHOLARSHIP help at North Carolina State College an Raleugh IS available for college mayors In pulp and paper technology and highly remuneratrve employment wlthln the lndustry IS usually available during the summer vacation periods Graduates of this program are qualified for quick advancement In produc tnon technical and top management posltlons wlthln the lndustry Applrcatuons for pulp and paper scholar shlps tor the academic year beglnmng next tall must be made by May I5 IF YOU are a young man In hugh school who has above average grades In math physrcs chemlstry and related sublects we urge you to Contact us or your Guidance Coordinator We will gladly explain to ou In detail about the opportunities awaiting you In thus Iasclnatlng lndu try ALBEMARLE PAPER MANUFACTURING COMPANY RICHMOND vlRolNlA 259 , I 612' . . . . Yr Ilirl svshuul lliglfn. is your pm-port rlw fmt- :I I 'I' . ...I ' 11111 guul jula uirll II rz'1lI IlIllft'. :lt I I mc ntl ' , Ll If' ll' I? ' - P' I I'--- I UfI'-- uf 'I'ln- Lift- uf Virglnizl. .-knl ik 11 ' ' ll 'I' I 'I N- CH' ll IK- .595 .vc - fu 1 - with this out.t11nling ' - :nav l ll5'5 I ki f I 'A ' , , , ,k- - , , , v , Q 'Ill vsg lrlwf :rl Yi '1 runs: 1 ' '.I . Iiwv - '- IIf'I'-I' '- 1 1 I when you t11I:c out your own lute xnsurnntv. I , ' Hull A , .' ' - 1 X. It. :Ill ' Ilcr, 'u ' I' 1 'A - 1 i -' ', 1 Q Q -' ' QQ' ., We r ' -- A5 L , - 1 fi A, ., -1 Ate M 61? Gig ..... . . ......... .... . . . . . . . . ' I a . n 1 1 . ' . . . ' I I ' Y I E5--.... . ...................................................... ... . . .-- --- - ..... Congratulations Gradua RICHMOND DAIRY ft FOREMOST DAIRIES INC 3I4 N Jefferson Street tes Xa A slze to sult I your th1rst -rf III 6755 C. IIII QQJQZZ EGULAR AND KING-SIZE if R Rlchmond Coca Cola Bottling Co Inc I3I0 ROSENEATH ROAD FOR THE BEST IN MILK 81 ICE CREAM RICHMOND VA .S is 1331? 'Gb- 1 llf0l'lllIC I 0 Inc Hampto II Ly hburg Norfolk R chmond Petersbu g Hopewe V rg c Be Lee Hall W II amsburg 260 E lllllllllll llll I Illllllllllllllll 0 llrvuu u n uunnnnn mg gm nnunnururr vu Ivlflllllllrrullnulllllnllwlunuulruulsuunun nnuunm uuunuuuu nn? . I 2 . . 2 -- I , E' w E E I-I R I I ' ' E E I-III - I xl X A Divisio of 5 E I N' 'IF Q E E . . IIIII' dt , I IIA' I I I E ' ' UE EIIHHH Illll Illuunmnu auuun unsung u lunuuul ll un uunnnnnnnn ,,,,,,,,,, , ,? - I It E N I W III E Nxt 4 I . 'V , I 3 IINIILVIILIVI -4-.-,Mi il, X Q I I i 0 r 0 ' nc 0 n 0 I ini och U U I i JONES and ROBINS INCORPORATED Realtors and Developers RICHMOND VIRGINIA TIRES BATTERIES CARROLLS ESSO STATION VASIIINf a ILUBRICATION Panerson and CoIonuaI Aves PHONE EL 3 T630 RICHMOND VA Bowker 81 Roden, In REINFORCING BARS Ware Mesh RICHMOND 2O VIRGINIA DIAL EL 8 0765 Compluments OI A FRIEND NEW YORK DELICATESSEN 2920 WEST CARY STREET Dual El. 5 6956 J A Wllfon, Jr 8: Bros Dml AT 2 3653 WESTWOOD RADIO TELEVISION CENTER 6219 W Broad S7 ee? West ood Shoppung Cenie Ruchrnond CJMPLIM NT OF Vargnma Drug Company 4805 FOREST HILL AVENUE Let s Oo To Arnetfe s ICE CREAM and GOOD FOOD Hall s Sunoco Service TIRES ACCESSORIES WASHING GREASING HIGH T ST OAS AT REGULAR PRICE 5806 W Broad Street Phone AT 8 9848 Gnft and Frame Shop PICTURE FRAMING BELTS BUTTON HOLES COVERED BUTTONS 3143 w CARY STREET LLOYD AUTO SERVICE AUTO REPAIRING 5615 Patterson Avenue Medical Arts Pharmacy PLASTERINO CONTRACTORS M and FRANKUN STREETS AT 8 2843 Phone Mllion 3 2723 RICI'Im00d I9 nuunnun:1nnunnn-u:nnnnnnnnnunnu1unnnnnnunnunnun:TE QunnI.lunnnnunsmnunnununnun-nnnuu-un nan T E 5 w ' I r r ' ,Va, .IH.H..T.-I.I..II...I-.III.m.....m.-.m.-mn..m.mmm..-mnHEI Q,,,,,,,,....,,,..,.,....,.....,......................,.........,........,.... .........................nn...-............................................1? 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E1 EI QOI TARRANT DRUG CO GHIMAN 'ijfgxdamc Co DIMI3-169 GH9W,C GSA d l G IAMES GILMAN RICHMOND oDg CONVEYORS CASTERS-TRUCKS I S C E CLARKE 8' SON Plece Goods and Patterns l3l3 Alt SOUTHSIDE PLAZA Chamberlayne Ave Pharmacy 4 l9Chambel y A PRESCRIPT ONS ARE OUR specmules L T WRIGHT DRUG CQ D I EL 5 7493 Cornplnments ol Roseneath Auto Supply Co ComPl'menfS Ol ROSENEATH ROAD AND F R I E PATTERSON AVENUE Complnments of LAWRENCE MOTOR CO Inc Your Friendly DODGE PLYMOUTH and DODGE TRUCK DEALER Modern and Complete Service Boulevard OFF Broad Phone ELgm 8 1536 Tbhoes hlleg th Ity trhe Te he Tebhe8 ketblIG 262 QnnunnununlnnnunuunmuuunnunnnuuuunuuuumnuununQ Emu:nun-un:nunnnnunuuunnnuunnn-nuuuunuunuuunnmE E P '5f'lP'l n ru glsls E E Pumnm . uvrma :mn A YPLIAITCES E E 'U '3 E Q 310 es ary Street E E Foushee and Broa S s. Richmond, Va. 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The Official and Rscogmzed Thomas Jefferson Hugh School Rnngs SOLD THRU RICHMOND S LEADING JEWELRY STORES Manufactured by J Jenkins Sons Co INCORPORATED 2 I W I t S Ellen Hefhn admires the school rung worn by 60 es' exmg on new SU13nne Tlllefy C R KNQWLE5 CARMINE 81 SONS Rappahannock Fish 81 Oyster Co IO5 NORTH ROBINSON STREET 20I A North 2nd Street Dual MI 3 5976 Richmond I9 RETAIL Foods ot All K nds at the R ght Pr ce D nI' rams AII sms Payable Fnrst Monday After Purchase P E P Phone EL 5 4364 Complurnents of VOGEL RITT VIRGINIA INC Puoneers un Pest Control Snnce I925 Dval Milton 8 O8I I JAMES D MOORE 911 West Cary Street Manager RICHMOND VIRGINIA 3 y ,,,,,, ,,H.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,Q gunman uuuIuunnn1uuunnnmnuunnuuumu-lmulu ' - - ' ,Va. 2 E + D R. 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of Representattves Alternate Jeffersontan Lteutenant Engtneer s Club Prestdent BOXLEY LORETTA 900 Blanton Avenue Electtve Offtce Atd Tennts Team Jeffer sontan Staff BOYKIN ROBERT ATLAS JR 4612 Grove Avenue Electtve BRAME JOAN ELIZABETH 3317 Kenstngton Avenue College Preparatory Vagabond Ktng Ltbrary Corn rntttee Offtce Atd Homeroom Sec retary Juntor Stunt Ntght Make u Commtttee Ltbrary Staff Messen erHCommtttee Monttcello Bustnes a BRIDGERS GEORGE R 3708 Moss tde Avenue Electtve Homeroom Treasurer Cadet Atd BRITTON CAROLE LYNN 2708 Welltngton Avenue Electtve Ltbrary Comrntttee Ltbrary Staff BRITTON ROBERT CLYDE S028 Devonshtre Road Electtve BROOKE MAHALA JANE 3101 Dou lasdale Road College reparatory Jeffersontan Lteutenant Juntor Var stty Cheerleader Messenger Corn 'ntttee Freshman Sophomore Basket ball Jeffersontan Captatn Softba Audttortum Asststant Juntor Stunt Ntgnt Character Comrntttee Ot ftce Atd Pep Club BROOKS ROBERT ANTHONY 3407 Ellwood Avenue Electtve Gutdance Atd Sentor Class Pay Brtgadoon BROWN JULIA HAYWOOD 3213 Brown Brook Road College Preparatory Operetta Declaratton Bustness Staff Pu tctty Manager FTA Chrts ttan Youth League Juntor tu Ntght BROWN ROLAND THOMAS 13 South Robtnson Street Electtve BRYAN JOAN PAGE 4801 Chamberlayne Avenue Bustness Jeffersontan Alternate Homeroom Treasurer D Company Sponsor Juntor lass Counctl Alternate Juntor Class Counctl Gutdance Atd House of Representattves Al ternate Juntor Stunt Ntght Brtga doon Juntor Sentor Dance Deco rattons Welfare Commtttee Mes senger Cornmtttee A Cappella Chotr Btology Lab Asststant en tor Juntor Dance Decorattons BRYAN MARCIA ANN 4801 Chamberlayne Avenue Bustness YTeens Trtangle Il Red Cro s Al ternate House of Representattves Alternate Juntor Stunt Ntght Bust ness Club Operetta Red Cross Jeffersontan Lteutenant Bus Ttcket Commtttee tn and Fancy Scenery Commtttee BRYANT PEMBROKE S 3601 Edgewood Avenue Electtve BUCKNER CAROLE LYNN 6707 Kenstngton Avenue Bustness Sophomore Class Counctl Juntor Class Counctl Varstty Hockey Basketball Homeroom Secretary Tebahoes Cafeterta Duty Nurses Atd House of Representattves Al ternate Red Cross Alternate BUFFENSTEIN ALLAN SIDNEY 4210 Stuart Avenue College Preparatory Audto Vtsual Commtttee BURDEN MARY PAGE B522 Hanford Drtve College Preparatory Horrteroom Prestdent and Treasurer Ltbrary Staff Secretary Treasurer O tee Ad Patn and Fancy Usher Spantsh Club Monttcello Ltterary Staff Club Sectton Juntor Stunt Ntght Ttcket Corrmtttee A Cappella Chotr Red Cross Nurse s Atd Jetfersontan Reporter Operet FTA Recordtnq Secretary Qutll and Scroll BURSTEIN FRANCES 4511 Wythe Avenue Electtve BUSSE CARROLL LINN 303 Lextngton Road Electtve Red Cross Representattve Charac ter Commtttee Platn and Fancy rtgadoon Juntor Stunt Ntqht JuntorSentor Commtttee Forum Y Teens BUTLER JUDITH RAY 4526 East Semtnary Avenue Electtve Varstty Softball Juntor Var tty Bas ketball Juntor Varstty Hockey Juntor Stunt Ntght Sophomore Class Counctl Alternate Cafeterta Monttor Tebahoes Sweetheart of CAHEN THERESA BELLE 107 N Thompson Street Bustness urses Atd Ltbrary Staff e Cross Alternate Ltbrary Typtst Welfare Commtttee CAMPBELL RAYMOND SCOTT 3821 Brook Road EIECTNS CAPLAN EDITH MINDELL 2926 Grayland Avenue Bustness Gutdance Atd Typtst fo Mtss Brame CARTER VANCE WELFORD JR 6514 Wes ex Lane Electtve Standards Counctl Elevator Eraser Stage Crew Ta tc Track Safety Counctl CARTARSI JOSETTE MARIE 3313 Delaware Avenue Colle e Preparatory Red ross Class Counctl Ltbrary Staff Counselors Typtst Bustness Cub Treasurer Spantsh Club Juntor Stunt Ntght Ttcket om mtttee CAUDLE ELIZABETH DEXTER 4305 Grove Avenue College Preparatory Homeroom Vtce Prestdent ed Cross YTeens Trtangle I Recep tton Desk Commtttee Juntor Stunt Ntght Ttcket Cornrntttee and Extra Forum Charac1erCommtttee Cha racter Commtttee Alternate Tennts JuntorSentor Dance Commtttee Coach Absentee Sheet Commtttee Jeffersontan Reporter Jeffersontan Page Th ee Asststant Jeffersontan Alternate Homeroorn Treasurer Secretary CERVARICH MARTHA ELIZABETH 3916 Wythe Avenue Electtve House f Representattves Red Cross Homeroom Secretary Tea chers Dtntng Room Cashter Mllr Bar Cashter Pep Club Book Club YTeens Trtangle I 276 CHADWELL SANDRA LEIGH 816 Westover Htlls Boulevard Bustrtess Freshman Class Counctl Sopho more Class Counctl Juntor Class Councrl Absentee Sheet Commtt tee Cafeterta Commtttee Home room Prestdent Potnt System Y Teens Prestdent CHALKLEY HATCHER EDWARD lOl North Belmont Avenue Electtve Homeroom Treasurer CHAMBERLAIN ELIZABETH ALBY 4927 Bromley Lane College Pre aratory Freshman lass Treasurer House of Representattves Homeroor-n Sec retary Sophomore C ass Secretary House of Representattves Alternate Juntor Stunt Ntght Make up Com nw tee M n tcel o B stness Nurse s Atd Bus Ttcket Cornmtttee Sentor Class Secretary Teen Stan dards Counctl Alternate CHEATHAM CAROLYN LEE 2927 Noble Avenue Bustness Ltbrary Staff Declaratton Art Staff Ltbrary Commtttee Gutdance Atd Platn and Fancy Scenery Com mtttee CHEWNING PATRICIA LOUISE 103 Tuckahoe Boulevard College Preparatory Homeroom Prestdent House Representattves Alternate CHRISTIAN ROBERT MEADE 1610 Bellevue Avenue College Preparatory Student Parttctpatton Prestdent Homeroom Prestdent Sophomore Senator Juntor Senator Key Club Juntor Stunt Ntght Asststant Dtrec tor Honor Counctl Juntor Varstty stty Tennts CHRISTMAN THEODORE E 3614 Montrose Avenue Electtve Forum CLARE GERALDINE GRACE 6401 Kenstngton Avenue Electtve CLARK DOROTHY GERALDINE 4024 Mount Vernon Street Electtve Freshman Sophomore Basketball Nurse s Atd CLARK JACQUELINE LOVE 3305 Stuart Avenue College Preparatory Freshman Sophomore Basketbal Nurse s Atd Juntor Sentor Decora ttons Commtttee YTeens Trtangle ll Correspondtng Secretary Cafe terta Commtttee Ltbrary Staff CLARK KENNETH LEE 20 South Auburn Avenue Electtve House of Representa tves Alternate Freshrran Sophomore Baseball Jun tor Varstty Football Juntor Varstty Football Manager Red Cross Al gg nite Athlettc Atd Bookkeeptng lu CLARK SHERYL JUANITA 5104 Evelyn Byrd Road College Preparatory Homeroom Prestdent Juntor Varstty Cheerleader Messenger Commtt tee Character Commtttee House of Representattves Alternate Char acter Cemmtttee Secretary Nurse s Ad Teen Standards Counctl Btol ogy Lab Asststant Homeroom Vtce Prestdent Juntor Stunt Ntght Brtgadoon Bus Ttcket Commtt ee Honor Counctl Secretary Steertng Connmtttee StudentCoach , , . 1 . r . 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North Robtnson Street Electtve Juntor Varstty Football CLOE CHARLES WESLEY 46l8 Hanover Avenue College Preparatory Homeroom Vtce Prestdent Trea surer House of Representattves Varstty Football Manager Fresh man Basketball Varstty Baseball COLE NANCY CLEMENTS 3005 Monument Avenue Electtve CONSTINE GENE CAROL 4808 Fttzhugh Avenue College Preparatory House of Representattves House of Representattves Alternate Al ernate Jeffersontan Lteutenant We fare Corrtmtttee Declaratton Ltter ar Staff Spantsh Club Juntor Stunt Ntght Auxtltary Atd COOVER RICHARD BURTON 33l5 Edgewood Avenue College Preparatory CORNELL DONALD WAYNE 6903 Evervlew Road Electtve Homeroom Vtce Prestdent and Treasurer Mtlttary Atd C Com pany Captatn COUNCILL EDWARD G JR 4624 Leonard Parkway College Preparatory Jeffersontan Lteutenant Homeroom Secretary Jeffersontan Staff House of Representattves Rec Hall Corn mtttee Juntor Stunt Ntght Juntor Cass Treasurer Tennts Team Coach Safety Counctl Key Club COX WILLIAM DONALD 35l4 ontrose Avenue College Preparatory Jeffersontan Page Edttor Home room Vtce Prestdent Cadet Corps Red Cross Alternate Alternate Jef fersontan Lteutenant CREEKMUR WILLIAM ROGERS 4426 Augusta Avenue Electtve Honneroonft Vtce Prestdent Red Cross Trafftc Juntor Stunt Ntght Cadet Corps A Company Cap tatn Elevator Operator Usher CRENSHAW THOMAS FRANKLIN SIO3 New Kent Road Electtve Homeroom Prestdent Trafftc Com mtttee Homeroom Treasurer Soph omore Class Counctl J V Football Usher Comrntttee Juntor Stunt Ntght Ttcket Comrrttttee CROSS HARVEY LEE 464l Stuart Avenue Electtve Band Audto Vtsual Red Cross Usher Engtneers Club CROWDER CAROLYN 2327 Spencer Road Bustness Of'ftce Atd Red Cross Homeroom Vtce Prestdent CRUMP EMILY TINSLEY 3606 Moss Stde Avenue College Preparatory Declarattort Bustness S aff Derlara tton Ctrculatton Manager PTA Nottces Gutdance Atd CUMBIE WYLIE RAY I635 W Grace Street Electtve CUSTALO DOLORES ANN 2403 Hanover Avenue Electtve DAUGHERTY PATRICIA ANN l'?0l Elmsmere Avenue Electtve Jeffersontan Leutenant Red Cross DAVIDS JOEL ELLIOTT 3545 Grove Avenue College Preparatory House of Represerttattves A ternate Elevator Operator DAVIS LILA ROSS I504 Wtlmtngton Avenue College Preparatory Character Commtttee Alternate Welfare Commtttee Juntor Red Cross Jeffersontan Lterary Staff Asststant Sports Edttor Varstty Hoc key Freshman Sophomore Basket ball Varstty Tennts Chrtsttan Youth League Of'ftce Atd YTeens Jef fersontan Lteutenant Gtrls Glee Club French Club German Club DAY CECELIA GERTRUDE 6l02 Bay Street College Preparatory Horrteroorn Secretary Class Coun cl House of Representattves Al ternate Typtst for Mtss Jordan French Club DEANE CHARLOTTE ANN 6708 Patterson Avenue Bustness Ltbrary Staff Character Commtttee Homeroom Secretary Treasurer Bustness Club DEATHERAGE ALVIN EARL 46ll Patterson Avenue Bustness Bustness Club Bookkeeptng Clu DECKER RUTH DILLARD 3606 Montrose Avenue Electtve Softball Sophomore Dance Decora ttons Comrntttee JuntorSentor Dance Decorattons Operetta Chrts ttan Youth League DICKS FRANCES MEREDITH 5600 Cary Street Road Electtve Red Cross Orchestra DISNEY JOHN STEPHEN 5402 New Kent Road Electtve DODSON ELIZABETH INGRAM 4304 Cutshaw Avenue College Preparatory House of Representattves Home room Prestdent Sentor Class Coun ctl Alternate DORRIER EMMA JONES IOO3 Edge Htll Road Bustness Safety Counctl Character Commtt ee Crutdance Atd Horneroorn Duttes Chemtstry Typtst DUESBERRY BARBARA HOPE 3000 Monument Avenue Bustness Jeffersontan Lteutenant Homeroorft Prestdent Jeffersontan Typtst Red Cross Offtce Atd Typtst for Mtss Brame Art Class Sttttnq DUKE JUDY GAYE 2907 French Street Electtve House of Representatves Junta Varstty Cheerleader Tennts Of'ftc Atd Sophomore Class Counctl utdance Offtce T pt' Junt Cheerleader Co head Cheerl ader untor Stunt Ntgh B lettn Boa Commtttee DUNN BARBARA ANNE ll2 Dundee Avenue Bustness Basketball Hockey Manager Red Cross Yleens Trtangle II Secre tary Offtce Atd Messenger Com mttteg Safety Counctl Juntor Stunt Ntght EADES HERBERT HOBSON JR 5907 Fergusson Road Electtve Band Bustness Cl b Engtneers Club ELEY SANDRA JOY l907 West 42nd Street Electtve House of Representattves Orches ra Vagabond Ktng Platn and Fancy and Brtgadoon Scenery Crew Student Coach Spantsh Club Vtce Prestdent Forum Book Club J ntor Stunt Ntght Juntor Cass Counctl Alternate JuntorSentor Dance Decorattons Corrtmtttee Cal endar Cornmtttee Teen Standards gotifnctl Character Commtttee At ta ELLMAN ARLENE GLORIA 4l02 Kenstngton Avenue Electtve EMANUEL JERRY FRANCHOT 528 Grantte Avenue College Preparatory EMORY WARDEN HAMLIN 38I5 Hawthorne Avenue College Preparatory Homeroorn Prestdent Homeroom Vtce Prestdent Class Counctl Char acter Commtttee Welfare Comrntt tee Juntor Varstty Basketball Man ager Juntor Varstty Tennts Montt cello Bustness Staff Radto Comrntt tee Sentor Standards Counctl ENGEL PHYLLIS ANN 4200W Frankltn Street College Preparatory Character Corrtmtttee Red Cross A errlate Auxtltary Atd Juntor Stunt Ntght Ttcket Commtttee R ceptton Desk Ltbrary Commtttee Class Counctl Alternate Senate Welfare Cornmtttee Declaratton Bustness Staff EPPES THOMAS ELMO 2613 Dunn Avenue Electtve Ltbrary Commtttee ESTES PATRICIA ANNE 36I7 Flortda Avenue College Preparatory Sophomore Class Counctl Home room Prestdent Future Nurses Club Gutdance Atd Jeffersontan Lteutenant Alternate A Cappella Chotr Ltbrary Staff EUBANK NICHOLAS LANSING I706 Shtrley Road College Preparatory Cadet Corps Monttcello Ltterary Staff Character Cornrrttttee Alter nate Horrteroorrt Treasurer Sopho more Class Counctl Dr Il Platoon EUKSUZIAN DIANNA GAY 4809 Brook Road Colleqe Preparatory Red Cross Red Cross Alternate Btology Lab Asststant Character Comnntttee Orches ra Work FAIELLA PATRICIA DAVISON 34I2 Haw horne Avenue College Preparatory Ltbrary Saff Juntor Stunt Ntght Scen ry Chatrtran Character Com rntttee Monttcello Bustness taf'f Declaratton Art Staff Sophomore Clas Decorattons FAIRLAMB GEORGE CURRIE JR 5 lrts Lane College P eparatory House of Representattves Alternate 77 FARLEY MICHAEL BEST b4I0 Roselawn Road Electtve Ht Y I Character Commtttee FARROW RICHARD ALTON 424 North Stafford Avenue Electtve A Cappella Chotr Elevator Com rntttee Operettas FENNER BEVERLY SUE 3lO5 Patterson Avenue Electtve Offtce Atd Red Cross Representa ttve Red Cross Alternate Charac ter Corrtmtttee Alternate Prepara tory Chotr FENNER CHARLES BELKNAP 2806 Idlewood Avenue Electtve Football FERGUSSON SANDRA LEIGH II7 North Crenshaw Avenue Colle e Preparatory Red Cross Future Nurses Cub Audttorturn Study Chatrman Room Study Chatrnnan FERNEYHOUGH DALLAM G JR 3400 Caroltna Avenue College Preparatory Usher Comnntttee Bullettn Board Commtttee tn and Fan Brtgadoon Juntor Stunt Ntght Monttcello Mtlttary Sectton Edttor Monttcello Acttvtttes Sectton Edt tor Qutll and Scroll Cadet Corps A Cappella Chotr FLIPPEN PHILIP EDWIN JR 4220SemtnaryAvenue College Preparatory FLOURNOY SELWYN LESTER JR 2908 Rugby Road Colleqe Preparatory Cherntstry Lab Asststant Home room Vtce Prestdent Juntor Varstty Props Commtttee Chatrrnan Juntor Senator Student Parttctpatton Trea surer FLOURNOY WILLIAM GUSTAVE 2'?08 Rugby Road College Preparatory Juntor Varstty Tennts Juntor Var stty Baseball Lab Asststant Home room Prestdent Juntor Senator Sentor Senator Honor Counctl Chatrman FORLOINE BARBARA RAYE 509 North Mulberry Street Bustness Gutdance Atd Auxtltary Atd Jef fersontan Lteutenant Spantsh Club Red Cross Alternate Ty tst for Mtss Brame YTeens Trtangle I FORMAN JOYCE RAE 4lO0 Stuart Avenue College Pre aratory Freshman lass Counctl Nurses Atd Monttcello Bustness Staff Jun tor Stunt Ntght Red Cross Alter nate FORTUNE HORACE JAMES 3503 Hanover Avenue Electtve House of Representattves Fresh manClass Senator Sophomore Cla s Prestdent Juntor Varstty Football Key Club Prestdent Sentor Ca s Treasurer Juntor Class Counctl Stage Crew Trafftc Corrtrrttttee Rec Hall Corrmtttee Track FOWLER SARAH PAGE 2328 Rebecca Road Bustness Bustness Club 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asterCommsttee FUGATE JOHN LETCHER IOS North Belmont Avenue College Preparatory A Cappella Chosr Traf'lsc Home room Pressdent Junsor Class Coun csl House of Representatsves Sen sor Class Councsl GABB SUSAN PALMER 43 Old Msll Road College Pre aratory House of epresentatsves Home room Vsce Pressdent Homeroom Treasurer Jeffersonsan Lseutenant Jeffersonsan Captasn Jeffersonsan Maslsng Manager Junsor Stunt Nsght B Company Sponsor Jef fettes A Cappella Chosr Home room Pressdent Cadet Corps Sponsor GALLOWAY JAMES M JR 2604 Monument Avenue College Preparatory Traffsc Commsttee Assembly Com msttee Junsor Stunt Nsght Brsga doon Homeroom Specsal Ser vsces Spanssh Club Safety Councsl Character Commsttee Alternate CharacterCommstteeSteersng Com msttee Character Commsttee Vsce Chasrman Character Commsttee Specsal Servsces GALLUP LINDA BRAXTON 4I4 North Sheppard Street College Preparatory YTeens Trsangle ll Treasurer Jef lersonsan Lseutenant Homeroom Pressdent House of Representatsves Junsor Stunt Nsqht Usher Charac ter Commsttee FT A GAMBRILL THOMAS GERMAN 46I4 Cutshaw Avenue Electsve Junsor Stunt Nsght GARCELON PATRICIA ANNE 5020 Sylvan Road College Preparatory Junsor Varssty Hockey Varssty Soft a Gusdance Asd House o Representatsves Alternate Fresh man Class Councsl Alternate Var ssty Basketball Cafetersa Commst tee Homeroom Secretary Messen er Commsttee Junsor Stunt Nsght ebahoes Secretary Junsor Class Councsl Junsor Class Councsl AI ternate Datly Reports Tebahoes Pressdent Club Affslsatsons GARRETT GARLAND WADDY 4107 Crestwood Road College Preparatory Homeroom Pressdent Homeroom Vsce Pressdent Mslstary Asd D ll Team Rsfle Team Junsor unt Nlgltl C Company Captasn GEDNEY SUSAN GRAYFRED 32l8 Semsnary Avenue College Preparatory Junsor Red Cross House of Repre sentatsves Junsor Stunt Nsght Scrspt Commsttee Junsor Stunt Nsght Safely Councsl Declaratson Art Staff Band S onsor Operettas Orchestra A appella Chosr Ls brary Staff Sophomore Class Dance Decoratsons GENIER JOHN WATSON 3224 Garrett Street College Preparatory Jeffersonsan Lseutenant Jefferson san Captasrs Jeffersonsan Staff Homeroom ressdent Homeroom Vsce Pressdent Traffsc Commsttee Junsor Stunt Nsght House of Re presentatsves Usher Commsttee Junsor Stunt Nsght Props Com msttee GILLIAM ROBERT EUGENE 5l7 North Belmont Avenue College Preparatory Varssty Baseball GLEASON CHARLES THOMAS 304 North Mulberry Electsve Homeroom Pressdent House of Representatsves Junsor Class Coun cs Alternate Bo s Glee u Secretary Treasurer Character Com msttee GOLD ALLAN LOUIS 30l Roseneath Road Bussness Declaratson Art Staff Art Edstor Jeffersonsan Staff Artsst Montscello Art Staff Brsgadoon Scenery Junsor Stunt Ns ht Scenery B doon Sage rew House of ant Lsbrary Helper GOLDMAN ARTHUR H JR 3900 Stuart Avenue Electsve Audso Vssual Elevator Commsttee GOLDSTEIN EVA 48l0 West Grace Street College Preparatory Lsbrary Commsttee GORDON BARBARA CAROL 4805 Patterson Avenue Bussness Hockey Tebahoes Typsng Com msttee GORDON DAVID LEEROY JR 3228 Garrett Street Electsve GOWDY PATRICIA ANNE 50l5 Bromley Lane Bussness Homeroom Vsce Pressdent Home room Pressdent YTeens Sopho more Class Councsl Alternate Jun sor Stunt Nsght Operetta House of Representatsves Character Com msttee Alternate Faculty Typsst A Cappella Chosr GOWEN WILLIAM GARLAND JR 48l3 Bromley Lane College Preparatory Homeroom Vsce Pressdent Varssty eball H Y GRABAR JOSEPH N JR 38l9 Semsnary Avenue Electsve Audto Vssual Traffsc Usher Home roorr- Vsce Pressdent House of Rep resentatsves Alternate Band Cap Iain GRAHAM ROBERT PIERCE 3005 Barton Avenue College Preparatory Homeroom Pressdent GRAVES SUSAN LEONARD l2lI Westbrook Avenue Electsve Junsor Varssty Cheerleader Offsce Asd House of Representatsves Al ternate Faculty Commsttee Varssty Cheerleader GREEN RICHARD NOBLE 4700 Cutshaw Avenue Electsve Football Homeroom Pressdent Homeroom Vsce Pressdent House of Representatsves Traffsc Usher Eraser Commsttee Character Com msttee Red Cross Character Com msttee 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or Brsgadoon Electrscsan Traf fc Usher Junsor Sensor Dance Lsghtsng Commsttee Chasrman Red Cross Dssaster Team Engsneersng Club HADDOCK KATHLEEN SCOTT 214 Queen Charlotte Road College Preparatory House of Representatsves Operetta Class Councsl Future Nurses Club Declaratson Bussness Staff Monts cello Bussness Staff Lab Asssstant Orchestra Pressdent HAGEN WILSON DERALD 3lI4 Edgewood Avenue College Preparatory Audso Vssual Sta e Crew Usher Orchestra Band nosneersng Club Red Cross Dssaster Team HALEY DIANE HOUSTON 4627 Stuart Avenue College Preparatory Character Corrsr'sttee Declaratson 278 Lsterary Staff Junsor Stunt Nsght Scenery Operetta Scenery HALL ANN PRINCE 808 West 31st Street Electsve HALL PATRICIA ANNE 3823 Brook Road College Preparatory Homeroom Treasurer Sophomore Class Dance Commsttee Plasn and Fancy Jeffersonsan Bussness Staff Red Cross Chapter House Club Ssxteen Commsttee Red Cross Alternate Junsor Stunt Nsght Scen ery Junsor Stunt Nsght Usher Com msttee Senate Welfare Commsttee Dssaster Commsttee Declaratson Art Staff Junsor Stunt Nsght Tscket Commsttee HALL WILLIAM THOMAS 2406 Oakland Avenue Electsve HALLSTROM LAWRENCE G l904 Southclsff Road College Preparatory Chemsstry Lab Asssstant Home roorrt Pressdent Homeroom Vsce Pressdent Traflsc Commsttee House of Representatsves AudsoVssual House of Representatsves Alternate HARDY LINDA LEE I60l Sauer Avenue College Preparatory Homeroom Vsce Pressdent Assem by Commsttee JunsorVarssty Hockey Varssty Hockey Jeffer sonsan Lseutenant Tebahoes Cafe esa Commsttee Junsor Class ouncsl A ernate Juntor Stunt Nsght Make Up Commsttee Oper etta Make Up Commsttee Recep tson Desk Commsttee Gusdance Asd Pep Club HARRINGTON JEANNETTE C 4l I4 Hanover Avenue Electsve Orchestra Red Cross Y Teens Asd Spanssh Club HARRIS CLYDE RODNEY 4500 Forest Hsll Avenue Electsve HARRIS JUDITH GRAY 43l8 Fauquser Avenue College Preparatory Sophomore Class Councsl Junsor Class Councsl Montscello Bussness Staff Study Chasrman Sensor Trsp 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Stunt Ntght Auxtltary Atd Var stty Cheerleader Assembly Com mtttee Monttcello Bustness Staff TREVVETT JOHN SHEPPARD JR 3l0B Woodrow Avenue Co lege Preparatory Juntor Class Counctl Alternate Safety Counctl Operetta Orches tra Ltbrartan TROXELL MARK FILLMORE 6004 Patterson Avenue College Preparatory A Cappella Chotr Operetta Jun tor Varstty Tennts Freshman Class Treasurer House of Re resentattves Class Counctl Class ounctl Alter nate Key Club Rec Hall Commtt tee Juntor Stunt Ntght Varstty Tennts Radto Commtttee TUCK SANDRA LEE 3207 Lamb Avenue College Preparatory Homeroom Vtce Prestdent Charac ter Commtttee Red Cross Alter nate Monttcello Ltterary Staff Y Teens Trtangle ll Vtce Prestdent YTeens lnterclub Counctl Ltbrary S ff Juntor Stunt Nt ht Ush Brtgadoon Usher ounselors tst Spantsh Club Chrtstan Youth League College Day Hostess SentorJuntor Dance Decorattons Outll and Scroll TURNAGE WILLIAM EDWIN JR 35l5 Hazelhurst Avenue College Preparatory Football Track Basketball Base ball Trafftc Cafeterta Cornmtttee Homeroom Vtce Prestdent UMBERGER ANITA LOUISE l92h Wtlmtngton Avenue Electtve Bustness Club URBINE ANN MARIE 342l Gra land Avenue College reparatory French Club Forum Bustness Club VADEN PAULINE DEARBORN 4702 Forest Htll Avenue Electtve Homeroom Corres ondtng Secre tary Freshman Cass Counctl Homeroom Treasurer Homeroom Prestdent Jeffersontan Lteutenant House of Representattves Alternate Juntor Class Counctl Alternate Homeroom Vtce Prestdent Ltbrary Commtttee Messenger Commtttee Bus Ttcket Commtttee Monttcello Bustness Staff VALENTINE GEORGIA ANN 3503 Grtfftn Avenue Bustness Ltbrary Commtttee Ltbrary Book case Juntor Stunt Nt ht Sopho more Class Dance ecorattons Sentor Juntor Decorattons Red Cross Alternate Character Corn mttteeAlternate Bookkeeptng Club Chrtsttan Youth League Honor Counctl Assembly Art Commtttee VANSCHREEVEN NANCY V 3924 Brook Road Colle e Preparatory Red ross Homeroom Vtce Prest dent Declaratton Art Staff Sopho more Dance Decorattons Commtt tee Chatrman Juntor Stunt Ntght Scrtpt Commtttee Chatrman Juntor Sentor Dance Stage Decorattons Chatrman Jeffersontan Asststant Page Edttor Jeffersontan Edttor tn Chtef Qutll and Scroll Future Teachers of Amertca Prestdent Future Nurses Club French Club Platn and Fancy Club Afftlta ttons House of Representattves Pep Club VASSAR JAMES BRAXTON College Preparatory J ntor Stunt Ntght Audttortum Cornmtttee VAUGHAN JUDITH ANN 25l3 Sunnybrook Road College Preparatory Operettas Orchestra Monttcello Bustness Staff Club Ptctures Head Juntor Class Counctl Alternate Orchestra Secretary Lattn Club Operetta Props Cornmtttee VIENER MICHAEL JAMES 4800 Cary Street Road College Preparatory Homeroom Prestdent House of Representattves Juntor Varstty Ten nts Safety Counctl Tratftc Com mtttee Juntor Stunt Ntght Usher Cornmtttee Jeffersontan Lteutenant Varstty Tennts Key Club WADDELL JANE CAROL 34l6 ldlewood Avenue Bustness Vagabond Ktng Receptton Desk YTeens Trtangle I Red Cross Al ternate Platn and Fancy Home room tce Prestdent Cafetert a Cornmtttee Ltbrary Commtttee Jun tor Class Counctl Juntor Stunt Ntght Juntor Stunt Ntght Chore ographer Juntor Sentor Dance Decorattons Commtttee Brtga doon Bustness Club Forum WALKER VIRGINIA LOUISE I407 Westwood Avenue College Preparatory Homeroom Secretary Character Commtttee Alternate FTA Cor respondtng Secretary Qutll and Scroll Brtgadoon Usher ACap 284 ella Chotr Monttcello Ltterary ta Spantsh Club House of Representattves WALLACE ORLIN WESLEY l423 Avon ale Avenue College Preparatory WALLEN ODELL PARLEE 6209 Patterson Avenue Electtve WALTON LEWIS LINWOOD I6I5 Bellevue Avenue Electtve WATKINS MARY ANNE 3555 Grove Avenue College Preparatory Character Cornmtttee Alternate House of Representattves Home room Vtce Prestdent WATSON JAMES ALLEN 3914 Floyd Avenue Electtve Ht Y I Cafeterta Commtttee WATT CAROL DICKSON SOI6 ew Kent Road Electtve House of Representattves Auxtltary Atd Offtce Atd Juntor Stunt Ntght Operetta .leffersontan Lteutenant Red Cross Messenger Commtttee Receptton esk Y Teens Trtangle ll WATTS MAURY BALDWIN III 4901 Evel n Byrd Road College reparatory Homeroom Vtce Prestdent Home room Treasurer Trafttc Btology Lab Asststant Juntor Stunt Ntght House of Representattves Alternate Freshman Class Counctl WELCHONS SUZANNE BYRD I402 Confederate Avenue College Preparatory Homeroom Secretary French Club Entered Thomas Jefferson tn Sep tember I958 WENDT RICHARD HERBERT 3436 Stuart Avenue WERBROUCK ALAIN MICHAEL 206 Canterbury Road College Preparatory Senate Rece tton Desk Chatrman Homeroom restdent Key Club French Club Secretary Juntor Stunt Ntght WHITBY GEORGE W JR 3905 Kenstngton Avenue Electtve Messen er Commtttee Trafftc Usher ouse of Representattves Alternate Jeffersontan Lteutenant Juntor Class Counctl Sentor Class Counctl Red Cross Btology Lab Asststant WHITEHORNE DONALD M 4702 Patterson venue Electtve WHITLOCK WILLIAM BROCK 23l8 Grove Avenue Electtve Eraser Usher Red Cross Dtsaster Team WHITWORTH CAROLYN RAY l708 Wtlrntngton Avenue College Preparatory Homeroom Secretary Homeroom Treasurer Character Commtttee Jeffersontan Alternate Juntor Stunt Ntght Prompter Lattn Club Hts tortan FTA Treasurer Monttcello Bustness Staff Coach A Cappella Chotr Platn and Fancy Brtga doon Gtrls Glee Club Operetta Props Commtttee WILKINS DENNIS HERMAN 520 Westvtew Avenue Electtve Audto Vtsual Trafftc Announce ments Spectal Atd Elevator WILKINS HARRIETT JUDITH 35l2 North Avenue College Preparatory Receptton Desk Audttortum Check er Character Commtttee Alternate WILKINSON CHARLIE F III 33l9 Cutshaw Avenue Electtve Audto Vtsual Freshman Sophomore Football Usher Cornmtttee Char acter Commtttee Juntor Red Cross Dtsaster Team WILKINSON HELEN DOUGLAS l222 Nottoway Avenue College Preparatory Sophomore Class Dance Decora ttons Commtttee House of Repre sentattves Alternate Absentee Sheet Commtttee Character Commtttee Alternate Juntor Stunt Ntght Jun tor Stunt Ntght Scenery Commtttee Jeffersontan Reporter Brtgadoon Usher Character Cornmtttee Scrtpt Commtttee Red Cross Alternate Juntor Sentor Dance Publtctty Com mtttee Juntor Sentor Dance Deco rattons Commtttee Spantsh Club Chrtsttan Youth League Jeffer sontan Asststant Feature Edttor Typtng Commtttee Chatrman Char acter Commtttee WILKINSON WILLIAM RALPH 3l I6 Grayland Avenue Electtve Character Commtttee Trafftc Com mtttee M esse n g er Commtttee Teacher s Asststant WILLIAMS CLARENCE E III l4l6 Laburnum Avenue College Preparatory Btology Lab Asststant WILLIAMS DONALD H JR 4024 Forest Hall Avenue College Preparatory Jeffersontan Asststant Page Stx Edt ter Commtttee Red Cross Alter nate Character Cornmtttee Alter nate Jeffersontan Reporter Company Sergeant Jeffersontan Mtlttary Edttor WILLIAMS HARRY R JR 3l34 Rosewood Avenue Electtve Bustness Club Bookkeeptrtg Club WILLIAMS PATRICIA MAE E018 West 47th Street I ec tve Juntor Stunt Ntght Gutdance Atd Receptton Desk Club Afftltattons Y Teens Trtangle Il WILLIAMS SARA JANE 3302 Monument Avenue College Preparatory Homeroom Vtce Prestdent Juntor Stunt Ntght Scenery Commtttee Juntor Stunt Ntght Make Up Com mtttee Gutdance Atd Assembly Commtttee Operetta Scenery Com mtttee Juntor Sentor Dance Deco rattons Commtttee WILLIAMSON CLARENCE W 30l0 Ellwood Avenue Electtve WILSON LARRY PARKER 30lO Ellwood Avenue Electtve WILSON RICHARD ARTHUR 6530 Stuart Avenue College Preparatory Character Cornrrtt tee Alternate Homeroom Secretary Engtneertng Club Freshman Class Counctl Alternate . . . ' ' A . .I g H' 1.1 I I' J . I ' . I ' , , . J . 1 . 3 I ' T N . .. . . t , 3 5 , W . . D A E . I . H. . y 1 FreShIman Class Council. Sopho, 3,22 Griffin Avenue College Preparatory tor, Traffic., Audio-Visual, Charac: .' , I '. . . : i U . I . I . . I : l I I HCI: I l I I I II t I I. I . . A I I , . I I I - D , I I - . . '. . I D A t ' . Uta., er, I, I. I- . I I . . I I Typ . I I . I t' I .t I '. .. - I . I t I . I - WILSON WALLER HYDE WINSLOW MARGARET FITZ WOLF MARSHALL WOMACK JAMES OSCAR WOOD JANICE ANN WOOD WALTER CLIFFORD WOODALL JOHN GILBERT WOODLE SANDRA ELAINE WOODY JARVIS SAX ER JR WRIGHT GARLAND MALCOLM WYANT NANCY FREDERICK 285 WY AND ELIZABETH ANN WYNNE BARBARA ANN YATES MARY ELLEN YEATTS ALFRED HUNTER JR 259 1 A '1'11'-,l 21121 1.1 11 N1 n 1 5 , r-, 1. E., 1.1 Q ,,,.:.:,.1, '1 , ,- Q1', 4, M-21-11 2114 - I1-+ fc, ' 1 3 ,myicz ,V , fl ,. 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V '. , , A , , 1 . 1 a 1, 11 A 2 - ' 1. 1 1. 2221 111L.- -1- 1 21 11 R' -A - Alf' -- - fb 1 11 1' -- 1-' . : ,,1:1' '3f:'f ' -1' 1'- ,' Q' '-1',v.F1- 'I General Index Actlvltlee and fPlgdlllldll0llb ACappella Cholr 126127 Baseball Team Boys 188189 Basketball Team Boys 186187 Basketball Team-Gtrls 185 Btolo y Laboratory Asslstants 146 Boar of Coordrnatton 112 Book Club 151 Bookkeeping Club 153 Buslness Educatton Club 152 Cadet Corps Band 170 177 CompanyA 172 173 CompanyB 174 175 CompanyC 176 177 Staff 168169 Character Commlttee 114 115 Cheerleaders 180 Chemlstry La oratory Assistants Chrlstnan Youth League 121 Club Afflltattons Committee 120 Council of Homeroom Presrdents 116 117 Engineer s Club 147 Football Team 181 Forum Club 122 French Club 131 Freshman Class Counctl 103 Future Nurses Club 149 Future Teachers ol Anlerlca 150 German Club 132 Glee Clubs Boys 125 Gtr s 124 125 Harry A Woody Club 157 H Y ll 8 Hockey Team 184 Honor Councll 113 House of Representatives 110 11 Jeffersonlan Staffs Business 138139 Llterary 136137 Junror Class Councul 68 Juntor Red Cross 118 119 Junlor Stunt Nlght Staff 89 Key Club 156 Latrn Club 133 Lrbrary Staff 144 Montlcello Staffs Business 142143 Ltterary 140141 Photography Natlonal Honor Soclety Orchestra 128129 Pep Club 154 1 Preparator Chotr 123 Qutll and croll 134135 Radto Commtttee 147 Science Club 146 Senate 109 S P Officers 108 Sensor Class Council 26 Softball 191 Sophomore Class Councul 90 Spanish Club 130 Stage Crew 148 Tebahoes 159 Tennns Team 192 Thes sans 148 Trac Team 190 Y Teens Trrangle l 160161 Y Teens Trrangle ll 162 Students and Faculty Aaron Judy Leah 28 Abbot Charles 105 173 Aclserman Suzanne 70 110 120 1 151 Adams Carlton 28 181 182 Adams John 100 Adamson Cassel 97 181 Addison Davld 68 70 89 116 Adkrns Fred 28 Adkrns Llnda 90 94 185 Adklns Sall 155 180 Ahladas Jo n 76 132 Albright MargaretH 14 Albright Katherine 28 129 134 137 138 163 Alexander Brenda 28 150 Alexander Gary 70 170 Alexander Joan 70 Allen Jane 91 95 155 80 Allen Joe 70 190 Nancy 102 124 185 le 95 118 Allen Allen Alley Alley Wllltam 70 Alltson ArthurW Alsop Sue 100 Alston Charlotte 118 Alteh Peter 100 Glorta 103 105 123 John 105 176 K 101 155 Llnda 97 Mary Adams 28 Mary Jo Melanie 95 161 104 176 119 125 0 Andrews Betty 90 97 125 154 Andrews Frances 96 Andrews Jane 28 155 180 Angelo Mary 123 Angevtne Lester 181 Apperson Dorls 100 139 Appe son Joseph 70 Betty 25 26 27 28 119 02 Ambrose Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Andrews Altce 70 Wllllam Apperson Margaret 125 Apperson Wrlltam 28 170 171 Brandenburg A LaRue 18 122 99 Appleby Mary Ann 70 Brannan Melvln 90 91 15 109 Appler rancesT 21 113 Appler Jo Ann 127 Breon Vnctorla 71 119 148 162 Arensteln Dtanne 28 139 143 Arensteln Judlth 70 130 149 Armstrong Edgar 70 Arnald John 144 Arotsky Sandra 28 124 Arthur Laura 124 Artrnger Pamela 70 Ashworth Ralph 70 Askew Eltzabeth 93 110 Athas Nrcholas 28 Atkrns Betty 28 133 134 139 142 Atkmson Carol 29 34 134 136 160 163 Atkunson Carolyn 70 146 August Albert 29 125 158 186 August Sue 97 Axel Madge 29 122 Ayres Charlotte 70 Ayres James 101 Ayres John 177 Baber Bernard 70 Backer Charles 70 145 174 Backer Joan 98 130 Backer Ruchard 132 174 Baer Herbert 100 Bagby Bahen Barley Barley Batrd Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baldwt Thomas 29 Charles 96 170 Robert 29 Wtlllam 70 181 182 188 Benlamtn 174 Cathernne 70 Charles 187 Jeanette 93 116 155 180 Lunda 173 203 MargaretF 18 n Newton 94 . . . . . . -. 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' I . f ' I .' 1. ..l7 r , , ', , k, , , ,13 , , , Ballard Dale 101 Balthls Grtfflth 98 Bambacus Dianna 70 126 Banks Barry 186 Banks Cornelta 29 148 Banks Duane 70 Barbee John 26 29 125 136 Barden Brenda 98 Bareford Allen 29 153 Barlow James 29 Barnes Barnett Jayne 29 120 162 Barnett Barrett Elatne 30 Barrett Russell 30 168 177 Barrow James 104 Bartley Mary Jo 70 139 149 Barton James 70 126 158 181 Basheer Baheeq 70 99 170 Basunger Duane 30 152 Baskett Mtchael 181 Bass Earl Elaine 30 110 152 Bass Marporle 30 Bateman Helen E 16 24 26 Bates Altce 30 146 Batt Gar 70 192 Ba e arol 04 Baug AItce124 Baughan John 70 Bayne Kenneth 30 Beach Jebbre 90 96 109 113 114 Rtchard 101 189 an 30 112 124 155 Beaman MaryE 19 Beaman SueM 16 119 Bear Jean 30 126 136 163 Beasley Clifford 30 157 168 Beauchamp Henry 31 120 Beauchamp Wtlllam 70 Beck Eleanor 93 131 Beck James 31 Beckstoffer Mary Ann 110 Bell Jackie 70 Bell Margaret 100 110 142 184 Bell Sidney 94 Beloff Bernard 101 116 Belvtn Kathertne Bendall Carolyn 1 Bendall John 92 125 1 Benedek Evelyn 3 53 130 Bennett Barbara 3 128 150 Bennett G Rey 14 Bennett Kenneth 95 Bennett Mo1elIeP 13 27 Bennett Net 71 Benson Taylor 98 Berger Henry 71 175 187 Bergeron John 71 181 190 Ber eron Martha 97 141 185 Ber ley Sarah 71 130 139 149 Berltn Daniel 32 Berltn Margaret 152 Berman Barbara 71 153 Bernert Robert 26 156 Bernstein Gene 97 118 Bernstetn Joyce 93 155 180 Bernstetn Patrick 93 155 180 Berry Judtth 96 115 Berryhtll Betty 71 Best Betty 68 71 142 Bethune T omas 71 172 Blaett Doddrtdge 95 128 170 Btckers Eltzabeth 71 Bidwell Dorcas 71 Btnder Martan 71 Bmswanger Harry 98 Btrkhtmer Nelson 31 125 173 Bushop Barbara 31 124 152 Bttts Gerald 71 190 Black Lulltan 100 Black Nell 71 125 Blackshare Carol 97 110 123 Blackstock Jean 100 185 Blackwell Donny 31 122 145 Blackwell Elllabeth 150 163 Blackwell Marltn 31 Blake Alfred 71 Blake Ann 105 Bla e Ellen 31 131 6 6 Blake Blake Blake Blake Bland Bland lrvtn 71 Mary 31 Nancy 71 200 Robert 104 Jeffery 31 148 n 31 17 1 Blanton Eu ene 94 Blanton Jo n 71 175 Blevtns Beverly 132 151 161 Blevrns Roberta 100 Bliley Betsy 99 160 Bllnn Barbara 31 130 Bloom Herman 95 Blount Beverly 102 Bloxsom WeltonE 21 186 188 Blue Thomas 100 173 Bodme Mary 94 110 Boett Ted 94 115 172 Boettsher Lucy 104 Bogan John 71 181 190 Bogtn Jerry 71 Bohannon Mtldred 71 127 162 B In Blaker 71 7 D18 Bonett Barbara 71 Bookman Thomas 153 Booth John 71 190 Boswell Cordelta 71 73 155 Bouterse Carolyn 100 121 127 Bowers ltzabeth M 14 Bowles Melvtn 96 181 187 Bowles Rlva 32 144 Bowman Norton 105 Bowmer Carl 32 120 139 146 190 Bowry Pamela 101 Boxley Loretta 32 124 Boyd Carol 94 119 Boykm Robert 32 Bradley Carole 95 114 121 Bradshaw Joanna 99 124 Brame Brame Brame Brame Branch James 95 189 Joan 32 122 135 143 163 Joe 92 Mildred 13 193 Shtrley 71 110 Bricker Charles 71 Brldgers George 32 173 203 Brldqes Barbara 71 131 144 162 Brlght Charles 92 Brtstow J an 71 115 9 Brltton Brttton Brltton Broad Averett 125 Carole 32 144 Robert 32 us Beverly 71 127 BroaddusI, Norma C 14 Brock Wnl1lamW 12 Brockmeter Mary Ann 72 Brooke Mahala 32 114 154 Brookln Wtlson 90 96 190 Brooks Brooks Brooks Brooks Brooks Brooks Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown: arr 100 145 Carolyn 95 151 Charlotte 95 160 184 Cynthia 102 Judrth 98 Robert 32 Jeffery 72 Julta 32 129 Margie 72 Morton 72 Rebecca 98 Roland 153 Sandra 72 139 Shelra 92 139 185 Suzanne 96 125 149 161 Vurglnra 90 95 124 Wrlltam 105 117 172 ng Ruth? 17 Brvgh Susan 104 117 Brumble KatherlneT 16 69 Br an Joan 32 127 152 171 Bryan Marcta 32 119 139 152 Bryant Bryant Bryant Bryant Charlotte 105 Donald 92 J C 3 Pembroke 32 Buckner Carole 33 152 159 184 Buckner Roy 104 117 181 189 Buffenstem Allan 33 Bugg Bryce 100 154 Bugg EstelleG 16 Bullock Robert 72 Burch John 72 145 170 Burden lsebelle P 20 153 Burden Mary Page 33 126 135 140 150 163 Burgess Regmald 105 Burns Albert 72 Burnett M1ldred 93 Burrows Rlchard 157 Bursteln Frances 33 Burton Ann 92 124 154 161 Burton Betsy 72 68 121 138 Busse Carroll L1nn 33 Butler Judlth 33 158 159 Cahen Theresa 33 144 Cahoon Eluabeth 102 122 125 Cahoon Wllllam 94 187 Caldwell Dolores 72 Caldwell Margaret C Davrd 9 158 81 Calller Sue 124 Campanellas Llbby 101 152 Campbell John 92 Campbell Raymond 33 Campbell Tommy 121 148 Cannon lfay 72 84 116 152 Cantor Mltchell 72 Cantor Paul 90 92 96 Capehart John 72 126 181 Caplan Ed1th 33 Caraher Jack 100 172 Cardoza Joyce 98 Cardwell Ela1ne 95 114 161 Carmo lorla 72 Carlton R1chard 97 139 190 Carmack Shelburn 187 189 193 Carter Clyde G 21 Carter June 125 182 90 Carter Rose 72 Carter Susan 72 138 Carver Patr1c1a 98 123 Cary Robert 97 Cassab Ellen 72 Caston Laney 73 137 Catarsl Josette 26 27 34 44 152 163 Caudle Elizabeth 34 137 163 Caudle Ro 72 148 Cervar1ch ra 104 Cervarlch Martha 34 124 Chaduck llen 101 161 Chadwell Sandra 34 120 152 Chalkley Betty 72 139 142 154 Chalkley D1ana 90 101 Chalkley Hatcher 34 Chalkley Mary Lee 104 Chamberlaln Ehzabeth 25 26 34 134 142 163 zoz Chance Charles 72 Chapman Thomas 95 Chappell Bates 68 69 72 89 158 Charles Dorothy 72 124 Charles Margaret 124 Charles Robert 72 Chase mery 173 Cheatham Carolyn 34 Chew Eleanor 98 Chewnvng Clarence 71 126 132 Chewnlng Patr1c1a 34 117 163 Chuldrey An1ta 72 121 159 184 Chvles Wayne 92 115 117 192 Ch1ott Frank 99 188 Chong Kee 73 Chr1st1an Clyde 73 117 146 Chr1st1an Dyches 73 Chrlstlan Meade 27 34 108 156 Church Mary 73 89 137 139 Clare Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark eraldlne 34 123 153 Charles 95 Dorothy,35 Jacquellne 35 58 123 Kenneth 125 148 153 sy 14 73 127 131 eryl 35 115 117 126 Stanley 101 187 189 1 1 Clarke Clarence 35 Clayman Joey 92 Clnck Nancy 92 Cloe Charles 35 153 188 Cloke H M 177 Cluverrus James 73 116 156 Cohen Gerald 73 Cohen Jo Anne 73 139 154 Cockrell Haywood 187 189 Cohn Mark 73 Coleman Nancy 35 124 Colller Coll1ns Collms Colllns Conn1e 102 118 CoIl1ns Jane 98 Colluns Collans Colllns Compton Barbara 73 127 132 145 160 Conkl1ng Earl 73 174 Constlne Gene 35 Sue 98 124 Ann 94 B 81 James 99 Robert 100 176 181 190 W lluam 99 103 105 117 Conway Judlth 94 Cooper CharlesC 17 193 Cooper Harold 90 99 114 Coover Rlchard 35 Cornell Donald 35 157 169 176 Cor rew DorothyS 19 ces y ci ce 73 118 127 133 144 Cosby Mar 122 Counc1ll Eclward 35 110 137 156 Covlnqton Everett 73 176 Cox Carol 99 101 129 149 Cox Dorothy 102 139 Cox Judrth 92 131 Cox Stanley 93 127 Cox W1ll1am 35 136 173 Crack Earnest 97 146 Crane Donald 105 118 190 Crane Robert 73 Crawley D1ane 102 114 Creekmore W1ll1am 35 172 1 Crenshaw Dorothy 73 Crenshaw L1la 14 121 Crenshaw Thomas 125 Crlttenden Barry 100 Crltzer Loretta 97 Crocktord Katherme 95 Cross Harvey 35 170 171 Crouch L1l1an 73 Crutchfield Jane 73 Crump' Emlly 36 Crumplan Joyce 73 Crumpler Mary 94 Cudllpp liatherme 73 159 185 Cummmgs Elrzabeth 73 120 122 133 147 150 Cunnln ham W1ll1am 105 Curry enry 98 172 Custalo Dolores 36 Cutchnn Barbara 95 110 160 Cutler Ph1ll1p 132 DAm1co R1ta 92 Dagenhardt Van 190 Daugherty Patrlcva 36 Davld Lawrence 96 Davlds Joel 36 142 Davldson Owen 73 125 190 Dav1dson Robert 98 176 Dav1dson Sally 94 Dav1lIa Brooke 168 Ann 104 125 Beverly 14 73 110 147 George 73 143 181 183 Hugh 94 Joe 39 100 John 198 Lesl1e 73 172 a 36 Lynne 97 123 R1chard 190 R1chard 132 Roy 105 Dawson Shrrey 73 139 Day Cecelua 36 131 163 Day John 100 128 170 Deane 8r1an 98 Deane Charlotte 36 152 Deatherage Alvm 36 152 153 Dec er Sara 74 117 123 139 150 177 203 Decker Ruth 36 121 191 Delano Harrnett 74 Delmar DorothyC 21 Davns Davls Davus Davls Davls Davls Dav1s Davns Dav1s Davls Davus Davns Dennls Eugene 93 187 189 Derv1sh1an W1ll1am deW1tt Spotswood 177 D1ck1nson Fred 186 190 Dlsklnson Rea 74 125 D1cks Frank 36 Dlsmukes Mason 98 Dlsney John 36 Dodge Carol 74 203 Dodson Eluabeth 36 154 Dodson James 74 Donald Ab1ga11 101 118 Donald Rosemary DonnellyJ Georqe 125 Dor1n Duane 74 Dorrler Emma 36 145 Douglas Blrch 94 116 181 189 Dowdy Hugh 95 177 Draney Mary 104 Drew V1rq1n1aT 14 Drexler Evelyn 100 146 DuBose Jan 74 142 Duesberr Barbara 36 Duesmg ll am 74 132 137 3 146 170 Duffer Cameron 100 121 124 Dufter Mary 104 121 Duke Brenda 101 160 D e Judy 36 112 120 155 80 Duke Robert 101 110 156 186 188 Dunn Barbara 37 118 184 Dunne Kevvn 74 Dunn1ng Dav1d 104 Dunvllle Robert 74 126 Durham Samuel 74 170 Eades Herbert 37 East Stephen, 93 Eastman Jud1th 105 Eckert Dorothy 74 127 151 Eddlngton Amanda 96 160 Edwards Frances 74 114 143 150 Elsenberg V1v1an 100 Eldrudge Page 98 114 Eley Sandra 37 114 122 129 Elkm Myra 74 Ellett Judlth 74 110 El1s Dale 100 125 9 Ellls John 181 190 Ell1s vlCkI0 68 69 74 154 Ellman Arlene 37 Emanuel Jerry 37 128 Emory arol 98 123 139 Emory Warden 37 147 Enck Henry 185 186 187 190 Engel Juduth 95 Engel Phyllls 27 37 Engllsh Jeanne 94 Enos Rebecca 74 151 Enroughty Jamce 74 153 Enroughty Lynne 74 161 Eppes Thomas 37 125 Mary Ann 101 Mary 74 118 160 Beverly 74 143 Patr1c1a 37 127 144 Eubank B111 74 190 Eubank Elnzabeth 19 Eubank Nlcholas 37 141 169 174 Eubank Sahron 100 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' I 292 Our APPPCCIHTIOH THE ADVISERS FACULTY AND STUDENTS Miss Lowance you have devoted endless hours in helping us make our annual a success You were always right there working on the annual the night before each section went in You put up with the many problems which arose but as always you had them settled For everything you have done for us we say thank you from our hearts Miss Gray you have kept a close watch on our money and made sure we raised enough to put out this our most treasured annual Thank you for help ing us reach our goal Teach rs you have been most understanding You excused our many tardtes when picture taking did not go too smoothly Thank you for your patience and tolerance Members of the student body you have been most cooperative We thank you for posing for pictures and for being patient while re taking pictures This annual was made for you We hope it will hold many memories in years to come That was some 'ob' Thanks for your cooperation in typing last minute copy besides the other material You were wonderful THE PUBLISHERS Mr Stirling King your professional guidance has been invaluable We thank you and Whuttet and Shepperson for your assistance an the production of the I959 Monticello THE PHOTOGRAPHERS To Dementi Studio Lnsman Studio Whittaker Studio Richmond Times Dispatch Richmond News Leader and our school photographers we say thanks for a 'ob well done Without you our picture story would not exist THE ADVERTISERS Advertisers you have made our book financially possible We sincerely thank you for helping us say to our school Thou hast taught us how to ltve THE MONTICELLO LITERARY STAFF Ralston Lecky Editor in Chief Lynore Katz Copy Editor 29 O I I I I ' I I , , 1 1 ' ' e , ' . 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