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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1953 volume:

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' i J 0 -Sw I IIIIII fzmafmi Woodrow Wilson High School Portsmouth Vifgillifl I vyrq K QP 7 T '-lt' iq um: asians-as -f .., J q - Y., Q iii i I' EQ l l Untrrlng 1n h1s efforts to help us and ever ready to g1VC us words of counsel he has played a major part rn makrng our publrcatrons outstandrng successes He has been our constant guxde and farthful fnend throughout our years at Wllson, and to h1m we are deeply grateful Wlth sm cere apprec1at1on we dedlcate our year book to Coach Landrs Mr. Andrew Landrs It IS Wlfh a great deal of pleasure that we ded1cate the 1953 Presrdent to our class adv1sor For two years her wlse judgement counsel and gu1dance have dlrected us over frlendshlp and valued her patrence and understandlng We wrll always be lndebted to her for all her successful efforts ln makmg our years at Wxlson happy ones Mrss Eleanor Dashrell ' l numerous rocky spots. We have enjoyed her ll d' t' JZ! 'WDW 'Nha W-ami Wm: In -.v-!5 ' N'-1 l 5111 NY! 9'!r-'gsm' 'Uhr 1 m wa wi... if ng ' lim we 30 -,wg 'Q- Vs... 'C 4'-4 me A N 4' Y I 4 1 Y ll. 4 L' 5, ,Y , f -afar. V. Q4 . X 15:1 5 - 1 ? 3 ' 1 1 3 f . ' -1. -. ,-25. 1 . g3...g Q: , -1:2 V 195-af '- ff: Q s ,gy 1:9 R151 ' :1ffi,'55?5Pff,f aw- -245,1- ., 1 .,- ,.. gv ,L khwxxf ., . A,-tv., 1. ,QQJW ru ,. l I ' 4 il E po pi it i a ,., , . ' , ,E-'hiiiaq El HV? l ir T if X X 52,5 Q ef- lBr.,,1f.s :fx 3 is ,L-f 1 , A I -A WE 3? : H. gg Q. Admini tration Mrs. Jane Long Mrs. Margaret Clayton Mr. Robert L. Sweeney Principal Mr. Robert W. Allen Asst. Principal Lv., Miss Margaret Redd ff' Mr. T. Woodrow Gray Asst. Principal 'O Faculty Mr. John Ackley, Jr. Vocal Music Mrs. Elizabeth Ames Blanfard Homemakmg Miss Mary Ames Librarian Mrs. Gertrude Anderson Biology - General Science Mr. John V. Ankeney Diversified Occupations . Miss Charlotte Avery Q, Q. Commercial Mrs. Mary J. Brady English Miss Helen Br French Mr. P Band Mr. James W. Burgess General Machine Shop Miss Jacquie E Bland Phys. Education Miss Mariorie Codd History Miss Elizabeth Culpepper Mathematics Mrs. Emma Curlee Home Economics Mrs. Dorothy P Darden Mathematics Miss Eleanor Dashiell Mathematics Miss Emily Dashiell Latin - English Miss Nell E Bryant Mathematics Miss Lelia Deans LQ. ,arriv- .J .fi F A F. aksl ',.-. . 1 ga f .. 333 'kg XA .r I .4 .1 .05 'cs' lf 4+ '1-1' QPAFQ 'O 7 English ,lx English Mr. John Dragseth Industrial Education Mr. O. B. Dyer Mrs. Louise N. Fontaine History Chemistry Faculty Miss Hilda Devilbiss Miss Dorothy Diehl Homemaking industrial Education Mr. Robert Eten Eighth Grade - English Mrs. Beatrice B. Fordham Mr. Walter T. Galliford, History - Mathematics Mrs. Phyllis Gray Commercial 'fy- as , Miss Hope T. Jackson I fl' Art -of V - -- 1S' Q , - Mr. Chester H. Gutzler X-.97 sheet Metal 4 la X . Miss Doris E. Ross ' Distributive Ed. 'R 9' re' Mrs. Elizabeth H. Heartwell ,. -A Eighth Grade 403 P ....n - F, U Mr. Ezra D. Heyler ff Commercial ' Mrs. Bettie Y. Holland I 8-A History Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson A 5, English 'Ae '? Mr. Andrew E. Landis English - Journalism Jr Faculty Mr. Donald E. Lewis Biology Mrs. Jean Mayo Nurse - Home Nursing Mr. Carlos L. Mills Coach - Mr. Charles R. McC1urg Phys. Ed. ion leave of abs.l Miss Carrie N. Spradlin History Miss Louise Mays English , '?-A Miss Mary Leigh Meredith 'Y Biology L Physical Education Mrs. Mildred M. Newcome if English - History 0 Mrs. Wilda W. Oakley History - English Mr. Lysle C. Padden Mechanical Drawing ' Miss Nannie V. Perkins Aw Commercial Ja Miss Betty B. Rhyne ,Z English Miss Mary F. Rice Mathematics - Physical Education , Mrs. Elise G. Ritsch rg 5 Mathematics V Na Miss Avis L. Shumaker x English Miss Catherine Stevens ' English Mrs. Anne Stewart Distributive Education Miss Katherine Timberlake History C77 rm fi An., 42:5 'G 9? li f.-t- CD X . 'Ffa' ,hlgf Q , T ?' .5 s 'L Facult Miss Ellen L. Lash English Miss Betty L. Palmer Commercial Miss Jane M. Schrubbe Eighth Grade Mrs. Gertrude Waldron History Miss Audrey Vincent English - Latin Miss Clyde White English Mr. Harry White Physics Miss Lois Williams History Miss Georgiana Woodhouse Commercial Miss Ruth White Physical Education Miss Katherine Woodard Spanish l Mr. Ernest Wild Physical Education Driver Training Mrs. Novella Howell Library Assistant Mrs. Margaret Clayton Clerk Mrs. Jane Long Clerk M .mfjf 2' i 'Ig 2 'J xr? 1 Reg Cafe 2 Green Grogan Johnson Long Sharrett Size Lankford Simmer Haney M Smith Hedgepeth Kaplan Leonard Laughon Kirshon Huguelet Boxsnert Kittrell Parrich Wright Martin Powell Riddick Harris Gravitt Sondeg Bucher Ivey Lewis Nelson Paulk, Jarvis Abernathy Miller Reg Aud Spicer White Sewerd Harlow Polland Raby Garrison Priest Markman Hoster Robertson T White Stow ers Baker Piersall Hoggard Paine Porter Morgan Carter Clontz Traumann Reg 106 Moreland Levin Pilzer Marshall Morris Lewis, Sturtebant, Winters Jackman Morgan Jones, Anderson Van Liew Silva White Peed Hutchins, Malonzp, Brown Parrish, W Smith, Melson Oates Newbell Hurst, J. Smith Reg. 8 Burgess, Hudgins, Beale, Beam,Abrams, Col- ins, Creecy, Johnson Askew, Alston, Aikens, Horton, Currie, Byrd, Buc hanan Brown, Berry, Cooley, Doleman, Buchanan, Blackman, Goddin, Ferguson Hitchcock, Archer, Martindale Reg. 11 Smith, Viverette, Tally, Stark, Greene, Wood- yard, Archer, Webber Posey, Harris, Rountree, Reynolds, Hooks, Reshefsky, Gilchrist Williams, Webb, Waters, Wineberger, Smith, White, Williams, Posey Cafe 1 Raines, Willis, Gardner, Fombell, Carr, Arch- er, Church, Morrison Hogge, Blanchard, Martin, Justice, Innman, Holland, Buck Bright, Andrews, Kinh, Miller, Rutherford, Rader, Boyd, Bain Sharpe, Goodwin, Gibson, Nobles, Agner, White, Beale, Keys Reg. 116 Hill, Felton, Henry, Friedman, Gilpin, Ryals, Hall, Pierce Gladstone, Nunn, Smithwick, Goode, Rector, Gholson, Hudson Farleigh, Harrell, Fuller, Greene, Laslcin, Lao, Eubanks Harrison, Hicks, Johnson, Snow, Berry,Oren- duff Reg. 10 Mercer, Joyner, Putter, Rodman, Jones, New- some, Marcus, Sweeny Skinner, Reynolds, Morgan, Redden, Ridgway, Lee, Leckie, Laughon Jones, Shirley, Brett, Howell, Meador, Mc- Clurg, McMurran P fi '. ,!,'l ,I r ,ff 1 g, Q, I Reg. 212 Monroe, Hicks, Deeds, Reid, Corn, Glasner, Brake, Block Davis, Ewurs, Ellis, Jones, Foreman, Ed- wards, Dowda Gillette, Gatewood,Jacobs,House,Jones, Smith, Crutcher, Word Hawkins, Darden, Randall, Faison, Faulkrner, Polston, Borum, Cherry Reg. A Lindauer, Hudgins, Fant, Forrest, Benton, Butter, Reed, Carlquist Jrett, Fritz, Ammons, Frieman, Count, Hitch- ings, Boone Foxwell, Brastow, Chovitz, Beale, Antonucci, Chew, Creech, Bageant Bonnewell, Nicholls, Babb Reg. 205 Sappenfield, Jamison, Strick1and,Sloan,Lavine, Miller, Keel, Thomas Millard, Goldblatt,Lytle, Davis, Foster, Owens, Littleton Breult, Dawson, Lucado, Bankos, Blick, Wick- ers, Livingston Herring, Hughton, Kirby, Walsh, Cummins Reg. 101 Martin, Phriest, Gettier, Wilson, Parker, Hedge, Austin, Harris French, Wroten, Porter, Bell, Roe, Nixon, Sutton Shape, Faison, Geluz, Edwards, Eaton, Cun- ningham, Howard, Lewis Reg. 111 Furman, Cullipher, Bibb, Jackson, Hollowell, Bulluck, Askew, Fulcher Chapman, Walker, Housman, Breier, Barnes, Foster, Deeds, Wixson Clemons, Eavey, Rhodes Reg. 201 Parker, Theimer, Johnson, Pampey, Pearcey, Williams, Vick, Traumann Putnam, Amphlett, Whitner,Hill,Muncy,Hodges Smith, Miles,Webber,Browning, Young, Wright, Whittington Mixon, Phelps, Panuelos, Vaughan, Lowman, Stebens Reg. 204 Joyner, Vick, Green, Carmon, Cassell, Terry, Reed, Davis Bost, McDaniel, Orenduff, Snyder, Ellis, Flex McVickers Grimes, Peele, Carson, Haynes, Griffin, Hud- gins, White, Miles Harrell, Hould, Detmer, Davis, Booker, Thi- bodeau, Fletcher Adams, Butler, Raab 1 Cafe 3 1 Kelly, Wright, Bailey, Forman, Eure, Win- brough, Beale, Stockard 2 Smith, Dickson, Wyatt - if' Q J' ' vt, 1 ,X f4 I I ,'AJ,, ' j 19 1 Reg. 210 Holt, Kincaid, Oneal, Gimbert, Griffen, Gullin, Johnson, McPherson Long, Frew, Milner, Overman, Johnson, Rey- nolds, Jones Creekmore, Evangelo, Johnson, Collier, Mc- Lendon, Jacobs, Scott, Roberts Cornell, Hinton, Lee,Manning, Eennons, Shanks Reg. 213 Turner, Woodard, Webb, Young, Carolprice, Manlet, Woolf, Smith Thrift, Olson, Ball, Thomas, Gallagher, Wil liamson, Vick Mathias, J. Williams, Wieder, Walker, Will- iams, Vinson, Newton, Passink Wharam, Roberts, Williams, Livermon Reg. 118 ' ' Hervey, Terry, Bell, Barnes, Smack, Harrell, Johnson, Gibbs Cotton, Lilley, Powell, Skeeter, Walsh, Jones, Rigsby Silvertson, Duke, Walton, Copeland, Myers, Haskin, Taylor Reg. 211 Cahoon, Luke, Wiliams, Silva, Laton, Jordan, Cottle, Benton Sharrett, Williams, West, Bunn, Ritter, Walk- er, Pierce Kuebler Wray, Gallagher, Faison, Bond, Jones, Briley, Jennings Reg. 200 B. J. Smith, Lassiter, Fields, Staley, Brydon, B. Smith, Waldron, Snyder Creecy, Mathews, Roof, Hartman, Ryals, Sall- inger, Warren McNair, Ames, Powell, Drake, Howell, E1- sarelli Reg. 12 Boiles, Hedgepeth, Gizara, Olson, Ellen, Boush, Johnson, Hobbs Adkins, Clarke, Fink, McEntire, Peck, Joy- ner, Peters Fuller, Edmondson, Prett, Collier, Keefer, Knox, Bulluck Reg. 105 Baines, Vick, Coleman, Saunders, Holland, Harvell, Carmichael, Eggleston Underwood, Bradshaw, Wainwright, Cresswell, Ashcroft, Allen Cobb, Underwood, Rubin, Bowles, Ainsworth, Jackson, Hrdleska Reg. 113 Houff, Monroe, Stewart, Sutton, Hardison, Scar- borough, Long, Lyons Watson, Peck, Taraborrelli, Parker, Johnson, Hall, Bobb Sallinger, Sarella, Pond, Brinkley, Murden, Bence, Mitchell, Preddy Mathews, Smith, Weinstein, Roberts, Jacobson Reg. 115 Smith, Quarles, Smith, Jordan, Hutchison, Ryes, Brown, Hall Cook, Davis, Lamb,Dettmer,Smithwick, Cross, Edwards Hopewell, Lash, Bloom, Thompson, Edwards Reg. 207 ZI Wellons, Capers, Vick, Bonney, Davis, Outten, Creasy, Payne Hitchcock, Gough, Jones, Saylor, Mcdadd, Mc- gee, Holland Garrison, Spencer, Spangler, Boushell, White, Morton, Garrison, Perdue Harvey, Hussey, Wilson, Schramm, Braughton, Rawllins, Taraborrelli Reg. 214 Ambrosino, Wood, Gaffos, Garthright, Becker, Faulkner, Kahan, Kaplan Stokes, Warren, Sweat, Blackwell, Heafner, Wilkins, Morris Tyson, Hill, Warren, Carto, Gladstone, Fried- man, Culpepper Batchelor, Bridges, Richards, Owens, McKen- ney, Lawrence, Stone, Reynolds 'Y 1 1' ul , x ,, g- I 5 . U I , 'flea ' f J' ,I . 1 ' I 1 ' I f Q . f- 1 Reg. 112 , Q 1 Whitman, Davis, Green, Pollard, Whitehead, Pamuelos, Turner, Brice 2 Gay, Horne, Bailey, Leary, Smith, Baines Balc. Wilkinson, Spindler, Hobbs, Sawyer, Silva, Knight, Gilbert, Bailey Swimme, J. White, Ivy, W. White, Gardner, Rawles Reg. 117 Joyner, Wilkinson, Carson, White, Brown, Hart, Pierce, Butler Baines, Powell, Bass, Wickers, Denmark, Williams, Harris Paine, Hayslett, Roesen, Pilland, Forrest, Futrell, Thornton 1.4 l Q-,5f'1f'50'1?Of5 fi -xfx xl In 1,51 D- is.Q Classes ..... iAn Band Bldg. Gallagher, Vaughan, Caskey, Holland, Gur- ganus, Pettingill, Kelly, Williams, Baker, Hay- good Stuck, Holland, Desimone, Sykes, Sheffield, Pullen, Andrews, Dodson, Hargrave Thomson, White, Payne, Morrefield, Goodman, Louthian, Redd, Frank, Morse, Gilpin Cherry, Lawson, Deal, Bond, Hinton, Hadnot, Bunting Harvey, Hoover, McCle1land,Watldns, Turner, Dowty, Parsons, Staples -. W. Nl -in 'V U J... ,sf Q fi Il 'Q- 14 C 4: 1-lf' more Classes yin 19 2' W7 ff? r - g. 1 Y A 1 0 1 lllfwu WJ lv'-syn K' 4 E',,, I ., wg., 2- fi in u rm N li Abernathy Alembik Archer Areford Aaron B. Bailey G. Bailey Baker Ballentine Barnes Bartlett Basham Ann Bass B. Bass Batchelor B. Beale N. Beale Bell Berkley Berman Blackman Blow Bowden Bowers Bradley Brady J. Broughton P. Broughton Brown Brownley Brewer Bridgers Brinkley Buck Bunn 5 ,,.,, V, N , 44, 4 f?Q?fI2k B if 1 -fam.: 4 W ,I we-N .7 4 f -L ' if w L , .- . p Q .L. J. 'X lc '54 fa W Il 8 'Uv Q 'I I O fg ' o 9 I 4 V' 5,2 'Q Q 7 6 l ' I i 1 Junior vrq, 1, 1-5: I , 25 Burkett Burroughs Butler Busby Byrd Campbell Caplan Carpenito Casey Cates Chiera Coghill Coltrain Connell Corbitt Cottle Creecy Creekmore Cresswell Crumpler Davidson Davis De Hart Dennis Dixon Eads A, Edwards L. Edwards Elderlcln Eubanks Faison Felton Filer Fly Fordham -V. ' . 9 , L' Forman Foster Fritz Fry A. Futrell S. Futrell 1 ' Gartman Gibbs Gifford Glazer Goldman , '- Comm B. Gooden ' T. Gooden A 3 a Goodwin X A ' GOl11d X 8 Gray KS Green 1 1 K ' X V ,y 4 OA I 795 ' Mwfxrg, 1 1,1 ,. N-. 354 3 ,ff Q B. Griffin S. Griffin 1 V Gullion 1 ' Halpin . 4 ,' 7 Harrell - .3 t L -la Hammett ' f ,S-Q. Wm AM I ' J. Harris ? , R. Harris? 4, . Harshag 4- - ,, A ' my - Ae .X f ' f A. Harris ' 101 3 X 1 ,es - , . , , ..,.,.. .., . 9 X' ' - . 4'2 gi ver -P? . ' .ry ,. .L-W. . C-an A Hathaway Hayslett Haythe Helwig Hicks I F 'K 4 A A Junior Efifb rfb , M!A 6 is Wi Aa :- r N I Junior Hxggenbotham Hodge Holder Holland Holmes Homsher Hoover Houghton Edna Hunter Ellen Hunter Hurst I'Anson Jackson Jacobson J enkxns J Johnson T Johnson A V J ones B Jones R Jones Kalxs Keel Kelly Kxdd Kllpatrlck Kxng Kxngery Kxrkparh c k Kmght Knowles Kuebler La Form Lao A. Lawrence J. Lawrence B. Lee R. Lee Lewis Lipman Lipscomb Lister Lofland Lupton Martin Mason McLane McCleary McCrickard McRay Mercer Merritt Mestetsky Meyer Miller Moore Morgan Mullen Murdough Newton Oakley Osmore Outlaw Outten Overton Owens Parker Peddy Perkins Pettyjohn Phelps if ' FY 1- lwlv. -1- . A , K Q' M tffliy x FJ' ,, 'i UF- a X , f ' V 4' 3 R ,fi Q. i Q 9 P QP, ,fa 13 4 a g, 0 I A Q R f ' fl! 1 4' I sg :fi 'hd W of if' 2 if IM ,, , lm i X' X -zo , .-4:1 V . -P' f fjw -Ln jon! q.r,,',', O,,.,!,' !!,,,'- jffgrql. fi-AP zxdwulfjls f.:., ',,,,.,4, J.-cafgfgl ' f,: ,4,,f. .-119.-if M -17, ,mia . .-ff,-1. ' I X Ajdllfvffo 5 X A ,,. ,, ,at if f, E1 'rs ,fb 1 ,ak V AY W 3 VI .Q 3 1 d 954 AM! Av if Qfjfp., 1 -19 ,- -'Q-I 1 pl R:-F' -o if 'X H : S , if , in If J f xg Junior f -1 P rf, f - Phillips Pitts Pollard Quillen Rakestraw R. Rawles W. Rawles Reeves Revill Rice Richards Ricketts fx Ricks Riley Roane Roberts Rogers Rose Zff- fi 'eff . I 1 A Royster Rudd Sanderlin Schwetz See Seed Self Sharpe G. Shepperd J. Shepperd Shoe Simmer Skeppstrom Skipwith Slaughter R. Smith S. Smith I W Smltli Snowden A' Spa ht Sptggdlln X '11 Spenc X I xsplcer I J mlm ,Staples Steen Stephqnsdn Stublln Sweeney , Sykes X -Q. Tart Tayloe ,Q B Taylor M Taylor Thackstofn Thar lpgton t Mary Wood cz! Thomas Thorto Tonkm Turner f' Tuttle Van Noy Weatherbee Weddle West Wxggms Wxlhams Wllhams It Wllllams W1111ams Wllson ci? Wxlson X-7 5- Wmn Zlegenhaln Junior 4? nu? vii -of 'TT --'J wg., l U so n X N Q 2 - I V ' v, Q ri 1 I J S 1 ' t - - 3 e S ' S S . i xx V,v .f , t A ' . 1 . X 'l V Q A f ' ' ll YC ' - S , S W A AI ' .. 'Q R- el? x t , .Q lr!! ,A . I fp U I . lv 1.1, I. , l ' , V r. 'J' , lg t, V- 3 . X ' , X ' ,. t 'J' , ' t - . A 4 my I AA , A .bfi 5 A 1 Y u H f , 'If S F- 1, I X Q v S- J' 1 xx If A o. ' A S A W JT . S' ' A. S A S h 4 A Junior Cl ass Officer een Any Day 3 I ,.4 ..I- Seated: Oakley--Treasurer, Johnson--Vice President, Rick- etts--President, Jones--Secretary, Mrs. Oakley--Adviser Standing: Futrell--Rep., Phelps--Treasurer. ,iv- ' Persons and Plaoos Around School . ,gk r, J ffzzaf gp :Q M drew.,-11.5.1 ., fr' G' l x kgs -'QA ,Q Xu? 3 36 tudent Council Q i w 1st-- Miss Meredith, Caplan, Brewer, Justice, Helms, Landers, Green, Miss Shumaker 2nd -- Warren, Bunn, Milson, White, Goldman, Campbell, Laughton, Futrell, Jones lstrow--Davis, Levy, Hinton, Riley, I'Anson, Keller, Scarborough Siller, Lippard 2nd 3rd 4th 111.1 ml' Q Young. Brady, Bunn, Jacobson, Sheperd, Blackman, Gibbs, Fitzgerald Goldman Bowden Hawks. Rubin, Bloom, Tuttle, Van Liew, Hasty, F. Lawrence, Kukpatric Peck. P. Scarborough, Wiggins, Harshaw, Batten, Trant, Helms lit el e will I e Nl N Actlvltle Board J NE s Justlce Mxss Avery Mr Padden, Mr Brown Mr Ackley Mr Lewls Mxss Palmer, Smlth 2nd Trant Modhn Van Lxew Pugh Tough man to get by' Landxs Dragseth Gutzler after the rush 1 V' Mr. Paul Brown QT' Chairman i ' 1 1. - lr' ,Q r SLL L4 V ty Q . V' M H rg X gs 'H-'P' . 1 EP Pr-'vv if lst- Tonkin, Hasty, Kirpatrick, Weinstein, Sitler, Shoe, Friedman, Bowden, Schwetz, Goldman 2nd- J. Lawrence, Allen, A. Lawrence, Jones, Clements, Hunter, Richards, Jacobson, Levy, Simmer, Bar- nes, Rice 3rd- Pollard, Edwards, Chovitz, Bartlett, Manning, Butler, Alembik, Brewer, Peck, Glazer, Chovitz 4th- Jones, Harshaw, I'Anson, Ainsworth, Smith, Miles, Wright Le Cercle Francai Treasurer- Weinstein, Vice President- Sit- ler, Secretary- Shoe, Reporter- Hinton rw -Y '- lst - E Blackman Keller Modlin, P. Blackman, Sitler, Shoe, Friedman, Bowden, Becker, Lavine n Lyons White Hinton McDaniel Warren Miller Jones Mestetsky Snyder Gladstone, Journee Hawks r Merr Fitzgerald McDade Smith Taylor K caid Skundberg Kalis Brown Davis Wiggins Beale Garris Dewson Glazer Peck A-'Y' -1 0 'qlfvvvlv 1st row--Wilkins, Laughon, Sweeney, White, Baker, Busby, Van Liew, Orenduff, Long, Applewhite. 2nd row-- Luke, Bost, Creekmore, Sykes, Olson, Mason, Brownley, Oakley, Warren, Blackwell, Carson Reid, Justice, Weise, Lindauer. 3rd row -- Fink, Austin, Freeman, Blick, A. Farfel, Warren, M. Farfel, Williams, Lawrence, Kilpatrick Lippard, Young, Miller, Goodwin, Justice, Williams. 4th row -- Wilkinson, E. Martin, H. Martin, Holt, Walsh, Hinton, Viclc Bruce, Ricketts, Areford, B. Griffin Garrett, Passink. tudent Pan-American dent --Joanne Van Liew, Treasurer -- Joe White, Secretary -- Marye Anne Baker. ll lst row--Smack, Levy, Clements, J. White, Baker, Busby, Van Liew, Fincher, E. White, Andrews. M, 2nd row -- Johnson, Wilkinson, Lippard, Thomas, Arnette, McDanials, Garner, Crews, Fields, John- 0' ' 1 son, Kahan, Sacks, Green, Sweat, Richard. 3rd row--Leahy, Hussey, Schramm, Griffin, Hill, Goldblatt, Strickland, Fordham, Johnson, Redd, Morris, Mrs. Rhyne. 4th row-- Fennell, McMurran, Geluz, Griffin, Campbell, Powell, Jacobson, Pond, Suggs, Creecy +9552 V' if TU ..f'X, . 241.12 NRC vt' lst- Finley, Archer, Fordham, Brownley, Aron, Green 2nd- Mrs. Fordham, Filer, Laton, Harvey, Phillips, Rice, St. George Mr White 3rd- Tuttle, Harshaw, Shepstrom, leeves, Lawrence 4th- Harris, Batten, Lippman enior cience Club General cience Club 2nd- Dodson, Bray, Archer, Jones, Young, P. Lippard 3rd- Chew, Powell, Goddwin E ir? Els. Sr Biology Club 4' '59 iii lst-Wilkins, King, Becker, Garthwright, Gooding, Laughon, Wood, Ambrosino, Barnes, Miss Meredith 2nd- B. Snyder, S. Snyder, Jordon, Sanderlin, Friedman, Gladstone, Sacks, Faullcner, Lippard, Thomas, Williams, Kaplan X 3rd- Wellons, Blackwell, McDade, Brown, Bunn, Mercer, Hinton N 4th- Suggs, Young, Lippard, Markman, Green, Chovitz, Justice 5th- Dewson, Garrett, Wiggins, Goldman, Weinstein, Gunnell M, Junior Choorloodor 655' fs Johnson, Coleman, Edwards, Hutchinson, Cross, Ambrosino, Williams, Pierce, Lippard, Skipwith C10 i Dlflfbmm x! 52 If 12, st -- Blackman, Scarborough, Hawks, Gibbs, Miss Woodhouse, Warren, Fitzgerald, Pugh, Baines, Engram 1 nd--Cross, Coleman, Davis, Waldron, Bryden, Roberts, Hudgins, Gladstone, Saunders, Bonney, Fairfield rd-- Wiggins, Harshaw, Ellen, Bowden, Schwetz, Lawrence, Fant, Harvey, Filer, Ricketts 4th-- Farfel, St. George, Goldman, I'Anson, Helms, Beale, Dewson Dramatic Club N Y, , im' Warren Gibbs Fitzgerald-Robertson Hawks Miss Georgi ana Woodhouse Advisor Make up 4 'Tnavs iv' X fb f 0 Ffa St 'Hay THESPIAN TROUPE 'THE MYSTERY OF MOULDY MANOR' Seated, left to right--Mrs. Marijo Brady, Mr. Robert L. Sweeney, Miss Dorothy Diehl. Standing, left to right--McDaniel, Smith, Sitler, Pugh I'Anson, Woodhouse, Hawks, Fitzgerald, Warren, Gibbs, Scarborough, Bruce, Blackman, Davis, and Goldman. . in is .K I f, :V ' W . ' L.- ' .Le y , I ,. . ' . t 3 Q Avi, t if' 6 9,-1 'Q 4- 1 V 4 1 ' I 7 Y ! - f . I fel ' I 51 - Y: 'U' ' i ' ' ,fx 2 . jf or it A, . - . 2 -4---+,w.L. W' 'THOSE MONDAY BLUES' 'GRAY BREAD' lst-- 2nd-- 3rd-- 4th -- Goldman, Scarborough, Hawks, Gibbs, Miss Woodhouse, Warren, Fitzgerald, Pugh, Oldson, Hutchison Wilkinson, Sheppard, Taylor, Jordan, Sitler, Flanders, Hunter, Keel, Bass Cresswell Jordan, Sloan, Scarborough, Tonkin, Hinton, M. Smith, S. Smith, Harris Ames, Moss, Putnam Taylor, Blick, Farfel, Rubin, Chovitz, Brewer X , -XJ, .1 X,- vw- I .,.. lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th King, Farley, Garthwright, Harris, Kalis Welton, Davis, Foster, Blackman, Bridgers, P. Lippard, Warren, Boush Mercer, Breir, Hill, Tyson, Heainer, Warren, Rudd Williams, Saunder, Pettingill, Ashcroft, Eggleston, Baines Wiggins, Filer, C. Lippard, Flanders,,Mi1es Home Ee. Club lst- 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Art Club Rice, Jenkins, White, Busby, Ivey, Pierce Miss Jackson, Livesay, Simmons, Brown, Kalis, Holland, McDaniels, Davis Putnam, Bell, Coghill, P. Lippard, C. Lippard, Lasldn Boone, Roberts, Myer, Landers, Rose, Ireland Wright, Manning, Laton, Edmonds, Phillips f 45 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 5503015 FWS' - Wood, Gurldn, Klinner, Hull, Butler, Hendricks, Sciota, Edmunson - Miss Ross, Hammett, Warren, Franklin, Hall, Smith, Beachum, Vaughn Cottle Owens - Mullins, Terry, Chapman, Nixon, Smith, Newton, Hall, Landrum - Putnam, Richards, Butler, Gettier, Babb, Henry, Saarela - Miller, Phillips, Creecy, Foster, Roane Di tributive Education MBI' and CO tha Richards' J Ann Hendricks O ieS uventi0U Uoph State Honor Club trophy won by D. E. Club Quill and croll Batten Blachman Blackman Fordham Fitzgerald Futrell Goldman Hasty Hinton Jacobson Jordan Journee Justice Keller Kilpatrick Kirkpatrick Lawrence Lippard McDaniel Miller O'DaJ1ohue Riley Scarborough Schwetz Schneider Snyder Tuttle Weise Wilkins ,f-4 for F- 5 ig ,', JAX , ,f ' s . ,. V i , w L- xl' ' f , Wf , R , -1 ,, I, 9 A Q eg, Y rt , N Mrs. Louise Fontaine -- adviser F X 09,9 A .,,, f r L 3 K r . -ASA, Garrett -- President +5 ,ll-Af Latin Club H 2 4 A Hia f Q F' fin 6 as x.! lst 2nd 3rd 4th i Snyder, Pearce, Hedgepeth, Waldron, Bass, Hunter, Sitler, Lassiter, Vick Davis Laughon, Jones, Engram, Miles, Gurganus, Fitzgerald, Williams, Pierce Harris Mi Emily Dashiell Hudgins, Roberts, Ramsy, Chapman, Hill, Pearcey, Williams, Sheffield, Gimbert Dawson, Jacobs, Daniels, McVicker, Cornell, Bageant ll X1 Library MQNMWW i , xi , X1 s ' -J - 5 1 X I I . 5 - QW P nd Techniciarw r gllpsfi Radio Television Service 8: Repair Crutcher, Rickard, Council, Seed, Kay - Dental A52:'t:::i,aCrosS m ' ' ' From H Eure Vinson. Harm Q I. l I Q Back -' ' 5 Q 131 ,QA 'Y r ,hm J 4 'Va iii I . , 1 , N 4 N A L4 4 M 17' 5 Q 2 ? ,. Z.- C0 A A Thomas Goodin Dn 'eDGS4 V At Unit ental Assigmone u o p o s ery tant Q ,, , , N F xi ,' 1 -ff' f P- Automobile Parts XM, 5 Q Smnlei Fixx? G Butler, Kelly L Butler Jones 25' ff, fl Sheetme . f 4 ' - 4 f 3, rv, Z- I M ..? . 4 if 'V ' 'Rr Newspaper Circulation Joe Royster Craig Turner 'I cr:-A Q 'QEHVI CE If 1, i A ?? fU 5 . 'J ul' X X ' QU 'I' JK i 5 ? vf Xi in 1 MQ 'R ,ir W K K wh .e Q ,,. 4 in i 4 J 5... Automobile Mechanics Front -- Buchanan, Credle, Craig Back-- Gullion, Dulaney, Revell llccu ation D Curtis Baker -- Radio Control Melvin Fry -- Library Assistant John Brice -- Plumbing fi Russell Sawyer Baking Pre-Nursing Front--Williams, Chiera, Felton, Long Back-- Hussey, Kelly, Moss, Coley, Batchelor B . Up S5 77 Bogkbmding Fee D 652 6 04,53 l wooonovwlsou menscnoot arbfifa D MH? OCCQH QTSHOJTH VA I Ph . , I . p U55 Elder 4 Z Q Ax' - ' V Flllflng kln ' f 4 QLl L 53 lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Barnes, Hunter Fairfield, Kimberlain, Knight, Brewer, Richards, McDade, Walton, Ellis, J. Davis, B. Davis, Dilling- ham, Darden, Davidson, Bailey, Levy, Bond S. Wilkinson, Harvey, Jenkins, Sheppard, Bass, Ward, Clements, Brett, Reeves, Methena, Roberts, Godwin, Keel, Creecy, Bradley, Teterton, Sterling J. Wilkinson, Creekmore, Hall, Haywood, Jordan, Eavey, Bunting, Knox, Peters, Myers, Waterfield O'Brien, Seebo, Haynes, Holland, Wood, Gould, Rhodes, M. Houghton, E. Goughton, L. Wilkinson, Hoover, Whittington, Basham, Gizara x , . Mu ical Q .O Butler, Holland, Taylor, Brown, Weber, West, Young, Jus Johnson, Williams, Morgan, Dodson, Pullen, Chllagher Hurst, Goodman, Lutheran, Farmer, Brownley, Roane Porter, Parsons, Vaughan, Goldman, Farfel, Self Williams, Thomas, Lofland, Peterson, Cumming, Dixon, Pettmgill Sykes Andrews Capps Rompey Merrill, Baker, Halpin King, Cherry, Thompson, Caplan, Caskey, Payne, Frank, Parker Johnson Kelly Gilpin Turner Broughton, Redd, Morefield, Hargrave Bond, Broughton, Hinton, Goodwin, Merr, Jemmison, Burkett White Fly Bass Collins Scott, Rudd, G. Stuck, Gurganus, D. Stuck, Hadnot, Spradlin Roane Hayslitt Farfel Hagood Orr Hoover, Hoover, Tonkin, DeSimone, Deal, Morse, Perkins Lawson Edwards Urganization lst--Willis, Carr, Morrison, Wright, Sweeney, Reed Carlquist D Davis 2nd--Boyd, Blanchard, Gough, Martin, Lindauer, Buck Keel Ackley 3rd-- Gullion, Griffin, Gardner, Rains, Morton, Roof Snyder Miller 4th-- Cassells, S. Davis, Justice, Williamson, Overman Musser Smithwick 5th-- Hogge, King, Breier, Chapman, Walker 1 i l ' s l as x, Q vw Q hyd A? ,, lst Young Burroughs, Keel, Lawrence, Trant, P. Lippard 2nd Mrs Ritch, C. Llppard, Filer, Archer, Green, Findley, Mrs. Heartwell 3rd Chovitz Griffin, Helms, Bloom Math Club lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th . X Secretary -- Eugene Burroughs, President -- Sidney Lawrence, Vice President -- Frances Keel. Absent from picture: Treasurer -- Jack Trant Hi tory Club - Faulkner, Harrell, Blackman, Henry, Hunter, Shoe, Mestetsky, Van Liew, P. Lippard, Holland - Farleigh, Pilzer, Reskowski, Justice, Thomas, Taylor, Levin, French, Kaplan, Creecy, Young, - Carson, Feeton, Pierce, Friedman, Sawyer, Blick, Rector, Gholson, Aron, Friedman, Glad- - Lao, Harrell, J. Green, Tonkin, Davis, Thackston, Murdaugh, Williams, Filer, Gooden, King - Oates, Green, Gunnell, Bloom, Riley, Archer, Suggs, Chovitz C5 5 'Q '7 kit Motion Picture Council F Tommy Bowers Mr. L. C. Padden Sfnith, Basham, Schneider Randolph Pugh Linn Hopeweu Dabney Harvey 1st - Dodson, Pappas, Lash, Lawrence, Rae Znd- Bray, Edwards, Suggs, Creecy, Wickers, Lambert 3rd- Gibson, McMurran, Watkins, Astin, Fennell idont Hi-Y lst 2nd 3rd 4th Woodrow Wil on Hi Beale, Wiggins, Bruce, Trant, Harshaw N, Snyder, Gould, Griffin, Harvey, Pollard, Outten, Scarborough 5 Bunting, Pugh, Garris, O'Donohue, St. George, Areford, Baker Heise, Helms, Armistead, Batten, Dewson, Gartman, I'Anson r 11 QD-m A J ' J! First row, left to right: Joyce Goodwin, David Bloom, Irving Koffman, Paula Abrams, Mendle Chovitz, Jackie Pearey, John Adkins, Barbara Engram. Second row: Joanne Theimer, Frances Hodges, Mary Frances Black, Mary Lou Mullins, June Long, Sylvia Ellis, Joyce Austin, Nancy Hedge. Standing: Mr. Laguta, Morris Gardner. tring Orche. tra Future Teacher lst- Lyons, Davis, Miller, Hardison, Miss Stevens 2nd- Gladstone, Hedgepeth, Seward, Raby, Woodard, Harris 3rd- Pettingill, Brown, Faulkner lst- Coleman, Farleigh, Cross, Warren, King 2nd- Ambrosino, Davis, Boush, Lippard, Hutchinson, Jones 3rd- Bryden, Carto, Hardison, Bridges, Johnson, Allen, Hedgepeth 4th - McDade, Sweat, Jones, Scarborough, Waldron, Miles President- Alene Cross, Vice Pres- ident- Helen Warren, Secretary- Bonnie Coleman, Chaplain- Martha Janet King, Treasurer- Tola Warren Wil onite Tri-Hi Woodrow Wil on Tri-Hi-Y W Bass Bowden Cresswell DeJarnette Fitzgerald Fordham Gibbs Hartung Hawls Hinton Hunter E. A. Hunter Jordan Journee Justice Lawrence McDaniel Satterfield Shoe Simmer Sitler Skipwith Smith Thomas Van Liew Miss Bland, advisor Warren S on if 53 as s Q , 'S' fs ' or 4 15.04 . .AA-4. flnla 11a44.4g . yy., .2 ,Lo-,gn 47,44-8,05 by -:--- J . 1 A-s.n.,4,h . , , Q, fl . ,,. K +A' fr xr ' ' Q 2 1? V 9 X'-1, Q x , Y - A-X Af 1 f' A , 4- 15 I , . . 'W-.fl fi - ,J X 15 f ,Q 3 429' is 'Q 0, V, , xgkt. , lst-- Turner, J. Wilkins, S. Wilkins, Vaughan, Butler 2nd-- Benton, Caskey, Harris, Williams, Pearce, Gurganus, Griffin, Overman 3rd-- Perkins, Hill, Tyson, Sharp, Kelly, Keel, Ellen 4th--Olson, Pettingill, Cottle, Edwards, Arnette, l-leafuet' J 5th-- Bunn, Ritter, Turner . - --Pr9S-' as wlmns --SecY- rxms-'Tf' S., 9'-em Pe --Vice'P'e vaughan 4- ' ,geo H' , U Pre noir Tri-Hi Ammons Babb C. Batchelor M. Batchelor Broughton Bunting Conn Hall Hasty Helwig Hodges Johnson D. Jones N. Jones Kimberlin King Kirkpatrick Lawrence Miller Modlin Morgan Smith Pettyjohn Hay Richards Robinson Sutton Tew Turner Walker Miss Palmer, Advisor Prexie Tri-Hi-Y ra I ' vcr ,,.'v - ft 'E A to 'ff' 4 V he 1 1 fir V5 - 1 ,-.. +iQ!'i'J3'u A l ty. N . - -ix ' ., 4 X , ,. o H S' o f 2 A3 K an If N L ' I fi J: 1 .o 59 -6 1 Ja I A rv AE. A s. 'V'-, o. J ,nv inf .T :W 93 d v - s. 43:5 .- fa V i , if ' X gaa B if ' 5 ' ' Y .,. 'ff 'B- Triangle Tri-Hi-Y ,It sift fin- Black - 'i Brault g. 'C .:, '7 A 'P 'N Broughton V -.4 , A ' Bryant 'P vi? sr' as 6 Chapman Cone - QL wfb X 55,5 T ' g i- Corbett . VV ' Felton 'Q u , 12 Flanders -4 ' W ' A A Holand 9 ' 6 I Hull N ' ' h X Hussey f mx, 1, , 'X x K at an i , N - ,. y Q Joyner Y C. Lao 3 :Q 4 ' 5. Laod -- 1 , ippar ' Q McDaniel A y T Moss T' ' Mullins y Fx Putnam 3. 9' O - 0 4 AR .9 A- -- Ricketts M I V 4 X in Russo A 7 5' , N' Sharrett i, ,f ' Shepherd A I ' - Y it - , ..,e . fi! Smith Stowers 4: 5, Taylor 7' Thornton 6 f -J is V V 5 5 Vinson A V V Young 'X ' 1 -gh 3- I Q S Miss Doris Ross -- advisor 1 s 'xi 'Q i3' I ? Mrs. Glynn -- advisor Pre ident Tri Hi-Y J ' i 'Z T I Barnes L ,: ' 1 ' Brown 3 L, za ' - Butler ' -, fl - H 'V Bunn 'S' Q Q . Coley V i , Eure 5, ' 151.15 , , , , V' ,fa i ffl , I VK, 3 nig, Fairfield Hendricks pr A Jones Keel 1 rj Laughon Mercer K Mullen Oakley l ,, ' 1, Owens 'ii' 'B . K Redden , 47 56' Reid iv 4 Richards X Sanderlin 4 - Spattiior N if --H Stublen ., R- N . Sykes . 4. A Rl 'ff' ll Tart 5 7' S ,W 3 Taylor 1 ' X A ' Tharrington x Q I' T , onkln 7 K F ,,, 7- QQ Wilkins , 'B .3 Wilkinson v ff - '5- Wilson , ' , V ix, i E his 'QA W Hinton, Fordham Snyder, Keller, Busby L y 3 ff! y M I I. it - Foncie Lawrence , N . n Wiggins, O'Donohue Royster, Garrett The Pre ldent 1st-- Garrett, O'Donohue, Lawrence, Miller, Hinton, Fordham 2nd-- Blachman, Miles, Justice, Jordan, Futrell, Jenkins, Lister 3rd-- Mr. Landis, Tuttle, Busby, Wilkins, Lippard, Schneider 4th -- Dewson, Royster, Wiggins Teddy Schneider ge Wx L I ,r A+. Q50 ,WJ f .asf-L 9, 'WD ,1 lst Rudd Lxster Oakley Smlth Shoe Bass Llppard Young 2nd Goldman Brown Mercer Lawrence Clements Futrell Creecy Jones Creekmore il 6 Mr Robert Eten Mlss Charlotte Avery 'K Shelley Smlth Busmess Manager QR 'Sr- 1 , Mr Andrew E Landls st-- nd-- rd-- 4th 5th FND 3 M 41 '99 4 YJ - -.fi-1 LV 'T-L. N fr ni .l Lawrence, Batten, Terry, Tuttle, Scarborough, Davis, Hinton, Keller, Riley, Dorsey Lyons, E. Blackman, Futrell, Hasty, Kilpatrick, Kirkpatrick, Fordham, Miller, J. Smith, P. Blackman, Hardison, Cahoon, Schneider, Harrell Landis, Waldron, Sawyer, Pettingill, Halpin, King, M. Smith, Cone, McDaniels, Harris, Rudd, Crumpler, Cottle, Lippard Harvey, Jones, Lao, Murdaugh, Bunn, Faulkner, Thomas, Holland, Gibbs, Bunnell, Archer, Goldman Wiggins, O'Donohue, Garrett, Bruce, Male, Edmonds The tudentn Scarborough - - Editor Batten, Fordham, Hasty, Terry, Schnei- der gn-' Coach Landis Surprise Jackie Our gang at T I. P. A. Fordham, Batten, Tuttle Journee, Jordan, Snyder, Fitzgerald, Fordham Mr. Landis, Snyder, Blachman, Jordan, Wilkins, Journee, Fitzgerald, Bowden, Scar borough Fordham, Goldman, McDaniel, Warren, Sanderlin, Laughon, Reid, Kaplan, Schwetz Friedman, Weise, L. McDaniel, Hartman, Batchelor, Smith, Lawrence 71' 0 C flu Homecoming Debbie Thomas if Q f Wi' may I ' vi' ,V I K Q .' 'fi f ,H RJ fr K , ' 'D ff .' I Mr. R. I... Sweeney, Capt. Ca.rson-- 1927 Track, Mr . p- J. Leon Codd, deceased. 1927 State Champs Miss Brooks ........ Miss Finch . . . Hugo Longacre . Mr. Wadsworth . Miss Audubon . . Curtain 0ur Miss Brooks presented by Thespian Troupe No. 1238 and The Dramatic Club December '5, 1952 CAST OF CHARACTERS . . jane Fitzgerald . . . . Ruth Gibbs . . . Larry l'Anson . . Paul Scarborough . . . Mia Creswell Elsie ...... .... S helley Smith Elaine ..... . . Carolyn Goldman jane . . . . Bettie Lew Warren Sylvia . . ...... Phyllis Davis Doris . . . . . Elizabeth Blackman Marge , , , , Mary Frances Bowden Faith . . . . jackie McDaniel Rhonda . . . . Mary Welton Hawks Ted . ..... Bill Bruce Stanley . . . Ben Wiggins Martin .... . . Bill Harshaw Mrs. Allen ..... Basketball Player . . . Miriam Sitler . . Myer Chovitz 'I broke the Chinese vase.' Rhonda, you don't ever do any work.' Harder, Stanley, harderll' 'Run along and study your parts.' -ffv' 4 I 1 .' V. f .1 V X .a i' 1.f T ' E ,,x.-- 4-2 fi.. 1' V, . 'T . . i into Q ,, Q Y x '- N Y ,-L--1 fs -'S 'vw -,V ., ..J Seated--Gibbs, Harshaw, Hawks, Scarborough, Fitzgerald, I'Anson, Warren, Bruce, Chovitz Standing-- Blackman, Cresswell, Wiggins, Goldman, Davis, Bowden, McDaniel, Sitler, Smith -t L' .-fr' C X n I T ime 'Miss Brooks, we must have disciplineln 'Our parts aren't big enoughl' 'Aren't these travel folders awful!' X Q! 5. ffl , .- gp- . bg JV, ,,.. 195. I ir'-f .1 N , 3 no ff' L1 A N L' Chr! tma X ' 'q Highlight , 1 H xx x Painting window in Art room. Larry I'Anson, Paul Scarborough, Ruth Gibbs serve as narrators for 'Song of Christmas. , , Z Q s 5 ,I V 5' ' f fi 1 is i Q 4 i 5 1 D I x X . x X K fl 'Kr 5' B U ' 1 , i . m . A ' ' f Q awk Mixed chorus presenting 'Song of Christmas' under the direction of Mr. John Ackley Fairfield, Gibbs, Shepherd, Hunter, Sterling singing Christ mas Carols Chrlst mas D 80 d' - artmem O leg, ,, Home EC ,lg . ix,l , . . -.. -sg , 4 hwrx .. Xi.. ' gr '11 19? llpen Hou Q Open House, an annual event at Woodrow Wilson during National Education Week, was held on November 12, 1952. All parents were invited to visit the school so that they might become acquainted with the faculty and the school. After registration period, the parents were allowed to visit any teacher their son or daugh- ter might have. ln the past, the parents have followed the student's schedule. llowever, this new system was very effective, as more people had a longer time tospeakto different teachers. The parents and teachers discussed what takes place in the classroom, and how the student adapts himself to school life. At nine o'clock all parents were invited to attend a social hour in the cafeteria. Cookies and punch were served by the P. T. A. At this time the mothers and fathers had an opportu- nity to recall their own high school days. Approximately five hundred parents parti- cipated in Open House. Mrs. Margaret Brum- field's registration won a prize of ten dollars for having the largest attendance of parents. cyl Mrs. Gertrude Anderson and visitors Mr. Robert Allen talks to parents Hall guides prove helpful D - - is Y Nfgitg ,QQ A ww M g -ve: fu- y w -.ry ff, as ,A ff t 1 fk . . mv, 78 Pig kin Parade ..... qi U L- -M-'Lou 'iN'-c 3 N. ' 1 qtldbivv'-N Wilson 13 -- South Norfolk 0 The Presidents unlashed a powerful, well-balanced running and passing attack as they opened the 1952 grid season by defeating South Norfolk, 13-0. George Riggs stood out by scoring the first Wilson touchdown and paving the way for the other. Dickie Landers pitched out to Sonny Terry for the second score, and Wynn added the extra point. Outstanding defensive play by Doug Browning helped to hold the Tigers scoreless. Wilson 0 -- Lynchburg 25 A keyed-up Lynchburg eleven took advantage of breaks and inexperience in dealing out a 25-O defeat over Wilson at Lynchburg. At the half Lynchburg led 19-0, scoring twice in the first quarter and once in the second. Two of the touchdowns were scored on fumbles, and one of a pass interception. ln the final half Lynch- burg tallied six more points as the result of another intercepted pass, making the upset complete. Wilson 7 -- Norview 7 The underdog Presidents displayed a potent ground attack, but an expected weak aerial offense in tying Norview, 7-7. The forward wall, led by Browning, Haythe, and Slaughter, held the county gridders to only three yards on the ground, Riggs was Wilson's chief of- fensive threat, carrying the pigskin twenty times and picking up 103 yards. He set up and scored the lone Wilson tally in the second period. Peterson booted the seventh point. The Pilot's touchdown was set up by a long pass in the final period. Wilson 19 -- Washington and Lee 12 The Prexies downed the Generals of Arlington for their second win of the season. ln the second period the Presidents moved from the W, Si L, twenty to the four, with George Riggs reeling off a l6 yard run to set up the score, and jack Male passing to Peterson for the T, D, The extra point attempt by Peterson was success- ful. The Presidents had to come from behind in the fourth period, scoring twice after General fumbles were recovered by Bobby Smith and Tommy Haythe. Wilson 16 -- Newport News 6 The Wilson football team set out to beat Newport News as a special tribute to a former head coach at Wilson, Carl qDicky Esleeck, who was critically ill, and they didn't let him down. After falling behind 6-O, in the first quarter, the Presidents turned in a superb second quarter performance behind the impressive quarterbacking of Dickie Landers to score all their points in a surprise 16-6 triumph over the Typhoon. Wilson displayed some of its best offense of the season in the first half, but costly penalties kept the Prexies in hot water throughout the final two periods. 4,1-2' Z7 A' ,ULQV Wilson 6 Petersburg 26 By now it was apparent that the Wilson team was a poor road performer. Petersburg actually won the game on the opening kickoff which was returned 85 yards for a touchdown. lt didn't take them long to score again, this time going 35 yards to increase the lead to 14-O. ln the second period Petersburg tallied once more to lead 20-O. Quarterback Dickie Landers went over for the lone Prexie score, and Petersburg tallied one more time in the last half to make the final score 26-6. Wilson 7 Maury l2 The Prexies' lack of protection for the punter as well as poor kicking led to their second straight setback. Maury's touchdowns were made in the fourth period. Penalties also led to Wilson's downfall. The Presidents tallied their lone touchdown late in the second period when George Riggs carried over from the 2 yard line. Peterson booted the extra point to make the score 7-0. Maury came back in the fourth period to outplay the Presidents, scoring two touchdowns which made the score 12-7. Wilson 19 - Suffolk 7 The Prexies returned to the win column by beating Suffolk 19-7. Wilson scored the first time it had po- session of the ball, with fullback Bobby Smith carrying for a six pointer. Still in the first period, the Presidents scored another touchdown when Norman Sher raced 22 yards, and the score read 12-O. A fumble in the second period set up the Raider's only touchdown. Late in the last quarter George Riggs took a hand off from Dickie Landers and went 43 yards for the Presidents' final SCOI6. Seasons Record Sept. 19 Wilson 13 So. Norfolk 0 Sept. 26 Wilson 0 Lynchburg 25 Oct. 3 Wilson 7 Norview 7 Oct. 10 Wilson 19 Arlington 12 Oct. 17 Wilson 16 Newport News 6 Oct. 24 Wilson 6 Petersburg 26 Nov. 7 Wilson 7 Maury 12 Nov. 14 Wilson 14 Granby 6 Nov. 27 Wilson 26 Cradock . 0 Mills, Gray-- head coach, McClurg, Galliford K W ii 'Riggs breaks awayl' x Co-captain Smith, Coach Gray, Co-captain Riggs 'Half-time' Wilson 14 Granby 6 The Homecoming triumph over Granby was well received by a crowd of 5,000 and mem- bers of the 1927 state cham- pionship football andtrack teams of Wilson. Great performanees by Sher, Smith and Terry helped make the score read l-1-6, with Terry and Smith scoring the touchdowns. ln the third period Wilson took the kickoff and marched 52 yards for the first score. Bobby Smith crashed cen- ter for the six points. Wilson scored again when Sonny Terry raced 30 yards on an end around play. George Peterson converted both extra points. Riggs away for 84 yards against Cradock--play was called back. 9 M.,..,,..,1,. 3,41 f .-xH5t M - if nv Q 1 . ' Q 49' ', 44 1 , ' ' , , .Vs 4 Q To -,rf new 'if' Q, ,, ' rf' ' . ,, 0 0. 1. '. x v . ' 2. ' g .. .1 . V - 'Lf' A ' . Q td, C- ., ' 'fy 2' fix:-:'a',i' 2 kj D-Juv ff' 1 X C A p SL -V . ., ,Q -h ' QW 6? ' Z- ,il BA' ' Q. Wi1Son Z6 Clradock U On 'iihanksgiving Day Wiiwn defeated Clradock 26-11 before a crowd of TJJUU. Smith, fornier Clradock student, Shiircd honors with Sher and Riggs in ii hard fought gtinie. Cie-urge Riggs carried the hall uver for the firSt and Second tgillius, rind Sher sum-ti thc third IQ ID, 'Ihe fintii score k'iliTlU when Wynn iuiuuixeti ti punt in tht' und IHITL' .ind Myers full tin thu hiill fmt the snare, Sykes, Bunting Harrell, Wynn Browning, Peterson Terry, Sher Coach Gray at pep rally. A li XM l I .2- 4 'qui' Q , 45 QQ! l X as N 'Q if ,f ,4- 82 f' o-lx 1 Haythe Carpenito, Sher in action against Granby F2 C 3' X NX gs '35 QQ 4 -'S Sojourner, Rlley, Beale Mason, Landers 1. 'ixihiff i N! M Mya Q-gr Q ff da K ,ii 'X :- . x 5 as . ,fl K , K V, l - Q X K 1 3 K 1 ' W - 5:-'E' 1 .-r Q- 2 -s f U 4 1 I ally' Af Y ffu 1 iffy 41- LPA! ' ' I 7 K , uf' 0' ii - N Y' Q 1 4 'S P Wrq ., ' x Smith, Tayloe, Archer ks'-' Granby stops Riggs, Knowles - ' X Male P' .- J- Q. e WIA LY X' i gun- ,-' CPM! J fl t ,Wk LO' 10' , H 'X Wu Y f?', J. V. Record Oct. 16 Wilson Maury 0 4, Oct. 23 Wilson Newport News 14 Oct. 30 Wilson Granby 6 Nov. 6 Wilson So. Norfolk 18 Nov. 13 Wilson Maury - 12 Nov. 20 Wilson Scotts Creek 7 . . A --. -'-- ,- . 1..,c 4-Mr. ., , QI y 1st -- Burk, Wainwright, Pollard, Spangler Hervey mo Var It A 2nd-- Morgan, Powell, Royster, Allen, Gould Qs!! I ' we Q Ce' 5 Y! q1St-- Gay, Prince, Bartlett, A. Browning, Seeds, Antonnucci, Denmark, Bullock, Shran J y,' 2nd-- Carter, Skeeter, Hopewell, Pond, Moore, Horne, Copeland, Mitchell, Rakestraw, Bailey, ,Q '- I 3rd--Smith, Branscome, Parks, Wickers, Wright, Opauski, McMurran, Bond ,fix 4th--Pratt, Myers, Bowles, Lippman, McKinney, Powell 4, ' ti X x, 9-7. .4 - , 'i '1 'S' vu 6' L 29'-4 w' , ki I' ,,, N. 1, elif Wi' 1 1364 -an-U jan. jan, jan. jan, jan, jan. jan. jan. jan. jan, jan, Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb rs I, UQ Z' dn Tho Hardwood Seasons Rooord 2 Wilson 5 Wilson 9 Wilson 10 Wilson 14 Wilson 16 Wilson 17 Wilson 20 Wilson 23 Wilson 27 Wilson 31 Wilson 3 Wilson 6 Wilson 10 Wilson 13 Wilson 17 Wilson 20 Wilson 25 Wilson 27 Wilson South Norfolk Maury Newport News Lynchburg Norview Granby Suffolk Warwick Hampton South Norfolk Norview Granby Newport News Hampton Maury Cradock Warwick Suffolk Cradock BW' qw-M wi? N-Z - 1 X A, 5 Tayloe, Clark, Kidd, Smith, Mason, Robbins, Walker, Sev ern, Campbell, Ireland, Skeeter 'Robbins scores again. Relaxed moment. ' ' 1 ,I ju, ,H QL' 88 ,11,4Jf'dJ'3 V I 1 ,MJJJ f jf JS. Walker, Ireland, Robbins The basketball team didn't quite live up to the standards set by pre- vious Wilson fives, but they did have a winning season with an ll-Qrccord. Much of the success this year can be credited to Phil Robbins, rangy center, who wasdie district's second highest scorer with 344 points. Rob- bins, in game after game, kept the Prexies' hopes alive with his back- board work and scoring ability. Dickie Ireland, the Prexies' only returning lctterman and Co-captain, sparked the Prexies with his floor work. He was also a big scoring threat whenever his set shot was finding the range, which happened quite often. I, A. Walker, the Presidents' other Co-captain, stood out with his re- bound work all season. He didn't shoot very much, but when he did, it usually meant two points. His team mates called him Bony, but this didn't bother him. He soon showed them that he could hold his own with the best of them. Half-time Newport News action Tayloe, Smith, Severn f, .f' y il 'Wx ,rf rf' t ,W in A , . Q 995 ww ' our .v df , rx A 'o y Q- ' I 1 4 If-3 4 V, .,-fig.. or '. a '.. Q Q ag ': ' bl Clock-man Galliford x,QL,,A1sg..ck, 'tb 0. MA JAWQQWQM Sports-man Goldblatt 3 ig X 'ff r f Z V ,3' Q ' ! 'M ' f 1. - 2 I 1' 'VA V I , 'We won' ' LJ V f Vg , W- if 3 1 r A1 'Han-time below' - 'it r ' 5 .W X , 'Q To 'Time Out' ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweeney enjoy games. Se- fe f P V A jan, jan, jan. jan. jan. jan, jan. jan. lan. jan, Feb. Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Little Pre iilent J. ll. Record Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Q33 46 40 72 37 45 44 S59 50 44 50 44 32 45 48 42 57 49 South Norfolk 15 Maury 31 Newport News 135 Norview 52 Granby 32 Suffolk 154 Warwick 232 Hampton 32 South Norfolk 26 Norview 48 Granby 46 Newport News 58 Hampton 56 Maury 42 Cradock 27 Warwick 50 Suffolk 45 Cradock 30 Hampton Action Front -- Pollard, Haskins, Williams, McClurg, Creech Par ker, Hervey Back--Coach Lewis, McMurran, Weinstein, Rothenberg McKinney, Ainsworth, Arnett, Phelps, Ames WBatter -A. NGA Coach - . fun' 5 Knowles X. Hart Y x N I F -5 x gg. 1 Babb If lg White -Wi'-fa Wlukigf, 4 f ..- X. L -:C Byers' 7 3 X' lx X W ,fit L ' X if ' ,. Q if W4.?t?sfk353ffY e f K Q - Male 4 l ' P 4 Q, . V , ,g tg, ,en 1 f:'i':g, M 5 Q 4 fl .f ff' i , V 41 34 1 ' A YES? Zffjf' A' Allnutt ' 3 x, . Royster Lee Butler 7 HW' J .5 Holland 4 gldfgwrx, ff-4, -ww-0 -5 Severn 1 P, ' ' 1953 Schedule not complete when 'The President went to press March 28 Aprll Aprxl 3' Aprll 4 Apr1l Apul 'f Apr1l ' Aprll Aprxl 4' Aprll 26 Aprxl ' May 1' May 3' May 6' May 8' May 13 May 15 vw-QQ 'H'-9 an 1952 RECORD W1lson Wllson Wllson Wllson W11son Wxlson Wxlson WIISOH Wllson WIISOU Wxlson W1ls0n Wrlson Wllson Wllson Wllson W1lson Conference games M4751 2 yr' Cutchlns 4 94 YQ ffl M ,A IQ,-. flim- W11l1am and Mary Great Brldge Granby Suffolk Maury Norv1ew South Norfolk Suffolk Granby Maury South Norfolk Norv1ew South Norfolk Maury Granby Gradock Norv1ew ff lcks Browning ' Archer Kidd sf pw 2, 1 Q f 5 X ' . . . , 1 . 6 . I 1 I . - - p fb ,' X Q 11 7 ff ff ' 7 ' 8' ' 7 ,,.:.,f N U ' 15 ' 8 ' A 4 f:L. '-F- ' 17 ' 5 - . . W ' - ff' ' 18 ' 7 -XX ' 712' '- V - ' 22 ' 6 . . 7 ' 29 ' 7 , . 9 . ' ' 14 1 ,' ' 9 L 1 4 4 . Q 3' 8 5 1 6 . 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X ' I 1 . i ' ' , T L , Tv- if A ,V A ,ws 4 im. .. : ' rt ji, K 'L , ,H gif E9 -4 '..:f ' 0n Your Mark 511201, 4 CMMS' Cradock Mau 'L fx YQ-YY Txdegater Meet W Granby 555' KIA Armistead Perklns Harrell Kahs Porter Myers Tuttle Pond Rxce Phelps Gould d 2 1 If B55 Qzfifck 4144 ww J Rlggs Buck, Sher, Garrls Car I - 1 v n ,ai- fi-?i ,. - ,..s-4 Gfffl- C f, Ov' Z, uf Vyfwfwa 5 '. 340 y 5. g , f' iw Av, N 'sw 4 Q - 1' 9 ' , ' qE,H'.fQx 'f W of - 4533, l Sw 'L V X X ,V ,gy X QSSPYHQ, 'Semi A TE 5 A we l, we-fe 42 1 ew c HHH f 5 + ,1:Y.1, l fi.-'Ui 5 ' 'Q ' TRACK , , . N - - 6 .- ix Tw' - WPS f' 5 ' -' If . ' Q ' 5 i ' , X ' .ff : N .'N , 4 b. 1 8 D N my W0 ,fslfq . by ,550 . ,Sm K 65,-10 gsm, QQ- 0 f 521.6 Sl? fs 1 X q,f....7J SQGUQ . x qt- A xg it 2 I -Y 3 - 1 x , 5 f XT, 152 xg mn mv., T 2 TRA,, H., C f A. .' :Q X A -5 -J X :uv V. I ,, 1, A , In ,mx ix Lx R 1 T ' :hir X 'E - X X 0 N 7 a R l 1 r If . v in ' I f , ,-1. . 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'ig .g,,v7,Q'.,.! lf.-1 r. ,114 rf -- 1 ff - , 1 .'- ' V f' X f' ,j . , , 1 S20 ' ,,,..i,r.,yf ,X.':.' ff, 5- 193 . fu W ' ' 1 ' ' f ' ' xl! fv TRACK I I 'I ff' I X 7 '- 1 4 , ,I 1952 RECORD -F 48 5 wnson 46 113 cfadock 66 2f3 L Wilson 83 Maury 30 Tidewater Champions Wilson 58 Granby 55 A 2nd place, Eastern District v' 'J Wilson 80 Norview 33 , A 3rd place, State Meet 0- I f Cradock Carnival Champions 3rd place, Virginia A,A, U, Gina...-f' 9 . . ! 4' if fy P- e i ' V 3 .X , f. , X , A ., -' V X - M41 X . , , ' ' . ' W' ' Captain Riggs, Coach Galliford ' 1 'QQX g Riggs, Terry, Cotton clear low hurdles L xt I ag 4 . ,JN 1,1 A .094 ' .- Coachmg Staff -- Mills, Gray I-Ieadcoach McC1urg on leave of absence, Galhford . . . ,Y Phy wal Educatlon 1 GM 'Coac letics Ps 05 vnf, , Y s Rxley Rxcks Lee R1ggs Landers Gould Sher Pollard Merr Wynn n Harrell Porter Smlth Toppxng Gartman Nemeroff Morgan Markman Gross r Armxstead Terry Walker Archer Haythe Male Sykes Peterson Royster Boy Monogram Club Q I IQ' s . 5 1 Y Q Q Sher -- Vice-President ' Landers -- Treasurer Gould -- President Wi, Riggs -- Secretary 1' 6 ' X , I . o 4'- 04's fan, X Coach Mills -- Adviser Q 1 0 o si' lst row--Shepherd Keel Black, Flanders Lao Batchelor Sitler Van Liew 2nd-- Foster, Turner Cone Moss Warren Jordan A Davis Cul pepper, Quillen Harris 3rd--Miss White C Lao Hunter Bailey Holmes S Davis Smith Hattaway X...-41 Treasurer -- Charlotte Turner, Vice President -- Mary Fran- ces Black, President -- Mada- line Flanders, Secretary - - Leona Lao lst -- Blackman, Skund- berg, Brooks, Engram Cross, Vick, McDade Saunders 2nd -- Miss White, Olson Wilkins, McGee, Cobb Ellen, Harvell, Ellis Smith 1 Gym Class 56 wk l M fg 5534311 -lx! X 31 x ,, , fi! Ra if QQ Phys i L' . , oh U lx 1. WEN Q ' -V r f X N A IV :W 4 l Y r 0 February Glas lllircer Mrs Betty Blanford advrsor Schnerder Vrce Presrdent johnson Presrdent jones Student Councrl Representatrve Drrver Boy s Treasurer Ray Grrl s lreasurer Absent from prcture Hall Secretary FILBRUARY CLASS SONG Tune Tenderly The years are through and we ll mrss you Wxlson llrgh .uchool days wrll be just memorles by and by The frrends we all know and teachers we love We ll 'always remember too We won t forget the Joys we ve met through the years Our thoughts of Vou wrll never fade lrke our IGHIS When new lrves we meet wrth prrde we ll repeat ln gratrtude we srng to you dear Wrlson llrgh By Beverly Hodges I T xr' I 1 g r. . ' , ' 1 ' 9 ' 1 . , 3 .. L , . , ,. , . . . 1 n c 1. , . v - 1 . I v s Y v , . T 'I' Joyce Marxe Babb V1ce presxdent and presxdent of Home Eco nomxcs Club Pep Club Prex1e Tr1 H1 Y D E Club Bl010gy Club John Kyle Brxce D O Club Tracy Roy Co111ns Beverly Delano Dan1els Motlon P1cture Coun c Concetta De S1mone French Club March mg Band Concert Band D 0 Club Q-,-X '1 N 2 '50 .WP ,V V f N 42? ,ov 0 is 9.-to 5- ii :IVV- -2:1 Y oe. MW Lb WJ Thomas W11l1am Baker J r H1 Y, Honor SOCIGW My U.,.,,g4- A AMA Melvln Theodore Brlnkley B11l1e Joan Conn Lan1er L1terary Soc1 ety, Prexle Tr1 H1 YQSec retaryl WIISODIYC Tr1 H1 Y, Bnology Club Busmess Staff of Student Intra mural Sports Lunch Room Asslstant Pep Club Barbara Ann Denn1s Pan Amerlcan Club V -w Qin Jack Dxckerson Tra.ff1c Assxstant Sp? Llnwood Cllfton Dowdy Mlxed Chorus, March lng Band Concert Band Football Walter Maunder Edmonds T r affl c Asslstan Lunchroom Asslstant Football Student' Staff D E Club James Alton Grlffln, Jr MlX8d Chorus Math Club Pan Amerlcan League Mary Leora Hall WIISORIYG Trl H1 Y Secretary of Prexle Trl H1 Y Secretary of Senlor Class D E Club Bobby Gene H8156 Track Q-.ws i 'N- 1 Cl-'7 rl ,que 3 ,gcefii 'HWY New s. N:- James Robert Drlver Treasurer of Senlor Class J V football Saul Martln Goldman Marchlng Band Con cert Band All State Band French Club Art Edltor of Student Wllllam Lenvlll Groce Marchlng Band Con cert Band J V football, Varslty football, Baseball manager Monogram Club Presldent of homeroom Trafflc Asslstant Nancy Ellzabeth Hartun Honor Soclety Glrl' Monogram and Offlclals Club Treasurer of Wood row Wllson Hlgh School B1 ble Club Beverly Joan Hodges Woodrow Wllson Trl H1 Y, PFEXIC Trl H1 Y Honor Soclety D E Club Home Econo mlcs Club Lunch Room Asslstant VICE Presldent of Glee Club Double Quartet Shlrley Marrlner Holland DE Club Pep Club Barbara Loys Jones Glrls Glee Club Mlxed Chorus D E Club Honor Soclety Betty Newport Kmg Llterary Staff of Stu dent Prexle Trl Hl Y Presldent of homeroom Sclence Club Pep Club Honor Soclety Bruce Frederlck Llpes Donna Jean Morgan Correspondlng Secre tary of PFCXIS Trl H1 Y D E Club Pep Club French Club Wi W 'We aaa wmomwawvf ' 'M we Fla If l X 3 Xiu' - IO7 Louise Nance Johnson Secretary of Trlangle Trl H1 Y, Honor SOClEt Llterary Staff of 'Student President of homeroom Presldent of Senlor Class Dorls Ellzabeth Jones Presldent of home room Prexle Trl H1 Y Glrl's monogram and Of flcla1's Club Buslness Staff of the Presldent Lunchroom Asslstant Sec retary and Typlst for Stu dent Councll 4 B repre sentatlve to Student Coun cll Mlxed Chorus Glrl' Tabletennls Champlonshlp CurtisC Lasslter Jr Honor Soclety D O Club Publlc Servlce As slstant Margaret Ruth Mlller Llterary Staff of Stu dent, Prexle Trl H1 Y Pan Amerlcan League B1 ology Club SCIENCE Club Math Club Annual Staff HISQOTY Club Publlc Ser vlce Asslstant Pep Club Honor SOCl6ty Barbara Ann Mullen D E Club Glee Club Honor Soclety Woodrow Wllson Trl H1 Y . . ,- - . 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I' 141 I fl Theodore Frank Schneider Lunchroom Assistant Public Service Assistant, Trafflc Assistant Quill and Scroll Photographer for Quill and Scroll Photog rapher for the 'President' and the Student' Motion Picture Council History Club Math Club Latin Club Vice president of Senior Class Woodrow Wilson Hi-Y 41' Tis v iv paw 'ibn i ...ni I Z 'A rf .fa QD' QI X-f' 'H Carolyn Virginia Pettijohn Home Economics Club, Honor Society, Prex- ie Tri Hi Y, Pep Club, Public Service Assistant Margaret Ann Ray Prexie Tri H1 Y Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Pub11cServiceAs slstant Girls' Intramural Sports Girls' Treasurer of Senior Class Traffic Assistant Robert T Rose Varsity Football Traffic Assistant Public Servlce Assistant Robert Earl Sawyer Honor Society Warren M. Shand Pan American League Public Serv1ce Assistan t John Robert Smlth Baseball Football Boys' Monogram C lu b Pres1dent of homeroom Fletcher B Sojourner I V football, Vars1ty football J V basketball MlXed Chorus Veterans Club Baseball Manager Sylv1a Ardell Tew Presldeut of home room Honor Soclety D E Club, Pep Club Treasurer and Chapla1n of PTBXIE Tr1 H1 Y Helen V1rg1n1a Wh1te D E Club Home Ec onom1cs Club Art Club G1rls' Intramural Sports Trafhc Assxstant Allen R1cha.rd Wr1ght fk 'vs 'R' ,as 46 'P' ft-37 2 E 'Stab' A Qwfiatltl -'s Ki 'X xr T7 Madelyn Owens Smlth Latm Club, Honor So c1ety, Math Club Sclence Club, Bl010g'y Club H1 tory Club Shakespearean Club Prex1e Tr1 H1 Y Literary Staff of Student' Lxterary Staff of the 'Pres 1dent', Lan1er Llterary Society D E Club As sxstant Feature Ed1tor of 'Student' Home Econom ics Club Paul Marshall Sykes Freshman H1 Y, Qulll and Scroll Boys' Mono gram Club Ed1tor of Presldent' Sports Ed1tor of Student' Varslty foot ball Varslty track Jacquelyn Lee Walker Pep Club Honor So c1ety, W1lson1te Tr1 H1 Y D E Club Correspondmg Secretary of Prexle Tr1 H1 Y Sylvla Ann Wllluns James Albert Z1egenha1n J V basketball Q, I Q. 'Q ei 5v I f 3 .i 6' February ,, -1.- Cf' - .. C5 ,,, 12 5f :Q ' Q2 E va- t A11 Around -- e Hall and Paul Sykes Most Likely to Succeed-- B95 d L G Louise Johnson and Teddy Schneider 39-C159 Walker an en we fc Most P0Pu1ar -- Best Personality Sylvia Tew and Bobby Smith Mary Lee Most Athle 1 -- ' d Paul Sykes Dons I ones an C I B '- .. nf Q 1- . 5-4414 'W v 1, ,Z ef- , fi' 1 9 ,f-r ' gif . ' 5 1 .. 5 I A I 1 y - W, J ,. Y N X ., Z h ,L-. ,V J A ,- iii xi tandout 4 1 S 1 jfs 'QS .C7 Cutest -- Ioan Conn and Bobby Smith Best Looking -- Anne Ray and Jim Bob Driver Biggest Flirt -- Madelyn Smith and Most Original -- Ma Craziest -- BCNTY King 9-Hd Jack Dorsey Margaret Miller and Sumner Pugh 34- sf -.I , 'Y an Tv. ni f oo' , .5 4 5 3 -G5 3 under Edwards 7 ln Memoriam .... DORIS MARIE BENDER 1937 1951 Benjamin Franklin has likened death to an invitation from dear ever We shall all receive invitations butallof us can not conven iently start together Why should we be grieved atthis since she is happy and we who are to follow her will know where to fmd her? friends to join them on a pleasant trip abroad which is to last for- . , - . . , . . , June Class Officer 2 Hartung, Journee, Goldman, B. Bunting, M. Bunting, Beale, Miss Eleanor Dashiell, adviser ,psf B i '- .c. Miss Eleanor Dashiell I ,QW B. Bunting, Journee Hartung, Beale 1 M. Bunting, Goldman Alfred Edward Acey Vlce presldent Latln Club Vlce presldent W W H1 Y, Forum Actwltles Board, Home room PYESI dent Math Club, Mlxed Chorus, Hlstory Club Wlnlfred Vlrglnla Ammons Prexle Trl H1 Y Honor SOCl6ty Intramural Sports, Blology Club -ll James Franklln Armlstead Traclg J V football Woodrow Wllson H1 Y Trafflc Asslstant, Honor Soclety Roland Wesley Batten Hlstory Club SCIENCE Club J V Basketball Honor SOCl8ty Golf Team Varslty Traclg Forum Productlon Edltor of the Student Woodrow Wllson H1 Y, Qulll and Scroll Phyllls Rae Blachman Honor Soclety Latln Club, French Club Sec and Treas of Qulll and Scroll Buslness Staff of Student Busmess and Llt erary Staff of Annual Treasurer of Latln Club Treasurer of Student i' 1137 'Q '-mal, S-.115 Q 4' .I ff .vi -5 1 5-. EM J ,,.,--f if Barbara Ann Ames Trlangle Trl H1 Y Honor Soclety Pan Amerl can League Dramatlc Club Lunch Room Asslst an Harry James Archer J Asslstant Dlrector of Trafflc Department R publlcan Club SCIENCE Club Concert Band Marchlng Band Cleo Lorena Batchelor Student Staff Annual Staff Preslnor Trl H1 Y Prexle Trl H1 Y Hlstor Club D O Club M1x Chorus Glee Club A J B L Lloyd Llnwood Beale Dramatlc Club French Club Latln Club J V and Varslty football chaplaln of Woodrow Wllson H1 Y Boys' Treasurer of Senlor Class Presldent and VlC9 presldent of Home Room Golf Team SCIGDCE Club Honor Soclety Mary Frances Black Honor Soclety Latln Club Hlstory Club Or chestra Glrls' Monogram Club Intramural Sports Pep Club 114 , V 7 J , X rl . - U I . Z . . - . - , 1 V- 1:1 f , Q . . . f , - I A t V if at 1 . V f- f .,..,,,, ,.., V V V V V K K .. I V ' Q ' . . . . . ' ' , r. 1 f' 'N V - . . . . - . - V .D p V V e- . ,. , , V , X . 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Frank D1xon Blow Traffxc Ass1stant Pubhc Servlce Asslstant Football Manager Track Team Honor Soclety Robert Wmston Bradshaw Herbert Martln Brewer French Club Latm Club Forum Blology Club, Honor Socxety Dorothy Brown Wrllnam Roland Bruce Latln Club Pan Amerxcan Club Forum I-'orenslc Contests Traclg Basketball Presldent of Woodrow Wllson H1 Y As sxstant Musxc Edltor of Student Band Dramatlc Club Play Our Mlss Brooks' H5 Nancy Leah Bond Honor Soclety, Glrls Glee Club, Mlxed Chorus Lorralne Mane Brault Triangle Trl H1 Y Honor Soclety Carole Marguerlte Brooks Honor Socxety U29 K1 ii-6 bkeerf 4 vu- L! ,,,,,,, Douglas 1fton Brow Varslty Footba 1 Monogram Club Pubhc Servlce Rlchard Buchanan D O Club Scxence Club llb Mary Beth Bunting Honor Society, Pan American League, Dra- matic Club, Presinor Tri- Hi - Y, Prexie Tri- Hi - Y Vice Pres., Treasurer of Junior Class, Girls' Treasurer of Senior Class, Intramural Sports Clarence Randolph Busby George Franklin Butler D 0 Club Robert Willard Callis Honor Society Thomas Carmines Public Service Assist Varsity Football Var sity Track 1' '-sqm 52 4-0-ri-F 6 . Lf? ' -J A f-ff . ,aff ,, Robert Alwyn Bunting Woodrow Wilson Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Honor So- ciety, Varsity Football, President of Junior and Senior Classes Barbara Ann Butler Home Ec Club Treas of Triangle Tri Hi Y, Art Club D E Club Nancy Ann Butler Presinor Tri H1 Y Sec , Presidents Tn H1 , Cheerleader, D E Club Mary Katherine Carlisle Triangle Tri H1 Y Art Club, Home Ec Club, Honor Society Marjorie Lee Chapman Pep Club Triangle Tri H1 Y D E Club Ernest Ray Clark Monogram Club French Club June Leslie Coley Latm Club Pep Club, Bl0l0gy Club Presxdents Trl H1 Y, Honor Socxety A A Assoclatlon lntra mural Sports, D O Club Shirley Melmda Cone Trlangle Trl Hi Y Secretary to Glrls' Mono gram Club Intramural Sports Honor SOC1ety, Pep Club Phillip Wayne Cralg President of D 0 Club, President of Home Room Member of March mg Band, Member of Con cert Band. Bxshop Harold Credle 1 Year football D Club Mb, 'Q L-rf M...-. 4 7 -an- -5 II7 Beverly Mell Clements French Club Buslness Staff of Annual Mnxed Cho rus H1story Club Honor Soclety Blology Club Pep Club Peggy Ellen Coburn V1ce presldent Shake spearean Club G1 rls Sextet M1xed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Dramatxc Club, V1rg1n1a Club, B1 ology Club Honor Socxety Patr1c1a Fay Corbett Trlangle Tr H1 Y Pan Amerlcan League Dramatxc Club Bxology Club, Marchmg Band Member of Concert Band Frank Edward Creasy Scnence Club D Club, Math Club Honor Soclety Sh1rley Cross Anne Marie Cuthrxell French Club, Presnoir Tri H1 Y, Honor Society Lunchroom Assistant Ell1e Corene Delarnette Science Club, Mixed Chorus, Double Quartet Woodrow Wilson Tri H1 Y, Intramural Sports Hon or SOCIBW Wanda C Edmondson D E Club, Honor So ciety, Math Club H1story Club Slurley Deanne Fa1rf1e1d Presnoir Tr1 H1 Y Homeroom President La in Club Dramat1c Club, Correspondmg Secretary of Presldents Tri H1 Y Mixed Chorus Orchestra Honor SOCIEU, Student Staff, Sextet Arthur Beryl Farfel Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Science Club, Forum, Honor Society, A11- State Band 51 52 53 Span- ish Tournament '52 Pan- American League Student Instructor and Band0fficer 'SL Maj?-fsya 'ff QM fi 5 4 if JM fi 4-lx 'Q Qs? kv N fa f V. ,M i i i.. J lr' , I f TZ' Shirley Mae DeFr1es Presnoir Tr1 H1 Y Pan Amencan League Honor Society, Intramural Sports Latm Club Bible Club W11l1am Ives Dewson, J French Club, Biology Club Woodrow Wilson H1 Y, Science Club, History Club, Math Club, Literary Staff of Annual Delores Ann Eure Pres1dent of Presi dents Tri H1 Y, Presnoir Tri H1 Y, D O Club, Hon or Soclety Betty Anne Felton Tnangle Tr1 H1 Y Biology Club Home Ec Club, Honor Society V1r gima Club Martin Irvin Farfel Concert Band Dance Band, All-State Band Stu- dent lnstructor Pan Amer- ican League Science Club Parliamentarian of Forum Club, Marching Band and Band Officer Carl Lydon Fller Honor SOCIEYY Latln Club SCIENCE Club Math Club Track Jane Parrlsh Fltzgerald Presldent of Wllsonlte Trl H1 Y, Woodrow Wllson Trl H1 Y, VICE Presldent Honor Soclety Vlce Pres French Club Secretary Latln Club Forum Sec retary Dramatlc Club clety Home Room Presl dent P u bl l c Speaklng Champion Ellzabeth B Fordham Qulll and Scroll Honor SOClEty Sclence Club Bl ology Club Pep Club Pan Amerlcan League Busl ness Staff Student Wllson lte Trl Hl Y, Secretary Woodrow Wllson Trl H1 Y, Exchange Edltor of Stu dent Carol Ann Franklln D E Club Stanley A Garrls Jr French Club Sclence Club, Bl010g'y Club, Wood row Wllson H1 Y M vw, 'if ,f '23- al' 'W-L. Sldney Willlam Flnley Honor Soclety Bl010gy Club Pan Amerlcan League Math Club Latln Tournament '52 Madlyn Jane Flanders Chaplaln Trlangle Trl Hl Y, Pep Club Home Ec Club Presldent Glrls' Monogram and OfflCl2.1S Club, Honor SOClety In tramural Sports Dramatlc Club, Lunchroom ASSlSt an Barbara Ann Foster George Earl Garrett Presldent of Qulll and Scroll Student staff An nual staff Honor Soclety Presldent of Pan Amerl can League Forum Bl ology Club Phyllls Vlrglnla Gettler D. E. Club II9 ' 1 . 1 V 'f i f ' - . l , ' . Q A .vm . - , I , ..- ' 1 . v ' init ' , - Secretary Thespian So: tl Q ' - - If fx C ko K' 1 Y Y ' I ,..,, ,ia 13, mf t l , ,. rx I f l 1' ' . . W , y '- I k s ,RK 1 X T' V ,-'W -X ' Q Y A ' ' P'-A . . . . . f . ' 1 ,ll - 'Q , Jerry Allen Goldman Science Club Vice president of Honor Society Representative of Semor Class to Student Council, Woodrow Wilson H1 Y, Hlstory Club Dramatic Club Geraldine Gray Vivian Joyce Gurkm Mlxed Chorus, D E Club Intramural Sports Gerald Mason Hannaman Nancy Jean Harris Honor Society, Lunch Room Assistant i vt 75 QW QPU IU' -I fav? It .4-'L ,ax 'T Dorothy Anne Goodwm Mixed Chorus Glee Club, Intramural Sports Douglas Gunnell Biology Club, BandOf ficer Concert Band, Marching Band Honor So ciety, Math Club, History Club, Homeroom Officer Chaplain of Zeta Hi Y, u dent Staff Track Team Max1e Ann Hall Intramural Sports D E Club Shirley Harcum Honor Society D O Club Sherwood Luverne Harris Dolores Rae Hartung Co Head Cheerleader Cheerleader 51 52 53 Secretary of Semor Class Secretary of Jumor Class Treasurer of G1rls Glee Club Treasurerofwllson 1te Tr1 H1 Y Woodrow W1lson Tr1 H1 Y, H1story Club Sc1ence Club Intra mural Sports Mary Welton Hawks Cheerleader 3 rs Co captaln 52 53 Report er on Student Publ1c Ser v1ce Ass1stant W1lson1te Tr1 H1 Y Dramat1c Club play Footloose ' Dramat 1C Club play Everyth1ng N1ce ' Natlonal Thesp1an Soc1ety Treasurer f Woodrow Wl1S0n Tr1 H1 Y, French Club Joseph Lee Helms Presldent of Student Body V1ce pres1dent of Honor Soc1ety, Member of Pan Amer1can Forum Math Club Dramat1c and Woodrow W1lson H Y Marchmg and Concert Band Margaret Ell1ott H1nton Secretary of Bl0lOgy Club Forum Club Wood row WIISOH Tr1 H1 Y Feature Ed1tor of the Stu dent L1terary Sta.ff of An nual Dramat1c Club Qu11l and Scroll Home Room Presxdent Traff1c Asslst ant Lunch Room ASSISIHHI Dorcus Harmon Hull if 'S- fm Albert Dabney Harvey Woodrow W1lson H1 Y, Pres1dents H1 Y tion P1cture Councll Youth Inter Club Councxl Student Staff, Forum Club Honor Society Barbara Jeanne Hayes D E Club Tr1ang1e Tr1 H1 Y Honor SOCl9ty Jo Arm Hendricks Presno1r Tr1 H1 Y Honor Soc1ety, Glrls In tramural Sports Pres1 dents Tri H1 Y V1ce Presldent of Presldents Tri H1 Y, D L Club, Pub llc Servlce Asslstant Constance Lee Holland Pan Amer1can League Tnangle Tr1 H1 Y Dorothy Hussey D O Club, Tr1angle Tr1 H1 Y, G1rls' Intra mural Sports J N Nr ws. , Rlchard Earl Ireland Trafflc Asslstant, J basketball Varslty basket ball Monogram Club A 1 A., Betty Ann Jenluns Lunch Room ASSlSt ant, Publlc SETVICC Asslst ant, Wllsonlte Trl H1 Y Art Club Secretary, H1s tory Club, Annual Typlst, Mlxed Chorus Dorothy LOUISE Johnson T r a f f 1 c Asslstant Lunchroom ASS1St3.Ilt French Club Intramural Sports Prexle Trl H1 Y Honor SOClety 7 Harrlet Yvonne Jordan Qulll and Scroll Clr culatlon Manager of the Student, Woodrow Wllson Trl H1 Y, Honor Soclety, Glrls' Monogram Club, Pep Club Busmess Staff of An nual Dramatlc Club Marllyn Wlngate Joyner Honor Soclety -G' 1 4? 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'Yun 'T '01 Frank Jemmlson French Club Sclence Club, Band Ruth Clalre Johnson Nancy Lee Jones Latln Club French Club Wllsonlte Trl H1 Y Correspondlng Secretary of the Wllsonlte Trl Hl Y, Prexle Trl H1 Y, B1ology Club, Hlstory Club Honor Soclety Suzanne Journee Buslness Manager of the Student, Vlce presldent of Sr Class, Vlce presl dent of Qulll and Scroll Correspondlng Secretary of the Woodrow Wllson Trl H1 Y, Wllsonlte Trl H1 Y, Home Room Presldent, French Club Publlc Ser vlce Asslstant, Treasurer of Shakespearean Club Lanler Llterary SOCIEYY Ann Lee Justlce vlC6 Presldent of Stu dent Body Vlce Presldent Honor Soclety Vlce Presl dent of Trl Hl Y, Vlce Presldent Bl010gy Club Presldent Home Room Drum Ma1orette ACtlV'l tles Board StudentandAn nual Typlst W W Trl H1 Andrew Kahs Track Team Freddle Gene Keel Honor Society Basketball Barbara Rae Kelly Pan Amerlcan Club D 0 Club Home Ec Club Nancy Kathleen Kmg Intramural Sports Anlta Kroslnn Honor Soclety B1010g'y Club Sclence Club ,ff- 'ii' wr? 'Vt 3 km. -in Ni' QSS' 54 -4-0 if I Esgfii 24 Q f ,W l Ps Edwin Thomas Kay Marchxng Band Con cert Band, D 0 ClubRep resentatlve Motlon Plc ture Club Judith Rae Keller Vnce Presldent and President Forum Club, News Edxtor Student Fea ture Wrlter of Annual, Par llamentarxan Qulll and Scroll Representatlve of Wxlson m Dlstrxct Prose Reading Contest Wllsomte Trl H1 Y Honor SOC16ty French Club Blology Club Shlrley Delores K1mberl1n Home Ec Club Sec and reporter Mlxed Cho rus Iris Lorralne lQim1er D E Club, Intramural IQ Sports, Vlrgmia Club Honor Socxety, Art Club Rlchard Edward Landers Art Club Monogram Club Varslty Football Basketball Mgr Warsxtyl Home Room Presldent 3 years, Dlrector of Publ cxty 52 53 I24 Shirley Ann Landrum Leona Adelalde Lao Hlstory Club Honor Soclety Trlangle Trl H1 Y, Secretary Glrls' Mono gram and OfflCl2.1S Club Intramural Sports Pro ductlon Staff Student,' Math Club Glrls' Sports Writer Florence Agnes Lawrence Edltor ln Chlef The Presldent, Glrls' Sports Editor, Vlce Presldent Pan Amerlcan League Treasu rer Blology Club Reporter Qulll and Scroll Wllsonlte Trl Hl Y Sergeant of Arms Woodrow Wllson Trl Hl Y, Delegate S I P A Conventlon Pep Club, Honor Soclety Harold Levln Blology Club, Honor SOC1EtY Pan Amerlcan Club, Trafflc Asslstant Betty Jean Llneberry iS 'r 'Ns A 'N '95 415.4 APN 'S- ww gg,'X,-. 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A e Connie Ruth Lupton Honor Soclety Lenla McDan1el Pan Amerxcan League Honor Socxety Art Club The Student French Club Trlangle Trl H1 Y Bert Rlal Markman Baseball Team Bas ketball Team Monogram Club, Blology Club 1 J fi! B . C oll Allen Mason Honor Socxety Trafflc Assistant, ACtlVltl6S Asso cxation Home RoomP est dent, J V Basketball I Football Baseball Mgr Varsity Football Vamp ty Basketball 7 Ardeen Mmton I Y 6 ,J Barbara Modlln Secretary Shake spearxan Club, Presldent Prexle Trl H1 Y Home Room Presldent Sopho more and Jumor French Club, Sgt At Arms of Pres nolr Tr1 H1 Y, Honor So clety, Vxrgmxa Club, For um Club Bill Morgan Honor Society Art Club Jean Moss Glrls' Monogram Club Trlangle Trl H1 Y Secretary, Latln Club Science Club, D 0 Club Secretary, Honor Socxety Blology Club, Pep Club, Home Room Traffxc As slstant and Pubhc Service Assxstant, A A Assoc1a tlon Steve I ay Nachman French Club, Blology Club, H1 Y, Honor Soclety, Trafflc Asslstant of home room for 2 years Walter JohnO'Donohue Jr Student Llterary Staff Annual Llterary Staff, H1 Y, Baseball team, Qu1ll and Scroll Betty Moore .Tack Moscovxtz Historv Club Band Mary Delores Mullms Home Ec Club, Hls tory Club, Sclence Club, Blology Club, Trlangle Trl H1 Y, V1ce Presldent of Orchestra Jack Nemeroff French Club, Blology Club Honor Soclety Boys Monogram, Math Club, Football Mgr Baseball Stanley Peck Home Room Treasu rer 3 years, J V Basket ball Lunch Room Asslst ant 3 years, Honor Soclety, French Club, Sczence Club, Bxology Club, Baseball Manager .L-A rf LN., .Jif- Bobby Perldns Biology Club, French Club Varsity TrackTeam Honor Society Treasurer of Home Room Barbara Anne Plerce Honor Soclety, Mass C h o r u s, Hxstory Club, Latm Club, Pep Club Curtis Porter Track, Mono gram Club, Honor Soczety Randolph Pugh Stage Crew Stage Manager, Dramatic Club Motlon Picture Council Golf Team, Woodrow Wxl son H1 Y, Activ1ties Board Phillis Harmma Raskind Douglas Phxlllps D E Club Wllliam Pope Floyd Proctor Shirley Ann Putnam President Home Club, Dramatxc Club, Trl angle Tri Hi Y D E Club Intramural Sports Frances Dora Redden Cheerleader, Presl dents Trl H1 Y, Intra mural Sports Sh1rley Lee Reld Presldents Trl H1 Y, Honor Soclety PanAmer1 can League, B1Ol0gy Club, Pep Club Audrey Ehzabeth RICE Honor Soc1ety, V1ce Presldent of Art Club B1 ology Club, French Club Hlstory Club Publlc Ser v1ce Offlcer Secretary Monogram Club, Track FourYears Captam of Track Team Football Three Years Trafflc Asslstant Publ1c Servlce Ass1staiLA1lClub bf George Leshe Rlggs QA? 61 13 J A Roane Marclung and Concert Band Four Years, Band Oiflcer Two Years French Club Presldent of D E Club Joyce Ehzabeth Robmson Pan Amerlcan Club, BUSINESS Manager of Dra matxc Club, Honor SOCl9fY, Treasurer of Prexle Tr1 H1 Y, Lunch Room Asslst ant, Presldent of Home Room Patr1c1a Luc1a RlCC1t911l Intramural S p o r t s Glrls' Glee Club, Secretary of Mnxed Chorus, Honor Soclety Martha Leah Rlchards Honor Soclety D Club PFCXIE Tr1 H1 Y Lunch Room Asslstant, Public Serv1ce Ass1stant Franc1sJ P Rlley Jr President of Sclence Club V1ce Presldent of Forum, Blology Club HIS tory Club, 1st Afhrmatlve on Debatmg Team, Eastern Dlstrlct Champlon and State Runnerup, Badmltton Champxon 1952 Honor So clety Forens1c Edxtor of Student Sak Ph1ll1p Bernard Robblns I Vars1ty Basketball Joseph Francls Royster Honor Soclety Home Room Traffnc Assnstant French Club D O Club JK' Harry Rudd Jn, John Randolph St George Woodrow Wllson H1 , Sclence Club HonorSo clety Wilson Golf Team History Club Patrlcla Sammons Wiggins Wllsonlte Trl H1 Y Trlangle Trl H1 Y, D E Club Honor Soclety Dra matic Club Russell Sawyer D O Club Grace Marie Sciota Treasurer of D Club Honor Society iX ?,W35i 'Q 3 Y-5 1 Margaret Russo Intramural S p o r ts Triangle Trl H1 Y Honor SOCICU' Dorothy Mae Saarela D E Club Barbara Ann Satterfleld Woodrow Wilson Trl H1 Y fltaul Scarborough III 1 53 '- A -fi resident History -Alf b President Home IJ. r Room 2 years Vice Presi- R af cient Honor Society Presi- dent Science Club, Re- ,porter Feature writer Associate Editor and Edi- tor -in - chief of Student, Secretary and Vice Presi- dent Forum Quill and Scroll Treasurer National Thespian Society Roy Scott Band Boys Hi-Y Robert Erdman Sharp French Club Forum Club H1 Y, Lunch Room Assxstant, Marchmg Band Concert Band Dance Band Baseball Latm Club Band Ofhcer, Sc1ence Club Norman lrw1n Sher Home Room Treasu rer, General Sc1ence Club Pan Amerlcan Club, Var s1ty Football Vars1ty Track M1r1am Rachael S1tler Pres1dent Shake spearean Club V1ce Prest dent French Club Treasu rer Lat1n Club Off1c1a1 and Monogram Club Woodrow W1lson Tr1 H1 Y, Student Staff Dramatlc Club Hon or So c 1 ety Intramural Sports, Forum Robert Henry Sm1th Honor Soc1ety H1story Club Shlrley Ernestme Sm1th Honor SOCl8ty D E Club Barbara Ann Sharrett Home Ec Club Sec retary Band Lunch Room ASSIS Tr1angle Tr1 H1 Y Treasurer and Presldent 4' '37 cn. Charlene S1mmons W1lson1te Tr1 H1 Y French Club Htstory Club ' M1xed Chorus Art Club :Q Muared Joy smnh Trlangle T1 H1 Y Typlst on Student Dra 3' matlc Club Honor Soc1ety Pan Amerlcan League Shelley Conway Sm1th Honor Soc1ety W1l son1te Tr1 H1 Y, Woodrow ' Wllson T 1 H1 Y A A Board BUSINESS Staff of Annual Bus1ness Staff of Student Cheerleader Lat 1n Club French Club, Pep Club f',' .J Suzanne Tanya Snyder Advert1s1ng Mgr of Student Secretary V1ce Pres and Pres1dent of B1ology Club Honor So Clety Wl1SOHlt6 Tr1 H1 Y, Pres1dents T 1 H1 Y, 4-7 Forum Club Lan1er L1t erary SOCl6ty Qu1ll and Scroll Pan Amerlcan League 130 .A 5 ar 'A , I- 1 J sl I - ' ' ' .1 ' ' ., ' '- '- 1 1 X ,Y ' , ' , Y f ry' 3- ' 'I Al ' 1 , Q - U - ' l u' I' 1 - ' L h Y-.iq U 1 ' 1 , 1 . 1 ' V ' . r.- '- , . , .. than ' , D - 1 ' 1 F I' ' 1 ' Y - l In Qmf l, 1 as tx E 1, t ' Q ' r'- '- , . . . . , 1 v 'IQ , , ' X I I 1 ' 1 . tif , L 'fa' , ,- , 1 1 q . v n . . ., ' . ' - , 0 I . , I . '- '- 16 ' r'- '- . , . Mary Ehzabeth Spattlfor Presno1r Tr H1 Y, Pres1dent's Tr1 H1 Y Jo Ann Sterlmg Lola Mae Sutton Martha Parker Taylor D r a m at 1 c C lu b French Club H1story Club Blology Club Pep Club Tr1angle Trl H1 Y Honor Soc1ety Intramural Sports Lunchroom Ass1stant Ac t1v1t1es Assoc1at1on Stanley Allen Thornton D O Club 'fi in 'V' 4 7 F1 .aw- JJ P 129' f 'li 4 7 WN WX NWA 15? vdla Barbara SPIVCY Band Dor1s Stowers Pan Amerlcan League Triangle Tr1 H1 Y HIS tory Club Bus1ness Staff Annual Lewls Leroy Tay10r D E Club Deborah I.au1sp'Thomas Woodrow Wllson Tr1 H1 Y, Marchmg Band Con cert Band Sec of Band HISIOIY Club Math Club Patsy Rae Tonkm Blology Club SCIENCE 'W gg Club H1story Club Sec retary French Club Bus 1ness Staff of Am1ual Pres 1dent's Tr1 H1 Y, Honor Soc1ety Pep Club I32 Charles Wesley Topp1ng Football Bl010gy Club H1story Club Art Club Baseball Lawrence Craxg Turner Honor Soclety D O Club Treasurer Margaret Vaughan Lunchroom ASS1St3.I'lt, Honor SOCl6ty Home Ec Club D E Club Joseph A Walker, Jr French Club Mono gram Club, Football Team J V Basketball Varszty Basketball Co Capta1n Gary Robertson Warren Band , H Y Presl dent Home Room House of Representat1ves Veter an's Counc1l 15 kai N' Jw fiis A3 'al Q., 'Kb Q' -if John H111 Trant Math Club MOTION P1cture Counc1l, H Y Forum Sc1ence Club Ac t1v1t1es Board Joanne Van L1ew Honor Soclety Wood row W1lson Tr1 H1 Y ology Club, Sc1ence Club Intramural Sports Publlc Serxnce Asslstant Mono gram Club Reporter For um Club Pres1dent and Secretary Pan Amer1can League A A Board 1 ,,, fm Jo Ann V1nson Honor SOCIEW, D 0 Club Tr1angle Trl H1 Y Bett1e Lewxs Warren Dramatxc Club, Pres1 dent Nat1onal Thesp1an So c1ety Pres1dent Home Room Pres1dent 3A Rep resentatlve to S t u d e nt Counc1l Part1c1pat1on 1n Plays Footloose' Cheaper by the Dozen ' Presno1r Trl H1 Y, Wood row W1lson Trl H1 Y, French Club Pan Amerl can League Robert Gene Webb Sclence Club Pan Amer1can League V71 N 'ex . ti 1 C . 1 ' e ,I 1 ' 1 1 1 i 1 ' i' 7 ' E hr . . . 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A15 als dm ff .Ex RW' x 'V 3 -sh :IQ Barbara Wexse Adrlenne Whlte Pan Amencan League French Club Honor Socl ety, Art Club Wllsonxte Tr1 H1 Y, Treasurer Art Club Sen1or Tr1 H1 Y Lunch Room Asslstant Jo Ann W1lk1ns Pres1dent's Tr1 H1 Y Wxlsomte Tr1 H1 Y Dra matic Club Play 'Mystery of Mouldy Manor Secre tary of Home Room Sec of Student, Qu1ll and Scroll Publlc Servlce Ass1stant Typist for Annual and Stu dent Make up of Annual Dramatxc Club Barbara Ann Wl11l3mS Honor Society G1r1's Glee Club, M1xed Chorus Hxstory Club Intramural Sports Pep Club D O Club Marllyn Wr1ght Freshman Represen tatlve to Student Councll Presnolr Tr1 H1 Y Glee Club Mxxed Chorus, Vlce Presxdent of Jumor Class Sylvxa Hope Wrlght Presldent of Mlxed Chorus, Honor Soclety Glorla Day Young Drum Majorette Trl angle Trl H1 Y Shakes pearean Club Sclence Club Lunch Room Assxstant, La tm Club Forum Club Bus mess Staff of Annual Math Club, Blue Rxdge Delegate to Southern Hx Y and Trl H1 Y Conventlon Bobby Stephenson a Flora Mae Harvey f ar Russell Myers Henry Abrams no plcture James Wesley Wynn Edgar Merrltt L11l1e G Keith Honor Soclety Pep Club, W W H S B1ble Club 1 Intramrral SFo June Kam I34 .ux- . . A 1 Y ' I f ' , ' -- -ol X . .I , A- V ,,.k -.. , 1 fi 63 ' 1 v ' .J A il K ' ' x H I f ' 'A ff! . -:E brry , ' C , 4 Y, , , K e I , XX I 1 , ' 4 1 Qp ff -'Af R . 1. f , NJ, . A 'I7l ,.'fA ' V I 7 dj' V ,. , - i i i .QAA V .,., Y I -pax x g ? -,'A W A I M -fri x zlv. if V ' 'V Y 1 1. if H. MJ Q A Margaret Beachum Rosser Meredlth Dew Thomas Dovell Gooden Stephen P Kahan ummer chool Graduates N? Nr A A .mbsf we ff' like Betty Jane Bryant Davxd Kemmeth Evans James Robert Jackson Norma Jean Nxxon l35 'D 'DN I I .-. . W J ,J Q f gr a A . a J J 1' '57 L . VIHQ, 4 X ,J Q .J ,fa , fl lr, X f f J, fp his mi x e t 4 ff VI '27 . -4. - J 0 . -.-e ' fl.. Henry Paylor Reynolds Honor Society Trafflc Asslstant, Home Room Presldent for Two Years Thomas Wayne Thorpe Motlon Plcture Councll Club Jxmmy Atklns Dxrector of Pubhclty Patrxcla Wood Hawk D E Club I3b Honor Society, science Bobby Cutchins Per onality Parade Miss Ma I' .V B, Ames XX -i if 2 , Hugh Tribbxe Miss Elizabeth Culpepper ar Take a letter, Jane, Miss Avis Shurnaker cmey Mrs. Newcome A Mr. Sow Mrs. Gertrude Anderson Miss Nannie Perkins Mr' Ezra Heyler Mr Lewis 1 1 .1111 ,vel Who Who Q 3 54 ! -. Best Looking - Bobby Bunting Marilyn Joyner Most Likely to Succeed - Walter O'Donohue Barbara Modlin Q4, Most Likeable - Ernie Clark Dolores Hartung Best Personality - Bobby Bunting Ann Lee Justice 'rv If 5 Y ,, 5 'a x K 3 4 ' is N 1 F Jr ' , 'wr k' B0bbY Bunting Walter O'Donohue I Debbie Thomas Barbara Modlin al A , 3 'rx X xy X cutest ' Most Studious - ' V,'V rg' Among June Grad Most Athletic Best Dressed - John St. George Delores Eure I George Riggs ,, If If 4 X , W Margaret Russo Best A11 Around - 11' Biggest Flirt - Most Original - Doug Browing Stan Peck Bobby Bunting Ann Lee Justice Wittiest - Jerry Goldman Jean Moss Suzanne Journee Foncie Lawrence I4O S Bobby gets a happy handshake from Miriam H. Warren, Bunting Let 1 S Dance 1,- igm VK Q aiwf Rece wmg mme 15 I A M' and A . Mrs SW , - een - ey, M. Bunting greet B 3 KMfly ass and Bruce. 190 W x . x- ' -'I - i 4 N ...f'f' x . six- rxgv X r fa S Warren. Wright' Front -- Harumg' B' Dashiell. B, Bunting. Back - - Cotton, M. Buntingv M 155 Miss Woodhouse takes over at the punch bowl. Te Remember A l4I I I F r I s k i r i , . J ,L jun- MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK Portsmouth, V1r glnla 1 3 3 5 1 9 5 3 sxxry EIGHT YEARS or CONSTRUCTIVE BANKING SERVICE OFFICERS L MCK JACK Clmuman o the Boanl W P LIFSEY Presufent C E ADAMS III Executufe Vzce Presnlent J R PORTER Vzce Pveszrlent R C DEMPSEY W V SAVACE JR KENDALL J BREVNAN HENRY W MaCKENZIE Asszstunt Casb1e1 Asszstant Casbzm Asvzstant Cashrer Attorney Duectms L MCK Jack ohn B Davns H G McCready W P Lxfsey John Kxrchmxer Edward L Oast Wm H Oast C E Adams, III Leslxe T Fox Euclnd M Hanbury Henry W MacKenz1e J Roy Rodman 'k Mam Office Branch Oyfice 217 HIGH STREET 1 62 5 HIGH STREET Member Fedeml Reser me Sgstem Member Fedcml Deposzt Insumncc Covpomtzon 'k . . K .w,A-, -. jf . JUNIUS RICHARDSON .,..,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,.....,,,..,....,...........,I Cashier 'k . . J . ' . . I47 FEBRUARY SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Dear Sylvra As Homecommg for us approaches I thlnk of all the good trmes we had 1n our hlgh school days Last week when I went to the dentrst who 15 none other than Bobby Herse I met Dons jones Prlvett who took her httle g1rl to have her teeth frxed Dr Helse s nurse by the way IS Joyce Babb At Madelyn Smrth s dress shop rn Norfolk I saw Sylvra Wrlkms and Shlrley Holland shopplng for a new out f1t to wear to Barbara DIDIS weddmg Reverend Theodore Schnexder IS performmg the ceremony and Delores Olrver and NancyHartungw1lI srng Because and The Lord s Prayer Somethmg went wrong with our car the other day and I sent If to Allen Wrrght s servrce statlon Remember Maunder Square Edmunds and how he was always cuttrng up'7 lt just so happened he came by whrle I was wa1t1ng for the bus and gave me a rrde home You d never know he was the same person He s really changed He flnally setteled down to a famlly and IS now coachmg commumty football Although there are not too many of the ole gang left 1n Portsmouth I do see one or two every now and then Last week, whrle dolng some early Chrxstmas shoppmg Isaw john Brrce automobxle mechanrc for the J B Drckerson Burck Company who told me Sonny Manmng IS teachmg the Mamage and Famlly Lnfe course 1n one of the hrgh schools 1n Rlchmond He seems to be a wonderful job and every one lrkes hrm Even though I wanted to be secretary to the presrdent of a rarlroad I am much happxer keepmg house for Leonard and Lenny jr and Iknow that even though you wanted to be and alrlme hostess you are happrer keep mg house for Tommy and the baby jlmmre Gr1ff1n who own Green Grrffln Motor Company Bruce Lrpes who rs chnef draftsman rn the Navy yard Robert Sawyer who IS manager of the Belt Lme Rarlroad are rn charge of the Homecomrng Dance lt should be a gala affarr Let me know rf you are planmng tobe here for the brg celebration and when you w1ll amve We w1lI make plans to meet you Love Mary Lee Dear Mary Lee Now that our Homecommg has come and gone I really mrss all the good trmes we had I3Ck18 Walker really looked good It s very pleasant havmg her for a srster rn law She keeps me posted w1th all the news Last week she told me she saw L1ll1an Rutledge and that she IS secretary for james Zregen helm and Roy Coll1ns who have adjomrng law offlces I certamly apprecrate your meetmg us at the arrport when we arrrved I had no 1dea Margaret Mrller would be on the same plane She has really made a name for herself as a reporter on the New York Tlmes I had a letter from Betty Krng recently She stayed 1n Phlladelphra to attend Warren Shand s weddmg I hear Lmwood Dowdy sang for hrm Bobby Smlth IS head football coach at North Carolrna State where Tommy Baker IS an Engllsh Professor Connre DeS1mmone IS l1v1ng rn Chrcago and 1sa very successful model You ll never guess who she saw last month! Captam Beverly Danlels of the U S A1r Force The Ambasador Club held rts annual Thanksglvrng dance last mght jrm Bob Drrver and Fletcher Sojourner and therr wlves came together 1n jrm Bob s new Cad1llac Convertrble Donna Morgan looked lovely 1n her new mmk whrch her husband gave her for therr mnth anmversary Ann Ray also looked lovely rn a Beverly Hodges Or1g1nal The rrch playboy Sumner Pugh came stompmg 1n an hour late w1th Len Groce who IS stxll deter mmed to stay a bachelor I forgot to tell you that enroute home I stopped 1n Baltrmore to go shoppmg I met Lourse johnson Dodd and Carolyn Pettrjohn 1n the Tea Room They are both Housewrves now Barbara Mullen IS a buyer m the Baby De partment whrle Helen Whxte IS wmdow dresser for the Macy Store there jack Dorsey has hrs own T V Statlon Sonny Goldman has hrs own program and recently had as hrs guests Paul Sykes and Melvm Brmkley research chemrsts I also got a letter from Bobby Rose He IS runmng a mght club where Barbara jones rs the star slnger joan Conn told me how sorry she was that she couldn t be back home for Homecommg She has four chrldren who keep her very busy I rmagme there wrll be prctures of the Homecom1ng Celebratron rn the paper srnce Curtrs Lasslter photo grapher for the Asoclated 'Press took qurte a few I hope you wrll send them to me to put rn my scrap book for future reference Thanks agam for meetmg us at the statron and ShOW1Dg us such a good trme whrle we were there Wrlte when you have a chance Love Sylvra 1 , . 1 1 1 - . . , . . . , , . , - - 1 - - - u n I4 r n , . . . . . , . . , . 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I Q Q 1 , . . . , . . , - , . . . 1 ASHBERRY 86 SON INC Coal Wood Kerosene Fuel Ozl Hardware Chautauqua Ave 86 Atlantxc Coast Lme R R PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA D 1, 22,1 WELTON, DUKE 85 HAWKS, INC Insurance and Property Management 407 COURT STREET Telephone 9 2473 Portsmouth, Va R th K R h d T K C O O P E R ' S KEVILL'S FLOWER SHOP jewelers and Szlversmztlas Optometrzsts Cut Flowers Potted Plants Corsages Funeral Deszgns 327 HIGH STREET 405 MIDDLE STREET T 1 ph 7 1267 STANDARD HARDWARE CORPORATION Sclalage Locks E5 Rockwool Ruberoid Roo ng and Sidzng Kyanize Paints Builders' Hardware 'k 603 MIDDLE STREET , . i' 9 I3 - Fidelity and Surety Bonds - Casualty Insurance - Fire Insura 'k u . ic ar s John . evill . i' 'F' . ee one: - FEBRUARY CLASS YEAR SUMMARY When we fmally assumed the responsrbllltres of Semors we reallzed that the most excrtrng year of school was st1ll before us We began by electrng a very capable slate of offrcers led by our Presrdent Lourse johnson Ted Schnerder served as Vrce Presrdent jrm Bob Drrver as Boys Treasurer Ann Ray as Grrls Treasurer Mary Lee Hall as Secretary and Dor1s jones as our Representatlve to the Student Councll Before we knew If Baby Day and thejumor Sen1or Prom were over and we were 4B S orderlng our announce ments and Callmg cards measurlng for Caps and gowns Choosrng statrstlcs wr1t1ng brblrographles and tryrng out for the claw play whlch was drrected by Mrs Wrlda Oakley Our Class advrsor Mrs Betty Blanford helped usvery much as graduatron approached In the excrtrng grad uatron week we had our Baccalaureate Servrce Banquet at the Suburban Country Club and presented our play We Shook the Famlly Tree The brg nlght soon arrrved and we marched forward to recxeve those hard earned dlplomas the gxrls rn whrte gowns the boys 1n blue Each of us knew exactly what we had achreved as we walked away from our hrgh school days and 1nto what the future held for us dlfferenr and greater ach1evements S ,, ' Fl ,lhwq I 'JU in FEBRUARY HISTORY Gee drd I look llke that? Do you remember those f1rst school day DICILIIGS7 Weren t they terrlfrc? We were 8B s when they were taken All of us used to rush through a crowd of unknown upper classmen searchrng desperately for our next class Re member those srx weeks of art when we spent most of the trme admrrrng Ralph Cowan s work and our musrc class where we learned the Alma Mater? In our Freshman year when we were rats we were separated but rt gave us wonderful opportumtres to meet new people and see some of our old frrends We were truly a part of Wrlson that year for we partncxpated 1n Wrlson s second homecomrng Our Sophomore year came upon us qurckly We were practrcally grown and our boys were playlng junror Varsrty sports How proud we were of them! We were feelrng pretty brg when we became jumors The boys had advanced to the Varsrty teams and se veral from our class were on the Student Councrl The brg day fmally arrrved when we ordered our class rrngs Our knuckles were brursed from takrng them off and puttmg them on so much Wasn t rt a wonderful feelrng to be Semors as last? What a wonderful Baby Day we had! All of the glrls were wearrng ruffled dresses tryrng to hold a doll and camera wh1le dodglng the boys who were armed wrth water guns and all day suckers The next mght at the Baby Dance everyone had fun and then our own Dons jones was judged the cutest baby grrll All of us were thrrlled when the mght of the Prom arrlved The gym was beautrfully decorated rn sllver and blue and made a perfect background for the formals and d1nner jackets ln one corner stood a huge moon where we offrcrally recreved our rrngs rn the Rrng Dance September rolled around and we came back from vacatron as mrghty 4B s We started maklng plans al most rmmedratly for graduatron We voted on statlstrcs and posed for prctures Everyone got busy and ordered extra announcements callmg cards and caps and gowns Excrtement was hrgh as graduatron week arrrved The clam play We Shook The Famrly Tree under Mrs Wrlda Oakley s drrectron was a succes Our class advrsor Mrs Betty Blanford was as excrted as we and fmally graduatron None of us wrll ever forget how the class looked the boys rn dark blue gowns and the grrls rn whrte Our names were called we recreved our cherrshed drplomas and after srngrng our Alma Mater we f1led out of the Audrtouum as the February class of 1953 By Beverly Hodges and Margaret Mrller 149 . .... . , . , , . , I , . , . , . - . 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I l ' Compliments of THE BANK OF VIRGINIA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEP OSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CONGRA MAY G TULATIONS TO THE CLASS OOD LUCK ALWAYS FOLLOW OF 1953 YOU' Ponrsmoun-1 VA tl' Fmest Depmtment Stme NP01fS1ll01l J s 'A' O ,. . - .R .aa I I Last Will and Testament -- February 5 We, the February Class of Woodrow Wilson High School in the year 1953, being of sound mind and body, do hereby draw up, ordain and establish this, our last will and testament. To Mrs. Betty Blanford, our advisor, we leave one matched set of completely new nerves to replace the set we destroyed by refusing to meet deadlines. To Mrs. Emma Curlee, we leave a badge of courage as she takes on a new class of 8B's after her Senior registration's graduation. To Mrs. Wilda Oakley, we leave the task of directing another Senior Play as well as she did ours. I, joyce Babb, leave to the Eighth Graders the opportunity to buy a seat in the audirorium for twenty-five cents. Tommy Baker leaves his ability to graduate in four and one half years to Otis Williams. l, Melvin Brinkley, leave the University of Murden's Corner for jimmy Gray to hold down. Roy Collins leaves his brain in English class to Bobby Cutchins. joan Conn leaves to Babs Helwig and Dot johnson her French medal, and hopes they will have as much suc- cess with it as she did. Beverly Daniels leaves his bibliography to the poor, unfortunate 4A'S. Barbara Dennis leaves her cooking skill to the Sophomores. l, jack Dickerson, leave my skill in machine shop to Robert Hux. jack Dorsey leaves his wildcat and tomcat activities to his dear friend, j, P, l, Linwook Dowdy, leave my magnificent voice in the mixed chorus to Ernest Froggy Houghton. I, jim Bob Driver, leave the thrill of handling the money for class dues. Maunder Edmonds leaves his O, K, for Dick lreland to eat lunch with the cheerleaders. Sonny Goldman leaves his first chair saxaphone in the Shieks to jimmy Burkett. To Rufus Cotton l, jimmy Griffen, leave my ability to do advanced Algebra. I, Len Groce, leave to Tommy Carmines my ability to stay awake in History 10 class. Mary Lee Hall leaves her ability to get 'Best Personality' in the graduating class to Rachel Brice. Nancy Hartung leaves Mary Carmichael her ability to follow instructions in Advanced Sewing Class. l, Bobby Heise, leave the same old teachers, in the same old building and the same old dark corners, to the Eighth Graders. l also leave the dark corners to Stanley Garris. l, Beverly Hodges, leave my height to Meyer Chovitz, who could use it. To Mary Spattifor, l, Shirley Holland, leave the ability to get Mrs. Oakley's registration on time, which I was never able to do. Louise johnson leaves the headaches of keeping the Senior Class in line to Bobby Bunting. Barbara jones leaves her bottle of peroxide to Myra Meyers. l, Doris jones, leave to Rufus Cotton my ability to collect pictures of Marilyn Monroe for him during our English class. l, Betty King, leave my newly acquired French accent to anybody who can make use of it. l, Bruce Lipes, leave to Bobby Webb, the document of the Pelican Crew. Curtis Lassiter leaves to jimmy Rigsby the ability to write a term paper. Sonny Manning leaves his busy days in art class to Mary Carlisle. I, Margaret Miller, leave Bill Tuttle and Wesley Batten full swing of the Student Office for the rest of the year. Donna Morgan leaves the thrill of graduating to all 4A's, ,L - -.5,f-'L- , Q..-- ' l I Y - fag Q10 ii. T-Hes. 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' l, Barbara Mullens, leave to Miss Marjory Codd and Adrienne White my best picture of Eisenhower. l53 l, Delores Oliver, leave long division on the Burroughs Calculator to Peggy Ellen Coburn, Carolyn Pettijohn leaves to anybody who has complete control of his temper, her job as substitute. l, Sumner Pugh, leave Mrs. Curlee to contend with the new crop of BB's coming up to take my place. Anne Ray leaves to uTeddy Bear all her ability to graduate in the year 1953, l, Bobby Rose, leave to Buddy Hundley my good conduct and ability to keep out of trouble, Lillian Rutledge leaves office practice with Mr. Ezra Heyler to Marilyn Wright, Robert Sawyer leaves Miss Hilda Devilbiss' English Class to Rose Ann Cullipher, l, Ted Schneider, leave to my very capable assistants, Charles Bashman and the girls, the job of Head 'Stu- dent and Annual Photographer. l, Warren Shand, leave my ability to write the English bibliography to Bobby Cutchins. Bobby Smith leaves to Eddie Phelps his number thirty-seven jersey, and hopes he makes out better with it. Madelyn Smith leaves her ability to share a locker with Betty King for three years and keep a cool head, to any poor kid who can fight it. l, Fletcher Sojourner, leave my number five football jersey to joe White. Paul Sykes leaves Pat Carpenito his football jersey in order to carry on the Park View Tradition, l, jackie Walker, leave the headache of writing a Senior theme to Babs Helwig. May she find the short cut l never did find. Helen White leaves a big bottle of black dye to Buddy Hundley. Allen Wright leaves to Mr. james Burgess, Donald Hughes to pester him. I, jimmy Ziegenhain, leave my skill in woodshop to Bobby Cutchins. Signed: Beverly Hodges Margaret Miller Witnesses: jackie McDaniel jerry Goldman Barbara Ames lx: .,... .-'I vig, xx ' ,, S-f1,A l ' R s-s..., Complzments o SWS SHOE STORES 228 dvoo H1ghStr 1 The Best Dressed W1lson Students WEAR BARNEY, S CLOTHES 305 Hlgh Street Complzments Comphments CLARK S DRUG STORE B E R S O N S Elm Avenue and L6Ckl6 Street T1dgwater 3 Smartest PARK VIEW Speczalty Shops 7 0781 PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 'k 40 5 Court Street Phone 7 48 61 ' f X cm ' ee Of of 7 9 'A' if . . , Phone: - JUNE CLASS HISTORY '55 Remember September 9, 1948? That was the eventful day when we timidly set foot in the vast, endless halls of Woodrow Wilson High School for the very first time. We were the extreme ebb of bacteriological existance, in other words, Eighth Graders. We were herded into registrations, and we made many new friends with students from school all over the city. That fall we were introduces to the activity card, that amazing little rectangle of paper which permitted us to take part in almost every event at Wilson. Remember the auditorium seats and the never-to-be-found elevators? Remember Miss Mary Ames, our lib- rarian, and the worth-while library lessons? And remember those first gym classes? l'll bet you do! The aching backs and creaking bones stayed with us for a long, long time. l'm sure you can recall Bobby Green, the very popular President of the Student Body. The Freshmen year ushered us into mixed classes. Why, sometimes we found ourselves sitting next to a mighty Senior! Speaking of Seniors, we now realize how we must have have interfered with their progress in the crowded halls with flurrying and scurrying, and forever getting into their more dignified ways. ln our Freshman year Wilson celebrated the Homecoming of the Class of 1924. We staged a wonderful Home- coming parade, and played Hopewell, and lost. Ah! Sad, sad. The one way traffic system went into effect in the spring. Detouring to our classes became a necessity, or else we were stopped by a tap on the shoulder from a traffic assistant. Do you recall the pride with which you wore your first Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y pins? There was something fas- cinating about that triangular pin with the little guard attached. Those assemblies! Remember when the schedule changed regarding who would go to what assembly? Re- member Maxie Weinberg? He always introduced the speaker thusly,-'It is indeed a rare privilege to present-- , By 1950 we held the rank of Sophomores, and we were old veterans around Wilson. Now it was our turn to cast an eye down at the energetic Eighth Graders. ln English Ill we had the honor ofsitting in'on King Arthur's Court, and English IV saw us assassinating Julius Caesar. Some classes. Remember the Clock Craze ? The band building had recently been completed, and the band migrated from the cafeteria to its new habitate. Something in the band building clock fouled up the works of all the other trusty timepieces in the school. Registration was over at five after nine, and first period lasted about two hours. Did you enjoy that thirty second lunch half? And those crazy periods! We really lived that day! On April ll, we saw General Douglas MacAtthur's farewell speech on television. We filed into the cafeteria, library, auditorium and various other rooms equipped with televisions for this memorable occasion. This was the year that Mr. A, J. Mapp, our assistant principal, was promoted to Superintendent of Schools, and a very able new assistant, Mr. Robert W, Allen replaced him. We all were extremely fond of Mr. Mapp and equally fond of Mr. Allen. Also, a new headache was heading our way. Remember the days when you cut into any line in the lunch room? Well, cutting into line is fast becoming a lost art with the construction of the new steel rail at the milk bar to make us stop this naughty, naughty, habit. The Honorable George Burns was the President of the Student body that year. We were really reaching the heights of supremacy in our all-important junior year. Elections ran our lives for about a week. Miss Eleanor Dashiellwas chosen to advise the junior Class through thick and thin in the com- ing school year. Our officers were: President-Bobby Bunting, Vice-President-Marilyn Wright, Treasurer-Mary Beth Bunting, Secretary-Delores Hartung, and Representatives to Student Council-Rufus Cotton and Betty Lou WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS dn PERSONAL CARDS Supplzed by W C SAUNDERS COMPANY 717 East Grace Street RICHMOND VIRGINIA M M CROCKIN CO Complzments nc BROAD STREET BEAUTY Over Hal a Century SALON of Good Furmture 342 Broad Street HIGH E. COUlT PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA 'A' The South s Foremost Speczalty Shop d O O 'A' 1 . . ., f 0 I . ' if 'k Westinghouse Headquartcr PHONE: 7-9216 1 1 , . Warren. Very able officers, all of them. '57 Remember the dash for Chapman's, and the two dollar down payment on those Class rings? About this time the President staff went around begging orders for the annual. Then came the runners daringly breaking into classes to announce the pictures being taken in the auditorium. Wasn't it fun escaping geometry for those pre- cious few minutes whole you went to have yours made? immediatly following this came the pilgrimage to Trib- ble's for clam pictures. Then the wonderful plans for the junior-Senior! Can you recollect the tons of silver and blue crepe paper on every corner, and the million and one things to assemble and take care of? ln spite of near disasters, casual catastrophies, and several suicides, the junior-Senior was a slam-bang success. We participated in the mock convention in 1952. Flags of all states were made, and plans flourished for the nomination. Estes Kefauver recieved the nomination for President from the Wilson students. The third lunch half made its appearance near the end of our 3A term. By placing the Eighth Graders in their own lunch period, the other lunch halves were relieved of confusion and overcrowdedness. We were deeply grieved over the loss of one of our beloved students, Doris Bender. Due to an unfortunate automobile accident, tragedy struck, and Doris passed away on the sixteenth of December, 1951. Larry Goldman served as President during our junior year. Miss Dashiell was once again elected to the position of Class advisor in our Senior year. The officers were: President-Bobby Bunting, Vice-President-Suzanne journee, Secretary-Delores Hartung, Girl's Treasurer-Mary Beth Bunting, Boy's Treasurer-Lloyd Beale, and Representative to Student Council, jerry Goldman. Again we made appointments with one, Mr. Tribble. We also found ourselves deeply in debt after we shelled out cold cash for the Senior Class dues that go for everything from A to Z. To our great disappointment the Homecoming parade was canceled because of the Bi-Centennial Parade, but we decorated store windows instead of floats. Say, do you remember those Christmas Holidays? What fun! Television sets were once again installed at Wilson. From these, we witnesed the historical inauguration of General Dwight D, Eisenhower, and the inaugural parade. What do you think of the crowded conditions here at Wilson? Certainly wasn't like that when we came here, was it? We were forced to walk sideways in the halls. One of the worst things that could happen to a Wilson student was to suffer from claustrophobial Gee, our Senior year flew byl Before we realized, mile long term papers were due, measurements for caps and gowns, the big junior-Senior and the wholesome fun of Baby Day was upon us. So many things kept us occupiedl Clubs, meetings, more meetings. Finally, the tryouts for the Class play, the banquet, and the great day, Commencement, on Monday, june 15. We reached the top of the scholastic ladder. Most made it through their own self-guidanceg some were pul- led, some were pushed, some of us slipped and are still climbing, but the memories of Dear Ole Wilson will stay with us forever. By George Garrett JUNE SENIOR YEAR SUMMARY Remember when . . . All the Seniors had their pictures taken for the Annual? . . Miss Dashiell sold papers and pencils to make money for our class? . . Everyone was broke after paying his Dues? . . What a great job the Senior boys did on the football team? . . We voted on the Clam Stastics? . . The averages were figured up? . . We 'music loving Seniors' picked the Class Song? . . The Banquet Committee was solving its problems? . . The Seniors were in utter confusion over Baby Day? . . Everybody had such a marvelous time at the junior-Senior? . . The great dramatic talent of the Seniors was displayed at the Class Play? . . . We finally walked down the aisle for that little square piece of paper? Compllments WHOLESALE SEAFOODS -k Portsmouth, V1rg1n1a of ISAAC PASS Last Wrll and Testament by Ben Wrgghs jr We the june Graduatrng Class of 1953 berng of sound mrnd and body do hereby bequeath to the remarnder of the student body extra seats rn the audrtorrum so that the next classes wrll not have so much trouble frndrng a place to graduate We graduates also leave the followrng thrngs Henry Abrams leaves hrs abrlrty to talk too much Barbara Ann Ames leaves her abrlrty to talk too much to Frances Peddy and may she use rt better than Barbara Wrnrfred Vrrgrnra Ammons leaves to jean Futrell the thrrll of graduatrng To Hook Harry james Archer jr leaves hrs abrlrty to check so that he may keep the grrls happy after he rs gone james Franklrn Armrstead leaves to Mr Galrford enough luck and asprrrn to make a state champronshrp team out of thrs years hopefuls and to Sparrow james leaves hrs place rn the 880 Cleo Lorena Barchelor wrlls to jrmmre Seeds all her talent and abrlrty of makrng A To joe Fordham Roland Wesley Batten leaves the job of makrng up the school newspaper and twelve pounds of brass ball to some boy to throw rn the State meet Lloyd Lrnwood Beale leaves to Teddy Gartman the prrvelege of rrdrng the bus to school every mornrng for two full school semesters To whoever wants them Phyllrs Rae Blachman leaves the unpard Student brlls Ma.ry Frances Black leaves to all junrors the rnabrlrty to understand MacBeth Frank Drxon Blow leaves to joan Garthrrght hrs abrlrty to take Englrsh 7 three trmes To the new students and her srster Beverly Anne Nancy Leah Bond wrlls a good homeroom teacher who rs thoughtful and as understandrng as Mrss Eleanor Dashrell To all future shorthand students Lorrarne Marre Braul leaves the hope of a new rnsurance polrcy one rnsure your achrng hands Herbert Martrn Brewer leaves locker 583 to the student who rs lucky enough to get rt to hrmself Dorothy Brown leaves to all her pals the fun she had at Wrlson Wrllram Bruce hereby wrlls to Coach Mrlls all copyrrghts of hrs song Bogey Man Floatrng Dovrm the Rrver Betty jane Bryant leaves to anyjunror her abrlrty to pass the Senror Math exam yet not havrng passed General Math ll Rrchard Buchanan leaves to anyone who wrshes to stay rn school a lrfetrme hrs abrlrty to take three years to pass two years of Spanrsh and frve to frmsh Math Robert Alwyn Buntrng leaves hrs abrlrty to take Englrsh 7 wrthout buyrng Englrsh books to anyone who wants It Clarence Busby leaves hrs spot on the golf team to some rndustrrous boy To the next treasurer of the Trrangle Trr Hr Y Barbara Ann Butler leaves all her headaches George Franklrn Butler leav s to all prospectrve D O students for the future a chance to work wrth the outstandrng co ordrnator rn the state Mr Ankeney To joy Wrlson Nancy Ann Butler leaves her twenty three rnch warstlrne Robert Wrllard Callrs leaves a good class for Mr Dyer rn woodshop Mary Katherrne Carlrsle leaves a smrle to Mr Galrford Thomas Carmrnes leaves hrs abrlrty to throw the lrne to Randy Lee Ernest Ray Clark leaves foul shootrng abrlrty to Coach Mrlls Beverly Mell Clements wrlls all her abrlrty to get to class on trme to some poor and needy freshman june Leslre Coley leaves to future Pre Nurs1ngD O Students the joy of rushrng from school to the hosprtal eatrng and dressrng all rn 1 hour Shrrley Melrnda Cone hopes the lucky group who wrll have Reg 110 can get there on trme Patrrcra Faye Corbett leaves to anyone who wants rt her experrence of attendrng an all grrl school for a year and her abrlrty to blush Phrlrp Wayne Crarg wrll turn the D O program back over to Mr Ankeney Remember Freshmen rf you don t thrnk that money rs valuable just try to borrow some Frank Edward Creasy leaves james the hope of gettrng out of school Brshop Harold Credle leaves to the junror Class the Senror theme rn hopes that they wrll paw rt wrth ease Rufus Cotton leaves hrs hrgh jumprng abrlrty to Sonny Terry Shrrley Cross leaves her abrlrty to rush down from the 3rd floor and get seats rn the cafeterra before anyone else to Mary Ella Wood May she endure the strarn Bobby Cutchrns leaves hrs baseball abrlrty to Davrd Ames Anne Marre Cuthrlell leaves all the Math she drdn t take to the next regrstratron rn 206 Shrrley Mae DeFrres wrll leave the prrde and joy of berng a senror to her srster Rose Marre Ellre Corenne Dejarnette leaves all of the best lookrng grrls rn school to Cassanova Pettyjohn Wrllram lves Dewson jr leaves to all rncomrng 8A and 8B hrs surplus batch of audrtorlum seat trckets to be H - H , . , . . . . . . , . .. .,' , . . . . , . 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School Days Are Over, Life's Work Begins Follow the News of Portsmouth and the World Through the Columns of THE PORTSMOUTH STAR EVERY AFTERNOON SUNDAY MORNING Congratulations to the Graduates of Woodrow Wzlson Hzgh School Class of 1955 LEGGETT S DEPARTMENT STORE The Home of Better Values Your Confidence Is Our Greatest Asset 22 1 2 2 3 HIGH STREET Phone 7 0741 Portsmouth, Vxrgmxa THE HOMESTEAD MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Loans to Buy Buzld, Remodel or Re nance Prompt Attentzon to All Applzcatzons 344 BROAD STREET Phone 7 7351 Portsmouth, Vlfglllla, Complzments SHORTY S PURE OIL SERVICE 40 1 7 Alrlme Turnp1ke FANCYMINTS fo Wdd g A o l Sp Mt P dNtsfP p :IF hto TAYLOR MADE CANDIES 316 KING STREET qopp P t offi J st DIAL 9 9374 AdLtU K Y N d It Rght If Its Taglo rl 7 Q 9 'k . . I . . . I , fi 'A' . I . . . U , r e in s, nniver- saries, Sh wer Parties, and Al ecial Occasions, 80c Per Pound fnot less of than 50 in s to oundl Salte u re are res Orderl J osite os ce 'A' u - l . n e s now our ee s PP Ps i 7 , el!! sold at half prrce Davrd Evans leaves hrs place rn the long lrne rn front of the offrce to all 8B who follow me Delores Ann Eure leaves her struggle through Latrn to some unfortunate Freshman Douglas Clrfton Brownrng leaves hrs flrrtrng abrlrty to Errc Smrth Shrrley jeanne Farrfreld takes prty on poor Ruth Gxbbs and leaves her sextet W because she struggled all year wrthout one also she leaves those early mormng practrce hours to the new unsuspectrng members of the sextet Martrn lrvrn Farfel wrll leave to some unsuspectrng junror hrs physrcs book and Mr Whrte Arthur Beryl Farfel will leave hrs whrte Uj band shoes to any wretched freshman bandsman who has cast rron feet Betty Anne Felton leaves to all unsuspectrng 8B s her seat rn Mr Heyler s Shorthand Class and God help them Carl l ydon Frler leaves hrs memorres of Dear Old Wrlson Hr to the students who wrll be fortunate rn gorng to a New Hrgh School Brlly Frnley wrlls hrs reserved seat rn the audrtorrum to the most deservrng 8B to enter rn the comrng term jane Parrrsh Frtzgeralcl leaves the trtle of Mrss Brooks to any Dramatrc Club Member ambrtrous enough to learn 450 lrnes Madlyne jane Flanders leaves to Charlotte Lao the pleasure of berng wrth Coach Wrld durrng lunch half Elrzabeth Beatrrce Fordham leaves to the next Exchange Edrtor of the Student her study rn the Student Offrce Barbara Foster wrlls her Englrsh book to Barbara Terry Carol Ann Franklrn leaves her abrlrty to pass Englrsh qeven on a C 5 to Vrvran Rrch George Earl Garrett to the future Spanrsh students under Mrss Woodward leaves them to frnd out the secrecy behrnd her famous closet plus a four year s upply of asprrrn Stanley A Garrrs jr leaves a blazed trarl that he made to get out of here Phyllrs Vurgrnra Gettrer leaves to some 8B her abrlrty to come rnto Regrstratron late every other day jerry Allen Goldman leaves the many happy hours spent rn Coach Whrte s Physrcs class to any unfortunate sole Dorothy Anne Goodwrn leaves her place rn the alto sectron of the Mrxed Chorus to anyone who rs wrllmg to have II Geraldrne Gray leaves to Flo Laton her abrlrty to graduate rn three and one half years Maxre Ann Hall as Vrce Presrdent of the D E Club leaves her good trmes to jo Anne Hooks jerry Hannaman leaves the gruesome task of wrrtrng a Brblrography Grover Lee Hathaway to all Freshmen leaves the halls rn whrch to scramble around rn Shrrley Harcum leaves her slrghtly used Chemrstry book to some fortunate person who can understand rt Dolores Rae l-lartung to some deservrng junror leaves her posrtron as Secretary of the Senror Class Albert Dabney Harvy leaves hrs prrvate seat rn the projectron booth to anyone who rs capable of frllrng the posrtron Flora Harvey wrlls her erght o clock class to those students who lrke to sleep Mary Welton Hawks to all prospectrve cheerleaders leaves her many good trmes and the thrrlls of the foot ball trrp to Lynchburg joseph Lee Helms leaves hrs favorrte stool seat rn Mr Whrte s Physrcs claw for some other unfortunate soul to shrne jo Ann Hendrrcks to jo Ann Rrchards leaves her lrttle black book so she can take up where she leaves off Constance Lee Holland to anyone who wants them leaves her term theme and all her book reports and to Stafford she leaves the hope that he graduates next February Margaret Hmton to some poor hapless soul leaves the cherrshed duty of assxgnrng Features for the Student every Monday mormng Dorcus Harmon Hull wrlls her Senror math book to those who aren t smart enough to pass the test Dorothy Husey leaves her struggle through the Chemrstry Experrments to those more fortunate Drck Ireland leaves hrs abrlrty to make foul shots to Errc Smrth Betty Ann jenkrns leaves to Mrllre Brown the abrlrty to get along wrth the grrls from St Pauls Clare johnson leaves to Betty Lou Morton her place rn the D E class and hopes she wrll work harder than we have Dorothy Lourse johnson leaves to Barbara Helwrg her tarheel accent Nancy Lee jones wrll leave to Annbeth Lawrence her quletnes and hopes that she w1l1 take advantage of rt rn the future Harrret Yvonne jordan leaves to the next crrculatron manager of the Student her key and prrvrleges of the Student Offrce Marrlyn Wrngate joyner wrll leave to Shrrley Drvrdson her abrllty to graduate from hrgh school rn four years Boy, she wrll need rtl Suzanne journee leaves her key to the Student offrce to the new busmess manager Barbara Scheetz Ann Lee justrce leaves to the Majorettes all of the fun she's had rn the band and to Oscar she leaves hrm . .. - - un 1 , 1 . p - v . , . . u. n - -- . . - u vu - 1 . ,F .. 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Compliments Of THE CIRCLE Portsmouth s Home of the World Famous Chzcken zu the Rough W 841 PARKER Wholesale Grocerzes Tobacco Coal 701 CRAWFORD STREET D1al 9 1 4 6 1 C omplzments COMMUNITY MOTOR BUS COMPANY PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA Parlor Coaches or Charter Serwce to Any Destzuatzon For Informatnon D1a1 7 22 5 1 Complzments 0f L M HARRELL 86 SON Bzcycles and Sportmg Goods Goldsmzth Athletic Equzpment 607 Hxgh Street Portsmouth V1rg1n1a. if Q af of 1 if f . .. .,. - . ,... the lst charr All State june Karn leaves to Bobby Kay the rrght rn succeedrng rn catchrng her Andrew Kalrs wrll leave a state champronshrp rn track to Coach Gallrford Edwrn Kay leaves Mr Ankeney success rn hrs D O Club for years to come and all freshmen remember that one who loves hrmself has no competrtron Freddre Gene Keel leaves hrs abrlrty to flrrt and play basketball to Davrd Ames Barbara Rae Kelly wrll leave to the fortunate Students who take Chemrstry rn the future the rest of her desk after the explosron judy Keller leaves to the junror Class that wonderful feelrng of berng a senror Shrrley Delores Krmberlrn wrll leave to the up and comrng students my seat rn the Mrxed Chorus Anrta Kroskrn leaves to Mr Whrte a normal human regrstratron Rrchard Edward Landers leaves to some worthy student the headaches of the pornt system Shrrley Landrum leaves her abrlrty to come rn to regrstratron late every day and always grve the same ex cuse to Peggy Peed Charles Cleveland Laney vtrll leave to Buzzy Outten the Honorary rank of Chref Plunker of the Pelrcan Crew Leona Adelarde Lao leaves her abrlrty to get a 56 bowlrng average to anyone who rs as unlucky as she Garl Frances Laughon leaves her place as the shortest Senror to some deservrng Junror Florence Agnes Lawrence wrll leave to Betty Wade Mrles the abrlrty to work up from scratch to be the Edrtor rn chref of The Presrdent Joan Gaye Levy leaves her abrlrty to get a letter rn athletrcs to Phrllrs Davrs Claudette Lrppard leaves one slrghtly used seat rn publrc speakrng class to any semr rntellrgent student lackrng a nervous system who can take all the crrtrcrsm the claw may offer judy Long leaves her empty chart rn D O Class to some other fortunate student so that Mr Ankeney can fus at them too Connre Lupton wrll leave her abrlrty to graduate rn four years to Gayle Lupton jack McDonald leaves hrs abrlrty to hustle and hrs curve ball to Brlly Rrcks jackre McDan1el leaves to the next unfortunate typrsts for The Student that so called typewrrter rn the Student offrce Here s wrshrng you luck Lerla McDan1el wrll leave to all those students takrng Drrvers Trarnrng her abrlrty to park the car Bert Markman leaves hrs audrtorrum seat to the next 8B and hrs locker to anyone who wrll pay the 15 cents Carroll Mason leaves to any of the boys out for sports the pleasure of playrng for two of the frnest men Coach Gallrford and Coach Gray Benjamrn Merr leaves to Coach Gallrford a fresh can of tobacco Russell Meyers wrll leave to Warren Rawels Publrc Speakrng Class wrth rts great pleasures and an early lunch half next year Edgar Merrrtt wrll leave hrs gum chewrng rn Mrs Perkrns class to some hopeless vrctrm who doesn t know any better but wrll soon learn Ardeen Mrnton leaves to her brother Malery her short locker May he have many wrrnkled Jackets Barbara Modlrn leaves the headaches of the new school magazrne to some poor junror jack Moscovrtz leaves all of hrs themes and book reports for sale at half prrce rn 206 jean Moss leaves her love of chemrstry to the unfortunate one of 1954 rn 206 Mary Mullrns wrll leave her well played vrolrn to all the freshmen rn the orchestra to be drvrded equally among them Steve Nachman leaves typewrrter number 23 rn room 107 to Mrs Gray rn hopes that she mrght have such wonderful typrst as hrm rn the future Norma Nrxon leaves her place rn 206 to anyone who rs wrllrng to stt rn a broken down charr Walter O Donahue leaves to Mr Whrte our farthful physrcs teacher one beat up meter strck one set of rnaccurate werghts and one corroded steel sprrng that he mrght measure wrth less than 395 error all hrs stress and strarns Martha Parker Taylor wrll leave her Hrstory 10 book to anyone marrred Stanley Peck leaves to Davrd hrs seat rn Mr Whrte s physrcs clam also hrs book meter strck and expert ments Bobby Perkrns leaves Reg 102 to the 8A s next year for frve long years Douglas Phrllrps leaves hrs harr and also hrs name Hollywood to some lucky soul Barbara Arm Prerce leaves all her happy memorres of hrgh school and all her books to her srster Marlene Brll Pope leaves wrth the hope that the followrng Spanrsh student under Mrss Woodard gets better grades than he dr Curtrs Porter leaves the headaches of next year s track team to Coach Gallrford Floyd Proctor leaves hrs brarns and brrllrance to Joyce C or rn case of an accrdent to her he leaves them to Robert Stubbrn Randolph Pugh leaves the troubles and worrres of berng stage manager to Tommy Bowers ' - . 163 ll 0 . 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', I NORMAN PACKING CORPORATION Dealers zn Meats Prowszons and Produce 932 934 936 HIGH STREET T 1 ph 71298 JOHNSON OPTICAL C l COMPANY omp zments PHONE 7 4675 PORTSMOUTH CAMERA SHOP :Photograplazc Equzpment Autlaorzzed Kodak and Gra ex Dealer 171 6 Hlgh Street Phone 9 2991 mph 73427 KREGER'S Wholesale and Retazl Pure Foods 'k 21 1 HIGH STREET , . . 1' C e One: ' -A' o f 708 Washington Street A FRIEND Shrrley Putnam leaves her abrlrty to hustle to class to Verna Rae Bouch Frances Redden leaves her helrum hrps to Alene Cross who has the capacrty of holdrng the werght better than she Shrrley Reld leaves her abrlrty of gettrng out of homework under Mrss Woodard to all future fourth year Spanrsh students Patsy Rrccrtellr leaves to Duane Trowbrrdge her abrlrty to learn Carl Rrckard leaves to jerry Crutchen Harold Dulany Charles Kelly and all the other future D O students Mr john V Ankeney Martha Rrchards leaves to the next secretary of the D E Club the struggles of takrng mrnutes George Rrggs leaves to any ambrtrous freshman hrs athletrc abrlrtres and pray they do more than he drd Pat Rrley leaves the task of berng the only Republrcan rn Mrss Lash s claw to Buzzy Outten j A Roane leaves to Bobby Godwrn hrs skrll to play the trumpet Phrl Robbrns leaves to Wrley Krdd hrs skrll rn basketball Ifwyce Robrnson leaves her shorthand and drctronary to any new shorthand student Harry Rudd leaves second chart French Horn rn the band to Ernre Hadnot joe Royster rs hoprng to take everythrng wrth hrm except hrs two years rn French and anybody can have that john St George leaves Curtrs Outten one dollar to pay for hrs rrdes to school every mornrng Dorothy Saarela leaves her place rn Mrss Whrte s Englrsh class Pat Sammons leaves her sweet drsposrtron to Mr Heyler Barbara Satterfreld leaves to Betty Faulkner her good trmes rn Mrss Dashrell s lst perrod Latrn class Russell Sawyer leaves to Mr Ankeney who rs about to pop hrs cork an openrng rn the D O Club Paul Scarborough leaves to whoever can wrthstand the Job wrthout collapsrng the newspaper and all rts headaches and also to Lrz hrs beat up senror books for whatever use she can make of them Roy Scott leaves to some poor unfortunate soul the abrlrty to struggle through Englrsh 8 Bobby Sharp leaves hrs self made Bop' That can be done wrth Kay at the Hops' Barbara Sharrett leaves all her books and anythrng pertarnrng to school to any poor freshman who wants them and all the headaches and worrres of the Trrangle Trr H1 Y to the next presrdent Norman Sher leaves to the furnace man hrs permanent record card Charlene Srmmons leaves her abrlrty to get a sun tan to Garl Shepherd Mrrram Srtler leaves her favorrte potted plant to add to Mrs Brumfreld s Jungle joy Smrth leaves to Lynette Smrth and Cora Lee jordan the abrlrty to get to class on trme wrthout berng mauled rn the halls Shelley Smrth leaves to Tola Warren her curly harr because she really needs rt Shrrley Smrth leaves to Mary Ann Harrell her abrlrty to be late every day and not have a demerrt rn four years Suzanne Snyder leaves to her srster Barbara and Carolyn Goldman the abrlrty to get Mrss Emrly Dashrell for 4 terms of Englrsh Barbara Sprvey leaves her best wrshes to those who must contrnue to stay up here not later than 54 Joann Sterlrng leaves her place rn the sextet to anyone wrllrng to go to all the early mornmg rehearsals Dorrs Stowers leaves all her themes and book reports to Frankre Seeds Debbre Thomas leaves to Mary Lou Sweat the chance next year to be Homecomrng Queen Stanley Allen Thornton leaves all hrs books to those people who have been borrowmg them wrthout askrng Patsy Rae Tonkrn assrgns all her srnes and cosrnes of the Trrg class to some grrl ambrtrous enough to take the course jack Trant leaves to fessor H Whrte the prospect of havrng another brrllrant student teacher such as joseph rn hrs next physrcs claw joanne Van Lrew leaves the joy of translatrng Don Qurlote to the next fourth year Spanrsh class unfortunate enough to get rt Margaret Vaughan leaves to Frankre Drake and her brother Charles her abrlrty to graduate from hrgh school rn 356 years jo Ann Vrnson leaves her math book to someone who rs smart enough to pass rt joseph Alexander Walker jr leaves all hrs Goofrng off rn basketball practrce to Feets Severn Bettre Warren leaves to the next Dramatrc Club presrdent the headaches and good trmes of the Dramatrc Club along wrth a bottle of asprrrn Robert Webb leaves to hrs fellow undergraduates all hrs hard work and good trmes and also a wonderful school Robert Weber leaves hrs baton to anyone who wants to have the thrrll and prrvelege of berng Drum Major of the Wrlson Hrgh School Band Barbara Werse leaves to all erghth graders a word of sympathy Ben Wrggrns leaves to Lawrence W I Anson hrs French ll book and all the wonderful experrences of French class He also leaves to Mrs Lrourse N Fontarne a new regrstratron of 8A s and that she wrll render them the same cherrshable servrces that she rendered 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' . . . . . . , . . - 1 . . . . , . . . . , Open an Account With Us and Save For Your College Education CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY ' The Progresszve Bank Mazn Ojfce 225 HIGH STREET West End Branch 3201 HIGH STREET, CORNER VERMONT 1k 'A' r ' as 'k Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation jo Ann wl1kll'lS leaves to Mrs Fonta1ne a new flock of 8th graders w1th the hope that she w1ll g1Ve them the gu1dance that she gave Reg 5 Barbara W1ll1ams leaves the school Wllh the hope they w1ll obta1n enough soap to keep the rest rooms fully supplled at all t1mes Mary W1ll1arnson leaves her Llncoln to anyone who can get a date and dance Mar1lyn wflght leaves to Beverly jones Off1ce Practtce w1th Mr Hyler Sylv1a Wr1ght leaves a new I3d1O to MISS W1ll1ams 1n 113 Glor1a Young leaves to all prospect1ve ma Jorettes one well tra1ned pau of legs 1n hopes that they Wlll enable them to strut better for the Woodrow W1lson Band SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES john Spradlln leaves the whole school to anyone who w1ll have tt Thomas Thorpe leaves to the 8th graders and future students a n1ce and wonderful school to uphold 1ts h1gh 1deals and standards and through God s w1ll to make these 1deals and standards even h1gher NAME Henry Abrams Barbara Anne Ames wlnlffed Ammons Harry Archer jr james Arm1stead Cleo Batchelor Roland Wesley Batten Lloyd Lmwood Beale Mary Frances Black Frank Blow Nancy Leah Bond Robert Braddshaw Lorrarne Mane Brault Herbert Brewer Carol Brooks Dorothy Brown Douglas Br0wn1ng W1ll1am Bruce Mary Beth Bunt1ng Robert Alwyn Buntlng Clarence Busby Barbara Ann Butler George Butler Nancy Ann Butler Robert Callls Mary Carlxsle Thomas Carm1nes Marjone Lee Chapman Ernest Ray Clark Beverley Mell Clements june I..es11e Coley Shrrley Cone Pat Corbrtt Ph1l1p Crarg Frank Creasy B1shop Creclle Shrrley Cross Anne Mane Cuthnell Shtrley DeFr1es Corene Dejamette W1ll1am Dewson jr Mac Dowdy Delores Eure Sh1rley Farrfleld NICKNAME AMBITION Hank Babs W1nn1e Wheel Casonova Choloe Hammer Heels Fran D1ck Bobby Lazy l-lerbte Peggy IS Doug 1 Bobby Buzzy Bootsy lgn1t1on Ann W1ll1e Merklestern Hank Marge Shoulders Jume Bug F1F1 Fl1p Kayo e B1 Shtrl Doctor M R S degree get marr1ed make a m1ll1on and have a aeronauucs eng1neer nurse dentlst automob1le dealer stenographer play boy accompl1shed PIHHISI get marr1ed to work and get marr1ed clrmb Mt Everest go to college run an orphanage have a busmess of my own lawyer prtvate secretary become a success un 1 e professlonal golfer to get marr1ed success rn auto parts work work 1n LuSade wtth Normr eng1neer art1st succes tn college track get marr1ed doctor h0US8Wlf6 nurse go to college top notch stenographer playboy own a cloth1ng store brg fam1ly e as boss open the largest modermzed auto repa1r garage M R S degree 3 month honeymoon full tlme Chr1st1an worker secretary go to PGIIS go to college go to college make m1ll1ons and see the world I67 Phyllis Rae Blachman Phyll go to college and marriage S. ' ' B'll . . 1.f Bev ' De ' ' , . 'll ' Let's Go To RODMAN'S BAR B QUE ' Fmest Sandwzclaes 111 the South Hlgh at Hamllton Avenue PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA Phones 9 9335 or 9 9235 Complzments NORFOLK COUNTY FERRIES MORRIS COMPANY, INC F urmture Ap plzances Radzo F rzgzdazre 'A' 206 HIGH STREET DIAL 7 4611 PORTSMOUTH VA 'R r ' ' ' as 'k 9 Of ir E. E. HARRELL, Superintendent ' r Arthur Farfel Martm Farfel Betty Felton Carl Lydon F rler Wrllram Frnley jane Frtzgerald Madlyne jane Flanders Ehzabeth Fordham Barbara Foster Carol Ann Franklm George Earl Garrett Stanley A Gamss jr Phyllrs Gettrer jerry AllenGoldman Dorothy Anne Goodwm Geralrne Gray Doug Gunnell V1v1an joyce Gurkm Maxre Ann Hall Nancy jane Hams Sherwood Hams Grover Lee Hathaway Shrrley Haroum Dolores Rae Hartung Albert Dabney Harvy Flora Harvey Mary Welton Hawks Barbara jeanne Hayes joseph Lee Helms jo Ann Hendrrcks Constance Lee Holland Dorcus Harman Hull Dorothy Hussey Dlck lreland Frank jemmlson Betty Ann jenkrns Clarre johnson Dorothy Lourse johnson Nancy Lee jones Harrlet Yvonne jordan Marxlyn Wmgate joyner Suzanne journee Ann Lee justrce Andrew Kalrs Edwrn Kay L1ll1e Kerth Freddre Gene Keel Barbara Rae Kelly judrth Rae Keller Shrrley Delores Krmberlm Nancy Kathleen Krng lrrs Lorrame Klmner Amta Kroskm Rrchard Edward Landers Shrrley Landrum Charles Cleveland Laney Leona Adelarde Lao Gall Frances Laughon Florence Agnes Lawrence Sndney Lawrence Harold Levm Beryl Sully Gangrene Bamey Brlly Mlss Brooks Lrbby Barby Strnker Gabby Stan Phl Mole Gerry Sam Shorty Peanut Ham Bxrd Daffy F o Robrn Bobble oe Connre Oll1e Betts Cuddles Chrcken Yv1e ue Choo choo Slrm Salty Shot gun Bobble udy Shookre Krtty Dmky Neat D1ck1e Shrrl Charlre Shorty Foncre S1 Hrnley be a m1ll1ona1re cow grrl 1n Texas engmeer doctor concert pramst receptromst frmsh college to graduate move to Chrcago tn August Journahst dentrst or C P to get marrled pharmaclst secretary then who knows7 make a lot of money dodge the draft and go to college marry a m1ll1ona1re and lrve llke a queen book keeper full trme Chrlstran servrce study socral sc1ences engmeer laboratory techmcran be a success rn lrfe dentlst nursery school teacher school teacher model engrneer go to college and contmue D E work go through one day wrthout an argument w1th Stafford secretarlal work nurse set up my own busmes dentlst to learn to eat bananas the rest of my lrfe stenographer go back to Carolrna artlst see the world secretary fmrsh W1l11am and Mary musrcran to be an athlete electromcs mechamc good housewrfe and mother basketball coach nurse to lrve a happy successful l1fe to work a llttle whrle then sett e down secretary frmsh my struggle laboratory techmclan own a motel and restaurant really lrve lrve to be one hundred go to college and see Doug get marrred teach physlcal educatxon chemrst engrneer 169 - ' , - ' . .A. . . .1 . 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CONGRATULATE TRIBBLE STUDIO joan Levy Claudette Lxppard jean Lmeberry Judy Long Conme Lupton jack McDonald jackle McDan1el Le1la McDan1el Bert Markman Carroll Mason George Mayo Benjamln Merr Russell Meyers Edgar Merrrtt Ardeen Mrnton Barbara Modlrn B111 Morgan jack Moscovrtz jean Mos Mary Mullrns Stephen Nachman jack Nemeroff Charles Norrls Walter O Donohue Stanley Peck Bobby P6Ik1l'lS Douglas Phl111pS Anne Prerce B111 Pope Curtrs Porter Floyd Proctor Randolph Pugh Ph1l1s Raskmd Frances Redden Shrrley Rerd Henry Reynolds Patsy R1cc1tell1 Audrey Rrce Carl Rrckard Martha RlChaIdS George Rrggs Pat Rlley j A Roane Phtllrp Bernard Robbms Joyce Robmson Harry Rudd joe Royster Margaret Russo john St George Dorothy Saarela Barbara Satterfleld Rusell Sawyer Paul Scarborough Roy Scott Robert Sharp Barbara Sharrett Norman Sher Charlene Srmmons Mrrram S1t1er joy Smxth Robert Smrth Shelley Smrth Gay Brb t1me Mustard Half pmt Rocky Cautlous Bunky Benny Rus DUYUPY Bobble L1tt1e o jackre W1ll1e Mae Stevre Neme 1 Stan Perk Hollywood W1ll1e LIII Puggy Randy Flrcka Tank at Chref Marty Pony Senator Cookle Ph1 o Harvey e Margxe johnme Babs Russ Bob Pooka Mouse Ch arl 19 Smrttxe Bobby Shel nurse go to college secretary nurse lawyer personnel manager go to Pans get mamed move to Florida and be a m1ll1ona1re be a general m the a1r force doctor head engmeer of Du Pont mrmster contractor m1ll1onarre take up DUSIDCSS at East Carolma engmeer own my own busmess nurse secretary then what? accountant archrtect doctor Peck Iron and Metal Co earn a mrllron stenographer engmeer mrmster work and make money professlonal theater work busmess school physrcal educatlon teacher busxness school engmeer to keep Duane to go to college rad1o engmeer marry a certaln fly boy to get through college Republlcan senator from Va get mamed to Neva to play basketball rn Madrson Square Garden model be a success rn the electrlcal freld to get r1ch secretary doctor profesronal skater ralse a baseball team baker lawyer busmesman lawyer a1rl1ne stewardess to be presrdent of the Lu Sade Shop career grrl 1n Florlda to be of servrce 1n the world to go to college archrtect to go to college ' Ed . . B y . . 8.11 . ' O. D. . . C . . Shirley Putnam Put-put typist in the Navy Yard H. P. ' . . . P . 0 .1 Q .1 . . . -I y . - f J I ' i Dot ' UAH ' TBLEE Realtor Establzslaed 1 894 Rents Collected Fzre Insurance Auto Complzments SOUTHERN CANDY CO Portsmoutlfs Largest Wholesale Confectzoners and Soda Fountazn Supplzes Wearer film, MEN S WEAR 23 1 H1gh Street PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA Complzments MASON SEED 81 FEED CO 606 M1ddle Street PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA Comphments HOTEL PORTSMOUTH One Hundred Azr Condztzoned Rooms High and Dnnwlddxe Streets Telephone: 9-13 0 1 . . Of -7: . t . Clotloes Tbatflease the . Of 7 O i of 'k Shrrley Smxth Suzanne Snyder Barbara Sprvey joann Sterlmg Dorls Stowers Lola Mae Sutton Leroy Taylor Debble Thomas Stanley Allen Thornton Patsy Tonkm Charles Toppmg jack Trant Cralg Turner Joanne Van LIGW Margaret Vaughan jo Ann Vlnson joseph Alexander Walker Bettre Lewrs Warren Cary Robertson Warren Robert Webb Robert Webber Barbara WCISC Adrienne Whrte Ben Wlggrns jo Ann W1lklTlS Leonard w11k1DSOD Barbara Wrlltams M1nn1e Wxllrams Marrlyn Wrlght Sylvra Wr1ght james Wynn Glorxa Young ue Bobble jo anme Suzy Q Actor De Mutt Chuck ody Peggy I0 I0 Wou Coach Splder o Babs Pu Bunny W1lk1e Bones Blond1e Bear Cla get marrled frmsh college and then who knows7 to work professronal vocalrst alrlrne stewardess to go to college to be r1ch go to Hawau on my honeymoon make a barrel of money doctor professlonal baseball player doctor pressman Soclal worker marry a m1ll1ona1re dental techn1c1an daxry busmess lawyer recreat1on leader to be a success doctor busmes school get my M R S degree dentrst secretary 1n Rrchmond professlonal tenn1s player nurse secretary to be a successful housewlfe school teacher to graduate to go to college mamage S .. , A . b .. - -I l . . . ' U ,jr. J.A. ' ' Bb 'I' ' g ' Jo , , TWILLEY'S Wallplaper, Paznts, Hardware Pamtmg and Pa pering 1 8 19 COUNTY STREET Phone 7 9471 WSAP 13 5 0 Kllocycles 5 0 O Watts Mutual Network A lzate Servzng Portsmouth Norfolk Newport News 20 Professlonal Bulldmg Dlal 7 3488 Complzments CHANNEL FURNITURE CO INC H1gh Street at Flfth Avenue ALICE AND LETTY S 271 3 Detro1t Street Cards and Gzfts For All Occaszons Complzments UCHUBBY S i' 340 Broad Street TELEPHONE 7 7341 Complzments BRENNAN FUNERAL HOME 'k . of ., . 'A' i 'k ff . . GIFT SHOP 'k uk 5 . . . I of a 9 a of g A C .4 3 A N 5 MONROE RESTAURANT M llo y H ts U rs ty T g C oth Van He sen Sb ts H ospztalzty Good Food 325 HIGH STREET 332 HIGH STREET CENTRAL MOTOR CO 926 Hxgh Street CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales and Serwce COMMERCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY 5 1 8 Mxddle Street 3421 Hxgh Street 9 2493 9 5393 PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA Complzments McRAE COMPANY Packard Kazser Henry 1629 HIGH STREET Pho e 7 2343 Complzments LUCKY STRIKE BOWLING ALLEY 'A' 1608 Hngh Street 3 1 1 County Street Myer Lee Disappearing Stairwag s i' FOLDAWAY STAIRWAY CO., INC. 813 Seaboard Street PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA I I anon lvlllv 'K' a r a . . nive i o s I es u if i Phone: 7-3671 i' Of 'k I . ' 'A' Phones: - - - , n: - of ' Compliments vf G. R. KINNEY CO., INC. Shoes for the Family 'k Home of Ioe Lapcbick Champion Basketball Shoes 320 HIGH STREET BLANCHARD'S, INC. Coal - Fuel Oil Hardware - BPS Paint 'A' 3410 HIGH STREET Dial 7-1293 Compliments LUSADE 226 Hlgh Street Compliments LES BARNES DRY CLEANERS 1 40 3 Hngh Street PARK VIEW PHARMACY an WATERVIEW PHARMACY BETTY rf BOB V gtl m H B WILKINS Fuel Building Materials 1 213 Wash1ngton Street Bl ng th T 1885 Of i Of cl i Con ra u ations xxx fro .- GT-'Lj,2Ql'i C3717 . . '-'-wg.-L-.441 azi e rail Since V IRGINI2, Thxs mark 1dent1fIes the Plus Values of V1rgm1a products Pur1ty anclRel1ab1l1ty LIQUID SULPHUS DIOXIDE VIRGINIA REFRIGERANTS SODIUM HYDROSULPHITE AEROSOL INSECTICIDES ZINC HYDROSULPHITE ZINC SULFATE VIRGINIA SMELTING COMPANY West Norfolk Vlfglnla. New York Boston Chxcago Phxladelplua BuIb snotchmg proble 9 EMPTY 506K 0 S soy' 'tgp VIRGINIA EIECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY U . . . ,, F . . .. h -ir in aa 'k -k ir 'A' 3 73 ' -1 , Af-,...f-- O ,,s,-7 -X wh, 'U f XX 'Ta Ol? I 16 ev, . Interesting work ...and you can get lf' Telephone work IS IHICICSUIIQ and you don t med CKPCTI ence to vet a Good job after ffraduatxonl Thats one reason why so many glrle head for the tele phone company when they finleh school They know they ll earn good money from the start ey en whlle they re tralned, Your hlffh Qehool couns lor can tell you more 'uhm the many cllfferent telephone jobs or come Ill 'mrl we us xx hen you hnlsh school' l The Chesapeake 8: Potomac Telephone Company JJ, of Vlrglnla .Q ....00..0... .O .of 0 O. o I o O U ' 1 l E N O . , ' ' ' 1 7 1, ', ' z-f c 1- ' 7 . - v ' - . ,, '. - x , f 5 ir ' H Y Y.. 1 , r-I and get raises regularly. 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