York High School - Falcon Yearbook (Yorktown, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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V 'A- I 'ss ' -uv :zu-'U' ' v' rv' g 1 s Cv I A Q QW QV-NNN r 4.14, JJJJLJ TO THE FIRST SENIOR CLASS OF YORK HIGH SCHOOL: I extend to you my sincere congrat- ulations and Godspeed in whatever field of endeavor you may pursue. You have meant a great deal to the new York High School as it embarked on its first session in 1954 - 55. The help that you have rendered in developing the philosophy and spirit will long be remembered by the faculty as well as me. As we grow spiritually, profes- sionally and physically through the com- ing years we hope that you will remember us and return to your alma mater. May God bless you as you carry His torch into the world of great opportunities. T. H. Gillis, Principal -'f?xf-Aw it if 6 . 15. 'N P'-Dux 5 ouxleiiet oi . . , i gf 7 Y . I . ' -5.4 , 336 ' 5K0 5 DOYXS io! het NBS.. , X. . h , I to Qsafliize 1 'U . 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ELSIE CARPENTER Normal Professional Certificate Mary Waslnngton College Seventh Grade MISS BESSIE CONNER B S Bndgewater College Band Choral and Mustc MRS KATE DAVIS B S Delta State Teachers College Ltbrary and Mathematrcs MRS EDITH FULLER B S Bngham Young Umversrty Slxth Grade Vw' ISS MYRTLE Goomucl-1 Q A B A Madtson College 0, Engltsh H1story and French Qwwwhv f7MJ'W4n9O.AJ'4l-' MISS GLADYS HAMMONTREE B A College of Wllham and Mary Srxth Grade A B College of W1ll1am and Mary Engltsh Govemment Geography and Guxdance MRS HELEN HOLBEN B A College of Wllltam and Mary Stxth Grade MR WILLIAM MoR?oN A B Umverstty o V1rg1n1a Sctences and Spamsh W MISS ANN OGBURN B S Unxversrty of Maryland English Science and HISIOIY MISS BETTY OLIVER B A College of Wtlllam and Mary Algebra Geometry Tngonometr and Mathemaucs Mlm ,,,w ffq,f'9 xA M New QV' , ' ' . ' . . 1 xxl ' j . ' . ' ' . , D . ' l ' Wd. . . 92,-P' P' Q 09' Wu MRS. THELMA HANSFQRD I 1 n a . ' . I p . y . - . 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B Western Kentucky State College rdance, Htstory, and Geography fcygyxth Grade 0 OFFICERS President Alex Gillrkin Vice President Bobby Hansford Secretary Anne Presson Treasurer Sarah Lamb Motto- The task ahead of us is never as great as the power behind us Colors Purple and white Flower Orchid To our class officers who have shared a great responsibility we owe our sincere appreciation Of 5 To Mrs, Smith, our Senior homeroom teacher, who has given her time and efforts to guide us through our first and last year at York High, we ex- press our sincerest gratitude. 10 ROBERT LEE BRANDT, IR. Always full of fun and folly General Course Glee Club '55g Football '55, Basketball '55g Var- sity Club '55g Safety Patrol '55. Transferred from Poquoson High School PATRICIA ANN BURCHER Her calmness,her clear thinking and her faith- fulness to her ideals are great assets . Academic Course Annual Staff '55g Library Club '55g Intemational Relations Club, Vice-Pres., '55g Cheerleader, Co-Captain '55g Football Queen '55gSafety Pa- trol '55g F.H.A,, Pres., '55. Transferred from Poquoson l-ligh Schoolg latin Club, Treas.,'53g Cglass Sec. '54g Science Club '54g May Court ' 4. CAROLE LEE CHAFFIN 'True to her word, her work, and her friends' Academic Course Cheerleader Manager 8: Substitute '55g F,l-l,A, '55g International Relations Club '55, Glee Club '55. Transferred from Poquoson High Schoolg Substitute Majorette '52, Spanish Club, Sec. '53: Science Club '52, '53, '54. Q' LELIA MARIE DAWSON A ready smile, a heart that's gayg that's our Lelia, we like her that way. General Course CommercialClub '55g Glee Club '55, Safety Pa- trol '55, Transferred from Poquoson High School, Business Club '52, Glee Club'52, BETTY LOU DUNSTON An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Commercial Course Basketball '55, CommercialClub '55g F.H,A, '55, Biology Club, Treas., '55, Safety Patrol '55g Li- brary Club, Pres., '55g Annual Staff '55, Trans- ferred from Poquoson High School: Dramatics Club '52gGeography Club, Pres., '52, Basketball '53,'54gGeneralBusinessClub, Sec. '53, Science Club '52g Paper Staff '54, JEAN CRAFFORD ELKINS When feeling blue, a joke from Jean will help you through. General Course Library Club '55 . Transferred from Poquoson High Schoolg Band Club '54g Band '52,'53,'54g Glee Club '53g Geography Club '53. 12 NANCY ELIZABETH GIBBS Her dignified manner is a worthy asset. Academic Course Safety Patrol '55g Glee Club '55g International Relations Club,Sec. '55, Transferred from Kyoto High School, Kyoto, Iapang Class Secretary '53, '54gCheerleader Captain '54, Annual Staff '54, Paper Staff '54. ALEX BRADLEY GILLIKIN The whole student body has felt his leadership. Academic Course Football '55, Class President '55g Band '55g S.C,A, Pres. '55g Glee Club '55, Tra n s fe rre d from Poquoson High Schoolg Football '54g Class Presi- dent '54g Band '52,'53,'54g Drum Major '53,'54g Spanish Club, Pres. '53,'54g Hartness Lawson Trophy '54. BARBARA JEAN GILRUTH A rollicking store house of good humor, the ability to write, and a bom artist Academic Course Intemational Relations Club '55g Annual Staff '55g Cheerleader, Co-Captain '55, Transferred from Poquoson High School: Glee Club '52,'53, '54g Latin Club '53g Science Club '52,'53,'54g May Court '54g Cheerleader '54g Junior Class Play '54. DAVID FRANKLIN GREEN A true friend and a real sport. General Course Football, Co-Captain '55g Safety Patrol, Lieuten- ant '55. Transferred from Poquoson High School: Football '52,'53,'54g Baseball '54g Varsity Club '54 EDWARD LOUIS GULDEN His dignity will carry him far and along with him goes an enormous amount of humor. General Course Band '55g Bus Driver '55. Transferred from Matthew Whaley High Schoolg Projectionists '52, '53g Chorus '54g D.E. Club '54g Band '52,'53g Colonial Dance Band '53,'54g Industrial Arts Club '52,'53. ROBERT WESLEY HANSFORD A laugh a day like an apple a day, makes one healthy-with friends that stay. General Course Class Vice-Pres. '55g Annual Staff '55g Football '55g Glee Club '55g Intemational Relations Club '55g Safety Patrol '55g Shop Supt. '55. Trans- ferred from Hampton High School. 14 , RICHARD LATHAM HICKS Good sense and good nature must ever join, Academic Course Library C lub '55g Intemationa1Relations Club '55gSafety Patrol '55, Transferred from Poquoson High School: Science Club '52g Latin Club '53g Spanish Club, Treas. '53,'54g Geography Club, Treas. '54. VIVIAN ELIZABETH HOGG JJ 'K When done by her 'tis well done. Commercial Course 146' F.H.A., Sec. '55g Library Club '55g Commercial Club '55g Safety Patrol '55, Transferred from ,f ' Poquoson High Schoolg Library Club '54g Junior 1 Play '54. ,ff ' W ,lv X Q . ' Vqflf ' 1 WW of SAMUEL DEE HONEYCUTT, JR. Happy am Ig from care I'm free. General Course Safety Patrol '55g Bus Driver '55g Intemational Relations Club '55, Transferred from Poquoson High Schoolg F,F.A. '52,'53,'54g Spanish Club, Vice-Pres., '53, CLAUDE RAYMOND KECKLER Impulsive, honest, prompt to act, he makes his thought a fact. Academic Course S.C,A., Vice-Pres., '55g Paper Staff, Sport Editor, '55g International Relations Club, Pres., '55g Bas- ketball '55. Transferred from Heidelbery High School, Germany: Safety Patrol '54g Basketball '54g Photography Club '54g Sport Officials Club '54g Model Airplane Club '54. SARAH GEORGINA MARIE LAMB Slow in life, fast in sport, Sarah's top ability is on the court. General Course Basketball,Co-Captain, '55gClass Treasurer '55, Safety Patrol '55g Library Club, Sec., '55, Trans- ferred from Saint Vincent High Schoolg Basket- ball '52,'53,'54g Speech '54, BETTY SUE LAWERENCE Her desire to help others has won her many friends. Commercial Course Safety Patrol '55g Annual Staff, Bus. Mgr., '55g F,H,A,, Reporter '55, Transferred from Poquoson High School: Library Club '54. 16 SHIRLEY ANNE LLOYD Her quiet way is a winning way. Commercial Course Library Club '55g F.H,A., Treas. '55g Glee Club '55: Basketball, Manager '55. Transferred from Poquoson High Schoolg Biology Club '53g Library Club '54g Basketball Manager '54. JOHN WADE MONTGOMERY Lively and witty, but serious at times. Academic Course International Relations Club, Treas. '55g Foot- ball '55g AnnualStaff'55g Bus Driver '55, Trans- ferred from Poquoson High School: Science Club '52g Band Club '5'2,'53g Latin Club '53g Band '52,'53,'54g Bus Driver '54. .J .' bjxjikbb 'VU ' fjjjZfj,1aMffff'f JOHN WESLEY MOORE 'Man delights me not. No, nor woman either. General Course Shop Foreman '55, Transferred from Norview to PoquosongBasketball Manager '52,'53g Mechan- ical Drawing Club, Vice-Pres. '51,'52: shop Foreman '54. DOUGLAS WALTER PADGETT ln a quiet manner Douglas has gained much friendship among his fellow classmates. General Course Basketball'55gBasebal1 '55g Football '55g Safety Patrol '55g Latin Club '55g Varsity Club '55: International Relations Club '55, Transferred from Poquoson High Schoolg Science Club '52g Geography Club '52p Football '52g Baseball '54, CHARLES EDWARD PAULETT His quiet way has won him many friends. General Course Safety Patrol '55g International Relations Club '55g Football Manager '55, Transferred from Poquoson High School: Football '53,'54g Baseball '54 LOIS ANNE PRESSON 'Dependability is a rare virtue and those who possess it are blessed indeed. Commercial Course Commercial Club, Vice-Pres. '55g Library Club '55g F.H.A., Vice-Pres. '55g Glee Club Accom- panist '55g Class Secretary '55g S.C.A. Chaplin '55g Annual Staff Editor '55g Safety Patrol '55, Transferred from Poquoson High School: Junior Play '54gJunior Response '54g Glee Club Accom- panist and Sec., '54g S.C.A. '54g Science Club '53g Paper Staff '53g Class Secretary '53g Geog- raphy Club, Sec, '52, 18 DAVID FORREST RICHARDSON lf he can't find a way, he will make a way. Academic Course International Relations Club '55g Football '55g Basketball '55g Glee Club '55g Safety Patrol '55, Transferred from Poquoson High Schoolg Base- ball '54g Spanish Club '5'2g Math. Club '54. BENJAMIN Mrto RUSH, JR. ,uf The world is no better if we worry: life's no A longer if we hurry. General Course J International Relations Club '55, Transferr d ' L-M 4 1 from Hampton High School. 1 . QN: ss- f ,M C L Ja' , ' WJ' f ! Z: , L' -7 ,f'w ', D' J ti PATRICIA ANNE RUTERBUSH Serene and calm, a helpful air For everyone--no matter where. General Course Library Club '55g Glee Club '55g F,H,A, '55g Intemational Relations C lub '55, Transferred from Matthew Whaley High Schoolg LibraryClub, Treas., '54g Glee Club '54g DramaticsClub '54, SHIRLEY ANN SAUNDERS High in genuine ideasg sincere in her efforts to acknowledge them. Academic Course S,C,A,, Sec. '55g Annual Staff '55g Glee Club '55, Transferred from Matthew Whaley High Schoolg Paper Staff '54g Annual staff '54g S,C,A, Representative '52g Chorus '52,'53,'54. JOAN LINWOOD SAVAGE Light of heart, light of step, quick of wit, full of pep. Commercial Course Basketball Manager '55g Commercial Club '55, Library Club '55, Transferred from Poquoson High Schoolg F,H,A, '52g Science Club '53. DELORES GAYE SEARS When a job is to be done and to be done the right way, call on Deloresg from her duty she'11 not stray. General Course Annual Staff '55g Commercial Club, Pres. '55g Intemational Relations C lub '55g Safety Patrol '55, Transferred from Jacksonville High School, Science Club '52g F.l-l,A. '52,'53g Chemistry Club '54. 20 SHIRLEY EUGENIA SEVERANCE Quietly she makes her acquaintances, outwardly she makes them known. Commercial Course Commercial Club '55g Glee Club '55, Trans- ferred from Norview High Schoolg Majorette '52g Pep Club '52g F.H.A. '52, Science Club '54g Dramatics Club '52. HOWARD LEE SMOOT, JR. Neither too careless nor too sad, neither too studious nor too glad. General Course Safety Patrol, Lieutenant '55gFootball '55g Annual Sta ff '55g Varsity Club '55, Transferred from Hampton High School: Autographic Staff '53, '54, ' CAROLYN ELIZABETH STEPHENS 'Silence is more golden than words. General Course Glee Club '55g Commercial Club '55g Inter- national Relations Club '55, Transferred from Jasper Senior High Schoolg Glee Club '54g F,H.A, '54 RICHARD NEWMAN STRATTON What care I, when Ican lie and restg take life at it's very best. General Course Varsity Club '55, Bus Driver '55g Football '55g Glee Club '55, International Relations Club '55, Transferred from Poquoson High SchoolgF.F,A, '52,'53,'54g Football '53,'54g Varsity Club '53, '54 SALLY LUCRETIA SULZBERGER 'Easy going is her trait, we are sure worry will not be her fate. General Course Library Club '55g Commercial Club '55g Safety Patrol '55g Ge n e ral Science C lub , Pres. '55. Transferred from Poquoson High School: Basket- ball '52,'53,'54g Glee Club '52g Geography Club '52g Varsity Club '54, ELIZABETH ANN UPTON Quiet but sweet, we think her personality is neat. Academic Course International Relations Club '55, F.H.A. '55. Transferred from Poquoson High Schoolg Basket- ball '53g Latin Club '53g F.H.A. '53g Science Club '54, 22 DORIS TAYLOR WHITE Perfect inhonor, true in creedg a friend in word, in thought and deed. Commercial Course Commercial Club , Sec. '55g Safety Patrol '55g Glee Club '55. Transferred from Poquoson High Schoolg Band '51,'52,'53g Geography Club, Pres. '53g May Court '53g Band Club '53. IANICE MOORE WOOD lfit's an athlete you need, Janice will fill your bill, Commercial Course Commercial Club '55g Library Club, Treas, '55, Safety Patrol '55, Annual Staff '55gBasketball, Co-Captain '55. Transferred from Poquoson High Schoolg Basketball '52,'53,'54g Band '52, '53 F H A '52 Varsit Club '54g Band Club '53, Z . . . S Y Dramatics Club '52, ,M gp RAYMOND EUGENE WORNOM Not too sober, not too gayg an all around boy in every way, General Course Football, Co-Captain '55g S.C,A,, Reporter '55g Safety Patrol, Captain '55gInternational Relations Club '55. T r a n s fe r re d from Poquoson High Schoolg F.F,A, '52,'53,'54g Football '53,'54g Varsity Club '53,'54g Bus Driver '54, 23 646071 In the school year 1953 54 there came a. momentous announce ment to all the h1gh school students who res1de 1n York County In September 1954 a new h1gh s c hool would b e opened Almost every student throughout the county was Joyous over th1s but there were some who were not so happy to enter the1r last year 1n a new school Nevertheless along wmth the others who entered th1s new school all w1de eyed and exc1ted wonder1ng over the new exper1 ences wh1ch lay before them we came Thus on September 7 agroup of forty one senlors gathered to gether 1n the new school aud1tor1um to become the sen1ors of York H1gh School for the school year 1954 55 These students had pre v1ously atte nd e d other publ1c schools 1n the county or adJo1n1ng count1es and others had gone to pr1vate 1nst1tut1ons We were all pract1cal1y strangers but w1th1n a few weeks we had become well acqualnted w1th our fellow senlors and l1ke the classmen below us we were soon very pleased to be a part of such a thr1ll1ng ex per1ence as the new school was to us Of course we would never forget the wonderful t1me s we had had 1n our prev1ous schools but slowly we were adJust1ng ourselv es to our new surround1ngs ln our last and most 1mportant year we chose as class presl dent Counc1l ASSOC1at1OD by the ent1re student body Many clubs were organ1zed1nwh1ch we took a very act1ve part Now another exper1ence calls us graduat1on We have come through f1ve years of h1gh school w1th many defeated hardsh1ps behmd us and have reached the top of the ladder The musxc we hear 1n the d1stance sends a d1fferent message to each of our hearts We wonder as we wa1t for our d1plomasJust what our fellow graduates are thmk 1ng To some the call 1S to further educat1on To others lt means 1mmed1ate employment to st1ll others marr1age wh1le to those already marr1ed durmg the year lt means estabhshmg a home But whatever the call we feel ready to assume our respons1b1l1ty and to do our best Just as we have done th1s past year We leave Y H S as 1ts f1rst graduates w1th afeehng of sad ness w1th the knowledge that no more shall we assemble together as a group of happy c ar efr e e semors but we al s o leave w1th proud and conf1dent hearts as we accept th1s opportumty to take our place 1n a mature world 24 l I dent, Alex Gillikin. Alex was also elected as president of the Stu- Most likely to succeed Anne Presson Alex G1ll1k1n WAGE 7040 Best Leaders Shirley Saunders Alex Gillikin Best Looking Doris Taylor Gene Womom W1tt1est Betty Lou Dunston Bobby Brandt Most Talented ...Z Barbara lean Gilruth Douglas Padgett Most Popular Patricia Burcher Alex Gillikin 70443 7044 Best Personality Ioan Savage Bobby Hansford Quietest Carolyn Stephens Jack Moore Most Original Most Ln Love Vivian Hogg H, L. Smoot Best Dancers Delores Sears Ben Rush Barbara Jean Gilruth Ed Gulden 26 Biggest Flirts Lelia Dawson John Wade Montgomery K-'T'-1--1 Q4 A11 '69 Best all Around Anne Presson Alex Gillikin Best Sports Janice Wood David Green Most Studious Anne Presson Claude Keckler 27 Biggest Pests Carole Chaffin Bobby Brandt Most Dignified Nancy Gibbs Ed Gulden Man Hater and Woman Hater Anne Ruterbush Jack Moore 70443 7044 19' W 1 we f, 3 S1gnal l1ghts always turn red when you are 1n a hurry It never fa1ls' I pull ed to a stop and wa1ted 1mp at1ently for the green l1ght All week I had been nervously ant1c1pat1ng the arr1val of th1s n1ght and now lt was here at last' The b1g n1ght the reun1on of the Class of 55' It's so hard to bel1eve that ten whole years have gone by s1nce that day 1n June when we marched together down the 315165 at York H1gh School 1n our caps and gowns for the last t1me Ten whole years' The consohdated Clty of York the locat1on of the world famous York O11 Ref1nery now spreads out over what was once Yorktown Seaford and Hornsby v1lle Why there are subways and new bus l1nes all over the Clty and even the h1gh school has expanded' I fought through the heavy traff1c and turned 1n at the s ch ool L1ghts were on all over the place and the change 1n appearance was so great that I hardly recogmzed my old ' alma mater ' Why Just look at all the cars I mused I th1nk the whole Clty must ha turned out for th1s occas1on ' By th1S t1me I was so over exc1ted that my stom ach was turn1ng fl1ps so I qu1ckly parked at the c urb stepped out and turned to go 1nto the school Well 1f lt 1sn't and I do bel e t excla1med fam1l1ar volce beh1nd me Startled I turne d and almost bumped noses Wlth Dav1d Green Dave I sa1d you haven't changed a b1t' I've heard all about your success w1th the Cleveland B r own s I also heard that you had to res1gn after knoc klng the off1c1al ov e r the head w1th the Water bucket 1n your last game You th1nk that s bad came the 1nev1table reply No Dave ' I laughed you certamly haven't changed at all Hey' wasn t that Gene Wornom who Just went 1ns1de'P' Yea drawled Dav1d he took over h1s father's sto and IS mak1ng m1ll1ons 1n the 'Wornom cha1n stores all ove r the country Betty Sue Lawrence IS h1s pr1vate secretary and Lel1a Dawson bel1eve lt or not works at the perfume sect1on Fromwhat I hear she scares the customers half to death w1th her new French accent As Dav1d and I walked 1nto the fam1l1ar aud1tor1um and took ou r seats all the l1ghts d1mmed and on toaplatform stepped none other than Ed Gulden the leader of the Golden Gulden FIVE ' who played on h1S saxpohone thr recent song h1t Slberlan Serenade or Malenkov Loves Mambo Everyone applauded w1ldly and as the l1ghts came back on Ilooked to my r1ght and saw a very small someone who was bu s 1ly tak1ng notes on a Sllp of paper get pract1cally c a r r 16 d off by a movmg crowd of people Sure enough lt was Sh1rley Saunders ace reporter for the Da11y M1stake always on the Job and she ha sn 't grown an 1nch taller' In a few moments the spotl1ght turned on none other than Delores 'Tex Sears Tex had to leave her guns at the door but you should have seen her d 0 the bop 1n those cowboy boots' Tex owns the largest cattle ranch 1n Texas and her two top cowhands are Buck The Mar1ne Paulett and Dav1d Rov Rogers R1chardson both as you guessed Just retlred from a br1ll1ant career Wlth the Mar1nes Play1ng for 'Tex was Anne Presson who b r oke a two weeks engagement at Carneg1e Hall to attend her class reun1on Nearly all of the h1ts songs of the day have been wr1tten by Anne and she 1S 1n w1de demand for appearances all over the country Then as the crowd moved to the gymnas1um for refreshments I saw Sh1rley Lloyd and Carole Chaff1n w1th the1r husbands each try1ng to control the1r f1ve Chlldren who 1ns1sted onh1d1ng under the refreshment table and scar1ng the guests Serv refreshments were three of York H1gh School ' s best l1ked teachers Jean Elk1ns Ann Upton and .Ioan Savage Suddenly there was a roar from outs1de and everyone ru she d to the doors Sure enough as could be expected there were the two Bobby's Brandt and Hansford do1ng stunts 1n the1r prefabr1cated hel1copters After that nerve rack1ng l1ttle ep1sode was over the celebrat1ng cont1nued th1s t1me w1th a marvelous exh1b1t1on of basketball Sklll by three of the famou s g1rl Globe Trotters ' Jamce Wood Sally Suzberger and Sarah 28 I 0 - . . . . , - . . 3 ' , n 9 ' . , 9 ' 9 ' I H . 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' I ' l ' i 7 9 i ' a I ' H I, ' f U I Lamb The1r manager of course was none other than Betty Lou Dunston who also d r1v e s the 1 r bu s from c1ty to c1ty and handles the1r bus1ness affa1rs Then my attent1on was caught by a commot1on 1n the corner V1v1an Hogg and H L Smoot they were marr1ed the day they graduated from h1gh school were frantmcally try1ng to get lt across to thelr seven year old tw1n boys that they weren't supposed to be hang1ng ups1de down from the gym rafters l1ke chxmpan zees To the1r rescue went Rlchard Stratton and Samuel I-Ioneycutt the world famous 'Acrobatlc Wonders ' V1v1anfa1nted from all the excltement but luck1ly Patr1c1a Burcher a nurse was nearby and rev1ved V1v1an expertly by throwmg aglass ofcold water on her face Nurse Burcher after many years of research and study came out w1th the amaz1ng fact that 50070 of all marr1ed people are men a truly r e mar kable d1scovery Suddenly I saw an old buddy of m1r1e Claude Keckler He was Colonel Keckler now and he looked so mmportant m h1s umform that I almost felt hke salut1ng' ' Why COLONEL Keckler Sald I 'and how 1S army l1fe'? ' I th1nk we must have gone on for about f1fteen mlnutes rel1v1ng our h1gh school days when we were Jo1ned by Jack Moore and R1chard H1cks Jack and Rlchard were work1ng together f1nd1ng and over haullng old cars to sell to wealthy collectors the1r 11fet1me amb1t1on' We talked and laugh ed about our Enghsh and Sol1d Geometry days together for almost half an hour before return1ng to the aud1tor1um for the rest of the celebrat1ng There we were the f1rst to w1tness the newest product1on of playwmght Douglas Padgett called North Pac1f1c or The Romance of Elmo the Esk1mo The star was bel1eve lt or not John Montgomery who 1n the play portrayed Elmo a thorough ly confused Esk1mo who 1S madly 1n love w1th the lovely young Esk1mo ma1d en Ooga played by Nancy G1bbS The compl1cat1ons began to p1le up when the nears1ghted Elmo m1stakes a seal for Ooga and marr1es lt 1nstead of the g1rl wh1ch all turns out for the best 1n the end s1nce Mama Esk1mo played by Anne Ruterbush and Ooga s slster Pooga Carolyn Stephens need Ooga at home any way to keep the home f1res burnxng 1n the whale o1l lamps After the applause dled down I notlced Pulltzer Prlze w1nner Sh1rley Severance 1n the audxence She won the coveted pr1ze for her Journahsm work as ed1tor of the New York T1mes Then look1ng around I spotted a snapp1ly dressed young man talk1ng to Benjamln Rush the nat1onally famous news commentator Just as I thought t was Alex G1ll1k1n who as a salesman had worked h1s way to the top and was now head clothes consultantfor the Pres1dent of the Un1ted States It was grow 1ng late by then the even1ng was almost over and I very t1red but very happy made my way reluctantly to the door Before I left though I saw a group of people crowd1ng around someone Well I'm as cur1ous as anyone lhad to see what was caus1ng all the commot1on Yes lt was Mrs Amemca, of 1965 none other than Dor1s Taylor Wh1te' I had heard of her success but never ex pected to see her back at York H1gh aga1n' In fact Ihadn't expected to see such great suc c e s s for so many of my former classmates But they all had gone forth from school on that long ago day 1n June to happmess success and well fu1f1lled amb1t1ons And so w1th a l1ght heart and many del1ghtful exper1 ences to hold and treasure as memor1es for the years to come I walked out 1n to the cool n1ght a1r and to my car D I 29 ' I D ! . . 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D D i , - , - ' x ' I f 3 I H 0 D ' I Q ' - w .0 . . .X V S Q iv.. -' Q'-, I 4, ,it Q q. ,fx B Q,.n 'Ai av' ' J. .xg 454' ,Z tv 4 , Q 2 Robert Brandt Patricia Burcher Carole Chaffin Lelia Dawson Betty Lou Dunston Jean Elkins Nancy Gibbs Alex Gillikin Barbara Jean Gilruth David Green Ed Gulden Robert l-lansford Richard Hicks Vivian Hogg Samuel Honeycutt Claude Keckler 40 as -el J Sarah Lamb Betty Sue Lawrence Shirley Lloyd John Montgomery Jack Moore Douglas Padgett Charles Paulett Anne Presson David Richardson Ben Rush Anne Ruterbush Shirley Saunders Joan Savage Delores Sears Shirley Severance Howard Lee Smoot, Carolyn Stephens Richard Stratton Sally Sulzberger Ann Upton Doris White Janice Wood Eugene Wornom ,-if '91 Q 'Cr tv Pj Jr ,va-4 OFFICERS President: Mickey Neil Vice-President: Jane Cornick Secretary: Joanne Belda Treasurer: Ralph Meredith Motto: Live and Learn Colors: Green and White Flower: Red Rose 45 To our sponsors who have patiently guided us through our Junior year at York High School, we give our heartfelt ' thanks. N SPONSORS lrlws Miss Shirley Roby alfa X I 1901 E f j ylllff f U K Miss Myrtle Goodrich fff X M W., lzlllyf 1 J J L in o,W4i'g if . :Hmm ,4f Jqax, 3. 'un -can 'WEN' Wir Mya' 'iw , f -'V' in A -iw I. 'writ' 'i x rw wif.: V, 5,.A,.1. ,i if QW xtkw N K lk amy 'V lk ' ,gggf5,E,? f . bA aiu 9' A' arr O , , . V -f ' ,mf H 1., . mt .. uf 73,4 Q4 .1- ' V ' , p gf. 1 ZL, g-14, 1 , ' 'reskfvv 'ff-V 1 .. 3 4. Q 4 I 1 Elsie Williams Doris Wilson . John Gravely I K X t a gi Junior Cheerleaders Party Girls 1 ! : -sf The Chator Isn't Love Grand ? e i -al Doris and her homemaking gang! 34 Class Sponsors: Mr. W. W. Morton Mrs. Thelma Hansford The Sophomore Class of York High wishes to express their appreciation to our homeroom teachers, Mr. Morton and Mrs. Hansford for their guidance and advice throughout the year. Colors: Green and White Flower: White Carnation Motto: All for One, God for All. j ' H ?4!jQ5! : X ff Wayne White became Vice-President and Pat Webb President when Bill Waide transferred. Class Officers President: Bill Waide Vice -President: Pat Webb Secretary: Phyllis Hooper Treasurer: Beverly Cooke 35 F ,Q-, .f- ff' J w , W 4 Qf , , f:f 9 bd viii' H' Y M -, 134 .. f if-5x f x 9 v- ' x . RW sm V Y r Q f .M isi s? if I Tig 4 I wi J' 1 ... ,. 65 1 A, ,, 5 A 5' 3v'?b9sf Q., + E'?Qf f'tf Wil. s , M.-. .xtp Punch Anyone? Report Cards' N Lrbby ' Carole At The Bonfue CO '-uma-um, fl' f'-Q. T ootste ' Pretty in Is It That Funny? Never Parted' Hey' Frenchre Frlendshrp That T e Perfect ni. The Weather' 38 Ble ndshtp WGN 1 The End ' s Frne mann, ' , . if an I X I A A '52 nnhh ' T . P f Q 37 M' V ,: 5, n M W gs ' P M-W W, , ' if 7 P T f Y' ' 2' ff V- 1 . . . ' 1 gg., JVZL 7, rr ' . Age f P , Qtr . U P- ' ' a ' 1 ,- A A 1 Q .. , Q x ' . ' . 1 V Tl' ,, I f 3 Q ' U QA ' fc . ll ' ' I ls h ' il T , k v V A T , rs in Z - NZ I -ryxb B ,I T2 f T to T Q . I A l .1 L J in . 4 I - ' fi . ..1 .,....-.,A f J tg, Maw ' I . ji! jf ' I ff ! gf we P' Nxc X n QQ at - it I sv 0 g'!'lMiQ, S 1 .f fl flpff V b , . .P-ii Colors: Blue and White Officers: President: Bill Smith Vice President: Jean Cockerhan Secretary: Betty Gayle Shields Treasurer: Phyllis Shelton Flower: White Rose Motto: United we stand, divided we fall. 39 Our Freshman class Is proud of you, And feel you ought To knowg We thank you for all the help, You two on us bestow. We hope you will continue To guide us with our fate, And work and live and love learn, With the class of '58. and 1, .,- . .255 Z gdfle 14' The Seventh Grades have participated in two especially interesting activities this year. In October we toured Jamestown Island in connection with our study of the settling of the New World. While there we visited the Museum to see how the first colonists live. Other places we toured were the old church, the grounds, and the relic house. We ate our picnic lunch which we had brought with us near the Museum. In March we entertained the P. T. A. with a music festival under the direction of Mrs. Albert Richards. The girls wore pastel colored dresses made ballerina style. The boys wore white shirts, dark pants, and dark bow ties. A variety of songs popular, classical, and patriotic was sung. Highlights of the program were the girls singing Alice Blue Gown , and the boys C1ancy Lowered the Boom . Other activities inculded soap sculpture, string painting, classroom libraries, parties at Halloween, Christmas, and other holidays. Several students entered paintings which were exhibited at the Teachers Conference. The Seventh Grades also helped the high school in many welfare drives. They sponsored the Junior Red Cross Drive for the high school. One of the sections ranked second in the sale of magazines for the S. C. A. Looking forward tothe next year when we shallenter high school, we have tried to be helpful and cooperative in every way. lst. row, left to right: Mrs. Helen Holben, Virginia Wood, Jeanette Shields, Lynn Ferguson, Patsy Moore, Mary Louise Wood,SandraSaunders,JoanStevens, Katherine Flannery, Mamye Wood, Marsha Johnson, Martha White, Judy Hogg, Mrs. Elsie Carpenter, Mrs. Adrienne Place. 2nd, row, Becky Baker, Polly Atherton, Shirley Morris, Lynn Lilley, Ruth Gibson, Suzanne Bartlett, Patty Conner, Carolyn Harris, Ruth Hill, Dianne Gibson, Agnes Rowe, Kaye Burcher, Edna Comden, BrendaBeck. 3rcl. row,Pearl Wilson, Doris Hautz, Bonnie Caldwell, Dorothy Gilbert, Jane HOSE, Jacqueline Walker, Annette Stephens, Jacqueline Forrest.Jud ith Riley, Carolyn Ellis, Eunice Sampson, Kathryn Ann Sheild, Mary Wood, Virginia Martin, Marla Johnson. 4th. row, Tommy Stowe, Gilbert Firth, Alex White, Eugene Davis, Willard Hunt,Jack Smith, Theodore Gibbon,James Barker, Robert Gulden, George Emery, Jerry Stratton, Robert Bryant, David Fleming, Beverly Bryant, NanGood. 5th, row,CharlesBurcher, Carter Butler, William Thomas Shields, Willie Toxey, Frank Plotz, George Arnder, Preston Smith, Allen Davis, Thomas Fairfield, Herbert Hansford, John Luyendyk, George Snidow, Billy Knights,Shirley Beecham, Yvonne Withee. 6th, row, Bobby Akers, Roger Eveland, Robert Green, Clyde Christmas, George l-licks,George Hamm, Phillip Presson, Donald Hogge, Gene Paulett, Frank Meigs, Michael Houle, Michael McGrath, Johnny McQueary, Kennith Manuel, Tommy Stuller. i 1 l 1 1 A A - - - l 53:15 Zend 21' and lst. row, left to right: Miss Gladys Hammontree, Mrs. Alice Wilson, Jackie Emerson, Suzanne Eisenbeis, Carolyn Shelton, Janice Meredith, Judy Riggins, Shirley Harper, Genevieve Martin, Patricia Waller, Joan Mills, Celesta Emerson,JanetConstance,Joanne Eveland, Mrs. Edith Fuller. 2nd. row, Carol Martin, Myrna Holloway, Nancy Bel- vin, Mary Patrick, Mary Hopkins, Ruth Vaught, Mavis Terry', Betty Bateman, Mary Scott, Nancy Palmer, Betty Davis, Louise Menges, Faye Lloyd, Judy Booth, Betty Hill, Julia Sutton, Katie O'Hara. 3rd. row, Patsy Howard, Shirley Gaines, Barbara Llewellyn, Angeline Lamb, Nancy Belda, Linda Wilson, Patricia Killian, Barbara Lowery, Carol Lindsay, Patsy Bridwell, MargaretGillikin, Carolyn Mills, Susan Winfree, Patsy Teague, Ocie Cobin. 4th, row, Ron- nie Mitchell, George Hogge, Raymond Dehart, Donnie Teague, Anson Klink, Billy Gill, Dennis Neill, Skippy Tay- lor, Allen Hogg, David Flowers, Fred Honeycutt, Charles Lovitt, Selina Derery, John Lee Burke. 5th. row, Jimmy Riggins, Thomas Calendar, Johnny Waller, Douglas Stephens, Leon Diehl, Donnie Burke, Carleton Purgold, Ray Wood,Laverne Smoot,Wayne Eagle, Keith Rackley, Lucas Hicks, Jimmy Rash, Billy Majette, John Callis. 6th. row, WalterCooper, ArthurLovitt,Dicky Belvin, Robert Burcher, Donnie Hedgebeth, Dickie Worthington, Chris Ferguson, Jeff Newman, Lionel Wilson, Rommie Strickland, Billy Stafford, Wilbur Dawson, Joel Snyder, Randolph Fairfield. York High Sixth Graders The sixthgrade students ofMiss Gladys Hammontree, Mrs. Edith Fuller and Mrs. Alice Wilson have this year cen- tered their social studies program around Old World Countries and Their Contributions to the Treasure Chest of the World. Since music is auniversallanguage one ofthe great contributions has been the folk and art songs of these countries. As a special project the sixth grades memorized a group of these songs and presented them to the patrons of the ParentTeacher Association of YorkHigh School inlanuary under the direction of their instructor Mrs. Albert Richards. They were accompanied by Nellie Rae Medaris, piano, and Alex Gillikin, trumpet. During the spring months the sixth grades are planning a number of field trips to various points of interest to further their studies in science and community life. In 5 effg, s .V , gk ,s . F - sep as F .l A Z in TE' Lelia it Senior Robin Hood ' f 0 5 To Be Alone' Relaxing! Getting Acquainted -'Q Primping, Doris? Little Je an Betty Sue Merry Christmas Peasant Girl , A ' 'K I i 1-+ . V- -' , . 1 ' g I- ' 1 '7 M, 1 .-,- 4 . VA , , x ,, 1 2 - , , .1 I , t . -1 4' 1 5 ff I K' 1,4 4- r W C. 1 k L1 V il . 1- ' 1 .X I . . 4 N X 'K S ,af WufWf1 T7 Nil, '0- Anne Presson Ed itor-in-Chief Gerald Shields Emma Raley Assistant Co-Editors Barbara Jean Gilruth Art Editor Robert Hansford Advertising Manager Betty Sue Lawrence Business Manager Delores Sears Chief Typist Mrs. Byron S onsor Betty Lou Dunston Circulation Manager John Wade Montgomery Literary Editor Patricia Burcher Organizations Editor Shirley Saunders Photography Editor H. L. Smoot Janice Wood Sport Editors SX X S Seated, left to right: Gene Wornom, Shirley Saunders, Walter Presson, Alex Gillikin. Claude Keckler, Anne Presson. Mickey Neill, Standing: Mrs. June Yeates, SponsorgBill Waide, Dickie Bryant. Linda Pankey, Bill Smith, Barry Barnes. Esther Forman, Janet Barnes, Elizabeth Cunningham, Jamie Hadden, Janet Padgett, James Carmines, F? 4 HHH 5611 l OFFICERS President: .... . . . Alex Gillikin Vice-President: . . . Claude Keckler Secretary: ...... Shirley Saunders Treasurer: . ..... Mickey Neill Chaplin: ....... . .Anne Presson Reporter: ......... Gene Wornom Pres. pro-tempore: .Walter Presson S. C. A. SONG Oh, SCA, we'll work for thee, Thy every course is good For health, for service we agree, Is work for you and me. Oh, SCA, oh, SCA May thy great numbers grow, Till every school within our state Can boast a banner too. SM!! TH E 'V YORK 1 ff 7fLL g if 3 X U eu M. W 90135 Tlikjgwei S52 Roby Ediiovx 'hor News Editor. . . . Emma Raley Treasurer: . . . . . Gwen Withers Sports Editor: . . ........ . . Esther Forman Artist: ...... ............ B arbara Gilruth Reporters: . . . . 10th grade . . . Janet Padgett 9th grade . . . Josephine Paulett 9th grade . . . Marion Smith 8th grade . . .. Sonni Maloney 8th grade .... Gail Abbot Upon the transfer of Esther Forman, her position on the Paper Staff has been filled by Madg6Crowe11. JF s-- ef' l L l 5 l . 2 . 4 ' H 'lf sa, Q S ii' ve A t 7 5 'iii ?,?' rv' 'l U' 85 .9 l J , 0 ,Q ' , lst, row, left to right: Beatrice Teagle, Virginia Lee Royal, Shirley Saunders. Betty Gayle Shields, Betty Wood, Peg gy Wood,Charlotte Shelton, Lucy Vaughn. Barbara Lloyd, Doris Riggins, Judy Llewellyn, Carolyn Good, Miss Bessie Conner, 2nd, row: Shirley Lloyd. Joanne Wainwright, Norma Jean Perdue, Mildred Mitchell, David White, Ralph Meredith, Robert Hogge. George Teagle. Gene Krigsvold, Lois Beecham, Marian Vaught, Sandra Sulik, 3rd,row Elizabeth Cunningham, Peggy Loding, Barbara JeanGilruth,Doris White, Gerald Shields, Tommy Moore, Bobby Brandt Dale Krigsvold,Douglas Brink,LindaPankey,Janet Padgett,EleanorMeadows, 4th, row: Louise Sparrer, Nancy Gibbs Shirley Severance, Carolyn Stephens, Richard Stratton, Van Nixon, Alex Gillikin, Bobby Hansford, Emily Riggins Becky Ann Giles, Phyllis Shelton, Carole Chaffin, Accompanist-Anne Presson, Absent From Picture: Lelia Dawson Lioma Diehl, Ann Ruterbush, Bernice Wilburn Elsie Williams N x x 'W Miss Bessie Di ISC I Ogonlle 1- n PYGSSQ Q06 iSY Pllccompan , f ,Q .51 '40 n 55 If ...f 1 ,,, We , , W Q 1 Y -1- , - 49 'R U --I Q r f 7' ' X: ' 1 . 1: 1' Q' Nl ,A X --V V A Q WX Q Coma A '. X 'Qf g 594' ff ' ' V f it ' M as Q ' f , , 5 A 1 f... Q , , 2 . 1, 511127, gi, K, tx! ,, A il , U ,..,, . 4. . , 2: -1 . ' eg- A , Y U-A any fd, M , ' 1.1 . 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Joe Farmer, Monty Mills, Absent from picture: Annette Nunn, Bobby Reed, Waldy Sulik, Charles Chriswell, tiff' jx 1 f 0 704464 if ' Officers: President, John Lowe: Vice-President, Bill Wade: Recording Secretary,Gwen Withers: Treasurer, Becky Giles: Corresponding Secretary, Lynn Remington, lst, row. left to right: Peggy Proffitt, Nancy Scott, Becky Giles, Miss Ogburn, Sponsor, Nancy Westcott, Lynn Remington, Betty Sue White, Jean Jarvis, Ann Green, 2nd, row: John Lowe, Bobby Simmons, Johnny Belvin, Roger Millirons, John Hickman, Pat Webb, Duane Neesam, Alton Lovitt, Absent from picture: Abbey Douglas, Jeanette Shepard, William Waide, Gwen Withers. LA! , 1 W . 5, A i N, r , , ., ,W . , ff- 'aff ' 'A ,jg W A w QF 1 R Q Q 1 K W K9 1 .wg 1. M, N, 5 K it 4 mf , . gy 'So I -4, ' QVAQSW ' S4 Il afuf' W 'fav .Q ,W U , D 2 ,Ab Q 4 LJ. V -4 gf tQ?.+g,.Qv,,, -fh- Qmfiwlfm . A-1. A u fx, 6 .Y . 4... pfj, W:'f7' if '-ESM.. 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ManagergCoach Simpson, Douglas Padgett, Mickey Neill, Lewis Dixon Dale Krigsvold, David Green, Eugene Wornom, Alex Gillikin, George Teagle, Harry Honeycutt, Carl Cunningham Mr Rollins, Assistant-CoachgCharlesPaulett, Manager, 2nd, row: Robert Brandt, Myrt Hayden. Bill Smith Richard Wood Walter Presson,JohnGrave1y, RonnieMi1ls,Richard Stratton, Paul Wornom, Bobby Go1den,Wil1iam Byrum 3rd row H. L. Smoot, Bobby 1-lansford, Dicky Boyd, John Zsoldos. Dicky Bryant, John Wade Montgomery, Pat Webb David Richardson. Francis Rowe, Martin Shelton. Dennis Lindsay, Manager, York York York York York York ?aaz'ZaZZ SCOREBOARD 1954-55 64 Prince George . Matthew Whaley Gloucester ... Smithfield . . . Franklin . . . . Deep Creek . . York--0 Prince George--12 This was the first game for us this sea- son and even though we lost 13-0, we put up a very good defense with Walter Presson and Gene Wornom starring. Our only offense was when H. L. Smoot broke through the middle for 45 yards before being pulled down from behind. York--0 Matthew Whaley--14 In the first quarter we were stopped seven yards of a touchdown with Matthew Whaley gaining fourteen points in the sec- ond and fourth quarters. Halfback Martin Shelton was York's offensive star, and H. L. Smoot was a defensive stand. Co-Cap- tain and Tackle, David Green, played all the way and was a sharp line defender. York-- Gloucester--43 This was a hard fought game with one of Gloucester's players getting his leg broken with the same accident happening to our Center, Alex Gillikin, which was a great loss for us. Despite our loss, Guard Dale Krigsvold and End Walter Presson made a large percentage of our tackles, while Krigsvold blocked two extra point tries from placement and a punt to give York the ball deep in Gloucester territory on the fifteen yard line. York--0 Smithfield--26 At the opening of the game we drove 53 yards before losing possession of the ball. Standouts for York were Tackles, David Green and John Gravely and Guards, Gene Wornom and Dale Krigsvold. York--7 Franklin--lZ York broke the scoring ice early in the opening quarter, scoring its first touchdown of the year after End Douglas Padgett re- covered a fumble on the Franklin nine -yard line. The score athalftime was 7-6 in favor of York, but Franklin gained another touch- down in the second half giving them the vic- tory. York--9 Deep Creek--38 This being our last game and leading at halftime 6-0 with Brandt making the touch- down and Richardson making the conver- sion, we thought we had a victory at hand. However, during the second half Deep Creek scored 38 points. Our defensive stars were Tacklers. David Green and Carl Cunning- ham, Guard, Gene Wornom, End, Douglas Padgett and Fullback, H. L. Smoot also starred offensively. 65 Our first football season was not very successful if we are thinking primarily of scores. What is more important is that we have gained a year's invalu- able experience in team work and have demonstrated that it is not the way that a school wins that counts but the way that it plays. May all the future teams of York High School show in victory the same spirit of determination and sportsmanship that the 1954 football squad showed in defeat! Coach Simpson Co-Captains David Green and Gene Womom .Iozilla Medaris Beverley Cooke Judy Hodge Barbara Gilruth Patricia Burcher f We congratulate you, the cheerlead- ers of York High School, for doing sucha fine job dur- ing Football and Basketball seasons. Youwere elected as the first squad of this school, and be- cause you worked hard to organize, you were ready for the first football game. - if f FS Barbara Gilruth and Patricia Bur- cher, Co-captains Carole Chaffin, Manager and Substitute. 'V 'g 744, fi' P., .ff if Linda Pankey Charlotte Shelton Betty Shields Janet Padgett Madge Crowell Qabsent from picture, This shows the spirit that you have kept so faithfully for both seasons. With your pep ral- lies and good lead- ership, the school has developed a spirit that will con- tinue because of your work. Standing left to right: Gene Keckler, Duane Neesam, Mickey Neill, Claude Keckler, Wayne White, Walter Preson, George Jones, Dale Krigsvold, Douglas Padgett, Van Nixon, Jimmy Rogers, Kenneth Justice, Pat Webb, Roane Hunt. Kneeling. Bobby Si ons, Manager: Mr. Simpson, Coach. fijfflwi sm' 2 22,251 xg,?,l-L 'W :MMM 77' The York High Basketball Team finished the 1954-55 basketball season with a 1-12 record. They were very capably headed by Captain Dale Krigsvold, and although they didn't win many games they gave a good account of themselves losing four games by a single point. The younger members of the team gained much valuable experience and will be much stronger next season. The members of the team who will be lost through graduation are Douglas Padgett and Claude Keckler. 68 kr York York York York York York York York York York York York York . t, York x QQ SCOREBOARD Ld. VVha1ey .. SL Vincent. .. Gloucester ... Deep Creek .. L4.WVha1ey ... Prince George Srnithfield . .. Va.Beach... Churchland .. Frankhn. ... Great Bridge . Walsingham . . Princess.Anne Suffolk ...... M YUFHC 1 M 1 Y I 'Af 35 1249 get 'K NN sv ,. ...a A-5 lst. row,left to right: Joe Farmer, Eddie Hall, Billy Salwers, Jamie Hadden. 2nd row, left to rightg Johnny McNeace Denis Nicholas, Larry Mills, Barry Bames, Walter Healy. Standing, Coach Simpson. . W Q The J. V. Club of 54'-55', the first of York High, did not have a very suc- cessful season if you are just concerned with the scores. Lack of experience took its toll on the boys, as it was the first year they had engaged in basketball competition: however, they gained much invaluable experience working together. The York J. V.'s had an overall record of 0-7 for the season. Coach Siinpson is hoping to have an assistant to work with the boys next year, and they are looking forward to having a very prosperous season in 55'-56'. 70 Ill III lst. row, left to right: Joan Savage, Managerg Peggy Proffitt, Sarah Lamb, Miss Rawls, Coach: Janice Wood, Joanne Belda, Emma Raley, Shirley Lloyd, Manager. 2nd row, left to right: Jane Comick, Betty Lou Dunston, Bemadette Lamb, Barbara Lloyd, Ann Giles, Ann Green. 3rd row, left to right: Janet Barnes, Carolyn Good, Betty Wood, Janet Ward, Phyllis Shelton. , 1 The team fought hard all season and as a result won seven games while los- ing only four. This was accomplished through the able leadership and guidance of their coach, Miss Rawls. Many of the girls had never played together before and some of them had never met. However,with Sarah Lamb and Janice Wood as Co-captains, the girls quickly combined their talents to make a winning team. The girls seemed to have been playing together for a long time. At the end of the season the scores stood' as follows: OPPONENT WE THEY Saint Vincent 45 30 Gloucester 39 49 Matthew Whaley Z8 Z6 Prince George 61 67 Smithfield 37 31 Matthew Whaley 50 25 Churchland 41 37 Franklin 40 46 Great Bridge 35 31 Walsingham 57 34 Suffolk 41 52 71 The-1: onxax-mms, 6xVES5lonN x Oh Babu, SVS' Nwkhng Halggkg FTOTTX Huunsl OtLY C and ski Jon-Ylhi speecung dean thi. 'B Nino S der Remembex' hwchmnd, mavgdigtbur cool Sheff Co-cap! Jo.mcS, Wood,Sara.h Lamb Coach Roms 72 W f A ,fLf ' O X , I wb X: ' Q 3 ' NW F Q 0 v X Q 4 ACN Q ff .Q 4 5 ' uh 5 Q ,X Q A 1 O I aaz70dzf4wz7 WE THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS OF YORK HIGH SCHOOL do hereby declare and publrsh to the followrng persons these our bequeaths Mr Grllrs York s frrst pnncrpal we leave our apprecratron for the manner rn whrch he has started our school on the basrs of democratrc prrncrples To our class of 55 he has been both fnend and counselor the entrre faculty we leave our admrratron and respectfor the way rn whrch they have helped us become adjus ted to our new surroundrngs We thank them for their readrness and co operauon rn workrng wrth each of us Mrs Smrth our sponsor we leave our grateful thanks for her rnfrnrte patrence rn helprng us through the trrals anitrrbulatronsofour senroryear Wehope our accomplrshments rn the future wrll help repay her for the many hours o ard work Shrrley Sagnders leaves her latest book entrtled Ten Foolproof Excuses for Skrpprng Classes to Peggy Amory and Irrs Iac son Rrchard Stratton rs leavrng NO 9 to Kenneth Justrce wrth a fragrle srgn on rt Tommy Moore and Lewrs Drxon are berng left some of Jack Moore s ole black magrc Sarah Lamb who has a smrle for everyone rs leavrng her pleasrng ways to Shrrley Hudgrns Betty Sue Lawrence and Shrrley Severence are leavrng therr good trmes rn Study Hall to Dorrs Rrggrns A fast stepper Joanne Belda rs berng left some of Delores Sear s bop steps After much concentratron Gene Wornom has decrded to leave hrs good looks to Bobby Soles A very pleasant young lady Carolyn Stephens rs leavrng her polrteness to Barbara Beecham Nancy Grbbs bequeaths her drgnity to Wanda Burke A well known cheerleader Patrrcra Burcher rs leavrng her cheerrng abrlrty to Jozrlla Medarrs Dons Taylor Whrte rs leavrng Madge Crowell a lrttle mrrror knowrng that she wrll see a pretty reflecuon A very frrendly grrl Sally Sulzberger rs leavrng her lrkeable ways to none other than Lourse Sparrer Lrnda Pankey rs berng left some of Carole Chaffrn s orrginalrty Joan Savage rs leavrng her lrkrng for commercral subjects to Beatrrce Beck Charles Paulett wrlls hrs lrkrng for books to Norman Hogge Moore Davrd Richardson rs leavrng a keep away srgn on Lrnda Pankey to all boys who mrght be rnteresred Bobby Brandt is leavrng hrs happy go lucky ways to Martrn Shelton and Paul Crockett Jr Shrrley Lloyd wrlls her srncere ways to a worthy person Janet Ward Janrce Moore Wood rs leavrng her basketball skrll and her unrform to Jane Cornrck That surt seems to have a nrce number Bobby Hansford wrlls hrs way wrth the grrls to Bobby Crockett H L Smoot rs leavrng hrs all around personalrty to anyone capable of acceptrng Lelra Dawson wrlls her flrrtmg technrque to Judy Hodge hoprng she wrll use rt when necessary Anne Presson a dependable and studrous young lady rs leavrng her scholastrc talents to Emma Raley Ronnre Mrlls and Dale Krrgsvold are berng respectfully left some of John Wade Montgomery s smart remarks Ben Rush rs leavrng hrs lrkrng for Shakespeare to Jrmmy Sager and Davrd Paulett A farthfulsemor Alex Grllrkrn rs leavrnghrs manner ofleadership and hrs loyalty to Mrckey Nerll and Gerald Shrelds Ed Gulden rs leavrng hrs seat rn the band to any capable Junror A talented young Mrss Barbara Grlruth rs leaving her artrstrc abrlrty to a deservrng reciprent Douglas Brink Rrchard Hrcks rs helpfully leavrng some of lns energy to Harry Honeycutt Samuel Honeycutt wrlls his humorous drsposrtron to Francrs Rowe and Damren Lamb Davrd Green rs leavrng his posrtron rn football to York s future Co captarns John Gravely and Walter Presson Douglas Padgett wrlls hrs lrkrng for sports to Joseph Byrum Two Ann s Ann Upton and Ann Ruterbush wrll therr duties rn Home Ec to Elsre Wrllrams Claude Keckler wrlls hrs worthy ambrtrons and ideals to Ralph Meredrth Jr Jean Elkrns rs happy Just to be leavrng Andi Vivran Hogg leavrng my best wishes for the success of the future graduates hereunto set my hand and seal thrs twenty erghthday of March rn the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and frfty frve 73 I I I ' To -I . . I ' , I . .' . . . . . . . To ' 2 ' ' I . . '. . . . I ' ' To. I . ' ' ' . . .... I - Betty Lou Dunston is gladly leaving her seat in the shorthand class, along with a good-luck charm, to Charlotte ,, . ,, . . ' . . .' . . . . . - . . . . . . , - . ' . . , . . . . . . . . . . NAME Leha Dawson Bobby Brandt Patrrcra Burcher Betty Dunston Jean Elkms Carole Chaffrn Dav1d Green Alex Gtllxkrn Nancy Grbbs Barbara Grlruth Samuel Honeycutt Bobby Hansford Claude Keckler Sarah Lamb John Montgomery Rlchard H1CkS Jack Moore Ed Gulden Anne Presson Shxrley Lloyd VIVIBH Hogg Betty Lawrence Dav1d Rrchardson H L Smoot Shrrley Severence Shrrley Saunders Sally Sulzberger Jamce Wood Richard Stratton Ben Rush Dolores Sears Carolyn Stephens Anne Ruterbush Joan Savage Eugene Wornom Dons Whlle Charles Paulett Ann Upton Douglas Padgett ANSWERS TO Lelra Bobby Patty Blossom Jean Carole Chref Feet Nancy Barbara Jake Bobby Ace Sarah Chtd ley Rlchard Jack Anne Shrrley Vrvtan Betty Sue Sltck Shrrley Shtrley Sally Sprder Re Ben Tex Carol Puddle Jumper Joan Gene Dorls Buck Doug LOOKS LIKE sweet sxxteen an Indran a nurse her mother a small doll Mrs Vanderbtlt football hero man about town actress chorus gtrl a boxer Dana Andrews Mad Sctenttst Haleloke fugrtrve from Easter George Gobel a farmer radro announcer preacher s wtfe Prrvate sec y a lot of fun stenographer college freshman gemus career g1rl reporter a co ed Grandma bus drrver crazy mrxed up cat a tobacco frend greek goddess a masseuse a secretary Clark Gable a hOUSeW1fC a marrne nurse prlot 74 State LAST SEEN flrrtrng actrng lrke a nut wr1t1ng Denms talkrng slsghns asklng questlons F pestermg Mrss Conner wrth Toby coon huntrng dr1v1ng a bus rn a motor boat worklng Trtg rn a hula sk1rt actmg lrke a 3 yr old rn class borrowrng paper crackrng Jokes rn the lrbrary wrth H L at the Sports Arena 1n the hall at Naval Reserve wrth Nancy wearrng Bermuda shorts wrth Neal at a basketball game berng quiet danclng wlth Tex dorng the Bop smrltng at Ft Eustts talkrng wxth a brush tn hrs back pocket IYDIHS rn blue Jeans rn the cafeterra walkrng Ahce to the bus I ' ' at T. . 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