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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

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' ' f's--2.-S,- ' 1,, xx, V x,' 5 f 3 LOOKING NORTHWEST FROM CORNER OF CRAWFORD AND SOUTH iiiiii iiiiiii FOREWORD . .. ln the early days of the Virginia Colony it was the practice of the London Company to grant to each settler fifty acres of land, provided he would live on it and cultivate it. The fifty acres which include the land on which Portsmouth was first developed, were granted, prior to 1676, to Captain William Carver, an officer in the British Army. Captain Carver built a home in the section now called West Park View, and devoted his time to the cultivation of tobacco. ln 1676 he joined Nathaniel Bacon in his rebellion against the tyranny of Sir William Berkeley. The rebellion failed, and Carver, together with a number of other prominent men in the Colony, was hanged. His land became forfeit to the Crown, and re- mained a Crown possession until it was patented by another English Army officer. ln the United States, Portsmouth is regarded as an Old City. We had our beginning in 1752. This year we celebrate our two hundredth birthday. Our background is English. Our founding father was Colonel William Crawford, an English gentle- man, who owned a large estate on the western branch of the Elizabeth River. QThis river was not named for Queen Elizabeth, as is often stated, but for Princess Elizabeth, the daughter of King james 1.5 Colonel Crawford named our city Portsmouth, for his beloved home city in England, Like the English city, we have a large Navy Yard-one of the largest in the world -at Gosport at the south end of the town, and a Naval Hospital at the north end. The streets in the oldest part of the city have English names: Lon- don, Glasgow, King, Queen, Effingham, and Din- widdie. Ships from the old world brought many new arrivals. The English families became interspersed with many others from France, Germany, Holland, ltaly, and from the Eastern Mediterranean countries. Each family brought his own manners and customs. The newcomers were made welcome, and all had something of value to contribute to the growing town-method of prepar- ing food, fashion in dress and styles of furniture. The English architecture appeared side by side with Dutch Colonial, and French types of houses appeared with lovely iron-grilled balconies, We have neither time nor space to describe, in any detail, the great Yellow Fever Tragedy of 1855, when a tenth of Portsmouth's population died of this dread PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA BICENTENN IAL 1752-1952 y ,fgtwvlttsetttzzluutltmztulntutrluuutuzruttttu,, C. 5.5. VIRGINIA f 'KK Q If 'vow l POIYIMOUTM GOIPOIT ING!-AWD In '752'Pon'rsMou1'H '957' dtse ftse Xs 1 result of th1s dtsfxster 1 number of chlldren were left wtthout father or mother 1nd there fore, through necessrtv, the Portsmouth Orphamge Asylum wfts estxhltshed Portsmouth men heave taken pfart 1n every war fought durlng the l1fe ofthe L mted St rtes lhere 'tre ReVOlutlOI1lfx heroes hurred 1n the lr1n1ty Church Yard md tn the Xwx al llosprtal l1e the bodtes of men from the davs of the Revolutton through World RN tr ll Ihe vounqest msn rn the War of Secesslon was Amos Xe tle of Portsmouth xxho xx fts eleven years old hut who stecordtng to hrs supertor offteers xx as 1 ftrst eltss fwhtme: msn nlrulx, the Confederfate Armx robbed both the emdle md the erlxe Xt the present ttme N67 Portsmouth ts fa thrrvmgertx ofetxthtx thousand people We 1re eonneeted by r'11l 'and ste xmshtp ltnes xxtth every 1fl lpOl'I3llE eountrxf ot the xxorld Our e1t17ens 'are prosperous, and our busmess lS growrng Iodlx men md xxomen eontmue to eome to Portsmouth from the war torn eountrtes of l urope ln sesreh of lhe Four Freedoms Berne 1 seiport town, xxe htxe attrtettd m unusulllx large number ho one lslxs questrons eoncermng the eountrtes ot our orngtns I xen fstmtlx nflmes often beeome Xl'IlCl'lL lIllZCd Rlveras has beeome Rtxers Sehmttt his beeome Sfllllll ind d Aubnxrne h is beeome Dah ne f Xmerte ms 1ll I emu' If ' '90 --j .,, 4' 'I 'IL ,- .- - Q lwq J r ', .il-w Q I Y D 1, P--f - Ao 191, Q1 he .. 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Provide ervice Behind our local educational system is the Portsmouth School Board, which has always directed and inspired all our schools to do their best work. We, in the high school, feel that the board members have con- tributed to any success we enjoy through their wise selection of faculty members. Our school board has always been sincerely interested in our welfare, and has left nothing undone to make our school life more attractive and worthwhile. 1 -has l Mr. A. J. Mapp Superintendent of Schools ' 'UNK 1' Leader hip At the head of our school is a guiding light, Mr. Robert L. Sweeney. His understanding manner has enabled students to solve their personal as well as educational problems. He has never been too tired or busy to hear our problems. His influence all through high school has done much in helping us to mold high standards for life. His keen judgment and understanding have inspired our respect and Confidence, He has really been a friend of all studentsg a friend who will always remain in our hearts. 4 iqilcxpal Mr. R. L. Sweeney - Principal me i 4 8'6 Mrs. L. J. Long, Mrs. Margaret S Clayton A Devoted and Mr. John Ackley, Jr. Vocal Music Miss Betty Ames Homemaking Miss Mary Ames Librarian Mrs. Gertrude Anderson Biology - General Science Mr. John V. Ankeney Diversified Occupations Miss Charlotte A Commercial Mrs. Mary J. Brady English Miss Helen Brent French Mr. Paul E. Brown Band Mr. James W. Burgess General Machine Shop Miss Marjorie Codd History Miss Marjorie Cross Mathematics Miss Elizabeth Culpepper Mathematics Mrs. Emma Curlee Home Economics Mrs. Dorothy P. Mathematics Miss Eleanor Dashiell Mathematics Miss Emily Dashiell Latin - English Mr. George H. Dans lo Coach - Biology ir -5. 5. under tanding Faculty s . ff 5 A ' Mlss Hilda DGVIIDISS 1-fr QQ A ,av Q 'C ,uno 3, W fn T, fl. ln rv- fx in ,fxif f 1 D ea-P5 J an :Q 1:7 ' Mr Andrews. Landls '25 I2 History A ...make our class s... Mrs. Gladys Lisanby Physical Education Mr. Charles McClurg x Physical Education Miss Mary Mason English - Spanish Mrs. Jean Mayo Nurse - Home Nursing V n ,f .1 Jac. it Miss Louise Mays Ki, if X is S, English f ' , s' .. V-W Miss Mary Leigh Meredith if TV Biology x f 0 ml E Mr. Carlos L. Mills , Coach - Physical Education ,- Mrs. Mildred M. Newcome ,X egg Q ,.. K . - . gp, 2 English History . , ,sg- ,04 t 77 N., 1-0, Mrs. Wilda W. Oakley N ' - History - English A Mr. Lysle C. Padden Mechanical Drawing nik X Miss Nannie V Perkins ' Commercial A X ' -IJ, '-:lsr Miss Betty B. Rhyne X' English Miss Mary F. Rice gf Mathematics - Physical Education - ca 2 E Mr. Angelo Setien W V General Science 1 -Gi , ' 0 Miss Avis L. Shuma.ker '4x, English F517 -. 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' ni 3 , 4 , - M, .M i i 3 . 1- 1, . .I A g 7 V 1 f- A -N. 1 3 4, d 12 ,Q 's.':lvi'Q A ,N z . 2 Q 5, I I ' ' - A .yy V 9. - ,f,,x1x ,,,': ,J K, V V A - -' !'F3fbim+ ,- : I .I, f - ig ,.. ' .nb-iii AT, A r INNE STREET SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE CAFE 1: lst row--Darden, Andrews Peterson, Raines. Archer, Morrison Keys, Bright. 2nd row--Hartlove. Fos- ter, Clifton, Holland, Inman, Gardner, Carr. Fombell. Boyd. 3rd row--Sharpe, Blanchard. Hogge, Rutherford, Justice, King, Buck. Marten. 4th row--Rader, Ed- wards, Sodge, Taylor. Wearam Hough- ton, Bonnewell. Nobles, White. CAFE 2: lst row--Skinner, Beale, Liv- ingston, Blick, Herrin, Stancil. Johnson, Thomas. 2nd row--Beachum. Sloan, Lit- tleton. Strickland, Howell. Barnes, Lytle, Owen. Connors. Jimison. 3rd row-- Clontz, Frank. Pridgen, Foster. Gold- blatt, Miller, Davis, Wickers. 4th row-- Dawson, Brinkley, Mitchley, Kirby,Orr, Walsh, Gatewood, Cummins. REGISTRATION 204: Dillinghamslaugh- ter, Keele, Bost, Orenduff, Green, Car- son, Davidson, Fley, White, McDaniel Atkins, Davis, Vick, McVicker, Haynes Miles, Roab, Hudgins, Smith, Foreman Harrel, Harvey, Butler, Mathena,Davis REGISTRATION 101: lst row--French Reed, Applewhite, Porter, Austin. Wro- ten, Sutton. Dodson. 2nd row--Wilson Bageant, Furman, Bell, Snyder. Hedge Lappas, Hund. Bray. 3rd row--Hickman Preece. Faison, Marten. Turner. How- ard. Cunningham. Roe, Hudson. 4th row-- Morgan, Branscome. Eaton, Perry. Lip- pin. Sharpe. REGISTRATION 200: lst row--Thomp- son. Forman, Luke, Denson, Williams Cottle. Miller, Payne. 2nd row--Cohoon Jordan. Walker. Silva, Pearce, Milner Bunn. 3rd row--Hannah, Faison, Jen- nings, Manning. West. Cherry. 4th row-- Wilson, Briley. Bond, Richardson, Tar- kenton. Shanks. Registration 114: ill Goodroe, McLane, Balaton, Wil- kins. Costes, Wright, Sugg, Fel- ton. C25 Gurganus, West, Perkins. Drake, Alphin. Freeman, Walker. 137 Dickson. Hoover, Ornderll,Cham- pion, Early. Phelps. Q45 Smith. Redd, Moon. Registration 118: ill Jefferies, Beale, Gurganos, Shef- field, Vaughan, Batter, Beaton Holland. Q25 Butler, Vickett, Smack, Wom- brough, Kelly, Williams, Lilley Q35 Copeland, Duke, C. Kelley, Ses- soms, Bailey, Thompson. Q41 Walton, Smith, J. Thompson. FRE HME Registration 105: ill Williamson, Coleman, Bradshaw, Sachs, Cobb, Holland, Thompson Bridgers. 12J Ashcraft. Atkins, Baines, Saun- ders, Eggleston, Brooks, Allen. 135 Harvell, Vick, Arnett, Rubin Reynolds, Crater. 14D Jackson, Nance, Ainsworth, Har- ward. v Registration 214: ill B. J. Smith, Newbern, B. Smith, Abernathy, Lippard, Snyder, Creecy, Delaney. Q21 Hanbury, McNair, Ames, Hart- man, Benton, Kinnin, Delaney. t3lElsarel1i, Underwood, Drake, Hopewell, Harris, Dortch, Bry- don, Waldron. 141 Smith, Levesque, Butler, Howell, Opauski, W. Powell, L. Powell, Holberg. Registration 113: ill Hardison, Long, Monroe, Carson, Watson, Tarborelli, Posey, Ly- ons. 121 Brown, Connelley, Godwin, Scar- borough, Paschall, Parker, Peck, Simmons. 131 Ashburn, Southern, Hadnot, Ja- cobson, Cobb, Johnson, Stewart. 145 Hall, Murden, Weinstein, Smith, Pryor, Saarela. FRE HME REGISTRATION 115: lst row--Cook Jordan, Pierce. Edwards, L. Smith Hutcheson, Hall, Partin. 2nd row--Ben- ton, Barenhill. Epstein, J. Smith. Cross Smithwick, Bloom, Lamb. 3rd row-- Applewhite, Winslow, Brooks, Hollar Powell, Barnes, Thompson. REGISTRATION 12: lst row--Sutton. Adkins, Bowden, Olson, Fink, Boyles. Longman. Gizara. 2nd row--Spencer, Marriner, Stone, Skundberg, Johnson, Peck, Engram, Hobbs, 3rd row--Joyner. Malloney, McEntire. Smith, Bullock, Kegler, Wilkins. 4th row--Collier, Stroup. Bratton, Munds, Keefer, Edmon- son, Rothenberg. Registration 207: ill Creasy, Spencer, Wilson, Boush- el, Stewart, Payne, Coble, Per- due. 122 Jones, Vick, Outten, Davis, Mc- Dade, Sawyer, Saylor, Wellons. 131 Spanglor, Hussey, Taraborrelli, Leahy, Fennell, White, Harvey. Q45 Sharrett. Dawson, Astin, Johnson, Watkins, Hyde. Arnett. Registration 106: ill Jefferson, Thomas, Gladstone. Hill, Warren. Lassiter. Smith, Block. C25 Woodyard, G, Wilson, Bittle, Ry- als. Roof, Lash, Edwards. t3j Richards, Preddy,Rhodes,A. Wil- son, Suggs. Registration 210: ill Johnson, Carmichal, Annesley. B. Morton,Sweat,Farle1gh. Hitch- cock, Willett, Peters. 121 Warren, Male. Capels, Gough, M. Morton, Vaughan.Sutton. Tur- ner. Tyson. t3J Knox, Eure. Jones, Hobbs. Fuller. Temple, Davis, Bonney. Registration 117 ill Waldron, Joyner, Butler, Stokes Walker, Carson, Hunter, Pearce Askew, Wilkinson. Q25 Sharpe, Mers, Brown, Paine Hayslett, Harris,Williams, White Sawyer. 139 Dickson, Culpepper, Baines,Cot- ton, Forrest, Powell. Matthews Prince. 143 Piland, Futrell, Rosen, Darden Wickers, Upton, Denmark. Registration 1: Q19 Hattaway, Gilbert, Friedman Sharp, Knight, Antonucci, Low- ell, Ventura, N. Bailey. Q23 Spindler, Campbell, J. Bailey Smith, Hobbs, Holland, Matthews I. Sawyer, Mason, 13j Ullom. O'Brien, Rich. Redfern Hawkins, T. Sawyer, Wilkinson Seebo. Q45 M. Rawles, R. Rawles, Haskin Wilkins. Swimme, Bunting, White, Gardner. Registration 112: l1lTureman. Anderson, Musser Crostic, Hardy, Carter, Rey- nolds, Goodman. QZJ Joyner, Gay. Terry, Gilpin. Rog- ers, Marriner, Carter. 131 Dinzes, Severn, Kelly, Baines Courbat. DPHOMURE Q11 Batchelor, Costos, Brown, For- man, Ennis, Peddy, Rose, Ed- wards. 121 Barnes, Sirmans, Tetterton. Bra- dy, Mclnnis, Haywood. Holder. Wilson. 133 Roberts, Hus. Kelly, Eppes. Smith, White, Harris. 143 Dulaney. Sharpe. Bean. Culpep- per. Registration 213: ill Tart, Holland. Holmes. Pollard. Green. Abernathy, Lupton. Go- mery. 123 Griffin, McRae. Shannon, Brink- ley. Richards, Tharrington. Thornton, Burnell. 139 Parks, Faison, Smith, Robertson. Sharpe, Williams. I9 v a v v v v OPHOMURE Balcony: til Spady, King, Harris, Lao, Felton, Rogers, Helwig, Steen. 121 Panuelos, Peregoy, Wi11iamS. Wood, Newton, Mizella, Casey, Futrell. Q31 Bridgers, Bowers, Gartman, Al- ernbik, Martin, Glendenin, Calis, Shepherd. Registration 103: ill Barnes, Bowden, Goldman, Shoe, Connell, Eads, Thackston, Fos- ter. 121 Lawrence, Corbitt, Skipwith, Wiggins, Bass, Hunter, Simmer, Gibbs. C32 Wilson, Jenkins, Jacobson, Schwetz, Van Noy, Torian, Hatha- way. Q45 Allen, Areford, Harrell, Badger, Tayloe, I'Anson. Registration 119 Q11 Creekmore, Davis, Beale, Black- man, Martindale, Rudd, Lips- comb, Oakley. Q25 Crumpler. Thomas. Stephenson. Kilpatrick, Turner, Hasty. Wil- liams, McCleary. Q35 Snowden, Fry, Pope, See, Phil- lips, Rice, Blow. 145 Knowles, Martin, Ricketts,Swee- ny, Weddle, Myers. Registration 6: ill Samuel, Taylor, West, Filer Creecy, Gooden, Lawrence, War- ren. 125 Bailey, Fordham, Hart, Simpson Fly, Butler, Bartlett. Q33 Turner, Smith, Archer, Koziol Branscome, Sullivan. 20 x- 4-111 05' OPHOMORE Reg. 3 1. Sykes, Truner, Baker, Broughton, Goodwin, Jefferies, Glazer, Shepherd, Quillin 2. Taylor, McLane, Keel, Gifford, Kirkpatrick, Omahundro, Whitener, Vance 3. Fritz, Holland, Osmo, Aron, Sidwell, Basham, Burroughs 4. Skeppstrom, Revell, Gullion, Lipman, Slaugh- ter, Busby Reg. 104 1. Cuthriell, Lister, Mercer, Berkely, Prezetti, LaForm, Rice 2. Futrell, Jones, Vaughn, Sanderlin, Spicer, Wil- liamson, Wiese 3. Lee, McCrickard, Higginbotham, Callis, Jones, Tuttle, Overton 4. Beale, Rogers, Bailey, Houghton, Haythe, Pugh Reg. 203 1. Caravas, Staples, Seeds,Myers,Chiera, Ricks, Kuebler, Cottle 2. Butler, Cutchins, Speight, Felton, Elderkin, Bradley. Hicks 3. Cates, Pettyjohn, Backman, Ennis, Campbell Reg. 11 l. Gray, Burnell, Hammett, Brewer. Bunn, Owens. Brown, Ziegenhain 2. Mrs. Darden, Bell, Gray. Bond. Cummins. Ed- wards. Coghill 3. Gooden. Harvey, Salisbury. Thornton Acey Ames Armistead Ammons Andronikow Archer Babb Baker Barnes Batchelor Batten Beachum Beale Bender Black Blackman Blow Bond Bradshaw B. Brice J. Brice Brooks Brault Brown Browning Bruce Bryant B. Bunting M. Bunting Buchanon Butler Campbell Carlisle Carmines Chapman Chovitz 22 'Q -.HF of if 2 .f f .1 f . ' M fl? ' 5 F ' K .Q A 'A ' TL . , - '- --1 fs' A 'B ff ' f ' N' V ' A it V U 1- fx ' 1 pf s. t Q ,P-s . r. 4' 0.1 1, '5 A 51 1 wh '-B' 7 . P' f ff iix fl ' .- 1 .- 1' ' A' X W - A - 75 no .3 ' 5 2 5, ik l 5 n -N ffl -N, 'ff 1 5, ' v 3' 3 v . -' , S Nm ram R. C .WWLMJ 5 jim anwpyjy W A A J C 'plat' :Rr . :. - 'tv' 'ff Q' Q' .4LxrJy ,LIL f qw -tl Q sr hu ,,. 22. YT ' ' Q 'L A 'N -1 , . w A., X ir, . CLASS 0F I953 .1 7- B -- .lv ' ' -. Cf ' v ...gk X' - .,. s .x w Y y xx .,. TL W Mlwjl f .f . f A Clark , F . 5,1-, IA., -,i l Coley ,- X .. wg ,, ' , 1-5 D - -vm J -. ' I N - Cone I X M Corbett lx xl' I Cotton ,z Craig ,X r Crawford Q:-A A 'al Rf' ,, Creasy 5' K V ,Jf ww Cross X '-1 A . ,bi Daniels f f 5 DeFries If , f we DeJarnette 1 F f. Dew 'N 'd 6 W 'fs' It 1' Dewson 4 5, ' A 1-'v' Dowdy 1, D H Driver nf Dupree Xin 'W Edmondson W qw eco 04 J W M f ' ' 5 ' ff J zMf'f4: m ' J ,f J Euen Ellenor 'D 5? gs bf Eure J ,,:,f, ii- ,li-J Fairfield Q so I t A. Farfel A U V 1 N. Farfel Ferguson Filer W Q Finley .15 A tt' Fitzgerald Flanders Q Fordham f ' 'K X Foster - 7. 1 'T' ' 'Franklin 4. R L -Y Ga agher I - 2 X' ,Sf rrett Qin T I d-9 L. Garris 02,965 ,MM fa ' . 'tif' JE! of 23 Garrls Gettxer J Goldman S Goldman Good Goodwm Grlffln S Grxffm Groce Gurkm Hall M Hall Harcum Harmon N Harrxs S Harrls Hathaway Haynes Hawks Hexse Helms Hendrxcks Hlnton Hodges Holland Houghton Hussey Hutchlns Ireland Jackson J emmxson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones 24 vb 5 JggQ.jX.d,L,w XXL LAJQ1. lv-krfwi Lfifsoflk Q76 ,. f-47 Av pg '-'P if W' ff, ,I V55 '2- x -Q jus 'Q' VG J H ,f ,X Q J J A f f . 7 l - 2 , ,. ,- Vg 25 . AA, :ff 5.157 51' T: V gl l Q I ' V' 3 1, . ' 1 Q bl. l V 1 1' 'fl' 1 if 1 .. , I ' . . h fi A? A 'O .T ,c fs' l V 2 E'-2' 1 Q J J S ri . - A f J if - -77543, T. . ' A -A L xy? Q - ' h 'Q -.i -'WT :K Q 'gh W' H ' ' V J .' 4 Xi M w 5 Hartung - 'Vg ' 1. if . ' X A - s ' 4 fa S o 5, J W! ' Q ' yr f J f u . . ,ia-V A-N. I. Q i K ' A , -F 5 , 1-L A- 1 L J, -,., V, - 1 ' 1 3 fi 3 ' I G . 1- lx 4 fx ASE A H 2 J dr J J f F 1 f J . A as 'Zi' O' V , A iw , , ' do 'T' Q ' . J 'ggi ,, C. an f nv '5 'ff' 5: QQ-R D A .,, l A4 V .3-fr N F, L' X ., J lg . 'gf X . , J' B- '4 A ' J Il ,Nix Qt ' X V ' McClansky 1 f 1 D. Jones .i'V I 2 I 0 4 -.a Q 'Q C-. V F5 N. Jones -3' H 7 5' '7 7 Jordan YV' , 1 ' N 5' Journee 3141 ' Justice 12 J Kain ... --x ' .fm I y .3 l 54 Kalis , ' , ' Ai Kay A Keith ' I Ai V A . A Keller f X - , 'iff' Kelly V 1 I V ' Kimberlin A J if W iv H t C F is A. tw? Q1 , ,Ig x :ff f , B. King Q 2, X A : J :M , , Nr 7 T ' N. King 155 1 Klebau e J' 4' 2 S 7V 5 4 Kroskin .y,,. Landers K Landrum a- Z: - Q 2 Q ' s 'N 25 R 1-' X V 95,1 Q Q T K Laney ' ' 5 1 -f V5 s- i KKL Lao W X Lassiter K 'W . 'J A as Q Laughan O' A a Lawrence ,N A -X S. Lawrence f au- . 'V ' ' W - . LL gg, l Levy -5- W kv .., N' N' VI Lewls ' ' Linebesry 1 '- Lippolpl .. 'i .V L 4 A Lg , 1, 1 X ,' Livesay .fo 'fir I , X 1- , Long Lupton , 'v , L, , . , N CLASS OF 1953 ,v K N L. McDaniel l I J. McDaniel Markman Marlen Marriner Mason Merr Merritt Miller Minton A. Moore B. Moore Morgan Moscovitz Moss Mullen B. Mullins M. Mullins Myers Nachman Nixon Norris Oliver Parker Peck Peed Perkins Pettyjohn Pierce Pope Porter Price Proctor Pugh Putnam RRY Reid 26 f ff ei , it V . x X V ,X 9 , x Q. 3 ti fe 'Q fc' ' ,Q ix . 'R an l V . i 4 A ' ' if - -.., 5, N- ,-7. g ,. rx I. ,E , v+, 01- , ...f V f lilgl iwhm 'wahnlill ITE? H f ei? A W f h in '-is f' if . P b we R, rf 1 P4 .f fel! fi, ':,, :K+ ' Ek bf- lf' -w... P if 'P :ir X Q in ' fi' 1' JiiQ? i,Vj'?rfQ'i?fg'Qyr lflw fff 5 C' T, K I if ? . ,210 A 1 ff 0 M :4 L' M., A V 'nk -fa gf if Si 3 fx s X I CLASS OF 1953 94'- 'Mi 1: ' ,4 ra 6- .4 -'- Nh P-.A L' wg? C7 . ' VL 'M' -L 49 deqzgfzwg bl ' 7 fc' f W ,X S if .X Reynolds 'Q we , 4 9 G, 4 A Riccitelli Nm A? Q 0 N5 -, R. xx. .ff i 'Tl ice P A ' Richards , ' Ricketts V R , hip- 151 : A D I f I! Riggs Riley g K' - S N. '07 rr 6 Q fl Roane Sqn 9 ,. S 1 t . , -- ' , i X11 - fi :eff 3:2 i, i . Robinson Z- YJ, Q' K Rose I gli 'I v R k d . , f .f ,jf os in Gif' D , V S -, N gf 'g L' ' Lin Rowe - , A' Royster Q, Im nw 3 .ta C2 .ji H 'I vw Sc, Lg fa 'Fr 2 , St. George Q, Q, ' Y 7 rj. A ' S A, X - V , '01, r ' Y-v A 'I Sammons K,Qf ? N' b sw I V ic s 11 ,M h ? Q, fi., v r , S are a , A ' V ' Q Sawyer GK E Z , Q U if I. r car orough QW , , I 1 1 r' . ffikuqgngnj 'yv'M,,f ' X 6?-0 ' iff ' J F ' I ' ' l I ' I Y - ,' ' I ll 1 I ,I I ' r I 1 ' ' I I t I I H A S h 'der . S C U91 f V J X, f Sciota .PX ,SAG 5 7 2 P' L A f.X 5 3 U Q is K ' . Scott '- , I-4, E ' Q 55 4 'E -so i 3 ' Seeds '-r . ' --' 'txt' 'Tm up 1 .' ' K X X ' ' ' .' Shave , C X , t ' N .3 V, .4 it ' Rf' ' 1' Sharp - - 1 i , Aff' +55 ,X ,X S if 5 X ,Z Sharrettx .N Sher R , - . nv Q. . Q ba 9 RS u M any Q' -. as Simmons 2- , gg ,G ff' ei, 'ff Sitler J X ' Q ' A - B. smith if I I 5 it J. Smith ' ni - ,sb -gr. f f ,X ' M. Smith ' , 8, Q ' S. Smith s- A ,P as . , -.. 5 S. Smith ,gg S-. K ,bb Q. ' 1:7 Snyder . Spatifor . 'S B. Spivey CLASS 0F 1953 N if .. A 'X H. Spivey v ' ' Sterling ' ' ' 9' story J 75' . ' ' 'rs 9 . auf' S n Stowers .Ve T- ,il Strickland jx' A. ,,,f 'I , V M 75 stuck .f Sutton . .- .. is ,., Sweet ' ' Y 5 ' i li' ff 41 V n ' g in TerrY 'gy Ji -'T Fw f 5' JL Tew V' 'W Sw S V R W Thomas uf A . 6 . Thorpe ,435 -. ' - x Tonkin f t V ' 5 .g . . ! Q r Q 'Q V J an Topping Q' ' 3 K W- ' 'Y I ' ,, - T t 3 in 1 N, 4 N. , if ' 'I7 ren - , - . . Q ' .f ' 'N 5' X if . A' ' ' Turner . -All . ' ' ' V Q. X X VanLiew A Q 'Q f Vinson ,piggy Ov QP' S+ 'f- Walker f ri J J , Ward . Warren Y ' ,, 'S M 1, ss ' -' Webb R' v ' 7 V , . 3' Webber 4 . . we ' 5 . ,, fp if A. White .13 l ,, A K X H. white 33 if f f ' J i n Whiting A A I In 4 Wiggins 3 5 H A 5 'Q 'sim S3 F35 J. wnkins I5 f V ' x U-', ff' ' g l N1 s. Wilkins Q '! R ,I V ' ' .W Wilkinson g if 1 Aff A J 7-s B. Williams I M. Williamson ' ' . ' N.. 5 ' Y M. wright vs. 1 ,fb Y' if s.w1-ight ' 1 Young ,Z ftyiit - ', -1 '- iYX fxfhjb N CLASS 0F 1953 2 ..5. ff Q, t QW 'A ' 0 il' 065. 'li I 19153 QWW ...lm '1- flffe N nf ,Q ' , 4 Seated: Wright, Miss Dashiell - Advisor, M. Bunting A vig gjjggfyf Q. ' 'Q Q 'R ' lx I 41 Warren K I 1 Bllnting NA Standing: Hartung, B. Bunting, Warren L Q 1 K N . Y. B. Bunting I bj A . 5,188 D 8 ashieu .V , Wright' Ha 1-gang f Junior-Senior Dance Committee ln The hops Machine Shop Z N., Woodworking 05. ,fv 'n 7' k s 3. .ed mfg 5 Mechanical Drawing Sheet Metal ,. ,--ff' ' 1 Extra-Curricular X. 'ff-:lb ff!! u Bxuesn X 1 ., .nf Activitie Q 4f 1' ak! N . Lfsrq -fi S'f f' wg Qv f I Q..-f , 2 x i Fw11 W f .Ni , Hn L, . - .. xl .V ' , It ,J 'minivan M Q A lkvgr 4 MKAVV , 18 as A 1, 9,2-?'1Vx,.f I A Z' baggy 9 It Now, MY 3 E ou Ough' To Se I-N I 5. . Cf' I ,Ugg ' . P Favorite Pastime n xsnn A11 '4P1ay wk Keep The L. me Movingn , Q v v,.4-1'-Q ' Y .,- - , , ,..., ,A .wgrkqzl E 4 7 E 1-' 'M . ' ' -- 'A Fl- . 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K . 4' ' X, 'aff 5, Q 5 Y 4- - f 1 1 1 1' . an-I 4' 5,1 . i JJ A Q R :f 0Wl'fS'+-vw 7 1-f,ll L li L NORFOLK COUNTY FERRY Forum ...in piro orotor l . 6195 ill Mrs. Oakley, Early, Goldman, Daniels, Barnes, Miss Shumaker C23 Fivel Tart. Edwards, Myers Vaughn 131 Bunn, Miller Cotton, Rosen, Warren I I E 6 ' ' 2 SQ Q pp li v tudont Council domooroo ill C25 C37 141 C57 Mrs. Brady, Fitzgerald, Nel- son, I. Hudgins, Lawrence, Keller, Hanbury, Bowden, Hinton, Holland. Inson, Marcus, Goldman, Greedman, C. Jacobson, Sny- der, Warren, White, Floum. Frank, Qalpin, M. Farfel, Safian, A. Farfel, Bryant, 1-larling, Arger, Acey. Lawrence, Sharp, Scarbor- ough, H. Jacobson, Moss, Helms, Wiggins. Outten, Early, Randall, Bruce, l'Anson, Goldman, Garrett. in action Basketball - one of the activities The Activities Board is an organization whose purpose is to encourage one hundred per cent participation in the high school activities, and to provide a definite amount of money, which may be determined in advance, to provide budgets for several organizations, to plan awell-balanced program of entertainment and recreation for the whole Student body. This year's activities included football, basket- ball, and baseball games, movies, dramatic club plays, dances, and a year's subscription to the high school newspaper, The Student. For the first time individual pictures were put on the membership cards this year in order to help identify the rightful owners. 'T -1 M ra distribute Students a y . Ealllegixaiire smite and Blu o . Mr. Paul Brown - chairman , X X ill Blanks, J. Hudgins, S.Smith, Lawrence, Acey. 121 Mr. Padden, Miss Avery, Mr. Brown, Miss Cross, Coach Wild. Achviua Board.. alway a bargain fav' tsisn i N M , X-up f s. I l ...H ' cm ' ' mfff. S V 1. Layton, Madigan, Acey, Garris, Wiggins, Howard, Sharpe, Chovitz, Ainsworth 2. Jones, Blackman, A. Lawrence, Shoe, Randall, Fitzgerald, Berman, Inson, Nelson 3. J. Lawrence, Filer, Rowe, Pierce, Hawks, Journee, Barnes, Snyder, Sharpe, Hubbard, Lister 4. Kaplan, Smith, Hinton, Sitler, Richards, White. Sterling, Triplett, Nachman, B. Friedman, Allen, M Friedman, Gladstone 5. Byadon, Carpenter, Dewson, Jacobson, Couture, Barnes, Frank, Brewer, Becker, Keller, Chappell 6. Thomason, Weinstein, Sarella, Jones, Peck, Bailey 7. Alembik, Bowman, Rothenberg, Merr Le Cercle Francai e First prize float - Homecoming parade tho 1 Officers: Front - Randall Back - Fitzgerald, Berman, Lawrence, Shoe ' 5 T.-1 FN , . Q N V :Q f I f f' 2' ft U Q 1 I ,gym H. fi v',- g ?' , ,X i if 312 . ., L. U ,,,,,., , i p ?' , ' l Officers: L i V X Lawrence - Vice Pres., , ,Q ' Garret - Pres., Areford- ' A ,J f .Sv-i mai JD F4 ' Uv New Members: ill Fenell, Fink, Johnson, Hutcheson, Kahan, Mason, Newborn 123 Hayslett, Blackwell, Lippard, Warren, Arnett, Sweat, Crews i3l Simmons, Kilpatrick, White, Bruce, Leahy, Ellen The ill i2l 137 i4l tudent Treas.. Van Liew - Sec. X' Special Activities of the League 1951 - 1952 September, November, Booth - Parent Teachers Asso. Float - Home Coming 1926 December, Pinata - Christmas Program February, Initiation - New Members March, Exhibit - Latin American Day April, Assembly Program - Pan American Pan American Fiesta - Woodrow Wilson Tournament, M. F. L. - Spanish May, Scrapbook - Sent to Uruguay The sponsor of the club is Miss Katherine Woodard Day Pan-American league Weise, Fordham, Oakley, Areford, Garrett, Lawrence, Van Liew, Brown- ley, Baker, Sykes. Amon, Farfel, Helms, Arger, Mer- ritt, Blow, Lipman, Crowl, Campbell. Whaley, Blankenship, Sharpe, Levy, Laughon, Simmer, Skipwith, Halpin, Lewis, Justice. Ricketts, Owens, Ames, Kyriakides, J. Hudgins, Stowers, Goodwin. Walker, Kallis, Finley, Miss Woodard. Thomas, Busby, Fishel, Early, Mc- Daniel, Dewson, Long, Miller, Stew- art, Turner, Hill. Q69 Oast, Griffin, De Hart, Blackman Goldman, A. Farfel, Mrs. Rhyne, Mr. Setien. i5l :ffl XE C70 X, . its Latin Club l 1341-14, gain 1. Bruce. .SS Dashieu - Z. Couwfe' Ml d Advisor, Flwgerax IU Lawrence, Acey, Schnieder, Astin Jones, Pierce, Blanks. Q21 Payne, Baine, Couture, Fitzgerald, Hunter, Q41 Creekmore, Hedgepetch, Blackman, Young, Pearce. ley, Kirkpatrick, Bryant. 131 Miss Dashiell, Holland, Engram, Schwetz, Q55 Bass, Waldron, Hanbury, Hunter, Hasty. ll . b l Filly . . . ilCCllIIllll3t9d KHOWIQQIQQ x ga! Fm Co 113 Acey, Riley, Perkins, Chovitz, B. Moss, Bache- lor, Keel, Kirkpatrick, Thackston, Hasty. 125 Gaskill, Bunn, Jordan, Hinton, Snyder, Jacob- son, Lawerence, Fordam Justice, Kroskin. 131 Coley, Marcus, Levy, Laughon, Beale, Dole- man, Corbett, Parker, Shannon, Baker. 141 Filer, Sykes, Gifford, Mullins, Pearce, Tart, Finley, Fordham, Barnes, Simmer, Shoe. 153 Floum, Markman, Warren, J. Moss, Peregoy. 161 Wiggins, Batten, Bachman, Lipma.n,Jemmison, Garrett, Dewson. Biologists 115 Lister, Levy, Lippard, Glad- stone, King, Tonkin, Taylor Van Liew, Sawyer, Hill. 125 Wilson, Kroskin, Lash, Branscome, Mullins, Smith, 1. Jacobson. Snyder, 2. Lawrence, Hinton, cientists Stewart, Futrell, Raskind, Batchelor. 139 Justice, Fordham, Young, Sanderlin, De Jarnette,Moss, Weise, Gray, Miller. FPS 1 ,NJ Wilkins, M. Farfel, Saiian Branscome, Topping, Barnes Filer, Tuttle. it . I. i 1 1 A. Fariei, Riley, Backman. Bruce, Curry, Meginley,Wi1- liamson. 1- Ru 6. . 2. Ba ky. Brangcome C' UZRH. Batten K- 43 Dramatist ... . I 3 ' . 5 'Q t Q , A ' U um ' f ? x Q B L4 'V 1. Blackman, McNair, Triplett, Floum, Brydon, Davis, Walton, Sitler , 2. Rubin, l'Anson, R. Lawrence, Jacobson. Arger, Whitener, Helms, Johnson. Wiggins, Pugh 3. Miss Woodhouse, Hawks, Couture. Warren, Harling. Kyriakides, Mitchell, Hanbury, Gibbs. Bowman 4. Coleman, McDowell, Stewart, Smith, Go1dman,Clark. Gaskill, Trotman, Hayden, Parker, Corbitt, Whaley, Nelson 5. Smith, Harris, Swetz, Hudgins, S. Scarborough, Moss, Pierce, Fairfield, Newsome, Keel, Frank, Ricketts 6. A. Lawrence, Cross, Ames. White, Ellen, Putman. Robinson. Bunting, Friedman, Ricketts 7. Bowden, Brinkley, Outten, Lash, Fitzgerald, Barnes. Acey. Hunter. Flanders 8, Randall, Bruce. Goldman, P. Scarborough Dramatic Club Assembly A Kyriakides, Harling. Mitchell, Warren. FA ...the how mutgo ffl' 0lI ,, ,, ,, h Hx I .Ever th. K 4 Al- V Y Ing N lfvx ' - M Johnson 25 BIBLE' Cast - 1: Wiggins I -A ,gfe Outten, man, Hawks' Whaley, Cheaper By The Dozen' Cast Hanbury and Fitzgerald Mrs, Bra dy - Makeup E Miss Georgiana Woodhouse - Advisor 5.5! X . XPert Mr. Vin - 1: A1-ger, Tripp- man. CrZE3tn2C?3St-1:Sit1er,G01d, 'Andante' Castz, Miss Woodhouse. IrAnson 2 - AC9y, Kyriakides, lett, Hahblhryv . Harling. Gibbs ill P Holmes, Sciota, Deans, Martinette, Zigenhain, Johnson, Marriner, Johnson, Edmond- son, Ricketts Morton, Tew, Fields, White, Mrs. Stewart, Walker, Balaton, Bozeman, Holland, Edmondson, Taylor, Miss Ross Mullen, Babb, Haynes, Hayes, Foreman, Cherry Foster, Terry, Thompson, Methena, Cobb, Myers Stephenson, Norris, Boley, Roane, Hodges, Miller. D.E .... they deal with the public Future Teacher ...a worthy goal 1. Lyons, Faulkner, Gray, Engram, Sharpe 2. Miss Stevens, Howell, Davis, Miller, Miss Walton WWI Q11 Mrs. Newcome, Garland, Arnett, Clark, Outten, Davis, Whaley, Gaskill Q21 Iournee, Marcus, Stewart, McDaniel, Nelson, Blankenship, Hartung, Triplett, Reshefsky 13, Early, J. Hudgins, Newsome, Owens, Snyder, Bryant, Friedman lnson Absent: Ann Lee Justice Lanier . . . the classics are kept alive a ii 1- Outten, Whaley ette ' . nice - Advisor' Arn Davis, MISS 2: The Lanier Literary Society had a very successful year, the highlight being the auditorium program that they sponsored, featuring the Rev. E. K,Emurian, who spoke on, 'Why l m Thankful to God In the fall Miss Mary Rice one of the advisors gave a book review entitled, Shaking That Family Tree The most colorful program of the year was pre sented at the Christmas meeting. A recorded story The Littlest Angel was played and refreshments were served. The project for December was to brighten up a needy persons holiday by providing useful clothing. A variety in types of meetings was attained this year by appointing different girls to be in charge of the program each month. By using this policy no one person was responsible for more than one program. This idea worked out very well, and will probably be used in years to come. Mrs. Eugene Underwood reviews a book f ' 'Vi v- 1 Nl-ul 'Vs 1.. -1 'V ' . fi' - A if I 'Fx U 1 1 X 7.1 X-fs A Q 4,5 , ,,. Q , ' x if vs' 5 it , ,945 Qi M 3 'l i if f A 1 t ' V I ,J 1!: :'5f -sm' ,gv .' Blackman, Floum, Frank, Friedman, Garrett ASHA A 'fm K . Hudgins, Inson, Journee, Keller, Lawrence wx ' Marcus, Nelson, Reshefsky, Scarborough, Schneider N N 1- H Sykes, White an I , U , ,Y A ,' A X, ll n C I. 0 o 0 0 4' Y KJ I- 1 K I Of! Q the fourth e tat by f Y 1 . , X . Y Antoinette Owens - President ff! 'f f-Jw ii - W f f g. A .. I, 0 M1 , I., V :si ' A 5 r -f'..,':':. ' 1 -3 A A l m ' Mrs. Louise Fontaine - Advisor ',..... ...........,.q-1- A rx ,X r 'VW ?',?1 Q N 2 'V A Y . V f pf . ' f 'J .. K .--. N ' . ,ii Q- 52 -'i f' X ,- , an Robert Flanagan Auto Mechanics Philip Craig Auto Mechanics is -uf' 43. --.xt 5 'ii I g - .N W A A V Curtis Lassiter Jack DOFSSY D prmtmg Radio Librarian 8: Programming William Brice Auto Parts Work vs - Harry McGehee S f-, , g s Earl Tew Radio Repairman Gerald Copeland Watchmaking flfgz-Q Q l 4 44 - Q' Q I F' X ' I . -1 3, 4?iii A . J, 1:-iii s I 4, ai' , 11' 'E ' 5' A- 6 , ' A I ' ' I i' A ! KJ ! , , xl 'W ,L gf I Q . g : I 13 fi ' -1 if James Klebau Photography -Q N- Q o'FVff'fi 'TW i, ' f . -21' '- X , L- , , , y, xi ex , ia ii, Pre-Nursing - Penny Hudgins, Phyl- lis Brown, Catherine Beale. Back row-Janie Adkins, Jackie Wilkins, Gail Hudnall, Stella Rowe, Betty Wainwright. 0CC PATIO George Butler Curtis Baker Auto Parts Radio Broadcasting Operator JOVU1 Brwe Bobby Ferrell K1 Stanley Thornton Sheet Metal Work 5 Q. . .ua ' ' ' i ' vi v Vz, - . Q q-5: B J., N i iffi . - Q , 904 an f! X j +4 1 . ,Fi 'On Wing 0F ong . .. k QU N. Baily, J. Wilkinson, S. Wilkinson, Male, Knight, Spady, Creekmore, Hall. Q21 Seebo, Creecy, Delaney, Kinnin, Shannon, Shep- 1: Theimer, Brown, Hall 2: Klavan, Weber ' :r herd, Hitchcock. C35 Wood, Smithwick, J. Bailey, White, Futrell, Fendley, Brown. Prof. A. J. Lancaster, Fairlield, Richardson White, Hardison, Cherry, Sterling I 'A ' fo i , K. I Ns . .84- l ll ,IV ' g i . L fi 'F .i-'Ll W 2 i,- 1 -.7 '- 4 rx 'N AL ' ,SQ is ', l ' di S no I ' fy ' '! ll. Qs , ' '- ' nfl fx Q 4 -il,'J'Qk h .I ll 5. X bs dy i 1 '1 .1 I Li H I I4 Iv V x' v ., LPAYYT5 X 1' wg --LI' eff: K -I fa, x' Hifi X fix .px ifvn -, W , A -,, uri -5' fi gL'W,', M. PJ. f3fL.gY . . Q' ,. 44, iff? 5-if 'LA:f',L,A 33,1--Q,+4 ,L-f-3 -. yi m:,i'i 2v?fvQKs3fff2Y?'w vK5vEgz!2 . . 11- ' UB, ' k. .- - . .X - ,4 if ff-'Ai jhrgfgig 'au 'sua A ' F fav? -1-4 'Mis Q1 'Qi ffl r H 5-.1 ' .. I .u . It ?, - V . y -A ,-,f M-I 4,4 J L .. Q-. v ' -Q. .. E 5 X gf Q Q 1 as 3 igigizg, .13 3, ,Tag '39..1s,ai2 Q up it -r. N Y 2, '9-Q D iQ I x abr 'fr' . JL .L 1 9 X . Ll B man at the tchboard Motion Pioturo Council . .. no show without thom andle e cur ains X x If ,QW vu , . . I 'UV' ugh ld Woodrow Wil on Hi-Y lm'-I' rf? Ti 1st, Row: Amon, Randall, Johnson, Howard, Acey, Lawrence, St. George, Garris 2nd, Row: Thompson, Scarborough, Beale, Helms, Wiggins, Huffman 3rd, Row: Trant, Goldman, Hanbury, Bruce, Batten, Dewson Honor ooioty Front: Blanks, Fitzgerald Back: Helms, I'Anson Hanbury, Scarborough 52 M--f-' ,,,,.,,,,g...- :.f ,J Wk if L 5 ' 5 I-'5?x J , Q4 General mass meeting Q11 Partin, Farleigh, Jenkins, Hunter,Gibbs, Bow- 135 Tart, Sykes, Okley, Iacabson, Lawrence, B den, Simmer, Blackman. Jones, Goldman. 121 Vance, Snyder, Scarborough, Waldron, Schwetz, Bass, Barnes, Hedgepeth. i' fl-4, --,mu .As S L 9 '1 -4. , . . . - Wil unite V 'lf . , I Q x Q x ' xv Hxf' rl, . . I 5 fi' S f I'l ' HI Q . WL. ig, .. Bowden, Gmbsjenkins. Simmer r , s, 5choX95v Myer Woodrow Wil on :Bl I f : T 0 H 0 . rl - f 1 I 1 I f o 5 A A lf . ,rf ' ' . Ps 4' f ii. ,, A e fi. nf' 1: L 2, ash, Outten, Gra ' Vaughan - y , Miss Mason 'Advisor C13 McDaniel, Stewart, Nelson, Early, Vaughn, L. Balaton, Inson, Hartung, Ricketts. Hudgins, Gray, Smith, Journee. 131 Outten, Friedman, Fitzgerald, Lawrence,Car 121 Hawks, Marcus, Lane, Fordham, J. Hudgins, penter, Bryant, Miss Mason. '7? 1 Batchelor Shakelford Jones Brown Bunn Keel 2 Hunter Butler Broughton Costers Beale S Wnlkmson Mercer Turner J Wxlkmson Lester Stublen 3 Mrs Gray Brown Brady Kxlpatmck Wxlhams G1fford Wh1tener Pre nolr K1 I er 5 Batchetor cgngeale Owe: Broughton 2 Hume' Ke X , ,tv 0 x B XX . X V M, I I B 4 TPI ' HI r 'S 'ie B Y X 1' ft? I! 1: Tayler 2: A Morgan Tgftte LlI'I'il'1 Blanks Morgan Tew Conn Arnett Taylor Kmg, C Walker M Smith, Miller Khse Stewart Host Jones Babb 5? 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The tudent 6 - The Student is our high school newspaper, and is published every three weeks Activities Association members receive each copy free of charge while other students may buy a copy for five cents The paper is a member of two national societies for school publications the Southern lnterscholastic Press Association and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association The S l PA holds its annual meeting at Washington and Lee UHIVGISIIV in Lexington, and last spring ten members of the staff, and the advisor and his family attended Everyone enjoyed the lectures the movies the scenery a dance and ban quet, and a trip to Natural Bridge At that time there was a discussion of attending the meeting being held in New York this spring Free issues of The Student were given out at the Homecoming game this year between Wilson and Hope well Annual features are special ISSUES for February and june graduates, Homecoming and Christmas The credit for the success ofthe paper this year must be given to Bob Floum editor in chief Paul Scar borough, associate editor, and also to Sandy lnson, who saw to it that the articles were in on time More credit must also be given to the typists the Art Editor the Sports Editors, Feature Editor, and to an unusually good group of reporters all of whom helped make the paper the success it was this year chle Editor ln Floum X Scarborough MSO H Friedman Floum 1 er Sgylei- 4 U . 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Alwaysa If f 7 ,ll K1 I , 4 O , 1 -H li I is K ,,. f r ' 1 f TRINITY CHURCH ESTABLISHED 1762 QCOURTESY CHAMBER OF COMMERCEJ . SSW, Libfaw Se gill Q 'AYWX 0 Q1 Open Hou 0... Open House, an annual affair observed during National Education Week, was held at Woodrow Wilson on November 14, 1951. From seven o'clock in the evening until seven- thirty, there was a P.T.A. business meeting in the auditorium. At seven-thirty the parents went to their children's home rooms for a fifteen minute registration period. There they met the home room teacher, and were given a schedule of their son's or daughter's classes. After registration period, the parents pro- ceeded to their designated first period. ln this manner they went through the entire schedule of classes, each one lasting fifteen minutes. Meeting and talking with the teachers gave them an opportunity to find out what takes place in the classroom, and for the teachers to discuss with them how classwork in a course helps the student adjust himself to life situa- tions. All gym classes were held in the auditorium, where the parents were entertained by the Modern Dance Class. Instead of going to a study in a classroom, they went to the library. After the classes were over, the parents were invited to attend a reception in the cafeteria. During the reception, many of the mothers and fathers began to reminisce about their own high school days, and compare them with ours today. W5 QE 5 P50 W A t lass W5 popuu i c QW! M Approximately six hundred parents parti- cipated in Open House. Miss Georgiana Wood- house's registration won the prize of ten dollars for having the largest attendance of parents. f 66 idode YK rn da Cyilg- de - r nwnbx allon iff' 'Twa the night before Chri tm Another memorable event in our Senior year was the Christmas music presented by the Music Department at assembly, December 21. A Fred Waring Choral arrangement entitled The Song of Christmas was given, and we feel that it was really special, and gave us something to remember. lt comprises original music, selected ex- cerpts from twenty songs and carols appropri- ate to the Christmas season, and abridged verse from the Holy Scripture. It is the story of the nativity as told in Christmas songs, carols, and Biblical verses. Soloists for the program were Joy Ann Richards, jo Anne Sterling, Diane Hartman, Frances Keel, Elinor White, Alfred Acey, Paul Scarborough, and jack Pettyjohn. Ellen Ann Hunter and Oma Marie Elliot were the accompanistsg and jacquie Triplett, George Arger and Bob Floum narrated. Thus ended our last Christmas at Wilson. 1: Home Ec. Cookie House 2: Scene in any registration 3: Chorus presents 'Song of Christmas' 4: Christmas carolling in the hall. X.. Mutt 'O A V' JW i ,vsx . 55' .paw -3 ,f,-aj 1- f, , , N 1 v f',':': ' -43.1-' I :f rwff , A if -W-an . Y r.-,f Q 2. , ., ICQ? '0 AY I ' f , . . .t dl 415, .-fi -' W' 4v,,.. 's Q3 T' f il , .,,,. , . -wuz' w '33 L? ,V 51 1 'S i . V S IIY :J r X if-r' K ' tri: tu ef gf' N u fix'- . 1 'll 4, we we -4 X! The plans score with... One of the most outstanding events ofour Senior year at Wilson was the Dramatic Club's presenta- tion of Cheaper by the Dozen in the auditorium on November 30. Space does not permit us to comment on each individual character-as each member of the cast was outstanding in his particular role. However, we might say that top honors went to john Paul Hanbury for his outstanding performance as the father of twelve children. The able direction of Miss Woodhouse was in evidence throughout the play. Cheaper by the Dozen was well received by both audiences, and was one of the most out- standing productions ofthe Dramatic Club. All in all, it was a delightful comedy, with a well chosen cast. To each member of the cast, to Miss Woodhouse, and to all those who worked behind the scenes- we of the 1952 graduating class say ----- Con- gratulations on a superb productionll' 1. Remember When? 2. 'I hate to leave you, Boss. 3. Not silk stockingsi' 4. The gang. vbk afl I 'Cheaper by the Do Dramatized by Perry Clark, from the book by Frank B, Gilbreth jr. and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey, CAST Off CIH.fXRAC'I4ER5 Nlr.CLilbreth . Mrs. Ciilbreth . Erncstine . . Frank . . . jackie . . Dan . . Bill . . Fred . Anne . Lillian .... Martha .... Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton . . . joe Scales . . Miss Brill . . Larry . . . Dog . . . john Paul Hanbury . . Elinor White . . . Ruth Gibbs Paul Scarborough Richard Couture Herbie jacobson . . . Bob Floum . . . .Les Barnes . jane Fitzgerald . . Bettie Warren . Hloy Kyriakides . . Phyllis Davis . . Larry l'Anson . . Alfred .Xcey . . joyce Ourten . . jim Harling . Rusty Gutren ,aff 1. Well, I'd better go, then. 2. Anything wrong, Miss Brill? 3. 'That dumb dog. 4. i'Three secondsl' .X Ks in 3 X 0 aj! A X W . ff ' X 4-me 70 Q We Find llut About College . .. On November 15, all of us seniors were anxious to find out about our favorite college, whether we were planning to go or not. After a brief outline report of essential facts concer- ning the courses of study, we were given an opportunity to ask questions. Probably the most frequently asked questions were those dealing with expenses on the campus. ls it very expensive to eat here? 'How much are freshman beanies? ls there a pawn shop on the campus? Other questions were about social activities, ls it co-ed? How often can you date? How late do lights stay on? A lot of ambitious hopefuls wanted to know if there were many young and good-looking faculty members, and all of us were entertained by some of the colorful personalities representing the different colleges. A lx- X- mjg 1 . l ' C 46 -if fi X. 5 M f a -.f Typical College Day scenes. Pictures speak for themselves, and showthe general interest on the part of the juniors and seniors in this annual event. 2 in .--f' +996 U if 1 J b Prem ibn' eTf1 Ht Y .f.r'.C Hb lNL penn N. Repo ENT and greet One of the most outstandmg events of the year was the Thrrd Annual Homecommg whlch was held on November 9 Thrs year we welcomed the class of 1926 and the 26 Champronshrp footballteam on therr twenty frfth Anmversary The Class of 1926 consrsted of 162 members Claw offrcers for that year were Presrdent john M QSnapperj johnson Vrce Presrdent Elwood Lewrs Secretary Helen Wrlhams Grrls Trea surer Elrzabeth Ball Boys Treasurer Hawthome Crrddle Reporter Smrth Brrttmgham The festrvrtres began at 12 o clock wrth a the hrgh luncheon for the 26 football team rn school cafeterra After the luncheon the Wrlson Cheerleaders dressed rn 26 cheerrng costumes performed for the team At four o clock a parade began at the hrgh school and marched as far as Crawford St Mem bers of the School Board Hrgh School Faculty 26 class offrcers and members of the Champron shrp football team rode 1n the parade Floats were entered by clubs classes and regrstratlons at Woodrow Wrlson Frrst prxze was awarded to the French Club float second prrze to the Vocatronal Department and thrrd pnze to Reg 206 From frve untrl seven o clock there was a bar becue rn the cafeterra whrch was open to all alumm and the general publrc The members of 699995 Cale 2 'U X n ' lull r 'f ,HJ Juniof C . --rr -Y Wilsomie TN X 12155 K - Compliments CH e - 1' Sary Annwe Bakefy ,,44l ' of Hall S e wmnef ' FirSY PHC returning grad at Homecoming the '26 football team were seated at a special table, which was decorated with a large cake in the form of a football andapicture of each player in the shape of a minature flag pinned on it. Sev- eral members of this great Championship team addresed the radio audience by means of a port- able microphone which was set up in the cafeteria. Later, everyone went to the stadium for the game between the Wilson Presidents and the Hope- well Blue Devils. lt was a well played game, but Hopewell won after a very hard fight. This, how- ever, did not completely dampen the spirit of celebration. During half-time the players of the first State Championship football team were called on the field and introduced to the spectators. Cheerleaders and members of the clam of '26 por- trayed several events in the history of their senior year. This was by far the greatest and most successful Homecoming celebrated at Wilson. An overflowing crowd attended all the events of the day. Let us hope that homecoming in the future years will be just as successful. 1: Second place winner -Vocational Department 2: Third place winner - 206 - registration Y feflch club 31 cry. 5 4 XUELKWE Arugfliffp X L.: . .,J.w-,- YIIWIUNM UfFliHlMfNT Core On-A Wig SCHOOL! n 699955 N Qliillvflif COR nf ' 1! 1 ' PEHUEHT I ia4 05 onducts fmerv, lew Student Pan-American League X .0 ,A i .15 ,,.k Scion A Jacquie C C9 Club I ... 3 week Qhd ... Dramatic Club 1 W ax ,sh -J ,p ' . A il ' .1 ,J V , gall Q... 2 , 2, u Q . . ---qhpib 'Q'-4 i , L, N my , Q ' 1 I A . -'45 , if ... .,.'..-.W L Nu.- V wks 4 I' , if .a Q5 ' f. 'f a ' .'. . S ' . ,' , s K Q ja . . l , , .16 X 1 S' ' 3' FY ' xi ' 3 ' .ff 0 Q 'K ' , . .'.1.'..'!!..'iKf '.!sA -QA gr EL f 1 A . - .ln if 1, , rf .v, 1 1 9' .fi D ff.: '-ur'!' rf' fx -1- 11 2.5 .Q IS 7v'-i .f... r - . v Ig--. h V ski, 13 that will live lon g... ...4 or 0 ' 0, 1 rf iq 1 I ' .N un ' -9 ' . , Qi - 1 ri O - ,ug -ilk. ' '... . ' 4' if .' '-e ' , o ,- ' 4 - f' . 'Q :fy Jacquie rides high , nyu, l ,rf .-4, 7, N , H 4.1 R , L . . .-- W ,4... Q H .ij-M M 4 5 I A Jai, .. ,,,'f'ffif5t -' ' 1 aflf. as' .Q- F 1 x if Q I' ? R Line: Carson, Marlino, Williams, Collier, Burch, Stark, Powell Backs: Brown, B. Owens, M. Owens, Everett Nancy Beachum has fun air 3'- pf I -.L 9 L4 D. O. Float Hawks, Jones, Pearce, Butler, Triplett, Wha- ley, Host, Smith, McNair, Hartung. nenf GQHQGSQX J f +ennEnIQ,G9F perm: To'HfW Ch ns , A l Triangle Tri-Hi-Y RegiSt1'ali0I1 3 ...in our memorie A: '. ' I w 4.-Lg. ' f' '-J , -Lgssas .A-'45-QQ1 tml .4- L. Mixed Chorus fmeng Senorita Foncie 75 I. A., I A A A ff' .J L4 3 L, 1 X X -r' .. 1 3 ,.fi,,... ..x ,. af ' v- 5' .- ., ' ' .,. W N.. , ,,,,, .., m..i, V g fi 1. , ., . V K mm I ' Q., ,MM ,. MKQFV ,,,.n.,-..- q- - , - j - ,ur YQ. ,fp 14 -QQ , ., . f - -f ' ':.-'S J ' 'A V' A, -- 4+-'iyvb-' 4, 4 if. , ,f-f..,k A. K ,qlmmr ,i?,u,4,,!,,.: , ,M 4... V5.1-jg i,:,,gL.: 531 N, Y ,, . D, A 1 - 4 ,i.3w Nw - V . M .. A Q- g j , Lff 3- '-Y V -, -.,, R, Lug - ' L '.-V- - ,, .. k, - , ' 1 W . wit. -Q' 8 - ,Q - K - ...J -- . - - .. 'W g 'z' ,11s: '..- Yi ,.. ' , K , , .1 e- , g-v,..x, -A-:G ,, A - - .f' - Q.. H.: -fam .'- -1 1 - A .. x M Y 1 ur,,,- . ,- Lo- -' .n 'A-5,4,,f A H - ...- ' 1 L - ,, ' Ns, , . ' , ' , - , , 'V-.1-isa ' ' V. p , ,f , ,..V .. - ,, . , , P -, la 'T - P if ' . -. -'.- 4-., -- 'QQQJ4 - ,A ..- W f 4 -- W. few, .L -' ' - 4 ' W A .-.H - S ' W cg ,-. I -: :N 'f , N 'hrjr - N 1 ..--Q ,, - I Q., . , . xj I,-A-:L x ., -, 1, ' ,L ig. A -7 S5 ' ' ' .. 4. - - .V - Hamm V ' PORTSMOUTH CITY STADIUM 5 iullnvhm- 'mg' .IQXJZ - 5 A CITY PARK GOLF COURSE - QCOURTESY CHAMBER OF COMMERCEJ Football ...X even point Co-Caps Jerry Mingis and Cully Dalton talk over game strategy. 78 ' iff. 31 45' e A away from title When Coach Gray greeted the initial turnout of football candidates for 1951, among them were thirteen lettermen back from the 1950 edition of the Fighting Presidents. It was from these tested performers that the Prexie coaching staff formed the nucleus of this year's successful team. Leading the array of lettermen was big jerry Mingis, who made just about everybody's all star team at his tackle post. Running with Mingis at the tackle position was jim- my Wynn, a rugged 190 pounder who has one more season of eligibility left. The guard positions were so well manned by J. W, Frankos, Tommy Stearns, Dick joumee and james Parrish that Stearns was switched to center, where he stood out as a linebacker all year. This left Frankos, a three year man, and journee and Parrish to stop the opponents up the mid- dle, which they did very capably. At the ends were Cully Dalton, Carter Wiggins and Bob- by Bunting. These three boys bore the brunt of the end play all year, and certainly deserve credit for their aggres- sive and hard play. Wiggins was also honored in making many all star teams. In the backfield the only lettermen were jessel Curry, Blackwell jackson, james Henderson and George Riggs. Curry was the offensive sparkplug all year at quarterback. His flashy paging, running and kicking brought him All State honors, along with Mingis and Wiggins. jackson, al- though plagued by injuries at the first of the season, came back strong at the fullback slot. Rounding out the list of lettermen were Henderson and Riggs, who were outstand- ing halfbacks all year, with Henderson coming into his own late in the season. The 1951 football season brought many thrilling moments as well as a few sad ones. The upset win over Lynchburg's Hilltoppers, which stamped us as a state power, was quite a surprise to local sports- writers, who wrote that we would be lucky if we won four games all season. This, of course, was said before the schedule started, but once the 'Passing Prexies' got under way the writers climbed the Wilson bandwagon. After almost a month of drilling in the hot sun under the watch of head Coach Woody Gray and his assistants, Charley McClurg, George Davis and Pete Mills, the Prexies were ready for their opener with the South Norfolk Tigers. It was expected to be a fairly close game, but proved otherwise as the Orange and Blue won 34-13. It was in this game that the locals were branded the 'Passing Prexies' as Jessel Curry con- nected for two touchdowns with passes to end, Carter Wiggins. The Presidents traveled to Newport News for their fifth contest. After the opening kickoff, the Prexies got their only scoring chance of the night, and took advan- tage of it to gain a 6-0 victory. Continually pushed back into their own territory, the forward wall of Wilson managed to rise to the occasion each time. I .. NJA . li ,- . ,,f' '- s 1 . , X 1 y M V ' N . f . . W av 3 v in-Q 'I I ' , X ,Tight I-fl 'xx L 1 R --. 4 -Htfsx l fvF-vi- Q Q'-W Mills - backfield, Gray - head coach, McClurg - line, Davis - ends and centers Continuing their winning ways, the Presidents traveled to Petersburg and whipped the Crimson Wave soundly, 26-0. The Orange and Blue drove to a touchdown the first time they got the ball, with the forward wall opening gap- ing holes for the Wilson backs. This quick score seemed to break the spirit of the Crimson Wave because they didn't threaten until the last quarter. lst Row: Managers-Walker, Areford, Morgan, Gould, Pollard, Gartmann, Winslow, Nimroff. 2nd Row. Wynn, Curry, Bunting, Dalton, Parrish, Stearns, Journee, Mingis, Henderson, Riggs, Lee. 3rd Row: Mc- Clurg-Assistant Coach, Browning, Smith, Topping, Tayloe, Riley, Knowles, Jackson, Blosser, Archer Haythe, Buttler, Oast, Gray, Head Coach. 4th Row: Davis, Assistant Coach, Moynihan, Beale, Cummins Mason, Peterson, Meginley, Montague, Framkos, Rose, Miller, Landers, Madigan, Mills -Assistant Coach 5th Row: Richetts, Carpenito, Groce, Sanderlin, Slaughter, Wiggins, Sykes, Gaffos, Strickland, Richards Sidwell, Dinmark. v 1 1 Stearns - C enter ' 4 Q G v 3-pd 'rs P I Q 1- 'A 'fr' Parrish - Guard Curry- Quarterback Henderson Halfback Rlggs Halfbmfk Returning to home soil, the Prexies started preparing for the visit of the Maury Commodores to Portsmouth. They never got here, however, asacontinuous torrent of rain made the fieldacomplete sea of mud on the day of the game, as well as the following day. Consequently the game was cancelled. Next came the showdown with Hope- well's Blue Devils, undefeated in 29 straight games. The Prexie's champion- ship hopes all hung on downing the Blue Devils. An added incentive was that it was Wilson's Homecoming. Over 18,000 fans saw Hopewell win a close 20-13 de- cision. Almost everyone present agreed the Devils had the best team, andthat the Prexies were gallant in defeat. Moving to Norfolk to meet Granby's Blue Comets, the Presidents came home with a squeaky 17-13 victory. Trailing in the third quarter, Curry returned a punt 75 yards for the winning touchdown. The game was played in a driving rain storm. The last game featuredaThanks- giving clash between the Prexies and the Cradock Admirals. Led by Mickey Riggs, one of the state's finest backs, the Admirals had high hopes of upsetting the Prexies. They saw their dream blasted, 20-7, as the Graymen won the hard fought contest. I .,.-2.45: Browning - Center Gaffos End Sykes Guard Wilson 34 Wilson 20 Wilson 42 Wilson 34 Wilson 6 - Hal Mos' Hman .vu mack E A ffl uk, , Q- Q, V .ij 4151 1 X fl 5 'X E r Oast - Center Butler - Fullback Madigan - Halfback 'Rain brings relief from scrimmage' c L Wilson SEASON'S RECORD 26 ............ Petersburg 0 'fini . W W. Wilson . . . . Maury Rained Out Wilson 13 . . ...... Hopewell 20 Wilson 17 . . ...... Granby 13 Wilson 20 . . . . Cradock 7 r , 3, Y 3 . ff X , - IX +0 'X ' 5- -' f .6 - X 'AX Q . xiil 4 'W .f. 4 gl Aix AX I .- 1 -4 if - , , V ' 'H -,,.. ff- 3211 X 5 205: f . , P 4 -. -sf 4 ' 2 2' . Q 1 X 'v 1- U ,W V- N , 3 x VA ff Z . T rj, . 5 GW, A- 2 . P as 1 for 1 I - N 1 bi ' ' I -nxey ' End g,f2'.f,fssr4wQy5pffsw2:-eF f: 2 Eggs Meg' Q ,,fj'f.:5,f.,1, Y, 1 ' . . X V V? 4 nn lacksomcurr S 1 0 v X, ontl Dauomglzdmgis Parrifm' Frank , 5 V Fi' Iourneg, Stearns. ' 3511 1 Guard Back' gyiggms yuuef ' th ' ' h ' elr a t ankles job M a n a g e 1' . . I I Managers - lst row - Pollard, Garrison 2nd row - Nimeroff, Morgan, Go..1d, Winslow 3rd row - Dinzes, Powell, Gartmann Walker, Areford SEASON'S RECORD Norfolk Academy South Norfolk Lynchburg Maury Newport News Norview Granby Warwick Hampton South Norfolk Cradock Norview Granby Newport News Hampton Maury Cradock Warwick Norfolk Academy District Play-off Newport News State Tournament Lynchburg Washington 8: Lee Curry 5 i aixer Typhoon victor? Beams oi M Oynihan , i ii' 1 1 N M I, - I Dan I A X ies f ml 'U A Damon M y ers Tug Q, 'r Coach M1115 .X K Buddy Aydlett mp WIUE EW Wayne Byers 1-4-L, Pm llll. DlCk Butler March 28 A r1l X Q9 5543 . -mn - Bllly Rlcks ' onferenc 1-ig Samrme Strmckland 2 Q Q gpg? CHED LE W 81 M N D Great Brldge Granby Suffolk Maury Norvxew South Norfolk Suffolk Granby Maury South Norfolk Norvxew South Norfolk Maury Granby Cradock Norvxew e Games gs There There There There There Honm There Home There Horne Horne There Honw Home Honm There Honm U WH. mg N Randy Lee 'Inn no Bobby Royster L Hook Archgr Charles Toppxng 5? 1, Q, v :wg Y- t A ,,,., ' 1 in in X Q . il, av' lil' 1 gr E P I 1 . . N 3, . f , 4 8x 15' ' Y 17 ya y A 1 18 Q If sz 1 VA Ax n ran 29. . 4 T V . at we 21 13 Q 15' ' W C A ag Y in Q U 5135 In 'Z xx H, 1, ' - - y I .4 E7 , 1 1.1111 ' W We fl ' . AI' V. S xg u y 1 Q35 4 1 '1 l fl ul fg ' . S 1 7 S 1 Q13 m XQQ LPCQL Q A QW I ' Q 1 Jimmie Jackso Q ' 'U i .. . .. '44 ' X ill ai , its K 'E n if 5? QS-ln, my D' k'e Ireland Baseball 'll Hrs Leonard Ellis Q 5 N Q 0 Bobby Smith ' 1. 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' A ,f ' 5 ' x t I I I U L H , . ,fl 1 hu f ' Af: an M4 are T 5: V ' x ' 0 15 2' I 1 ,V I A 'V V r. 4 WPS, , ,Y l 1 A Q L4 , f ' 4 .2 I 1 4 4 g '- -- fa J 1 fa 5' -X' a 'fa . Ar! U QA L I . Af' iff: 1 ,X X X. 4' V f , . ,'?, 1 d X .A X X il 1 Of X X x ' W' M J -2 6' , A. yup' -6 i- w Rm. S - x. Z1 X ,Q af , ' 4. ' L Q ' Q , ,- 'f,-A'. .' P' A ' V asf 'g J ',4 x , Y 5 gg, - ,41 un -'xr :UC 7'T'T'Il H-'I 5. 1 Ht fb 1911 Us tg 41.5 A,-4k ini 654.4 Q Track hopefuls taken during flrst Week of practmfx DN-L-.. 'lf Henderson Porter 4 'R q,-.:.4-- il , 1 v Mad1g,.1n Batten if 1 ,'-kai fo J' 2' R11 hards Perkms 41 5 an , h , x -.- -4 ,za 1 L 1' jak., ,K K lI1llnvnl,,, .V 4' 1, I fi Coach Gallxford Rlggs Cotton , r Na yf 1 Wt Aff 'QU' iq ,S A 1' Q n a ' .4 - N '-1, '-1--.-i . , , J, - y ' ' , 'RN A : , F I I - I ' A Q 1 5 . A ' I -xx en, M- .x s I K W ' ' ,A - Q ,.., .1-' , ' A' 1 ' ' I, V V' 'fl wrt' , 5 C, n,-4 -ah 5- ,2 n , f n ' It . X I , I , 'V f ' 5 X I . 'H' , - AY.. 1 - A' 1 ' ': 1 F a - ' A A ' ,L . ' ' 5 42,- , -ff A ' ,fag ' 'L . ,l I I A, ,. .. , 1' ma. , KA V ,Q I 42 v-A , U v ff:-U' A 4 ' M: :Maui V r. V Q -' ' fi? - - 4 .A E- ., f' ink- 2 n-.uf ' ...: I W M 1- V. is ' X? J 1 . - s , Il .f , , fl ,YV , 1 U t ,,A 1 .. , Q J. i - A r' '. . 5. -,. x. I -. :..,- 4 - -ffgfff ,,4,fg,'i17T- 'X ,- ',,., V ,.4I,.f- fl f ,- H if ' fr-H -f--l rfi' PHY ICAL I 1'-5' ---M r if -..A ,V at ij- ' 0 u r -f C ji : K S , . o ii . X 6 . . L W f fi 5 im f 'g f 8 I mini . 3 ' K ,Q 4 1 - ' 'ui f ' , A - .4 V ' 'id . ' L. anby, M1-,Wi Front: M355 wwteilltfriliilij Mr' Mccmrg 1' nf ifff fffwiif' Back: Mr. Davis' ' ' , 1 'xy' - . M... ,, X to 'Q Y A . A .- W- , K Q s k ' Q ' 4 1 i x :N ' K X I -b I ',. A' X ' I ' 0 . 1 , J r i 5 X5 - John Dragseth - Treasure . 3 -' N E. A. Wild - Director of Athletics , 5 C -.ai - if A 3 - i ,. 4 . c ' 1. ' A i ' ' x , 57 ' ,J ST Q ' 'X 1 K, A. , ,, Y I N V S I 1, 51 ' R ' J , Q fe 7 . , , I V ,X I ,. V K W i -f - i i L7 1 i Q + 4 s W - Q 4 L Y Ai ' jr 1.1 i , 9 Q' ' i Coaching Staff - Mills, Davis, McClurg, Gray 2 'Ai 3 1 ' . 92 7 ' ,- - F' ol, .'!.,+ 'N-o -' ,L -43' M0 OGRAM CL B A Damels Thornton Mmgxs Henderson Monyxhan Myers Rlggs Zlegenham Sher Coach Mllls Butler Toppmg Gaffos Strlckland Parrlsh Curry Buntxng Coach Dav1s Markman Madlgan Frankos Clark Sykes Meglnley Walker Rxchards Peterson Aydlett Oast Ellxs Blosser Haythe Mxller Thornton Gould Henderson ,,.?1n-b qs coa M1115 D avxs Adv So Z. . X,- Volleyball Champs: Front - Marks, Russo Back - Gray, Ripley, Wood, Weddle, Klinner,Condrey 5 f ' 'iliii gb 4. li 46961 rw f if si Monogram Officers - Jones, Condrey, Taylor, Gray ill Lofland, Clark, Dewson, Gray,Russo, Condrey, Jones, Ripley, Weddle. K2J Klinner, Jordan, Flanders, Cone, Cilumbrello, Holmes, Lao, Slaughter. GIRL ' M0 OGR M This has been a highly successful year in ath- letics for the girl students. The interest aroused in gym classes was carried over into the many types of competitive sports. Due to the intramural plan, as many girls as are interested may participate in volley ball, basket ball, and soft ball games. Some of the other athletic activities provided for the girls were swimming, bowling, and interpretive dancing. The latter was only introduced last year, but quite a few girls have shown their interest by remaining after school for this class. One of the most recent sports to be taken up by our students, and found to be very popular, is field hockey. ln order that we might add this to our list of activities, several girls were selected to acquaint themselves with the rules of this game, and then teach the rest to play. lt has been re- ceived with much enthusiasm, lt is impossible to estimate the importance of athletics in our school curriculum. In addition to the fun and satisfaction derived from participation, we may add the growing appreciation of such im- portant virtues, necessary to good character build- ing, as fair play and clean, healthy living. Q31 Miss White, Love, Dickinson, Warren, Moss, Blanks, Black, Foreman. Q41 Sitler, Taylor, Martinette, Klise, Lewis, Cher- ry, Ricketts, Edmondson. CHEERLEADER Behind every football team and every basketball team there is another team whose job is to keep the fans and players all riled up. Last spring, out of eighty hopeful fresh- men, sophomore, and junior girls, a squad of ten was selected to be the '51 - '52 cheerleaders. Selections were made by qualified faculty members. In spite of frequent cases of laryngitis throughout the year, our cheerleaders have been successful in fulfilling their aim, which was to create more school spirit. 1' 4,-4 gh, W ' ' LW '11 ,' 3 9 Y Front: Hawks, Whaley, Triplett, Smith, McNair Back: Hartung, Butler, Host, Jones, Pearce n , . F 'ia is Q if 3 ohnekke ' 'J rf i . S X Whaley Smith Z , C' - Qs b R .1 P' J ' E5 ' z V Hawks X Mix Q Host Head Cheerleader - Triplett Butler McNair -701195 Harfllng Pearce I 9 Q 4 5- A , .F S 'Q A -J X b 9 s 'YI '--... I? -S I-xx Z ' 'itf Fifi . !, - P . 'M 59' lpn Q e X , , 2 E 2 ? , , G 2 3 . if 1 1 T fi H-'i?i: fx- :Q T S-. .ff-,'5Tf3'4fs 'N +4 55-'iWf'1Y 9m5 if f T- -xH'g'vvM': f SL, tl'4 , ' 1 ' -' : WF- s we ' PORTSMOUTH NAVAL HOSPITAL - COFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH U. S. NAVYJ Y 1 g 3.4- ff? IVE I' 4 1 'i f' Q, , Q 1 I ., tim, .Liv 1 9 ,QQ 3 f , 4 t ' f-rg, T1 . I -f J r + 'A J t 1 ga. I , Il uai: LW, . :ll ,am E U AG H .. - n - ---- - ----- - - --------------- --f, - -7. ...A-, L., ,- -,-,-,- -,- Y-,-v-.-,ff -,1 ---- ,-,-,- -: -: -:fr-.g ,,p,prfpp-1-fr -vx U, .t . - .. , Q. , y . '- gv I ,, ., , -I -- -su, - , . ' 2 , - ' . , ,,, . K . . . ws. ,-11, P u- b ' 'v-4' A4 . - -, ' ' , 'qifig Q. - .. , I ' . '- ,. . ' 'L 'RB' f?'1f:x-. ,i., -- --5 . 7 - ., . . I f' 1 ,.a. A'-j X ' ll ' I Ag!-'sin' .- 41 . ' -' Q4 1 .,:,.,b'-WRQ. 'X 1 'Ig'-Q' Y V sr JF -, 1 Ll f .MJ N- Lu. 1- ,lim KING'S DAUGHTERS HOSPITAL BEFORE ITS EXPANSION our-r ' , 14- fe-4-3 ' , fi' Officers: Murphy, Sivertson, Hudgins, Miltier, Miss Ames - Advisor February Commencement Exercises Mis s Betty Ames advisor CI' 4 ,us- sa! C7 liz lv km- oh -27 ,gan-ss., K is-X 'C7 su Jean Gwendolyn Adklns Fay Hamel Ausbmok Blosser Mary Evelyn Batchelor MCYCF Stephen Harvey L Bremer Mary Carter Dlcklnson John Wluleb Frankos Jacq Jack G Gunnels uelme Marlo Goodlng, Beyerly Joyce Green Mary Loulse Hall l Marjorle Exlwn COQ.,g,lIlb ,Q-CV! M '1 ' QQ C' it 6 495 Gordon Gerald Copeland Robert Reid Hudgvw if., WGN Joseph Blackwell Jackbon Everett Rlchard Journee N' 711 ,-4' 5 Dorts Klas an Jeanmne Cherry Kltse Ti W-, A- pf 'mi Nl' 'P '-u fi so 3-,D AR 'Q , V' , if Dorothy Ruth Kmck Helen Mae Lockman George Albert McA1p1ne EUIHC9 Phyllvw Meter Jeanette Aldrtdgc Marko Mdryortc Fate Mtltter es -- .I no 'Q 5 , I . . -q X .,- X ' rr . QN f I' at 1 A gl 3 I' o N ' x 'C A ,- 2 'X 1 , I 5 v ' ' ' ' '70 R G , K.- . f--v ff? 1... Q ' . 1 I, 75 , 4 1 f , V ', A H: , - , , . . 1 ,, K -. Q it lg' A S xv if L., x . 1 ' ' ' ' I J 1 t- 1 A-1 ' Q- Q 'gs . I .J V ,Q ' ff f , '- - ,zo ' A 1 2 5 .4 sf Gerald Ellsworth Mmgms Joan Alllson Myers Q47 ,.-nv Audrey Merle Murden Charlyne Murphey 1 3 7? ,rv ,QQ 41 Eddrle B Padgett James Parrlsh Franklm D Peters LeRoy Page Pxttman Jeanette Evelyn Powell Margaret Ann Redd Wllllam Thom:-15 Nmholeon Katherme Orr Buell D5 ng, f-v C' v 'aw 33? 'NP .-.gr eral F-s ,, 4-v 'wr- 'C ,I Lucille Russo Helen Marie Sanders ' f 1 X 'xi A. GR Grace Elizabeth Sebrell Jacqueline Elaine Sharpe . N E+' Gene Stuart Smith ' 48 QQ Wilford Eugene Silvertson W- be 7? Betty Ann Spattifor 47 15. oi- fy, X, Q- ' 'Y ,P 1' fi Mary Carmela Tarborelli Q0 Nancy Batchelor White V.. Mallie Marie Theimer 1 i ' Gladys Hope Williamson 'Q 3 l Jewell Vincent Worrell V J! Q: H , l , - 3 up r - A I Y 3 .- R -T' . X '44 , Q 4. il, ,. 7 Y F A. y . . A . w. -A 7 s D 1 if . , k I P ..! ff' ,A S, 1 r 5 H ll ski l Q re--eh., fmgmvirsrr X- ' . T IW! I cl- Yxng S H ' the SQ RUM, I , V ,V ,., Xoom in A a, were Shan b uyio no Pm the doctor, and I have just the prescription for you. What's the matter? You slippin? X W 'A M' d 0E Her UWH' , A Z p K nef var? lx , 'S Oh, you have the hand of an adventurer? K' .- w r'MrU 5 xl .. ' ' N' in 1 ...M , ,A ' r Q 5 f'LsVfi!fti f i fm - ,-.f-ff' ' . UI Ay g' no - v ' 'fffu . pr siviaf ' -'- ' re - , wa, in N299 ll J rv X ,qv T any Pm afraid you may find it rather dull here. 'Never mind. It was just an old chair. IO3 FEBR ARY TA D0 T nf' D CEE T0 SVC he XKELY B IC M 5Td gwertsrln Maw W11iOf BEST PERSONALITY Bobby Hudglns Jackle Goodlng MarY MLLQ , AN U ll I f DXOU S X96 TU MOST ix Georgewcpxp L-0059 Ha 9'NN T ORIGINAL MOSTtSon Eumce Mexer BI udrey GGEST F' wluord Swer An. Murder, Stellirs ve B10 Steve BEST ALL AROUND Ossef Faye Allsby-ook Sser l, ...W f V, ,nan-- f i uw nut 'U 3 A i ., . ., ,, -4-Yrwvnrallii , Z ual 1 i 2155. ' .1,',2,9g'w,gg5-ff ,- :mf u-nan a .nn M- ww- gggf ' , fig-3, au: nu 11.11 ' 'W ga, vga! My M' was .ii 4, , V, 1 2 IDEM. pkg' 'MW :W 8 sys 'U' .Mn . gil E, 4,5 QW K in. Mos'r POPULAR Bobby Hudginsy Faye Miltier 1 l' 'M 't ,,-.'x -- 'gJ v ,, ',. 3. lv' i.,1f.M f Iackwell JQCUTEST . F M Y44:MmwVM Ckson, Nano MosT ATHLETIC 'V White Lucille Russo, Jerry Mingis BEST LOOKING Jeannine Klise, Bobby Hudgins Wgyior ED TED ' NCEYT Hype M051 TAL5Exxae Themer MOSTTSXSLY, 1. W- Ffa d SivertS0n- Charwne Mu U E GRAD ATE Front Owens Aydlett Kyrrakrdes Back Mrss Ames Advrsor Gaskrll Our june Class thrs year was gurded by Presldent Charles Buddy Aydlett He was ably assrsted by the followmg Vrce Presrdent Barbara Gaskrll Secretary Hloy Kyrrakrdes Treasurer Antornette Owens Our class advrsor was M15 Betty Ames and our play ad vrsor was Mrs Mary jo Brady These offrcers put forth all therr efforts rn maklng our Semor Year the best ever had We must also take off our hats to our wonderful advrsor Mlss Betty Ames We couldn t have asked for a better Job done than hers One event that was a tremendous success was the Semor Mmstrel Thrs was presented rn February so that the dues could be reduced Another hr lrght rn our Semor Year was Baby Day held on March 7 lt was the day when dlgnrfred Senrors let therr harr down and retumed to therr chrldhood The last week of school wasamad rush for every Semor One of the h1 lrghts was the annual Banquet held on june ll at the Hotel Portsmouth The followmg mght the Semors drsplayed therr dra matrc abrlrty rn therr presentatlon of the Semor Clam Play On Frrday june 13 the long awarted day came and Graduatron marked the end of four wonderful years at Woodrow W11son 'Nev' N Mrss Betty Ames Adwrsor ,gum arg ,-,, i Q- 5' Q rf i' -05. Ar-if w-.. 4,5 -Tame Lamar Adk11'1S llham Earnest Amon George A1-ger Chrxstopher Armlger J Georgie Anne Afnette Walter Leon Atkmson Charles Leonard Aydlett EHIOI TYIOTIIHS B3119Y -was 3 If-' A 5.47 A QQ ,wr I 11 f, 138' fs' 'A K 1 50 1,3 4 , K' 'i 'iA Frances Roberts Baxley Thgmas Allan Bam III Barbara Jean Balaton Leslie Stuart Barnes CLASS 0F 1952 - PM' ' -Q, .4-7' P sr K A ,, Catherine Victoria Beale Therma Beale Emp. Q45 Y :r Betty Jean Beecher David Lafever Bennett Jacqueline Juanita Blankenship Mary Mays Blanks Medford Bloodworth Reginald Leonard Boley John Leroy Bowman Doris Carol Bozeman Marion Thomas Brooks Mary Louise Brown ,am 385' qw-'-r Q. k PM WR qv X 4-ry ' N s '4 Y f -3 X K X Wk 'Sf I A.. 7 - ,. -1, -' . N- -Q' -. 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' 0 Mary Alrce Stewart Home Ec Woodrow W1lson Tr1 H1 Y BUSINESS Staff of Student Busmess Staff of Annual Lamer Lnterary Soc1ety Honor Soc1ety House of Representatxves Latrn Club Dramat1c Club Glee Club Lester Frankl1n Strrckland jr Boys Monogram Club Home Room Pres1dent Soph Year Vars1ty Baseball Lunch Room Assxstant Freshman Sophomore H1 Y Home Room V1ce Pres1dent Kenneth Styles Motron Prcture Councrl Math Club Honor Soc1ety Elrzabeth Taylor Honor SOCICIY Member D E Club Fab1anTew D O Club V1ce Pres1dent ofD O Club Publrc SGIVICC ASSISIHHI Dorothy Thompson M1xed Chorus Grrls Glee Club Honor SOCICIY D E Club Intramural Sports james Thomson French Club Math Club Honor Soc1ety Traffrc Ass1stant Publrc Serv1ce W1ll1am james Thornton Lunchroom Ass1stant Freshman Sophomore H1 Y Boys Monogram Club Off1cer Track jacquelame Adarr Trrplett Cheerleader V1ce Pres1dent of Dramat1c Club Honor Soc1ety Lan1erL1terary Soc1ety Hrstory Club Home Ec Club Lat1n Club French Club Student Staff Bus1ness Staff of Annual Shakespearean Club PLlbllC SEIVICC Ass1stant Presnorr Tr1 H1 Y Secretary of jumor Claw Hallre Trotman Pres1dent s Tr1 H1 Y Lamer Lrterary SOCleIy Hrstory Club Dramat1c Club French Club Lrterary Staff Annual Typrst Annual Woodrow W1lson Tr1 H1 Y Math Club Pres1dent of Homeroom Lunchroom ASISIBYII BUSINESS Staff of Student Scrence Club Pep Club Art Club Orators Club Off1cer Martha Van Noy French Club Honor SOCIGIY Florence Vaughn Shakespearean Club Lan1er Lrterary Soc1ety Hrstory Club Lat1n Club V1ce presrdent Math Club Woodrow W1lson Tr1 H1 Y Off1cer Honor SOCICIY Edward Randolph V1nson No Act1v1t1es Emll Vlola Math Club Publrc Serv1ce Ass1stant Betty Warnwrrght D O Club G1rls Glee Club Intramural Sports Dor1s Weddle Prexre Tr1 H1 Y M1xed Chorus Honor SOCIGIY Volleyball Basketball Baseball Grrls Mono gram Club Davrd Wells No Act1v1t1es Barbara Whaley Home Ec Club Pan Amerrcan League Presnorr Tr1 H1 Y Lunch Room Aswslstant Shakes Staff of Annual Presrdents Tr1 H1 Y Off1cer Lanrer Lrterary Soc1ety El1nor Whrte Muslc Edxtor of The Student Annual Staff Dramat1c Club Qu1ll and Scroll Sextette M1xed Chorus Glee Club Mass Chorus French Club Presnorr Tr1 H1 Y Home Ec Club Pan Amerrcan League Shakespearean Club Grrls Prose Reader Forum Club Freshman Volleyball Martha jane Wh1tener Tr1angle Tr1 H1 Y Home Ec Club Lunch Room Ass1stant Honor Soc1ety lxenny Wrlkrnson Honor Socretv D O Club Off1cer Homeroom Pres1dent Lunch Room Ass1stant W1ll1e W11113H1SOn jr Football Pres1dent of Homeroom Traffrc Ass1stant for Regrstratron LOUISE W1lson Pep Club Lunch Room Asst Honor SOCIEIY M1xed Chorus Intramural Sports Nancy Wood Volleyball Basketball Baseball Lunch Room ASSISIHDI Prexre Tr1 H1 Y Honor SOCICIY Ann Woodard Grrls Glee Club M1xed Chorus Pan Amerrcan League Pep Club Honor SOCIGIY Math Club Home Ec Club Reporter V1ce Pres1dent of Home Ec Club George Z1egenha1n D E Club Off1cer Monogram Club Vars1ty Track Thomas Brooks Marchrng Band Concert Band JUNE CLASS PROPHECY Many happy years have passed srnce we graduated from dear old W1lson Hrgh lt lS New Year s Eve and the year 1974 IS rollrng around People from all over the Un1ted States are arr1v1ng 1n the new gym for the Leap Year dance g1ven by the owner of the World cha1n stores Kenneth L Damels lnc Why here come the famous actresses jacqure Trrplett and Elrzabeth Taylor escorted by the suave actors john Paul Hanbury and George Arger Along w1th th1s group are the M G M drrector Rrchard Couture and 20th Century Fox owner Irwood Fox My! Aren t they dresed stylrshlyl The musrc IS fumrshed tomght by the W1ll1e WIIIIHTYISOH n1ne plece orchestra wrth hrs world famous vocalrst Elrnor Whrte On the orchestra stand see Wendell H111 and Orrls Harcum at the pranos B1ll Edmonson and Tommy Hudg1ns on the clar1nets Rxchard Butler playrng the sax Don Pearce on the drums Tommy Mltchell at the trombone Emrl Vrola on the bass and Harry Lee Cummmgs playlng the trumpet They re all set up for some slow dance musrc because Well you know lt has been some tlme s1nce we were 1n hrgh school Rev1v1ng the ancrent Charleston but rn a les exped1t1ous style, are those energetrc two jrm Harlmg and Barbara Garland They seem to be the center of attractron on the floor at thlS trme At a table near the slde entrance Dr N A Safran IS g1v1ng a srdelrne lecture on the Value of COOKIES to Atorruc Power to pol1te lrsteners Dr Mary Blanks and psychratrrst Larry Goldman Also addmg thelr two cents to the d1SCUSl0l'l are two who have ach1eved great success 1n the SCl6DIlflC freld wlth therr aston1sh1ng Ml . u . . . . ,, ,, , . a, ' ' , , . 1 1 1 p . , , 'Z I - 0 Q ' , 1 1 ' 1 ' : I D l I , . . 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What s th1s'7 A Conga lrne led by Assrstant Edrtor Paul Sykes rs berng formed at the door As they frle rn we recognrze many faces that were very famrlrar around the Student offrce back rn 1952 Among them are those who have been successful rn the newspaper freld Sandra Inson Ellen Frank Dorrs Reshefsky jackre Hudgrns Barbara Frredman Sherla Sackstern Tamsrn Dewson and Antornette Owens We re sorry that reporters Barbara Clark and jack Dorsey and photographer Leroy Bowman can not be wrth us tonrght they are now overseas coverrng the World Peace conference Let s move over to another happy group Why there s jessel Curry head football coach at Notre Dame remrnrscrng wrth Leonard Ellrs, manager of the Boston Bulkheads They are surrounded by members of 52 returnrng to Wrlson to teach ln the physrcal educatron department are football coaches Cully Dalton and james Henderson basketball coaches joe Myers and Trny Moynrhan grrls gym teachers june Condrey Faye Frshel and Betty Rrpley These coaches have been dorng a great job at Wrlson thrs year Both the varsrty football and basketball teams have serzed State Champronshrps jornrng thrs group are other drstrngurshed faculty members Mademorselle Florence Vaughn chattrng wrth physrcs teacher Anne Bryant hrstory head Clara Rowe and Englrsh teachers Thomas Barn and Patsy Hubbard Arrrvrng on the scene now are four outstandrng women valuable to the Portsmouth Polro Clrnrc Myra Marcus Dorrs Weddle Sally Mae I-Iardrson andjacqure Blankenshrp Accompanrng them are Red Cross workers Margaret Lewrs Anna Edmonson Lors Cherry Stella Rowe and Portsmouth s promrnent socral workers Lrnn Lash and Drane Nelson What s alr thrs commotron out front? Why rt s a Cadallrc sedan! Who rs gettrng out'7 We can t see No! No! lt can t be! But rt rs! joanne Rrcketts and her chauffer Roy Plant! How rn the world drd she acqurre that mrnt7 She must have drscovered an orl gusher whrle plantrng corn rn her vocabulary Dancrng near us are the well known mrnrsters of Portsmouth the Revs Donald johnson Wrllram Amon and Raymond Lawrence Here comes john K Oast Supreme Court judge What mrschref rs he rnto now'7 Uh Huh' Breakrng rn on Rev Lawrence and hrs attractrve wrfe Let s not look We should take trme out to congratulate the talented rnterror decorator Davrd Bennett and hrs assrstants Nancy Newsome and Betty Warnwrrght for thrs unusual drsplay of therr artrstrc abrlrtres fdecoratrons we meanj Ladres and gentlemen a fatal accrdent has just occurred! Chrrstre Sloan has sprlled a glass of champagne on her lovely gown rmported from Parrs Les Bames to the rescue wrth hrs motto Clean em or Rurn em Would you look at thrs? Boots spurs ten gallon hat and all lf rt rsn t the West s most famous cattle baron Mr james Hutchrnson and hrs loyal foremen Kenneth Howerton Ben Sanderlrn A B Nutter james Lunde and Thomas Barley We certarnly weren t expectrng them to come from way out there Attentron everybody! Quret please! Tonrght Admrral Roland Howard rs now rn the Antarctrc completrng the expedrtron of Admrral Donald S Charlesworth For the past three months he has been settrng up a vrllage down there Along wrth hrm went Capt Robert Fenell Lt Comdr john Clemmons and Comdr Kenny Wrlkrnson to help oversee the project Contractors Earle Tew and Gerald Eavey were secured to set up experrmental arctrc homes Mary Ann Davrs Glenn Hall Martha Van Noy Nell Pope joan Carole Carpenter and Betty jean Bee cher also agreed to take the trrp rn order to add the womanly touch Tonrght we shall hear from all of them by atomrc wave We hope they wrll come rn but because of great cold drffrcultres the abrlrty to make contact may be rmpossrble even though the radro experts sprrnkled along the eastem coasts from here to there Henry Chapman Ralph Davrs Wrllram Ellsworth W j Thornton A E Sawyer and Domrnrc lppolrto are workrng to therr capacrty We re sorry todrsappornt you but we can t make contact We shall try agarn later Let us know as soon as you make contact Mr Peele We have a well known chemrst rn ourgroup tonrght lt rs none other than Mrss Barbara Ann Whaley Her three assrstants Lourse Wrlson Betty Foreman and Catherrne Beale are somewhere on the dance floor Mrss Betty jo Early wealthy owner of the Unrted Hardwares rs chattrng wrth Portsmouth Frre Chref Davrd Wells and Senator R A Flanagan Everyone seems to be enjoyrng talkrng more than dancrng here tonrght Emma Gene Gray s mouth rs gorng lrke a bell clapper over there rn a corner wrth the three career women Nancy Weed Frances Barley and Myrtle Holmes Atomrc jet aces joseph Lee Charles Buddy Adylett and Herbre jacobson are jokrng wrth I awrence Mrller about hrs new rnventron of the Bug car propelled by muralrne a new gasolrne recently drscovered by Mr l F Strrckland jr Frve well establrshed busrness men are now crossrng the dance floor wrth therr attractrve secretarres Let s see who they are George Gaffos and Peggy Lrpscomb Bobby Hardrson and Connre McNarr Chrrs Armrger and Nancy Holland Howard Layden and Grace Host Kenneth Syles and Betty Methena Dancrng on the floor we see varrous housewrves alrascs Sally Lane Norma Anne Klrnner Dot Bozeman I44 , . , . - . . . 1 . . 4. ,, . 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A A i' Gloria Ricketts, Martha Sharpe, Mary Alice Stewart, Georgie Anne Arnett, Sylvia Fivel, Barbara Mae Gaskill, and Sylvia Doleman. We understand that the 74th. regiment is going to grant leave to some of our friends to come tonight. Oh yes. There are some now. Lt, Gen. Walter Atkinson, Staff Sergeant Dwight Woodyard, Sergeant Robert Hoskinson, P.F,C, Edward Vinson, Lt. Boley, Cpl. George Carroll, Cpt. Burton Moss, and P.F.C, Buddy Key, While we are speaking about the armed forces, we should mention the WAC'S -jean McNair, Shirley Mitchell, and Betty Rose Pearce, and the WAVES Barbara Stuart, Dorothy Thompson, Hallie Trotman, and Martha jane Whitener, who from here, look as if they were all Sergeants. Among the last minute guests to arrive are Daniel Fleming and Thomas Madigan the celebrated novelists who are being welcomed by many of their devoted fans Well folks a large number of the 52 grads are once more together As the curtain falls on the year 1973 we applaud 1974 Former classmates we wish you a very Happy and most prosperous New Year jUNE CLASS HISTORY February 1 1948 Does that date have any effect upon y0u'7 That is the day that the present Senior Class of Woodrow Wilson High School came to Wilson as lowly 8B s As we were placed in registrations 8 10 201 205 116 and 212 we regretted being separated from our friends but we soon made new ones We were luckv to be at Wilson for the History Convention at which Stassen was elected as Wilson s candidate for President of the United States Our Freshman Year came quickly' As we were joined by new classmates from various parts of the city we realized that we were true Wilsonites We were finally able to take an active part in clubs Bobby Green Presi dent of the Student Body ably led the school through that year Our Sophomore year was soon upon us bringing many exciting activities such as those wonderful Dramatic Club plays that cute operetta Pirates of Penzance and many thrilling sports events That was the year that the Honor Society was first organized at Wilson What a wise move that proved to be' And of course you remember that was the year of the first Home coming of Wilson Alumni Although it has a history of only three years at present Homecoming IS anticipated by thousands each year Maxie Weinberg was President of the Student Bodv that year How time passed' Our junior Year came and we were finally upper classmcn George Burns was an excellent President of the Student Body that year We chose as our junior Class Advisor Miss Betty Ames who with the help of the class officers willingly guided us through many struggles and decisions The officers were President Bobby Hudgins Vice President Blackwell jackson Girls Treasurer Barbara Mae Gaskill Boys Treasurer Wil ford Srvertson and Secretary jacquie Triplett From the beginning we began planning the long awaited junior Senior Dance Plans plans and more plans' With few exceptions we hardly had time to think of anything else Those exceptions were such things as the Dramatic Club plays and the exciting State Basketball Tournament at Norfolk in which Wilson lost out in proached and everyone had a glorious time' The girls looked beautiful in pastel colored gowns and the bovs looked very handsome in dark suits or white dinner jackets Yes that was a wonderful year for us' Our final year at Wilson approached and Larry Goldman our own classmate led the school as President of the Student Body Again we recognized our need for an able advisor and again we elected Miss Betty Ames for the job Our Senior Class Officers were President Charles Adylett Vice President Barbara Mae Gaskill Treasurtr Antoinette Owens and Secretary Hloy Kyriakides We had much to do and little time in which to do nt' We began at once having senior portraits made ordering announcements and calling cards and taking mtasure ments for caps and gowns Of course in the English 8 classes we were struggling over Senior Theses Those of us who took History were again fortunate to be able to participate in our second History Convention Our long awaited Baby Day was soon upon us The girls looked adorable in crisp organdv dresses with ribbons in their hair or big French bonnets on their heads and the boys carrying teddv bears or water pistols were very cute in short pants Oh what fun we had' But too soon the final weeks at Wilson were on our doorsteps and we were enjoying such Senior activities as the Senior Class Banquet Senior Class Play the junior Senior Dance and of course Graduation Exercises Finally it was june 13 1952 and we were walking down the familiar aisles in the auditorium Our high school days were coming to a close and we looked forward to new experiences and a new life But in all of our hearts would remain forever a warm spot for our Alma Mater Woodrow Wilson High School I47 7 l r . - I D ' I . , . , . . 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sturdy bodres do hereby be queath the followrng to those of the under classes Elrnor Whrte leaves her place rn the sextette to Mrlton Houghton Nancre Newsome leaves a supply of clothesprns to all those poor students havrng classes rn or around chemrs try lab Mary Blands leaves to the second year Latrn students the pleasure of assassrnatrng julrus Caesar Florence Vaughn leaves her Job of substrtutrng for Mrss Brent to anybody who can duck chalk and erasers and teach French at the same trme john Paul Hanbury leaves to Mrss Woodhouse a wrnter s vacatron rn Florrda to cure her smus and a bottle of harr restorer for all the harr lost durrng play rehearsals Georgre Anne Arnette leaves her abrlrty rn typrng to anybody who makes as many as frfty errors on a trmed wrrtrng To anyone Emma Gene Gray leaves her abrlrty to keep her marble so well hrdden that a person would won der whether she rs Imogene Coca or Emma Gene Gray Myrtle Holmes leaves her sympathy to all those students of Englrsh 7 who wrll have to bury Macbeth Barbara Balaton leaves all her excuses for bemg late to some desperate Freshman Lourse Brown leaves her cherrshed bottle of peroxrde to Delores Hartung Nancy Holland leaves the Erghth Graders the hope that they wrll see the new hrgh school Dwrght Woodyard leaves to some lucky boy the att of gomg steady wrth two grrls at the same trme and get trng away wrth rt Lougenra Hayden leaves her abrlrty to get a varsrty man to Delores Hartung Frances Barley leaves to l rllran Rutlege the abrlrty to get A on shorthand Anne Bryant leaves to Brll Bruce her prrvrlege of bemg lunch room assrstant and to make hrs work easrer a mrnute traffrc rsland rn the front hall to drrect the track meet of hungry students dashrng to the lunchroom for nourrshment To Anna Howell Patsy Hubbard leaves her place rn the mrxed chorus Sandy lnson leaves the cute state polrceman to any students who take drrvrng Lrla Deans leaves to all under classmen the hope that they wrll enjoy therr hrstory courses at Wrlson as much as she has jackre Wrlkrns leaves her abrlrty to get out of school rn three and one half years toj A Roane and other fellow band members Martha jane Whrtener leaves her abrlrty to do other people s homework to juanrta Abernathy Harry Cummrngs leaves to Henry Reynolds hrs knowledge of Physrcs jessel Curry leaves hrs abrlrty to throw the ball through the hoop to Gene Keel Arthur Megrnley leaves hrs party rnvrtatron abrlrty to Drckre Ireland Don johnson leaves the worrres of the projectron booth and A A movres to jack Trant Barbara Clark leaves her abrlrty to keep a secret to Scoop Story Cully Dalton leaves to Paul Sykes hrs football Jersey to carry on the Park Vrew Tradrtron Sylvra Doleman leaves her darly letter Wtltlng to Beverly jones Mary Alrce Stewart leaves to jacqure McDanrels her abrlrty to frnd class rooms by the shortest route joan Carpenter leaves her abrlrty to strrp the gears rn drrver trarnrng car to future drrvrng students I George Arger hereby do leave my cherrshed brref case to any ambrtrous junror manly enough to carry rt Betty Rose Prerce leaves her laryngrtrs to the new cheerleaders Alrce Faye Frshel leaves to Evelyn Terry her abrlrty to graduate rn three and one half years To some poor character I Larry Goldman leave many sleepless nrghts many worrres and a wonderful stu dent body Davrd Bennett leaves hrs hard luck to Joanne Van Lrew Joyce Outten leaves her Jeep s parkrng place to Mrss Eleanor Dashrell for her new Q2 prnk Cadrllac To some Physrcs student Leonard Ellrs leaves hrs abrlrty to play the drums under the tutelage of Mr Whrte Phrllrp Rrchards leaves hrs long curly harr to Bobby Feet Severn Myra Marcus and Dranne Nelson leave the non wrrtrng typewrrter rn the Student Offrce to the next vrctrms Betty Foreman leaves to Margre Russo the fun of rntramural sports Oma Mane Ellrott leaves her two hands to Ellen Anne Hunter so she can play both prano parts at the same trme Ellen Rae Frank leaves some colored chalk and a board compass that doesn t slrp to Mrss Culpepper s eo metry class jrm Harlrng leaves hrs jeep to Stuart Scarborough Dorrs Reshefsky leaves to the next crrculatron manager the Job of seerng that everyone gets a Student Barbara Hanes leaves to Lerla McDan1el and joy Smrth good luck scholastrcally To Shrrley Smrth Therma Beale leaves her abrlrty to skrp 4 out of 5 days each week Anna Edmondson leaves her recordrng of Shrrmp Boats to the Glee Club I50 . , . . . I 1 1 ' . . . . , . . . . v n S - , - .. . ' 1 ' I Y , . . . . . . , . . . u ry . - ll r I7 ' ' n 1 - v I x r I ' . 1 . . . f.- . . 1 . a 1 ' ' . . . . . 4. y, . r . . 1 g . Q I ' , . IRGINII-I, Thls mark 1dent1fies the Plus Values of Vlfglllla products Purnty and Relxabxllty 'A' LIQUID SULPHUS DIOXIDE 'A' VIRGINIA REFRIGERANTS SODIUM HYDROSULPHITE AEROSO-L INSECTICIDES ZINC HYDROSULPHITE ZINC SULFATE VIRGINIA SMELTING COMPANY West Norfolk Vlrglllla, New York Boston Chxca go Phxladelphm ' X 9 ' 2 THIS ns N0 I ei. K, fish story' ,Q Elecfncuty does so much for so Q many for so lmle' Upstours ,I downstairs clock round cal a W endor round' VIRGINIA EIECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY ISI 7 -M ill 33 'k 'k , ir my Io.-33 I H AQ! 0 9 ' 'm l - I. .ul I Comphments ISAAC FASS SEAFOODS Portsmouth, V1rg1n1a l52 of if WHOLESALE af Hloy Kyrrakrdes leaves her place as secretary of the Senror Class to some lucky Junior Tamsrn Dewson leaves her Job rovrng reporter to anyone who can frght rt Hallie Trotman leaves her short harr cut to Frances Story LeRoy Bowman leaves the worries and headaches of berng Stage Manager to Randolph Pugh Clara Rowe leaves to Mrss Deans a class of 8B boys and a cup of coffee at 10 45 each morning Barbara Anne Whaley leaves to Suzanne journee the exclusive use of her locker l Kenneth Styles bequeath the name of johnny to Miss Ellen Lash to use as she sees frt Stella Rowe and Penny Hudgrns leave therr gray umforms and whrte aprons to future D O students joe Myers leaves hrs harr brush to Fred Jeffers Richard Couture leaves to Paul Scarborough hrs nack for leammg history rn the hope that he too may get To all the future woodsmen Les Barnes leaves hrs huntrng and frshrng abrlrty Wrllre E Wrllramson leaves hrs Lincoln Cosmopolitan car to any 8B who can dance and get a date Wrllre Mae Currrn and Lrly Sue Taylor leave to the Freshmen therr abrlrty to bowl 104 Sally May Hardrson leaves her memorres of the junior Senror Prom to Ruth Gibbs Raymond Lawrence leaves a good parr of elevator shoes to Mr Allen and a slrghtly used Confederate hat to the frrst junior who wrll lead the South to Rrse Again Adeline Martrnette leaves a mrxed up schedule card to the up and coming Seniors Pete Zregenharn leaves hrs abrlrty to pas English to hrs brother Norma Klrnner juanrta Lofland and Betty Lawrence leave to Phyllrs Gettrer and Norma Nixon therr beloved lunch table which they fought so hard to get Dorrs Weddle leaves to Lrnwood Dowdy and Alfred Acey her abrlrty to srng hrll brlly Nathan Safran leaves hrs slrde rule troubles rn Physrcs to the next vrctrm of thrs contraptron Peggy Chappell leaves her height to Mighty joe who needs rt badly Barbara Mae Gaskrll leaves to George Rrggs the hard work fun and maybe the pleasure of berng Senror Class Vrce President Frederick Randall does hereby bequeath to the fortunate rndrvrdual who leads the French Club rn the future the prrde the worry and the pleasure of workrng wrth a frne set of officers advisors and an actrve interested membershrp rn trying to further the purposes of LeCercle Francars Grace Host leaves her nervousness whrle takrng drctatron to all those takrng shorthand under Mr Heyler Connre McNair leaves her abrlrty to stay small to Helen Gaffos Sammre Strickland leaves hrs abrlrty to just barely pass enough subjects to be elrgrble for sports Ersell Caswell leaves to Murdens Phyllrs Odom Barbara Frredman leaves the parking meters on Court Street to the juniors to pay therr Senror Claw dues wrth june Condrey leaves the managershrp of the volleyball team and a bottle of asprrrn to Frances Keel Ann Woodard leaves her French accent to Mary Ella Wood l Charles Buddy Aydlett leave to Bobby Bunting the pleasure of presrdrng over Senror Clas meetings l also leave my A on my solrd geometry exam to any poor unfortunate soul who takes rt Ben Sanderlrn leaves to Doug Broumrng hrs centering abrlrty and hrs place on the bench of the football team Brlly Amon leaves to Barbara Anne Prerce all hrs books and hrs happy memorres of high school days Barbara Chrck Garland leaves to the future registration students of Mrs Betty Ames her abrlrty to be on trme Mary Ann Davrs leaves to Cathryn Brown her Quaker Crty Combs Athanasra Larzon leaves her abrlrty to do math to Beverly Ansley Peggy Lrpscomb leaves her abrlrty to hustle to class to Pat Srnner Brlly Lewrs leaves hrs Job of Treasurer rn the Band to any poor soul who wants rt jrm Henderson leaves to the students following hrm all the happiness to be found durrng hrs terms at Wrlson Dorothy Thompson leaves to all the junrors rncludrng Shrrley Farrfreld the thrrll of Baby Day and that of berng a Senror john Oast leaves hrs bench warmrng abrlrty to Carroll Mason Chrrs Armrger leaves all hrs Latrn books to Betty Abemathy Bobby Edmondson leaves an rnsurance polrcy for each upper classman protecting hrm from those dangerous B s Antornette Owens leaves her fourth tear Spanrsh book to Lawrence Eddie Cummrngs and George Caffos leaxe therr passing drrll before practrce to Harold Prrnce and junior Smrth jrmmre Hutchrnson leaves hrs foul shooting abrlrtx to Ernest Clark To any promrsrng French student Tommy Madigan leaves hrs abrlrtv to make A s every term Betty jo Early leaves to any thrn person her abrlrty to gain vterght easrly Lrbby Taylor leaves the prrde of berng a Senror to Shrrley De Frres and Nancv Harrrs Kenny Danrel leaves the honor of berng the frrst Vrce presrdent to the next presrdent rn charge of vrce Tommy Hudgrns leaves hrs long theme to the future students of English 8 Shrrley Mrtchell leaves her abrlrty to hustle to Errc Smrth Wrth love and apprecratron registration 8 leaves Miss Betty Ames to David To Mrs Brady we leave an 8B regrstratronvuth no one rn rt to play sports so she can get her roll book correct IS3 i D - o . . . . . A. , . A . , . , . . ' . . . . , , . . . . . . . , 3 l . , . . U jo Anne Ricketts leaves a magnifying glass to the upper clasmen so that they can find the little 8B's. ! I ' . , . . . . . ' . 8 ' . . . I ' V . , . - . . . - . , Y . Y' . g . I. y . V V ' v ' Y ' V I I , . . A . . I C07I1PI11l1611fS TBLEE SOUTHERN CANDY CO Realtm Establzsbed 1894 Rents Collected P01 tsmoutb's La1 gest Wlyolesale C011 ect1o11e1s and Soda Fountam Supplies Clothes That Please the Wfem 67 Complzments KELLER'S MEN S WEAR 231 H'8h Street WILKINS DRUG STORE PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA Compllments HOTEL PORTSMOUTH High and Dinwiddie Streets Phone IS4 . . of A ii . t Fire - Insurance - Auto ' i' - , O 7 of ' if Let's Go To RODMAN'S BAR B QUE Finest Sandwiches in tbe South Hlgh at Hamllton Avenue PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA Phones 9 9335 or 9 9235 Complzmenfs NORFOLK COUNTY FERRIES MORRIS COMPANY INC Fur mtzu e Applzances Radzo Fugzdaue 206 HIGH STREET DIAL 7 4611 PORTSMOUTH VA ISS 'A' rr ' ,' 99 'k 1 Of i' E. E. HARRELI., Supcrirztvnrfent , 0 i' FEBRUARY CLASS DIRECTORY Joan Gwendolyn AdklI'lS lntramural Sports Honor SOCICIY Faye Harvel Allsbrook Presldent of Presnolr TI1 H1 Y Home Ec Club Dramat1c Club Exchange Edltor of Student Presldent of Presldents Trl Hl Y Lanler Llterary SOCICIY Pep Club HISIOIY Club Home Room Publlc SCIVICC Representatlve Mary Evelyn Batchelor Trlangle Trl H1 Y Presldents Trl H1 Y Lamer Llterary SOCICIY Meyer Stephen Blosser Monogram Club MOTION Plcture Councll Hlstory Club Football Manager of Football Pan Amerlcan Club Math Club Harvey Lee Brewer Jr Honor Soc1ety Lunch Room ASISIHIII MarJor1e Elleen Cogglns French Club Gordon Gerald Copeland D O Club Honor SOCICIY HISIOIY Club Act1vlt1esAssoc1at1on Mary Carter Dlcklnson WIISOHIIC Trl H1 Y G1I1S Monogram and OfflClalS Club Treasurer of the D O Club Intramural Sports Home Ec Club Lanler L1terary Club John w1111S Frankos Football J V Basketball Hlstory Club Monogram Club Photograph Club Trafflc A515 tant Home Room Presldent Jacquellne MHIIC Goodlng Home Room Presldent Home Ec Club Home Room RCPICSSHIQIIVG Lanler Llterary SOCICIY Sergeant at Arms PICSHOII Trl H1 Y Concert and Marchlng Band BLISIHCS and Llterary Staff of Student Dramatlc Club Presldents Trl H1 Y Beverly Joyce Green Glee Club MIXSG Chorus MIXCG Double Quartet Honor SOCICIY Monogram Club TYJJISI for Student Intramural Sports Trafflc Awlstant Presldent Glee Club Planlst for Glee Club Jack Gunnells No ACIIVIIICS Mary LOUISE Hall Lanler Llterary SOCICIY Presnolr Trl H1 Y Presldents Trl Hl Y Trafflc ASISISHI Lunch Room Aslstant Robert Reld Hudglns Pres1dent Senlor Class Pres1dentJun1or Clam Presldent Home Room Secretary of Fresh man and Sophomore H1 Y Manager VHISIIY Football Junlor Varslty Basketball PLlb1lC SCIVICS Aslstant Trafflc Asslstant Pan Amerlcan Club Boys State Math Club Monogram Club Joseph Blackwell Jackson Football Track Trafflc ASSISIHRI Home Room Secretary Vlce Presldent Junlor Clam Home Room Presldent Monogram Club DlCk Journee Football Track Presldents H1 Y Monogram Club Spanlsh Club DOIIS Klavan Majorette for the Band Intramural Sports Lunchroom ASSISIHUI Treasurer Trlangle TI1 H1 Y HISIOIY Club Home Ec Club Honor SOCICEY Secretary Freshman Class Glee Club SCHIOI Clas Play Asslstant Buslness Manager Annual Jeannlne Cherry KIISB Cheerleader 48 49 50 House of RCDIBSCHIHIIVCS Secretary and Treasurer Shakes pearean Club Lanler Llterary Club Treasurer of Wllsonlte Trl H1 Y PICXIC Trl H1 Y Home Ec Club Monogram Club Home Room Presldent Dorothy Ruth Knlck Band Helen Mae Lockman G1rls Monogram and Off1C1al Club Wllsonlte Trl H1 Y Secretary D O Club lntra mural Sports Lanler Llterary SOCICIY Eunlce Phyllls Meler Trlangle Trl H1 Y Correspondlng Secretary Presnolr Trl H1 Y Lanler Llterary SOCIETY George MCAIPIUG Golf Team Transferred from Jacksonvllle Fla Jeanette Aldrldge Marks Intramural Sports D E Club Glrls Glee Club Glf1S Monogram Club Trafflc ASSISIHHI Marjorle Faye Mlltler Correspondlng Secretary Presnolr Trl H1 Y Vlce Presldent PresnolrTr1 H1 Y Presldents Trl H1 Y Sponsor for two games Dramatlc Club Lamer Llterary Club JUUIOI Class Representatlve to Student Councll Secretary Student Councll Freshman Home Room Presldent Annual Staff Secretary Senlor Clax Representatlve Glrls State Gerald Ellsworth Mlngls Football Track Hl Y Audrey Merle Murden Presldents Trl H1 Y Home Ec Club Pep Club HISIOIY Club Lanler Llterary Soclety Intramural Sports Charlyne Murphy Presldents Trl H1 Y Presnolr Trl Hl Y Treasurer SCHIOI Clas SGHIOI Class Play HISIOIY Club SCIGHCC Club Joan Alllson Myers Presldent Home Room Treasurer Presnolr Trl H1 Y Chaplaln Presldents Trl H1 Y Senlor Representatlve Student Councll Home Ec Club Actlvltles Assoclatlon Intramural Sports Wllllam Thomas Nlcholson D O Club Eddrle Padgett Intramural Sports Treasurer Reglstratlon 107 James Walter Parrlsh Varslty Football Track Math Club Sclence Club Monogram Club Franklln D Peters Presldent and VICE Presldent D O Club Football Trafflc ASISIEUI Publlc SGIVICE A515 tant Home Room Presldent Representatlve Student Councll Honor SOCICIY LeRoy Plttman Honor Soclety Jeannette Evelyn Powell D E Club G1rls Monogram Club Margaret Ann Redd Glee Club Mlxed Chorus Mlxed Quartet Intramural Sports Publlc SCFVICC ASSISIHDI Treasurer Glee Club Secretary Mlxed Chorus I5b ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . --, --, ' l I 1 1 1 ' 1 11- 1 '11 1 1 1 .. ... .. .1 .., ' 1 1 f- 1 1 1 - 1-- 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , -- - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 '1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 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' -1 , , , I 1 Y Q .1 ... 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments Of SMITH 85 WELTON if Two Stores - Norfolk 8: Virginia Beach EASY TERMS Lucille Russo Intramural Sports Vice President Girls Monogram Club Helen Marie Sanders House of Representatives Intramural Sports French Club Secretary D E Club Jacqueline Elarne Sharpe Presnorr Tri H1 Y Lanier Literary Society Honor Society Tr1angleTr1 H1 Y Grace Sebrell Band D O Club French Club Wilford Eugene Srvertson Football Track Science Club Math Club Home Room President Betty Ann Spattrfor Secretary Presnorr Tri H1 Y Secretary D E Club House of Representatives Lanier Literary Socrety Presrdents Tri H1 Y Public Service Assistant Honor Socrety Annual Staff Gene Stuart Smith Band Mary Carmela Taraborrellr D E Club Typist for Student Lanier Literary Socrety Mallre Marie Thelmer Head Majorette Typ1stStudentCounc1l Lan1erL1terary Society D O Club Presrdents Tn H1 Y Nancy Batchelor White Intramural Sports Secretary and Corresponding Secretary Presidents Tn H1 Y Home Ec Club Lunchroom Assistant Gladys Hope Wrllramson Hrstory Club D E Club Dwight Woodyard No Activities Jewell Vincent Worrell D E Club IS7 Il . ly - I . . . , . , - ' 1 1 1 '- - 1 1 1 ' 11- 1 - 1 1 1 1 3 --, . . , 1 1 1 1 1 . .. , , : 1 1 1-- 1 I , ' ', 1 3 ,.. . .. CONGRATULATE TRIBBLE STUDIO the best YBEITS ll Y f Parents often say thev are but there can be plenty of good tlmes aheafl estln Important work mth the kind of people vou loxe to work wnth 'Nlam hu h school 1rl fmrl exactly that at the telephone Company after gI'lfll13tlOI'l So when you hm h chool t 5 ln incl us You ll prohfihlx flncl a job you ll really enjoy .xt oofl pay mth re ular ralsea X161 Wu The Chesapeake 81 Potomac Telephone Company of Vlrginla ISQ x'. u 0 0 1 :r . .1--, md .ln . 5' G . N: if P If , A he '42 .. U r lg - 4' llf H? I B I Especially if you get a good job, doing inter- ' gl ' . - -I , ' g' S ..'. ' ' ' 'S S ,Som ' z see . 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