Woodrow Wilson High School - President Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1951 volume:

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J 'J - 1 H, 'We . y f 'ff x 9-1 , 3 5 Th1S 1951 PREs1DENT IS dedlcated to a person who has endeared herself to the hearts of NX oodroxx VV11SOIl students both for vs hat she has done and for xx hat she 1S Her dlglllty and stralght forward s1ncer1ty demand the respect of ex erx one who comes rn Contact xx 1th her Her true frxendhness h as xx ifllltxd our hc irts ind her Qrauous courtesx lb always uldent Nlrs Lomse Font une max the xears ahead brxng you as ple ismt rssoumons rs hue bun ours xx 1th xou A 4 A ,bv U' , 3 First Row: M. VVhite, A. Butler, P. Pearce, A. Culpepper, P. Carson, P. Hitchcock, F. Knight, I. Sawyer, S. VVilkinson, M. Mason, E. Browning, F. Roof, C. Askew, Bailey. Second Row: C. Paine, D. Britton, L. Futrell, R. Dickson, H. Hagood, D. Rose, L. Rosen, F. Wickers, F. Hasley, R. Upton, B. Cloey, I. Davis, D. Millard, H. Saw- yer. Third Row: S. Turner, B. Sharpe, I. Vaughan, E. Hunter, L. Williams, P. Ste henson, B. Forman, S. Sutton, R. Stokes, N. Mers, J. Thomas, C. Hart, A. Powell. Fourth Row: B. Dani, M. Forrest, T. Bittle, VV. Lewis, C. Staples, VV. Lister, B. Denmark, E. Thornton, R. Antonucci, J. Bass, A. Cotton. Fifth Row: C. Dowty, B. Parker, F. Butts, E. Darden, G. XVilson. First Row, left to right: T. Sawyer, 1. XVilkinson, K. Sharp, F. Ventura, E. XVillett, B, jean, B. Murray, B. Gilbert, H. Joyner, M. Carmichael, E. Freid- man, Silva. Second Row: D. Geluz F. Cooley, R. XValton, V. Swimme, R Buchanan, M. Haskin, P. Dowson, B Bell, D. Bond, R. Hannah. Third Row: L. Canady, M. Rowe, B. Buntir1g,' F Kelley, L. Tisdale, C. Campbell, L Spindler. EIC-HTH First Row: B. Hardison, M. Liverrnon, M. XVood, A. Cummings, L. Hedgebeth, R. Stewart, E. Seebo, I. Long, B. Powell, S. XValdron, M. Majette, P. Lyons. Sec- ond Row: C. Lupton, I. Matthews, M. Sallinger, V. Lawson, J. Posey, R. Hobbs, I. Hoover, B. Matthews, R. Hall, D. Gilpin, D. Peck, D. Paschall, H. Prince, B. Brown. Third Row: M. Hattaway, S. Scarborough, C. Parker, P. Smith, S. Harris, N. Butler, 1. Simmons, P. Isbel, M. McNeil, S. Harris, S. Lewis, L. VVat- son, M. Powell, L. Marriner, M. Mat- thews. Fourth Row: B. Hartsell, A. XVeakley, E. VVright, D. Calloway, F.. Bowen, M. jones, D. Pickett, I. John- son, M. Mitchell, E. Hadnot, A. jackson, VV. Pnyor. Fifth Row: V. Piland, W. Vann, P. Enrico, E. Benton, F. Thomp- son, R. XVeinstein, VV. Knox. s First Row: D. W'ainwright, C. XVilkins, R Hobbs, A. johnson, B. Harxell, M. Fink C. Carlisle, R. Mt-Entire, B. Coleman, C Hedgepeth. A. Olsen, M. King, L. Bridgers J, DeSimone. Second How: M. Cotton, N Vaughn, T. Hall, C. Foreman, M. Coffield XV. Hrdleska, R. Maloney, M. Brauer, B Keefer, J. XVaterfield, J, Cobb, E. XVhite H. Sutton, R. Miller. Third Row: B. Hol land, 1. Headrick, S. Beaton, S. Ashcroft C. Allen, B. Mouser, Ellen, R. Peck E. Baines, R. Stone, S. Spencer, P. Joyner T. Benton. Fourth How: F. Turner, M. Par son, D. Parfin. Second Row: C. Creecy, I M. Thompson, B. Rothenberg, A. Rubin, S Sixertson, I. Nunley. Fifth Row: D. Brooks XV. Harward, R. Ainsworth, N. Nance, B XVharram, C. Bowles, I. Murphy, M. Crater M. Johnson, K. Saunders, M. Eggleston L. Vick. GRADE is figffh. , Q lfo ,av -... FRESHME First Row: B. Eades, R. Barnes, M. Fore- man, B. Enos, S. Brown, A. Bass, 1. Bailey J. Shoe, J. Thomas, M. Lamkin, M. Batche- lor, J, Shipworth. Second Row: C. Coleman, B. Lewis, E. Badger, M. Torian, D. How- ard, B. Evangelo, H. Banks, H. Roberts, R. johnson, R. Rawles, R. Hathaway, L. Moore. Third Row: I. XVells, I. Corbet, N. Smith S. Ellis, C. Goldman, B. Schwetz, M. Bow- den, R. Spence, E. Hunter, B. Bass, P. Simmers, M. Riggins, M. Coustous, R. Gibbs, B. McCehee, M. Brent. Fourth Row: J. Tetterton, C. Johnson, C. Holder, C. jacob- son, A. Miles, B. Van Xoy, P. Mclnnis, G. jenkins, V. Hogan, F. Brady, C. Holland A. Lawrence. Fifth Row: R. Areford, ,I Allen, R. Leyesque, J. Epps, T. Colden R. Allnut, L. I'Anson, A. Harris, B. Lee, B Harrell, C. Kelly, XV, Rawls, E. Phelps. v w First How: B. Smith, P. Hall, C. jordan, D W'aldron, A. Brown, D. Sykes, B. Smith C. Delaney, I. Clarke, B. Snyder, F. Hutche- son. D. Parfin. Second Row: C. Creecy, I Garrison, F. Morse, C. Thompson, D. Hollar J. Vines, Il. Delaney, J. Reed, YV. jenkins H. Barrhill, P. Morgan, B. Cook. Third Row L. Elsarelli, B. Edwards, B. Epstein, C Rixa, B. Garner, K. Kinnon, H. Pierce M. Smithwick, M. Crews, J. Hanbury, I Jones, L. Smith. C. Brydon, E. Holberg Fourth Rout L. Applewhite, F. Barnes, L Powell, P, Howell, C. Council, A. Cross M. Benton, D. Ilartinan, C. Pierce, I Powell, E. Cunningham, A. Harris. Fiftl Rout D. Brooks, D. johnson, R. Underwood L. Hopewell, M. Atkins, C. Opauski, A Owens, II. Opauski. IHH Hill iz ,fl M f. Ax, il EJ .il ,gk 'gui jg , Q-fgmifti s- :S .., HU rg' R T '- if' '1':- ' XA'-if viii' if 'L kg ,I W F,xwg,fk,Jr'?f' W N A f ii jiliffffi be 'wid' 144 :Q .'Uf1' 5 s A 6 1 fxfiffc 4,,girQWfQl'f1E'I J N I , Qgwlgl . 1 , ia 5 2, Q fig fgxv?-M ' '22 , -1 i Q 9 fa da , A 5 rv xv 1? ' fs Z im- q' ! 'i 4 C . l 'Q A 5 ' ,V .Q Q3 ' 9 T 3165,-1 -v 'Xi4 11 Q Q - '. H 'EL 5' . pina Mi bi,F,.i. gy agus t ,v +V- 5 ,xy 'sg' L 4 fi ' ?s?Y? W, li'T55 R,'i, Q? v L Q? 5 ' T ' V, Wt 1 . 4 x ' 1 e , 4 Q O gil? I g , v , ' I 7 ' ' ,L it A ' is fl V -N X i , 5, Q. .K EL- :ffFS5iff' First How: A. Kroskin, J. Gerkin, C Malonzai, King, S. Lassiter, 1. Craw- ford, L. Carris, M. Mullins, D. Hartung C. Sciota, B. Brinkley, I. Lineberry Second Row: H. Spivey, F. Powell. T Carmines, I. Hoggard, B. Moss, S. Pugh S. Manning, I. jean, J. Criflin, B, Mark: man, A. Young, B. Spradlin. Third Row L. Johnson, M. Mc-Mc-nzie, A. White, I Eakes, A. Mc-Clanahan, C. Johnson. I XValker, N. Strickland, C. Pettyjohn M. Miller, B. King, M. Smith, D. Jones? , Fourth Row: N. Harris, S. Lewis, S. Lan- drum, L. Good, F. Creecy, J. Ivey, H Sackstein, C. Mixon, P. Dettier, B. VVar ren, M. Flanders. SOPHOMORES First How: L. Keith, M. Hannah, B. Forrest, L. Leao, L. Rutledge, D. Oliver D. Morgan, B. johnson, S. DeFries, D. Eure, 1. Hendricks, B. Kelly. Second Row: P Ziggenhein, R. Dew, 1. ML-Donald, C, Keel, H. Reynolds, C. VVorley, L. Filer, C VVhitiug, A. Ac-ey, C. Lassiter, S. Nat-lunan. Third Row: D. B-rown, S. Conn, M. Gal- lagher, H. XVhite. I. Babb. C. Host. A. XVright, S. Howe, M. Carlisle, M. Richards Fourth How: M. Russo, B. Kelley, B. Ames, Robison, B. Bunting, F. Proctor, E Hartung, D. Browning, N. jones, J. Fitzgerald, M. Bunting. Fifth Row: T. Davis J. Kelly, C. Peterson, K. Smith, C. Eure, B. Collins. a First Row: B. Dennis, A. Minton, J. Leavy, C. Batchelor, W. Amons, J. Van Loon, C. Roberts, D. Marriner, M. Hall, A. Simmons, S. Marriner, A. Klinner. Second Row: E. Smith, XV. Shane, B. Hise, B. Lipes, B. Ferguson, B. Stew- art, C. Simmons, C. Dijamette, 1. Ziggenhein, F. Blow. Third Row: J. Dan- iels, S. XVilliams, A. Bower, P. Tonkin, M. Sitler, B. Felton, F. Sawyer, P. Campbell, B. Mell, B. Modlin, S. Tew, H. Campbell. Fourth Row: I. Trant, B. Dewson, D. Ex ans, VV. Bruce, I. Dorsey, J. Walker. SOPHGMORES F1rstRou, P Peed N Waldron S Reld G Long S Snyder E Foreham I Vmcent G Roberts A Rue B Plerce A Iustxce S Smlth P Raslclnd Second Row H Brewer H Leune I Nhmrod B Flnlev G Hutto R Nlyers I Royster C Tumer C Nlartln C Porter B Perkxns C Lxney Third Rau, S Falrfield M Niulhns B Lnely D Bender 'VI NVr1ght F Long J Keller Y Jordan Ni Joyner C Lupton Coley Nl Hlnton Nl Beachum Fourth Row D ohnson B WlllldHlS B Terry R Groxe T Porter B Smlth P Rlley S Lawrence S Owens G Pope F Law rence D Goodwm First Hou. P Rlcketts A NVh1te S Wrrght J Long L Sutton S Harcum Ni Wllhams D Hom1an C Llppard D Hlrmon D Hussex Ni Chapman S Kem berlm Ni Parker Second Row B Bradshaw N Sxfnn T Thorpe P Carpenlto S Gamss 1 Blackman L NV1lkmson B W1gg1ns I St George P Scarborough R Landers G Hathaway Ni Choxltz Third Rou, A Butler NI Spatlfore I Sm1th R Blackman G Butler Ni Black F Storex B Sharrett I Xx1llxlIlS NI Hawks S Ioumee C Kmg D Clomnger B Brwant Fourth Rou, B Sturgls E jemlgan B Thomton G Butler R Smlth R Stokes G Garrett B Cutchlns S Calhoun Nl Xhlhamson Ni Niullms Fzfth Rau, A Ixahs S Smlth L Beale J Goldman VS Batten B Webb I Al'Il'l1SfEdd E Klebau S Henrx C Topplng Q 'E if ' f 4 , f',,f,1ig Y Q ,Q ' Q, fi, 2 Q Al A 1, . R L , 2, V.. 'Q W' 45.4 f .Q .. ,W f 'ami' 'ff if ig '-6,r i.vf?' ,QS i ff f ff , - I A A ,7 , V ,1.wL H is iz 1 'El ' i 4 4' ff ' , V 1 G. ' 5 Q' K 'Uv , ,. -' '. 4 -. -4 ' A.,-I mi W f -.- -'Y 'f', be- ' J if x 1 -, I . ' , . W , A. A :W 97? t ' ' ' V A V Wg-41,4 af , 11' pg, - A J , A . ,v , I . - , ,. .,., , .W r ,zu f-y,??V f,li? Y A W In li f X .ML .74 2 I V K' 5 1 ff OV . M-ww-J ,Wa .A 4151.-' , I , 4 M In E 4 . 'S , .. I f I a, , K. f, .rr ,fu Z4 l X 4. , 1 , 1, - ,-V , 15 J' 1. bk . ..' '-Q32 ' iff! , I HA Z ii ,gil iii , 1 1 wx ,-. -5? x ' 1' ,aix 5. K . A UQ, Q.' 1 I fi, M , 4 -. . V . 9 1 . -1 M- .gb l , 7 , . A - ,ff , 1 A 1 W J '32 ,f - A' ' Sv-9 gi - 'zQ'. V ' ' 5-4 ! . 1 ' N Q V - -'rv Y R K' I- I 1 ' in ' 3 X 1 Q ,aff .1 'ff' W 'ff ' rl Jw- First How: M. Marcus, L. Deans, Condrey, S. Spady, P. Brown, C. Elmore, A. Fields, L. Taylor, Beecher, C. Hit-kt-tts, E. Gray, P. Hudgins. Second How: Miss Codd, H. Redmond, A. Marshall, C. Elmore B. Pearse, B. Xlltinwright, B. Ripley, F. Roberts, M. Sharpe. S. Potter, 1. Lofland, P. Brinkley. Third Row A. Edmondson. J. Carpenter. B. Ballentine, O. Elliot, 1. Klise, S. VVallin, B. Pierce, S. Hardison, C. McNair, M Holmes, D. Re-shefsky, 1. Triplett. S. Mitchell, S. Doleman. Fourth Row: N. Holland, B. Mathenia, A. Wood B. Early, E. Frank, L. Lash, B. Dudley, C. VVood, D. Thompson, B. Hanes. Fifth Row: H. McCehee, I. Thomp son, J. Hutchinson. T. Newton, B. Ellis, C. Penston, K. Howerton. JU IORS Jdffin a agii wor Q Rx: Sl 'N r in.. E' I gx I ' k .1, Q .5 4 .xx 5 Q ' .Y Fifi -, ., 5-X Vi S . G. 'ikigxg , . SL A I VB f b s R , w 5 4.4 V .Qian t X Ak .ef igthly 'S f R' sr ' ww., Lv Qf'u1', '-ll:-q - .-F51 1 xi ' ga ' 5,5 1 b my S .- 'g 944'-, A - ,A ity-'el 0 'gl' ' 'F y -.- . if W 'N' 1 -dlp ' - V' Q rs J, Q' . Q1 .' '4 Q L -. if Q ' .1 . It-5 X . A' K ' ' . v f 4? 'fc M ' U '25 H i 4 1 5' ' N V 4 View V V 1 W Wh ,Q ' 'I' ,W 94 sn. t- , n f r BQ 1' - - Q 0 'B . , Y . . X E, .V 4 ,Q ff' e ff 'T 'sf' . no v 1 ' ' Q 1 'l Q ' 4, i 'Pg ' K Q , l Q an - Vx ' 4 A it ' li ,L n, O 1' fx .y' A 4-9 .H 'ucv . 5 - I 5 ' - I S 'I' YQ' . Q 1. .K Y V 6 1 e ,L f Q if Q a t i 4' Q 5 n ' I k V Q, ' X W'i'S?,'L'.:,.ay . it N ! Q i lt. I y Another factor that helped tremendously in our all-around ' W development as individuals was the interest taken in us by the ' . . facul . We are indebted to them for their sincere coneem in Q W '. our problems, both in school and outside, and for the time . -'. We 3, , they gave to help us solve those problems., h ' 1 ,IJ As Freshmen we lookegih tail our class advisor, Laura 5 ' a -' Wright, for guidance throu t e first newness of 'gh school. ' , I r - In our Sophomore year we began to feel at home with Miss , ' -D' P ' g Ellen Vaughan as advisor, and by our junior year we realized C x . A S F 's i C' V .fi . 4' x' fi yr Ev 2: l, t' how much we depended on her. ln the rush and excitement of the last year, we placed dur confidence in Miss Mary Rice, Senior advisor. MR R L SWEENEY Prmczpal ADMINISTRATIO Y MR. R. W. ALLEN Assiqtant Principal I8 FAC LI LTY 'Vhss Betty Ames Nllss 'vlary B Ames Nlrs C Anderson 'vlr John Ankeney MISS P Arthurs Mxss C Avery Home Economlcs Lxbr man Suence Dnerslfied r Bum-,ess Madrson College College of Radford College Occupatlons Catawba College Longwood College Unlverslty of Wxlln lm and 'Vlary West V1rg1n1a Columbia Tennessee Instltute of Unxw erslty Technology Comell Unn ersxty 'C C' s- T' 'Vhss 'vi Cross Nlrs Mary Brady Nllss Helen Brent 'vlr Paul Brown Mlss Marlorle Codd Niathematrcs Engllsh French Band Hxstory Nlary Washmgton Unn erslty of College of New England Longwood College College Indxana Wrlham and Mary Consen atory Unn erslty of lllmols 470 15 IL Q37 4-'lv Ni1ssE Culpepper Nirs Emily Curlee Nirs D Darden NixssE Dashlell Xldth6I'Il8tlCS Randolph Niacon YVoman s College Columbla IJ nn GYSIU Home Economlcs Nflathematlcs Mathematics Cataw ba College 'viary Washmgton Longwood College College Columbia Umx erslty A N ' . A I arlvl . . I. . I. 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I L--. ,Q bamb- gp-4 H Mr George Davrs Mrss Leha Deans Bxology Physxcal Englrsh Educatlon College of College of Wllham and Mary Wrlllam and Mary 5 X ye! 70 Y? nr' Mlss H Dex llblSS Miss Lollta Dlaz Mlss D Drehl Enghsh Enghsh Home Economlcs Hood College Brenau College Longwood College Harvard Umversnty of Pennsylvama Columbia Unn ersnty Columbla Umverslty in Y 'DSU Mr O B Dyer Cabrnet Shop Westem Kentucky State Teachers College Mrs F Fletcher Busmess Mary Washmgton College A, if Mrs L Fontaine Mrs B Fordham History Scxence College of Mary Washmgton Wllllam and Mary College X 'J l Mr I Dragseth Drrector of Vocatlonal Educatlon The Stout Instrtute 9 ,ff Mr Woodrow Cray Physrcal Educatlon Mathematics Vrrgrma Mlhtary Instrtute Columbra Unlx erslty -Q--9 V7 Mr C Gutzler 'vir Ezra Heyler Mrs Charlotte H111 Mlss Mxldred James Shop Busmess Mary Washmgton Mathemahcs Edmboro S I C Northwestem College Randolph Macon Unn erslty Woman s College La Salle U Columbla Bowllng Green Unn ersrty College of Commerce . Y A ' . W r as , l I 'Dx' RA K . N- , X 'T' ,Q . 9 , W 1 1 'V R, ,mal K is N3 a ' ' N ' 1 ,f f Q ' W 1 X X ,M ,, ta .. 2' ' NX , f X A f X X N ff y - X i , . . r .. . - ' ' ' ' V gg. ' . . . - SQYNE., ' Y D 1 26? 'ea 3: Mrs. M. Johnson Miss Gladys Kemp Mr. A. Landis Miss Ellen Lash English Physical Education English, Journalism English College of Madison College Oberlin College College of William and M2-ry William and Mary Miss Mary Mason English Mary Washington College Mrs Ma o R.N. Miss -1- Y , School Nurse Butterworth Hospital Grand Rapids, Michigan is Mr. Pete Mills Physical Education History Appalachian State Teachers College Mrs. M. Newcomb Mr. Lysle Padden Mrs. Faye Paul Miss N. Perkins Miss Mary Rice Nliss Doris Ross English, History Mechanical Science Business Mathematics Distributn e West Virginia Drawing Woman's College of Bowling Green Longwood College Education University Oswego Nomial University of College of University of Beax er College School North Carolina Commerce Virginia College of 'X Mlss A Shumaker Mrs A Stewart Mlss K Tlmberlake En llsh Dxstrlbutlxe Hlstory Col ege of Educatron Longwood College Wrllxam and Mary Unn erslty of Maryland Longwood College MISS-I Tomlmson Spamsh Engllsh Woman s College of UDlVCfSlty of North Carollna 5 Mrss E Vaughan Englrsh Hrstory Wake Forest College Nhss A Vincent Latln Englrsh Randolpl' Macon W oman S College Unnersxty of Vlrgmra Mrs G Waldron Mr Harry Whlte Mlss Ruth Whlte Hlstory Englxsh Scrence Phys1calEducat1on Umversxty of College of Teacher s College Clncmnatr W1ll1am and Mary of Columbra Umversxty of Unn ersxty Rrchmond dl G Nlrss W VVh1tman Mr Ernest Wrld H1Sf0Iy Dru ers Tralnmg Westhampton Physlcal Educatlon College Adnan College M1ssC Woodhouse Mlss K Woodward Mrss Laura Wrrght Mrs M Clayton Mrss Sue NlcCurrv Nirs N Howell Busmess Spamsh Englrsh Office Clerk Office Clerk Llbrary Clerk Mary Washlngton Vanderbxlt Mary Washmgton College Umversrty College Stanford Umversrty n C fy , at ' , 1' 'sf' L m L W t .7 . 2 g O Miss Devilbiss 0 0 5 IMO! Miss Ames Miss Spradlin Coach Wild Miss James 511-5. Bild, Miss Vaughan Coach Lambs '1 P 'I bl . - .2 I p ,HM , - , 'Sh ' K 1 Mk A Y if f, . ,4 1-Q. Q. vu ,. y L fi 'Q ,,, sb - A T if' ,A Rf? is ,Whit r'- 1. K QE Q ., I 5 44,1 ' , . 8 V 1 l A l , It in 1.5, ,, , T, M 1' 3 , .,.. VO, , MW .vw .H M-D WG Y' craig ', I I e ' v Gp mi ' ,v.1F-If . 'Z QB. ,,,, g 0+ g .4 ,' -- F X ,wtf F, v or-jj L ,,. F r .. ,O 'H 'ry 1 . , My ' A ' ,NY as Q W f- f ' my WW, 4 'E' 1, 1 in 'iv 1' ' fn ' Ugg,-L ' 'J ' . ag K, -'f 4 ,fp f- . R A I pf up . A . is wmv - . 1' 4 ity. J. FWS H V za--fa I if 5 ' W , -3z wa- , at .gm Y 1-fix F' 14 E I ,, 1-Adi-P HH 5 r L? ' if-55? a an ii P-isiffl , ' .. t? m5 iz 'V' lf. ' n .3 l Ae -e Organizations played an important part in our school life e., Q i From the time we were Freshmen until we reached our Senior I ki V year, our interest in clubs was continuous. There was a wide - . 1 ' g l ' Q- - ' ' 57' ' variety from which to choose, but our failure to take the required N' P 'Z, , f -, S555 subject for admission. Nevertheless, we found that, by this I .1 L Civ V ' method, it was not likely that we tied ourselves down with too n ' ' . if J ' ' MT'- 5' - - tr' rricular activities. .V .14 .. , . 'Hl zrJ , many ex a cn . 1 '. h p , TN' ' K PM , .Q , X' ,Q 5, W ,Q A, The number of organizations with which we were affiliated is px-.ft Q, ES' , FT -3 ' . H, not important. It is important that from our association with ff 1. '5' 5 - Q, Q ' f e A' js S f ' X fellow club members and from the club meetings, we gained ' -' .Q-tvs g 9 A' J .g'fa'p' :Q Aj something far more valuable than popularity. From them we ? Q ' '- LQ.. , a ' f 4 1: K-'V leamed how to cooperate with other students and teachers, and L ,k ,K Fifi I , also the importance of accepting responsibilities. . , H, , . up f .Tp - . , b syrkl, wi 'it' 'sun Q an . . 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X 1 'Q U 0 3 1 4 , Q Q L 2 P 5- 5 , x 1, ., iii Y 'I-,.e051Lr0T Prcsidcrlf Flj-QS., H01 - Sqn fn fe f U gNrat11fU 13 QD' -Xelsof 'U Hb: V , , -e f ' ' ,f ' Ierk' ,' n- Se- : 1- Sh DUNS Ldjxyxfrf , ,, Y Yil'U'PHSldUl ms' L4 Ifzligizy H0105 S- IHSOII S .mv BU -, ephard 3 ' Dau-1' E LL - FM-hx , A d SXxirXl'5'1 fu - Rflan ,, rx Saul' rx ' Y , BU REA L' EXECUTIF Larry' Bc-rxmm ' 4 , ,,,,, , ,,,,, Preszdent 1 June Tcrrill A,,,,, Vice-President Buddy Lipscmnb , Vice-President e e Shirley F.1rfel ,, , ,,,,,, Secretaire Doris Lnwrmlce ,,,, Tresoriere Miss Mary Maison Membre Honomire Miss Helen Brent ,, C071-S'6iIIL3f8 French Club First Row: J. Royster, VY. Thomas, M. Chovitz, S. Goldman, I. Nimeroff, F Berman, R. Myers, M Alembik. Second OUOZO E555 F6::-'UE-'f SQDU f'P 1V7 '-EC X. ,'?U? mpg? E125 E510-QPF' 5555? ' QS.. QVSIJ' Uwe? mpg 'FL ffwmm sei? 559m mfg' '11 105755- ,ill .r:'mE 71-fy :SZ F1 ef' U' QF' 31 maFg Qgf DP' w' .Q cn gijpp 'iwi U11 ff Q53 5'f'1iE 4, : F -EP U2 31 QQ: W' 1 fc 9:-'. :Zz 21-27 '173' 5552: 'D' 5 LI .4 W,-PFUQ.: fb' 25 .. ,re N-rj-. 255W -.S-fm77 'E ,. H-. 1559 m.:EQ, :s mov OE 'SZ2 5:'a Zo L O. ! ,.,. ' fa -.25 ji :. EF' 62 K-i ES ' ft mf? '11 2122.4 C21 SN rim P1 Q-lc 'S F1 'F' ,. 2 Fr. Lf En 1 VD ff gr' 5-3- 7 ,,,. 'AJ Er, Q9 .. U: Sn 7 :- .D 54' gg, 511. F Q F. 1' CP F. ft, fx PU. nm gon 4 .nw-A 2-'. 94 2 .J FD..- E' '-:In -,nw-an--f., ,.g.,mf-ou 'i 4iHAi iJ,3 ,I MM I I I if 'L ii? S fmff sr U, e 55,3 ru '1 2 R- QW' 1 . . Q 1 ' i iimi ,Km- 311- 1 . ' f 9-. UD T? ,,. fa iff? Ji YQ :Ir H . v Jw . 6 I K W 4 .Al 'I 1 V, H -s. gt ar. MATH CLUB 'i - -u 'lar . First Huw: J. Hudgins, J. Condrey, A. Conklin, F. Henry, J. Keel, S. Castine, B Cofer, I. Ventura, B. Early, I. Blankenship, D. Brown, H. Trutinan, J. Levy Srwnzd Huw: J. Hanhury, R. Ilnward, VV. Sixertson, C. Duke, J. Early, B. Hudgins XY. Allen. B. Freund, F. Tluuiiipwri, F. YVillianis. 'Hiirri Row: NI. Elliot, NI. Blanks VI. Outtz-n, A. XYnmlard, A. Cunnn. F. Fishel, NI. Sniith, B. Miller, P. Kirkland, P Beekwnrth, F. Vaughan. lfmirtli Hour: Miss james, B. Brinkley, D. Pierce, E. Smith J. Parrish. 0Hir'er.s: Hudginq, Ventura, Cufer, Early, Castine. SCIENCE CLUB Front Rout C. Beale, NI. Blanks. N. Cnldinan, J. Stanfield. P. Bransenine, J. XVilkins, B. King, Nl. Miller, NI. Smith, P. Kirkland, D. Wright. P. Beekwnrth, J. Conn Second Rmb: VI. Fnrdanl, F. XYilharns, P. Mc-Fadden. T. Dewsnn, A. Clunnl. L. Lash J. Tripplett, F, Thompson, L. Berman, H. Cofer, B, Caplan, H. XVhite-Adxisor. Third Hour S. Pugh, A. My-Kinley, J. Keys, C. Dalton, B. Hendricks, B. Barnes. I. Curry, C. Duke, J. Sitler, P. Searhornugli. J. Hathaway. Fuurtli Row: T. Nloynihani B. Freund, B. XVarren, XV. Batten, D. Cowan, D. Pierce. C3Hit'!'fS'Z Mr. YVhite, Banks. Sear- lmrmiqli, XVilkins. 53 ' of -QM Knffelingz Triplett, Archer. Underwood, Morden. Standing it ' '1 .2 :ff it' X., W gi gi f, . 1 1 E Hi . 4 1 ll fi'l 1 . , 3. li 2 , 1 .. 1 Q tg 5 lt First Rout D. liit-kt-tts. B. Fri-uncl, I. Helms, D. VVl1itvnc-r. I.. Colcl- nmn. l.. Bowinam, j. Hunhiiry. H. Couturi-, II.fSilx'er, B. Floum. Svfoml Row: D. -lolinson, G. Argcr, J, McNair, C. YVhitv, J. Triple-tt, C. L'ncle-rwood, Miss vV0Odl'lOl1SQ, V, Murden, S. Archer, Nl. Hawks, C. Burns, B. Garland. Third How: I. Blankr-mllip, E. Blat-knlan, F. Hvllns. I. Gooding. B, Clark. Nl. Holmes, C, McNair, S. Mitchell, B. Ciiskill. F, Kliltii-r. I. Ventura, B. NYhalcy, Smith, P. Groton, D. Brown. J. Outtvn. Stuhlen. Fourth Row: I, Wiggins, X. Hewitt. B, Frie-clinun, A. Cordon. A. Conklin, M. Smith, J. Dowdy, S. Castine-. NI. Bowel:-n, tl, Riclwtts, S. Liinv, B. VK'urrvi'n, Nl. Stewart, B, Daugh- trcy. Fifth Huw: Xl. Fi-nncll, ll, Kyriixliidvs, Nl, Ihliizley. B. l'lxxrsh11w, A. Clnmm, R. Clilmlmx, I.. Brown. J. Fitzzvmlcl, B. Lnwrviii-e-, UI. Rolain- -a fi 5 .1 g. Non, Nl. Bunting. A. xytlllillf. B. Brinkley. Svutvzl: Xliss XYoocllioim-. Arrlwr, Hvlins, Dimiiglucrity. 32 Smmlinggz lliclxctts. Xlvliitciwr. llilllllllfy, From: Triplett, Harling, Burns. Back: Miss Woodhouse, XVhite, Underwood, Goldman. The Dramatic Club, composed of almost seventy members, is one of the most active clubs at XVilson. During 50351, it has pre- sented a three-act play, Footloose. in De- eemberg an assembly program on Lees Birthdayg and three one-act playsg 'Sure as You're Bornf, Antics Springf' and 'KSunday's Child. Sunday's Child was presented at NVilliamsburg in the State Contest, to the XVilson P.-T.A.. and as a radio play over YV.C.A.V. The Dramatic Club meets once a month on the second Monday. and an interesting program is planned for each meeting. 33 Floum, Ventura, Fivel, johnson, Miss Diaz, Couture. Freund, Triplett, Archer, Underwood, Floum 34 l E it . 4 i ,X S 3 . , , li , . 1 2 5 3 A is . i ' 3 Q ii S E f E 2 1 1 I i Q 2 K 2 it ai . 'VVFW 'v sv First How: B. Sliurrett, S. Keinlnerly, A. Everett, B. Lawrence, P. Bruns- coinlm, S. Stephenson, I. Babb, A. VVoodard, B. Lawson, C. Beale, P. Vuuglin. Sewond Row: Miss Anics, P. Rudd, F. Crinnpler, M. Carlisle, E. Dc-uns, B. Hodges, S. Putnznn, M. XVood, C. Butt-liclor. B. Bryant, Mrs. Curlve. First How, left to right: A. Conklin, A. Miles, N. Nc-wsoine, Hoggaircl, M. Beazley, A. Rice, Miss Artliurs. Second Row: F. Mercer, M. Carlisle, K Kirkpatrick, M. Busby, S. McFarland, R. Butler, E. Elinor, H. Atkins. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB -mln-nson, Brzlnsuoinb. Bzilslu. Law- rc-mw-, XYooclnrcl. ART CLUB Lawn-m-e-, Beazley. Hoggurd, New some-, Miss Artlinrs. DIVERSIFIED 3 g 4 Q T F 3 i A ' 5 5 l I s l l 2 l . Y i i if i l . Q 2 ' Q OCCUPATIONS F F F CLUB Front: l'fx'crett, Dickinson, Lockman. Burk: Tcw, Peters, Richardson. gn CHQ: QE. ' ,i 9 J 3 Seuted: Eckert, Faison, Sebrell, Tew, Peters, Richardson, Thrift, Solaman VVilliams. Second Row: Sawyer, Short, Harrell, Norship, Liclcman, Dickin son, Exerett, Darden, Nicholson, Ferrell, Mr. Ankeney. Third How: Cum mings, Campbell, Roberts, Murrell, VVillcinson, Ashberry, Jones, Carrol East, XVillis. First Row: Hoody, F. Rhodes, H. Saunders, C. Crouch, B. Spatifore, A. Marshall, D. Pcrshell, M, O'Donell, 1. Price, C. XVilliams, Hobbs, D. Ansley, C. Tarborelli. Second Row: Mrs. Stewart, I. Andrews. R. Borum, D. Ippelito, I. Drew, N. Catewood, J. Keel, dl. Collins, Miss Ross. Third Row: J. Hildebrand, E. Polston, I. VVorrell, J. Aldridge, J. Powell, C. LaFrage, B. Luke, D. Flowers. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION UD. Does Fverytllirmgf' 'v 'als F 1 5 .1 i I 5 Q ... ' . ' , wx nts .. . .-.1 .. '0- sf .f-L,-ff. J 33 R. Couture, M. Banks, S. Farfel, M. Bowden. HISTORY CLUB First Row: A. Conklin, M. Roberts, E. Roesen, M. Miller, R. Cibbs. M. Beazley S. XVilliams D, Klavan C. Goldman, M. Parker, D. Stores, J. Triplett, M. Bow- den. Second Row: D. NVright, E. Deans, F. Vaughan, B. Early, M. Blanks, B Luke, L. Lash, B. Thomas, S. Turner, E. Frank, S. Farfel, A. Gordon, S. Sackstein A. Pierce. Third Row: T. Schneider, B. Caplan, D. Rice, S. Pugh, T. Baine, I Hurst, L. I'Anson, P. Scarborough, J. Hanbury, Lippmau, B. Harshaw, R. Law renee, M. Barbour, F. Clazer. WOODROW WILSON First Row: C. Valentine, N. XVallin, S. McFarland, L. Barnes, D. Lawrence, C. Burns, B. Freund. Second Row: B. Eleanor, H. Cummings, P. Richards, A. Barnes, C. Arger, I. Sitler, I. Fox. 4,4 -Y OFFICERS Iohn Paul Hanbury ......... President Forrest Thompson .. Vice-President Iim Harling ,. . Secretary Bill Freund .... . Treasurer ...--anna-'N ,, , ,.-1unilI W 29 17 fa W jg be W V 32, 9 9 A , fa f' 4 M I QU I Q ,Q Sig? 5' . , A' , . I , , 4 ,wwf , 1 Q' , , fl f - ,, .V 221- , ,. jg, A M I , W 5 ,.,, M ,. 1. 7,1 Q . fe 'W :V Q ' '- . ,w 2. 5 ilg Q ff 'Q i 1 yu. ag, Kneeling: N. Hewitt, I. Ventura, S. Williams, S. Stublen, H. Trotman. First Row: C. Tarbarelli, M. Davis,, S. Mitchell, I. Hudgins, J. Conn, A. Fields, S. Inson, I. Blankenship, D, Cherry, B. Caskill, B. Clark, F. Miltier, D. Nelson. Second Row: Mrs. Newcome, S. Lane, C. White, A. Silvers, M. Roberts, A. Gordon, S. Saxtine, M. Marcus, B. Friedman, M. Stewart, B. Whaley, D. Reshefsky, Miss Rice. Third Row: J. Klise, C. Arnett, A. Owens, F. Vaughan, I. Outten, J. Ricketts, J. Wiggins, F. Helms, M. Dickens, H. Lockman, H. Newsome, I. Triplett, P. Groton, C. Murphey, B. Garland. Fourth Row: T. Beale, M. Hall, N. Batchlor, I. McNair, A. Gumm, A. Conklin, F. Henry, N. Butler, I. Terrill, D. Brown, S. Archer. Fifth Row: D. VVright, E. Myers, J. Keel, B. Thomas, B. Engram, V. Murden, P. Honeycutt, P. Kirkland, S. Castine, M. Beazley, I. Sharpe, C. Beale. LANIER LITERARY SOCIETY 01 11,1 AM F '77 'Irjh ' 2 Pg Y Mrs. Newcomb, Miss Rice, Aclxisors. 'I sp, ll QUILL and SCROLL Zn lfflmg. . Slallzlin A X Smurf' I' HS Underu v A 3 Fm.. A , nd. Indun-tion of New Members. First Row: V. Murden, A. Conklin, A. Gordon, F. Helms, S. Castine, B. Friedman, S. Archer. Second Row: 1. Ventura, M Heath, P. Honeycutt, N. Hewitt, C. Underwood, Mrs. Fontaine. Third Row: B. Freund, C. Burns. 8 A Q 4 L r C 1 Uylkh Clllljcigi: Rllsso First Row: Ricketts. V. Cilnmlm-llo, L. Taylor, E. Curtvr, Nl. llczitli, D. Purse-r, let' ' lvarl-cn L. Russo, L. Culpepper, B. Lawson, D. joncs, Cf. Nh-X.1ir, NI. Holnws. Scvorirl ' Lflwgo Row: Miss XVliite, H. Solomon, B. C211-1-11, lj. Chirrixon, B. Clark, Ii. Cray, T. H Dewson, C. Fikcs, I. Lofton, S. l..nn-. N. Klinni-r, VI. Clonclrvy, S. Cuskuy. Third Row: I. Aldridge, H. Lockman, Nl. Dickinson, L. Cin-rry, ll. Reclinoncl, B, Forc- man B. Ri lev D. VVeddle, A. Murtinctte. Fourth Rout C. Sloane, Nl. Blanks, , P . 1 N. Strickland, A. Cumm, 1. Klise, C. Arne-tte. ClRL'S MONOC-RAM CLUB CHEERLEADERS ln.sIr1r': .-Xn-livr, llim-ks, XYlmlvn. Uiitsidez Orr, Klisc, Kvriukides, McNair Har- slmw, Cinnxn, Forclinnd, Hurtnng. ' , K Harshaw, head cheerleader. 1 :f ...-'A-Sit-7'3-7 ' ' ,zu 'f-vip? ' 'N .: ' - , .. , K- i e, '1'..,.f+f M . . 4 , .A First Row, left to right: S. Blosser, B. jones, P. Ziggenhain, I. Henderson, P. Richards, T. McFadden, B. Criesbach, W Sivertson, I. Meyers, R. Bugarin, C. Baker. Second Row: Coach Mills, W. Thomton, J. jean, B. Parker, T. Moynihan C. Sidwell, E. Sharrctt, I. Mingis, I. Curry, R. Hendricks, R. Dalton, Coach Cray. Third Row: D. Ripley, C. YViggins, B Borum, S. Richardson, B. White, A. Allen, E. Clard, A. Male, A. Bames, J. Turner, C. Dalton, R. McCarter. BOY'S MONOCRAM CLUB Officers: Richards, Henderson, MCFadd6f1- Coach Mills, Coach Gray, advisors. N 'n v -.ll ,. V..-mae H, A ... .i,., -.. J.. , .n . TT- 'z'f':-ff.f- L' ,, . . vo- Nm' X, L... - ...:1Q??B!y 'l m'E?9'f +7'v3?F1-B ' 'S ' ' fr-3 fig:-5-eu: V ,, ,M ,,Ji..'...0 ,3...x1:iVM LM . W ,Hr 6 'I Kneeling: P. Corbet, B. Daughtery. First Row: W. Freund H. Archer, H. Shaw, C. jones, A. King, I. Wilkins, B Buell, V. XVe-therbee, D. Knick, A. Roane, C. DeSimone M. Brownley, S. Caskey, A. Spradlin, I. Moscouitz, B Scott, R. Cross, T. Brooks. Second Row: B. Perkins, D Cunnel, R. Walker, C. Smitll, L. Hutchins, B. Lewis E.. Sharp, M. Morgan, S. Goldman, P. Honeycutt, O. Self A. Walker, B. VValker, D. Ripley, M. Farfel, B. Hayslet, I Roane, A. Facenda. Tlzird Row: M. Tlieimer, A. Brown G. Hall, B. Rakestraw, B. Bruce,. D. Taylor, B. Merr, S Caplan, D. Baldwin, M. Buell, A. Farfel, I. Kise, H. XVhite- ner, K. Hover, D. Crowle, D. Brown. Fourth Row: D Klavans, P. Beckworth, B. VVetherbee, H. Meriner, B. Spivey H. Silver, J. Key, D. Burket, J. Key, B. XVebber, F. jami- son, J. Clemons, H. Rudd, C. Stuck. Fifth Row: D. Craig I. Sitler, R. Scott, D. Frankos, S. Harris, A. Jones, J. Helms H. Petty, B. Fine, Mr. Paul Brown, XV. Adams. Kneelingl Archef- ' 1 Hui goanehoigiizliitt, Slwp' Standing 'ffngl ' k , i5.1...rm-,,5ai sam... BA Nvalker, Se 42 Mr. Brown directs. YEAR S HIGHLIGHTS Our h1gh school band has certalnly experlenced a full year Football season was an excellent begm mng for the band learned many new formatlons and the colorful unlforms whlch were purchased last year were used the entlre season Durmg the fall all day trlps to Hopewell and Smlthfield were taken and of course the band appeared ln many CIVIC affalrs held ID Portsmouth The February term ushered 1n the concert season and lmmedxately the muslc for the Dlstrlct Contest and Sprlng MUSIC Festlval was prepared Eleven members of the W1lson band attended the All State Workshop Band 1n Newport News 1n February All profited by th1S week end One of the hlghhghts of the entlre year came on February 26 when the group lourneyed to Rxch mond for a sxght seemg tour At nlght they heard the Phlladelphla Symphonv Orchestra concert at the Mosque Thls was the Hrst tlme xn several years that the band went out of town wlthout playlng 1n a concert or a parade Thls year saw the beglnnlng and completlon of the modern muslc bulldlng 1n whlch the band w1ll make its home Mr Brown and the band members apprec1ate th1s new bu1ld1ng for rt pro v1des ample rehearsal space and storage for all the equlpment Under Xlr Browns d1rect1on the 1lldlVlCllldl players are constantly str1v1ng to lmprove therr muslclanshlp thereby lmproung the whole organ 1zat1on 4 C Brown C Hall Klax an Beckworth Thelmer Each member feels a part of one bug happy famlly by being acqualnted wlth band work The many hours spent IH fun and work wlll long be remembered It takes practice In dCh0Il Fa y 7 , 1 3 ' f , , . , X r 1 1 v ' 7 L - . , - , . ' 1 - ' y l , , I t - - - - D. Brown. , - , C l . , ' 1 ' . . Q I , 3 Y - . y . l . - Ar L e A w 5.5 ig? E E . ' ' 4 I .1 . H l V ? 1, . r . Q 5 . 2 5 . . l ' if it 1. 'urw' 7 GIRLS GLEE CLUB First Row, left to right: M. Wood, H. Brown, C. Roberts, M. Bowden, O. Elliott, M. Pedd, F. Keel, B. Hodges, J. Gifford, A. Hasty. Second Row: P. Connell, M. Batchelor, B. Wainwright, I. Richards, D. Ellis, B. Ziggenhein, P. Edwards, B. Peters, P. Elderken, L. Whitener, G. Shepherd. Third Row: S. Winn, I. Tetterton, A. Woodard, P. Riccitelli, B. Meld, A. Williams, B. Green, R. Gibbs, P. Simmer. Seated: Prof. Lancaster, P. Thrift. Standing: J. Sterling, E. XVhite, L. Cherry, N. Eckert, S. Hardinson. MUSICAL VOCAL DEPARTMENT The Vocal Department has had two directors this year, the first of whom was Mr. Moore. He served in that capacity for one month before leaving for the Air Force. During this month, the new Mixed Double Quartette was established, and the entire Department gave an assembly program for the student body, which was one of the most beautiful and inspiring programs of the entire year, Mr. Ira Austin took over when Mr. Moore left. He joined the faculty in time to prepare the annual Christmas program. The Sextette and the Double Quartette sang for several club meetings throughout the city during the school year, and made several out-of-town appearances. 44 lla Sex er il groups were sent to the Dlstrlct Contest H1 the Sprmg ind the Nllxed Chorus Cxrls Clee Club Sextette and Double Quartette took an lmportant part 1n the Sprmg Festlval Bemg assoclated xuth a xocll group offers llldl vldufils a Splelldld opportumty to dex elop thelr ITlLlS1C3l talent and g1V6S members an opportumtw to make many new frlends ORGANIZATIONS Dejamette Butler Redd Green Rrchards Hodges Pettxjohn Xir Austm MIXED CHORUS Fzrst Rmb I Curkm C Tarkenton C Robertson B Thom rs P Ellen D Purser I Tumer S Hardl son J Sterlmg 1 Danlels F Sawyer C Batghelor Seumfl Rau, R Phllllpe -I Sawyer N Butler S Xvvflght A Slmmons j Nentura D ones D Wtddlt N Newsome N1 xvlllldmb C Bradlev M Lawrence S Castme C Brinkman D Woodydrd Fourth Rau, I Pettwyohn I Cnfflth B Borum N1 Houghton I Drew E Smlth V Vmson . ? I l 2 .. i 54 . H v 2 v '-- '- ' I , 4 Q: ' ' . . . . .V . J ,, , 2 . .. I Q 1 1 . L . y. V 2 1 . .- jones, Mr. Austin. Third How: G. Barley, N. Cutchms, M. Wright, A. Huy, E. NVard, E. Darling, D. , S . 5 V i U , , 2 i . i ' A l . 1 A 2 2 a ll . E , i 2 f D E g 1 i 3 J A lf L Q A All W A , E 1 -' 3 5 A ' J in 2 2 A 2 2 S l . ' Q l 1 ' 9 f l 5 . b I A 3 A , Ci y 1 lv Q X l L A n s ' f Y wi First Row: M. Heath, F. Vaughan, V. Murden, P. Honeycutt, C, White, B. Harshaw, C. Underwood. Second Row: S Lane, M. Stewart, J. Terrill, I. Ricketts, P. Beckworth, B. Friedman, P. Hudgins, S. Inson. Third Row: M. Fennell M Beazley, B. Early, Miss Mason, L. Lash, L. Cherry, I. Outten. WOODROW WILSON TRI H I -V' V - LU d Us Seateci: XX hggheycutt, Mur e vang 3 v Shaw' 4 6 x derwoo ' HM' len, Cfflow: Brown, A 1 I g 4 2 A ? v 4 5 ' 5 ., j i v Q ' J . e i , 2 ' , x L I 2 ' 2 C l 2 he s B M . . 3 . 3 2 4 . 3 3 5 - F 3 ' 3 . Q g 5 . E 5 i B 2 1 Z . First Row: Gooding, D. Brown, S. Castine, I. Ventura, A. Cumm, S. Stuhlen, I. McNair, P. Croten, H. Trotman, J Triplett. Second Row: M. Hall, F. Miltier, C. Murphy, B. Garland, B. VVhaley, F. Helms, A. Murden, N. Hewitt, J. Myers P. Doleman, N. Batchelor, J. Blankenship. Third Row: S. Mitchell. B. Spatifore, M. Davis, M, This-mer, H. Kyriakides Miss Vaughan, J. Hobson, 1. NViggins, E. Deans, A. Owens, L. Hayden. Firsf PRESIDENTS TRI H I mm, AIC-Ixair Feliz Second Row S ' Ura. 'f lub, 'W First Row: L. Brown, B. Engram, C. Amett, D. Lawrence, M. Holmes, C. McNair, Miss Cross. Second Row: IZ Conn, H. Redfern, V. Cilumbrello, D. Vick, B. Pierce, E. Blackman, G. Hall. Third Row: C. Sloane, I. Klise, C. Caswell, M. Hall. PREXIE TRI HI 48 i Sfqjjed Ldwre: ML'N'1' Hg- '17, A 1 e, Brgwnx 13114 tte. Stand- Ulmes Ing. En ' gfam mm ww 1 f 2 ' : w 5 f . 7 Q . 4' 3 f 1 . V r fi 1 2 ' 4 f 5 f 2 1 l 2 3 l 5 A Q 3 . g S 3. , 4 W v f , Q, , 2' Z g , 6. fl I ? First Row: C. Crouch, C. Backman, A. Conklin, L. Culpepper, I. Kccl, B. Comstock, N. Butler, S. XVilliams, E. Carter S. Stephenson, j. Soux. Second Row: D. Cherry, E. Maier, I. Lofton, A. Everett, S. Boyd, A. Silvers, Miss Whitman, A Martina-tte, D. Wright, j. Sharpe, M. Batchelor, M. Perkins, B. Perkins. TRIA CLE TR H I - . ler. . Standmfl' But , CulpCPPU Front: C-Hifi' Comstock . RCA' First Row: M. Bowden, N. Jones, S. Smith, I. Fitzgerald, F. Storey, D. Hurtung, I. Wilkins. Second Row: B. Jenkins, B Livesay, M. Hawks, S. Ioumey, S. Snyder, E. Fordham, C. Simmons. Third Row: R. Gibbs, L. Brinkley, J. Keller M. Myers. WILSONITE TRI H l Seated- Fit? Hurturll 'gf'fiild ' g, Hawks Q Sfffffdffw- sm- 4 ' uh .lime , S, l C . 5 1 1 i 4 2 1 1 5 ' 2 2 ' ' 1 l 2 5 V 5 6 1 2 2 2 ii l ? Q f 5 3 f l A f i 5 J in 2 Q Z , . , P i , 4 2 Q lf V 1 3 a ll 5 lf 2 4 if ' if ? f . 2 1 ,, f fi ww... 5 i 1 7 . mmm.. if if 4 ' 1 . . 5 , First Row: N. Nixon, M. Cuthric-ll, F. Mercer, A. Butler, C. Brown, M, Spatiforc, A. justice, B. jones, B. Modlin, M Bunting, B. Warren. Second Roux: S. De Fries, D. Enre, N. Listi-r, G. Spicer, S. Fairfield, J. CiHorcl, Miss Diaz, M. XVright E. Owens, J. Broughton, C. Batchelor, M. Batchelor. PRESNOIR TRI H I g Standing: B' C BYQXVUA ' 'ef ' - 'fowl , ,dz A, juan? MV Span iiiglin. B' longs' '11 f 1 Z is Vlfglllla Murden Editor In Chief 15 QS Q--v Audrey Cumm Features Phy 111s Honey cutt M usnc Paul Sykes Spons 52 'xidrllx n Beazley THE PRESIDE T Peggy Groton T UPI-9' Xa si Sonm Tern Q' . ' 0 3' 1 1, me , ' an Jane Terrill ...........,.....,,,,,.. Features jean Ventura .,.,...........7.,. F edfufef ,X W , ,. , A V , An g g . ., A ff Front Rau, left to ngnt Reshefsky Line jones SIIVGIS Snyders Rlcketts Smlth Taylor Second Rau, Cfirrlson Fnedmdn Ixeller Imon Jllbtllt Nhsa Axe-rx Adxlsor Th1rdRou, Dudlex Backmm Lwsreme THEY HANDLED THE BUSINESS f.--. Coach Land1s XilSS Charlotte Ax en Ltterary Adusor Busmess Adusor First How, left tofight: S. Fairfield. B. Tlrornus, A. Silxerw, M. Heath, J. Gooding, C. Underwood, S. Castine, P. Beekworth I. Ventura, A. Conklin, F. Henry. Second Row: E, Garrison, B. Stewart, Ricketts, M. Smith, P. Honeycutt, F. Helms M. Hawks, S. Archer. Third Row: B. Freund, P. Sykes, P. Scarborough. THE STLIDE T h...i.. I 5 U STUDENTOFFICL .ef t .Q Z. Qxjnil in ,J K., ' 1 ,E 5 ,gg L, Feature Editor Jean Ventura Coat-li Landis, Faculty Adxisorg Cur- iel L'nderw0od, Editor-in-Chief. If A, L CMV' .2 -V ' I r if 1: W' I , zffvsf-W1 M24 A a 4 nf' , A ' ' A V if f I A, 0 - , at if-I , ...F Q , nf-1 A -1, 1- . ,awww fwwwi' We soon discovered that all our school life wasn't to be work. Besides the many different clubs in which we participated, there were various other features that made our school days more' pleasant. What would those years have been without the floats, pa- rades, football games and dances that accompanied Homecoming. Remember those swell Dramatic Club plays, some humorous, some sad, all terrillicl Who could forget how cute all the seniors looked on Baby Day with their water guns, short dresses and bubble gum. We all waited patiently for the day when we could put on our bow ribbons and play with our dolls. Although only the seniors could participate in Baby Day, all of us could enjoy the gaiety of the P.-T.A. fairs. From the dancing contest to the notion booths, all things were tops. And then came the night we had anticipated from the beginning of our school career, the junior-Senior. How lovely all the girls looked in their beautiful gowns, and the boys were more handsome than ever in the white dinner jackets or dark suits. A night to remember, but so were the rest of our activities. ure-N 'w ,ng J., ' is, 3 ff - .s '-' ,asf-' K ,. ,,,,,5,,,,h 5 I Q. 58 1' X V ' Q. 1-, , H f .' - ' 4.3 ,. -13 1 E ' V .-Q' I - Q , D- fran-f. Q ' LQQ- ' . Q li 'W' iw 1- 1 T... I ' ,S f A f , . 'Q asa? . . We ask about higher education COLLEGE DAY of X A Randolph-Macon bound. '-J NK Radford hopefuls. Westhampton aspirants. 58 and PASWONS anet Wiggins bw- Sue Sm MGD 1 ELS Joyce McNa- ll' WQIIWLBI n The Kick Line n I I JQCQ nie X Triplett ix Hloy Kyriakides N smfxev mba' DRAMATICS CLUB I guess I cooked too much. FOOT LOOSE FOOTLOOSE A Three Act Comedy by Charles Quimby Burdette directed by Miss Ceorgiauua VVoodhouse Mother, you and Dad should take a world cruise. At the sign of the bumt shirt tail. DECEMBER 8. I950 W. W. H. S. AUDITORIUM ,r79k.' Mary Early ,7,E,E, , E.,.,7.,7,E,..7 Mary NVelton Hawks Randolph l Rancly',j Cunningham E . ,George Arger Delphie E,,E E, E Hope Early E Bob Early Ellllll Dick Early lll,l, Emily Early ,l,l W .llll,l.,,,,l,. Coralyn NVhite Richard Early E, ,,ll.l so Miriam lValker Jenny Malloy , lack Milford Y , Buzz Daily Mrs. Forester Sanford lVilles 61 Such goings on Ioyce Outten E ,,l,, l.Carvel Underwood lW.l..W,,,,Ceorge Burns ,llllll,l Iohn Paul Hanbury jim Hurling ,Jane Fitzgerald ...m.Bettie Lou XVarren ,, Bill Freund joseph Helms Ruth Gibbs Larry Goldman is Sf- E 1 I Hope, we'x'c always wanted a daughter in law, l U ' -i PGS f Q- 112952 5 ' 3 if' 5,5 Ll mg --v Y h, 1 V, X' M, av 2 'Q M, , . fvmm, ,Y ' ' N52 f is jf ' M at 1. V .f 1 1 . '51 I' RX ' jun ' elf' ! X 3' 3: V F gf x 1-V W! 5 ' . . 'Hur parents go to school OPE HOUSE Mr. XVhite demonstrates a principle of Physics. Quiet in th e Library. V 1,7 ul 5 v Miss james gets her point across. s 1 I I 'Q ,I K A I I an 5 U- L First place winner-French Club Second place winner-Junior Class Dramatic Club Forum Club Girls Clee Club 'W' Registration 206 Sophomore Class Pfexlf' Tri-Hi-Y 5 mn . WVe present our W,-4 5.01 SENIOR MINSTREL Wi, my Mr. Interlocutor, that's my joke! 'jxb b la, ck fact 6 1161-e!-. Lovesick Blues??? ...Pe , M 1. 1 K'Bring back those Minstrel Days Song and Dance Teamn Abd Daba Honeymoon Louisxille Lou Rexx Brown of Bowers Hill lfglll 1 Nlurdcn BABY B xrbar 1 Harbhaw H nlhe Trotm m X George Burm md jean Ventura Pop McFadden line Terrlll DAY ig , V , . -wp 5 c , qpflix Bubbcr Barnes r Peggy Groton 1 , Q 1 r ' ,,', Q 1' il 31 N 5 A R , Curvcl Underwood Shirley Cnstinf' Sue Stublen !ff -'.,, A f Li I a 4 Dick journee, James Parrish, Blackie jackson Doris Lawrence X IX il Lou X I ,S Doris Klux an Sonny Riclmrdson, Rufus Dalton. Cully Dalton, Pop N11-Fudden, Carter Valentine t J ,ff 2 ff x'ilhkU'nS Eunit-v Niuivr ugh: A Carrol Ashley and Bolzny Rive Bcttv I.ukc Ieun Ventura E by 4. sdf Sonny Richardson and Peggy Groton Elmmmr Cmrtcr. Pllyllis Ilum-ytntt, HQ-tty Ellgfkllll Cum- Smith jack Lee, jimmy Turner, Charles Sidwell, Tommy Lix inilstrmn 1 i 'iyL,'f7f' 5,l.a. - A i Ji I K ' ' Q 415,21 i .C A - 14 Y -' ,, f ' Qi QWWICQ J ' V , 1 W kg: ' ' rw. Yr .4 fl l n ' ' f fa f junkie Sharpe and Bill Roberts 5 I If , ,X it X gxgrial' C, George Burns and Bill Freund K, Q Eddie Paulfctt, Ben-rly clf!'L'll. B . Margaret Redd jerry Niingn. litmpirtl Atkins. John Sitler Marilyn Beazley, june Holman. Comlvn VVhite Dot Cherry, Carolyn Crouch, Anne Silvers Doris XVarren, Betty Luke, Dolores Ansley if 1 , .-fl' ...J ,W F' Joyce McNair, Audrey Cumm, Shirley Archer, Dot Brown, Florence Helms Nancy Batchelor, Joan Meyers, Faye Allsbrook, Edna Deans A if .X 5 . 0' je C Audrey Murden, Faye Allsbrook Bobby Hudgins, Vernon Vinson, Clarence Baker, Ernest Hull Edna Deans Juddy Rodman Hillard Silver, Howard Atkins Tommy Livingston ,fl 5 kb Dorothy Manning, Ann Faison, Jackie Gooding, Ioan Meyers C f .gd V YLA A X , Q61 v U .x 'I 1 Front: Margie Heath, Sue XVill1ams, Joyce Keel, Dot Cherry. Second: Betty Comstock, Barbara Thomas, Sarah N-Q,-, Drum, Shirley Boyd, Anna Silvers. Audrey Cumm Madeline Fennell 4519 il Blackie Jackson and Eddie Prince Sue Stuhlen, Shirley Archer, S 'R'l2 lv P onny ic iirc son, eggy Crotor' Dot Brown jane Hobson Dot XVright we ff Front: Carol Backnmn, Eleanor Carter. Second: Doris Lawrence, Virginia Morden, Phyllis Honevcutt .v,FG I N ' i 2,4 x I, ,,......un fl X ,. a e , K! - 1 9 Y 9 if-i,s,0'!F,1 1 . if-s 5f'???T'go 149 I 1? M I Q, lr ff W 4 4 5 4 A 1 ' 1 UE, .f 1 71'y sa' . 5 .4 1 . , . . 'aft -, s r. -fats t ?'Lf:Q.' I 'il' .1 yoga ' . T .'f.R':. 1 w- 4 A. ' -is 0 . A ,S K ,v , - p Y ..- . - , ,pu-n. 'ff-.'.0 ' Q '-sf: .,. 'J' 4 ,av Q 1- f Q L 'pf X wig: . I! -V-qtkkxiv '1 'wlaiv ,f - ft 5 1 '- 'V .cu A -,'J f ., ,' 3 J ,I .5f ggi. 1 Q fd' wg -.119 . ' -. of it 'rs y 's-f.-.- -1 .gf PY T' 1 1 5. Hin- Q 1 'Jaffa N . '-.affl T N F 55 Q . A -. ,.f:.f'a-- fic, x ' K Q Q ' i it 5 K X, sf , M J 1 4 av- -an -Q, S P V 4' 33. Among the members of our class were many outstanding sports figures. Bobby McCarter, Dutch Schwalenberg, Roy Hendricks, Eddie Sharrett, Spec Male, and Bobby Criesbach stood out on the gridiron, while Rufus Dalton, Bubber Barnes, and Pop McFadden were equally as good on the hardwood. Others were Norman Newbern and .Iimmie Alexander, both brilliant track men, and Sonny Richardson. who made his mark as one of the best high school pitchers in the Old Dominion. Girls, too, participated in sports. Training beganjn gym classes which paved the way for intramural sports. Louise Cul- pepper, Iva Lou NVilliams, Eleanor Carter. and Doris Purser were just a few of those active in girls' sports. Also included in thc sports round-up are the cheerleaders. They did much to promote the practice of clean sports and a finer school spirit. Class members of this group were Sue Stublen, Noel Hewitt, Barbara Harshaw. Audrey Cumm, joyce McNair. and Shirley Archer. Sports played an important part in our school life during the four years. They were not only entertaining, but also helped to mold our characters in the way of clean living and fair play. yt .1 s .3 ' -.4 an , ,A ',. Y 51' vu' K . if! 4' .. , A:-1214 f .Q ,I',.v . f . . ' -' V I I 4 l 9 1 x X x Zn' ,f4 ' ,f ,..f-- ,,,..- .-04 f' ,-- '?4,' l '-,,,4i u,N,,,,-4F - ,4n6l1 ' .nv- , 43,- .,. l7:4j.nI' 4 ,-1 gi ,.-an ...J- -4'-' ui? ,.,..4- W 5 Us J I 9'E'9 'fsv -Q., qi. s ,I , ' ' J, 's .- 1 ,A - 1 ur- , s' 'xffgxi' -,x U mizgui yfm gr V va x 71 A ,- ' '. . no .xx-s t - I Q . n . 4, , ' ,A Q- '.4T'fvggr1'ff'g?5-'f-, .,.q,, We-, --ff. . ' '1 9 -1' ' '-1 ' 8. M o , -ff ..-465. fr' , ' Q1 M '- ' - 1 L- - f , ' T- '4 isxfi-A',,-' ' Q j .LW 1' ' 1 .... N -1'-FL 4 Q ,fi -1 i Eight Wins -Two Losses: That's The Story Of Cur l950 Season Bobby Criesbach jimmy Turner Co-Captains The 1950 season brought many surprises from the Fighting Presidents. Although not a great team, it was an aggregation which produced a host of thrills for Prexie followers. In his second year as head coach, Woody Cray, ably assisted by line coaches Charles McClurg and Sonny Davis and backfield coach Pete Mills, welded a strong offensive unit which scored at least two touchdowns in all but two games. Although the defense looked spotty at times, it functioned well enough to hold the opponents to an average of a little over seven points a game, while Wilson scored, on the average, eighteen points per game. 8 f x ,Q , ro 4 1 .yu V Q The Prexies opened the season by winning their y , ,, A A 'ff' Hrst six games before taking it on the chin from L I , A 1 C' K ' l t ' Maury and Hopewell on consecutive week-ends. w A y A 4- K- f , However, they finished strong, scoring decisive vic- .. ' . , tories over Granby and Norview. ' , Q W ' , Q One of the biggest surprises to Prexic fans was the Q A A l l , ' ,h ,gg-,A 19-1 Homecoming victory over the Arlington Cen- e 4 p ., ' .V ' ' erals. This game was witnessed by ten thousand . . n . fans, among them being many old grads who re- if ' ., ' turned from different sections of the country for the ' , ' week-end celebration. I Cnzicliz-s Hills. llaxis, Nfcflluig, Cray This early season win first attested to the strength of the team, built by Coach Cray around 19 returning lettermen. Although no State Championship was won by the Presidents, the seasoifs record certainly bears out the great calibre of play turned in by the 1950 edition of the YVilson Presidents. I95O PRESIDENTS Left to Right: Coach Mills, Coach Davis, Coach McClurg, Head-Coach Gray. First Row: Baker, Campbell, C. Dalton, Mingis, Co-Captain Tumer, Co-Captain Criesbach,.Sidwell, McCarter, journee. Second Row: Coach Cray, Male, Mc- Fadden, Gaflos, Richards, Curry, Hartung, Schwalenberg, Hendricks, Asst. Coach Mills. Third Row: Asst. Coach Davis Blosser, Stearns, Riggs, Sanderlin, Sykes, Frankos, Farleigh, Asst. Coach Mc-Clurg, Fourth Row: XVynn, Valentine, Slaugh: ter, Jennings, Topping, Sharrett, Allen. Fifth How: Early, Parrish, Strickland, Bunting, Bames, Peterson, Jean. Sixth Row Prince, jackson, Bames, Sher, Wiggins, Pi. Dalton, Henderson. WB Z Bobby McCarter W A Quarter-back , 9 Charles Sidwell H al f-back f . '15 . 4 AP 'N Roy Hendricks H alf-back WILSON 35 CRADOCK 6 VVILSOIN 2 SOUTH NORFOLK 0 Xvlth 10000 flns lookmg on Bobby NIcCa.rter XV1lsons TtOCt1C12lll englneered VV1lSOl1 to an un PFCSSIVC 35 6 vxctorv over an OlltCllSSCd group of Admlr lls The outeome of the game was never 1l'l doubt IS MCC lrter turned loose sueh hard runnmg bleks is Sxdvs ell Heudrleka md Lo Llpt un Crle sb leh jlmmle VVy nn Tackle Pop NleFadden and W Startlng slowly 2lg'1ll1St an OUtW61gh8d and out manned Tlger eleven Wllsou finaly got I'Olllllg to four touchdowns 111 the second and thlrd qu irters Although be lten bv 27 pOlI1tS South Norfolk pl wed better th in the score would 1I1dlC1t6 The p les C ttCl1lllg of Cullx Dalton stood out whlle WllSC7llb offense rolled ou Ierrv x'ilI'lglS Tackle BK 1' sl N X 'P , Y ..- , r - 1 - . , 2 . , L, 4 w . I C. . - - , , . - V , - ' - ' v , R v. ' . ' L .. ' 1 ' ' - ' ' z 1 ' ', za 2 f z A ' ' - - ' 1 z ' ' ' z . ax' 2 , . 2 . ' , , - i v 1 w - wi i- It ' 1, Q . 5 ' ' . '. , S 1 ' . 1 It 1 . '. A , , y , , Quarter-buck , I I ' Q A Y . , X if A I C Q , ,J-Fw f 2 1 3' A5 I ' - ' X 3 fr S X If wg, V fi xl .- 1 A, . It T T 5, ., g ,fl 78 1 Dutch Schwalenberg a , End .,.. I X' llc' 1- x 'fs V . .R -A .,., , , 4, -. X . if ,uf rj I 1 ,, t g ff I 1 l ' ' Chrence Baker I , g-N' v Gtlllfd x Winston Farleigh Tackle ,J 4 YL. N x ' 1' X Q ' WILSON 28 RALEIGH 12 ourneymg lnto the Tarheel St ite to meet Ralelgh Wllson w'1s glVCIl 1 scire before VV1I1IllI1g out Although the defense looked we lk Co C lptfun jlmmy Turner was the brlght spot makmg tackles all over the field The offense looked mueh sh lrper than lt dld ln the first two games Hendrleks ind Henderson each scored touchdowns on long runs WILSON 19 ARLINGTON I Led by NIcC1rters two touchdowns one 1 6-1 yard punt return Wllson turned blek Arlmgton 1n the first real test of the year 10 000 Homecomlng fans saw the Prexles play thelr best game of the young sefrson In contrftst to the Rllexgh gime Wrlson dlsplayed '1 shftrp defense Al M lles llert p Iss defense was outst lndmg Bubber Bames End 1 'Q Alton Allen IUC C Impbell Center Tackle A I WILSON 25 - NEWPORT NEWS 13 Now ranked among the powers in the state, Wilson took advantage of Newport News fumbles to set up three of the four touchdowns. Scoring for the Prexies were Hendricks, Riggs, Schwalenberg and F rankos, De- fensively, Dick Iournee and jimmy Wynn turned in sterling jobs with their line play. WILSON 21 - PETERSBURG 13 The Presidents, looking for another state crown, con- tinued their winning ways by taking the measure of the Petersburg Crimson Wave It was a hard fought game all the way Charlie Sldwell spelled the difference in the game with his two touchdown runs one a 61 yard jaunt The other touchdown was scored by Carter Wig gms when he scooped up a Petersburg punt which was blocked by Campbell and Farleigh Center Alton Allen turned in an excellent job of backing up the line for the PYCXIGS james Henderson Rufus Dalton Eddie PUHC0 Center Half back Q' Iessel Curry Blackie Iackson George Riggs Quarter back Full back Half back Carte Valentine End WILSON 0 MAURY 7 Under the lights of Foreman Field the Presidents saw their hopes of another State Championshlp blasted by a preclslon like Maury team Outgained on the ground md in the air the Prexies never could get started jerry Nlmgis who performed brilliantly at tackle all year wis never any better His defensive play was the only con solation for the Prexie followers VVILSON 0 HOPEWELL 27 Absorblng their second stralght llCk1IlfD the Presi dents gave the Hopewell Blue Devils defending Stlte Chlmpions a run for thelr money before bowing Although Cllrence Baker recovered three Hopewell fumbles deep in enemy territory VVilson coudnt get '1 SllSt'llllCCl drive going. Dutch Schwa- lenberg Wilson wingman stopped ewerything that was run around his end gix ing '1 sparkling defensive performance. ' 1. 32.9, Buddy Jennings End Eddie Shmrrett H u -back Nu-5' 'QLJ . . , . f ' ' Q , N . Uv . K - L , sf N E. , 1 , ig: t s:-.K ' ' '1.f':N', . - a 1 sm 1 X I e .V S' 1 ,- 'lf L- McCarter gains against Newport News, Kneeling: McCarter, First Row, left to right: Wynn, Baker, Tumer, Alex ander, Mingis. Second Row: C. Dalton, Hendricks, Sidwell, Gfl6Sb3Ch Scliwalenberg. Kneeling: Ioumee, Stearns, Parrish. Stand- ing: Frankos, Hartung. WILSON 19 - GRANBY 0 Pop McFadden started his first game at quarter- back, and the Prexies got back on the victory trail with a 19-0 win over the Granby Blue Comets. XVith Sidwell taking a pitchout in his own end zone and going 105 yards, Hendricks' swivel-hipping 65 yards on a screen pass, and Criesbach plowing over from the one yard line, Granby was never in the game. WILSON14 - NORVIEVV 7 The Presidents completed their most successful season since winning the 1947 State Championship by defeating a good Norview team by the slim margin of 7 points. Playing their last game for Wil- son in addition to the boys already mentioned were Bubber Barnes, jimmy Early, Eddie Prince, Rufus Dalton, Carter Valentine, and Eddie Sharrett. It was these boys who gave XVilson the reserve strength to field a team of which any school would be proud. Co-Captain Criesbach on the loose. 82 UNSUNG HEROES OF FOOTBALL: THE MANAGERS mp. First Row, left to right: B. Sykes, Gartman, Could, Pollard, Spix ey. Second Row: Harrell, Hudgins, Haythe, Aydlett. Junior Varsity Wins Them AII Led by the quarter-backing of Iessel Curry and Charles Topping, the Vice-Presidents completed their second straight undefeated season. Opposing lines were no match for the power of Normie Sher and Herman Bames, nor the lightning-like speed of George Riggs, Phillip Richards and Tommy Martin. SEASON RECORD Wilson 32 Granby 0 VVilson 42 Newport News 12 Wilson 14 Maury 12 Wilson 32 Warwick 12 lfVilson 14 Maury 8 VVilson 32 Norview 0 XVilson 21 South Norfolk 0 First Row le to ri ht Rilev Croce B , ff 3 I ., , - Sidwell, H. Barnes, Driver, Credle. Sec- ond Row: Coach Davis, Richards, Dowdy Knowles, Phelps, Riggs, Topping, Martin Penston, Coach Mills. Third Row: Oast Royster, P. Sykes, jean, Sanderlin, Cot: ten, Smith, Mason, Jameson. With such a promising group of Freshmen and Sophomore boys, the future fortunes of Wilson foot- ball appears to be in good hands. All season long these backs rolled through holes opened by such line stalwarts as Strickland, Sykes, Bosser, Penston, Slaughter, Credle and Peterson. Holding down the ends were George Gaffos, a great pass receiving prospect for '51, Don Pearce and jimmy jean. . , 2 ....,.,... ...-....,........, A- 1' 9' 139 eff' I S4 'H' Y' 'fU Q'? r ' QSXEEQ b 'x 459 Eff 5' 2:5 QQ 'W ':::1ZR? VA LT, X A. vf,. AA'A ,f ?i Qf-V . if f p Q29 , 4 if fix: ff' : X -' f 'M' A., 6 l iv, 9 ,Ac 9-13 ,xi W VVilson XVilson VVilson W'ilson VVilson VVilson Wilson Wilson Wilson XVilson Wilson NVilson NVilson XVilson Wilson VVilson VVilson VVilson Wilson Wilson The CHAMPIONS 1. V. BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL 78 .. .. .Norfolk Academy 28 42 ,,s, YVm. and Mary Frosh 55 59 Lynchburg 62 47 ,ss,ss , s,,,, Maury 43 36 .. Newport News 30 64 ssSs,Ss,,.s,, .,so,.,S,ss N orview 48 54 o7so,s. S,s,oS, G ranby 36 55 ,,...., S.,,os. W arwick 49 51 .,,l,ss s,..so, H ampton 67 43 ,s,, ,Ss,,. L ynchburg 56 57 ws..s,s . ,,o,,.so7oo, Cradock 43 47 . ,,S, . . ,s7,S7 Granby 39 53 1 Newport News 34 49 , Hampton 27 59 s,,s,,,e ,s7e, N Iaury 72 .. , .. Cradock 40 45 1 . . Long Beach 70 48 .. . Ramsey High 29 54 .. . , . .. ,sc, Warwick 34 65 7,,, s,,s s,s7.,s, N orview 49 seasonls record was Fifteen wins and Five losses. First Row, left to right: Sidwcll, Ziggcnhain. Svrond Row: Severin, Mark man, Pugh, jackson, Cuuuuins, Batten, Helms. Third Row: Harrell, Peck Clark, Houghton, jean, XValker, Phelps, Coach Mills. XVilson 61 Norfolk Academy 26 XVilson 61 .. .. .. South Norfolk 19 Wilson 53 . Maury 44 XVilson 43 Maury 47 XVilson 48 Maury 54 XVilson 49 Newport News 35 XVilson 41 ,,,u, Norview 40 XVilson 52 Norfolk Cath. High 29 XVilson 53 . . Granby 54 XVilsou 51 . XVarwick 41 XVilson 51 ,,,,ss Hampton 41 1Vilson 49 ,,,s . .. Cradock 37 XVilson 46 ,s,s,s,,s,, . .. Granby 47 XVilson 47 .. Newport News 46 XVilson 45 . . .. Norfolk Cath. High 48 XVilson 49 .......... . .. .. Hampton 38 XVilson 48 ...... ....... . Maury 40 XVilson 24 ...... Cradock 37 XVilson 42 XVarwick 41 XVilson 42 . .... Norview 41 YVilson 48 ...... .... . .South Norfolk 34 The season's record was Fifteen wins and Six losses. x Wt ui B Huw Bubba X In his second year as basket- ball coach at XVilson. popular Charley McClurg hit the jackpot in winning the Eastern District Championship. In doing so his fast breaking Proxies amassed a 13 -1 conference record, edging out the Newport News' Typhoon, last year's title holder. VVilson,s only conference de- feat came at the hands of a hot Hampton crew who simply couldn't miss on their court. Of 86 Cfnlly Dalton X dw..-rv Ablllly Daniels T N the other conference games, only a few teams gave Wilson any scares at all. Also included on the XVilson slate was a four day trip to New York where the locals met Long Island High, and Ramsey of New jersey. Although Long Island handed the BIcClurg men a 70-45 drubbing, the Orange and Blue bounced back with a decisive victory over Ramsey, defending New jersey state champs. Pub Nllfrddden FlIllShlIlg regular season play Wlth a 14 won Ind 6 lost record and Wllllllllg the E lstern Dlstrlct Champlonshrp give us 1 thlrd seedcd spot 1n our second suc CGSSINC state tournament Le llllllg the Prex1es lnto the tournlment xx IS the sunc qlllll tet th it stxrted ex erx b ill gune Rodman controls tap all xear Jessel Currx All Eastern Forward and hlgh llldlxldlldl pornt mflker IH the Eastern D15 trlct paced the hlgh scorlng Prexles xx ho lHC1d6IltB.llN ax er judcly Rodman N841 fl rx Qu almost 54 p0lIltS per ganu to thelr opponents -14 Qurrx ended tht xc lr xx itll xxtll our 300 pOlIlf5 for 1 14 point axerlge per guna Rlqht behlnd Currx xxcrc All Eastern Guard Pop XlcFadden r Iqx Kcnnx DllllLlS 1 bound man ill xelr Bubber Barnes and Cullx D1lton In lite season games the llst three named pllxed great lull md qlxe thelr tourn lment opponents plentx of trouble 87 'Y xxx 'xlox wh lm x Afttr Illlilllll ltlllg D 1nx lllc 69 48 Ill the flrst round tht Or in TL P, and Blut h 1d 1 tougher tnnc bfbtlllg 1 good 'xlLXlIlClI'1l com bllle 54 D1 Thls sct the st1f.,e f h or t e thrrd mtctnlg th15 tune 1n the st 1tQ f1IlilS xxlth the Conn co 1ched Tx phoon 1 te nn xx h1ch Vx1lbOI1 h 1d 1lrQ 1dx doxx ned txuce durrng rLgul1r se lsou pl 1x As Co1ch NILQlurg 5 11d bcforq the Ch nnplonshlp guna lt xx IS tough cnough dtft ltlllg Ncxx port 'xtxxs txxlct thls xc 1r much s 1 t 1rd 1 nt 1nd for c. stitc tltlc It proud too tough jon Nix ers V 11110 n Parker a task 1nd the rtsult xx1s 1 upsct 44 47 xlctorx for lNt xx port Ntws -Xlthough XVllSOI1 lcd almost the cntxrt guna the Tx phoon rxllrtd to t1lxt the thrlllnr 1n the l1st Inlllllti Nexertheless lets look to the future not the p1st VV1th Sp1rlx plug Currx baclx 1lOI1g xxlth Dnuels Cullx Dalton Nlevers Sl lughter Ku Xlflxlllll in 1nd Xl6g1I'll6X sornt of tht slulx left bx grlduatrng Sunors NIcF1d dur Bxrncs Pxodm 1n P1rlxfr 'ind Rufus Dllf0l1 should lx tllitll up ,af Enos Slaughter Rufus Dalton Blldfb' Key Arthur Meginley 5 f ' 83 H5 J' .,' Z jx! 4.1, ag rf 5' K if wr' Xqw-Q, ff gy f ? 'Nils 'J f fa' as LM i, K 2 AXZQSQ tw Q V fi Wm s . Mike I. First Row, left to right: Managers-Markman, Croce, Riley, Haythe, Snowden, Morgan, Staples, Nimroff, MoCrickard, Hayden. Second Row: Ellis, Slaughter, Curry, McCrickard, Hendricks, McFadden, Richardson, Strickland. Third Row: Coach Cray, Bugarin, Aydlette, Rice, Cutchins, Smith, Topping, Lee, Butler. Fourth Row: Jackson, Royster, Sevem, Steams, VViggins, Allen, Key, Cummings. PENINSLILA DIVISION CHAMPIONS As the spring season rolled around again, Coach XVoody Cray started drilling his baseball squad in preparation for the defense of their Eastern District Title. Having Sonny Richardson, ace hurler, back for his last season, the Presidents were given a good chance of winning another title. As this went to press, the Orange and Blue record stood at 3 won and 3 lost. Building around eleven letterinen, Coach Cray Welded a formidable defensive team to go along with his returning power hitters and excellent pitching staff. VVith only a handfull of this yearis team graduating, the Presidents should be a baseball power in the Eastern District again next year. Coach Cray, Pop McFadden-P. and David Nic Crickard-P. it to 5 Q .n o .- W .Q .,--Q A , S ,xy X 3 lil L,Ek ,X I - ' 1 5 A Q 'R Jesse! Cun.yxL.F' Chades Toppmi! Carter Wiggins-R.F. --- '-- 0 W, ffsii I I Tommy Stearns-C. Sammy Strickland-C. ::-f,,' I 1 I I -I W N1 sl Ev , xy -- 'fi 1 X - r , I x x Q! haf? Buddy Aydlette-R.F. Roy Hendricks-P. Bobby Slaughter-P. I 5 O 'Q 94 Billy Jones, Wilford Silvertson, Charles Sidwell, George Riggs TRACK With Coach Davis taking over the helm of the Prexie trackmen this year, the Orange and Blue cindermen were still undefeated in dual meet com- petition as this went to press. In other competition the Prexies came in second in the State-Indoor-Meet and third in the Tide- water Meet. Captain Billy Jones, Charlie Sidwell, and James Henderson formed the nucleus of the track squad which seemed headed for another successful season. Although Davis did an excellent job with this year's team, he will be forced to rebuild his whole team almost entirely as most of his cindermen are receiving their diplomas this june. 5 4 1 .Wi , 1 Y - 1? ,g George Riggs 5.2 llx jerry Mingis D! 4 5 Coach Davis 5 if 6- 5 z JIIHIHY Jean 4.44 '31 Rufus Cotten md lommy Lu mgston -sw' XYW Danny Rlpley '30 -pair' -r. Q, 6 N3 wma? M.- Ceorge Petereon TWV Ge0fZ9 C '95,-xg Ov i f -J C lptwm Bllly jones j xmes Parrxsh P llll Sykes I. X I 1 an Sher ould and Norm ,lf- ii 4. Dick Ioumee and Carter Valentine Charles Sidwell First Row: Pollard-mgr., Sher, Harrell Perkins Livin ton , , g v Could, Cotton, Terry, Fleming, Sykes. Second Row: Ripley, Jean, Valentine, Sidwell, Capt. jones, Siverston, Riggs, Parrish, Peterson, Viola. Third Row: Madigan-mgr., jackson, Ma- honey, Acey, Bruce, Bennett, Jemison, Cay, Hudgins, Blow Miller, Foller. Spec Male NVilliam Thomton S 'n 1 Sonny Terry and Bobby Perkins Q UI ,Ogr , 2. o. ' I I I Dan Fleming and George Harrell L W L. 5 rpm- 1 1 T'1' 9' 183 GOLF 9154 in , W M Areford April 23 April 25 May 1 May 2 May 7 May 11 May 14 May 15 May 18 May 21 ... McAlpine Hartsell Pettyiohn SCHEDULE At Maury -A At Granby . ,,,, Elizabeth City 6 Hampton E, Catholic Central I 6' A At Elizabeth City 9' D, S - ,ELF-5 aaaaa..v L aa.aaa Maury L .. C,CCa a.., L Granby i ia1 . At Catholic Central A Hampton ,P Miller Wiggins, St. George, Batten BASKETBALL CHAMPS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Front: Martinette, Ripley, Lane. Back: Wood, Brinkley, Weddle, Foreman. t v First: Condrey, Garrison. Second: Weather- bee, Klinner, Martinette. Third: Padgett, Ripley, Russo, Foreman. 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K NV1- wvre fortnnuh- In lmu- Iiill lfrl-nml .lx 4l.lxN lHl'Nlll4'lllx v,' and Nliss Nlury llic-1' an l'l.lNN mlxiwu tn In-lp HN 1-xv: ilu' mn-.flu , spots. 3, nRllSll. rusll.1'nslxlA'npmtln' xl-ry l.ut mmnhl It mmf! unhl if ,-. 4- D rc-grvts tlult our srluwl -Lux ul X. ln.lm-g 41 Tllvll tlu- clay unm' Inm' l.'3tlu WSI XM- lismllx It ulmwl f W0 lwgzlll l7l'1lL'll4'ilu! llu' L'l,nllux..l'1m nm:-ll llull ul- lull ,my tllzlt all tlle vflorts xu' luzul put mln tluw- l-nn xv-ml. nlnl x- .urs llzltl lJ6'0ll Worill Wllilv. :mal llml LlllllUllLfll an lmwl nv.ul1- IIllNl.ll'xt'N in tlw past. our sllcc-4-ssl-N mntxu-ngln-cl mn' l.nIm+ N Xvv lllzlrvllvtl Slim ly lIllllll'lllNl1' slum- wnllnvj will--lx un.: to smile- for tlu- tvanw Suuwlum wr Ln.-xx tlml :I nun not ilu- vlnl. lint tha- lu-ginninq ul an-xx mul gn-nh-1 .H-lmw-1....,n hr. n ly 4 e , - 0 sf. 14.1 ,Q Y VN . r, ' t ' lil q sv , :- i L ,'- x . I 1 6 A If' 4 r lun .. l 9 . 'r A jf, ,-, A -f ff .gg :P ' -',.-,is U f A, ' 4 y. an '. M' 3f :'1' v 1 .,-0 -' L .- ix ' 3-. ' .'-?f7zQt? :-5 K A' il 'A ' V ' ' ' - A. 'Q x ' - 1 J ' '-f4..u:, 72: , .' , ,Q - '. V lvgx DAVQQ. 50 ? 1 UWQIQ Q2 '-,, '15 3 ff' ,, I, ka-P 1. 1 .K h, 'Lys' , i 'i'-i ,z ,x A ' up vw E ef Q ,Q I , Af., all In RI., 1 . 'I Q1!,f,u 91 iq 1, . amiga v I .r 'J xlhcxf mfg' Q,,,,,:nxm-.V ht: ! I :Z -rg, Y. Npr, ., nw , f . Q V.-gl-A fo- 44 ' WF, ff-I-in-ll-,, ,asa kl v ' x 5 Q , -Aff!-,,4..44 7 . A1 I 'Q-A-.-1 rid, V L- .5 ' my 1 Jap.-' , f A- lk! 'Q .M .Mg r 5 S fl Left to Right: Bobby McCarter- President, Bobby Borum-Boys' Treas- urer, johnny Spence-Vice-President, Miss Eleanor Dashiell-Advisor, LaRue Askew-Secretary, Fassie Rhodes- Girls' Treasurer. FEBRUARY CLASS Nliss Culpepper has been patient with ns the-sv past four years. Bobby and Miss Dashiell go over commencement plans. Football, Track, M o n o g r a m L ARUE HALL ASKEXV Intrunurxl Sports D E Club 'ASSlStlIlf Ch urm Ill D E Club Honor Souetw ROBERT C BORUH Football Tr Ink Xlonogr lm Club Xhxed Chorus Rc pre sent atlxe Stuck nt Counul Pre-Sldent D E Club Tre-lsurfr Semor Cl rss ANDREW I BR-XDSHAYX D I' Cl! lu RICH -XRD C BROXX X Xl1l Cl'llIlg Blnd Conaert Band Tflmt Awstant 1 -A i 55' ff.-P -Q' f A4 JO ANNE ALDERMAN Pan-American League, Shake- spearean Club, Pep Club, His- tory Club, Presidenfs Tri-Hi-Y, Lanier Literary Sociefy JAMES VV. ALEXANDER Club C -XROL. FAY AXIDURSIQ NONE JERRE CARBILR ASHBERRY Tre-lsurer D O Club llllllii QNIORS Q? vu avi wi' .N r Ni if ! LV Z if - . . Q , C' -.9 . 5' 'l ' - , L- ,A A l 2 .4 . . A S . - K' 'Y . . if . ' P' a , z ' , . 1 V 'K l. ' C' f l L , W R ' I 1 ' L, 1 5 x ,, .L . ME'-ff' f , A JAVIES KEPLON DREXK JR Concert Band 'Vlarcbmg Band Latm Club Bxologv Club Nhxed Chorus Pres1dentD O Club AUBREY LEROY FACEN DA Track AllSt1te Band XlOtlOIl Plcture Counul Bind Officer Publm Sorxlce Asslstmt Nlono grlm Club NORMAN EARL FAN N EY Nlarnbmg Band Comart Band Co VVINSTON E FARLEIGH JR Football Monogram Club JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL Football, Track, M o n o gra m Club D O Club Nlatb Club Presldents H1 Y Sclence Club ANNE DALE COFFEY Latm Club Lanler Lrterary SOCICW D E Club Vlatb Club JOSEPH D DARDEN D O Club ENRICO DIPAOLO INONE WWFHS LAURA LEE GEORGE Vlce Presldent Trlangle Tr1 H1 Y Manager Volleyball Brology Club Secretary Nionogram Club Pan Amerlcan League Shakespearean Club Intramural Sports LEO JOHN GOLDEN Presldents H1 Y Art Club NV1l son H1 Y ROBERT A CRIESBACH Football fCo Captaml Track Monogram Club Pubhc Serv1ce Ass1stant BARBARA HALL Student Councrl Trlmgle Trl H1Y D E Club House of Representatn es Fw si RICHARD 'NI HARRELL Pm Amerm m League I JOE C HNXTH -XXX -XY IR XONL NOEL DXSHIELL HEXK ITT Xut Presldent Fl'tSl'lIIllI1 Cl1s5 Y me Presxclent VI llS0l1lU3 Trl 1 C urls xcltr 4 r Sl clfut Sll 1lu spm ll'lIl Club 111ll lI1d Stroll brtrrtln Cxrls flee Clllll ExQl1u15,L Edltor Student Drunltu Clllli PI'fSlClLIllS r1 1 , X uc Prcs1cle11t Ltllllll' L1t1r1rx Souctx CIXTHI-X ELLEN HOBBS Pep Club, D E Club, Honor gm lvtx LL CILLE F IEXRIXQ Home Fc Club, P1 p Clllll D E Club, Honor Smutx 1 wx at lf' 1 'J . A .- 3 A y .- br' I V, A, A I' ' V ' K la I 'I ll ' i 2:, ,W '917Zlf7 -1 l . l' Al l- W I if' N . - I I 3 I 11112 Al -llx'1l-I-1, af I' K. ,jrzfflz ll, l14', , '. 'l.'T'- if H--Y Y-In , , ', 'M MARY E ODONNELL Glee Club D E Club Honor SOCl6ty EDlNA LORRAUNE POLSTON D E Club Honor Socxety FASSIE MAE RHODES Student Councrl Representatlve Treasurer Semor Class D E Club Honor Souetx ROBERT SCHXVALEINBERG J V Basketball, Football, Track, Band, Monogram Club, Hrston Club, Presrdent's H1 Y, Suence Club ,J 'NORMAN LEVVIS NEWBERN Tr uk CAROLYN LxFRAGE D E Club Honor Soclctx HAL S -XX FORD NICCARTER Footbfall B rsebfrll fCo Cap tam? I X B rsketball Semor C l 1 s s Pl'LSldlI1f Homeroom Presldent Presldgnt H1Y Nlonogr lm Club THEODORE 'NASH MILLER B web ull Xlonogr U11 Club ELISE BUTHENA NIOODY Drum M qorette Prexre Trl 1 D E Club Honor Souety 'iris y wr' L P -3 . :' .J R I1 - - mi f' . I Q ht J . f 5 1.4 1 'Q 5 EDWARD B. SHARRETT Football, Truck, I. V. Basket- ball, Monogram Club JOHN DXLI..-XS SHORT D O Club I X Footbwll JOHN HENRY SPENCE Drrettor Tr lfbt House r f Represent xtn es Vrce Prtsldtnt Sophomore Class Student Counul Represent rtlx e Stuclent Counul Tr :Hit Assxst mt 31 'in-0 if LIBBY ELIZABETH TENIPLE hy, Trllngle Trl H1 Y 'Sv PEGGY ANY VICK Honor Soutty D O Club -wg,-:-' 'Q' 5-A ,fi 9 '40 CLARENICE L NVHITE Brseball CCo Cdptamj Basket bxll Nlonogram Club House of Represent :tu es ANNIS ELAINE XX ILLIANIS II'lUlI11llI ll Sports Luncbroom Asslstlnt Home-room Represent 1 xc D E Club Art ub Nionobrrm Club Hrstors Club LILLIAN E XX ILSON Honor Socletx LlllIC.llI'00IH As s1st1nt Home-room Representa tu: D E Club Intramurrl Sports SOCIII Churmrn D E Club P-XTRICI-X LEE XX RIGHT D E Club Intrlmurll Sports Honor South PLIDIILIIX Cbarr mln D E Club FEBRUARY I..- BICGEST FLIRT BEST PERSONALITX 1 C ff BEST LOOKINC DM' 0 ew Laura Ceorgc Bobhw Crlcsbach Imam Ashbcrrx Bobbv NiQC1rter 'Noel Hen xtt MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jimmy Dre-w LAZIEST Irussiv Iilmdcs Bobby Borum Elise Moody Hubby Criesbuch HALL OF FAM -L 'HOST ATHI LTIC CLTEST Lmrl CUWH Xml Ilcxutt Bl ST DRFSSFD Bobbx NILC nrtcr hddx xllntr Mmm Spine lrnrl H1 I HOST CONCEITED Plt XX nght Bobbx Burum ,Ab BEST -XLL -XROL ND Lllll an NX xlmn jumm -Klu mdcr :- Q. . 'yu K s 'L new ,W ' I 12 1- 1' ,I 'lf tw, 3.1111 ul .. I , A , N Q K 'V' 1 ' x s x ' L N db L I ' x 1 4 -.-Q In Memoraam Rose Mary was one of us sincere loyal friendly The courageous Splflt with which she faced the inevitable was a constant inspiration to curricular act1v1t1es Rose Mary could alwavs be depended upon To her Class of 1951 Woodrow Wilson High School to anv group with which she was assoclated she always contributed more than her share 4 O all. Active in sports, publications and other extra- . . . . to Seated Nhss Rue B Frumd S Arnlur Standing, A Cumm I Terrlll A Bames E Prmu .IU E CLASS OFFICERS B111 Freund lm Tffflll Shlrlu -Xrcher Xudrq Cumm Iuubbcr Blrms Irddu Prime Presulent Vzce Presulent Secretarry C zrls Trcasurar Boys Treasurer Rcprcscrztatxw . '. , ' . , ' 1. ' .. .. , . , . . . . , . ' -1 1 1 l . . Vx, v. , 4. xy Y I 1- ,nl , H 1 1 , D S K B. ,, ,, , ,, S 'X . z '- , , . 42' NIAUDE DOLORE Iitm Cl11b Cirls Cl ee Club Nllxtd ClltJTllS D P Club S AUSLEY CAROI NIAL BACKXIAN 1 tsurz r l' 111 A1111 ru in 1 1 mg., 1 Tri H1 Y Nlixcd fliorus Trl 1l bx jurx Honor Socutx CLARENCE HFXRY BAKER I X Btsltttbill Footbill Nlixtd Chorus Art Club Historx Cl l ll 1 Luncliroom Assist mt Xlono gr un Cll l 1 J Pir ltts of en 7 mu IL THI R AI I ISOX B-XRXPS B IH 1 tb 1ll 1 J XX oodrou NK 1 son 1 N mogr un C lub 'l rn ISIII' f Footbtll Science tr 0 Slllllbl' C YVIL M atb League, H LARD THOMAS ALLEN Club, Pan-American onor Society, History Club, Science Club V 'XL B md SHIRLEY ANN ARCHER Director of Public Service and Lunch ' room, Secretary and Vice- Prcsident of Student Council, Secretary of Dr11m11tic Club, Cheerleader '1're'1Qurer of Wil somtt and President Q Tri H1 Y Llteriry Staff of An l nua and Student Sec retarx of Senior C iss Actixitx Bo1rd ice President of Quill ind Scroll TER C ASHLEY JR HOXVARD TAYLOR ATKINS Art Cl11b Honor Society N1 th 1 Club Pin Arncrit in League Txs lrlt r 5 1- ' . 3 I . , .- .- . . , 2 . l1..'. 1 .1 , V' - , 1 ' . , . , . 1 ,. r I- Y: A S , , 1 - - -1 ' , A f . 41 , , I .' , i fi .', . J. A f Tr 11 J - of 1 - 1 1 L11 gum-, Activity Board, Tri- ' 1 'll '- '-', , I ., , , 1 1 1 , 'li ' 5 -'L .V A 1 4 , 1 ..k. tk 7 A E 1 . 1 2 P - 1jli 1 1 . 1 , 1 ' Cl1 l , ' ' lf II'-Y, Air 71 I . ' '1 ' V ' Iluss XI -XRILYN IO-XX BEAZLEY f Art Club Lamer Pl'6S1dt'IIt 0 Llterlrx Soclctx French Club Hlstorx Cl11b Dramatln Club Wllionlte md XX oodrou XVIISOH Tr1 H1 Y ulll und Stroll Sb nl-te-spa ure 1n Cl11b Art Ed1tor of Student Llteran Stuff of Annull Honor Souetx PHYLLIS I BECIGXORTH Drum Nluorette Woodrow XVII son Tr1 H1 Y Lltcrlrw St lff of Student Lltm Club H1StOTV Club Xiltb Club Sue-me Club Honor Souttx Intrxmurxl Sport Lxnxer Llterlrx Soucty LARRY W ILLI ANI BERNI -XX d nt French Club Xue Pres1 L Pruldent Honor Souetv Latm d t Club Homeroom Prem en Sueme- Club L ltm Tourn lfllent SHIRLEY ANIN BOYD Trxmgle Tr1 H1 Y Club 'FSF'-2 'UAS x 1 Home E ff 41 v' 'G 55? .3 -S f,,x df JANIES ROBERT NONE JULIE AM NONE BRANINIER DOROTHY JANE BROWN Drum Nlajorette Correspondmg Secretary of NV1lQon1te md Presxdentls Tr1 H1 Y, Dramatxc Club, Pan Amerlcan League, Student Staff, L.1n1er L1ter.1rv Sous-tv, NI.1tb Club, Shake spearean Club, In t r dm u ral Sports, Latm Club, Scxence Club, H1StOfX Club, xIlX6d Cl10ruS BRY ANT BETTY JANE BUCK D E Club, Hlstorv Club, Math Club, Suence Club, Intramural Sports Q ILORCII XX IXLNXS IH I t ltllt Slllllllll Bodx r N Ill XX ooclroxx XXllso1l T t lNllI'tI' I lllll Club Tn lSl1l'tI' Iru 1 lll S11 lomorl l ulll IIXCI Stroll Sports Irtlltor ot Studcllt Drllllltlc Club X-XNCX IILXXFLI BLTLIII X 18011116 Trl II1 X Scart lrx o fl llXL,lt 1 Xing d orlls llll l lll 1 X IV Xll llt fplllflt ttf C rls ll IX I lte rlrx Soul 1 llor bonu tx tr ullur ll Sports Trl ll bl Iurx Plrltts of Ic1l7 mu XX1lsol11te Trl H1 X CIIXYYLSIJIXIXCI 1112 Surat lrx of Trl lllgla Trl 1 l lt Stltl r s xI0lX0f.,I'llIl C lllll Illtrl ll IT ll Sports C lrls B lslu tb lll Cb UXXIXS 48 X olle Xb lll X1 lll lgi r SALLIII Ll CII I I' CASRLX Buld OITILQT Illtr llllllfll Sports Xlonogr 1111 f llllb Fftlllll Club B IIXLI F 2 -Cib- i' Kiel? YJ SIIIRLIY ANN CASTINE Qlllll llld Scroll Clrls Sporte Ldltor of Stlldlllf I ltcrlrw St iff of AIXIXLIII Forum Presldellt s Trl H1 X XXIISOTXIIL Trl H1 X Dr 1111 ltlt Club Lllller Llterary SOLIGIX X1 ltll Club Pm Amerl L lll LL lglle- IIOIIOI' Some-tx Yr Sc ll llc L Club C Il -XRI ENE LOIS CASXX ELL Illtrllllllr ll Sports P111 Alrlerl clll Lcaguc Prelclz Trl HlX E Club BIISIIXLSS A of -Xllllu ll DOHOTHX I IA I- CHERRX Fftlltll Club Trl lllglc Trl H1 X, D IL Club, IIOIXOI' Sous-tv XI -XDELIXE T CIOLA Pr: sllolr Trl H1 X Trlangle Trl H1 X , D E f lub Honor Souetx - ---- - '??gfZ :,', 'r wit ' .' ' P an i- '33-TIL do ' ' . Hi-X'. ,F ru, ' .1' I ,' 'lf ' V xl ,F of 7 ull Ill - V ll - II'-X', I ll X 'KA Q 'Q a '- . .' i I ' Z, VI: ' '- '- I -ll 3 Q , f T 'Q f - Tri-II1X', 1 Ch 5, Fr- -l C l, ,IT -cl Dt I 1 z ' ', li J Cl -- ' Cll l , Jzllllvr If I 1 j .' -' 'tj, Ho I Llltlll Club, Ill'- ABBIE ELEANOR CARTER Tl HA-X', L11 1' -r I..IlQ'l'1lI'X' Q Vvty. . 7 2 I , . - -Q llk .' ,, 1' 5 4 Q I I a I I . I ' ' 1 . 1 1 1- Q. . f 1 It ,K - L- . II at 1- 1-'l 1 22' 4- '-I 15. I ' ', I -fstfff lv ' A , A ' .i 7 I .- .- our ROBERT E. COFER C33 President Ninth Club, Science Club Public Service Ofllcer Honor Souetx NVoodroxs XVII son H1 Y ELILABETH L CONISTOCK Preslclent of Tn mgle Tr1 H11 Trmsurer of L1n1er L1terarx Soucty Lunchroom Ass1stant Pep Club AUDIIE1 IOYCF CONKLIN Surat mrs of Studtnt Pan Amen L ln LL neue null Ind Stroll TTIIIILIL Tr1 H11 L1ter xrx St all of Student md Annual Luuer L1ter an Souetv Dm m :tu Club NI mth Club Ar Al' ROSE LOL ISE CL LPEPPER Presldent of Clrls Xionogr lm Club Tn lnglt Tr1H1'1 Bus ketball XI ln ager Honor Souetx Intrrmural Sports RLFLS E DALTON f3b B xslst tb ull Footb mll Xlonogr nu Clu1 Pri sult nt s H1 I I um 1 room -Xsslst int Tr llfu Assxst :nt BARBARA A D-XLCIIFRITI Bu1d Bxncl OIHLQY Drunmtu Club EDN-X NIKE DEANS Presnolr Trr H1 I Hlstorx Club Home EL Club Shrkespe-1re1n Club Preslcltnt s Trl H1 Y Stu clcnt Stiff Honor Sotutx E39 Club Some tx H1storx Club Honor CAROLYX AX N CRO UCH Tre-lsurer D E Club Lanler Llttrtry Souetv Frenth Club Trltngle Trl H1 Y Glee Club Honor Souetx YH' 4'-ol'-f OHV! ,J 4 'YN CLADYS BOYD EDXVAHDS Honor Souetx I..1r11er L1ter1r1 Souety MARY E EXCRLXNI Luuer L1ter1rx Souetx Surg hrs of Preue Trl H1 Y Sec ret1rx of Lltlll Cl11b Fl'tIlLll Clllll P111 Amr r1c 111 LQ lQ.,IlC C1rls Glu Clllll AILEEN B EN ERETTE Fremll Cl11b Home EL Club Trmngle Tr1 H1 H Honor So uetx D O Club Ofllcer CLINTON HARRISON DUKE Sc-ie11cP Club. Math Club JAMES B. EARLY Q- R1 - 4 ' 1 ,ll7. ' -A 11-riu'1 I ' ' .1-'1 lll', Honor Society. oo- 'TJ' 'G' ll . c1c11c1- C ll 1. His on Clul NI 1 o11of.,r 1111 Clllll CHOICE EDXN ARD FAST B1sl1rtb1ll B1seb1ll Art Club D O Club 'NORWA T IICRLRT Clec Club Nhu cl Chorus C 1rls Sextct Pre-me Trl H1 X D 0 Club any RK nO' l is v-5 Mui xioss Falsox Q D O Club . XI.1tl Cl l A P411 11 ,ll A I in F r f X fi l.ll 5 ll 1 I 1 , . Y 1 , Q.: 4, J' J A X 1 H . French Club, Triunglv Tri.-Hi-Y, -0' 4 A 1 .Y 7 L . I . 2 -A 1 H 'a Y ', , X' V C' . + jk AN X ANN FXISOX Honor Souetx Shlltespelreln Club Pep Club Clie Club SHIRLLY FAHFEL Honor Souetx Sh rkespe lre an Club X me President Hxstorx Club Forum Secret in Frenpb Club Lrnxer Llterlrx Soclctw Flrst Pl ru lll L atm Tournarncnt DARBY FATHFRLY Trmsfured from Ccnterxllle Hrgh School Eastern Short X ,iff XIADELINE C FENNELL Dram me Club House of Repre sentatu es W llSOHlt6 Trl H1 Y XVoodrow YV1l5on Trl H1 Y B srness St rff of Student Sh xkespe IH U1 Club L ltln Club 'Q' il ffl V'6Xi X Q? DOROTHY X FLOYVERS E Cum Honor Souetw Ortlu strx WILLIAM B FRELND IR Presldent of Sernor Cl lss Tre rs urtr ot jumor Cllss Trult Brnd Forum Qmll Ind Scroll Dr un mm Club Reporter Stu dent Stuff Niath Club Sclence Club Honor Souetx Woodrow Wxlson H1Y NEAL H GATEXVOOD Student Councrl Trick Honor Souctx D E Club XLDREY F-XY GORDON Pm AITIGYICID League u1ll 1nd Scroll Lrterarv Staff f Student, Forum, Busmess Staff of Student, Busrnees Stall of PRESIDENT, Lanler Llterarx Soc retx, DfdH1dl'1C Club, HlStOfV Club, Honor Socletx PEGGY VVARD GROTON Shakespearean Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club, VVil- sonite Tri-Hi-Y, President's Tri- Hi-Y Dramatic Cl11b Business S 'ft of Student Literary Stiff ta of Annual Llfllel' Llterarx Societx Sponsor 49 AUDREY C' CUXINI d tSt1ff Llterarw Staff of Stu en Annual President of Wilsonite and Presldc nt s Tr1 H1 Y Treis urer of Junior and Scnior Cl iss Sub Head Cheerleader Lanier Literary Society Shakespearean Club Drimatic Club Nlath l s Club Mixed C 1oru lI'l An1er1can Le igue XVILLIANI C HARRELL NONE BARBARA S HARSHAXV Head Cheerleader Sponsor Treasurer of VVoodrox1 XV1 son Tr1H1Y Secret1rx of junior l Dr1mat1c Club Literary Cass Staff of Annuftl French Club H meroom hVllSOI11f6 Trl H1 Y o committee S11 lkespearean Club We CRACL FRAXCES HAYES Illtfllllllfll Sports NlARClE AN vl HEATH Quill 1nd Scroll Publlc Serxice Assist mt Sports Official Girls Nlonograin Club Treasurer of V! ilsomte Tri H1 Y Woodrow XVllS0l1 Tri H1 Y Student SMH Softb ill Nl lnager FLORENCE 'XIAE HELNIS Presidcnt of Presnoir Tr1H1Y President s Tri H1 Y President if Quill md Scroll Dramatic Club Lmicr Llttrarx Society -Xmeric in Lc 1g.,ue Studt nt P in Liter in St iff Sh ikc spa irc in C lub RICH -XRD LEE HEX DRICKS Football Baseball Track Sci Cl b encc Club Nionogram u -:gr IRENE IERNICAN PATSY RAE JOHNSON Shakespearean Club Honor Societw D E Club HERNIAN L JONES Traffic Assistant French Club Nlath Club D O Club JAMES K1-:EL Pm American Lefngue Secre tirx Xizth Club Xice President Xhth Club Honor Souetw Science Club lf FF JANE MARIE HOBSON Secretary XVilsonite Tri-Hi-Y, NVoodrow XVilson Tri-Hi-Y Presidenfs Tri-Hi-Y, Shake- spearean Cluh, Pam-American League, Junior Class Repre- sentative to Student Council v PHYLLIS 1. HONEYCL TT President of NVoodrow XVilson Tri-Hi-Y, VVilsonite Tri-Hi-Y, Pan-American League, Home Ec Club, Quill and Scroll Sec- retary of Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, Music Editor of Student, Literary Stuff of Student, Lanier Literary Society DOUCLAS ALLAN HUDSONI Biskttbwll President s Hi-Y 1:4 ALFRED E HULL Honor SOLIL tx DORIS X LAXVREINCE Treasurer of French Club Presi dent of Prevue Trl H1 Y Secre tary of Prexle Trl H1 Y NIlXBd Chorus Girls Glee Club Intra mural Sports BARBARA AININ LAXVSON WllSOD1IC Tr1H1Y Triangle Trl H1 Y Cirls Monogram Club Student Staff Home EC Club D E Club History Club Niotion Picture Council Nhth Club Intramural Sports Honor Society Annual Stall JACK RON ALD LEE Presidents H1 Y Football Bas ketball Baseball EUGENE ROBINSON LEE NONE If .09 JOYCE YVONNE KEEL Iritramural Sports, Lanier Liter- ary Society, Triangle Tri-Hi-Y, Pc-p Club, Honor Soc-ic-ty PATRICIA A KIRKLAN D Honor Society Lanier Literary Societx Nhth Club Science Club Intramural Sports WINISTON1 N1 KRIECER Trick D E Club Annuil md Stuclcnt Stlfl IAXIES D LAW RENCE Llllll Club I N Basketblll Woodrow NVllSOH H1Y Bree b ill Honor Society if T JOYCE IRENE LEONARD Presnoir Tri-Hi-Y Representa- tive to Student Council Intra- murll Sports Honor Society HENRY B LIPSCONlB Q33 Dram me Club Qurll and Scroll French Club XVoodrow NV1lson H1Y Art Edrtor of Student Staff V1cePres1clent of Semor Class DAN ID T LIX INCSTON Tr lclc BETTY JEAN LUKE PI'LSldCl'lt9 Tr1H1Y Hrstory Club Home EL Club D E Club png-. :QQ el! n V K '11 'nf T? 5 ALFRED BRIDINIC NIALE Football Track Monogram Club Sclence Club DOROTHY C NIAINNIN G Hlstorv Club Intramural Sports Honor Souetw ROBERT BRUCE NIASON NONE CLIFTON D NICCRICKARD Bueball f , , L r A RC , 2 . , . 7 g F - 7 V 7 h- X ,, , , - V . A K V .. ' W Q . ! . , . . . f is y ' ' , I a ' a ' ' JR W, . . . . , , , J 'A .N 1 , 1.x ' .V 4 ,Hb ' 's' A Av ' rv .Y sgl X 2 . 2. . THOMAS P MCFADDEN JR b ll Biseball Btselutblll Foot 21 , . , Vita Prtsidtnt of Monogram Club Nl 1th Club, President of Historw Club, Traffic Assistant President s H1-Y D THOMAS G NICFARLAN .1 e Home P esident House of Repre room r sentitixes Honor Society P n Americfin Leagu AIR CAROLYN JOYCE MCR 1 Y President o Shakespearean Club, Lanier Literary Society, Cheerleader Intramural Sports, Business Staff of Student, Drzunntic Club Pep Club, Public Service As sistunt, Home Ec Club VV'lsonite Tri-Hi IETTIE SELILNE Honor Souetx NHNTON - fi -:'- pw, 19,2 . AM' aff, 11 hi DEIN XIRCIXIA B MUR Editor In Cluef of the Annual Stcretirx of NVoodrovx NVi son Tr1H1Y Business Nhniger of Dr nn the Club Quill ind Scroll Lunar Littrlrx Souetx Honor l Clce C l u b Souetx Cirs Slukespeiresm Club XV1lson1te Tri H1 Y BARBARA AX Honor Societ H1 Y PATRICK Jo I. X. Trick Hi-Y MAHL N NEXVNIAW v Presnoir Tri- SEPH OXVENS XVoodroxx Wilson ON BOLTON PARKER Bwsketball Monogram Club, League YVood- Pan-Amuitan row Xvilson Hi-Y Science Club Traflic Assistant auf BESSIE MAE PERKINS Intramural Sports, French Club, Triangle Tri-Hi-Y, Honor Soc- iety, Lunchroom Assistant NIARIAN FA NIARY JOYCE PRICE D E Club Home Ec. Club JOHN EDXVARD PRINCE Trulc Footbxll Honor Souety Lunchr oom Asslst mt Tr xlllc Asslst mt Semor Cl rss Repre sent rtn e Student Count rl HLBIE C RICHARDSON B lseb 111 C All Statey Nlono gr lm Club umor Clmss Presl dent Homeroom President Trf1Hic 'XSSISIRHI J X Football I-XNIES L RICHARDSON D O Cl b u H o m e r 0 0 m Representatu e Fil Y PERKINS Intrlmuml Sports French Club Trnmglr Tn H1 Y Honor Soc rch Traffic. Assxstlnt BETQY Ni POXVELL Sccrrtxn 'md Trefnsurer of H omeroom Intrlmural Sports DORSEY GRAY PREDDY Tr uk -Q 1 .. . . . r E 2 1 , ' y .I I .- .- - K 3 A , 2 ' 2 'N 'a I' . ., , 2 T 1 - L Q . L - - Ella Q ' df r. ' Q- V - f L5 ' I up , Q h 3 2' 1 I It ' Q 2 , i .' I , - . I , . Q : . 2 . y I . 1 l I ' , . - 1 , I - , , 1 . ' , . . t F . . , l Che Club HERBERT EDXVARD SHAXX7 Xinrdung Bind Concert Bqnd HILLAHD 1' 1:-ILXER Sclence Club Band French Club Drlmltln Club ANN A XiARCARET SILX ERS House of Represcntxtnes Lan 1er Llterury SOCl6tX Llterarx St Aff of Studcnt Busmess Std of Annu il Trlmgle Trl H1 Y Pap Club Clrls C-lu Club OTIS DANCEL RIPLEY Xhrcbing Bind Concert Band Trmk Xlonogram Club Triffic Ass1st mt X ue Presldent Home YOOIH Juosox XX ILLIAXI C ROBERTS Bm D O Club J X 5 ketb all Homeroom Presldent Honor Socletx H RODMAN XVoodrow XX llS0ll H1 Y Blslcet I ELLA JEAN ROESEN Presxdent of Pwn Amerlcan Le lgue Hlstory Club Honor SOC16lX 99 A 'L-ww t' . K 1 , ' ' fs, 1 ' , - 2 , 1 .ff , '- - s - - , 'yy ' fa I f l f , ' xiii' . A - . z Cl, . . , , 7. Ba - I 2 , . 1 ' Q J 7' K. -- 1 Z . - ' be ll , N i V , 1 . L - .X I i a 'N r ' 33 2 Lf I X MARY ELIZABETH ROOF ' f ' ' , ,,-V V 'fe an y , , fy i 3 72 , . 1 ' ' 1 , . I . I 3 7 Y V , L 2 ' - ' ' J . p 1 A i '- -v - - D l ' 7 1- 7 ' v ' . Y H i, 4 l f JOHN EARNEST SITLER N1 lrthlng Bind Concert Band Tre lsurer Sclence Club YVoocl row Wllson H1 Y LOIS JACQL ELIN E SOL X Presnolr Trl HlY Clrls C-lee Clllll xllX6d Chorus Lunch roolll Asslstlnt Pan Amerluln Lelgue Intrlmllrll Sports Pep Club Honor Socletx SYLX IA D STEPHENSON Pruldent of Home EL Club Intrlmurll Sports Honor Sotlttx SDE CAROLYN STUBLEN NVllsonlte Trl Ph Y Sh lkespear ean Club Cheerlelder Dm matlf. Club Treasurer of Llnler Llterlrx Socletv Suretlry f Presldfnt s Trl H1 Y Sure-tlrx of Plll3llL Scrllce DC13lTlITl6Ht R' ER 25 'F '15 -I 1' nu? ELOISE CECILI-K SXVIXINIE Llnler Llterlrx SOCl6tW Trl wngle Trl HlY Honor Sotlety Intr lmur ll Sports NIELB-X C TARKENTON Xl1K6Cl Chorus D E Cl b Presnoll' Trl H1 Y Glee Club JANE XVORTH-XXI TFRRIIL Represent ltlxe to Studs nt Coun L l X lce Presldent of Senlor Cl ISS House of Represelltltlx es YVllson1te Trl H1 Y YVoodroxx XVllson Trl H1 X Y lce Pruldent of French Club LWUII Club Presldent s Trl Hl Y Llnler Llterirx Socletx Honor Soclets Llttrlrw Stlff of -Xnnufll ulll md Scroll B-XRB-XRA ELLEN THOMAS Clee Club XllY6d Chorus Stu dent Stiff Annull Stiff Hlstorx Clllb Llnler Llter'lrv SOCICU Woodrow XVllS0ll Trl H1 Y Honor Socletx Intramural Sports Pep Club FOREST C THOMPSON Honor SOLlLfY Nl lth Club Pln Club Alnerlc ln Le lgue Sclenu PEGGY SL E THRIFT French Club Clee Club NllX6d Chorus Sextet Home EL Club HISYOTW Club Actllltw Board D O Club CARVEL H UN DERWVOOD Edltor In Chlef of the Student Presldent of The Dralnatlc Club Prlde and Preyudlce Mother wls .1 Freshman Footloose S Lretary Qulll and Scroll Cor e respondlng Secretarv of Wood W1 nlte row WllSOH Trl H1 Y 1 so Trl H1 Y Latln Club HARRY C VALENTINE IR Football Tr uk VK oodrolx XVll son H1 Y Annu ll St lff P ll'l Alllerlc ln Le lglli H011 or SOClCtV Reprt sent ltll e Boys State we Q NIARY JEAN XENTURA Ft lture Edltor f Student Presldtnt of Llnler Llterarx South Vue Pruldent of Presl dtnts Trl H1 Y SQLTQTITX f f A tx Nlltll Club Secrttlrx o L 1 ltx Bo lrd Olllll lnd Scroll Drllnltlc Club Nllxed Chorus P ln AITILTIL IH Le lgue Llterllrx St lff of AIH1llll Honor Socletx Forum 361 XERNOlN LEICH VINSON Woodrow Vlllson H1 Y Prcsl dtnts H1 Y Nllxed Chorus Sclence Cl1lb French Club NI-XRCARET ANN WALKER B llld Home E Clllh Band Ofhur FI'QI1Lll Clllll Dfllllltli Club Lllllillfllfllll Asslstlllt Art Club XX llSUlllft Trl Hl Y DORIS PL RSER XX ARREN Sutet Nl1X6d ChoruS Clrls NiOI1OgflIH Pln Alnerlc ln Le-15,111 House of Rreprucntl tlxes Hollor Sous-tx Clrls Glee Cllll7 Intrllllllrll Sports Trl ll bl lurw Plrltes of Pen! H114 ,Qfv Ol' ai IDA FRANCES NVIKEL Honor Soclety FLOYD E YVILLIAVS IR xldtll Club Hlst SCIENCE Club IVA LOU NVILLIAMS Homeroom Presldent Intra mural Sports Glrls Monogram Club Lfltln Club Shakespear ean Club, D O Club, Honor orv Club SUZAYN E C YVILLIAXIS XVllSOHlt6 Trl Hl Y, Trlangle Trl H1 Y, Lamer Llterarw Soc ICQ, Pep Club Lunchroom Asslstant, Honor Socletx, Pllblli Serxlce Asslstant, Hlstorx Club, French Club I' 35 BERTR-XXI LFE XVARREX XILC Preslclent of NVoodrow XVllson Hl Y VICE Presldent of Freshnl ln Sophomore H1 Y Lltln Club French Club SCI ce Cl lb I X Bwsketball Stllclcnt Stuff Publlc Serxlce -Ksslstlnt TTIHTL ASSlSf'lHt BhULAH F. YVETHERBEE Bind CORALYN LEAVITT XVHITE French Club Drlmatlc Club Prlcle 'lnd Prejucllce Foot loose Llnler Llterary Soclety Annu ll Stiff Freshmln Repre selltltlxe to Stuclent Councll Vlce Presldent of XVoodrow NVllson Trl H1 Y NVllson1te Trl H1 Y Honor Socletx Home FOOIH Presldent N ORWA IAN ET NVICGIN S XVllson1te Trl Hl Y Plesldents Trl HlY Glee Club Shake spelreln Club Lflnler Lltcrlrv Soclety French Club Drlnlltlc Club Sponsor 48 BUSINESS Staff of Student Honor SOLl6fy Lunchroom Asslstant 6015- 'N 14 S A D A 7' , X . - , ' - ' , J L - - , , S S h 3 - I ' , Q cn l , . . 1. , I , i , . v . I . .' R . 2 ' ' ' 4 Xa ' 1 ' . I 'C ' l 2 ' - n . y . . rv 11 7 , . - V xl . . 1 , H. - , 1 1 7'-W' i i f 1 - , l if . V . f'f5-:fx .' 1 ' ' , . ' ' , ' ' I fy ' , ' .ls ' 5 ' 'U ' ' ' . . . . . l - - , L . ' ' , , 2 - ' z z , . lz 1 K - . y . , 1 1 , , . a ' a - 1 5234 ' s ' ' . M , , A323 .-, 59 'X ,O v . . , . , . f . Y j 1 , , ,,.. I v ' 3 - , l I I ! - 3 tif l 170' ZS' GERALD LEROY WILLIS D. O. Club DOROTHY HAYES XVRIGHT Triangle Tri-Hi-Y, Lanier Liter- ary Society, Science Club, History Club, French Club, Math Club JOHN COLLINS Summer School Criduate NO PICTURES Sally Drum Shirm Turner Sandra P1l7er Iohn Puxl VV1tlex Class of 1930 Yr kfxif' 1' A, X1 ff' X gr 3, ,V , , ,NJ J! aw. 1 Ccurgc Burns and Carnal Underwood Most Xvlllllllbll' l ri-N I 1 x WHO'S WHO JUE Slmirlm' Fzlrfcl and Larry Berman Wlllkilmg Dictionary AMCNC GRADUATES Audrey Cumm and Bill Freund Best Personality 'ir 9-X M' 'x H.. Vx x 9. 1 Dot Brown and Howard Atkins Most Talented Barbara Harshaw and Bill Freund Bvst All Around f '5 nl-fy ax vo., 15 Slnirla-5' Arc-lwr and Eddie Princv Cut:-xt Alldrc-3' flllllllll Llllll BIIIJIJCT Barnes Most Pop11l11r George Bums :md Shirley Farfel Most Likely to Succeed 4 In-an Ventura and Rufus Dalton Most EIIKATQFUL' X 31, H14-uxmr Curtvr :md Pop TNIL'Fklddt'Il Must Atlllvtic S. Joyce Mc-Nair and Bubber Bames Best Looking ,R Ja0',' X my Madeline Fennell and Carter Valentine Most Original 04 CLASS TIME 1966! A trip to the moon! VVhat a gala time we are going to have on this first reunion of the Graduation Class of 1951! Here we are at Virginia Beach, in the night club of former classmate Bert Warren, who invited the entire class for an evening of entertainment before leaving the Earth. So many familiar faces-Aubrey Facenda's band is here. Danny Ripley is his first trumpet man, and thereis Dick Brown playing sax. The singer is none other than our own Peggy Sue Thrift. That featured dancer is Dot Cherry, and that clever ju gler is Howard Atkins. Our taile is the center of attraction with Ioyce McNair, Miss America of 1955, and Florence Helms, the noted authoress, both sitting with us. Across the room I see the well-known opera singers Robert Borum and Nancy Butler, and with them are several people who flew down from New York-Barbara Hall buyer for Sacks Fifth Avenue- Carvel Underwood new editor of HARM the famous surgeon Bernard Lipscomb and that popu lar artist Marilyn Beazley Rocket for the Moon now loading on the roof announces Winston Krieger the well known sports announcer Everyone IS led to the loading station by Mahlon Parker the play boy of Miami What a magnificent rocket and just think it was designed by the famous architect Robert Cofer and built by Sam McFarland Plans were made by Admiral William Freund for us to v1s1t classmates on movie location on the Moon while on our reunion 9 ao... .4 iii Is everyone here? No, wait! Here comes Olympic track star, Spec Male. Finally we are in the air, but wait again-Dot Brown was late, but being a trapeze artist, we drop her a rope and she tumbles in. Now we have time to look around. There's the owner of the Boston Red Sox, Doris Lawrence, and the new manager, Louise Culpepper, with their famous pitcher David McCrickard, and first base- man Bitsy White. They are talking to two Yankee players, Donnie Lawrence and Teddy Miller, and pro-football players Bob McCarter and Bob Griesbach. In the back of the ship the medics are already conversing. Dr. Phyllis Beckworth and Psychiatrist Pat Kirkland are talking with nurses Iva Lou VVilliams and Ann Walker. I hear Audrey Cumm, T-V entertainer, and her producer Barbara Harshaw signing Hillard Silver Broadway comedian for their show Here comes the Perkins twins Congratulations Bessie for winning the Olympic diving award and Marian for swimming the English Channel Why there s the woman scientist Madam Shirley Farfel with the X Bomb scientist Larry Bermanl Clarence Baker new vocal teacher at Wilson passed by and here come some more Wilson gradu ates who are teaching at their Alma Mater Coaches Sonny Richardson Pop McFadden and Roy Hen dricks and there s Ella lean Roesen Spanish teacher Eleanor Carter of the Physical Ed department and Coralyn VVh1te the new Math head gl 22x 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' , , 7 3 o n , . a . . , .,' ' l , i 5 is R 5 gze.fQ q ' eiiaE5f t-its I if T: 153 iii? 'nfiifgii 'V ' 2.1518 -55 glifigijiqi VQ, fgl'g:Z' ., gt fig? l1,1533i.f is 2 fy fvfif-t Ja. f tail glut, it 'F as? lla, l ffm? , PROPHECY I think I'll walk up the aisle to see who I can see. Oh, yes, several members of the President's cabinet are here. John Spence, the new Secretary of Treas- ury, and Enrico Di Paolo, the Secretary of State. George Burns, Boston attorney, is in deep con- versation with Willard Allen and Clinton Duke, of the firm, Obliging Morticiansf, Forrest Thompson, Dean of Women at Longwood, is talking with college professors Jane Terrill and Shirley Castine. Well, now it's time for a midnight snack, which Judson Rodman, owner of Rodman,s Super- Barbecue, brought along. Whish! ! ! Eddie Sharrett and Danny Ripley just passed us in their jet plane. They'll beat us to the Moon, and they left their ranch in Texas after we did. Well, the snack is over, and New York model, Shirley Archer, is coming toward me with Madeline F ennell, who is an interior decorator. They told me about Rufus Dalton, the notorious outlaw. It semes that he was caught last week by Neal Catewood, D.A. Pat CMugsyJ Owens, mem- ber of the Dalton gang, was caught, too. It's rather sad they can't be with us. There are social workers among us, too. Sitting together, no doubt discussing their profession, are Barbara Lawson and Audrey Conklin, who now manages the Portsmouth Child Care Center. Here is Bubber Barnes, manager of the After Death Insurance Company, and his eflicient secre- tary, Fassie Mae Rhodes. We have other secretaries in our midst, too-Joyce Leonard, Betty Comstock, and Margie Heath. Over here are Carol Amdursky and Sandra Pilzer, who own their own millinery shop, and Joyce Keel and Carol Backman, Lieutenants in the WAVES, and Ann Silvers of the WACS. Finally, after our dash though space, we are here. Virginia Murden, the author of Moon Daysv met us, and is taking us to location. Here we see producer Vernon Vinson talking to script girls Peggy Groton, Jane Hobson, and Janet Wiggins. There is Barbara Thomas, costume designer, talking to directors Jimmy Drew and Carter Valentine. Cameramen John Sittler and James Keel are busily grinding their machines. The stars of the production are none other than Jean Ventura, Jerre Ashberry, Bobby Mason and LaRue Askew, and I discovered Choice East is their hairdresser. We could only stay to watch several scenes being taken, and to appear in the mob scene. Now we are piling into the rocket again for our trip back to Earth. Here we are again at Warren's, exactly nine hours after our takeoff. With goodbyes to every one, we go our merry ways, hoping to meet again in Hfteen years. By- PHYLLIS HONEYCUT1' -mug.. A I-1- L A I , I Q P ADV, 12 Af W Q . in silza 1 .,' . , 1-.1ff'f'Ff 'P --4 .-. ' 1 3 A Jwxfbqti' 7 41, W5 ' 4 Ny! Il, '1 K4 . ll ' w '. ,, M I 'w , www' j o ,X Q, ,, 4? Q nl' A A rkn ' ,Sk A sf. . 4 -1 3 I K R :lf Rs 'Hn' slaff of 'I'HI'I 1931 PRl'25lDl'1NT expresses sincere appreciation lu nur advertisers. 1, . - x ., Q , .,a QQ- xl- v K . . ' ' J , 'QQ 1. ' r ' 4 1' 2 v ' 1 L D 1 V 1 it s 1' , Ph-I Q -' r-ng,tf,.r . 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' ll Qi l U Yrs' e ilavfd ' 5'7 ' A 45944 pe F19 .ttynfza x Merchants and Farmers Bank Portsmouth, Vlrglnra 1885 1951 SIXTY SIX YEARS OF CONSTRUCTIVE BANKING SERVICE OFFICERS L McK JACK W P LIFSEY C E ADAMS III J R PORTER R C DEMPSEY W V SAVAGE JR KENDALLI BRENNAN HENRY W IVIacKENIZIE DIRECTORS L 7VIcK Jack Iohn B Davls W P Llfsey Wm H Oast Euclld I-Ianbury Iohn ,I KlfChmlCf C E Adams III Henry W MacKenz1e + Chalrman of the Board Presldent EXCCUIIVC VICE Presldent Vlce Presldent Asslstant Cashler Asslstant Cashler Asslstant Cashler Attorney Jesse 'VI Overton Jeroma P Carr Edward L Oast H C McCready Mann Offlce Branch Bank 217 Hugh Street 1625 Hugh Street' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 'I' JUNIUS RICHARDSON .,...,.....,.........,......., Cashier + PINE GROVE DAIRY GRADE A -IND GOLDFN GLERNSEX 1238 Hugh Street Phone 71216 llze Ilzll Tim! Waltes Pollsmoullz Frou Compllmenls ISAAC FASS + Vi HOLFSALP SFAFOODS Portsmouth Vlrglma nu T7 ' ' ' ' T 4 . , . J. ' A M . ' - . ,rw . . W Q . 1, . L , . , V Rl ' Of A 4 J a . Q I SPECIALIZ! IN USE VVRECKS BOUGHT PARTS Fon ALL Moon. CARS WRECKS Rsaulur VENTURA s AUTO CENTER Auto Rsfavrmg and Wrcclvng Servvcc -rowme ANY ms-rANcE DIAL 74381 920 LINCOLN STREET PORTSMOUTH VA . 3 v 9 HARR Y XHUMAN Furniture 705 707 H gh St eet Pho e 7 3971 S WILDER THEATRES + COWVIODORE GATES VIRGIN IA I + - i r n: - Established Since 1912 Con ratulalions from 1 4 IRGINIA VIRGINIA Thlg mark ldentlfies the Plu Value f hr 111121 produr, Purity and ReI1ab1I1ty LIQLID SLLPHLR DIOXIDE NIRGINIA REFRIGERANTS SODILNI HX DROSLLPHITE ZINC HY DROSLLPHITE LINC SLLFATE VIRGINIA SMELTING COMPANY New York West Norfolk vlfglhld Boston Chlcogo Phllodelphla Let s Go RODMAN s BAR B QUE Finest SGIIIZIILICIIQS Zll the South i' 'A' HICH A1 HXNIILION ANENLE Portsmouth Vlrgmlo Phones: 9 9335 or 9 9235 7 X . O als- .V it 7 ' ' t GG I K 77 A' 'A' 'L ' ' 'A' AEROSOL INSECTICIDES ir A, , . ik , Av . . ' To . . I LEGGETTX DEPAR TMENT XTURE Ilu H wmv mf Bettcr Xa Ill X t + 221 223 Hugh Streef Phone 7 0741 Portsmouth Vlrglnla I + 1 , , 1 ,S + Your Confidence Is Our Create-st . sse- I . .. To the Graduate OUR CONGRATULATIONS' + Portsmouth Transit Company . . . to whom A ' I ko f h I I Qh' h ll -h h d ' 1' of our post war nation v COMMUNITY MOTOR BUS CO 'I525 Hugh Street Phone 122:11 Chapman 5 IEW ELERS Q O Establzsherl 18 6 O U For Special or Chartered Trips V9 9 ' T ..., ,LVCSE w e AND :mov me my DIFFERENCE' VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Eszablzshed 1905 PRICE S APPLIANCE CORP THE MAYTAG STORES 307 Hugh Street VIAX TAC KELVIN ATOR TAPP AW HO 11 POIN F W ESTIWCHOUSE W. 81 J. PARKER 11 holecale GROCERIES TOBACCO COAL Dial: 91461 701 Crawford Street .Y A: T ,,,. N' J- J I A g . Qu S Your Elecirw-C.Servcm! 3 I Congratulatlon to the Class of 19.31 THE ROBERTSON HARDWARE CO INC 700 Crawford Street The Hardware Hustlers Complzmenls 0 H B WILKINS Pamt Coal Hardw are Blllldln 'Vlaterlals 1213 Washrngton Street Dral 7 3401 a zng the Trail Since 1833 HIGH AND COURT T R A N T S DRLGD LLNCH SODA PHONE 7 3475 Complzments of L U S A D E 226 Hugh Street Featurmg Carole Km Jumors . S ,. ., . cc . V as . . - F- Q- V -in . . cr! . D , aB! Z- - - in I ' T 1 If ... . . . U - D LUCKY STRIKE BOWLING ALLEYS 1608 Hugh Street Phone 9-9257 Home of Hi h School Bowlin Leagues All Students Bowl for 150 Per Lino l gClI'l'l0ll,ZI H1 h and Court PORTSMOUTH VA The Souths Foremot Speualtv bhop KREGER S Whole ale and Retaxl Pure Foods 211 Hugh Street Conzplznzenls of NORFOLRS FXNHION CLNTPII SMITH 81 WELTON 3 g Q 'g Telephone: 7-3427 I S . NORFOLK COUNTY FERRIES Telephone 9 2231 ASHBERRY 81 SON INC Formerly A hberry 8 Whltehorne Inc H ARDWARE + Chautauqua Avenue and A C L R R Portsmouth Vlrglnla I o + COAL - WOOD - KEROSENE - FUEL OIL Congratulations and Best Wzshes For Success' Jwwppp nga, uallty n 309 Hugh Street Portsmouth Portsmouths Leadm Youn Men Store TWILLEYS INC WALLPAPER PAINTS and Sl PPLIEb HARDWARE 1819 County Street Portsmouth Vlrglma Telephone 79471 231 Hugh Street Clothes That Pleae the Wearer KELLER'S MEN'S WEAR Portsmouth Vlrgmla qglf, , .a or ' h p + ' ' g g ,S Compliments of 1 7 3 'T pi 1 I . .. - I . . Complzments MASSEY S SHOES 433 Hugh Sheet Telephone 92241 CLARK S PHARMACY MLLFORD K SCOTT Pharmaclst The Store of Personal Seruce Elm Ave 81 A Sl' Portsmouth Vlrglnua Phone 70781 8. 70782 We Delwer C omplzments FRANK BROOKS AMERICAN BARBER SHOP 2620 Detroit St Port Norfolk ROY A ROGERS Insurance and Real Estate 2723 Defrost St Phone 77242 Congratulatzons to THE CLASS OF 1901 Lets Stop at Eds 401 Maryland Avenue Port Norfolk Telephone 77709 IIC Over Half a Century of Good Furnlture Westlnghouse Headquarters Complzments Of MONTAGNA S Home of Famous Brands Shoes For The Famrly 330 H ugh Street BRENNANI FUNERAL HOME of 7, of I . M. M. CROCKIN CO., F l . i' HARPER 8. HOWARD INC Mens Clothing and Furnishing' Shoes Dry Goods and Notions Phone 77351 346 Broad St MORRIS COMPANY INC Fri idaire Appliances R C A Victor TV Sets and Radios 206 Hgh Street Compliments 0 SOUTHERN CANDY CO Portsmouth s Largest Wholesale Confectloners and Soda Fountain Supplies W G SWARTZ COMPANY Corner of Bank and Plume Streets Norfolk Vlrglnla Compliments Complzments f BROAD STREET BEAUTY SALON WILLIS D JENKINS Watch Repair and Jewelry 342 Broad St 517 Second Ave Portsmouth Va Portsmouth Vnrguma , . , . U C 7 J 3 I , 1 ' i O , . Compliments of . . I Of 0 I . A I C I C omplzmeuts BERSON S Compliments Of PROP ESSIONAL FOOTWEAR 507 Washlngton Street STANDARD HARDWARE C0 PHONE 71267 Mlddle Street Complzments T O WILLIAMS Incorporated B PARK VIEW PHARMACY W Blachman Z T Bachman 500 Elm Avenue Corner Leckle Phone 7 0751 West Park VIEW Reg stered Pharmacxst Always on Duty Fashlons Meant For Youth JERRY LIEBAN Inc 'A' 420 Granby Street Norfolk Vlrg ma GIBBS BARBER SHOP Air Condltloned 1209 Ann Street Portsmouth Vnrg ma Umon Shop D P PAUL COMPANY JEWELERS Establlshed 1847 231 235 Granby Street Norfolk 'l0 Vlrglnla Telephone 2 4623 Of 4 of it 602 ' Serving Park View and , ' i ' 55 i ' , 79 I . l . I ' Congratulations to THE CRADUATING CLASS -Y- RICE'S Fashion Corner Norfolk, Virginia Ruth K. Richards John T. Kevill KEVILL'S FLOWER SHOP 4 Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Corsages - Funeral Designs 405 Middle Street Phone 73719 THE QUAINT SHOPPE GREETING CARDS Statlonery Boo s GlftS 438 Hugh Street Portsmouth V C omplzrnents U B B Y 340 Brood Street Telephone 7 7341 POSTAL SHOE C ongratulatzons THE CLASS OF 1951 WESTHAVEN PARK STORES SERVICE STORE Complzm ents o BLANCHARD 81 TURNER Inc Parkln Space Aluaws HARDWARE PAINTS COAL AND FUEL OIL I VARNISHES 3410 Hugh Street Dlol 7 1293 ll ll Of if IICH lsll . - km , ' , o. 1' -- ' to 4 I o 66 'G . 'Vu D . . L T Compliments of SUTTON APPLIANCE COMPANY 835 High Street O YOUR G.E. DEALER Complzments 0 L M HARRELL 8: SON Blcycles and Sportln Goods Coldsmlth Athletic Equlpment 607 Hugh Street Complzments PARK S SEA FOOD PORTSMOUTH CAMERA SHOP Authorzzed Ixodal and Crafle Dealer 1716 Hugh St eet Phone 9 2991 ' f . of I PHOTOGRAPHIC EQLTPMENT ' ,f I . r - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1991 MAY GOOD LUCK ALWAYS FOLLOW YOU' Portsmouth s Fznest Department Store EUMPTUMETEH SEHUUL offers one of the qulckest and surest ways to enter busmess If you are a high school graduate llke flgures then you Wlll enjoy the COMPTOMETER course Day and Blght Classes Free Employment Servlce T e COMPTOMETE R SCHOOL 329 DICKSON BLDG PHONE 24288 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 51 'A' The 'A' h TYREE .WINES MOTOR CORPORATION 1300 HIGH STREET Portsmouth Vlr H113 f r a The Bank Cf Virginia Member of Federal Depo lt In urance Corporatxon 2 . U. . 7 D Compliments Of 1 s' 5 ' Saxe for Your Lolle e Educatlon CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY LSE OLR NEW WEST END BRANCH AT 3201 HIGH STREET Three Drlve In W1Hd0TNS B1 ht Deposltory Ample Parklng Space MAIN OFFICE - 225 HIGH STREET WEST END BRANCH 3201 HIGH STREET NIENIBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSLRANCE CORPORATION , f -. . K ' 0' C cc - as I I ,I x 1 L A . . Y. . . ' - ' -. cr .E C 1 - - A Q - THE CLASS OF 1951 We Are Proud and Happy to Have Been of Service to You TRIBBLE STUDIO Congratulations to The Best Dressed Wilson Students . . . WEAR . . . BARNEYQY CLUTHEX 305 HIGH STREET Complzments WILKINS DRUG STORE WATERVIEW PHARMACY, 'I17 Western Branch Boulevard Pzescrzplzon Speczalzsls INC Of Prompt Delivery Service Dial 9-'I025 f W C SALINDERS RING COMPANY Complimeznz is 0 Phone 9-9116 SMITH SERVICE STATION We Never Close Auto Parts Accessories 24-Hour Road Service H L Smlth 'I029 Hugh Street Props H L Marks Portsmouth Vnrgmuo Rents Collected Fire In urance Auto LOUIE E ASKEW Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE C0 S 'I825 County Street Portsmouth Virginia Complzments 0 McRAE COMPANY Portsmouths Most Modern Automotive Service Second Avenue ond Hugh Street PACKARD IxAIbER FRAZER HENRY J T. B. L E E Realtor - Established 1891 I Compliments G R KINNEY C0 INC Shoes or the Family Home of Joe Lapchlck Champ1on Basketball Shoes Murdem s School Days Are Over Llfes Work Beglns Follow the news of Portsmouth and the World through the columns of THE PORTSMOUTH STAR Every Afternoon Sunday Mornlng Congratulatlons to the Graduates of W W H S Class of 1951 Mason Seed 6 Feed Company SEEDS FERTILIZER FEED 606 Middle Street Dual 7 8451 Of C6 f ' 97 320 High Street .9 Charter No 11381 June 20 1919 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Portsmouth Vlrgmla UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY State or Vlr 1n1a DCPOSIIOIN Clty of Portsmouth DCPOSIIOIY County 0 Nor olk Deposztory I-RANK D LAWRENCE EDWARD C ALLENI VIRGINIA L HALL GEORGE L WONIYCOTT JOHN E SCOTT VIALRICE GOVIPF JOHN E ADANIS GEORGE D FOREIVIANI RAXVIONDJ LAWRENCE E C len Dr Vernon A Brooks H E Dorm Dol Fass F OFFICERS DIRECTORS E Haw ks C Hall W I Anson Lastm D Law rence Presldent Executlve W ICC Presldent VICE President Vlce Preslflenb VICC Presldent Asslstant VICC Presxdent ASSI tant Cashier Asblstant Cashler Asslstant Cashrer Ceo T N'IcLean Geo R Parrl h J H S kes VI H Rapoport T A Wlllet RESOURCES S18 000 000 VIEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Jr. .g., . Y f f ' u .' A r,r4.4.. lilfllflilfifififllllli -. f RICHARD B. AMES .I.,......,...,,..,.. ..r..,................ C ashier . .Al R. . ' . .1 . V . C. . . . 's . . ' L. . , . . y A S. 'g .. . FASHION PARK CLOTH ES MM-LORY HATS smack sewn-le MACHINE COMPANY NA f HMA NT 436 Hugh St 321 High S! For Your Convenlence Open a Everythlnb for the vxoman that ews Charge Account V1Slt Bachmans New Unnerslt Sh Phone 71551 Y OP Complzments WSAP Mutual Tzdeuazer ARTS BEAUTY SALON 313 Mnddle St Phone 75721 Dzstmctwe Beauty Servzce DELUX CLEANERS RLSSELL R MCCOX The place to o for the brands to know Ib'-sQ?!!'fb Monticello Hotel Come 2717 oem: sf Phone 7 7216 200 G 'nb' S' Wards Co ne 7629 G onby St ITIEIZIS X sHoE sToREs 228 and 700 Hiqh Street JOHNSON OPTICAL COMPANY W h gf h 74675 HARR Y XHUMAN Furniture 7 3971 Et bl h 1912 708 as in on Street P one - 705-707 High Sfreel' Phones. - sa is ed Since '