West Point High School - Point Yearbook (West Point, VA)

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'gg I. - - -1 LM- '-in- .. ,. 1 ,, fx v n W, , , I ix- ,vr if ,.g.-..,, Q . ,' - X iii-..h,. 1L:lgr21,.:is11 THE POI T 1948 Puhlislmd by Tha' Student Body Qf tlw WEST PUINT HIGH SCHUUL W1'St Point, Virginia FUREWIIRII.. This 'volume of THE POINT we decorate with trees. Trees beautify the landscape and inspire poetry: they furnish shelter and in our Cornrhunity make possible a large lndustry, thus giving useful work. -..ie 2 ig., Mrs. Mabel G. Geyer Memories of high school days recall espe- cially the friends of those days. The students of West Point High School always have found in Mrs. Mabel G. Geyer a sympathetic and under- standing friend. VVith deep appreciation of her never-failing interest in ns, we dedicate to Mrs. Geyer the 1948 volume of SSTHPI Po1N1'.,' -'iii 3 iff-- TABLE 0F UON'l'EN'l'S The School The Classes The Aetivitie WEST POINT HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY II. .-X. HVBIPHHICYS-Pl'flll'fj7Ill. KA'l'llAlilNlC P. IHIowrc1:'r'ox-Assorinfz' Prizniprrl. I.iIn'r1rinn, Lolin. E. Tlrotxms COLLINS-f:l'I1I'l'II1 Sf'ir'nr'1'. Iiioloffl. Cflzwnislrz, Moth, ljnglislr. f-.I .I . XIARY NIOXYBRAY BRANCH-Sor'i1lI Sfnclichs, Fronvlz. C. C. BRIGGS-A1II.S'fC, Director of Bfnzcl. Mus. NV. B. CJLUYERIUS, jr'.-English, AIlIfllClllllfiC.S'. 'LALLIE B. IDARDEN-CZOIIIlllC'l'Ci!II Szzlyjccts. Mus. BIA!!-EL C. Cr-zvrzu-Eiglzflr Grade. MHS. EVELYN C. NIORROVV-IIOIIIC' Ezronomics, Plzysiml Etlucation. IRAY P. I'IAYNES-AICCIIUIIfCllI Drawing, General Shop, Ph.y.s'icuI Eflurzztion XV. E. CAREER-Supcrintendcfnt of King YfViIIionl County Schools. FIRST Row-Liam' T0 Rlfarrrz Miss Howcrton, Mrs. Cr-yor, Mrs. Cluwrius, Miss Collins Miss BFSIIICII, Miss Durdvn. SECOND Row: Mr. llumphreys, Mr. llnym-s. Mr. Cnrln-r. Alas:-INT: Mr. Briggs, Mrs. Morrow. -43 5 rg..- Sl THE POINT STAFF .lo ANN You '.......A.......,....,,..................... ...., I irlilm'-in-Clzivf BARBARA IJYSON AND jcwcila HOBI-IH'l'S .....,. ...., f XS-Yi-Yfflllf liflilrllis' ANTONINA ACZKIICNVIKIZ .......,..................... ...,................., , Kr! lirlilur KA'r1lm'N l'U'rNAx1 AND -IIXITXIY Rll7IJl,I'I ..,. ...., X ssi.s'1'r1nf Art lirlifmts' KJTIS Blus'row '..... .........,...,...................... ............,..... I 3 u.sin1'.s'.s' Managrfr -IICAN VVo1.r'1f: AND Illcwm' CA1n'l171x .........., 'X-Y-Si-Ylllllf I3l1xi111'.s'.s' A1!lHIIQf'l'S Em.r:Nl-1 cJl.IX'l'IH AND ANN143 lll'TxIl'IlliliYS .....,....,....................,...... '1'ypi.s-Is Nllss BHANCII, Nllss IDAIIIHCN, Nha. IIAYNIQS ,-mn NIM. HUNIPIIIIICYS. ,-X11L'i.s'm'.s' iA'l'l'ZhYl,l11lf'l' To lilm:ll'l': xxlllll' HlllIllDlll'1'f'N, Miss llalnlvll. NIU ixllll Yuw, Otis lirislmx Kutlnryll Putnzml. l'.xN1vlN1:-l,lclf I' T0 Ihr:ll'l': liurlmm Dyson, Ilvnry f:1ll'tl'l', Miss BIYIIIUII, jun: XYnlfm Alimmy liicldlv, Mr. lIilj'll1'N, Jxlltiillillll Acfkivwirx, l':lglQ'lll' Olixvr. NI11 Ilnllnlpllwys joyu- liolumwts. --:QQ H Q19 SENIURS JUNIURS ' fl 1 X? fyffyfi ' i?f : 7 I f f X ff' fr f f I V f 'X X7 xxx 4 T ll Oaks From Little Acorns Gro G D vid Ev SUPHUMURES FRESHMEN 8TH GRADE IDAVID GEDRO ......... ERNEST ROBERTS... ,IEAN WOLFE ............ CLARENCE HOOPER JOYCE ROBERTS ....... HELEN BOHINSKI MISS BRANCH .................... SENIOR CLASS .............President ......Vic0-President ..........Sccrctary ........................... F7'8llSll7'C7' C. A. Representative ................Rc'pOrz'er ANTONINA ACZKIEXVICZ Art Club, Prcsiclcut Bcta Club Orange and Blue, Art Editor 'l'IIE POINT, Art Editor HELEN BORINSKI Choral Cluh. Trcasurcr llcalth-VVclfarc Couuuittcc, Rcportcr Nan Ducr Club, Vicc-l'rcsi- clcut Senior Class, ltcportcr HENRY ELNVOOD CARTER Athlctic Association Football Team, Co-Captain Orange and Blue, Sports Ecl- itor Safcty Patrol, Captain 'PHE POINT, Assistant Busi- ucss Managcr. -II-:AN FRANCES ANDERSON Bcta Cluh Dramatic Club, Sccrctary Library Club Rcportcr llccrcatioii Couunittcc Daucc Chairman Studcut Council, Pre-siclcut Dramatic Club Sulcty Patrol, Sccrctary W I LLIAXI ATVVOOD CLENIENTS Aihlctic Association -S15 S SHIRLEY VADEN BREAZEALF LAURA BELLP: CURRY Cboral Club, Secretary Dramatic Club Nan Duct Club josizvuiisrz Bnooiu-2 DUDLICY Orangc mul Blue, Assistant Typist NVu,1.lAM MA1,Co14xr CLHAHANI CLAMZNCIA: blILTON Hoovliu Art Club Athletic Association, C0-Captain Football Tm-ann, Captain Scnior Class, Tre-asurc-r SENIORS f . .xi 9 if, FRANK lXlAIt'l'IN lDONVNEY, ju. Athlvtit- Association, l'rs-siclvul Basketball 'll-aiu, Captain Fnutball 'II-aiu ll.-XVID Tuoxms Cxinno Atliln-tic Association Svnim' Class. Pri-siclc-ut ll.-XYXIONIJ l,lCIC llouczi-1, ju. -Xtlilvtit' Assuvialinn lfmvtlmll Ti-aux .lcwic llliX!l'IIltI'1YS Bula Club. Sc-crm'tal'y Dranuitic Club l,llJl'2ll'f' Club. 'llI'L'2lSIlI'l'l' Nan IJIIOI' Club f7l'tlH,Lfl' mul liluv, Assistan liclitur Assn-uibly Ccnuniittm-ri, Cbairiuan KIHAN WHAY WoI.IfIc SEN IORS liolai-:1z'I' VI-:IINoN KERNS Athletic Association Football Team EUIJOHA EIu.IeNIc CJLIVHH Bvta Cluh Choral Cluh 'l'IIr: PoIN'I', Typist EnNI4:s'1' BOXVDICN RoIaIfn'I's Athletic Association, Secretary Bc-ta Clulx, 'llrvasurvr Student Council, Vicc-President Senior Class, W hill?-l,f0SlClt'llt Beta Club Draunatic Clulm, Vice'-l'rvsicle-Iit I l.ihrary Clulm, V i cc-President , Litcrary Society I Sonior Class, S4-crm-tary l rllllli POINT, Assistant Busi- l ni-ss Managvr 2 22 1' . i Il, W-,eff HP E SHIHLIQY fl,NPTIL KNAPI' Bc-ta Cluli Cheer Lt-Iulvr Drzunatic Cluh, Prcsiale-nt Lihrary Clnh Urnngc and Blue, Editor-in Chief Rccreation Coininittvc, Chuirnian ALMA RICVA C1Iox'I'oN PII,I.sIIUIIY Beta Cluh, Vice--l'rvsiclcnt JOYCE Cnowicu. RoBIcII'I's Be-ta Cluh, President Dramatic Clulx, Treasiirvr llc-altli-NVe'ltzIrv Cl!lI1llllttLxi', Chairman Lilmrary Cluh S. C. A. Represviitativv THIS POINT. Assistant Editor .I o ANN Yow Beta Clulm Drziniatic Cluh Lihrary Clulm, Prvsiclcnt Literary Socic-ty, Treasurer Orange and Blue, Typist TIIE PoIN'r, Editor-in-Chit-f POTENTIAL SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES DOuO'rm' HLfT11 BROWN Clxurul Club Nam Dum' Club jOHN l'llCNHY CZINTOUT, JR. Atblk-tic Association FIIANCES BROOKE Mmm' Nun Ducr Club NVu,1.lAx1 CIUHTIS ROHINS Al,FHI'ZlJ X'VliSl.lfIY Burl 1 n Atlmlc-tiv Association, llvportvr Asuulu' CAI'l'Zli'l'0N TNICN1-ilfilz Athll-tic Association Bzlslwtlvalll 'l'l'ilIll lDl'kllIl2ltll' Club l OOtbull 'll-auu lllltillljlfllllllj' Club. Prvsiclvut Sufi-ty Pzltml Clmczlfz LOUISI4: N1u,m Choral Club Nun IJIIUI' Club jO11N QIOSICPII Slclmczfx Arl Club, Sl'L'I'K'lKll'f' Athlvtic Association Busvbzlll Tc-:un Buskvtlmll 'll-gun LOOKING BACKWARDS FROM '43 i -V lv, luis Nh: XVEHIC Six School days began for the Class of 1948 in Septem- ber, 1937, when a rather bewildered group of young- sters filed into Miss Corris classroom, some clutching their mothers' hands, others walking boldly around trying not to look frightened. Under Miss Corr's gentle care We soon settled down to our regular period from one to three. School was fun and we liked to brag about it. ln 1938 we returned to Miss Corr, who taught the second grade in the morning. This time we were old-timers. NVe could look down on the scared first- graders. NVe were in the second grade. The third grade really seemed a step forward for now We went to school in the morning and in the afternoon. The third grade also meant studies that we had never had before. None of us will ever for- get our delightful unit on the Eskimos. Under Bliss Cornelia lfloggis supervision we made many articles pertaining to the lives of Eskimos. Interesting days passed quickly and june brought the end of another full and happy year. All during the summer of '40 We looked forward to the beginning of school, for it meant that we would go upstairs to Miss Bland's room. VVhcn we climbed the steps on the first day of the new session, it gave us a very superior feeling. The fourth grade also meant being able to use the fire escape that had just been installed. This was a big thrill for all of us. The filth grade came next. Under Miss Cleasby's guidance. we learned a great deal. A very pleasant memory of the fifth grade is the entertaining radio program to which We listened in the mornings. This program was designed especially for school children. That was the year, too, that our country Went to War. NVe were young, yet deeply allected by it. In 1942, We were in the sixth grade with only two years of elementary school left. The War was still going on and Miss Elizabeth Hogg, our teacher, brought into our courses an emphasis on history and geography. September, 1943, found us in the seventh grade at the top of the elementary school. We fancied, at least, that the younger children looked up to us admiringly from a distance. NVe were again down- stairs, due to the illness of our teacher, Mrs. Geyer. VVe shall never forget Mrs. Geyer and her rhytlnn band. We now got the choicest instruments to play and gloried in it. So ended our elementa1'y school career. We were now ready tor high school and timid again, as We were in the beginning. SHIRLICY K NAPI' eil 1241 LOOKING BACKWARDS FROM '43 CContinuedj On a sunny day in September, 1944, we entered high school-scared, wide-eyed freshmen-introduo tions, acquaintances, class meetings-team spirit, class spirit, and above all, school spirit, became a part of our lives-the white pillars of West Point High School soon grew friendly and inviting-the Teen Canteen officially opened and our Friday nights were never dull from then on-we bought War Stamps and learned about B-29's and the invasion of Europe -along with us we brought Mrs. Geyer into high school as our homeroom teacher. This was the year that Mr. Humphreys became principal of W. P. H. S. We were such a big class that we had to be divided with twelve in the commercial room under Miss Alvis -and those things we won't forget-our first high school dances-our innumerable English teachers- then our class picnic at Knapp's-as we watched the Seniors of '45 get diplomas, we realized we were now sophomores. In September we were the wise,' sophomores try- ing to help the freshmen, who didn't seem to need our help-Miss Richards, our homeroom teacher- this was the year of those rare parties-a school paper was begun, and since one of us was on the staff, we felt it was almost ours-we had a two-hour movie once a month-we were definitely in favor of this. We read our first Shakespearean play and how hopeless wekseemed-the first May Court since before the War, and we had a representative in it-the wonderful news that Germany had surrendered-now our thoughts were shifted to the Pacific where our relatives and friends were being sent-our unfor- gettable picnic at Belleview-the '45-,46 seniors were our adopted big brothers and sisters, so we sadly watched them walk up the aisle on commencement night. Then in '46 we were jolly juniors and we thought we were IT.', We started the year with no worries but then came American history and we lost some of our frivolity-it was nice, though, the day we made a tour of Williamsburg-we watched a new class being added, the eighth grade-Mrs. Cluverius, our homeroom teacher, tried to quiet us down and make us come down to earth, but we were the big dogsv- we thought now it was our turn to manage the senior affairs from behind the scenes-the buffet sup- per-prom with our favorite Mac Graham orches- tra Cwe did have to admit it was nicej-we decorated the Methodist Church for the commencement sermon, as well as the stage for graduation exercises-we wouldnit dare let the Seniors of '47 know it, but we loved every minute of it-as we watched these Seniors receive their diplomas, we realized that weid be the next ones to walk up that aisle. Then in ,47 we were the dignified seniors-this was the beginning of the end-several classmates re- turned from the armed forces to join us-our foot- ball team was undefeated-victory dance with Macis orchestra as a-surprise-the year of the new lookv when hem lines dropped inches lower-that glorious day came when we slipped on those wonderful class rings-before we knew it, it was spring-in March we had the long awaited Leap Year Dance-Dog- patch style-that basketball game when falthough we hate to admit itj the juniors beat the seniors- we could hardly live that one down, but it was a good game-and shall we ever forget those certain seniors who had to have an explosion every week in the lah?-the poor freshmen could hardly stand it the next period-but we were seniors-and when we heard that this was Miss Kateis last year at W. P. H. S. how sorry we felt for our under classmen, who wouldn't be as fortunate as we to have had her all four years-the opening of the new Industrial Arts building-then came Miss Branch, telling us of all the parties being given in our honor-we really felt a little bigger now-the juniors gave us a progressive dinner and dance, which was well worth all their worries and troubles-we had a glorious time-then came the commencement sermon at the Baptist Church-it was getting a little closer now-then came june 4, 1948-as we walked out the door into the future we couldnit help but shed a tear or two as we thought of our good times, our old songs, games, dances-we were full of promises, and as we said our farewells, we know we'd never forget our first Alma Mater. JEAN F. ANDERSON +55 13 ik-- JUNIOR-SENIOR S01 IIAL P- if 14 -Eze - FINAL SOCIAL OCCASIONS The fun began May 12th, when the West Point High School senior girls. with those of the New Kent High School, were guests of the local Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Oflice. Mr. A. S. Dalrymple, local manager, and Mrs. Bessie Wolfe, chief operator, conducted the girls through the tele- phone exchange and entertained them at lunch at the West Point Hotel. On Wednesday evening, May 19th, the Lions Club entertained the senior classes of the New Kent and West Point High Schools, at a buffet supper and dance at the West Point Country Club. The Seniors were dinner guests of the Kiwanis Club on May 25th, in the social rooms of the Brett-Reed Presbyterian Church. The junior-Senior party on May 21st brought the round of social activi- ties to a close. The Juniors entertained the Seniors, the teachers, and the class mothers at a delightful progressive dinner and dance. Dinner began with fruit cocktails at the Home Economics cottage. At Mrs. R. L. High- land's, delicious salads were served, followed by the main course at Mrs. T. L. Newton's, and dessert and afuturity pillsv at the home of Mrs. L. B. Riddle. After the dinner everyone went to the beautifully decorated auditorium to enjoy an evening of dancing to Mac Crahamis orchestra. The presenta- tion of individual prophecies to each senior concluded a delightful evening. -..gt 15 53..- G,HA.DUA'l'l0N EXERCISES 165:-' FINAL EXERCISES The finals of XVest Point High School included two occasions-the com- mencement sermon service at the First Baptist Church, on Sunday evening. May 30th, and the graduating exercises in the school auditorium Friday evening, june 4tl1. The Rev. S. ll. Orrell, pastor of the church, delivered the sermon on the subject Lifes Cords and Stakes. The Rev. E. ll. Ilarris and the Rev. A. A. X1cNeer assisted in the service. In the choir were representatives from the town churches, and an especial selection- l,argon by Handel-was sung by the high school choral club. The program for the graduation exercises is given below: Theme: Paths to Peace. Processioual- Nlarch of the Priests Cfrom Athalia- Nendelssohnjg Invocation-Rev. A. A. lN1cNeerg Introduction of the Theme- jean Andersong Peace through VVorlcl Ol'g2llliZl1tl0I1-blGllll VVolfeg Peace through European lteconstruction-'Ioye Humphreysg Peace through VVorld Trade-jo Ann Yowg Prayer Qfrom Hansel and Gretelj,-Choral Clubg Making Democ- racy VVork at Home-Shirley Knappq Education for VVorld Peace-Joyce llobertsg Festival of Nations Prayer-Alma Pillsbury. A check to be used for the purchase of a movie camera was presented by the class president, David Ceclro, to Mr. Humphreys, who received this gift tor the school. Shirley Knapp was presented to the audience by Mr. Humphreys as the honor graduate on the basis of her record for scholarship, achievement and loyalty to the highest ideals of the school. Autonina Aczkiewicz received the Chesapeake Corporation Award for her achievement in the fiel dof art. Shirley Knapp and tloyce Roberts were declared to be the honor graduates in scholarship standing. The class of 1948 was presented by Nlr. Humphreys to Superintendent Garber. who delivered the diplomas. The exercises were concluded with the singing ot the School Song. - eil 17 'lie JUNIOR CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS -'-ii 18 Ek' ,JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM RATCLII-'F ..... BARBARA GUZIK .... PEGGY EVANS ...... WARREN BATrs ...... ANNE HUMPHREYS ...... BARBARA DYSON ...... MRs. CLUVERIUS ..... ...............President .........Vice-President ............Secretary ........Treasurer ............................RepOrter S. C. A. Representative ......................................Sponsor FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Humphreys, Barbara Guzik, William Ratcliff, Warren Batts, Peggy Evans, Barbara Dyson. SECOND Row: James Trimmer, Franklin Robbins, Betty Lawson, Constance Wolfe, Joyce Highland, Margaret Ashley, Wallace Bowes, Mrs. Cluverius. THIRD Row: Clay Woodie, Herbert Haynes, Agnes Wajcieckowski, Virginia Wroblick, Cyril Petke, Charles Miller, William Hall, James Berry, Thomas Hooper. FOURTH Row: Donald Dickerson, Richard Servonsky, Otis Bristow, Alton Eckert, Franklin Roberts, Lee Busick, William Jones, James Modr. SOPHOMORES: Warren Batts, Wallace Bowes, Donald Dickerson, Alton Eckert, James Modr, Richard Servonsky, Cyril Petke. FRESHMAN CLASS KENNETH TURNER ..... JAMES ROBINS ...... VIRGINIA STURTL .... DORIS ANDERSON .... OFFICERS ...........President ........Vice-President ...........Secretary ..........................Treasurer KATHRYN PUTNAM ..... ........ S . C. A. Representative Miss COLLINS .... .. ...... ...... . .. ............................. Sponsor FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Virginia Sturtz, James Robins, Kenneth Turner, Doris Anderson, Kathryn Putnam. SECOND Row: Anita Norman, Keith McNeer, Susanna Carter, Jacqueline Johnson, Miss Collins. THIRD Row: Mollie Johnson, Barbara Reynolds, Bynum Westmoreland, Mary Langhorne Howell, Carrol Carter, Dorothy Sessions, Rose Berry. FOURTH Row: Bobby Wilson, Jane Topping, Joyce Dunn, Theresa Czablewski. Paul Haigler, Joseph Seekora, Helen Boster, Bobby Hite, Agnes Krakoviak. FIFTH Row: Richard Daniel, Burke Johnson, Edward Jackowski, Philip Fostek, Stanley Janosky, Donald Jacks. -'Ei 19191- EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS GRAHAM EVANS ..... GARY SCHULTZ THELMA Fonmzsr JIMMY HIDDLE ..... SIDNEY NPlXV'l'f7N .... 'IOHNNY HASTY .... . ............Prc'sif1cnf .....l7iCC-P1'L'SfflCVlt .......S0cretury ......Treasurer ......,........,............Rcp0rter C. A. RCfJ7'C',S'CllfllfiUC FIRST Row-Lrzifr T0 lircairr: Gary Schultz, johnny Hasty, Sidney Ncwton, Criinn Evans, Tliclnm Forrvst, Jinnny Riddle. S1-:CoNn Row: Paul McNvL'r. lliclmrd Brown. Mary Curr:-tt, Donald Torlwrt, Alice IC'1n Millcr, Martlia Snycg, Mrs. Geyer. Tmnn Row: Helen Cintont. Annu Contkovic, Saruli Alice Harris. Donald Flite. Dullw VVyutt, Carol Dixon. Adam XV2liClL'Cl10NVSlil. FOUli'l'H How: llolwrt Mosknlski, luck Dyson, Dnrwood Orr:-ll, Billy Huigler, Emil Bmter Mary Ann Martin, lvnn Style-S. Ansh:N1': joan Cxulmlvwski, 415 20 'ELG - W w2'oncfrQ !nv7 ioav gigs. ' Q ' 'A . b .. .. il J A a . ' --,' . ,, A.3'x-K.. ug .' .. A P1 S G. - 53? Q i 5 A s ' .Vg ., 2 ,,.- 065 5 wi . 1 5- 5' Q. . . ' 5 I L .N A . i '- 'W 'Q -nz. I I 1 BQS -B' y ,f Q XXX - K.. x X sv' 5' f .x jbf 1 5 .X K E - 1 ' 1J7lve4-fer.: Y Sf I M Q 2 w. xXE TIVITIES Q k .JK .,,n4.,f, X .. . , W . . urs :IT S .. x ' .Q I Q., V .X ,A g .I if ' t 4 , 77 - . . . , ., , . .,..-L. r ii I A 'XM 1 fiiiif' 'K fw-of Queen -Sw STUDENT COUNCIL THE ORANGE AND BLUE REVIEW STAFE -..Qi if.. . STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS JEAN ANDERSON .... .............. P resident ERNEST ROBERTS ....... ........ V ice-President BARBARA CUZIK .... ........... S ecretary MIsS HOWERTON ...... ....... T reasurer MR. HUMPIIREYS ................... ....... ...... ................... ....... S 7 J o nsor LEFT TO RIGHT! Joyce Roberts, Barbara Dyson, Johnny Hasty, Barbara Guzik, Jean Ander son, Ernest Roberts, Mr. Humphreys, Kathryn Putnam. GGTHE ORANGE AND BLUE REVIEW STAFF OFFICERS SHIRLEY KNAPP ...... ......................... ...... E cl itor-in-Chief JOYE HUMPHREYS ...... ..... A ssistant Editor MARGARET ASHLEY ......... ....... S pecial Editor ANTONINA ACZKIEVVICZ .................. Art Editor OTIS BRISTOW ................ Business Manager JO ANN YOW ......... ........... H ead Typist BROOKE DUDLEY .............................................................. Assistant Typist BARBARA DYSON, WILLIAM RATCLIFF, JANE TOPPING .......... Reporters MRS. CLUVERIUS ............................................................................ Sponsor SEATED--LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Cluverius, Margaret Ashley, Shirley Knapp, Brooke Dudley Joye Humphreys. STANDING-LEFT TO RIGHT: Henry Carter, Antonina Aczkiewicz, William Ratcliff, Jo Ann Yow, Otis Bristow, Jane Topping, Barbara Dyson. -if 23 fir- ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION W 4 A V 'fi , 3, L K 4 A N , w my .-. A WEST POINT HIGH SCHOOL BAND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS FRANK DOWNEY ....... .......... P resident BILLY HOOPER ....... ....... V ice-President ERNEST ROBERTS ..... .......... S ecretary OTrs BRISTOW ...... ....... T reasurer ALFRED BUTLER ................................... ........ R eporter MR. HUMPHREYS AND MR. HAYNES ................ ................. S ponsors FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Ernest Roberts, Frank Downey, Alfred Butler, Billy Hooper, Otis Bristow. ' SECOND Row: Herbert Haynes, James Trimmer, Paul McNeer, Keith McNeer, Adam Wajciechowski, Thomas Hooper, Donald Torbert, Graham Evans, Durwood Orrell. THIRD Row: Robert Kems, Henry Carter, Cyril Petke, Richard Servonsky, john Gintout, Wallace Bowes, Carol Dixon, Carroll Carter, Johnny Hasty, Stanley Janosky. FOURTH Row: Mr. Haynes, Donald Dickerson, Paul Haigler, Randall Highland, VVilliam Ratcliff, Dallas Wyatt, Billy Haigler, james Berry, Jack Dyson. FIFTH Row: David Gedro, Burke Johnson, Asbury McNeer, Lee Busick, Kenneth Turner, William Hall, Philip Fostek, Bynum Westmoreland. SIXTH Row: Jimmy Riddle, Gary Schultz, Warren Bntts, Clay Woodie, Franklin Roberts, John Seluga. WEST POINT HIGH SCHOOL BAND OFFICERS MARGARET ASHLEY ....... .............. P resident THOMAS NEWTON ........... ....... V ice-President ANTONINA ACZKIEWICZ .... ........... S ecretary MR. BRIGGS .................................................................. ............... D irector FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Sarah Alice Harris, Patsy Kruse, William Ratcliif, Antonina Aczkiewicz, Paul McNeer, Bynum Westmoreland. SECOND Row: Mr. Briggs, james McDonald, Margaret Ashley, lack Guthrie, Alton Eckert, Franklin McGowan, William Hall, Virginia Wroblick, Richard Daniel, George Trible. -'if 25 like BETA CLUB CHOBAL CLUB --if 26 93? '- JOYCE ROBERTS .... .. BETA CLUB OFFICERS ALMA PILLSBURY ..... JOYE HUMPHREYS ...... ERNEST ROBERTS ...... Miss HOWERTON ................................................................ . .............Pres1dent Vice-President .......Secretary ......Treasurer ............Sponsor FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Guzik, Anne Humphreys, Margaret Ashley, Joye Humphreys, Shirley Knapp, Antonina Aczkiewicz. SECOND ROW: Barbara Dyson, Erlene Oliver, Alma Pillsbury, IO Ann Yow, jean Anderson, THIRD Rows Warren Batts, William Ratclifl, Jean Wolfe, Miss Howerton, Joyce Roberts, William Hall, Ernest Roberts. CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS DONALD DICKERSON PEGGY EVANS ............. LAURA CURRY ..... HELEN BORINSKI .... BARBARA REYNOLDS MARGARET ASHLEY . MRS. GEYER ........... AND IANE TOPPING ...... .........President Vice-President .........Secretary ......Treasurer ........Librarians ........Pianist ...........Director FIRST ROW-LEFT T0 RIGHT: Margaret Ashley, jane Topping, Donald Dickerson, Peggy Evans, Barbara Reynolds, Laura Curry. SECOND Row: Sarah Alice Harris, Sidney Newton, Agnes Krakoviak, Anita Norman, Martha Sayeg, Kathryn Putnam, Alice Iean Miller, Mary Garrett. THIRD Row: Joan Czablewski, Helen Gintout, Joyce Highland, Mollie johnson, Iacqueline Johnson, Dorothy Sessions, Rose Berry, Mrs. Geyer. FOURTH Row: Grace Milby, Mary Langhome Howell, Doris Anderson, Alton Eckert, Vir- ginia Sturtz, Anna Gontkovic. FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Brown, Erlene Oliver, Barbara Guzik, William Hall, Mary Ann Martin, Thelma Forrest. -451 27 lk- DBAMATIC CLUB A HOBBIES CLUB , gf? F55 . DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS SHIRLEY KNAPP ..... .............. P resident JEAN WOLFE .... ........ V ice-President JEAN ANDERSON ..... ........... S ecretary JOYCE ROBERTS ........ ........ T reasurer MARGARET ASHLEY ..... ....... R eporter MRs. CLUVERIUS .... ...... . .. ..... .......... .Sponsor FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Ashley, Jean Anderson, Shirley Knapp, jean VVolfe, Ioyce Roberts. SECOND ROW: Anne Humphreys, Joye Humphreys, Kathryn Putnam, Anita Norman, Sidney Newton, Mary Garrett, Alice Jean Miller. THIRD ROW: Doris Anderson, Mollie Johnson, Barbara Reynolds, Mary Langhorne Howell, Jacqueline Johnson, Drue Garrett, Keith McNeer. FOURTH Row: Constance Wolfe, Barbara Dyson, jo Ann Yow, Jane Topping, Peggy Evans, Virginia Sturtz, Laura Curry, Bynum Westmoreland. FIFTH Row: Burke johnson, Donald DiCk6fSOH,'VV3ll2lC6 Bowes, Mary Ann Martin, Thelma Forrest, Alton Eckert, Williani Hall, Mrs. Cluverius. SIXTH Row: Asbury McNeer, Otis Bristow, Franklin Roberts, Warren Batts, Herbert Haynes. HOBBIES CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ART CLUB ASRURY MCNEER .................................... President ANTONINA ACZKIEWICZ ............ ......... P resident JIMMY RIDDLE ........ ....... S ecretary JOHN SELUGA ................. ......... S ecretary MR. HUMPHREYS ....... ...... S ponsor ROBERT KERNS ....... ......... T reasurer BILLY HOOPER ..... ....... H eporter MR. HAYNES ....... ........ S ponsor SCIENCE CLUB WILLIAM HALL .................................. .President WARREN BATTS ......................... ...Vice-President BYNUM WESTMORELAND. ..... Secretary-Treasurer Miss COLLINS ............................. . .......... Sponsor FIRST Row-LEFT TO RIGHT: Asbury McNeer, Antonina Aczkiewicz, William Hall. SECOND Row: Agnes Krakoviak, Helen Boster, Theresa Czablewski, Mary Ann Martin, Rose Berry, Miss Collins. THIRD Row: Paul McNeer, Keith McNeer, Durwood Orrell, Donald Torbert, Carrol Carter, Carroll Dixon, Stanley janoski. FOURTH Row: Mr. Haynes, Johnny Hasty, Edward Iackowski, Bynum Westmoreland, Billy Haigler, Dallas Wyatt, Robert Kerns, Bobby Hite, Mr. Humphreys. FIFTH Row: Burke johnson, Donald Dickerson, Cary Schultz, Paul Haigler, Jimmy Riddle, Franklin Roberts, Phillip F ostek, Iohn Seluga. -'-'E+ 29 H+'- NAN DUER HOME ECONOMICS CLUB LIBRARY CLUB 6:5 so gran' NAN DUER HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS MARGARET SKUERS ...... HELEN BORINSKI ..........President .............Vice-President JOYCE HIGHLAND ..... ....... S ecretary-Treasurer NIOLLIE JOHNSON .... .................... R eporter MRS. MORROW ......... .................................................................. S ponsor FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Highland, Helen Borinski, Laura Curry, Dorothy Sessions, Grace Milby. SECOND Row: Mollie Johnson, Margaret Skuers, Dorothy Brown, Joyce Dunn, Theresa Czahlewski, Mrs. Morrow, Frances Milhy. ABSENT: Joye Humphreys. JO ANN Yow ....... LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS JEAN WOLFE ......... CONSTANCE WOLFE .... JOYE HUMPHREYS JEAN ANDERSON ..... Miss HOWERTON .............President .......Vice-President ..........Secretary ......Treasurer ........Heporter ......Spon.s'or FOREGHOUND-LEFT TO RIGHTZ Joye Humphreys, Jo Ann Yow. BACKGROUND: Jean Wolfe, Miss Howerton, Joyce Roberts, Constance Wolfe, Jean Anderson Shirley Knapp, Margaret Ashley. --'El 31 JEW- R U FFNER LIT ERA RY S01 IIETY SAFETY PATROL -Defi 32 530, RUFFNER LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS BARBARA DYSON ..... ............. P resident JANE TOPPING ................ ....... V ice-President JACQUELINE JOHNSON ...... .......... S ecretary IO ANN YOW ................. ...... T reasurer Mlss BRANCH ........ ...... ...... .... . . ...Sponsor SEATED-LEFT TO RIGHT! jean Wolfe, Alton Eckert, Barbara Guzik, Iucqueline johnson, Sidney Newton, Barbara Dyson. STANDING-LEFT TO RIGHT: jane Topping, Miss Branch, jo Ann Yow. SAFETY PATROL OFFICERS HENRY CARTER ................................................ ............ C aptain WILLIAM RATCLIFF AND THOMAS HOOPER ....... ......,. L ieutenants MR, HUMPHREYS ..................................................... ............... S ponsor FIRST ROW-LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mollie Johnson, Paul McNeer, Donald Torbert, Thomas Hooper, Henry Carter, William Ratcliff, Carrol Carter, Shirley Breazeale, Asbury McNe-er. SECOND ROW: Edward Kopaki, joseph Seekora, Robert Moskalski, jack Dyson, Adam Wajcewchowski, Donald Hite. THIRD Row: James Robins, Bobby I-lite, Warren Batts, Philip Fostek, William jones, Ernest Miller. Magi 33 IQ..- FH IiEE'S A CROWD 'FOR PETWS SAKE' f1g:3l?+ GGTHREES A CROWDP ONE-ACT STATE CONTEST PLAY , CAST OF CHARACTERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Barbara Dyson, Franklin Roberts, Warren Batts, ' Jacqueline Johnson, Asbury McNeer. The one-act play, Three,s A Crowdf' by Sara and Clayton McCarty, pre- sented by the Dramatic Club of West Point High School, took first place in the State Contest for Group III Schools. The play had previously taken Hrst place in the district and regional contests held at West Point and Newport News, respectively. Asbury McNeer, who had the leading role, was judged the best actor in the State contest. Jacqueline Johnson was awarded this honor in the New- port News Contest. The play was rated as superior. 'Q WFOR PETEQS SAKE THREE-ACT PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS LEFT TO RIGHT! Warren Batts, Barbara Guzik, William Hall, Kathryn Putnam, Alton Eckert, Mary Langhorne Howell, Miss Collins CAssistant Coachj, Mrs. Cluverius fCoachJ, Shirley Knapp, Alfred Butler, Jacqueline Johnson, Jane Topping, Keith McNeer, Asbury McNeer, The West Point High School Dramatic Club selected for its annual three-act play presentation For Pete's Sake,', a farce by Jay Tobias. ---'Ei 35 230-- on S. ll. A. INSTALLATIUN CEREMONY l.l'll 'lu liuulz l':llIl'Nl Hulwrts. l3n1'lm1'gl Dyson. ,Irwin .'XIl1l1'I'NHIl. XN'illi1un lizllvlillg. lflllltlllc-4' l3zu'l1.1lz1 Clrwik. XV111'r1'11 Vaults. VIKUCHJXN1 of Olfic-4-rs, Outgoing uml lncmning: Swag- 'l'hv CI, .Msc'111hly QIYUI'-B2ll'll1ll'il Cluxik. Outgoing SOL'I'l'tlll'y1 Talk-.Ir-:ln Anal:-1'son. Outqoiu Pl1'SlilK'lllQ Cfuncllc-fl,ig:l1ii11g c:l'I'l'lIlOIlY--l':l'IlCSf Rohn-rts. cJlIfQ,0iHjI, XviC'i l,Tl'SI I1 illllt, as ll CIIIOTQII Club Group Sings A'YVv Aw ljffhting thf- Cklmllvs of tha S K X In t lllt D nn s ll a ion ol' Nclw llvsiclvllt. Xvilliillll Hzltcliff, by .Ivan .'xIlCll'l'Si lij.f0illQ l,I'OSiCl0IltL llnstallzxtimn by Nvw l'1'vsidc'11t of Now Vim'-l'1'vsiclc'llt. Bill m Ilysrnl. and Nvw Sl'L'I'i't2ll'y'. NVz1r1'f'n Buttsg Talk by tlw Pr:-siclm-lltg Talkinf of S. Cf. K. l'lvrlgv by Stuclvnt lioclyg Sung. uFollmv tlw Cllc'au11 ns Nc-xx icvrs lh-tire-cl. ff? rits S+ O HW iw ,gm W... pf' K ,,, A W ' A X A I f 6' ' J I mandy M 4 f ' 1 as M 'f' Wl m-- Q, 'ffl' M - I H NX X xx ll ff ' N A + I I ff' N f, . ,, own e ,E ,'?R?i5b?f'x, Wm W K ff? f MIX! f W 412 iw X Ari. Hf'-...... 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SECOND Row:-James Robins, Randall Highland, Asbury McNeer, Robert Kerns, Henry Carter, William Clements, Billy Hooper, Frank Downey, Willianr Ratcliff, Jimmy Sears, Mr. Haynes. ' BASKETBALL FRANK DOWNEY .,... .......... C aptain BILLY HOOPER ........... ...... C 0-Captain WILLIAM RATCLIFF ..... ....................... M anager CLAY WOODIE ......... ........ A ssistant Manager MR. HAYHES ................................................................ ........,......... C oach FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Clay Woodie, Paul Haigler, Herbert Haynes, Thomas Hooper, Asbury McNeer, Wallace Bowes. SECOND Row: Mr. Haynes, Billy Hooper, Frank Downey, Kenneth Turner, Warren Batts, John Seluga, Franklin Roberts, Otis Bristow, William Ratcliff. 1 BASEBALL DAVID CEDRO .... ......... C aptain THOMAS HooPER .... ...... C 0-Captain JAMES ROBINS ....... ........ M anager MR. HAYNES ............ ............................. ...................................... C 0 ach FIRST ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Herbert Haynes, John Gintout, Bynum Westmoreland, Thomas Hooper, Wallace Bowes, Edward Kopaki. SECOND Row: James Berry, Frank Downey, Donald Dickerson, Paul Haigler, Burke Johnson, Raymond Hogge, James Robins. THIRD Row: Mr. Haynes, John Seluga, Kenneth Tumer, David Gedro, Billy Hooper. -if 39i?iv- HEALTH DAY CELEBRATION The presentation of five-point certificates to 208 pupils was, perhaps, the most significant event in the pageant presented on the school lawn Monday afternoon, May Srd. This live-point group is nearly 65 per cent of the total enrollment of the elem.entary and high schools combined. After preliminary music by the school band and greetings to the audience by the master of ceremonies, Frank Downey, the pageant opened with the entrance of the court and the crowning of the king and queen. The actors in this scene were jo Ann Yow, Queen, David Gedro, King, Shirley Brezeale, Maid-of-Honor, jean Anderson, Margaret Ashley, Barbara Guzik, Anne Humph- reys, joye Humphreys, Shirley Knapp, as Maids, Otis Bristow, Richard Daniel, Mac Graham, Herbert Haynes, Raymond Hogge, Franklin Roberts, as Gentle- men, Buddy Evans and johnny Hasty, as Pages, Swindell Brooks, Laura Neale, joyce Ann Wirtz, Rebecca Wyatt, as Flower Girls, Carolyn Bristow and Nell Marie Palmer, as Train Bearersg Homer Humphreys, jr., and Donald Schultz, as Crown-Bearersg Antonina Aczkiewicz, as Herald. After the coronation ceremony, the five-pointers marched on the stage by grades and were presented with their certificates by the king and queen. The remainder of the program carried out the theme The United Americas. This part of the program was presented in six scenes, each depicting a period in the history of the United States, and suggesting values derived from neigh- borly relations with the Latin American countries. After each scene, Uncle Sam, represented by Alton Eckert, summarized in verse the important events of the period, and Peace, represented by Barbara Dyson, and speaking also in verse, described the prosperity, progress, and happiness enjoyed by the people during the intervals between wars. -.gif 40 :5 wp, ff A, QQ W M1 gk? - as .SE v , , - 4m 'O K In ,if f--:ff 41 Wm- mmf Nw- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WARREN BATIS 4 BOYD JEAN ANDERSON 4 Girl J CUTEST PUTSY HAYNES 4 Boy J ANNE HUMPHREYS 4CirlJ MOST POPULAR FRANK DOWNEY 4 Boy? SHIRLEY KNAPP 4 Girll BEST DANCERS BILLY HOOPER 4 BOY? SHIRLEY BREAZEALE 4 Girl J BEST ATHLETE FRANK DOWNEY WHO' WHO ---vlif 42 JE?- MOST INTELLIGENT WARREN BATTS 4 BOY 7 BARBARA IDYSON 4 Girl J BEST LOOKING DAVID GEDRO 4 Boy? 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C OM PLI M EN TS OF THE CHESAPEAKE CORPORATION OF VIRGINIA 5?- West Point - - Virginia -. .5 CITIZENS 81 FARMERS BANK WEST POINT, VIRGINIA CAPITAL Z100,000.00 0 SURPLUS 3150000.00 CHARTERED 1927 OFFICERS I. M. LEWIS, President E. D. CLOPTON, Vice-President W. G. WARING, Asst. Vice-President W. T. ROBINSON, Asst. Vice-President I. B. POWERS, Cashier E. L. QUINN, Assistant Cashier D. L. MAYO, Assistant Cashier TRUST DEPARTMENT I. B. POWERS, Trust Officer DIRECTORS I. M. Lewis O. A. Bristow D. N. Sutton E. D. Clopton C. Linwood Fisher W. C. Gouldman W. C. Waring F. F. Thompson M. C. McDonald W. T. Robinson A I-Iome Bank for Home People -ggi 45 Hg..- W C OM PLI M EN TS THRIFT OF INSURANCE CORPORATION THRIFT BUILDING Phone 163 W HG? WEST POINT MOTOR COMPANY W OLDSMOBILE - PONTIAC WEST POINT DAIRY AND FROZEN FOODS DAIRY PRODUCTS Frozen Foods and Frozen Food Lockers West Point - - Virginia -if 47 fir- COMPLIMHNTS OF BROWNING CHEVROLET SALES PHONE 231 West Point - - Virginia - Have a Coke COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Urbanna Virginia 48 COJVIPLIIVIENTS OF THE VALUE SHOP PHONE 174 West Point - - Virginia Compliments of Mclntyre Implement Co., Inc. International Motor' Trucks - Refrigerators Farnz Tractors and Implements West Point, Virginia 9 Richmond, Virginia -435 49 H..- Compliments of CASCADE PAPER COMPANY Complete Line of School Supplies Cafeteria Supplies Virginia Representative ---- Perry Rowe North Adams - - Massachusetts C OM PLI M EN TS RICHARDSON? Ge11t's Furnishings OF DRY GOODS - NOTIONS Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Neale's Jewelry ' Millinery SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY PHONE 42-W West Point - - - Virginia --'tif 50 ii! - . Compliments , of Pamunkey Motor Sales RAYMOND S. TAYLOR, Proprietor DcSOTO - PLYMOUTH PHONE 310 West Point - - - Virginia Moore Motor Company Your Friendly FORD Dealer PHONE 136 West Point ---- Virginia Compliments Of PENINSULA DAIRY FOR HOME DELIVERY OF GOLDEN CUERNSEY VITAMIN D, HOMOGINIZED AND GRADE A MILK PHONE 662 West Point ---- Virginia O OM PLI M EN TS OF BRAY'S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE ...H W.. The Tidewater Review COMPLIMEN TS Cireulates I 71 OF KING AND QUEEN KING WILLIAM Riddle's Drug Store and NEW KENT COUNTIES PHONE 101 All Kinds of Prz'ntz'11g West Point ---- Virginia West Point ---- Virginia JOHN W. GUTHRIE STAPLE AND FANCY GR OC ER I ES Choice M eats emi Vegetables PHONE 92 West Point ---- Virginia Jenkins Furniture Company WEST POINT and TA PPA I-IANNOCK VIRGINIA -if 52 iii'- Compliments Of West Point Confectionery Delicious, Hometnazle ICE CREAM C. C. EUBANK, Manager VEAZEY HARDWARE COMPANY General Hardwa1'e Electrical Appliances Plumbing Supplies West Point - - Virginia uCharlie The Barber CHARLES H. CLARKE, IR. Main Street Between 6th and 7th Streets West Point - - Virginia POOLE Home and Auto Supply Heatflame Metered Gas Service Norge Appliances Complete Line of Phonograph Records PHONE 5 West Point - - Virginia vii 53 hw-- General Electric Appliances J. D. O'CONNELL CO. PHONE 345 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING DON O,CONNELL West Point ---- Virginia SHOP IN WEST POINT BEN FRANKLIN STORES Try the Dime Storev First Compliments of SESSIONS COFFEE SHOP West Point ---- Virginia Compliments of 1. A. DRUDGE Groceries and General Merchandise Port Richmond - - - Virginia Compliments of GEORGE W. ASHLEY Groceries - Fresh Meats Fur Dealer PHONE 27 West Point ---- Virginia Compliments of FROST CLOTHING STORE West Point ---- Virginia l - -'Ei 54 H+-- I ongratulations, Graduates! Although you are graduates, you can do a great service for the rest of us, if you never cease to be students-looking for opportunities and ways to cherish the American system of free enterprise and to improve the American way of life. You can be thankful for free schools in a country where you are free to worship and work and think and talk as you please. This is your heritage from the people who built America. THE FUTURE is pretty largely in your hands-you must be vigilant and active to combat the evils of socialism, government domination of private industry, and all the uismsv that destroy democracy. We de- pend upon you to do a good job. Good Luck! EAST COAST ELECTRIC COMPANY, WEST POINT, VIRGINIA The Friendly Peoplen -if 55 liv- S .r 'S' A. Ehzgff-. 'Inch X F,-tx , V 1 . uf Q., an b 2 . Au 1 .-v x uf, Y ,,, ,MM 'gixlau ' ,nw . .L ..-x f 1 'EES F i' ue? ' 1 'Q 'ff..49 1, Y 's L: S ,J 1+ 'ips- ' w 'n I .. Lam , , gv if .. I. A i. 521-2 31- -gil, H ' Q1 4. LV? M, I 4. 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