Warwick High School - Warwick Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1948 volume:

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' R , 'Wi' . l Q one , ,... f- A... ' Alf - N --.E 4 , W ww -.. -m....,. --n- W h Quin-X Y -A. Contents gf Fa!! Division EDUCATIONAL ADVISORS . . FACULTY .... . A DAY AT WARWICKH . . FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE CLASS PICTURES .... FOOTBALL AND CHEERLEADERS HALLOWEEN FROLIC . OFFICE STAFF ..... HOME ECONOMICS CLASS . PAGES 8-9 PAGES 10-11 PAGES 12-13 PAGES 14-21 PAGES 22-27 PAGE 28 PAGE 29 PAGE 29 JFQII THE BOARD OF EDUCATION! Theirs is an important task, supervising education in Warwick County. They do it well. This group of civic- spirited people will long be remembered for two outstanding achievements: Fostering the bond issue that obtained three-quarters of a million dollars to improve educational facilities in Warwick County, and backing a drive that resulted in Warwick High School's having a thirty thousand dollar stadium. The members of the Board are, left to right: Mr. J. M. Dozier, Mrs. Harrison Walker, Mr. William Newell, Mr. T. Ryland Sanford, Mrs. Douglas Petty and Mr. W. J. Smith. Absent when picture was taken, Mr. W. S. Wood. MR. THOMAS MARTIN Director of Instruction in Warwick County i i SMILING AS THEY EXAMINE 11 report ward, are Prinvipul L. W. Anderson :ind Assistunt Prin- vipnl C. A. Davis. These two have run Wzirwivk High Svliool in am efhc-ient, smooth way-in :1 way whereby they have won the respevt of the student body and the wholeheurted coopemtion of the fzleulty. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the P. T. A. frm orgzinizzition with the sole purpose of improving :ind helping our school. This yexir it did much: Sponsoring the stadium drive, fostering the Hul- loween Froliv, and vontrihuting linzmves townrrl the piihlieutioii of Tm-1 VVARWICK. ff 'Sf ,X , .X ,N W CM 113.35 s+,'fgPgy:if. - QlaffHf5'1sS1f 1 iffgf f KQQWE x i: ? W Si' N R VAA,: ,.... Magis ' , ., sa Q E ff. sy v 4 wk wx ww af vw' . , 2 .m l . . 1.3. - 1. 15:2 - ' K N V ci 7 M Q ...... , wig MQW ag, f A - muff 'iff ,' I 5 :51 .. Ok w 442 . N Y- ff Q5 vb, X e i, b . 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Third Row: DORIS BRIDGICRS, TOMMY BRDWN, HIf:I.I4:N CAMPBIQLL, JERRY CAMPBIaI.I., BIEATRICE CARYER, DELORES CHAPMAN Fourth Row: WARREN CHAIINCEY, FLDRIQNCI4: CLAY, LDIIISIQ CI,Iz:vIIcNTs, JOYCE CDDR, CHARLQTTIQ DELAHAIE, WILMA1 DIELK Fifth Row: ANN IDIDLAKE, BIQITY DoI'GI,As, HA'I I'II4: PIQARI. IJLTNN, PHYLLIS EDWARDS, ROBER1' EDWARDS, PA'r'rY FAISDN 1 I x 2 f 1 5 W 'E f K f 3 r ww .,.,. 5 wx. MA fn . ,.,,.,3:,:.,,f.., x--:-,1 k 1+ 2 - Aw ,.,.,. mp Q is f ymhwlpq M f i 'mf , w '- is , . ,bfi Wm ww 1-1 4 me x - ..-' 'MQ 5 1 ' I fn? Q 3 I. X k I aw, 74:45 K lm .nf MZZP' fuk , . S' ff .. mu Q wifi ,, N? lg ,A.q 5? A 51, ff me wr? ...Kwik vf0'A3f?':g A wav sl A sophomore! Left In Kighl: First Row: DoNAI.D MCCOWN, VIRGINIA IXICBIAHON, HOWARD AIANNING, CHRISTINE IUASSIE, ELDRIDGE IXIARTIN, WAYNI1 KIOORE. 'Second Row: NIIRMAN IXIIIRGAN, JOYCE IXIORRIS, SARAII NIssI.Ev, JACKIE PACE, RICHARD PAPE, PEGGY PA'I I'oN. Third Row: PEGGI' PI'l'CHIf'0RIl, JIMMY PROVO, JEAN QUICK, IXIIII.I,v REED, HELEN RlEX'N1JI,IDS, CHARLES RIPLEY. Fourth Row: DIIRDTIIY RIJANE, RAVHDRN RDIIIIINS, WAYNE RIIBBINS, ADRIAN ROPER, BE'1 rv RDIINDTREIQ, WILMA SALMON FifLh Row: LETTII5 IXIAIE SAUNDERS, VIRGINIA SAVAGE, IDONALD SCHIIIY, RAI' SEELY, IECGENE SICWARD, SIIIRLEY S'I'API.I-Ls. tr' Q12 as Jiw 1 Qfoplzomorey Left to Right: First Row: PATRICIA S'rIaFIfIfY, EARLIQ STRPI-IENSON, IVORY TACKIETT, BETTY TATUM, ELIZABETII TAYLOR, LAINIAR 'I'IIoMPsnN Second Row: JACK TONKIN, BETTY TRUITT, MARY UNDERWQOD, Arwoon VASSAR, MARY VASSAR, BERTICI2 WAI.KlCR. Third Row: JANICE WILKINS, NANCY Woon, DONNA YODRR, JAY BERRYMAN, JERRY COLLINS, JAMES HERTZl.IiR. Fourth Row: Josm-II HERTZLER, KEITH IUELTON, WALLY SCHAEFER, WII,I.IAM SCHAEFIER, HAZEL TOPPING. vt! HEAD FOOTBALL COACH, Bill O'Hara, stands between his vo-vaptains, Charlie Bonnett and Neff Matthews. Bonnett Q46l was the driving fullback and Matthews USD was a stellar end. The '47 grid season ulrew the vurtain on these boys' brilliant careers. Both ended the season in a blaze of glory as they starred in the Chnrvhlanrl fray, the last contest of the season, won by Warwick, Sl-0. Clmklacs BONNIiT'I'?ThC driving fullbark and vo-vaptain of the team. The main spring of the farmers' attavk. f SSLOVHR GQXRNIER-'A fighting guard who has, in the future, two more seasons of first string not all. Doro PICTI'Yi'Qll1lI'tC1'bill'k, slivk ball handler, ziwurate passer. NEFF NIA'l I'IlIiYVSiC0-i'ZlIJtZliH of the team, Hashy end. BILL VAUuHNfFleet-footcd halfbavk, TUMMY BoNNl4:T'l'-'fRough, tough, heavy lineman. Stalwart of thc forxvard wall. Coknm RonlslNs--Speedy halfbavk climaxed season with a 100-yard sprint to si-orc. TOMMY BATKINS-Acc trackman converted into a star suatback. FRANCIS ALLEN-Good bull player, second string center. COURTNEY HOWELL-The Mole, noted for his bone-crushing tackles. BILL HOLLAND1RUgg8d center, Warwick's best defensive player. HARVEY HUDGINS-Guard who turned in stellar performances in the line. EUGENE DEUELL-Scrappy second string guard. T. T. PALMER-Heaviest man on the team, ace tackle. BILLY HICKS-Sticky-fingered end, high scorer of the team. CLIFTON DLTNN-'AIWZIYS there, a sure stop sign. WALTER WILDMAN-F8St halfbuck, scrappy ball player. Ll-:WIS STONE-Talented quzirterback, noted for his valuable tackling as safety man WITH A NICE BIG SMILE for the camera and always :1 great big yell for the team-the cheerleaders. This energetic group of girls practiced much, mastering the catchy yells and routines that spurred the Farmers on to victory. They ure, Left to Right, First Row: Phyllis Rowland, jean Johnston, jean Brown, Nancy Slack, Dot Wilson, Mary Worthington. Sevond row: Adrian Roper, Gloria Utley, Elsie Nelms, Nancy Moore, Barbara Williams :md janet Edington. A PACKED STADIUM WITNESSES Clifton Dunn 1441, Warwick tackle, move in to stop the Newport News ball vzirrier, Robert Gray, who has pivked up ten yards. Neff Matthews C131 is taken out of the play as Tommy Bonnett C473 :md Glover Garner C321 race up to assist Dunn with the tm-kle. THE GIRLS BEHIND THE WARWICKMEN- the cheerleaders. Here they are seen shouting encouragement to the team during the New- port News fray. THE CAPTAINS ARE OUT in thc vvntcr of the iichl awaiting the toss uf thc Hain. Tho gamma- is about ln begin. VV:1rwin'k mutccl l'urtlm'k in the fruy, 83-0, umier thc lights of thc Appren- livc Fin-hi un il cirizzly Uvirrbcr cvc. HALFBACK BILL VAUGHN cludcsu wuuld- hc luvklcr in thc upuning momn-nts of za gnmc bc- twvcn Wzlrwivk :md New- port, News High Ss-lmuols wllivll inxmgumlcs zz grid 1'iv11h'y that is cxpcvtc-ri lu 4-rmtinm' through thu yvurs. Nvff Mznttlwws tukcs u Typlmuam out uf thc play :as Clmrlcs Bun- nclt HSD l'1ll'CSt0XX'1lI'll thc vvnicr of lll'liOl1, New- port News rcliccl upon mlrlswccpszmmlan:uw-llrzrtc passing utlnvk to bent llw Farmers, Z6-U, on an 4-mul, rlonr Saturday uftcr- umm in Uvtnlmcr. NO, IT ISN'T Il comic' strip come to life, it's just the Winners :xt the Halloween vosturne dance: Sitting Bull QF:1ye Crossleyj, Minnie Hu Hu Qjoyee Burgerj, Lil' Abner CTommy Parrj and Daisy Mae CM:1ry DeGinderl. BING CROSBY AND THE ANDREWS SIS- TERS? just what are they doing in THE WAR- NVICK? Coritha Ragland, as Bing, and Neff Nlut- thews, Tommy Butkins and Eddie Pace as the Talented Trio, winners of the home-room stunts on Halloween night, were so good they were later asked to perform for the Warwick Rotary Club. THIS IS THE OFFICE STAFF. It is undcr the supervision of thc Prin- i'ip:il's scvrctury, Mrs. liill, zmil thc bookkccpcr, Miss Giunutti. The other ollivc workers :irc stuclcnts who rcvcivc vailimblc training in see-rctzirizil wurk :is thc re-ward for thvir tnils. l w 1 ' l I l i ' ,.'f, i ' ' .ia f'NA . cgi Qf .im M55 ,gigs usual rw , 1 -. 'fly is THESE GIRLS MUST BELIEVE that thv quivk- 1-st wziy to xi m:m's heart, is tliroiigli his stmiizivli. At :my rate- they :irc rliligvlitly milking like limisc-wives in thc homo or-mimuivs dcpxirlmcnt. Nmitiiiv Brown is Illllvli- ing il jzir nf beams from xi prcssurc vnolccr whilc lluris lluwi-ll :uljusts il lid on :i jar. Doris -loncs :incl Mzirgic VVinclh:im apply their txilcnt to clishwusliiiig. Coiifemlv gf PWMIW Division S. C. A. OFFICERS AND CONGRESS . . PAGES 32-33 WARWICK STAFF . . . SPON GE STAFF . CHRISTMAS DANCE . RADIO PROGRAM ..... ART AND DRAMATIC CLASSES GIRLS' AND BOYS' BASKETBALL LATIN AND SPANISH CLUBS . CONSUMERS' CLUB . FREEDOM TRAIN ..... INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CLASS GIFTS AND FUNDS COMMITTEE SENIOR CLASS WHO'S WHO PAGES 34-35 PAGE 36 PAGE 37 PAGE 38 PAGE 39 PAGES 40-43 PAGE 44 PAGE 45 PAGE 45 PAGE 46 PAGE 46 PAGE 47 fwintur HARVEY HUDGINS Douc. PETTY CAROL ANN FoRREsT First Vice President President Second Vice President MR. MOONEY Sponsor STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION The Student Cooperative Association CS. C. AJ has well established itself at Warwick and is here to stay. Each home room sends one student to the S. C. A. Congress which meets several times monthly. The ofhcers are Seniors. Douglas Petty is the most able president, Harvey Hudgins the vice presidentg Carol Ann Forrest the second vice president, Elsie Nelms the secretary and treasurer, and Dave Tinnin the reporter. The S. C. A. works with Mr. Anderson and the faculty to promote a closer cooperation between teacher and student, and to see that we have well-rounded social lives at Warwick. This year the S. C. A. sponsored four major dances. They were Halloween, Christmas, Farmers' Day and junior-Senior Prom dances. In addition to this they sponsor a juke-box dance monthly. These are backed enthusiastically by many students. JI X 'gm THE HOME-ROOM PRESIDENTS Czilpliulictivnlly listcdjz john Amlnms, Ann Allen, Emlwurcl Clizniiivvy, Wnrrvn Cliniiiivcy, Clifton Dunn, Phyllis Eilwztrcls, Kenneth Fox, Glover Garner, -Iozm Genldy, Betty llnvkzulzly, Mnlc llowvll, Gziylccn Knight, Jimmy lX'Iznnn, Christina Mztssic, jenn lhlzrttlivvvs, Noll Mzittlicxvs, Tommy Pnrr, .Iuyvv Phillips, Aflrizm Roper, Mary Smith, .loc Snow, Emma Lou Wilkins. They moot hero in S. C. A, Congrvss in lu-:ir rt-ports rin thc vuriorl :mil t'l1ZlllCI'lQl1lg stuclcnt nvtivitics whivh thcy sponsor. lnscrt: Elsic Nclms, svvrctnryg Tuinniy Bminc-tt, troxisnrcrg llnvc Tinnin, reporter. l The Wa1'wz'ck One afternoon in September a group of stu- dents, mostly Seniors, met with Mrs. Geddy in room seven. These aspirants faced the difficult, but strangely enough, enjoyable task of publishing a yearbook-a yearbook worthy of following the '47 issue that was rated distinguished in state compe- tition. At first confusion reigned. Everyone had a different idea. The theme for the book could not be decided ony the staff had to be chosen. Out of the turmoil emerged the championsg Kathleen Smith took over the reigns as Editor-in-Chiefg john Adams, Paul Givens, Frank Andrews, Judy Flaxington, Dave Tinnin and Jean Walls showed promise of rounding into a fine editorial staff. The theme was now all that lacked. Someone stumbled 2 onto the bright idea of ignoring a theme and all con- ventional standards and going radical-radical to the KATHLEEN SMITH extent of printing the book in chronological order. EdU0 m'ChWf The staff sprang at the idea and the work began in earnest. Many contributed to THE WARWICKQ among them, jack Carver and Freda Heflin, business mana- gers. Many an ad seller's shoes are a little more Worn today for his trotting about selling space. fSee Page 95.1 Publishing a yearbook was a job. Many an hour was spent in our cellar, the staff room. Many a typewriter clickedg many a pencil drewg many a pen slid across the paper. It was a unified effort of many, led by few, that caused this WARWICK to be printed. PAUL GIVENS FRANK ANDREWS JOHN ADAMs JEAN WALLS Winter Co-Editors Fall Editor Spring Editor f ' xii' J, -au. '-12:55 X 4 N QQNWWMN THE NEWSPAPER STAFF busily edits the Spnngz' in the staff room of Wztrxviczk High. Although publishing a svhool paper is hard work, it is fun, too. The Sponge absorbs everything of interest and is a bi-monthly delight to all students. Seated around the table Cleft to right, are: Peggy Hall, Exchange Editor and Typist: Betty Rogers, Co-Editor-in-Chiefg Mary Helen Smith, News Editor. Standing: janet Edington, Feature Editor, Harold Pierce, Assistant Business Managerg Billy Hicks, Sports Editor, Neff Matthews. Co-Editor-in-Chief. Nicifif MA'r'riucws MR. BIOONEY BETTY ROGERS Co-Editor Sponsor Co-Editor Rlldlb EVERY SATURDAY AT 1:15 P. M. VVarwii'lc High is on the air through thi' voiirtesy of the Bank ot' VVarwii'k. Hcrv art' thc' persorialitics lmcliiiirl thc voivcsz The spiritorl, nlynamii' voivc saying, This is VVarwii'lq High on tht- Air was a traclc-mark of thc' programs this year. That plcasant-simiiiiiling voivu was thc property of Dave- 'lliimiii Quppcr ln-ftj, clirci-tor :tml svript writcr. Next oii thc program was thc smooth, tenor voire of ,lohii Ailams, thc assis- tant clirovtor l1IIlfJL'1'I'l5flllJ.'lll1Cl-Cllllllllll' voivc, strivtly Virginian with its slow, clc-liberate delivery, was that ot' Elsin- Nclms Clowcrli-ftl, a regular on thc- program. The girls tiirnisliiiig thc vovals wcrc Amiis lXli-Alcxamlcr ami NN! Aloaiiiic Boavlihoartl Qlowcrriglit, iii that ortlvrj. 'l'liclmaiiiI, glt'O4'l1llJS,1l!ltl othvr vliihs were also tl-zitiiixwl. SPANISH CLUB PRESENTS a l,1ll1-AITICTll'1t11 Day program. Left to Right, First Row: Aim Loving, Friiiilq 1Xiicli'a-ws, Rohr-rt Diggs. Scvoiicl Row: Lois Yoder, ,lean Brown, Pat Spear, Normz1l.ecOhCr, Dolores Dwyer, Helen Davis, Davc Timiiii, Thiril Row: Corbin Robins, Norman Millar, Troy Palmer, Eddie Trexler, Priff Proffitt. ASPIRING YOU ARTISTS1w1111p:11'vilu'l'1'1111N111 1110114 l:1l111 , 1 , II11' l:1x'111'1I1- 1-11111x1'x :1l H1111 l.1'l1 lu R13gl1I :11'1': Rum' 11142111111-1', NI:11'x R111l1 H1111-N, MRS. JULIA BATTE CORTS ilu' 1l1':1111:1I11's 111155, lwiwm, 11111 lr11'11l ll11':1l4'1' 111 X1-1' I71:111:1 l3:11'1'x'111w1'1' 111 1111111 nf l.f1rr111m'. l,1-it l11R1gI11, l'lI'Nl Run: Nlilliv Sims, C'1111lI11 li:11Ql111111, Uxx'1'11 XY:1 Il1ll, 131111 WH-1111. 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L iii? 4 'S T 'gf 'Q mv. : : ' 15 Q , .,-- THIS YEAR, THE FARMERETTES plzxyvwl 11 ilifficult sclieslule :mil Curnpilerl an iinprcssivc list of Victurius. Tu Miss l'in'tin:iro. tliu Qfvzicli. inucli wlit if vluc lui' lwr uffurlw in lxuililing ii lint- tvzun. The- team members are, Left tu Right, First Rmv: Paige Lucy, Evclyn Burns, Betty lrtlin unml l we-nn Wxilli-r, St-t-limi linw: llcggy Appli-um, Christina Mussie, Co-Captainsg Barbara Vl'illiuins and Evelyn Allen, Doris Rivlizmlsun, Glnrizi Utlcy mil Nnrilm ,Ivan Fi-rrcll. 'l'lnr-l Rnw: Assistant lX11m:xgcr,lu Ann Brewer. Frances Chapinzin, Put Altwvgg, Elsit- Nclins, Lois Erlwzmls, Riitli Mt-lm-r, lnm It nm l' mn-lu Rvginzi l'i,rtin1u-in :intl Aasistzxnt Mzuicxgui' Dfxttit- Ruznnc-. Absent when picture wan tukcn were Butty Hut'kmiuy1unl ltlxumgcx' .,.t 1llllli'i'vvS W W W W W W W W W XX' , -i nnllv. SCI Hi ES KISUYNI ILXXKP. l li XI.l. Nlllllllfxj xi'xx'ia'k irwick irwivk xrwiclc ii'wn'l-Q irwirli xrwivk ii'w1i'lc irwivlx 1 irwirk, W xrwirk XY irwivk W ir'w1i'k Wzli'nn'k ll' llwxxvlc .47 l'uqiirv44nx ... . ,Eh Uvvuim . . SX l'wrtl--ck ,... -30 C'lxnr'cl1lznncl .H Mnttlww Ylflxznluy. .ll Kvinpsvillc .,., 35 Suutli Nnrfnlk . .54 C'r1nlu4'k. . 17 Sulfullc , ullxlh l1.XNKl'lH.Xl.l. S1'URl',Nl .14 lhvrlimsmi. .. 10 Prxrtluuk ... .ll Kciilpsvilli' . ,Z0 Smith Nuff-ilk .. JU Cirmlumck IK Sntlnlli Zh 24 24 Z0 .35 IX Z7 lo 24 .K Z0 IU ZW IT .ZX COACH REGINA PORTINARO confers with lu-1' iw-vxiptuiin-2, livi-lyn Allcn :incl liznrluxm Williaunw 'E v L ,ae-' -J I 4 STAR lhams mgu elqn DUNS hi K' my 5 5 gg, PREPAR: ' Chrisfin -Qi -I 8' THESE GAY SE- NORES and Senoritas are members of the Span- isli Club, made up of members of the Spanish 1-lasses. Beiltting such a elub, its motto is Laz0s mas estreehos entre las Americas fBetter re- lations between the Amerieasj. Miss Sliavkle- ford, the sponsor, started the interesting hobby of writing letters to our southern neighbors. THIS ISN'T A SCENE from old Rome, as the tirst glanee might indi- cate. It's just the first and seeond year Latin students presenting a mot-k Latin wedding. The Latin Club is sponsored by Mrs. Holben and is composed of members of both first and sevond year classes. 31,-.fA CLASSES AT WARWICK flu nm :mlxvuys may lu-1 gm-my llmr mulls. .-Xlmfwc. thu QiU11SllllN'I' Iluying Claw lnm1'1lf :e M-!uwl lm, Illvllllll tm ilu lixmlx wi XX:11xx1vL. Iivlmx, 1l14'51w1:1I 5l'IK'1ll'L'flIiNSl'AI11lY1l vml lu llw I'1'c'wlrn11 IITHII Ill IQIVIIIIIUINI. Sl11wlm'11ls' vnllu1:Nm1n nw11m1.1r11lwm'11by lxxwm-willhm1l'mxX':11Il11gl11l1m'. 'lxluw' n'l:LsM's:lls1v vnsil l1H'l'UllIllj'g14Nl'l41lIIl1'!1l Yllllllllllgkx nn llmltwn, ilu- fz1'!1k'l'.l1 .'xNNl'lI1IDIj' 111 RIVIIIIIHIUI,1L11Ilfx4VI1lIlilLI XYilIi111Nwlm1'g. -L, 'A'n ' T3 ,,, ,NIH llA'Ilf,N, LQ!! lu Nfglzf, fmt ,Imax libel vuvwull, HII.I. uvHl.I4l.I-,X, -Irwux 514:11 I'RRfKl.K'XN, 'Hem I,,Xl,5lI-R, I1HN.XI,Ill5ll'KI4X5HX, KI1'.kl,14, f1.XXll',. -S A5524 f 22-2 913 iiwfwf , I N W, dy P. X6 . N .WJ .. , X V x..L ' ,X .Y V1 QB ,N A ,N A Wifi ? .J is -.f -Q53 2? I i 1 pf . .3 si' ,E V N! K , LY 'YC ,SUCCESS hffQpx'?'faf5K AHMGQMS Q Contents gf Spring Division SCIENCE AND CHEMISTRY CLUB I COMMERCIAL CLASSES LIBRARY ASSISTANTS . SAFETY 'CAMPAIGN ..,. REMEMBRANCE COMMITTEE . MAY COURT . . . . , MAY QUEEN . GLEE CLUBS . BAND ...... STATIONERY STORE . CLINIC ..... TRACK AND BASEBALL PHYSICAL EDUCATION . PROM DATE ..... . . . JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASS PICTURES JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ..... SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND RING COMMITTEE . OUTSTANDING SENIORS . FINIS ....... PAGE 50 PAGE 51 PAGE 52 PAGE 53 PAGE 53 PAGE 54 PAGE 90 PAGE 55 PAGES 56-57 PAGE 58 PAGE 58 PAGE 59 PAGES 60-61 PAGES 62-63 PAGES 64-87 PAGE 69 PAGE 88 PAGES 89-93 PAGE 94 4... W - Spring INTERESTED CHEMISTRY STU- DENTS make nitrie avicl in a si 14'm' essful experiment. None of these 4':1 liable students, like VVilly of the rhyme, mistakes H20 for H251 14. They arc, Left to Right: Bill Vaughn, Miriam White, Betty Cross- man, Walter Wildman, Mole Howell, June jones and Eugene Duell. THE MEMBERS OF THE Seienee Club have many interesting and enjoyable exper- ienves together. In this pieture the main interest of a few of its members is a ehart of the heavens. View- ing it with apparent interest are Mrs. Shu- mate, sponsorg Leon Blanton, Pat Faison, Franklin Carver and Leo Priee. HERE'S A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW of the so m'c11 ul-your typists who will play :1 vital part in the future lm:-zincss wnrlcl. THE SHORTHAND CLUB look on with amtivipzilion :ls they lvurn rnrrrv uhmit intcrvicwiug. ,rf ANY ONE WHO EVER visited the VVarwivk High Li- brary is sure to have notived several attrac- tivc girls managing the incoming and outgoing hooks. These girls usually devote their free time to the care of thc library and have been of great servive to the regular librarian, Mrs. Price. A few of them pit-tured above are, Left to Right: jean Umphlet, Marie Clintsman, Lois Edwards, Gladys Bap- tist, Pat Spears and Betty Lou Tatum. THESE GIRLS A R E K E P T busy every morning arf ranging Ilowers and straightening a class- room. They are, Left to Right: Betty jane Crossman, Peggy Hall, and Miriam White. D U R I N G T H E MONTH OF NO- VEMBER the senior government elnsses sponsored Il safety vzempaign. Posters were inzule, :in :xs- semhly program wus put on, :md prizes were given. This bul- letin board was ercet- ed by .Indy Flnxing- ton, .lean Brown :md Mnnriee Tonkin. K L . 1- is ' RE 'I , K . if W . We ' twltfi ' 1 my X' A ' W ,, time W' . fc dwg! ., I ,r. YOU ROHD HU ,vi THE REMEM- BRANCE COMMIT- TEE is always on the joh sending cards to members of the faculty :md student body who :ire ill or have had :L deuth in the family. The members of this eommittee ure, Left to Right: Christina Massie, Mrs. MePh:iil, Wilma Salmon :mil Peggy Appleton. THIS IS THE MAY QUEEN and her court. To be a member of the court is a girl's fondest dream. And on a sunny day in flowery May, the dreams of ten girls come true, as they are feted in the annual May Day festivals at Warwick High School. The beauties are, Left to Right, First Row: Betty Islin, Helen White, Maid of Honor, Gloria Utley. Second Row: Janet Edington, Elsie Mitchell, Juanita Smith, Elsie Nelms, Queen of May, Nancy Jo Slack, Mary Frances DeGinder and Doris jones. X ff 5 Qi ' 3 4' ,,, af z , ii , ' .Q k ff 'W ,ff 33 , 'V - r if , N ii jg. sr E V vga I ,S 3 if 5 25 gi F N , f 9 4- 4- 4 .sg fag' are 55 9 45 dl- Q. -wi -lv 41' 1 . ' . -ff as 3 'if 3 xi iff 5 ww as. Ab -av Wg, E 5 62' E 3 ,uf K, .,, is v 15' A 'Rn if THE ONE-HUN- DRED-PIECE War- wick High Band has brought fame to the school this year. They have given concerts, performed :it football games, :md partici- pated in the zmnuul Yule-Tide Parade - to mention only zi few of their rwcomplish- ments Csee directory, in back of book, for nlphziheticzil list of hzmd membersl. nv .4 . 1. X 'N W S .471 -wi ff ,AF A -'V 14' ,171 XJSWSQ' 0 fer .gf we . Q.. 1 1 'X J 1 L? THE ALL-STATE BAND 1111411 itll 1111111111 111111 XV111'w11'1 1'1'11 111110 1111i x'1 11' '111I4' 1111'1'x' W1111111' ll't', 1,9141 111 Ri1'111 ry sl Row: 145111111 C':11'11'11, l'111'1l1'1:1 1i:13g1:11111, 134-111 111111 11111 111 111111111 11 I 5111111 N1 111111 R 11 13111 N111111 H1111 -.x , .U Y . . x f1s1111, A1Ill'X' 15111111 fX1111'111111:1111, H1111' Wv1Q , . . . I . '1' 11'f 1L'11 x.1 -...xx PICTURED HERE :ire Marjorie Didlzike and Noi-main VzmDerVeer purc-haising vital necessities for school, suvh :is penrils, paper, and erusers. The stationery store, sponsored by Miss Thomus's home room, wus :it- tended by Montine Brown :ind Doris North ut the time of the pivture and has proved ai real service to the stu- dent body. BILLY HOLLAND IS EXPERTLY bandaged by Mrs. Kramer, the school nurse, who presides in the clinic und administers to minor ailments. In the background is Kathleen Smith who seems to be ditching up on forty winks. -r - A ,i STAR CATCHER AND APTAIN of the lmasehall fam, Carl Parker, gets a 'w pointers on how to peg 1 sevoncl from eoavh Bill Vllara. Seven lettermen 'om the '47 ehampionship -am return to form the ueleus of a hall eluh that ill oppose Class A nines iis year. TRACK COACH, BILL FORMICHELLI, explains the lay-out of the einder oval that will he laid in the new Slllllllllll to the eo- eaptains of the traek team, Tommy Batkins and Nell' Matthews. The '48 team is the tirst athletic' organization from Warwiek to enter Group I eompetition. With the re- turn of nine lettermen from last year's ehampionship team, the tliin-elacls should do well with the A teams. L,zN,,w M -Ex. X Q , 'S' ' .. 'QSM 4 af ..,, E in x if s? SSN fm W, Wax fb X fi v ? A 3211,-H . Hg., Y I , X Q E' . QQ l fig.: :fi if ' 5 '?5giQ iii?- - 3:-its ., I.: .bil ., . iii ..., ,.., . . if In 11.4 . am, fb, 2, me if 4 5 M 24 Nw msn' W .2-2 ---- .z .... . jf , 5? ,,4.Xe4, is HEX, WW KQAQAQS eases? iw, fm G 122 3 Q 1, gg N ,1 gg,-Qi L Mr 3,2 sh :M qu, X253 Q zmzbrs left to Right: First Row: EVA ADAMS, REX ADAMS, BEN AKERS, PAT ALTWEGG, ROBER'f ATKINS. Second Row: LTQROY AVINGER, GLADYS BAPTIST, JOYCE BARGER, LUCY BEASELY, NANCY BLoxoM. Third Row: BERTHA BRENNEMAN, VIRGINIA BRIJWN, IXIARGARET BRUNK, BILLY BRIISHWUIID, EVELYN BURNS. Fourth Row: DORQTIIY BURCHER, SUE CABE, CARRIE CALL, EVA CARTER, BOBBY CASSIDY. Fifth Row: JOYCE CLARK, SHIRLEY COLLIER, NANCY CONWAY, RITA COOK, COLEEN CRAIG. f9'fQ,,f:Q0pQ UMWIM - . v ,-,v,- . fx s gl Z! l07'fJ' Ld! fo Rllfllff First Row: I5ImwIx CRIcIf:CII, MAI:csI'If:RI'I'Ic CROSSIZN, C,x'I'IIIekINIc CUII'I'Is, JIMMY Cl'R'1'IS, jo IJAVIICS. Second Row: FRICIJ DAVIS, HIcI.If:N DAVIS, KENNIQTH DELAPPIE, LOIs DICKEY, CoI.I,If:IfN DII.I,v. Third Row: EI'I.,x Dvxx, IJOLORIES Dwvrzu, WAI.'I'I':R EARI., VIoI,A EI,I,Io'r, NURMA l5NImI.If:R. Fourth Row: MIIIII' FI-:IuaI'suN, 'IRIIIIIIII' FI'IRRl'Ili, 0I.sIcN FIIaI,IIs, GIQNI-3 FI.nwIaks, PATRICIA FORI'I'l'lCll. Fifth Row: NIIRMA Fos'I'I-:Iz, BI'msII-3 Fox, J.-INII: Fkosr, GmvIf:II GARNI-zk, S,xI.I.I' IIAMII.'mN. 'dev Nnvn un Q, gm Ah lrkxl mum NQed R.I.- unzbm' Lnjfl lv High!! First Row: RUIHiR'l' HAIIOHTON, BILLY HILL, FAITH HILL, KENWOOII HILL, PAIILA HILL. Sec-ond Row: IXIARTY HIZA, FRED HOIJGE, JEAN HOPKINS, TERRY HUDSON, BILLY HVDSON. 'l'l1iI-d Row: BOBBY HLJRIJ, BETTY ISLIN, CURTIS JOHNSON, JEAN JOHNSTON, DORIS JONES. Fourth Row: JUNE JONES, CLARA MAE JOY, BETTY KlTI'fEMS, 'FANIS LASCOLA, MARGARET LAWTON. Fifth Row: WALTER LOWE, ELLIOT NIABE, MILDREI1 NIACHAMED, LIICILLE IXIANNING, CAREY KIARTIN. Zl7Zl07'.f Lzjff lu Kfglllf First Row! Im AI.uz'r1N, Snlkucx' M.xR'1'IN, MACK NIATHESON, ANN!-1 NICCQY, CATIIIQRINI lXlCIJOVVlil.l,. Scvond Row: PA'rR1CI,x IXICVICA, jrma NIILLS, NANCY NI1'rCHm.1., Goumm MoN'1'uuM1cRx' I5l'cslcN1f: NAUMANN. Third Row: Blu, Nrawlau., IJOROTHY NICE, SA1,l.x' Nl'T'l'Al.I., NQRMA Oman, ANN Uuurkx. Fm1rthRow: Blcx'lckm' Uv:-zkmfxx, IfI,'l'0N PARK1-ik, M.-xkx' PARKI-zk, jrmrv I7lC'l l'Y, l.u.l.lArx Pul1,1.n's. Fifth Row: Bl-1'1 l'v PIIQRCI-i, II.-xRnI.lm PII-IRCIC, Lois Pufkrr-1, Nlllcla I'l1..xNn, ALVIN Rmss. zmzbrf Lejl to Right: First Row: SHIRLIQY RI5x'NoI.Ds, CELORIA RHINESMITH, CORBIN ROBBINS, ANNE RKFBINSIIN, LOUISE SCHoI.z. Second Row: ,IUHN SCHUERMANN, KAY SHIELDS, ARCHII5 SMITH, JACKIE SMITH, MARTHA SMITH. Third Row: Rl.-XRY SMITH, Ima SNOW, J. T. SOWELI., PAT SPEAR, MARY STIQRLING. Fourth Row: SUI-1 STROVII, 1Xlll.I.IIi SIIMMS, BIl.1.v SWAIN, LIQONA 'lxINKER, CATHIQRINIQ TREXLIQR. Fifth Row: ROSIQMARV 'lxRu'r'1'I-:R, WILLIAM 'l'I'RNIcR, RIIIIIQRT VV,-XI.'l'lERS, AI,1.IcN WATSIIN, LA VERNIA: WEIIII. I Lan I 441 25 list Rim X Wx IIR WIIIJNIKN Bun Wnmixsuw Aww Wunm Cu,xki.1-is ufmd Ron IJ RIS Wmm Bum Wuolmui N Nm Wmunwc nm N Yvlllll-IR, T H E ,I U N I O R CLASS OFFICERS have the large re- sponsibility of raising the funds to ilnunve the J u n ior-Senior Prom and Banquet, an event which will long be re- membered tlirough the years. They ure, Lefi to Right Glover Garner, Betty lslin, Mary Helen Smith, amd Tommy Ferrec. ,Avi ,,,,..f '4H f Wm J in m, mf-am, ,ww 'N X, A4 fn 'WW +W Q xm. xy. f,,.Q Vw x Q x V' 'XX 't i Q A Q, My-f -N x V' My-.K v x-MX K we g f 0 M f vw f ,W .f ' V x x I ,ywxn F M W wfxllvfgw BENQ x . Nw V -Q. 44' ff 14 Q in ..,..,, A V. MWJJJ A 1 1 v sf Q N f f .,.. N 9-of' MMM A ff J-M. 2 2 W U, fi Q- 'M Vx ,f W'x,N jxiT2aPi'l'f' ' if any Q.-1-NYM-' . we-,,,W.i IQ L ,raw mi A- 5 az. , W x l LJ M QNMK. X f, , xx . -we- 1. 5 , , .5 2 A 9 ' 32 X 1 4 ,L ,X X .-wings A A Q .,. l , A gar . asv ' 4 1 1 2 ' WN wx X .E wma Q11 Q I 'af ws' .1-i. Y ,ri . ,g , wg Mkw V A ...,., , f, 'M . 4 ' im: 1 ff L ,iw 'ily' 4 f QL f 541,59 mg 'Nw N N ,W ,, W, x. ,M M ,. ' 1 , A fw wp. i w? f 139132 M, if ',,fa5, :VV . xhv' Tkg fa Agggw me . ::- A , , +14 A .sS'w54e,faP,f,,, ngffjw f-,jim Y ,f 1 La N , 1 if j 'Yu,f,11g'gigj?.,f 4, gi . Cx, nmprgglg ,7 ,Q K A xl -- N 'K ,QV 4 if M V :if ' W -L5 we I K is izfymv -1 ' 1:'.. w 3. -,ggi . wi. ff . Lf-1 2-5'IZ'Er 'X ,J L 15 Q. K. '59 A 1, ii? . sg. ,ig RELUCTANT, THOUGH PROUD, the Senior Class ollivers try on their Cups and gowns. They ure, Left to Right: Carol Ann Forest, Nita Smith, Neff Matthews, z1ndChz1rles Bonnett. THE SENIOR RING COMMIT- TEE is zz vupzible group. They are keeping records of the kind of ring, size :und money for euvh pCI'SOl1. They ure, Left to Right: Elsie Mitvhell, Miss Mivhie, Erma Moore, Joanne Bezxclibourd, Nita Smith, Nell Matthews and Kathleen Smith. ,,,,:,, . f '90 3537 0 :ik-wig fwwwqsaff Y w QA Q- was . 'ki' . . 7512 . . ... , , . 40355 f ' 255. L ' H +313 '. -,X xglvg, g . ff UFAREWELL OLD UNIFORM. Y1m'x'L' w1'x'wl mc wall. Nuslxllgm ls!'s'lll'n'I1-ll ill ilu' vw-s ull Xvll' Nlznlilwwf, 1 lu xu-wx llu' luwtlrzlll lugs llmt lu' lxxls XYUl'll tll1'm13jl1 llm-1-llmllmll wrlsfnls swlslnxsrxll-xl'i1c111m'11I :lull fzum' 1 uln1xul'xl4lf11x lull :lull ll 'l'l11fmgNl111 lll Ymtl' ll mx lsmlmul ilu lull x lulu llvlm llll mx Ilu ell wuml lllnlmll 1 11 lu 1 S 1 1 1.'I, 1' -143 '-1 -'-4 1 Q' 'll 1' :ln l lf .-X. 111-sinlc-111. l Y E THIS IS THE QUEEN OF MAY, Elsie Nelms-Elsie of the twinkling eyes and smiling fave, the S. C. A. secre- tary, the talented artist, the cheerleader. Hers has been a brilliant high school career. By Combining a vharming personality with many talents, she has done muc-h and reveived many honors. But honors have not turned her head. She's still just pretty Elsie of the twinkling eyes and smiling face. f Q 1? ,wt when .us . .V oe., te, ..,,,,.m,,B,xk W WM VM My , ,gjwfgizrry Mi 'vw 'V 1 . 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J 1 nys., .Gifs ' 'l!,...au FRANK ANDREWS-HIGHLY INTELLIGENTQ recipient of those vovcted high gradesg a whirlwind of vitality when aroused: an ace amateur vameraman. His outstanding abilities and determination make him one who is relied on to clo many tasks: WARWICK editor, Spanish Club president, st-hool pllotographer. And hecloes them all well. w Sa' A' if M . f 4 . f nf, ,...4' if I ' ,-' . , ,Ok lr 4.1 Q rf' M491 I 95 A - t I M.,,,-,I 4' ' ,..+', . Q Wu, IVF:- '7 -f, , . 5 D. ,f f f if A 4 'r Z - f RSO x DAVE TINNIN lius pmircrl liis vmisiclcrulilc ziliilitics into suvli zivtivities :is Lruvk, radio progruni, the Spongr' Vlllili WARWICK. This nizmy-siclccl young mam is likely to play tlievoniedixm in zl liilamoiis skit, one day, the next clay to vlizitripirnl eloquently zu serious :md fm'-the-moment unpopular VZIUSC. 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Scorr, Proprietor PHONE 6-1674 2413 Jefferson Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA DUNCAN 8: DALE Appliances, Inc. KELVI N ATOR REFRIGERATION FOR HOME AND BUSINESS Q RANGES Q RADIOS Q WASHERS Q HEATERS Make Yourself at Home in Our Record Department 3400 Virginia Avenue PHONE 2-2011 f105QI FOR FLOWERS AT THEIR BEST-CALL Mitchell Florist PHONE 2-1891 510 Warwick Road HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA Not Just Flowers . . .Ours Congratulations from Leggett's Department Stores 3209-11 Washington Avenue 24-27-29 West Queen Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 11061 BURKHOLDER DAIRY DENBIGH, VIRGINIA PHONE NEWPORT NEWS-2-7422 GULUEN GUEHNSEY NIIL Branch Offices NEWPORT NEWS 7007 Huntington Avenue 1819 Wickham Avenue PHONE 2-3998 PHONE 2-1046 I HAMPTON 109 Elizabeth Road PHONE 7110 l107I LAWRENCE BARBER SHOP 3210 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 925 We Give the People Our Best and We Receive the Best from Them Compliments ay' H. C. RIPLEY GENERAL MERCHANDISE DENBIGII, VIRGINIA Compliments of NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY BOTTLERS OF Royal Crown Cola, Nehi Orange and Grape 2615 Huntington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of Compliments of PENINSULAR FLOOR BOWERS ESSO COVERING COMPANY SERVICE STATION IIOSI Compliments of THE SPORT CENTER Compliments of HELMER FEED COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS OF PURINA CHOWS 3114 jefferson Avenue DIAL 2-5062 . COLLEGE OF Compliments of HAMPTON ROADS GENERAL BAKING School of COMPANY BAKERS OF BOND BREAD Compliments of K 8z M TOURIST COURT 626 Jefferson Avenue Extension NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Business Administration COLLEGE TRAINED FACULTY SUPERIOR TRAINING FOR SELECTED STUDENTS Day and Evening Classes OPEN ALL YEAR Low TUITION . . . HIGH STANDARD Graduates Placed Free 3112 West Avenue PHONE 2-1811 MILLER CLEANERS Particular Work for Particular People 218 Twenty-Seventh Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA THE MUTUAL HOME AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION A Savings and Loan Institution Serving the Peninsula Since 1896 210 Thirtieth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 11091 There is a Ford in Your Future CURTIS MOTOR CO. LEE HALL, VIRGINIA Compliments of BILL BONSOR PHOTOGRAPHER MAHANES 8z CARNEAL GROCERIES MEATS - PRODUCE - OYSTERS 9061 Warwick Road DIAL 2-3381 Compliments of HOPKINS SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE TEXACO PRODUCTS General Auto Repairs 416 Warwick Road HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA Compliments of PENN'S LUGGAGE - GIFTS LADIES' BAGS 3110 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of FERGUSON PARK BARBER SHOP CURTIS F. ROGERS 7638 Virginia Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUN AND RADIO REPAIR SHOP DEALERS IN Rifles, Pistols, Parts and Ammunition Pick-Up and Delivery Service 539 Twenty-Fifth Street 1050 TWenty-Seventh Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA CITY GLASS SHOP Auto Glass Installed DIAL 2-2581 331-333 T Wenty-Ninth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA li1101 Compliments of BLECHMAN'S YOUTH CENTER 3202 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA DIAL 5-1793 It's as easy as A B C to know that you'11 get the best values at BESKIN'S Corner Of Twenty-Fourth and Jefferson Avenue A Dependable Store for Almost Fifty Years Compliments of G. s. BARNES, INC. HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES PHONE 6-1628 Compliments of SHAOKELFORD AUTO COMPANY, INC. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA DODGE - DODGE TRUCK - PLYMOUTH B. F. ATKINSON REALTOR REAL ESTATE INSURANCE DIAL 2-3392 123 Twenty-Sixth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA C ompliments of R. H. SEWARD 8z SON D. B. SEWARD, Proprietor STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES PHONE 6-1654 HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA I. MIRMELSTEIN'S 3106 Washington Avenue Men's Wear Since 1897 NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA I. GREENSPON FURNITURE STORE PHONE 5-1393 544 Twenty-Fifth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA I:111QI QUALITY SERVICE TELLS TELLS We Know How HILTON CLEANERS 331-333 Warwick Road HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA DIAL 4-1981 l112j Compliments :J YOUR COMM UNITY BAN K O BANK OF WARWICK HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA MENIBERF D I C l1131 Compliments of PETERSON'S FINER FOODS 9961 Warwick Road HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA PHONE 2-1716 Compliments of CONSOLIDATED DAIRY E. A. HARPER 8b COMPANY, INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Fairfax Hall Food Products Time-Tested Paints Serving Peninsula Merchants DIAL 4-1408 MORRISON, VIRGINIA There's a Ford in Your Future CURTIS MOTOR COMPANY Compliments of H. C. SMITH GROCERY O LEE HALL, VIRGINIA Compliments of HIDEN STORAGE AND FORWARDING CO. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA f114:I CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales and Service GENERAL AUTO SALES, INC. PHONE 2-2913 Thirty-First and Huntington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA WALKER'S MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY I PRESCRIPTIONS I PHONE 4-1661 Medical Arts Building NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA C omplimenls Of THE VIRGINIA CRAFTSMEN 3704 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Meet Your Friends at NATIONAL RESTAURANT AIR CONDITIONED FAMOUS FOR Steaks Sea Foods DIAL 2-3171 31 12 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA I1151 Compliments of SCOTT 'S SERVICE STATION THE COLONY INN HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA Food at its Best DIAL 6-1321 Compliments of REED'S BEAUTY SALON THOS. W. BROOKS 8a SON SHOE REPAIRING 129 Twenty-Ninth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of G. J. GIBSON GROCERY Best Wishes to the Class of '48 SHAW JEWELRY COMPANY 2809 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA J. S. GOALDER GENERAL MERCHANDISE Everything for Everybody MORRISON, VIRGINIA Compliments of THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP 3107 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA l1161 CUC AT SIIHIIIII PARTIES A-C0 IA BELUNGS LED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY J. M. BROWN, LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR Compliments of SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 2605 Washington Avenue JAMES D. HOARD MEATS AND GROCERIES AMOCO PRODUCTS DENBIGH, VIRGINIA PHONE LEE HALL-3931 Compliments of HI-WAY DINER RIVERBRIDGE MARKET FRUITS-VEGETABLES GROCERIES 7720 Virginia Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of LEVINSON AND COMPANY WHOLESALE MEATS AND PROVISIONS 2610-2612 Jefferson Avenue Best Wishes to the Class of '48 BRIARFIELD CUT RATE I118fI 1891 CITIZENS MARINE JEFFERSON BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A Complete Banking Service Compliments from Harley-Davidson MOTORCYCLES - BICYCLES TIDEWATER MOTORCYCLE CO. Twenty-Fifth Street and Huntington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of . PETE'S BARBECUE CURB SERVICE Open 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. 7330 Virginia Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA C omplimenls of WARWICK HARDWARE COMPANY MORRISON, VIRGINIA HATHCOCK JEWELRY COMPANY CASH CREDIT Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing 2710 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA PHONE 5-1911 l1191 M 0 n t y , S - 4309 Virginia Avenue C'nn1pl1'mz'nl.v of Stebbins Distributing Co., Inc. Forty-Sixth Street, Virginia Avcnur Nlcwvowr NEWS, Y1Ru1N1,x I12UI Compliments rj Newport Shoe Shop C. G. CARTER, Proprielor 3014 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA l1211 'P1eccsed.... and more than a little proud! KK That's the way I feel about my telephone job. It's not only the important, interesting work I do. It's the good salary, the people I meet and a lot of other things. I hadn't had any business experience, but I was well paid right from the start. And regular, frequent raises in pay have come as I've gained experience. Something else I like about telephone work is the bright, pleasant environment. The oflices are so clean and comfortable. There's a roomy lounge where we can relax during off-duty hours. ll Then there's the friendly atmosphere that seems to go with a telephone job. I can hardly count all the new friends I've made since I started there. Just between you and me, I wouldn't trade jobs with anyone! ,n5 0 '4r The Chesapeake 8 Potomac Telephone Company 4.-Y' fn 'ie 5 E i 'M ' ,fi of Virginia gnu HN Il22I Compliments of BECK'S CITY BAKERY Baked in Newport News, Virginia Compliments of w. J. SMITH FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EM BALMERS Calls Promptly Answered Day and Night AM BULANCE SERVICE PHONE 2-3001 MORRISON, VIRGINIA Compliments of PHILLIP LEVY COMPANY Visit Our Modern Clothing Department One Convenient Account for the Entire Family 2707-09 Washington Avenue f1231 Compliments of the SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 B. F. GOODRICH TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES Auto and Home Supplies Washington and Thirty-Eighth Street PHONE 6-1329 Compliments of PENINSULA SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Thirty-Fourth and Virginia Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA DIAL 4-1496 Compliments of THOMAS PIANO CO. The Best in Music O 210 Twenty-Eighth Street A Complete Music Center l1241 Compliments of PATRICK 82 SIIK, INC. 3406 Washington Avenue PHONE 3-1681 FRIGIDAIRE BENDIX MAYTAG RCA-VICTOR NEW'PORT NEWS, VIRGINIA COAL FUEL OIL EDWARD COAL COMPANY Heating Service PHONE 5-1234 328 Twenty-Fourth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of HOTEL WARWICK Compliments of NEWPORT NEWS NASH CORPORATION DOUGLAS PITT 125 Twenty-Sikth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA DIAL 2-3317-2-2559 U ZZ Years Continuous I nsurance Compliments of SAMUEL H. PHILLIPS REAL ESTATE -A INSURANCE RENTS 2515 Washington Avenue 11251 Compliments of Compliments of I-IANNA'S INDIVIDUAL LADIES' APPAREL REALTOR Washington Avenue Opposite Paramount Theater Compliments of NICK ALLEN MOTORS YOUR BUICK DEALER Huntington Avenue at Thirtieth Street Compliments of Compliments of WHITE ESSO NEWPORT NEWS SERVICE STATION FEED COMPANY HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA l1261 PUTNAM'S DRUG STORE Twenty-Sixth and Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA DIAL 2-4333 W ant A clionHDeal With BAILEY REALTY COMPANY 116 Thirty-Third Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA DIAL 2-6414 Congratulalions lo the Class of '48 BROADWAY DEPARTMENT STORE NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of the VILLAGE THEATRE HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA C om plimenls of GRACE SPENCER of Hilton Village LADIES' CLOTHING 357 Warwick Road ESTABLISHED 1908 HILTON SHOE REPAIR SHOP FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHII' THE BEST MATERIALS 407 Warwick Road HILTQN HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA C l' amp tmmts of For Service Call J. E. OOPES DIRECT DEALER WHOLESALE LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY COFER MOTOR SALES 622 Todds Lane HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA DIAL 2-2278 2910 Huntington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 11271 Compliments ry' McCARTY'S GENERATOR SERVICE AUTO IGNITION AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE Starters Generators Voltage Regulators Fuel Pumps Carburetors Rebuilt and Repaired NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of JAcK's DINER Open from 6 A. M. to 2 A. M PARKVIEW SHOPPING CENTER Best Wishes MUN DY'S PHOTO SERVICE KODAK FILM - DEVELOPING PRINTING - ENLARGING PORTRAITS AND COMMERCIALS 339 Warwick Road HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA Compliments of WARWICK MACHINE COMPANY MARINE ENGINEERING Compliments of The FIRST NATIONAL BANK COLONY BEAUTY SHOPPE of NEWPORT NEWS HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA W. T. CHAPIN, INC. Compliments of REALTOR, INSURANCE, RENTALS 126 Twenty-Sixth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA WILCOX'S STORE lf1281 Compliments of WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL CAF ETERIA Congratulations You're Moving into a New Era of Life Through Which We Wish You All the SUCCESS For Which You've Labored and Which You justly Deserve NACHMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE PROGRESSES WITH YOU! Whereas we once served you, first as Little Tots-next, as Children, then as Teens-We now hope to continue to serve you as Men and Women The Future Backbone of the Peninsula J. O. SMITH Compliments of FURNITURE STORE BARKER CLEANERS COMPLETE 6204 Jefferson Avenue HOME FURNISHERS 0 We also Take Your Old Furniture in Trade DRY CLEANING AT ITS BEST Redeem Your Octagon Coupons Here 0 557 Twenty-Fifth Street PHONE 7-1952 DIAL 3-1228 l130fI A Hobbyists' Haven THE HOBBY CENTER BENS0N'PHI LIPS COMPANY, INC. I ' NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA O OPPOSUG Main Shipyard Gate WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 3704 Wqshington Avenue Coal - Wood Supplies - Fuel Oil Radio A Public Service Radio ENTERTAINMENT ENLIGHTENMENT PROVIDING INSPIRATION ASSISTANCE EDUCATION Radio Station W G I-I Affiliated with American Broadcasting Company TUNE TO 1340 The Daily Press-Times-Herald Station f131j Compliments of OSER BROTHERS SHOE STORE 3215 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA M. P. BREON TIRE SPECIALISTS Kelly Springfield Tires RECAPPING - REGROOVING VULCANIZING 3401 Huntington Avenue EPES STATIONERY COMPANY, INC. Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Warwick Road HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA Compliments of BARCLAY BROTHERS Compliments of BOWLER'S AUTO EXCHANGE O NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA JEWELERS Sales CHEVROLET Service FIRST IN SALES - FIRST IN VALUE NEWPORT NEWS AUTO- MOBILE EXCHANGE 3400 Huntington Avenue PHONE 5-1217 Ii1321 Your Communily Store H. M. CLEMENTS CO. GENERAL MERCHANDISE LEE HALL, VIRGINIA PHONE 2011 WHITE OPTICAL COMPANY PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS DIAL 2-1251 Medical Arts Building NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA PHONE 2-1001 CASH OR CREDIT MOSELEY FURNITURE COMPANY FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS Compliments ry CARDER FUNERAL HOME, INC. Serving the Peninsula Since 1918 2600-2606 West Avenue MURRAY 85 PAD GETT, INC. REAL ESTATE - RENTALS INSURANCE - LOANS 131 Twenty-Eighth Street NEWPORT NEws, VIRGINIA Compliments fy' PARKVIEW BARBER SHOP ROBERTSON FURNITURE u , COMPANY Compliments of FURNITURE FIRST FURNISH GOODMAN HARDWARE YOUR HOME 546 Twenty-Fifth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA COMPANY 2405 Jefferson Avenue f133I Compliments of W. B. WILLIAMS FURNITURE I 225 Twenty-Eighth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA DIAL 6-1971 MERIT SHOE COMPANY 3021 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Shoes for the Family ADAMS FOR BETTER SHOES WASHINGTON AT 30th NEWPORT NEWS PHONE 5-1250 AND 5-1259 MEMBER F. T. D. A. EVELYN H. COLEMAN FLORIST 3101-3103 Huntington Avenue NEWPORT NEWs, VIRGINIA Compliments of WARWICK COUNTY MARKET 0 HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA Compliments of WHITE'S PHARMACY HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA Compliments of THOMAS MUSIC COMPANY In the Interest Of the Homes NEWPORT NEWS FURNITURE COMPANY 3400-3402 Washington Avenue Happy Home Furnishers' I:1341 ESTABLISHED 1900 MASSELL'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS SHOES AND HATS NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of HOUSTON PRINTING and PUBLISHING HOUSE 21 South King Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of P. S. WARD ESSO SERVICE DOROTHY 'S BEAUTY TWO STATIONS TO SHOP SERVE YOU Warwick Road of River-mount Driv NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Jefferson Avenue at Traffic Circl Congratulations TO THE Compliments of PALACE AMUSEMENT, INC. SENIOR CLASS TAYLOR'S GARAGE l1351 Compliment: of Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company N N V i361 cv0IIgl'llf1LIl1fl.UllS .lml Hrs! li'isl1rs to the ffflllflltlffllllf Clam' fy' I0-lb' LAUNDERERS AND DRY CLEANERS The Voice of Clezmlincssn f1371 Compliments ry' PARKVIEW PHARMACY 24 Years in Business SKILLED ATTENDANTS DIAL 4-1594 C. L. WILLS J. W. COURTNEY MODERN BARBER REGISTERED PHARMACISTS SHOP 5834 Jefferson Avenue 3010 Washington Avenue PHONE 4-1309 NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA It pays to look well FLORIDA ORANGE STORE IfIt's Goodto Eat . . . We Have It 3208 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of DRUCKER 85 FALK REAL ESTATE AND MUTUAL INSURANCE 134 Twenty-Sixth Street PHONE 6-1687 NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of SANFORD 8E CHARLES L1381 Complimenls lj VILLAGE STUDIO Warwick Road Compliments fy' lovvivl NM' 'un In uw W IW' OHS arcsluqrxa EIN Av: N U I 2 9 I 2 WA HII.TON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA .IEWELERS WILSON AWNING C omfliments of COMPANY C. E. CARR, R. W. MALONE, SMITH 8z KEENE SMCCHSSOVS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MANUFACTURERS OF Awnings, Covers, Tarpaulins, Flags, Venetian Blinds ROSENBAUM HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. PHONE 6-1334 Compliments oj R. H. PRIDE 2608-2610 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA AUSTRIAN 'S MONTGOMERY CLEANERS, INC. Serving the Peninsula for Over 50 Years 3403 WASHINGTON AVENUE PHONE 3-1679 NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Cold Storage Vault for Furs HILTON STORE 237 Warwick Road DIAL 2-7839 BROOKS STUDIO, INC. 3007 West Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA PHONE NEWPORT NEWS-4-1080 Night HAMPTON-5431 l139il 4 BOWLER'S AUTO EXCHANGE The Amazing New The Sensational New Kaiser Frazer BUILT AT WILLOW RUN 3407 Huntington Avenue We Buy and Sell Used But Not Abused Cars DIAL 6-1646 f1401 Compliments of A. C. BLACK REAL ESTATE Compliments of B 8z J' MARKET O 9953 Warwick Road HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA THE VETERANS TAILOR SHOP 211 Thirtieth Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Alterations of all Kinds MEN AND LADIES Compliments of KIDD'S TIRE AND SERVICE STATION Jefferson Avenue HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA M. P. KIDD, Proprietor Compliments of NEWPORT NEWS BUSINESS COLLEGE PARKER 8: POWELL DISTINCTIVE HOME FURNISHERS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 212-214 Twenty-Eighth Street NEWPORT N EWS, VIRGINIA DIAL 2-2041 Compliments of HARRY REYNER ENTERPRISE ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC., OF VIRGINIA ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS TRANSMISSION LINES DIAL 4-1756 NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA fl411 MI-LADY BEAUTY SALON MRS. E. W. COOMBS, Proprietor A Complete Beauty Service ROOMS 201-203 IWELSON BUILDING NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of H. G. RUSTY WILLIAMS NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY GEORGE D. PERRY HARDWARE RESTAURANT SUPPLIES 7328 Virginia Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Congratulations to the Class of 1948 WILLIAMS, COILE 85 PIPING ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS DIAL 7-1341 NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA T. H. HILL 85 IN NEWPORT NEWS RADIO SERVICE I'I S RECORDS LA VOGUE APPLIANCES 193 Warwick Road A Fashion Centre of the Peninsula DIAL 2-7970 ll-421 :Xi-i-iuax riei-1 lliuwixrz Room Cinxss 'l'lie Apprentiee Selinnl nl' the Newport News Shipbuilding anal Dry Dnek Company nflers an opportunity for qualified young men . . , . . . . tn acquire a uninr C :allege eclueatinn wliile learning a skilled craft. Selinnl eatalng available upnn request. Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company l 143 I 'Wk ik 88 88 88 28 88 43 28 38 88 88 43 I wr i an sc firing Your Trinting and Engraving Troolefns to Stone an 1, ac IF YOU NEED 1 1 1 Business and Professional Cards 1 Stationery Calendars 1 Booklets 1 College Annuals Theatre Programs 1 Advertising Folders Social Stationery 1 Visiting Cards Engraved Wedding Invitations or Announcements iw? 5 'UB Our trained personnel will welcome an opportunity to serve you. Our more than sixty years of experience in the production of fine printing are at your disposal. SINCE 1883 1 I 1 T The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company 116-132 North Jefferson Street - Dial 6688 - Roanoke, Virginia X if if 88 Rh 88 88 ik 48 48 88 ik 88 88 H8 Sk Senior Statistics JOHN HOMER ADAMs-Pop-Assistant Director Radio Program, WARWICK Editor, Oliicer of Dramatic Club, Home Room Officer, Spanish Club. EVELYN CARLETON ALLEN-Big Allen-Basketball Co-Cawain, Monogram Club, Shorthand Club, Click Club, ARwIcIc Staff, English Club. FRANCIS LEE ALLEN-Bubba-Baseball Manager, Football, Chemistry Club. ALFRED AGNEW ALLRED-T. K. O. Kid-Sponge Staff, Dramatic Club, Glee Club. CHARLES FRANKLIN ANDREWS-Frank-Latin Club, Spanish Club, English Club, Chemistry Club, Fire- Fighting Farmers, Track. ANNE ELIZABETH BARBER-Annie-Glee Club, Short- hand Club, Mixed Choir, Dramatic Club, English Club, WARWICR Business Staff, Home Room Officer, Advanced Glee Club. GERTRUDE BATEMAN1G6fl'i61B2.Hd, Glee Club, Pa- trol, Library Assistant. THOMAS FRANKLIN BATKINS-T. B.-Football, Track, Basketball, Home Room Oiiicer, Junior Class Oiiicer, Economics Club Oiiicer, Monogram Club, Freshman Class Oiiicer, Dramatic Club, Patrol. JOANNE RAE BEACHBOARD-Beachhead-Home Eco- nomics Club, Mixed Choir, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Shorthand Club Officer, English Club, Home Room Oilicer. ROBERT PAUL BELI-'ORD-Bobby-Latin Club, Spanish Club, English Club, Chemistry Club. SUMMER BRADFORD BESSE, JR.-Brad-Latin Club, Spanish Club, English Club. AGNES MELVILLE BLACK-Aggie--Spanish Club, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, English Club. WALTER EUGENE BLAYTON-Blayton-Basketball, gasgball, Patrol, Latin Club, Science Club, English U . DOLORES GERALDINE BOLLINGER-Dee-Science Club, English Club. CHARLES ALLEN BONNE'rT-Chug-Chug-Freshman Class Oflicer, Patrol Cagtain, Football Co-Captain, Monogram Club, Track, aseball, Senior Class Officer, Glee Club, Home Room Officer. THOMAS JOHN BONNETT--Tee-Football, Track, Basketball, Home Room Officer, Patrol, Monogram Club, S. C. A. Treasurer, Spanish Club, History Club, English Club. ANN Cusrrs BOYD-Ann-Assistant Editor of WAR- WICK, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Prom Committee, English Club Officer, Home Room Onicer, Red Cross Representative, Spanish Club, Shorthand Club. ELLA MAE BRANDT1Ell0 Mae-Latin Club, Chem- istry Club, English Club, Library Assistant. ANNE JUSTINA BREHM-Anne-Glee Club, Shorthand Club Officer, Home Economics Club. Jo ANN BREWER-Jo-Glee Club Oiiicer, Assistant Manager of Basketball Team, English Club, History Club, Science Club, Office Assistant, WARWICK Busi- ness Staff, Home Room Oliicer. THOMAS RUSSELL BROOKS-Rusty-Glee Club, Band, Dramatic Club. JEAN CAROL BROWN-Bunny-Member of I. S. S., Home Economics Club, Biology Club, Spanish Club, English Club, Home Room Officer, Cheerleader, Dramatic Club. HILDA MONTINE BROWN-Monnie-Home Economics Club, Business English Club, Consumers' Club, Shorthand Club. EDITH JUNE BRUCE-Edee-Home Economics Club, English Club. JOHN PRESTON BRUsHwooD-Johnny-Advanced Science Club, Consumers' Club. CECIL OWENS BURCHER-Cecil-Patrol, English Club, Chemistry Club. RAY WILSON BURNS-Razor-Baseball, Basketball, Chemistry Club, Patrol. LILLIAN MARIE BU'rcI-IER-Lily-Glee Club, Home Economics Club, English Club. BOBBY EURIS CAMPBELL-Euris-Patrol, Science Club, Chemistry Club. HELEN ELOISE CAPPS-Eloise-Click Club, English Club, Home Room Officer, Home Economics Club, Sponge Staff. I1-161 RALPH HEBERT CARICO-Kracko-Band, Latin Club, Distributors' Club. DON ROY CARTER-Don-Sponge Staff, Dramatic Club, Fire-Fighting Farmers, Basketball Manager, English Club. HARRY JACKSON CARVER-Jack-Home Room Officer, Business Manager of WARWICK, Captain of Patrols, Economics Club, Dramatic Club, Fire-Fighting Famiers, English Club. MILDRED FRANCES CHAPMAN-Sunshine-Home Economics .Club, Office Assistant, Band, Prom Com- mittee, Maiorette, Basketball. ELSIE JACQUELINE CHURCH-Jackie-Band, Major- ette, Latin Club, Office Assistant, English Club. DOROTHY MARIE CLINTSMAN-Cutie-Transferred from Newport News High School, Mixed Chorus. ELLIS RICHARD COLHERT-Ellis--S. C. A. Congress, Latin Club, English Club, Basketball. CALVIN COLLINS-Calvin-Latin Club, English Club, Science Club. BRUCE COPES-Bruce-English Club. RAMON COOK-Cookie-Band, English Club. CHARLES ALLAN COPPEDGE-Charlie-Latin Club, Band Officer, English Club. EDWARD ALLEN CROSSLEY-EdHEnglish Club. BETTY JANE CROSSMAN-Betsy+Chemistry Club, Retail Selling, Advertisements for WARWICK. MARY FRANCES DEGINDER-Mary Frances-Com sumer Buying Club, Home Room Officer, WARWICR Staff, May Court. JAMES SAMUEL DENSON-Jimmy-Veterans' Club, Tumbling Team, Distributors' Club, Football, Glee Club. GEORGE DEWEY DESHAZOR-Pie-French Club, Glee Club, Track, Home Room Officer, History Club, English Club. MELVIN EUGENE DEUELL-Gene-Football, Chemistry Club, English Club, Spanish Club. DONALD ROY DICKINSON-Tourist-Football, Click Club, WARWICR Staff. MARJORIE MARIE DIDLAKE-Marjorie-Consumer Buying Club, WARWICK Staff, Home Economics Club. RICHARD EDMUND DIEHL-Dickie-Band, Glee Club, Patrol. ROBERT VAUGHAN DIGGS-Robbie-Football, Basket- ball, Track, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, English Club, History Club. EARSH VIRGINIA DOLAN-Sarah-Home Economics u . MARY NAOMI DozIER-Naomi-Glee Club, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, English Club. WARREN CLIFTON DUNN-Heavy-Football, Baseball, Monogram Club, Home Room Oihcer, History Club, English Club. JANET LEE EDINGTON-Jane!-Spanish Club, Dra- matic Club, Glee Club, Editor of Sponge, Business Staff of WARWICK, Cheerleader, May Court. Lois ADA EDWARDS-Lois-Band, Basketball, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, English Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Library Assistant. JUDITH ADAMS FLAXINGTON-Judy-WARWICK Staif, Chemistry Club, Patrol, Latin Club, Biology Club, Bulletin Board Committee. CHARLES EDWARD FOARD-Eddie-Patrol, Band, Sponge Staff, Tumbling Team. BETTY LOUISE FORETICH-Betts-Science Club, Glee Club, English Club, Personality Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, WARWICK Staff. CAROL ANN FORREST-Cd70l Ann-Senior Class Secretary, S. C. A. Council, Home Room Officer, Consumers' Club, Shorthand Club, Home Economics Club, Mixed Choir, English Club, S. C. A. Officer. WARREN FOWLER-WGYYCU. N OLAN Fox-Joe. ELGIE MERLE GAMEQMCYZC. EARL STANLEY GERMAN, JR.-Earl-Football, English Club, Economics Club, Band, History Club, Patrol. WESLEY JULIAN GIBSON-Wes-Band, English Club. MARY FRANCES GIRTON-Girton-Consumer Buying Club, Shorthand Club, Home Economics Club, Home Room Oliicer, English Club, History Club, Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Exam. PAUL BROWN GIvENs, JR.-Givo-Latin Club, Spanish Club, Patrol, English Club, Chemistry Club, Fire- Fighting Farmers, Track, Co-Editor of Winter Section in WARWICK. I:146fI ALLIE LEE GOOD-Goody-Home Room Officer, Veterans' Club Officer, Secretary-Treasurer of Dis- tributors' Club, Consumers' Club. JAMES WOODROW GOODWIN-James-Consumers' Club, Retail Training Club. MARSHALL GRAVES1MGfShdll1Gl66 Club. MARGARET ANN HALL-Peggy-Glee Club, Sponge Staff, WARWICK Stalf, Spanish Club, English Club. GEORGE HARLow-George-Basketball, Football, Consumer Buying Club Oliicer, Distributors' Club Oiiicer, English Club, History Club, Monogram Club. 'I ROBERT HAWLEY--Sylvester-Economics Club, Chem- istry Club, English Club, Patrol, Assistant Editor of WARWICR, Home Room Ollicer, Junior-Senior Prom Cismmittee, S. C. A. Congress, Science Club, Biology C ub. BYRON TISDAL HAWTHORNE-Byron-Vice President of Freshman Class, Home Room Oflicer, Spanish Club, History Club, English Club, Basketball. CHARLES HAYNEs-Charlie-Distributors' Club. WILLIAM HUBERT HICI-Is-Little Willie-Football, Captain of Basketball Team, Track, Consumer Buying Club, Distributors' Club, Monogram Club, Sponge Editor. EDWIN HILL-Edwin-Consumer Buying Club, Retail Selling Club. WILLIAM HOLLAND-Billy-Football, Home Room Officer, Monogram Club, Glee Club, Sponge Editor, English Club, Baseball. ALVIN COURTNEY HOWELL-M016-F00tb8l1, Baseball, President of Junior Class, President of Chemistry Club, Home Room Oificer, S. C. A. Congress, Golf Team, Safety Patrol. DORIS MARIE HOWELL-Shorty-Transferred from Princeton, North Carolina. HARVEY LEE HUDGINS- H. L.-Football, Monogram Club, junior Class President, S. C. A. Vice President, Patrol, Home Room Officer, Prom Committee, Sponge Staff, Dramatic Club Officer, Dance Committee. DORIS MARGARET HUDSON-Dot-Glee Club, Con- sumer Buying Club. HAZEL REBECCA HUDGINS-Cousin-Shorthand Club, Bulletin Board Committee, Home Economics Club. JACK HULL-Radar-Baseball, Football, Monogram Club, Basketball, English Club, Home Room Otlicer. LOUIS HALLMAN HUNT, JR.-Lou-Basketball, English Slug, Spanish Club, Baseball, Biology Club, History u . WILLIAM GARLAND INGRAM-Billy-Band, Distrib- utors' Club. IRVING JACKSON-Irving-Band. VERNON JACKSON' Vernon. BARBARA JENKINS-Barbara-Dramatic Club. ROY HUSTON jENNINGs-Roy-Football, Basketball, Chemistry Club, English Club, Home Room Ofiicer. JOHN HENRY KLICK-Click-English Club, Dis- tributors' Club, Basketball, Glee Club, Economics Club. RICHARD W. LowE-Dick-Veterans' Club, Distrib- utors' Club, Physics Club. LILLIAN PAIGE LUCY-Paige-Glee Club, Basketball. ELEANOR JEANETTE LUTE-EIBGMOT-H0m6 Room Officer, Home Economics Club, Bulletin Board Committee. GORDON MAssIE-Gordon. IRVIN MATER-Irvin-Latin Club. LLOYD NEFF MATTHEWS-Peeper-President of S. C. A., President of Local Distributors' Club, Presi- dent of State Distributors' Club, President of Senior Class, Co-Editor of Sponge, Co-Captain Of Football Team, Basketball, Track, Treasurer of Monogram Club, Home Room Officer. ANNIS FAITH MCALEXANDER-Buttercup-Band, Glee Club, WARWICK Staff, English Club, Science Club, Click Club. VIRGIL MELTON. RUTH ELAINE MELZER-Ruthie-Band, Twirler and Exhibitionist, Art Club, Basketball, Home Economics Club, Patrol, Home Room Officer. ANGELINE MARY MIANTE-Tootsie-Latin Club, Bas- ketball. WINIFRED ALLEAN MICHIE-Michie-Advanced Glee Club, WARWICK Staff, Home Economics Club, English Club, Shorthand Club, Home Room Oflicer. NORMAN MCLEOD MILLAR-Norman-English Club, Spanish Club, History Club, Track, Chemistry Club. IM71 ELSIE GENEVA MITCHELL'HOm6 Economics Club, XVARWICK Staff, Glee Club, Home Room Officer, May Ourt. FRANCES Jo MOHAMED-Married Woman-Glee Club, Consumer Buying Club. ALLAN MOORE-Allan-Sponge Staff. ERMA LOUISE MOORE-Erma-Home Room Ofiicer, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Feature Editor on Sponge Staff, History Club. NANCY BELLE MOORE-Nancye-Head Cheerleader, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Monogram Club, Mixed Choir, WARWICR Staff. AQIJILREY VIOLA MORRIS-Audrey-Home Economics u . DOLORES JUNE MULLER-Dolores-Shorthand Club, English Club. ROBERT LEWIS NEAL-Rapid Robert-Distributors' Club, Consumers' Club. g ELSIE CARY NELMS-Sister-Cheerleader, Basketball, May Court, Junior Class Secretary, S. C. A. Secretary, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Home Room Officer, May Queen, Radio Program. PATSY ANN NETTLES-Pal-WARWICK Staff, Chem- istry Club, Glee Club, Library Assistant, Patrol. SIDNEY NILES-Buddy-Track, Football, Boxing, Baseball, English Club Officer, Red Cross Committee, Lost-and-Found Committee, Monogram Club, Band, WARWICK Business Staff. DORIS MAE NORTH-Doris-Consumer Buying Club, Shorthand Club, Home Economics Club. FRED REECE NICHOLS-Fred-Economics Club, Chem- istry Club, English Club. CATHERINE OLSSON-Cathy-WARWICK Staff, Art glasgs, Mixed Choir, Basketball, History Club, English I1 . ELIZABETH JUANITA OWENS-Nita-Consumer Buying Club, Shorthand Club. FLETCHER EDWARD PACE-Eddie-Treasurer of Fresh- man Class, Spanish Club, Patrol, Economics Club, History Club, English Club, Science Club. THOMAS TROY PALMER1T. T.-Football, Manager of Track Team, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Monogram Club, Patrol, History Club, English Club, Chemistry Club, WARWICK Staff. BERNARD PARKER-Bernard-Band. CARL PARKER-Carl-Captain of Baseball Team. I14S1 l VIRGIL EUGENE PARKER-Windy-English Club, History Club, Click Club, Patrol, Veterans' Club, Chemistry Club, Red Cross Representative. THOMAS FRANKLIN PARR-Tommy-Consumer Buying Club, Dramatic Club, Football, S. C. A. Congress, Home Room Oiiicer, Tumbling Team. DOUGLAS COOPER PETTY-Doug-Football, Basket- ball, Monogram Club, S. C. A. President and Vice President, Prom Committee, Dance Committee, Base- ball Manager, Track. MARY ANNE PHILLIPS-Marianne-Spanish Club, English Club, WARWICK Staff, Glee Club, Click Club, 350 A. Congress, Chemistry Club, Home Room cer. RONALD RUSSELL POLLOCK-Ronnie-Football, Span- ish Club, English Club, Patrol. MYRON PULLY-Myron-Football, Track. CORITHA MAE RAGLAND-Ragland-Senior Band Re- porter, All-State Band, Virginia Band Camp Clinic, girgmatic Club, French Club, Glee Club, Home Room cer. BILLY REED-Billy-Band, Latin Club, English Club, Chemistry Club, Science Club. MARY GAIL RENN-Dimples-Glee Club, Dramatic Club, English Club. EDWARD LEONARD RICHARDSON-Eddie-Football, Basketball, Glee Club, Consumer Club, Retail Selling Club. DORIS ARLETTE RICHARDSON - Perky - Basketball, clgorgogram Club, Shorthand Club, Click Club, English 11 . BETTY LEA RODGERS-Betty-Co-Editor-in-Chief of Sponge, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Dramatic Club, Sponge. PHYLLIS ROWLAND-Phyllis-Cheerleader, Home Eco- nomics Club, Monogram Club. LARRY ROXBURY-Roxy-Band, Spanish Club, Eng- lish Club, Economics Club, Basketball, Biology Club, History Club. NEIL SANDERS-Neil-Spanish Club, English Club. CTIARLES SANDERS-Norman-Spanish Club, English C ub. DONOVAN ROSSER SEWARD-Seward-Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, English Club, Football. CLAIRE SHEEHAN-Jinx-Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Glee Club, WARWICK Business Staff. DELoREs MARIE Smvas-Delores-Home Room Offi- cer, President of Distributors' Club, History Club. VIRGINIA IRENE SMITH-Smitty-Chemistry Club, English Club, Latin Club. JUANITA ANN SMITH-Nita-Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Senior Class Treasurer, Dramatic Club Reporter, Home Room Officer, English Club, Shorthand Club. KATHLEEN DAVIS SMITH-Kathleen-Editor-in-Chief of 1948 WARWICK, Home Room Officer, Chairman of Prom Committee, Chemistry Club Ofiicer, Varsity Basketball, Manager of Basketball Team, Monogram Club, Scrapbook Committee, Latin Club, D. A. R. Good Citizen Award. L1NwooD WADDELL STANCIL, JR.-Billy-Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Chemistry Club, English Club, WARWICK Staff. LEWIS S. STONE-Lew-Dramatic Club, Monogram Club, Chemistry Club, Junior Class President, Foot- ball, Track, Bus Patrol, Personality Club. DAVID BRUCE TINNIN-Dave-Track, Monogram Club, Spanish Club, S. C. A. Reporter, S. C. A. Dele- gate to Convention, WARWICK Staff, English Club, Director of Radio Program. MAURICE BRADLEY TONKIN, JR.-Tinker-Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Home Room Officer, English Club, Bus Patrol Captain, Assistant Editor of 1948 WARWICK, Biology Club, S. C. A. Congress, Fire-Fighting Farmers. EDWIN EVANS TREXLER, JR.-Eddie-Football, Base- ball, Spanish Club Officer, Latin Club Treasurer, President of Glee Club, Patrol Captain. JEAN ANITA UMPHLET-Jeanie-Latin Club, Con- sumer Buying Club, Chemistry Club, English Club, Library Assistant. GLORIA LEE UTLEY-D86-D68-Ch6Cfl63.dEf, Basket- ball, May Court, Home Room Officer, Shorthand Club, English Club, Monogram Club. NORMAN MCCLUNG VAN DER VEER-Van-Baseball, Consumer Buying Club, Basketball, Glee Club. WILLIAM EDWARD VAUCIIN-Fumbles-English Club, History Club, Chemistry Club, Monogram Club, ESARWICK Staff, Football, Basketball, Track, Click ub. VIRGINIA GWEN WALLER-Sparky-Art Club, Sponge Staff, Dramatic Club, Basketball, Glee Club, WAR- WICK Staff, English Club, Science Club. fl-191 DOROTHY JEAN WALLS-Jeanie-Latin Club, Chem- istry Club, Prom Committee, English Club, Bulletin Board Committee, Editor of Spring Section of WAR- WICK. LORETTA ETHEL WATSON-Watson-Shorthand Club, Glee Club, Latin Club. THELMA ARLENE WILBERN-Thelma-Home Eco- nomics Club, Secretary of Consumer Buying Club, Home Room Officer, English Club, WARWICK Business Staff. BARBARA JOAN WILLIAMS-Star-Co-Captain of Bas- ketball Team, Dramatic Club, WARWICK Staff, Cheerleader, English Club, History Club, Home Room Ofiicer, Home Economics Club, Monogram Club. DOROTHY LoUIsE WILsoN-Dot-Cheerleader, Short- hand Club, Monogram Club, English Club, Home Economics Club, Mixed Choir, S. C. A. Congress. ROBERT LEMUEL WHEELER-Bobbiy-Latin Club, Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Eng ish Club, Home Room Officer, Track Team. FRANCES NELLIE WHITE-Frances-Shorthand Club, Home Economics Club. HELEN LOUISE WHITE-Helen-S. C. A. Reporter, May Court, Cheerleader, Mixed Choir, Home Eco- nomics Club Officer, Monogram Club, Sponge Re- porter, Glee Club, Shorthand. MIRIAM COURTNEY WI-IITE-Mimsy-Chemistry Club, Sponge Staff, Glee Club, WARWICK Business Staff. DORIS ELIZABETH WINN-Bcity-Latin Club, Glee Club, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Economics Club, English Club. CAROL MAY WINKLES-Winkles-English Club. WILLIAM WOLFLEY-Bill-English Club, Basketball, Spanish Club, WARWICK Staff, Patrol. RUTH ANN WORTH-Ruth Ann-Spanish Club, Latin Club, Home Economics Club, WARWICK Staff. DONALD STEPHEN PROFFITT-Prw-Basketball, Track, Football, Band Drum Major, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Click Club, Monogram Club, Consumers' Club, History Club. NANCY Jo SLACK-Nancy Jo-Cheerleader, May Court. JOYCE STEWART. WorwiokA fblglz Clarinets BALES, TOMMY A BALL, JEAN BATEMAN, GERTRUDE BENTON, RAY BURCHER, DOT CHAPMAN, FRANCES COOKE, RITA CURTIS, ELTON EDWARDS, LOIS FOWLER, WARREN GRICSBY, BRIAN HILL, PAULA HIZA, MARTY HUDSON, BILLY JACKSON, IRVIN KLINK, BARBARA MANZIE, LOUISE MCALEXANDER, ANNIS MELZER, RUTH RACLAND, CORITHA REED, BILLY REYNOLDS, SHIRLEY SCHAFFER, WILLIAM SMITH, MARTHA SPEAR, EMMA TAILOR, BETTY WOOD, ANN Comets CANNON, WILLIAM COPPEDGE, CHARLES COOKE, RAMON CURTIS, CHARLES EAGLE, WALTER EDWARDS, NORRIS FOWLER, HERNDON GERMAN, EARL HEARN, SONNY HILL, KENWOOD HOCKADAY, BETTY ADAMS, JOHN AKERS, BENN ALLEN, ANN ATKINS, BOBBY BARBER, ANNE BARGER, JOYCE HUDSON, RAMOND INGRAM, BILL KLICK, PHILIP NETTLES, NORRIS NEWELL, BILL PETTY, THOMAS REED, KAY ROXBURY, LARRY SHERRILL, BOBBY STEVENS, EARL WOODRUFF, BILL Tfombones Fox, VIRGINIA LEETWICH, JIMMY Lozow, M. G. PARKER, BERNARD SHIFLETT, DELBERT SINTON, MARTHA SOWELL, J. T. WALKER, BERTICE Basses CARICO, RALPH CRANE, JACK DEAL, RICHARD FORD, JOE KENNEDY, EDWARD MOORE, WINERED SHULTZ, W. J. Baritones ADAMS, REX ALLEN, JOANNA CARRICO, DAVID GIBSON, WESLEY NICDONOUGH, RICHARD MILLER, DONALD PROFFIT, PRIPE Alto Sax EDWARDS, HORACE HORNSBY, BURL .f4a'fuam'ea' Chorus BATEMAN, GERTRUDE BEACHBOARD, JOANNE BONNETT, CHARLES BREWER, JOANNE BROOKS, RUSSELL CABE, SUE IISOJ Bona' JACKSON, VERNON MARTIN, CARY SCHAEFER, WALLACE THOMPSON, LEMOR Tenor Sax HICKS, CREASY WILKINS, JANICE Flutes CARTER, SYLVIA CHAPMAN, DELORES MCDONALD, MARY ELLEN SALMON, WILMA TAYLOR, SHIRLEY WELSTEAD, BILLY Drums BROOKS, RUSSELL COLLINS, R. D. DEALBA, BRADLEY DELAPPE, KENNETH HENLEY, MICKEY HURD, BOBBY NILES, SIDNEY OGBURN, ANN WALKER, VICTOR Oboe CHURCH, JACKIE Alto Clarinet MARTIN, IDA WONTEN, ALFRED French H oms LINGENPELT, BEN MASSEY, CHRISTINA REED, ALMA TONKINS, JACK WORTHINGTON, MARY FEAMSTER, TOMMY KLICK, HENRY CLINTSMEN, MARIE COOK, LAWRENCE DE SHAZOR, PIE DAVIS, HELEN DOZIER, NAOMI EDINGTON, JANET FOSTER, MORMAR FOWLBR, HENRY Fox, KENNETH HALL, PEGGY HIBBLE, SHIRLEY HILL, KENWOOD HOLLAND, BILLY HOWELL, DORIS HUDSON, TERRY HURD, BOBBY ISLIN, BETTY ATKINSON, ANN ALFORD, BILLY JO BARGER, BARBARA BARNETT, PEGGY BAYNE, T. J. BLOXOM, NANCY BOOKER, FRANCES BRADSKE, JANNETTE BREHM, ANNE BROWN, JOYCE BURNS, JAMES BUTCI-IER, LILLIAN BYRNE, JEAN CHALKLEY, FREDDIE CLEMENTS, LOUISE COOKE, CHARLES CROSSMAN, IWARGUERITE DANCE, BERNICE DILLY, COLLEEN DUGGER, NANCY DUNN, HATTIE FAISON, PATTY FERRELL, MARVA FLAXINGTON, NAN Fox, JOE GARRETT, ANNE Advanced Chorus-Contzhuea' JOHNSTON, JEAN LAZARON, M. G. LUCY, PAIGE MATER, IRVIN MATERSON, MACK MCALEXANDER, ANNIS MCCAY, ANNE MICHIE, ALLEAN MITCHELL, NANCY MOHAMED, FRANCES MOORE, NANCY NUTTALL, SALLY Glee Club GRIEEITH, MARGIE GUTHRIE, DOTTIE HARDEN, MARLENE HARLOW, BARBARA HARVELL, JAMES HAYDEN, SYLvIA HEFLIN, FREDA HENBEY, BILLY HERTZLER, JAMES HORTON, GWEN HUDSON, DORIS JACKSON, MARY KLICK, HENRY KNIGHT, GAYLEEN LEE, MARLEEN LENARD, BILLIE JO MACI-IAMER, MILDRED MATTHEWS, JEAN MATTHEWS, NEFF MCGONIGLE, CAROL MELTON, VIRGIL MILLS, JUNE MOORE, BETTY MOORE, IMOGENE MOCHAM, NORMAN MORRIS, MERLE NESBITT, JERRY l15l1 OLSSON, CATHERINE PARKER, RALPH PARKERSON, BILLY PROI-TIT, HPRIFF RENN, GAIL ROGERS, BETTY SHERRILL, BOBBY SLACK, NANCY Jo SMITH, JUANITA WHITE, HELEN WOOD, ANNE WORTHINGTON, MARY ANN NICHOLS, PATSY PARKER, CARL PAYNE, LOYD PEALAND, ANN RAINY, ERLIENE ROBERTSON, GENELDA SADLER, MARY ANN SAUNDERS, LETTIE MAE SCHAEFER, WALLACE SHEEI-IAN, CLAIRE SMITH, MARY HELEN SNEAD, FRANCES SNOW, JOE STEEEEY, PATRICIA TAYLOR, SHIRLEY THOMPSON, NELLIE TREXLER, EDDIE TRUITT, BETTY VAN DER VEER, NORMAN VASSER, MARY WILKINSON, EMMA LOU WILSON, EULERE WILSON, GENE WHITE, DORA WOOD, LOUISE WOODALL, ANN Ag-- N' w 1. ,1,. 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