The 1959 Peer - Albemarle High School

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Albemarle High School Library

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DEDICATION

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Miss Virginia Beard

To Miss Beard and Miss Sutherland

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DEDICATION

Miss Elizabeth Sutherland

With gratitude, we, the Seniors of 1959, acknowledge their intellectual

stimuli inherent in originality of thought, judicious channeling of our

interests, application of democratic ideals in the measure of personal

evaluation, patience in coping with our immaturities, and their dedication

in tutoring us, not as a unit, but as individuals.

FOREWORD The 1959 PEER draws a broad picture of

the students and activities of Albemarle High School. Through photographs and captions comprising the PEER, the staff has endeav­ored to capture and record the many mem­orable events and personalities in and around our school.

The school building itself sets the theme for tht. yearbook.

TABLE OF

CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION

CLASSES ..

ATHLETICS

ACTIVITIES

FEATURES

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ASSISTANT

SUPERINTENDENT

Leslie H. Walton

SUPERINTENDENT

Paul H. Cale

DffiECTOR

OF INSTRUCTION

Robert C. Gibson

ALBEMARLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD From left to right: F. E. Paulett, E. J. Oglesby, Paul H. Cale, J. T. Henley, Leslie H. Walton, H. V. Herold, Mrs. Anna B. Yancey, and W. Wright Harrison.

Benjamin F. Hurt, Principal ; Homer M. Kline . Jr. , Assistant Principal

RD PRINCIPAL'S

SECRET ARIES Barbara Doneil, Assistant Secretary; Martha Bailey, Secretary

MATH INSTRUCTORS (Left to Right) William Harper, B.A.; Barbara Stoudt, B.A.; Merry Lewis Allen, B.S., M.Ed.; Gene­vieve D. Goff, B.S., M.A.; Margaret Howe, B.A.

SCIENCE INSTRUCTORS (Left to Right) Kenneth W. Lindsay, B.A., M.A.; Margaret P. Fowler, B.S. ; Nancy B. Runyan, B.S.; Alice Enke, B.S.; Joseph L. Trice, B.A., M. Ed.

ENGLISH INSTRUCTORS (Left to Right) InettH. Mahanes, B.A.; Daisy B. Adams, B.S.; Elizabeth Sutherland, B.S., M.A.; Mattie Lee G. Fornes, B.S. ; Stacy D. Jackson, B.A.; Betty Jean Haney, B.S.

BUSINESS INSTRUCTORS (Left to Right) Beverley Pearce, B.S. ; Thelma Eley, B.S. ; Elizabeth Burlas, B.S. ; Cynthia Baldwin, B.S.

EIGHTH GRADE INSTRUCTORS (Left to Right) Jane H. Maddock, B.A.; Avis D. Stuart, B.S.; Patricia M. Newbill, B.A.; Carolyn Arrington, B.A. ; Lucille Bowen, B.S.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS (Left to Right) Laird L. Rush, A.B. , M.Ed.; Julian King, B.S. ; H.E. Null, B.S. ; Jeanne V. Hellstrom, B.S. ; Marguerite Vines , B.A. ; Patricia Schultz, B.S.

HOME ECONOMICS INSTRUCTORS (Left to Right) Mary Hannah Jones, B.S., M.Ed. ; Elizabeth G. Holland, B.S. ; Maria A. Hurt, B.S.

)RS INDUSTRIAL ARTS INSTRUCTORS H. Lee Bailey, B.S.; Richard Blankenship, B.S.; Edwin 0. Russell, B.S.; LeRoy H. Smith, Jr., B.S .

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D .E. COORDINATOR Jennings B. Wilson, B.S.

ART INSTRUCTOR Edith M. Arbaugh

D.O . COORDINATOR James W. Ester, B.S., M.A.

NURSE Ruth G. Updike, R.N.

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OR HISTORY INSTRUCTORS (Left to right) Harry Kent, B.A. ; Virginia Beard, B.S.; Lois Moore, B.A.

LANGUAGE INSTRUCTORS (Left to right) Norman H. Rathbun, B.A. , M.A. ; Ellen W. Houston, A.B.

MUSIC INSTRUCTORS (Left to right) Eleanor Dickerman, B.A.; Virginia Dofflemyer, B.S. ; James W. Simmons, B.S.

LIBRARIANS (Left to right) Lady B. Walton, B.S. ; Margaret W. Burruss, B.S.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Left to Right) TommyWilliams, Vice President; Jim Meem, Treasurer; Betty Haney, Secretary; Chuck Vance, President.

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PERCY MARSHALL ABELL EDITH KAYE ADCOCK WILLIAM LEWIS ADCOCK

JACKIE ADKINS JAMES CARL BAILES

VIRGINIA ELIZABETH BAILEY WILLIAM HOMER BALLARD EDWIN BARBOUR

JOYCE REBECCA BARKSDALE WANDA LEIGH BARNETT REBECCA ANN BAUM RON ALl

MITZI JANE BIBB ROY DAVID BRADLEY

JOHN AUBREY BREEDEN WILLIAM FREDERIC BREYVOGEL SHIRLEY ANN BRYANT NA

NBAUM RONALD WILLIAM BUCK JEAN QUICK CAMPBELL ROBERT LEE CASH

CATHERINE I. CATTERTON JANE CHAPMAN

BRYANT NANCY ANN CLARK RUTH PAULINE CLARK CHARLOTTE IRMA CLEMENTS

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CHARLES DAVID CRAWFORD PEGGY JEAN CRAWFORD BETTY JEAN CRICKENBERGER BE'

JANE MASSIE CRITZER WENDELL MASSIE CRITZER

CHARLOTTE CLEBURNE CULIN THOMAS PENNINGTON DAVIS JEANETTE DULANE DOWELL JAMES RA

::KENBERGER BETTY JEAN DUNN RAYMOND ALLEN DURRER FREDA LEE ERSKINE

PEGGY JEAN FIELDS ALLEN EDWARD FIRTH

NE DOWELL JAMES RANDOLPH FITZGERALD MAMIE VIRGINIA FITZGERALD CLYDE HARRISON FRENCH

ELSIE ELAINE FUNKHOUSER CLAUDE DAVIS GARVER, JR. REID RICHARD GERHARDT JANE

CLYDE AMOS GIBSON ELLEN GAYNELL GIBSON

NANCY LOUISE GIBSON BARBARA ANN GOODMAN JAMES RUSSELL GOUGH BE

ERHARDT JANET PATRICIA GRAVES MARGARET ANNE GRAVES JOYCE MARIE GRAy·

MARY LEE HALE SHIRLEY TEMPLE HAMM

.L GOUGH BETTY JEAN HANEY CATHERINE LEE HARLOW KENNETH BECK HARRINGTON

CLYDE EUGENE HARRlS MARGARET ELIZABETH HARRlS ASHTON LEONARD HERRING D<

BETTY LOU HICKS RAYMOND EDMUND HOPKINS

JOHN WENDELL HOWELL CAROLINE LEE JACKMAN JUDY JEAN KELLEY J .

HERRING DOUGLAS EUGENE LADD HATTIE LEE LASLEY ANN McCORMICK LAYMAN

PENELOPE VIRGINIA LAYMAN BETTY FRANCES McALLISTEH

~LLEY JACQUELINE McCANN CAROLYN ANNE MAJORS SIDNEY EUGENE MARSHALL

PAUL ROGERS MARTIN JOYCE ELAINE MATHENY GEORGE WILLIAM MAUPIN, JR. EVEL

JAMES LAWRENCE MEEM FRANCES ALBERTA MOON

JOHN FRANCIS MOONAN ALVIN LEE MORRIS CHARLES GENE MORRIS ROBER'

~ MAUPIN, JR. EVELYN MAE MORRIS GLEN FRANCIS MORRIS SANDRA JOYCE MORRIS

MARGARET IRENE NEWCOMBE DAVID BERGER OGLESBY

olE MORRIS ROBERT JEFFREY PARSON ARTHUR ROLAND PITTMAN DORIS MARIE PRITCHETTE

JEARL JEAN PRITCHETTE PEGGY JEAN PURVIS ALVIS LAWRENCE QUICK MARY BRl

ERNESTINE ELIZABETH RAUSCH VIRGINIA ANN REECE

NANCY GAIL REEDY NICHOLAAS HERBERT REINDERS PRISCILLA DIANE RICE AUBREY C

lCE QUICK MARY BRUCE RICHARDSON JAMES BROWiN RIDDLE RANDY RAY ROBERTS

JESSE GEORGE SENTER AUDREY MAE SHACKLEFORD

lANE RICE AUBREY CONRAD SHIFLETT DOROTHY ELIZABETH SHIFLETT JOANN SHIFLETT

PATSY YVONNE SHIFLETT

PATRICIA SMITH

JAMES PHILLIP SPENCER

JEANNIE SIPE RODNEY MEREDITH SOUTHALL

FRANKLIN LEE SMITH

NANCY CAROLYN SPICER BEVERLY JANE SPROUSE

JAME

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H SOUTHALL JAMES LOUIS STALEY HUGH HOLLOWAY TAYLOR KATHRYN PAIGE THOMAS

MARY FRANCES THOMAS BRENDA EULALIA THOMPSON

~ :SPROUSE COURTE.NAY McCARTHY TURNER CHARLES TERRY VANCE MYRA LEE WALKER

ANNE NEAL WALTON RHODES WILLIAM WARD, JR. ROBERT EDWARD WESTMORELAND HARI

MONTGOMERY ARVILLE WHYTE JAMES DeWITT WILDE IV

JUANITA WILLIAMS TOMMY KEITH WILLIAMS LAURICE EUGENE WOOD BEl

STMORELAND HAROLD BELL WRIGHT

mWOOD BERNARD BALLARD

Seniors Not Pictured: RICHARD WAYNE HOLLEY CHARLES FRANKLIN MOORE LINDA JEAN PERRY MARY SHIFFLETT

POST GRADUATES

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DINA GAYLE YOUNG

ROBERT DEWAYNE PENNINGTON

J lJNI OR CLASS OFFICERS

RS JUNIORS

Jimmy Breeden

Bill Cate

Randolph Breeden

·Richard Carmody

JUNIORS

Robert Carmody Margie Cason Tommy Clark Nancy Clayton Tinka Cockerille

Glen Collier Mary Conlon Sandra Craddock John Craft Sandra Fost

Madeline Crenshaw Dennis Critzer Ronnie Critzer Carroll Deane Guy DeHooge Bobby Gibs,

Winston Detamore Billy Dunn ·Homer Duff Diane Egeland Tommy Estes Alice Glas

JlJNIORS

John Craft Sandra Foster Rebecca Fox Virginia Frazier Wanda Garrison Ben Gibson

iuy DeHooge Bobby Gibson Filmore Gibson Delores Gibson Jean Gibson Peggy Gibson

'ommy Estes Alice Glass Lawrence Graves Lindley Gough John Hamner Billy Haney

Gwen Howell Donna Houchens

Warren James Martha Jenkins

JUNIORS

Patsy Hudson

Leslie John

Betty Jean Hurtt June Hurtt Johnny Live

Eleanor Jones Craig Julian Edward McM1

June Hurtt

:raig Julian

Johnny Livers

Edward McMurdo.

Clyde Lynch

Kathy Mahone

JUNIORS

Andrea Lyster Doris McAllister Richard McAllister

Frances Marsh Billy Marston Joyce Maubry

JUNIORS

Trevor Plal

Glennis Morris

Billy Norford Bob Orman Wyatt Owens Montie Pace Patsy Painter Barbara Sandr

Clark Parker Carolyn Peyton Kay Pittman John Pitts Tina Platt Barbara Shiff

JUNIORS

... ttsy Painter Barbara Sandridge Leonard Sandridge Linda Sandridge Shelby Sandridge Wayne Seale

rina Platt Barbara Shifflett Bertha Shifflett . Jo Ann Shifflett Kaylene Shifflett Richard Shifflett

JUNIORS

Jimmy Whit

Gary Sullivan William Sullivan Peggy Thomas Eugene Thompson Sandra Thompson

Goldie Tomlin Becky Toms Judy Trimble Jaine Walker Peggy Walton

JUNIORS harles Smith

Jimmy White Peggy Wilberger Byrd Williams Margaret Williams Rozelle Williams

dra Thompson Alice Wood Carlton Wood Dorothy Wood

'eggy Walton

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SOPHOMORE· CLASS OFFICERS

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Marilyn Burton, Ann Calhoun, Virginia Campbell, Sally Carter, Ann Carver, Tommy Chears, Gary Clark.

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SOPHOMORES

Johnny Cubero, Charlotte Daniel, Buddy Davis, Nancy Davis, Richard Davis, Ann Dawson, Anita DeHooge.

Bobby Elliott, Templeton Elliott, Debbie Englert, Carson Entrekin, Tommy Erskine, Billy Estes, Peggy

Evans.

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SOPHOMORES

.Gertrude Frazier, Nancy Frazier, James French, Caroline Gambrell, Clyde Garrison, Donald Garrison, Patricia Garrison.

Marty Gibson, Sterling Gibson, Joey Goldsmith, Peggy Gough, Joanne Graves, Nancy Green, Clark Gunter.

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SOPHOMORES

Clyde Kidd, Alfred Klink, Mac Lafferty, Shirley Lam, David Lambert, Donald Lawson, Peggy Lawson. Ed

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SOPHOMORES

on. Edna Morris, Joyce Morris, Linda Morris, Margaret Morris, Pat Morris, Rachel Morris, Raymond Mundy.

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SOPHOMORES

Shirley Rice, Linda Richardson, Elridge Roberts, Ann Rogers, Marty Runkle, Forrest Sandridge, Avon Sar­gent.

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Sar- Dickie Swift, Dewey Taylor, Dorothy Taylor, John Taylor, Shirley Taylor, Susan Terry, Ronny Thacker.

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SOPHOMORES

Duffy Wood, James Wood, Pat Wood, Rose Wood, P enny Woodruff, Laura Work, Marty Work.

Kenneth Worley, Louise Wright, Charles Yancey, Becky Yow, Claudia Zimmerman.

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CLASS OFFICERS

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FRESHMEN

Thelma Birckhead, Jimmy Board, Sandra Booth, Tommy Bradbury, Norman Branham, Patsy Brooks, Judy Brown, Gary Bugg.

Gerald Burnett, Linda Burton, Ronald Chapman, Linda Christensen, Lake Clark, Mary Beth Carmi­chael, Vir.ginia Clatterbuck, Brenda Clements.

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Kathleen Crawford, Teresa Crenshaw, Nancy Critzer, Bonnie Cromer, Virginia Cromer, John Cronk, Allen Cutright, Jasper Davis.

Patsy Davis, Richard Davis, Robert Davis, Ruth Davis, Ann Detamore, Laura Dorman, Dean Dart, Spencer Doty.

Peggy Dudley , Richard Dyksterhouse, Wanda Estes, Roscoe Faris, Tommy Faulconer, Susan Firth, Roger Fisher, Terry Fitzgerald.

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FRESHMEN

Phyllis Garth, Sue Gay, Dana Gerhardt, Preston Gianniny, Bernard Gibson, Betty Gibson, Glen Gibson, Homer Gibson.

Janice Gibson, John Gibson, Joyce Gibson, Linda Gibson, Nancy Gibson, Phyllis Gibson, Hugh Gildea, Paul Gillespie.

Robert Gillum, Ralph Gould, Kenneth Grandle, Barbara Graves, Norman Graves, Mary Frances Gray, Mason Graybill, Bobby Green,

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FRESHMEN

Edna Hamner, James Haney, Frances Hardey, James Harding, Joyce Harlow, William Harlowe, Margaret Harris, Paul Harris.

Eunice Henwood, Betty Herring, Geraldine Herring, Beverly Holland, Linda Holloway, Jimmy Hou .. chens, Rea Houchens, Stella Houchens.

Carl Jarrell,Andy Johnson, Darlene Jones, Frankie Jones, Carl Judge, Donnie Kennedy, Theodore Kennedy, Karen Kesler.

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FRESHMEN

Betty Keyton, Shirley Keyton, Elizabeth Kidd, Franklin Kidd, Wilbert Kidd, Ronnie King, Ronald Kir- · by, Ronnie Knox.

Janet Leathers, Robert Llewellyn, Jacob Loeser, John Lloyd, David Ludwig, Jesse Lynn, Pete Mc­Daniel, Mildred ~cGhee.

Jimmy McGregor, Beth MacKay, David McNish, Joyce Mahanes, Randy Mahanes, George Marion, Bobby Marks, James Marsh.

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Esther Marshall, Blaine Martin, Ernestine Martin, Effie Maupin, Sandra Maupin, Watts Maupin, Barry Mawyer, Judy Mawyer.

Mary Jane Mawyer, William Mawyer, Frank Mayo, Barbara Meeks, Wayne Miller, Alex Minor, Joyce Mitchell, Marie Moon.

Sarah Moon, Barbara Morris, Charlotte Morris, Charlotte Morris, Esther Morris, Fay Morris, Ken­nie Morris, Mary Morris.

Peter Morris, Ronald Morris, Larry Mullendore, Woodie Mundy, Anna Murray, Nancy Napier, Pat Nuttycombe, llene Orman.

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FRESHMEN

Betty Pritchett, Jackie Pugh, Steve Quick, Richard Raines, Judy Rea, Louis Redden, Kenneth Rice, Buddy Rittenhouse.

Judy Rittenhouse, Clarence Roberts, Harry Roberts, Joyce Roberts, Carolyn Robinson, Adele Rodef­fer, Dolly Rogers, William Rogers.

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FRESHMEN

Ronnie Sours, Al Sprouse, Betty Sprouse, Grace Sprouse, Lenwood Sprouse, Teddy Sprouse, David Stancil, Roger Standley.

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FRESHMEN

David Tilman, Joan Tisdale, Linda Tomlin, Patty Tomlin, Carol Townsend, Alene Turner, Kathy Tur­ner, Marvin Vest.

John Via, Joyce Ward, Susan Ward, Lewis Watson, Bob Webber, Roxie Webster, Thelma Weakley, Edith Whitehouse.

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FRESHMEN

Victoria Wiley, Buzzy Williams , Charles Williams, Danis Williams, Lois Williams, Pat Williams.

Paula Williams, Danny Wood, Etta Wood, Wayne Wood, Don Wright, Leroy Yancey.

W. A. Young, Clinton Yowell, Carol Zimmerman, Linda Clements, Pat Critzer, Marion Dunn.

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EIGHT GRADE CLASS OFE

EIGHTH GRADE

Jimmy Abell, Ann Addington, Bob Albee, Ann Albert, Susan Allen, Mary Ann Anderson, Andrew At­kins, Pat Bachman, Bill Bailey.

Gene Bain, Bruce Baldwin, Patsy Ballard, Wayne Ballard, Charles Barksdale, Robert Batten, Vernon Batten, Sandra Batten, Thomas Baughan.

Juanita Blankenship, Linda Blincoe, Geraldine Breeden, Tommy Breeden, Frances Brown, Janna .. Brown, Julia Brown, Jean Browning, Howard Bryant.

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EIGHTH GRADE

Jimmy Bunch, Eugene Burgess, Curtis Burruss, Ray Carter, Wayne Carver, Linda Cash, Lois Cason, Carolyn Clark, Merianna Clark.

Steve Clark, Faye Clements, Raymond Conley, Kay Corbin, Herbert Craddock, Kathleen Crickenber­ger, Betty Critzer, Donald Critzer, Billy Dandridge.

Buddy Davis, Ida Davis, Pamela Davis, Denna DeHooge, Hugh Demasters, Shelby Demasters, Sammy Dollins, Herbert Drolshagen, Charles Dudley.

Faye Earheart, Jimmy Eddins, Carroll Eppard, Bernard Estes, Paul Evans, Danny Falwell, David Falwell, Betty Farish, Bill Farrell.

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EIGHTH GRADE

Kenneth Farrell, Betty Faulconer, William Fields, Barbara Fisher, Patricia Fitzgerald, Lucy Flanna­gan, Irene Fornes, Arthur Frazier, Betty Frazier.

Eunice Frazier, Geraldine Frazie-r., Jerry Sue Garrett, Dewey Garrison, Helen Garrison, Lynn Garri­son, Marjorie Garrison, George Geer, Carolyn Gentry.

Garland Gentry, Gloria Gentry, Ronald Gentry, Faye Gianniny, George Gianniny, Dorsey Gibbs , Betty Jean Gibson, Bobby Gibson, Carl Gibson.

Herbert Gibson, Mary Gibson, James Goodall, Pat Goolseby, Joyce Gowen, Emma Graves, Shirley Griesbach, Robert Groome, Alice Gunter.

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EIGHTH GRADE

Donald Hall, Jean Hamm, Lindsay Harrington, Betty Harris, Jerry Harris, Robert Harris, Vivian Harris, Susan Hays, Marianne Heiberg.

Rosemary Heller, Tommy Henderson, Charles Hensley, John Hensley, Joyce Hensley, Tommy Hen­sley, Jimmy Herring, Edward Hunt, Lawrence Hunt.

Rebecca Kennedy, Martha Key, Edgar Keyton, Calvin Kidd, Mary Klink, Ray Kyser, Lois Lam, Tho­mas Lamb, Judy Lanum.

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EIGHTH GRADE

Lauren LaSauce, Jimmy Lasley, Curtis Laster, Ronnie Lawhorne, Carroll Lawson, Charles Leake, Julia Longstreet, Charles McAllister, James McAllister.

Lee McCauley, Shirley McCleary, Blaine Mcintire, Frankie Mawyer, Clifford Mahanes, Marily Mar­shall, Bonnie Martin, Peggy Martin, Clifford Maupin.

Jackie Morgan, Betty Morris, Charlotte Morris, Curtis Morris, David Morris, James Morris, Lois Morris, Mary Morris, Virginia Morris.

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EIGHTH GRADE

Susan Mummey, Barbara Mundie, Ronnie Nay, Harvey Noel, Charles Oliver, Virginia Parker, Tom Parson, Douglas Patterson, Cecelia Phillips.

Barbara Powell, Emily Powell, George Powell, Mason Powell, Steve Price, June Proffit, Kitty Ray, Frances Revels, Ronald Rhodes.

Shelton Ritchie, Johnny Rivers, Bob Robbins, Cheryl Roberts, Linda Roberts, Sue Roberts, Bill Ro­bertson, Carolyn Robertson, Tommy Robinson.

Timothy Rogers, Daniel Rorrer, George Sandborn, Alma Sandridge, Joyce Sandridge, Judy Sandridge, Louise Schwarzenboeck, Jesse Seale, Joe Shaver.

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EIGHTH GRADE

Brenda Shifflett, Christine Shifflett, David Shifflett, Eddie Shifflett, Elenor Shifflett, Fay Shifflett, George Shifflett, Judy Shifflett, Leroy Shifflett.

.Mary Shifflett, Mary Shifflett, Mary Jane Shifflett, Pat Shifflett, Allen Sizemore, Cabel Smith, George Smith, Jay Snavely, Donna Snow.

·Tommy Spangler, Janet Springborn, Malcolm Sprouse, Marie Sprouse, Billy Stanton, Bobby Stobie, Joe Strickler, George Sullivan, Henry Swartling.

Cecil Tate, Betty Taylor, Mary Terrell, Roy Terry, Kenny Thomas, Nancy Thomas, Ralph Thomas, Walter Thomas, Larry Thompson.

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EIGHTH GRADE

Barbara White, Joan Wilburger, Bonnie Williams, James Williams, Ann Wilson, Clarence Wood, Judy Wood, Mary Frances Wood, Roger Wood.

Billy Woodson, Ray Wyant, John Wynne, Carl Yow, Jack Yowell.

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FOOTBALL

'I'ri-Captains ; Marshall Abel , Clyde Lynch, Sidney Marshall

Coaches and Man age r s ; Left to right ; Mr. King, Tommy Bradbury, Brad Mordecai , Mr. Null

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VARSITY FOOTBALL Schedule 1958

Albemarle 7 Culpepper 19

Albemarle 48 Nelson 0

Albemarle 0 Lane 39

Albemarle 62 Spotsylvania 0

Albemarle 25 Louisa 0

Albemarle 14 Freeman 25

Albemarle 7 James Monroe 20

Albemarle 43 Miller 6

Albemarle 0 Orange 27 '

Albemarle 39 Fluvanna 7

PATRIOTS IN ACTION

ir. King,

Marshall Abel 175lbs.- 5' 11"

End

Chuck Vance 165 lbs .- 6'

Center

Toby Brown 155lbs.- 5' 11"

Halfback

Wyatt Owens 160 lbs.- 5' 9'

Halfback

Rodney Southall 145lbs.- 5' 10"

Halfback

Maynard Strickler 168 lbs. 5' 11"

Fullback

Chester Powell 157 lbs. - 6' 1"

End

Billy Haney 170lbs. -5'9"

Tackle

Richard Shiflett 170 lbs. - 5 ' 11 "

End

Al Sprouse 220 lbs. - 6' 1'

Tackle

Billy Leake 150 lbs . - 5' 7"

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Barry Mawyer 145 lbs. - 5 1 10"

Quarterback

Sherman Shiflett 150 lbs.- 5 18"

Halfback

Char lie Smith 140 lbs. -5 1 8"

Fullback

George Bain 155 lbs.- 5 1 11"

Center

Jimmy French 182lbs . -6 1

Tackle

Billy Marston 125 lbs . - 5 18"

Halfback

Eldridge Roberts 150 lbs. -5 1 11"

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J.V. FOOTBALL

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Front row, kneeling: John Cronk, John Pugh, Marvin Reese, Joe Pugh, John Cubero , Dean Dort, Gary Bugg, Don Layman, Frank Mayo , Joe Strickler , Douglas Janson, Sterling Gibson. Second Row, standing: Palmer Sweet, Ronnie Thacker , Walter Young, Kent Houchens , Walker Powell, Floyd Massey, David Garth, Fred Nolke , Jimmy Bunch, Mac Lafferty, David Tilman, Clyde Garrison , Jacob Sprouse , Mr. Rush ; coach.

Albemarle Culpepper

Albemarle Louisa

Albemarle Culpepper

Albemarle Lane

Albemarle Blue Ridge

Albemarle Lane

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VARSITY BASKETBALL

Left to right: Jack Pleasants, Chester Powell, Al Sprouse, Bill Cale, Clark Parker, Marshall Abel, Wyatt Owens, Barry Mawyer, Dennis Critzer, Maynard Strickler, Bobby Poole.

Co-captains: Marshall Abel and Chester Powell

TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION, INC. Preston and Grady Avenue

Phone 2-4235

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Maynard Strickler

Bill Cale Jack Pleasants

Clark Parker

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Marshall Abel

Chester Powell Dennis Critzer

Wyatt Owens

Al Sprouse Bobby Poole

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VARSITY CAG ERS

Tommy Bickers, Manager; Mr. Null, Coach; Tommy Bradbury, Manager.

VARSITY

BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1958-59

Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle

James Monroe Culpepper

Lane Buena Vista Buena Vista

Orange Waynesboro

Freeman Fluvanna

Lane Culpepper

Waynesboro Fluvanna Freeman

Highland Springs James Monroe

Orange John Marshall

STARTING FIVE Left to right: Coach Null, Maynard Strickler, Marshall Abell, Chester Powell, Bill Cale, Jack Pleasants

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Orange rnesboro ~reeman

nuvanna Lane

llpepper mesboro nuvanna ~reeman

Springs Monroe Orange

Vlarshall

Pleasants

J .V. BASKETBALL

First row; kneeling: Don Wright; Don Layman; John Cronk; Duffy Wood; Pat Nuttycombe; Marty Work; Joe strickler. Second row; standing: Mr. Rush, coach; Bob Albee; Gary Bugg; Quentin Nottingham; William Payne; George Gianinny; Russ Harris ; Roger Thurston; Charlie Mills; Ronnie King, manager.

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL·

SCHEDULE, 1958-59

James Monroe Culpepper Lane Orange Waynesboro Freeman Fluvanna Lane Culpepper Waynesboro Fluvanna Freeman Highland Springs James Monroe Orange John Marshall

Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle

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First row, kneeling: Betty Hensley , Lois Herring, Betty Lindsay, Ann Adams, Joyce stokes. Second row, standing: Miss Schultz; coach, Claudia Zimmerman, Shirle-y Gentry, Penny Woodruff, Peggy Crawford, Audrey Allen, Glennis Morris, Mrs. Vines; coach, ilene Orman.

Peggy Crawford; captain, and ilene Orman; manager.

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Carolyn Albert

Freda Erskine, Head Cheerleader

Wanda Barnett, Co-Head

Laura Work

Betty Lanum

Dina Young

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J.V. CHEERLEADERS

Left to right: Carolyn Robertson, Virginia Parker, Claudia Zimmerman, Phyllis Powell, and Emily Powell.

Carolyn Robertson Emily Powell

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TRACK

First row, kneeling: Billy Marston, Johnny Livers, Gary Bugg, Marty Work, Sherman Shiflett, Sterling Gibson, Roger Powell, Edward McMurdo, Paul Revels, Palmer Sweet, Cory Kelsey. Second row, stand­ing: Maynard Strickler, Donald Robertson, Harold Morris , Mac Lafferty, Toby Brown, Edwin Barbour, Al Sprouse, John Craft, George Bain, Templeton Elliot, Guy DeHooge.

Sherman Shiflett , Roger Powell, George Bain

Tomm:Y Goldie

Tommy Bickers, manager ; Mr. King, coach; Goldie Tomlin, Manager

TRACK

Co-captains: George Bain, Maynard Strick­ler

Maynard Strickler, Toby Brown.

8th GRADE SPORTS

FOOTBALL: First row, kneeling: Michael Toms, Carl Yow, Charles Leake, Jerry Maupin, Johnny Rivers, Danny Falwell, Charles Moon, Jimmy Abel, Tommy Bickers. Second row, standing: Frankie Mawyer, Don Wright, Harry Roberts, Gene Payne, Lee McCauley, Bobby Green, Bob Albee, David Falwell, Pete McDaniel, Lindsay Harrington, Andrew Atkins, Jackie Yowell, Steve Price.

-BASKETBALL. First row, kneeling: Jimmy Lasley, Danny Falwell, Johnnie Rivers, Tommy Bickers, Butch Morris. Second row, standing: Mr. King, coach: Tom Ward, Joe Strickler, Malcolm Sprouse, David Falwell, Charles Oliver, Buddy Edwards, Shelley Ritchie, Steve Price.

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(Left to Right) George Senter, President; George Bain, Vice President; Dina Young, Secretary; Audrey Allen, Reporter; Mrs. Stuart, Sponser.

STUDENT COUNCIL

The goal of our Student Council this year is to promote a more active S.C.A. and give the students a better understand­ing of our organization.

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Peggy Purvis, President ; Miss Moore and Mrs. Mahanes, Sponsers

JUNIOR RED CROSS

The American Junior Red Cross is striving to help the needy people in time of disaster and to create friendly relation­ships with other countries.

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Girls Sports Editor

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Dina Young Editor

Courtenay Turner Managing Editor

Chuck Vance Business Manager

Mary Bruce Richardson Advertising Manager

Wanda Barnett News Editor

Jeanne Flippo Assistant News Editor

Nancy Reedy Feature Editor

Clyde Lynch Sports Editor

Freda Erskine Circulation Manager

Hugh Taylor and Luke Stale:y Exchange Editor

Hugh Taylor and Gene Wood Art Editor

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Barbara Goodman

Hattie Lasley

Kaye Adcock

Mitzi Bibb

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The members of the Peer and Highlight staffs of 1958-1959 affectionately express our appreciation to our former instructor, Mrs ~ Margaret Burruss, for the many hours she has worked along with us in producing the publications, and for the gentle pa­tience and friendliness towards all the students. She achieved a relationship with all that is often difficult to attain - - that of friendship. Learning is made easier when each individual is conscious of the interest of a friend. Each of us has the comforting knowledge that we have a friend in Mrs. Burruss.

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(Left to Right) Faye Hurtt, Chaplain; Mary Bruce Richardson, Reporter; Sara Frances Farrish, Sec­retary, Treasurer; Evelyn Latta, Vice President ; Courtenay Turner, President; Mrs . Fornes , Sponser

BIBLE CLUB

The Bible Club of Albemarle High School gives an opportunity to students to study the Bible and learn about Biblical teachings and characters.

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ALBEM ARLE PLAYERS

The Albemarle Players is the drama organization of Albemarle High School. Its purpose is to promote an interest in drama and dramatic art and to provide an opportunity for the students to participate in the fundamentals of play production which strives to maintain the high standards of workmanship and showmanship.

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(Left to Right) · Randy Fitzgerald, Secretary; Robert Kennedy, Chaplain; Guy De Hooge, Treasurer ; Reid Gerhardt, President ; Gene Wood, Reporter ; Frank Mayo, \1 1Ce President.

HI-Y

TheHi-Y Club is a branch of the Y.M. C. A. which tries to encourage high Christian standards, develop leadership, and pro­mote worthy ideals.

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TRl-HI-Y

The Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian service club whose purpose is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character.

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INTERNATIONAL CLUB

The principal objectives of the Inter­national Club are to help Albemarle stu­dents understand the various social, eco­nomic and political problems and conditions which exist both at home and abroad, to promote international good will, and to create an interest in foreign languages.

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(Left to Right) Madeline Crenshaw, Librarian; Elaine Funkhouser, Secretary; Wanda Barnett, Pre­sident ; Betty Lanum, Treasurer ; Mrs. Bowen, Sponser

F.T.A.

The purpose of the FTA Club is explora­tory, prevocational, and character-forming to help Future Teachers learn facts about and opportunities in teaching in their lo-cality, the state, and in the nation; cultivate character qualities essential to a good teacher; study lives of great teachers; and develop student leadership.

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(Left to Right) Leonard Sandridge, Treasurer; Bobby Pennington, Secretary; Clyde Lynch, Vice Pre­sident; Sidney Marshall, President ; Mr. Null, Sponser

MONOGRAM CLUB

The members of the Monogram Club are those boys who have been awarded a varsity letter in football, basketball, track, or baseball. The purpose of the Monogram Club is to promote good sportsmanship and care of school property.

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G.A.A.

The G.A.A. stands for the Girls' Athletic Association. Its purpose is to encourage the girls in school in all phases of the phy­sical education program, to promote good scholarship and school spirit, and to de­velop a true spirit of sportsmanship in all of its members.

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(Left to Right) Edna Hammer, Reporter ; Myra Walker , Vice President ; Barbara Goodman, President ; Ann Schwarting, Secretary; Mrs. Walton, Sponser

LIBRARY CLUB

The Library Club is striving to render a service to the school and to cultivate a love and appreciation for books.

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PROJECTORS CLUB

The Projectors Club is a branch of the Library Club which serves the school by operating movie projectors for teachers.

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MATH CLUB

The purpose of the Math Club is to pro­mote and stimulate a better interest in mathematical things, to teach its members the game of chess, and to have lectures on famous philosophers and mathematicians.

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NURSING CLUB

The purpose of the Nursing Club of Albemarle High School is to pro­vide a setting in which students who are interested in nursing as a career can meet together to share that in­terest, to explain the opportunities and requirements in the field of nur­sing, to grow as individuals by work­ing together and to learn about the community life in which they soon will participate.

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(Left to Right) Mrs. Arbaugh, Sponser ; Ruth Clark, President ; Joyce Leake, Treasurer ; Patsy Smith, Secretary

ART CLUB

The Art Club is made up of students who have taken art, or are taking art at the present time. The purpose of the club is to undertake projects for the improvement of the art room, and to work together on art projects.

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(Left to Right) Betty Jean Haney, President ; Joyce Barksdale, Vice President; Joyce Gray, Secretary; Shirley Hamm, Treasurer ; Ernestine Rausch, Program Chairman; Jane Chapman, Reporter ; Miss Baldwin and Miss Pearce, Sponsers

F.B.L.A.

The Albemarle chapter of the Fu­ture Business Leaders of America is organized to d eve lop leadership, create understanding and interest in choosing business occupations, and to improve standards for entrance into office occupations.

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(Left to Right) Margaret Harris, Secretary; Johnny Breeden, Vice President; Brenda Thompson, President; Wendell Howell, Treasurer ; Philip Spencer, Parliamentarian; Mr. Wilson, Sponser

DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION

The purposes of the Distributive Education Club are: to develop progressive leadership in the field of distribution, to provide for an intelligent choice of occupation in distri­bution, to encourage the use of high ethical standards in business, to encourage mental and physical health development, and to foster a feeling of responsibility for the civic, social and moral welfare of society.

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DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS

The D.O. Club has, during the year, invited to its meetings outstanding speak­ers, conducted interesting programs, and entered into various contests.

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-F.H.A.

The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United ,States and Territor­ies.

The motto of the F.H.A. expresses the purpose of the organization - - learning to live better today so that our lives and those of our family may be better tomor­row.

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(Left to Right) Randolph Mahanes , Secretary, Treasurer ; Russell Harris, President

BOYS' 4-H CLUB

The Boy's 4-H Club is mainly composed of members who have been enrolled in 4-H Club work before coming to high school. Each member is required to take a project and most of the boys conduct livestock or crop projects at home.

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GIRLS' 4-H CLUB

The Girl's 4-H Club is composed of members who seek to create better standards of home living.

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(Left to Right) Butch Morris, President ; David Stancil, Vice President; Jimmy Riddle, Secretary; George Fitch, Treasurer; Lawrence Quick, Recorder ; Richard Barnett, Sergeant at Arms; Mr . Smith, _ Sponser

INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB

TheindustrialArts Club's objective is to better understand the problems of industry.

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(Left to Right) Robert Kennedy, Secretary; Nancy Reedy, President ; Jimmy Riddle, Vice President ; Mrs. Dofflemyer, Sponser.

MUSIC CLUB

The Music Club is to afford an opportunity of music participation for any student in the school. Some singing is done and also some music appreciation.

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BAND CLUB

The purpose of the Band Club is to raise money to support the activities of the Band.

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BAND FLUTES BASSOON Richard Swift Carolyn Majors Patty Tomlin Man Duff Ellen Harris Paul Harris Dana Gerhardt ALTO SAXOPHONES Courtney Craft

John Cubero Ted Early SOPRANO CLARINETS Billy Estes Jerry Maupin Virginia Reece John Frazier Sally Carter Jane Stevens TROMBONES Paul Smith Tatnall Hurtt, Jr. Elizabeth Alrich FRENCH HORNS John Craft Patton Boyle David Lambert William Taylor Douglas Gibson Joey Goldsmith Ronnie Knox Mary Cockerille Richard Davis Lyle Garth Ann Bright John Moonan Goldie Tomlin John Via BARITONE Bonnie Cromer Garth Baldwin K. G. Flower TENOR SAXOPHONES Beth MacKay Mark Finn STRING BASS Joan Tisdale Paul Revels Robert Herring Roxanne Webster Marty Runkle ALTO HORNS BRASS BASSES Joe Thomas Larry Huff Buddy Rittenhouse Sue Hayes Clyde Kidd Reid Gerhardt

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SENIOR DIRECTORY ABELL, PERCY MARSHALL Route 2, Charlottesville J.V. Basketball, 1,2; Varsity Football, 1,2,3,4; Varsity Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club, 1,2,3,4; FFA, 1,2,3,4, Reporter, 3, President, 4. ADCOCK .. EDITH KAYE EsmontReporter of GAA, 1; PEER Staff, 1,3 ; FHA, 2,3,4, Reporter, 3, President, 4; Business Editor of HIGHLIGHT, Reporter of Junior Red Cross, 4. ADCOCK, WILLIAM LEWIS Box 200, Charlottesville Base­ball, 2,3. ADKINS, JACKIE Route 4, Charlottesville J. V. Basketball, 1; FHA, 2; Nursing Club, 4. Attended Strasburg High School in Strasburg, Virginia, and Thomas Dale High School, Ches­terfield County. BAILES, JAMES CARL GREENWOOD Basketball, 1,2,4; Baseball, 1, 2,3, 4. BAILEY, VIRGINIAELIZABETH Earlysville Nursing Club, 1; FHA, 1,4; FBLA, 3. BALLARD, WILLIAM HOMER Box 214, Crozet Science Club, 2,3, Vice President, 3. BARBOUR, EDWIN Route 3, Box 34B, Charlottesville De­bating Team, 1; President of Diving Club, Varsity Gymnas­tics, J . V. Track Team, 2; Varsity Track Team, 3,4; Dra­matics Club, 4. Attended Naples High School, Naples, Florida. BARKSDALE, JOYCE REBECCA Afton Library Club, 1,2,3; FBLA, 2,4, Vice President, 4. BARNETT, WANDA LEIGH " Crestview", Route 3, Char­lottesville Library Club, 1; FTA, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4, District "J" Secretary, 4; Treas­urer of Homeroom, 1; J . V. Basketball, 1; Student Council, 2, 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader, 2,3,4; Co-Captain of Cheerleaders, 4; Class Editor of PEER, 4; Forensics, 2,3. BAUM, REBECCA ANN Keswick FHA, 1; Science Club Secretary, 3; Feature Editor of HIGHLIGHT, 4. BIBB, MITZI JANE Rio Road, Charlottesville GAA, 1; Stu­dent Council, 1; Manager of Girl's Basketball, 1; Beauty Con­test, 1; FHA, 1; Student Council Convention, 1; Band 2,3,4; Secretary of Band, 4, All-State, 2,3,4; Band Club, 2,3,4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Most Improvecl~nt Award, 2; PEER Staff, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 4; Advertisement Manager of lllQH.-LIGHT, 4. . BRADLEY, ROY DAVID Crozet Football, 2,3,4; Track, 1,2; Science Club, 1; Math Club, 2,3 ; Industrial Arts Club, 4; Art Club, 4. BREEDEN, JOHN AUBREY 1041 Forrest Hills Avenue, Charlottesville Student Council, 1; J. V. Football, 2,3,4; Monogram Club, 2,3,4; International Club, 2,3 ; Baseball, 3; Vice President of D. E. Club, 4; Homeroom officer. Attended Lane High School. BREYVOGEL, WILLIAM FREDERIC 1946 Thomson Road, Charlottesville· Basketball, 1,2,4; ·Football, 1,2,4; Tennis 1,2; International Club, 3,4; Monogram Club, 4. Attended Ran­dolph-Macon Academy in Front Royal, Virginia.

BRYANT, SHIRLEY ANN Route 2, Box 114, Crozet FTA, 3,4; PEER Staff, 2; Pep Club, 1; GAA, 3. BUCK, RONALD WILLIAM Route 4, Rio Road, Charlottes­ville Football, 1,2; Basketball, 1,2; Track, 1,3,4; Baseball, 2; President of D. 0 . Club, 4; FFA. CAMPBELL, JEAN QUICK Batesville Science Club, 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3; Reporter of Science Club, 2; GAA, 3, Vice Pres., 3; Program Chairman of Nursing Club, 4. CASH, ROBERT LEE Birdwood Farm, Charlottesville Hi-Y, 1; Track Team, 1,2; D. 0. Club, 3,4; Reporter of D. 0. Club, 4. CATTERTON, CATHERINE ISABELLE Free Union 4-H Club, 1,2,3,4, State Convention, 2, All Star at State Shore Course in 4-H, 3, President, 4, Honor Club, 1; FHA, 1,2,3,4, Repre­sentative to State Convention, 1,2, Secretary to Chapter, 2, Vice Pres. of Federation, 4, Vice Pres. of Chapter, 3. CHAPMAN, JANE 2213 N. Berkshire Road, Charlottesville FBLA Reporter, 4. Attended E. C. Glass High School in Lynchburg, Virginia.

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CLARK, NANCY ANN Whitehall FHA, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer, 3, Representative at State Convention, 3; Pep Club, 1; Tri­Hi-Y, 2. CLARK, RUTH PAULINE Route 3, Box 144, Charlottesville President of Art Club, 4. CLEMENTS, CHARLOTTE IRMA 1601 Green Street, Char­lottesville Orchestra, 1,2,3; Library Club, 1,2; FHA, 4; Nursing Club, 4. CRAWFORD, CHARLES DAVID Route 1, Box 252, Charlottes­ville Student Council, 1; Math Club, 2,3 ; Science Club, 3, President, 3. CRAWFORD, PEGGY JEAN Ivy Varsity Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Varsity Softball, 1; Science Club, 1,2 ; Vice Pres., 2; 4-H Club, 1,2; President of 4-H, 2; Senior Chorus, 2,3; Treasurer of GAA, 3,4. CRICKENBERGER, BETTY JOAN Route 5, Charlottesville FHA, 1,2,4; Officer in Young People's in Church, 3. CRITZER, JANE MASSIE ''Windihill", Afton Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2; International Club, 3,4; FHA, 1; Co-manager of Girl's J.V. Basketball, 1; Forensic Contest, 1,2,3,4; HIGHLIGHT Staff, 2; Albemarle Players, 3,4; Junior Chorus, 2; Senior Chorus, 3,4; Voice of Democracy Contest, 1. CRITZER, WENDELL MASSIE Crozet J. V. Football, 1,2; J. V. Baseball, 2; Industrail Arts Club, 1; International Club, 4. CULIN, CHARLOTTE CLEBURNE "Conjure Rock", Proffit Players Club, 1,2,3,4; Reporter, 3, President, 4; Library Club, 1; Tennis Team, 1; Junior Red Cross Council, 2,3, P resident, 2; Circulation Manager of HIGHLIGHT, 4; School Representative; Voice of Democracy Contest, 4. DAVIS, THOMAS PENNINGTON Stanardsville Hi-Y, 1,2; Math Club, 1,2,3; Football, 1,2; Baseball, 1,2. DOWET.L, JEANETTE DULANE Keswick Senior Orchestra, 1,2,3; FHA, 1,2,3, Treasurer of Martha Jefferson Federation, 2; Student Council, 4; VOT, 4. DUNN, BETTY JEAN Route 2, Crozet Tri-Hi-Y, 1; FHA, 2,3,~. DURRER, RAYMOND ALLEN Box 21, Barboursville Track Team, 2; Math Club, 3; Science Club, 3. ERSKINE, FREDA LEE Crozet, Varsity Cheerleader, 1,2, 3,4, Co-Head, 2,3, Head, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3 ,4, Reporter, 2; Vice-President 3, President, 4; J. V. Basketball Captain, 1; FHA, 1; Beauty Contest, 1, Class Vice-President, 2; Student Council, 1,2,3,4, Reporter, 2, Vice-President, 3; HIGHLIGHT staff, 2,4; Inter-Club Council, 2; Class Vice-President, 3; Vice-President of Chorus, 4; PEER Sports Editor, 4; Home­coming Queen, 4. FIELDS, PEGGY JEAN Route 1, Afton FHA, 1,2,3 ; Pep Club, 1; HIGHLIGHT Staff, 2; Attended Waynesboro High School, Waynesboro, Virginia. FIRTH, ALLEN EDWARD 124 Woodstock Drive Charlottes­ville Track, 1; Industrial Arts Club, 3; Hi-Y, 3; International Club, 4; Attended East Rockaway High School, East Rocka­way, New York. FITZGERALD, JAMES RANDOLPH 1436 Kenwood Lane, Charlottesville Homeroom President, 1; Student Council, 1,4; Foot baH, 2; Hi - Y, 3,4, Secretary, 4; M. G. A., 3; Sports Editor of Albemarle HIGHLIGHT, 4. Attended Lane High School. FITZGERALD, MAMIE VIRGINIA Alberene Library Club, 1,2,3,4, Secretary, 3; FTA, 2,3. FRENCH, CLYDE HARRISON Route 1, North Garden D. 0. Club, 3,4. Attended Lane High School, Charlottesville, Virginia. FUNKHOUSER, ELSIE ELAINE Crozet FHA, 1,2,3,4, Vice­President, 4; Future Teachers of America, 3,4, Secretary, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2. GARVER, JR., CLAUDE DAVIS Earlysville GERHARDT, REID RICHARD Route 4, Charlottesville Track, 1; Band, 2,3,4; Hi- Y, 3,4, President, 4; International Club, 3,4. AttendedAntillies Consolidated School, San Juan, Puerto Rico, J ohn Marshall, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

SENIOR DIRECTORY GIBSON, CLYDE AMOS Route 3, Charlottesville Hi-Y, 1; FFA, 4. GIBSON, ELLEN GA YNELL 1200 King Street, Charlottesville Players's Club, 1,2,3, Costume Mistress, 2,3 ; Inter-Club Council, 3 ; 4-H, 1,2,3,4, Secretary, Treasurer, 1, Vice Presi­dent, 3, President, 2, Junior Leader, 4, President of County Council, 4; Student Council Usher Committee, 3; FHA, 4. Attended Lane High School, Charlottesville. GIBSON, NANCY LOUISE Route 3, Charlottesville 4-H, 1; FHA, 4. GOODMAN, BARBARA ANN Keswick J . V. Basketball, 1,3; Varsity Basketball, 3; Library Club, 1,2,3,4, Parliamen­tarian, 3, President, 4; Publications Club, 2,3; PEER Staff, 2; IDGHLIGHT Staff, 2,3,4, Editor, 4; GAA, 1; M. C. of Fashion Show, 1; Student Council, 1; Voice of Democracy Contest, 2,3; Forensics, 3; SIPA, 3,4, Girls' State Repre­sentative, 3; Albemarle Players, 4; In cast of "Our Town", 4; DAR Citizenship Award, 4. GOUGH, JAMES RUSSELL Route 1, Crozet Industrial Arts Club, 1,4. GRAVES, JANET PATRICIA Route 1, Afton FTA, 1,2; FHA, 1,4. GRAVES, MARGARET ANNE Crozet J. V. Basketball, 1,2; GAA, 1,2,3,4; Vice President of Nursing Club, 4; Inter­national Club, 2,3. GRAY, JOYCE MARIE Afton FTA, 1,2, Librarian, 2; FBLA Secretary, 4. HALE, MARY LEE Greenwood International Club, 1,3,4, Vice President, 3, President, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1,3,4, Vice Presi­dent, 4; Bible Club, 2; Albemarle Players, 1,2; Secretary of Class, 3. HAMM, SHIRLEY TEMPLE Earlysville Chorus, 1,2,3; FTA, 1; FHA, 1,2; FBLA, 3,4, Treasurer, 4; Publications Club, 3. HANEY, BETTY JEAN Hydraulic Road, Charlottesville Li­brary Club, 1,2; Secretary of Library Club, 2; Albemarle Players, 1; Annual Staff Art Editor, 2; J~nior Red Cross, 2; FBLA, 3,4, President, 4; Reporter of Junior Class; Senior Class Secretary. HARLOW, CATHERINE LEE 1100 Locust Avenue, Char­lottesville GAA, 1,2. HARRINGTON, KENNETH BECK Route 2, Box 92F, Gor­donsville Hi-Y, 1,2,3; FFA, 1; Industrial Arts, 4; Bus Driver, 4. HARRIS, CLYDE EUGENE Route 5, Box 486, Charlottesville Hi- Y, 1,2,3; Chaplain, 2, President, 3; Varsity Football, 2. HARRIS, MARGARET ELIZABETH Afton FHA, 2; Secretary of D. E. Club, 4. HERRING,ASHTONLEONARD Dyke MusicClub, 1; Chorus, 1,2. IDCKS, BETTY LOU 767 Belmont Avenue, Charlottesville Attended Lane High School, Charlottesville . HOLLEY, RICHARD WANE Route 2, Crozet Science Club, 2; D. 0. Club, 4. HOPKINS, RAYMOND EDMUND 1308 Carte r Lane, Char­lottesville Teen-Age Club, 1,2; Freshman Basketball, 1; School Service Squad, 1,2; International Club, 4. Attended Southedge High School, Massapequa, New York.

HOWELL, JOHN WENDELL Rio Road, Box 47, Charlottes­ville Treasurer of D. E . Club, 4. Attended Lane High School, Charlottesville. JACKMAN, CAROLINE LEE Box 66, Covesville . KELLEY, JUDY JEAN 303 Palatine Avenue, Charlottesville Band, 1,2,3,4; Library Club, 1; Band Club, 1,3,4, Secretary, 3, Historian and Treasurer, 4; Secretary of Band, 3, Treas­urer, 4; FBLA, 2. LADD, EUGENE DOUGLAS Cismont 4-H Club, 1 ,2; D . E . Club, 3,4. LASLEY, HATTIE LEE Keswick GAA, 1; Student Council, 2 ,3; Publications Club, 2 ,3; Senior Chorus , 3; Albemarle Players, 4; Managing Editor of HIGHLIGHT , 4.

LAYMAN, ANN McCORMICK Greenwood Nursin g Club ,. 1 ,2; Participated in Talent Show, 1,2 ; FHA. 1 ,2,3,4; J . v . Basketball, 3; GAA Club, 3; D. E . Club, 4 . LAYMAN, PENELOPE VIRGINIA Route 2, Charlottesville FHA, 1,2,3, 4, Song Leader , 2, Reporter , 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,4 , Secretary, 2,3, Reporter , 4; Beauty Contest, 1; Student Coun­cil , 1; Chorus, 2,3 ; Secretary of Homeroom, 3; Maid of Honor at Homecoming, 4. McALLISTER, BETTY FRANCES Crozet P ep Club, 1; FHA, 1 ,2,3 ; PEER Staff, 2 ; D. E . Club , 4. McCANN, JACQUELINE Old Lynchburg Road , Charlottes­ville GAA, 1,2; FBLA, 2, 3,4. MAJORS, CAROLYN ANNE Box 882, Charlottesville J. V. Basketball, 1; Concert Band, 1,2,3,4; Marching Band, 1 ,2,3, 4; Band Club, 1 ,2,3,4, Reporter , 4; P ep Club, 1; GAA, 2; Junior Red Cross, 3; Senior Nominating Committee, 4; HIGH­LIGHT Staff, 4 . MARSHALL, SIDNEY EUGENE Ivy J. V. Football , 1; Var­sity Football, 1,2,3,4, Captain , 4 ; Track Team, 2; Monogram Club, 2,3,4, President, 4. MARTIN, PAUL ROGER Crozet FFA, 1 ,2; Projectors Club, 3; D. 0 . Club, 4; Band, 1 ,2,3 ,4 . MATHENY, JOYCE ELAINE Afton FTA, 1; Nursing Club, 1 ,2; International Club, 3. MAUPIN, GEORGE WILLIAM, JR. Free Union Student Council , 2 ; Officer of Homeroom 3,4. MEEM, JAMES LAWRENCE "Mt Airy" , Route 3, Char­lottesville Wrestling Team, 2; Track Team, 2; Student Coun ~ cil, 3,4; Science Club, 3; Debating Team, 3,4; Albemarle Players , 4. Attended Albany Academy in Albany, New York. MOON, FRANCES ALBERTA North Garden FHA, 1 ,2,3; Bible Club, 1; Orchestra, 1 ,2; FBLA, 4. MOONAN, JOHN FRANCIS 1817 Meadowbrook Road , Char­lottesville Band, 1 ,2,3,4; Band Club, 1 ,2,3,4; Radio Club, 1 ,2,3; Chaminade Players , 1 ,2; Aeronautics Club, 3; Albe­marle Players, 4 . Attended Chaminade High School in Mine­ola, New York . ' MORRIS, ALVIN LEE 1326 L ong Street, Charlottesville FFA, 1 ,2; J. v . Football , 1,2; J. V. Baseball, 1 ,2; Varsity Baseball , 3,4; Industrial Arts Club, 3,4 , Treasurer , 3, Presi­dent , 4. MORRIS, CHARLES GENE E arly s vi 11 e Industrial Arts Club, 1 ; FFA, 3; Albemarle Players, 4. MORRIS, EVELYN MAE Route 1, Box 191 , Charlottesville FHA, 1,2; D. E . Club, 3,4. MORRIS, GLEN FRANCIS Boonesville J. V. Baseball , 1; FFA, 1 ,2; Varsity Baseball, 2,3,4, Captain, 4; Monogram Club, 3,4; D. 0. Club. MORRIS, SANDRA JOYCE Dyke Nursing Club , 1; FBLA, 1; FHA, 2,3,4; FTA, 3,4. NEWCOMBE, MARGARET IRENE Esmont Tri-Hi-Y, 1 ,2; Bible Club, 1; FHA, 2, 3,4; International Club, 3.

OGLESBY, DAVID BERGER Box 1887, University Station, Charlottesville Science Club, 3, Treasurer , 3; International Club, 3; Collector for Consolidated Fund Drive, 4.

PARSON, ROBERT JEFFREY Route 3, Box259, Charlottes­ville Student Council , 1 ,2,3; Class Treasurer, 1; Football , 1 ,2,3; Track, 2,3; BUMBLEBEE Staff , 2,3 , (elected Editor for Sr. year); Key Club, 2,3; Lane Players , 2 ; Honor Com­mittee, 3; Albemarle Players, 4; Assistant News Editor , HIGHLIGHT, 4; Dedication Editor , PEER , 4; International Club, 4 . Attended Lane High School in Charlottesville . PERRY, LINDA JEAN Box 312 , Crozet Library Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1 ,2,3,4; Science Club, 2, Treasurer , 2 . PITTMAN, ARTHUR ROLAND Route 4, Box 177 , Charlottes­ville KVG, 1,2; Football, 1,2; Track, 1 ,2; D. 0 . Club, 3,4 . PRITCHETTE , DORIS MARIE Box 24, Barboursville FHA, 1 ,2,3 ; FTA, 1. PRITCHETTE , JEARL JEAN Box 24, Barboursville Bible Club, 2 ; FHA, 1,3,4.

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lottesville Sports Club, 1 ; FBLA, 2,3,4; FTA, 3,4. SPROUSE, BEVERLY JANE Route 2, Box 174, Charlottes­ville 4-H Club, 1,2, Honor Club, 2,3, 4 ; FHA, 3,4 . STALEY, JAMES LOUIS "Ridgecroft", Crozet Albemarle Players , 3,4; Chorus , 3; International Club , 3,4; Art Editor of.PEER, 4. TAYLOR, HUGH HOLLOWAY 1513 East Market Street, Charlottesville Albemarle Players, 1,2,3,4, P roperty Crew Head, 4; Publications Club, 2; International Club, 2,3,4; Art Club, Honorary Member , 4; Art Editor of PEER, 4 . Photo­grapher, HIGHLIGHT , 4. THOMAS, KATHRYN PAIGE Route 2, Box 247, Charlottes­ville Bible Club, 1 ; Music Club, 2; FHA, 4; Chorus , 1,2,3, 4. THOMAS, MARY FRANCES Rose Hill Farm, Greenwood Nursing Club, 1 ; FTA, 1,2; FHA, 3,4. THOMPSON, BRENDA EULALIA Crozet J. V. Basketball , 1 ; Varsity Basketball , 2,3; GAA, 1,2, 3,4, President, 3,4; Library Club , 1,2; FTA, 3; HIGHLIGHT Staff, 2; D. E . Club, 4, President, 4. TURNER, COURTENAY McCARTHY 6 Orchard Road, Bel ­lair , Charlottesville Student Council, 1,4, Executive Council , 4 ; Albemarle Players, 1,2,3 ,4, P roperty Crew Head, 2, Sec­retary, Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 4; Cast of "Storm" P resented in Forensic Play Contest , 2; Bible Club, 1,2,3,4, Secretary, Treasurer , 2, President, 3,4; Class Secretary , Treasurer , 1 ; Band, 1 ; Orchestra, 2,3; Varsity Tennis , 3; HIGHLIGHT Staff, 2,4, Exchange Editor , 2, Reporter , 4; Managing Editor , PEER, 4; Forensic Debating Team, 1,2, 3,4, District Champion, 2,3. VANCE, CHARLES TERRY 3 Tennis Road, Farmington, Charlottesville J . V. Football , 1; J. V. Basketball, 1,2 ; Varsity Football , 2,3,4; Forensic Debating Team, 2; Math Club, 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y, 1 ; Industrial Arts Club, 1 ; Business Manager, PEER, 2,4; Publications Club, 2; Monogram Club, 3,4; Class Treasurer , 3, President , 4. WALKER, MYRA LEE Cismont Library Club, 1,2, 3,4, Vice P resident , 4; GAA, 1; News Editor, HIGHLIGHT, 4. WALTON, ANNE NEAL Route 2, Box 99 , Crozet 4-H, 1,2 ; Bible Club, 1; FHA, 2. WARD, RHODES WILLIAM, JR. 107 Summit Street, Char­lottesville Band, 1,2, 3,4; Band Club, 1,2, 3,4; J . V. Baseball , 1,2; Varsity Baseball , 3,4; Monogram Club, 4; D . 0. Club; Orchestra, 1,2. WESTMORELAND, ROBERT EDWARD Route 4, Box 13A, Charlottesville Science Club, 1. WHYTE , MONTGOMERY ORVILLE Earlysville Student Council, 1 ; 4-H, 1 ,2,3; KVG, 3. WILDE , JAMES DeWITT, IV Route 2, Charlottesville 120-Pound Football , 1 ,2; Wrestling, 1 ; Indoor Track, 1,2,3 ; Traclt, 1 ; Varsity Track, 2; Dramatics , 1,2,3,4; E-Club , 2,3 ; Egypt', 3, CHRONICLE , 3; Missionary Socie ty , 3; Waiter, 3; J. V. Football , 3; President of Club Lagelli , 4. Attended Episcopal High School, Quaker Lane , Alexandria, Virginia. WILLIAMS, JUANITA North Garden FTA, 1; GAA, 4. WILLIAMS, TOMMY KEITH 1607 Green Street, Charlottes­ville Library Club 1 ; HIGHLIGHT Staff, 1,2,3 , Feature E~i­tor , 2, Ass istant Editor , 3; Football , 1 ; D . E . Club, 4, Re­porter , 4; Class Sergeant-At-Arms, 3, Vice P resident, 4. WOOD, LAURICE EUGENE , JR. P ost Office Box 300 , Char­lottesville Band, 1,2,3,4, Captain, Marchin g Band, 3,4, President 3; Band, 1,2,3, 4, Pr esident, 3; Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4, Vice President, 2 ; Bus Driver , 2,3, 4; Photographer, PEER, 4, HIGHLIGHT Reporter and Photographer, 4. WRIGHT, HAROLD BELL 1306 Carter Lane , Charlottesville Debati.n,g Team, 1; Basketball Team, 1 ; Hi-Y, 2,3, Vice President, 3; Football , 3; Class Treasurer , 3. Attended Buford High School , Buford, Georgia . YOUNG, DINA GAYLE Greenwood FHA, 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2,3,4, Chaplain, 3, Secretary, 4;Student Council , 3,4, Secre­tary, Treasurer, 4; Head of J. V. Cheerleaders , 2; Varsity Cheerleader , 3,4; Editor of PEER, 4.

HOMECOMING WEEKEND

Freda Erskine, Queen; Penny Layman, Maid of Honor. Sidney Marshall and Marshall Abell, co-captains of the 1958 football team, crown Queen Freda Erskine.

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1959 All-State Band; left to right, Ronnie Crit­zer, Gene Wood, Anne Bright, Mitzi Bibb, Bud­dy Rittenhouse, Elizabeth A 1 rich, Virginia Reece, Judy Kelley, and Garth Baldwin.

Barbara Goodman-DAR Winner

The Chatterbox Trio; Nancy Reedy, Freda Ers­kine, and Marty Work.

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The Octets; lefttoright, Judy Mawyer, Murrell Page, Mary Sharp, Judy Trimble, Sandra Bolick, Nancy Reedy, Barbara Patton, Cynthia Birck­head, and accompanist, Jean Trimble.

Becky Baum-WRNL Radio Scholarship Quiz­second place.

1959 All-State Chorus; left to right, fi ist row, Barbara Patton, Judy Trimble; second row, Jean Trimble, Mary Sharp, Doris McAllister; third. row, Robert Kennedy, Shannon Gimbert.

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Office Furniture Novelities

At Charlottesville's Leading Book Store

ANDERSON BROS. BOOKSTORE, INC.

Serving This Community Since 1876

Located at the University of Virginia

JARMAN'S INCORPORATED NEW DOMINION BOOKSHOP

115 Fourth Street, N, E. Charlottesville, Virginia

Office Furniture Systems-- -Supplies

School Supplies

200 E. Market Street

UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE

Supplies For Collegians For Over a Century

University of Virginia

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• ROBERTS PIANO CO.

Baldwin Pianos and Organs

Dial 3-3791 1149 Rose Hill Drive

AM and FM AM FM

RADIO~~ g 140Q 95.3

Take Time For a Good Time

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THEATRE

CHARLOTTESVILLE MUSIC CENTER, INC.

CHARLES KING & SON COMPANY, INC.

Wholesale Grocers

DETTOR, EDWARDS, & MORRIS, INC.

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Wholesale Food Distributors

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MINOR-DUKE MUTUAL INSURANCE

AGENCY Cammann C. Duke Addie Alexander

404 National Bank Building

Charlottesville, Virginia

CROZET INSURANCE

General Insurance

Carl F. Barnes --- Ella S. Barnes

Crozet, Virginia

KING & ROBERTS, INC.

Wholesale Confectioners Wise Potato Chips Institutional Food

Products

Phone 2-6945 1106 Rose Hill Drive

Charlottesville, Virginia

HORACE W. DANIEL LEE H. CASON

Auto-Fire-Life Insurance

"The Time To Buy Insurance Was Yesterday"

State Farm Insurance Companies

Phone 3-6777 Jefferson at 5th St.

Charlottesville, Virginia

SNACK HOUSE

IVY ESSO SERVICE CENTER

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CHARLOTTESVILLE OFFICE MACHINE CO.

Authorized Underwood Agency

Gestetner Mimeograph Machines

Heyer Duplicators

Dial 2-7419 915 W. Main St.

Charlottesville, Virginia

Congratulations

Class of '59

IVY STORE

Ivy, Virginia

THE JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF ARTS AND

STUDIO ART SHOP Art Supplies

Art Instruction

Phone 3-3788 104 Tenth St. N. W.

Charlottesville, Virginia

CAMERA CENTER

For All Your Photo Needs

919 W. Main Street

ARTS

Laundry

CITY. LAUNDRY

Quick Service Wash-ette

Just Dial 2-9136 Charlottesville, Virginia

CECIL'S DRY CLEANERS

Dry Cleaning

ALLIED SUPPLY CORP. Dial 2-8951

Charlottesville, Virginia

BROWN'S DRY CLEANERS

Harry J. Brown

Dial 2-685 510 Preston Avenue

Charlottesville, Virginia

JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE

"Central Virginia's Leading Business College"

Char lottes·vme, Virginia

L.A. LACY

Air Conditioning Plumbing Heating

W. E. BROWN, INC.

Plumbing-Heating-Air Conditioning

Phone 2-6268 915 Monticello Road

Residential and Commercial CHARLOTTESVILLE TIRE SERVICE, INC.

Phone 2-7542 900 Harris Street

"Your B. F. Goodrich Dealer"

Dial 2-9246 615 East Main Street

JOHNSON & TAYLOR Guy N. Taylor

Plumbing - Heating

Dial 2-2342

GARDNER SHEET METAL SHOP

Roofing and Heating

Dial 2-9824 River Road

Charlottesville, Virginia

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MIDWAY ELECTRIC CO.

114 East Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia

RENNOLDS APPLIANCE

General Electric • Appliances and TV ;

CENTRAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.

Sales and Service

Electrical Contracting, Murphy Paint David Turner - Frank B. Haynes, Jr.

Phone 2-7145 115 West Main Street

Charlottesville, Virginia

GODWIN ELECTRIC CO. "Charlottesville's Most Complete

Appliance Center" Electric Contractors e tlotpoin1

Phone 3 -5126 227 West Main Street

Charlottesville, Virginia

Phone 2-6138 215 Avon Street

SUPERIOR STONE COMPANY OF

VIRGINIA Incorporated

CRUSHED STONE

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Driveways - Drainage - Concrete - Roads

Railroad Ballast

Telephone Charlottesville 3-3014 On Main Line, Southern Railway

Red Hill, Virginia

CHARLOTTESVILLE HARDWARE CO.

Charlottesville

Hardware Hardware

Hardware Hardware

Hardware All Kinds

Virginia

MARTIN HARDWARE CO. INC. CROZET HARDWARE CO.

Free Parking - Air Conditioned

Dial 2-8171 941 Preston Ave. Crozet, Virginia

SPERRY PIEDMONT COMPANY (Division of Sperry Rand Corp.)

Charlottesville Virginia

R.E. LEE & SON

Incorporated

Building Construction

CHESLEY A. HADEN & CO. GREENWOOD GARAGE

Crozet, Virginia Greenwood, Virginia

EARL H. VAUGHAN, INC.

Plumbing & Heating Contractors

Selectemp Heating---Iron Fireman Products

"Coal That Burns"

Dial 2-5177

Charlottesville 608 Preston Avenue Virginia

H M GLEASON & Co I ' NTER NAT, ONAL TRUCKS

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GAR DE N & PlOT SU PPLI ES

TEl..EVIS tON·-RADIO

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WASHING MAC~INII!:S

POW EF'I' MOWEI"tS

CUSTOM SPRAYING

HAROIE SPRAYERS

Established JF.; 1 F IRST AND GARRETT STREETS

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HOME MATERIALS, INC.

Charlottesville

Quality Building Materials

Telephone 3 -5109 1240 Harris Street Virginia

OLIVA & LAZZURIM, INC.

THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.

Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Leads, Oils, Enamels, Brushes and Painters' Specialities

121 West Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia

Tile - Marble - Terrazzo

Dial 3-3352 606 lOth St. N. W.

Charlottesville, Virginia

COLONIAL TILE CORP.

Floor Coverings Acoustic Tile

Manager--Bill Hayward

Soapstone Counter Tops

Free Estimates

Phone 2-8169

Ceramic Tile Wool Carpet

Salesman--Buddy Critzer

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SMITH TRANSFER CORP.

Phone 2-5381 or 2-8545 Charlottesville, Virginia

NORCROSS TRANSFER & STORAGE

624 W. Main St. Charlottesville, Virginia

Congratulations to the Class of 1959

Our thanks for past opportunities of serving you, and best wishes for the future.

Phone 2-9181

M. C. HILL FUNERAL HOME, INC.

"Unexcelled Service Within the Means of All"

For Ambulance Service at all Hours

Phone 2-5444 or 3-4758 222. Jefferson Park Avenue

Charlottesville, Virginia

GILMORE, HAMM & SNYDER, INC.

Furniture for the Home and Office

Charlottesville, Virginia

HILL & IRVING, INC.

Funeral Service

First & Market Streets Charlottesville, Virginia

CHARLOTTESVILLE LUMBER COMPANY

Custom Mill Work

Hardware

All Types Resilient Floors

Power tools

Paint Serving the Community Since 1893 Glass

Charlottesville Dial 2-5135

ALBEMARLE MA YTAG

"Modern Electrical Appliances For Better Living''

Dial 2-8931 711 West Main Street

Charlottesville, Virginia

CROZET LUMBER CO., INC.

Crozet, Virginia

Virginia

COVEY'S RADIO SERVICE

For All Radio & T. V. Repairing Specialists in Auto Radio Repairs

Lots of Free Parking

Dial 2-8458 713 West Main Street

S. W. BARNES

Crozet, Virginia

RED FRONT MARKET

Dial 2542 Crozet, Virginia

CROZET DRUG CO.

Service for the Sick

C. F. Stanley Manager and Pharmacist

Phone 2081 Crozet, Virginia ®

STARKE'S CASH MARKET AND SERVICE STATION

Crozet, Virginia

OAK GROVE INN

BANKS OF CHARLOTTESVILLE

PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK

CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

MOOREFIELD BATTERY & PARTS, INC.

"Parts for all makes of Cars"

Phone 2-7125 Charlottesville 210-214 W. Water Street Virginia

CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTO PARTS CORPORATION

Main and Water Streets Charlottesville , Virginia

TERRY'S AMOCO SERVICE STATION

Rt. 29 North

CRENSHAW'S GULF SERVICE

Barracks Road and U. S. 29

CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTO AND TRUCK DEALERS Bradley Peyton III 858 West Main Street Pontiac -Cadillac-Vauxhall

Harper Motors, Inc. Preston Ave. at Ninth Street Authorized Dealer for Fine English Cars

R.M. Davis Motors, Inc . 1001 West Main Street Desoto- Plymouth- DKW

Charlottesville Motors 856 West Main Street Ford Cars and Trucks

MacGregor Motors, Inc. 416 West Main Street Lincoln-Mercury -Continental

Russell Mooney Olds Sales and Service 315 West Main Street Oldsmobile-GMC Trucks

Dominick Chevrolet 100 East Water Street Chevrolet Cars and Trucks

H. M. Gleason and Co., Inc. Garrett Street International Trucks and Equipment

Vance Buick, Inc. 900 Preston Avenue Buick-Opel

Coggins Motor Co., Inc. 330 Preston Avenue Chrysler -Plymouth-Imperial

Wilhoit Motors 404 East Market Street Dodge-Plymouth-Dodge Trucks

Wright Wrecking Yard 1320 East Market Street Diamond T Trucks

Piedmont Tractor Co., Inc. Route 250 West Willys Jeep-John Deere Equipment

BEST WISHES

GOOD LUCK AND

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF

1959

from the membership of the

CHARLOTTESVILLE AND

ALBEMARLE COUNTY HOTEL AND MOTEL

ASSOCIATION

SEALS SINCLAIR SERVICE

'tff Cl': t5HJ\ Washing- Polishing

Complete Lubrication

at Underpass Phone 2811

Crozet, Virginia

CROZET GULF SERVICE

CROZET SERVICE CENTER, INC.

SANDRIDGE ESSO SERVICE

9 Phone 2701

Crozet, Virginia

Congratulations Class of '59

Eastern Regional Office of

STATE FA.RM INSURANCE COMPANIES

Auto Life Fire

Charlottesville 1001 Emmet Street Virginia

ELJO'S

University Shop

"at the Corner"

VALLEY VIEW FLORIST

DAVIS FLORIST

Flowers for every occasion

Phone 2-6141 418 East Main

PINE GROVE SERVICE STATiON

507 East Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia U.S. Route 29 North

FORBES GARDEN SUPPLY, INC.

"Headquarters for Things that Grow"

Route 29 North

GENE WOOD'S GARAGE 24 Hour Wrecker Service

A. A. A. Emergency Service General Repairs for All Cars

GENE WOOD' S GARAGE Charlottesville, Virginia

For Gifts from the Sublime ••••••••••

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