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THE ANNUAL STAFF of

CROZET HIGH SCHOOL

Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Three

We, the staff of THE WHEEL, have attempted to illustrate through this yearbook the interests and activities of our high school years. It is hoped that this spoke of THE WHEEL will bring back pleasant memories of Crozet High School to all who turn its pages. We have us e d the school colors, green and yellow, on the cover to empha­size further the pleasant memories of our school activities.

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THE ANNUAL STAFF DEDICATES

THIS LAST SPOKE OF "THE WHEEL" TO

MR. JOSEPH L. TRICE

We wish to thank Mr. Trice for his cooperation and for his efforts to make school more interesting and pleasant for the pupils of Crozet High School.

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MR. THOMAS W. H Principal

MISS VIRGINIA I Social Studie:

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MR. THOMAS W. HURLBURT Principal

MISS VIRGINIA BEARD Social Studies

MR. ALDEN G. BIGELOW Engli~h French

MR. ROBERT CHAMBLISS Agriculture

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MRS. MAXINE CORNETT · Business Education

Economics

MRS. MARIA A. HURT Home Economics

MRS. BERTHA JONES Second Grade

MRS. MARIAN MOCHON First Grode

MRS. VIRGINIA PARROTT Sixth Grode

MISS RUTH RAMSEY Librarian

MRS, VIRGINIA ROGERS Fifth Grode

MRS. BARBARA TOWNSEND Fourth Grode

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MR. JOSEPH L. TRICE Mathematics

Science

MISS NANCY E. WILEY Third Grode

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WILLIAM DABNEY BALLARD, JR. Likes: Hunting

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MILDRED MARIE MORRIS Likes: Basketball Dislikes: Working

Ambition: Practical Nurse

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Ambition: Physical Education Instructor

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DONALD CECIL CRITZER Library Club 1; Basketball 3, 4; Music Appreciation 3, 4; Paper Staff 3; Baseball 3; Chorus 4.

NAOMI ELOUISE ERSKINE Basketball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 11 4; Folk Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Reporter 1; Music Appreciation 2; Class Secretary 2, 4; Annual Staff 3; Ed, Paper 4; Dramatics 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Fed­eration Pres. 4.

ARLENE GERTRUDE HERRING Library Club 1; Folk Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2; Softball 2, 3; F. H.A. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Music Appreciatibn 4; Paper Staff 4. ·

WILLIAM WAYLAND OLINGER Library Club 1, 2; Folk Dancing 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2; F.F.A. 2, Reporter 3, Pres . 4, Asst. Bus. Mgr . Annual 4; Chorus 3; Music Apl:'reciation 3 .

BETTIE ANN PUGH Dramatics 1; Library Club 1; Folk Dancing 2, 3, 4; Music Appreciation 2; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Basket­ball 3, 4; Ed, Annual 4,

MILDRED MARIE MORRIS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Library Club 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3; Folk Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; F ~ H. A. 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice Pres. 4; Paper Staff 4; Music Appreciation.

JOHN JOSEPH RYAN, JR. Library Club 1; Folk Dancing 1, 2; Feature Ed . Annual 4; Asst . Ed. Paper 4 .

SHIRLEY ANN SHIFLETT Library Club 1, 2, Pres. 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3; Folk Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; F.H.A, 2, 3, 4, Sec, 4; Chorus 3; Class Reporter 4.

CHRISTINE TAYLOR Library!, 2; Dramatics 1,2;Folk Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Appreciation 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4.

BEVERLY ELIZABETH VIA Library 1, 2; Folk Dancing 2, 3; Music Appreciation 2, 3, Pres. 3; Basketball 2; 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, Mgr. 3; Chorus 3; Paper Staff 3; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres . 3, Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4.

ESTELLA ANN VIA Music Appreciation 3; Chorus 3; F.H.A. 3, 4; Folk Dancing 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Paper Staff 4 •

CHARLES BRICE WOOD Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2; Chorus 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Folk Dancing 1, 2, 4; Paper Staff 3; Vice Pres. Class 4; Bus . Mgr. Paper 4; Music Appreciation 4.

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In the year 1942 our class was anxious to start to school. There were four of us, BettieAnnPugh, Christine Taylor, WilliamBallardand Donald Critzer. We enjoyed school that first year, especially the rhythm band.

Vacation came and went and we returned to school to be in the second grade. Naomi Erskine joined our class. Miss Louise Driscoll taught us again this year and weweredelightedwhenshetaughtusthe scarf dance. We spent many hours standing with our noses in circles on the blackboard, but with all our mischief, we went on at the close of the session.

Third grade! This year Miss Nan Wiley was our teacher and the year was filled with many joys. We remember those relays and the fun we had at recesses.

Our fourth grade teacher was Miss Maria Tilman whom we all loved, but because of poor health she had to leave us for sunny Florida. We were fortunate enough to have Mrs. John Ashby for the remainder of the year.

Vacation, what a happy time I September we came back to school under the guidance of Mrs. Grant Rogers. She was always ready to help us and we really had fun. We played ball and had a rally day for the first time. Arlene Herring joined our class this session.

Mrs. Frances Pritchett led us through the sixth grade. All of us who were interested were taught to knit. We had plenty of homework to keep us out of mischief. Mildred Morris, Shirley Shiflett and William Olinger joined us and happy to be on our way, we went on to the seventh grade.

We felt that we were really 11 big shots" now. We soon settled down and worked harq because we wanted to get to high school. Beverly Via, John Ryan and Charles Wood joined us and with our joys and sorrows we entered high school.

This was really "it". We had a title, "freshmen". After many attempts we settled down to a peaceful term. Miss Virginia Beard managed to guide us through this year of new experiences. We were well represented on the basketball teams with Mildred Morris, Shirley Shiflett and Charles Wood. After many exciting experiences the year passed and we went on to the ninth grade.

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Sophomores! We had now become used to having many teachers in different class­rooms. This year found us with a wider choice of subjeCts, We hit something new that we were not sure we liked, those five minute speeches as a part of the English examination. However, we have many happy memories of the year, How can we ever forget that hayride to the cabin beyond Staunton? This was our first social activity as a class and we really enjoyed it, We had our share of troubles, but with Mr. Joseph L, Trice as our leader, we managed to wade through the ninth grade,

Already our high school days were half over and we were juniors. Mrs. Maria Hurt was our sponsor this year and Ann Via came to join our troubles and fun, How could we ever raise enough money for the junior-senior picnic i' Mrs, Hurt and the girls came to the rescue and sold hot dogs, We found that we had a surplus of money. During this year some of our classmates helped the senior class with its problems. We sold tickets to the senior play, prompted the play, served as ushers for the play and the Baccaulaureate Service, Two of our boys, Donald Critzer and John Ryan, composed the school Debate Team. Naomi Erskine placed second in the "Voice of Democracy" contest in the county and won a three day all expense paid trip to Williams­burg. Many of our boys and girls became stars on the basket b a 11 teams. Miss Virginia Beard and Miss Jeraldine Morris served as chaperones on our trip to Washington. There we saw several phases of our government in action. Vacation came and we were glad to forget about books for a few weeks.

Atlast, it was the year that we had been working for! We were seniors - dignified seniors! We returned to school, thirteeninnumber, with Mrs. Hurt as our sponsor, We had a new principal whom we soon learned to love and respect.

Many of our members played on the basketball teams, Our girls' team was un­defeated and won the county tournament while the boys' team placed second in the tournament, The school honored both teams with a wonderful banquet.

We selected and ordered our class rings, then waited anxiously for their arrival.

We were really excited when the pictures for the school yearbook were taken. We were well pleased with the ,results and were delighted when our class was asked to handle the sale of all individual pictures for the entire school.

We presented our play, "No Bride for the Groom", in the school auditorium on December 11, 1952. We wish to thank Mr. Alden G. Bigelow for his untiring efforts and patience in directing the play.

We realized that as seniors, it was our privilege to leave the school a reminder of the Class of 1953, After careful consideration, we chose a Bell and Howell movie projector. William Ballard, our class president, presented the projector to the school at an assembly program.

We know now that there are only a few weeks left of our high school career. As the time draws nearer to the day of departure, we want to say that we are happy to have shared these days with each other, _ with other members of the student body and with the faculty, We will always be proud to say, "We are graduates of Crozet High School."

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BEST ALL ROUND Naomi Ersk"

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William Ballard

KINDEST William Olinger

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CUTEST Charles Wood

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BIGGEST FLIRTS Naomi Erskine Charles Wood

MOST COURTEOUS William Ballard Shirley Shiflett

NOISIEST Donald Critzer Naomi Erskine

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bettie Ann Pugh William Ballard

MOST ATHLETIC Mildred Morris Charles Wood

NEATEST William Ballard Naomi Erskine

MOST BASHFUL John Ryan

Christine Taylor

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BEST STUDENTS John Ryan

Bettie Ann Pugh

FRIENDLIEST Naomi Erskine Charles Wood

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There were six senior girls on the basketball squad and we had an undefeated season?

It rained on the sophomore hayride?

As juniors, nine of us had to stay in one week at physical education period for throw­ing a softball in the classroom ?

Naomi Erskine won second place in the "Voice of Democracy" public speaking contest?

Five girls spent a week at F. H. A. Camp with Mrs. Hurt?

We went after .ads in Waynesboro and the horn on the car got stuck while we were going down Main Street?

As juniors, we took a trip to Washington?

Beverly Via saw a mouse in the home economics kitchen?

Mildred Morris fouled out in the basketball tournament?

Shirley Shiflett played the part of "Prissy Paluna" in the senior play ?

Christine Taylor had to stay in a t recess in the second grade and keep her nose in a ring on the blackboard?

Ann Via put Naomi Erskine in the trash can and she got stuck?

Charles Wood designed a Bowery Boy hat for himself?

We danced in the field at recess?

Betty Ann Pugh and Bill Ballard had to stay in at recess and keep their noses in rings on the blackboard?

. The school caught on fire; the fire truck came; and classes still began at 9:10 A.M. ?

John's make-up got smeared during the senior play?

We took that trip to Williamsburg during our senior year?

Mrs. Hurt took us to Harrisonburg and got too interested in the turkey farm?

Arlene Herring tore her dress on the barbed wire fence and then fell in the creek?

The senior girls fought the "Sophomore War"?

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"NO BRIDE FOR THE GROOM"

Our senior play, 'iNo Bride for the Groom", was presented on D ecember 11, 1952, in the school auditorium, '

The play began as two middle aged people were bitten by the love bug. The whirl ­wind courtship was one of excitement and romance throughout. There was never a dull moment and by the end of the play everyone was marrying the lover of h is choice.

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Bess Shelby •••••••••••••••••••••••• Bettie Ann Pugh Sophia Shelby ••••••••• ••••• • •• ••••• •• Naomi Erskine Herbert Prindell ••••••••••.•••••••••• William Olinger Digby Prindel ••••• co ••••••••••••••••••••• John Ryan Jolly ...... ... .... Ill ••••••••••••• ••• • Christine Taylor Libby Little • ••• •• ••• ••••••••••••• ••• Arlene Herring Dot Clairborne • •••• • •••••• • ••••••••• Mildred Wtorris Tom Swanson •••••••.•••••••••••••••• • Charles Wood Prissy Po luna .... ... . . . .. ........ . ... Shirley Shiflett Salamandy .••..•••••.•..•••• " ••••••.••• Beverly Via Bel indo Groot •••••••• • ••• ••• •••••••••••••• Ann Via Booh ••••••••• •••• ••••••••••••••. • • Donald Critzer

The day in June at last has come When those who are so close must part, As long years of comradeship now end With solemn steps, our new lives start.

We'll all be saying as we look back The happiest days of our lives were these, The days when we learned to do our best And tried to make others be at ease.

Now the teachers 1 work is done We must find our way alone; No more they'll guide us on our way Each one of us is on his own.

In years ahead though we drift apart Memories will linger with each girl and boy, Of friends, of laughs, of work done together, Of days that we shared each sorrow and joy.

So instead of cry ing and sniffling as we part, We will think of our times So gay, And wish we could only linger, And live them all over, the very same way.

The Senior classmates of '53 With their minds so very bright Will go out in this wide, wide world, Each to brighten the free America's light.

The final school bell sadly tolls, Our books with joy are laid aside, As on the past the curtain falls, The Class of 153 parts far and w ide;

Ann Via

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We, the Senior Class of Crozet High School, Crozet, Virginia, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-three, do hereby present our Last Will and Testament.

Being of sound mind and body, we make the following bequests:

William Ballard, Jr. leaves his buick to Tom Henley and his love for hunting to Jimmie Gillum.

Donald Critzer leaves his short hair to William Shiflett and his ability to solve all mathematics problems to his brother Calvin.

Willill.m Olinger leaves his love for eating to Glennis Holley and his talents for carpentry to Edgar Bailey .

John Ryan leaves his ability to be quiet toTom Henley and a copy of "Yankee Doodle" to every rebel.

Charles Wood leaves his ability to be the captains of ball teams to Elwood Shiflett and his love for basketball to Buddie Critzer.

Naomi Erskine leaves her musical ability to Sammy Pugh and her love for public speaking to Shirley James.

Arlene Herring leaves her ability to play basketball to Patricia Mundy and her. bangs to Florence Thurston.

Mildred Morris leaves her ability to captain the basketball team to Elizabeth Bain and her love for dancing to Barbara Givens.

Bettie Ann Pugh leaves her love for history to her brother Sammy and her ability to be editor of the high school annual to Frances Rosenkrans.

Shirley Shiflett leaves her a b i 1 it y to sew to Edna Farish and her quiet ways to Joanne Spencer.

Christine Taylor· leaves her bashful ways to Ramona Fitzgerald and her ability to get along with all teachers to her sister Eleanore.

Beverly Via leaves her humorous ways to Elizabeth Bain and her ability to get along with Mrs . Hurt to Edna F a rish.

Ann Via leaves her ability to laugh to Nadine Shiflett and her love for volleyball to Betty Garrison.

To Mr. Thomas W. Hurlburt, our principal, we leave our sincere appreciation for making this, our last year, such an enjoyable one.

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To Mrs. Maria Hurt, our sponsor, we leave a group of students that will appreciate the things she does for them.

T To Miss Ruth Ramsey, we leave a quiet and peaceful library and all the money left

in our class treasury so that she will always have sufficient change.

To Miss Virginia Beard, we leave a more capable group of American government students and an electric machine for grading papers.

To Mr. Alden G. Bigelow, we leave a dramatics group that can perform plays with ease and another trip to Europe during the summer.

To Mrs. Maxine Cornett, we leave another winning basketball team and typewriters that will not misspell.

To Mr. Joseph L. Trice, we leave a well equipped chemistry laboratory including a refrigerator always filled with well-cooked food.

To Mr. Robert Chambliss, we leave a well-heated shop and a winning judging team in the forestry contest.

To the Juniors, we leave our ability to keep a clean room and the privilege of being the first class to be graduated from Albemarle High School.

To the Sophomores, we leave our dignified ways and studious habits.

To the Freshmen, we leave the privilege of being the last class to attend only eleven years of school.

To the elementary grades, we leave a Bell and Howell movie projector.

All the rest and residue of our property not herein disposed of; we give and be­queath to Mr. Thomas W. Hurlburt, our beloved principal, to be disposed of for the good of the school.

We do hereby constitute and appoint the said principal sole executor of this, our Last Will and Testament, in the witness whereof we, the Class of 1953, set our hands and seal, this sixth day of June, 1953.

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Betty Bryant Buddie Critzer

Kathleen Dettweiler Edna Farish

Ramona Fitzgerald Thomas Henley

Shirley. James Patrick McAII ister

Norma Mil ler Franklin Murrelle

Harold O'Neill Frances Rosenkrans

Catherine Sandridge Phillip Sheridan

Dewey Shiflett Elwood Shiflett

Nadine Shiflett Will iam Shiflett

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Donald Clark Calvin Critzer

Dixie Fitzgerald

Edward Foster Betty Garrison

James Gillum Barbara Givens

Rosa Graves

Rufus Graves John Groome

Betty Harlow Vernell Herring

Glennis Holley

Samuel Pugh Shirley Pugh

William Raines Joanne Spencer

Florence Thurstor

Charles Via Shirley Via

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Betty Bryant Buddie Critzer

Kathleen Oe"'-iler Edna Farish

Ramona Fitzgerald Thomas Henley

Shirley. James Patrick McAllister

Normo Miller Franklin Murrelle

Harold O'Neill Frances Rosenkrans

Catherine Sandridge Phillip Sheridan

Dewey Shiflett Elwood Shiflett

Nadine Shiflett William Shiflett

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James Gillum Barbara Givens

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1 President •••.••.•••••• .. .•.••.• • ••••• William Raines

~1 Vice-president .••• , ••.•..•..•••• • • Mary Ellen Abell Secretary ........................ . ... Glenn is Holley Treasurer. · ..•••.•••.• • •.••••• • •••.••. Calvin Critzer Reporter ••.••••• • ••••••.•••••••••• • •••• Rosa Graves Sponsor ...................... Mr. Alden G. Bigelow

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Donald Harper Sponsor •... •.. ........ ....... . •. Miss Virginia Beard

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Bernard Burruss James Burruss

Suzanne Cole Geraldine Critzer

Gertrude Dale

Doris Dettweiler Betty Lou Drumheller

Samuel Farish Ella Jo Foster

Barbara Gentry

Janice Gough Shirley Graves

Donald Harper Virgil James

Ervin Kiser

Norman MeAl I ister Patricia Mundy

Frances Rorrer Lillian Sandridge

Charles Shiflett Marshall Shiflett

Doris Strickler Eleanore Taylor

Iris Tomlin Dare Toms

Charles Younger John Younger

NOT PICTURED: Bernice Minick Clarence Morris Norman Shiflett Elsie Wyant

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Bernard Burruss James Burruss

Suzanne Cale Geraldine Critzer

Gertrude Dale

Doris Dettweiler Betty Lou Drumheller

Samuel Farish E II a Jo Foster

Barbara Gentry

Janice Gough Shirley Graves

Donald Harper VIrgil James

Ervin Kiser

Norman MeAl I ister Patricia Mundy

Frances Rorrer Lillian Sandr idge

Charles Shiflett Marshall Shiflett

Doris Strickler Eleanore Taylor

Iris Tomlin Dare Toms

Charles Younger John Younger

NO T PICTURED: Bernice Minick Clarence Morris Norman Shiflett Elsie Wyant

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FIRST ROW: Mrs. Maria Hurt, William Olinger, Bettie Ann Pugh, William Ballard, and Frances Rosen­krans. SECOND ROW: Betty Drumheller, Norma Miller, Elizabeth Bain, Beverly Via, John Ryan and Christine Taylor.

Bettie Ann Pugh Editor-in-Chief

Editor-in-Chief ..••..•...• : .••.•.••• Bettie Ann Pugh Assistant Editor .••••...••••••.•••• Frances Rosenkrans Business Manager .•..•.••.•• ; •••.••.• William Ballard Assistant Business Manager ••.•.••.••• William Olinger Feature Editor ...••.••••••....•••.•.•.••.. John Ryan Assistant Feature Editor .•••.....•..•••. Elizabeth Bain Sport Editor .••••...••••.••.•.•.•.•••••• Beverly Via Circulation Manager .••.•.••••••.••• Christine Taylor Assistant Circulation Manager ••..••••.•. Norma Miller Art Editor ..•..•.......•...••..•..• Betty Drumheller Sponsor ..•••••••.••••.•.••.•••••••• Mrs. Maria Hurt

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FIRST ROW: SECOND ROI THIRD ROW: Black . FOURTH ROVI FIFTH ROW:

Presi Vice Seer Spor

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FIRST ROW: Virgil L. James, Joanne Spencer, Iris Tom I in, James Burruss, and Miss Virginia Beard, sponsor . SECOND ROW: Ervin Kiser, Mary Ellen Abell, Patricia Mundy, Gertrude Dale, and Norman McAllister. THIRD ROW: Glenn is Holley, Shirley Via, Charles Younger, John Younger, Edna Farish, and Sarah Jane Black. FOURTH ROW: Ann Via, Geraldine Critzer, Daniel Bain, Clarence Morris, and Samuel Pugh. FIFTH ROW: Rufus Graves and Albert Barnette.

President . . ..... .. .. . ... ... .......... Dewey Shiflett Vice-president .......................... Daniel Bain Secretary . . ....... . .. . . . . · . .. ... .. . . Charles Younger Sponsor . .............. . .. . .. .. . . Miss Virginia Beard

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Dewey Shiflett President

FIRST ROW: Iris Tomlin, Rosa Lee Groves, Edna Farish, and Arlene Herring. SECOND ROW: Phillip Sheridan, Donald Harper, John Ryan, Naomi Erskine, Mildred Morris, and Shirley Shiflett. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Maxine Cornett, sponsor, John Younger, Charles Younger, Franklin Murrelle, Daniel Boin, Ann Via, Charles Wood, and William Bollard.

Naomi Erskine Editor

Editor •••.•.••.••.••.••.•••••..••••• Naomi Erskine Assistant Editor .•.••.•..•.•••••.•.••••.. John Ryan Business Manager ••.••••••.•••••.••.•• Charles Wood Assistant Business Manager ••••••.••. •• Buddie Critzer Feature Editor •..••••.•..••••••.•.•• Shirley Shiflett Assistant Feature Editor ...••••••..•..•. Mildred Morris Sports Editor •••..•••••••.••••.•.•.• Will iom Bollard Assistant Sports Editor .•.••..•..•.•.• Phillip Sheridan Gossip Editor ..••..•.•.••..••.•...•• Arlene Herring Circulation Manager ••..••.•••.... Frankl in Murre lie Assistant Circulation Manager •••..••••.•. Daniel Boin Art Editors .•.••...•.••••.•.••••.•.• Charles Younger

John Younger Reporters .••••..•.•..••••••.•••...• . .- •.... Ann Via

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Rosa Groves Iris Tomlin

Edna Farish Donald Harper

FIRST ROW: D Thomas Henley SECOND ROW Virgil L. Jome.

Presider Vice-pr Secreto1 Reporte1 Sponsor.

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lurrelle, Daniel

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FIRST ROW: DorisAnneDettweiler, Samuel Farish, Shirley James , Franklin Murrelle, Ramona Fitzgerald, Thomas Henley , and Nadine Shiflett . SECOND ROW: Miss Ruth Ramsey , sponsor , Carr Abell , Charles Shiflett, Edgar Bailey, Clarence Morris , Virgil L. James, and James Burruss.

President . .. .. . . . . . ... .. . . . .. .. . . Ramona Fitzgerald Vice-president ... .. . .... . .. . ... .. . Franklin Murrelle Secretary . . .. . .... . . . .. ... . . . . ... . . .. Thomas Henley Reporter . ... . . .. .. . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . Shirley James Sponsor ... . ... .. . ... . .. ... ........ Miss Ruth Ramsey

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Ramona Fitzgerald President

Ann Via President

Mary Ellen Abell Barbara Givens Lillian Sandridge Daniel Bain Janice Gough Dewey Shiflett Ann Ballard Rosa Groves Elwood Shiflett Albert Barnette Rufus Graves Marshall Shiflett Florence Batten Shirley Graves Shirley Shiflett Sarah Jane Block John Groome Joanne Spencer Betty Bryant Betty Harlow Stella Sprouse Bernard Burruss Arlene Herring Doris Strickler Suzanne Cole Vernell Herring Christine Taylor Donald Clark Glennis Holley Eleonore Taylor Calvin Critzer Ervin Kiser Florence Thurston Geraldine Critzer Grover Mawyer Iris Tomlin Gertrude Dole Norman McAII ister Dare Toms Betty Lou Drumheller Patrick McAllister Ann Via Naomi Erskine Edna Farish Dixie Fitzgerald Ella Jo Foster Betty Garrison ~orboro Gentry James Gillum

Mildred Morris Charles Via Patricio Mundy Shirley Via William Olinger John Wolfe Bettie Ann Pugh Charles Wood Samuel Pugh Elsie Wyant Shirley Pugh ·Charles Younger Frances Rorrer John Younger

President .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ann Via Secretory •••••••••••••••••• · •••••••••• Charles Wood Sponsors .•.••.••...•••...••••• Mrs. Maxine Cornett

Mr. Joseph L. Trice

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FIRST ROW: Joanne Spenc' Ballard, and SECOND RO' Rorrer, Eliza~ THIRD ROW: Florence Thur

Preside• Vice-PI Secreta Pianist . Sponsor

Lillian Sandridge Dewey Shiflett Elwood Shiflett Marshall Shiflett Shirley Shiflett Joanne Spencer Stella Sprouse Doris Strickler Christine Taylor Eleanore Taylor Florence Thurston Iris Tomlin Dare Toms Ann Via Charles Via Shirley Via John Wolfe Charles Wood Elsie Wyant Charles Younger John Younger

.• Ann Via lrles Wood ·ne Cornett ·h L. Trice

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Thomas W: Hurlburt, sponsor, Naomi Erskine, Norman McAllister, Catherine Sandridge, Joanne Spencer, MaryEllen Abell, Stella SprouSe, Suzanne Cole, Dixie Fitzgerald, Doris Strickler, Ann Ballard, and Ramona Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: NormoMiller, Barbara Givens, Daniel Bain, Barbara Gentry, Albert Barnette, Frances Rorrer, Elizabeth Bain, Geraldine Critzer, Rosa Graves, and Betty Bryant . THIRD ROW: Bernard Burruss, Glennis Holley, Charles Younger, Lillian Sandridge, Donald Critzer, Florence Thurston, Marshall Shiflett, Shirley Via, Shirley Graves, Patricia Mundy, and Ervin Kiser.

President ......................•..... Barbara Gentry Vice-president ......................... Betty Bryant Secretary ..... . ........... . ....... Mary Ellen Abell Pianist •.......... • ...•...... .. ...... ~ . Ann Ballard Sponsor ...............•. .... Mr. Thomas W. Hurlburt

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LEFT TO RIGHT: James Burruss, George Poats, Donald Clark, William Olinger, Mr. John Blake, Clarence Morris, Buddie Critzer, Samuel Farish, and Mary Ellen Abell. NOT PICTURED: Shirley James and Franklin Murrelle.

Our bus drivers and monitors are very important people in our school life. They see that we arrive at s c hool and get horne safely. Our moni­tors have been faithful by keeping good conduct on the buses and our drivers have served well throughout the year. We wish to compliment them for their fine work.

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FIRST ROW: and Ramona

SECOND Rc THIRD ROW FOURTH RO FIFTH ROW: STANDING

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Fl RST ROW: Elizabeth Bain, Donald Clark, Eleanore Taylor, Betty Lou Drumheller, Doris Ann Dettweiler, and Ramona Fitzgerald.

SECOND ROW: Eddie Foster, Donald Foster, Doris Strickler, Janice Gough, and Dixie Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: John Groome, Betty H_arlowe, Lill ion Sandridge, Florence Thurston, and Stella Sprouse. FOURTH ROW: Betty Robinson, Betty Garrison, and Norma Miller. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Pugh, Joyce Robinson, Charles Via, and John Wolfe. STANDING: Mr. Alden G. Bigelow, sponsor.

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FIRST ROW: Edgar Bailey, Eddie Faster, William Raines, Buddie Critzer, Charles Via, Elwood Shiflett, and Harold O'Neill. . SECOND ROW: William Olinger, Thomas Henley, Dewey Shiflett, William Shiflett, Patrick McAllister, Clarence Morris, John Wolfe, and Mr. Robert Chambliss, Sponsor.

William Olinger President

President ......................... William Olinger Vice-president . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elwood Shiflett

. Secretary......................... Harold O'Neill Treasurer . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . Dewey Shiflett Reporter.......................... Gilbert Shiflett Sentinel ....... ~ ................. Patrick McAII ister Sponsor ......•............••. Mr. Robert Chambliss

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FIRST ROW: I Barbara Givens SECOND ROW Geraldine Crit Robinson, Betl) THIRD ROW: < Ann Via, Flore

PresidE Vice-1 Secret· Treasu1 Report' Songl Sponso

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Olinger Shiflett

O'Neill Shiflett" Shiflett

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FIRST ROW: Naomi Erskine, Mildred Morris, Beverly Via, Shirley Shiflett, Frances Rosenkrans, and Barbara Givens. SECOND ROW: Edna Farish, Mrs. Maria Hurt, sponsor, Dixie Fitzgerald, Norma Miller, Frances Rorrer, Geraldine Critzer, Shirley Pugh, Shirley Via, Arlene Herring, Stella Sprouse, Vernell Herring, Joyce Robinson, Betty Bryant, Christine Taylor, and Ramona Fitzgerald . THIRD ROW: Catherine Sandridge, Shirley James, Kathleen Dettweiler, Betty Harlow, Glennis Holley, Ann Via, Florence Thurston, Nadine Shiflett, and Betty Robinson.

President ... . .............. . .. . .... . ... Beverly Via Vice-president .................... .. Mildred Morris Secretary . . .... ........ .. ... .... . .. . Shirley Shiflett Treasurer . . .... ..... .. .. ..... ... .. Frances Rosenkrans Reporter ............... ... .. .... .... Barbara Givens Song Leader .......................... Naomi Erskine Sponsor .... .. ... ... .... ... .. ....... Mrs. Maria Hurt

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Beverly Via President

FIRST ROW: Mrs. Maxine Cornett, Coach; Shirley Via, Mary Ellen Abell, Geraldine Critzer, Naomi Erskine, Beverly Via, Mildred Morris, Shirley Shiflett, Arlene Herring, Iris Tomlin and Miss Virginia Beard, Coach. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Bain, Vernell Herring, Stella Sprouse, Edna Farish, Suzanne Cole, Bettie Ann Pugh, Patricio Mundy, Ann Bollard, Joanne Spencer, Gertrude Dole and Frances Rorrer.

Mildred Morris

Bettie Ann Pugh

Captain ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mildred Wtorris Manager ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Shirley Shiflett Asst. Manager ••••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Arlene Herring Score Keeper • •••••••••• o .......... o • Joanne Spencer Time keeper •••••••••••••••••••••••• Barbaro Gentry Coaches •••••••••••••••••••••• Mrs. Maxine Cornett

Beverly Via

Verne II Herring

Elizabeth Bain

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Miss Virginia Beard

Edna Farish

Arlene Herring

Mary Ellen Abell

Shirley Shiflett

Naomi Erskine

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1e Critzer, Tomlin and Ia Sprouse, e Spencer,

Shirley Shiflett

Naomi Erskine

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FIRST ROW: Elwood Shiflett and Charles Wood . SECOND ROW: Charles Shiflett, Calvin Critzer, William Raines, Donald Critzer, John Wolfe, Albert Barnette and Mr .Alden G. Bigelow . THIRD ROW: Daniel Bain, Samuel Pugh, Charles Younger, John Younger ond Phillip Sheridan .

Elwood Shiflett

Donald Critzer

Captain • • ••• •••••••••• • ••••••••••••• Charles Wood Co-Capta in • • • • •• •••••••••• • •• • • ••• Elwood Shiflett Manager • • •• ••• ••• •• •• • • ••• •••••• Patrick McAH ister Coach ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr . Alden G. Bigelow

Samuel Pugh

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Calvin Critzer

Charles Wood

Phillip Sheridan

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CLOCKWISE: Edna Farish, Mildred Morris, Shirley Shiflett, Mary Ellen Abell, Beverly Via, Betty Harlow, Shirley Via, Stella Sprouse, Vernell Herring, Arlene Herring, Elizabeth Bain, and Mrs . Maria Hurt, coach.

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FIRST ROW: Morris, Chari SECOND R'O' AI bert Barnet William Balla

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FIRST ROW: Phillip Sheridan, William Raines, Samuel Pugh, Charles Woad, Rufus Graves, Clarence Morris, Charles Shiflett, and Bernard Burruss. SECOND ROW: Mr. Joseph L. Trice, coach, William Olinger, Ervin Kiser, Daniel Bain, John Wolfe, Albert Barnette, Dewey Shiflett, William Shiflett, Charles Via, Buddie Critzer, Frankl in Murre lie, and William Ballard.

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Studying for Exams

Two Gals and A Guy

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Studying, huh?

Going Somewhere?

Pals

Initiation

Congratulations I Reward for Winning

Basketball Banquet Good Food? Sipping Tea

for Exams

Faculty Tea

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Initiation

for Winning

IOd? Sipping Tea

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What a Weeki

He 's a n F .H.A. 'er now .

Don't you like it, girls?

Guess Wha?

Emblem Service

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Caught in the Act Just Seniors

Plcnicing

Helpers

SJadl'

THE ANNUAL STAFF DEDICATES

THIS PORTION OF "THE WHEEL" TO

MRS. VIRGINIA H. ROGERS

As a token of our respect, esteem, admiration, and appreciation for her untiring efforts to further the welfare oftne students of Crozet High School. Mrs. Rogers will long be remembered by those of us who have had the pleasure of passing her way as students.

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William Adcock Edward Bain

Jinnie Beverly Shirley Bryant

Roy Conley Gail Fitzgerald

Robert Gibson Pauline Harris

Thomas Huff Aubrey James, Jr.

Howard Keyton Betty McAII i ster

Ernest McAllister Betty Lou Miller

Joyce Morris Roger Morris

Samuel Morris Henry Napier

Richard Peitsch Barbara Pugh

Randolph Pugh Maude Rorrer

Mary Ryan Thomas Sandridge

ollace Sandridge Karen Schultz DeLois Shiflett

Dorothy Shiflett Phi II ip Spencer

Edward Taylor Anne Thurston

ssell Thurston Edith Toms

lyle Wagner Beverly Walton

Patricia Ward Robert Watts

Louise Williams \

William Adcock Edward Bain

Jinnie Beverly Shirley Bryant

Roy Conley Gail Fitzgerald

Robert Gibson Pauline Harris

Thomas Huff Aubrey James, Jr.

Howard Keyton Betty McAllister

Ernest McAllister Betty Lou Miller

Joyce Morris Roger Morris

Samuel Morris Henry Napier

Richard Peitsch Barbara Pugh

Randolph Pugh Moude Rorrer

Mory Ryan Thomas Sandridge

allace Sandridge Karen Schultz DeLois Shiflett

Dorothy Shiflett Phillip Spencer

Edward Taylor Anne Thurston

sse II Thurston Edith Toms

Lyle Wagner Beverly Walton

Patricia Ward Robert Watts

Louise Williams

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NOT PICTURED: Mannis McNeil

Carroll McCauley

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Marshall Abell James Bober

Homer Bollard Roy Bradley

Patricia Breeden Donald Burruss

Wendell Critzer Freda Erskine

Thomas Fitzgerald Elaine Funkhouser

James Garrison Russell Gough

Margaret Groves Mary Lee Hole

Nancy Harlow Clyde Herri ng

James Kennedy Margaret Little

Paul Martin Lottie Mawyer

Lois McAllister John McNeil

Carolyn O'Neil l Linda Perry

Anthony Ruedi Donald Shiflett

Joanne Shiflett Beverly Sprouse Catherine Sprouse

Martha West

Clarence Wines Barbaro Wood

George Bciin Garth Baldwin

Lynda Breeden Donna Brown

William Cole Lucille Cart

Glen Crawford Lindley Gough

Peggy Harlow Susan Harris

Carroll Herrir Larry Huff

Patrick Maupin Doris MeAl I ister

Ethel McAIIiste1 Joyce MeAl lis

Joseph MeN• Gene Olin!

Crystal Rea Patsy Ripley

Julian Rittenhou Leonard Sandric

Linda Sandrid Shelby Sand

Glenn Shiflett Gordon Shiflett

Donald Small Betty Strickler

Maynard Stri Shirley Spn

Dorothy Taylor Maxine Thurston

Mary Tomlin Silos Tomlin

Judith Trimble Faye Via

Peggy Walton

!iiftA (jJtade

. Marshall Abell I George Bain

James Baber Garth Baldwin

Homer Ballard lynda Breeden

Roy Bradley Donna Brown Patricia Breeden William Cale

Donald Burruss lucille Carter

Wendell Critzer ~ Glen Crawford

Freda Erskine Lindley Gough

Thomas Fitzgerald Peggy Harlow

Elaine Funkhouser Susan Harris

James Garrison Carroll Herring

Russell Gough larry Huff

Margaret Graves I Patrick Maupin

Mary lee Hale Doris McAII ister

Nancy Harlow Ethel McAll ister

Clyde Herring Joyce McAII ister

James Kennedy Joseph McNeil

Margaret littl e Gene Olinger

Paul Martin Crystal Rea

~ lottie Mawyer I Patsy Ripley lois McAllister I Julian Rittenhouse, Jr.

John McNeil leonard Sandridge Carolyn 0' Neill linda Sandridge

linda Perry Shelby Sandridge

Anthony Ruedi

~~ Glenn Shiflett

Donald Shiflett Gordon Shiflett Joanne Shiflett Donald Small

Beverly Sprouse · Betty Strickler Catherine Sprouse! Maynard Strickler

Martha West Shirley Sprouse

Dorothy Taylor Maxine Thurston

Clarence Wines I~! Mary Tomlin

Barbara Wood Silas Tomlin

Judith Trimble Faye Via

Peggy Walton

NOT PICTURED: Horace McCauley

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Audrey Allen Walter (Buddie) Bobe r

Mary Beverly Virginia Campbel l

Sheldon Clatterbuck Shiela Critzer

Thomas Erskine Clyde Garrison

Eleanor Garrison Peggy Gough

Durward Hole Patricio Harper

Malcolm Hutchinson Donner James

Shirley Leake Peter Mac Gregor

Willi am Mawyer Madeline McAllister

Charlotte Morris Linda Morris

George Napier Michael Perry

Phyllis Pugh Charles Raines

Daniel Rorrer Charles Shiflett

Grady Shiflett Janet Shiflett

Roy Small Emmett Sprouse

Shirley Taylor Thomas Thurston

Mamie Tomlin Jean Trimble

Kenneth Wood

James Apperson Peter Bollard

Curtis Burruss Randol ph Coffey

Lindo Coleman

Ronald Coleman Patricio Davis

Davis Dudley Bernard Farrell

Helen Garrison

Robert G iII urn Vivian Harris

Roy Herring Stephen Hutchinson

Barbaro Ann Jarma

Elizabeth Little Bonnie Martin

James McAII ister Kenneth Morris

Anne Parrott

Nelson Raines Richard Raines

Jock Ripley Doris Rorrer

Harriett Schultz

Catherine Shiflett Linwood Sprouse

Joseph Strickler Robert Thurston

Cecil Thurston Harry West

t..udrey Allen Walter (Buddie) Baber

Mary Beverly Virginia Campbell

Sheldon Clatterbuck Shiela Critzer

'homas El"$kine Clyde Garrison

Eleanor Garrison Peggy Gough

Durward Hale Patricia Harper

lalcolm Hutchinson Donner James

Shirley Leake Peter MacGregor

William Mawyer Madeline McAllister

harlotte Morris Linda Morris

George Napier Michael Perry

Phyllis Pugh Charles Raines

aniel Rorrer Charles Shiflett

Grady Shiflett Janet Shiflett

Ray Small Emmett Sprouse

hirley Taylor Thomas Thurston

Mamie Tomlin Jean Trimble

Kenneth Wood

James Apperson Peter Ballard

Curtis Burruss Randol ph Coffey

Linda Coleman

Ronald Coleman Patricia Davis

Davis Dudley Bernard Farrell

Helen Garrison

Robert G iII um Vivian Harris

Roy Herring Stephen Hutchinson

Barbara Ann Jarman

Elizabeth Little Bonnie Martin

James McAII ister Kenneth Morris

Anne Parrott

Nelson Raines Richard Raines

Jack Ripley Doris Rorrer

Harriett Schultz

Catherine Shiflett Linwood Sprouse

Joseph Strickler Robert Thurston

Cecil Thul"$ton Harry West

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NOT PICTURED: Carol Garrison

Early Sprouse Patsy Ann Critzer

Joyce Shiflett

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NOT PICTURED: Roger Baber

Carolyn Gentry

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James Abell Ann Addington

Susan Allen Buford Baber

Bruce Baldwin Sheila Ballard

Carolyn Beale Samuel Belew

Emily Bever! y Brenda Bryant

Madeline Coleman Raymond Conley

Richard Crawford George Dudley

Kenneth Farrell Lucy Flannagan

Dewey Garrison Sandra Garrison

Robert Gough Ronnie Graves

Gene Hobson Charles Leake, 111

Frances Mouberry David Napier

Clinton Perkins Judith Sandridge

Jesse Seale, Jr. Arthur Shiflett, Jr.

James Shiflett Joyce Shiflett

Douglas Small, Jr. Louise Thurston .lo)td Toms , Jr .

Quenton Wagner Glen Weast

William Woodson, Jr.

Carolyn Bailey Frankl in Bain

Beverly Ballard George Birckhead

Nancy Farrell Betty Ann Funk

Lucille Garrison Shirley Gloss

Vickie Hobson Edward Herring

Steve Morris Ethel Pugh

Jean Rittenhouse Lynda Sandridge

Peggy Scott Shirley Shiflett

Phillip Sprouse Shelby Sprouse

01 ivia Starke James Thomas

Orman Thompson Willie Thurston, Jr ·

Al ice Tomlin William Toombs, Jr

Jacque! ine Trimble Anne Via

Barbara Via Carolyn Via

El izabeth Via Fulton West

Lila Faye Wood Mary Wood

Richard Wood Warren Wood

James Abe II Ann Addington

Susan Allen Buford Baber

Bruce Baldwin Sheila Ballard

:arolyn Beale Samuel Belew

Emily Beverly Brenda Bryant

N\adeline Coleman Raymond Conley

tichard Crawford George Dudley

Kenneth Farrell Lucy Flannagan

Dewey Garrison Sandra Garrison

obert Gough Ronnie Graves

Gene Hobson Charles Leake, 111

Frances Mouberry David Napier

I inton Perkins Judith Sandridge

Jesse Seale, Jr. Arthur Shiflett, Jr.

James Shiflett Joyce Shiflett

ouglas Small, Jr. Louise Thurston

.l.o¥d Toms, Jr . Quenton Wagner

Glen Weast William Woodson, Jr.

Carolyn Bailey Franklin Bain

Beverly Ballard George Birckhead

Nancy Farrell Betty Ann Funk

Lucille Garrison Shirley Glass

Vickie Hobson Edward Herring

Steve Morris Ethel Pugh

Jean Rittenhouse Lynda Sandridge

Peggy Scott Shirley Shiflett

Phillip Sprouse Shelby Sprouse

Olivia Starke James Thomas

Orman Thompson Willie Thurston, Jr.

Al ice Toml in Wi IIi am Toombs, Jr.

Jacqueline Trimble Anne Via

Barbara Via Carolyn Via

Elizabeth Via Fulton West

Lila Faye Wood Mary Wood

Richard Wood Warren Wood

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Old Chums Class Beauties

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Per square inch, Crozet has more to offer for your future than any place

in seven states

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COMPLIMENTS OF

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COMPLIMENTS OF

Monticello Dairy

PHONE 25-123

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA

Paul Freed, Inc. Sales -~ - Service

E. Main At Charlotte Waynesboro, Virginia Phone 2233

More Than 30 Years Of Fair De a ling

~~ Main Street Charlottesville, Vir ginia

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LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR

AND SHOES

101 WEST MAIN STREET

School & Team Outfits

City News Store 116 W. Main Street

Dial 2-2456

Agent For A. G, Spalding Roach, Wright & Ditson

"Chuck Taylor" Shoes MacGregor - Goldsmith, Inc.

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And Leggett's Bargain Center Charlottesville, Virginia

For All Athletic Needs

Contac t

Anderson Bros.

Book Store

Charlottesville , Virginia

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111 NORTH FOUBTH ST.

W. L. Lacy

BOX 51 PHONE 2-7542

COMPLIMENTS

OF

Crozet Theater

Crozet, Virginia

COMPLIMENTS OF

BLUE RIDGE MOTOR CO.

CROZET, VIRGINIA

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Brown's Gifts Main at Fourth Street

Charlottesville, Virginia

..JEF'F'ERSON

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

M. C. Thomas Furniture Co.

Complete Household Furnishings Since 1907

420 East Main Street Char lotte sville, Virginia

Since 1875

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Packaged

Fuel Co.,

Inc.

Preston Avenue at Harris St. P . 0. Box 292 Phone 2-2441

Otiginal Pocahontas Coa l Charlottesville, Va .

Stop & Shop Super Markets

Complete F ood Store Free Parking L owest Pric es

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CROZET SERVICE CENTER

Appliances & Motor Repairs Deming Water Systems

Plumbing & Heating Electrical Wiring

Welding Tires

Radios And Television American Standard Fixtures - Barton Washing Machines

Coleman Oil Heaters - Micromet Rust Eliminator Sunbeam Kitchen Appliances

CROZET

Refrigerators Freezers Ranges

Automatic Laundry

COMPLIMENTS OF

S. W. BARNES

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Carl F. Barnes Ella S. Barnes

CROZET INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSUR ANC E

Telephone 2651 Crozet, Va .

EARLY DAWN COOPERATIVE DAIRY,

INC.

MILK DISTRIBUTORS

SANITATION AND SERVICE DIAL 2137

WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA

Blue Ridge Grocery Co., Inc.

PHONE 2221-2222 WAYNESBORO, VA.

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3arnes COMPLIMENTS OF

BRAND CHEVROLET, INC. WAYNESBORO, VA .

IV, CHARLOTTESVILLE HARDWARE H AR DW AR E OF ALL KINDS

COMPLIMENTS OF

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CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTO

AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION 1C.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA

VA.

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JARMAN'S, INC. "The Business Man's Department Store"

MACHINES - FURNITURE - SYSTEMS "Cranes" - Social Stationery - "Eatons"

Agent for Acme Visible Records, Inc. CORNER SECOND AND MARKET STREETS

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA

MA[bRtb~R I RA[I~R [~M~A~Y

Fourth And Preston Avenue Charlottesville, Virginia

Telephone 2-8402 Ford Tractors - Dearborn Equipment

Fishburne Drug Store

Wa y nesboro , Virginia

THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Charlottesville, Virg i nia

Compliments Of

CROZET LUMBER CO. Higgs & Young CROZET - STAUNTON

Crozet, Virginia

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COMPLIMENTS OF

THURSTON'S

GARAGE

PHONE 2381

ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS In Waynesboro, Va.

for CROZET HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

and their families

Wayne & Cavalier Shenandoah Valley 's Finest and Most Modern Theatres

Preddy's ·Funeral Home

Superior Ambulance Service Charlottesville, Virginia

Frank B. Haynes - Dial 2-7546

COMLIMENTS OF

COUNTRY STORE PHONE 2331 GREENWOOD, VA.

POPE BUICK, INC. WEST MAIN STREET

l' ON I 1 BUICK-SALES AND SERVICE

PHONE 6556 WA Y NESBORO, VA .

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S & S FOOD CENTER Crozet's

Complete Food

Market

Specializing

In

Grade "A" Meats

Phone 3116 Crozet, Virginia

COMPLIMENTS OF

Crozet Drug Store

You Get Something More At - Our Happy Motoring Store

(sso Sandridge Service Station

Crozet, Virginia Phone 2701 Our Care Saves Wear

FRUIT GROWERS CO-OPERATIVE CORP. Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Packing Supplies

Complete Line of Spray Materials Crozet, Virgir;ia

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C. H. Williams Charlottesville's

Most Complete

Department StorEZ

212 East Main Street

Be Prepared

With Boy Scout & Stride

Rite Shoes

Waddell'·s 308 E. Main St.

Charlottesville, Va.

KELLER AND GEORGE SINCE 1875

Your Friendly Candy Men Hill & Irving Funeral KING & ROBERTS, H-ome

INC. Funeral Servic e

Wholesale Confectioners

Nationally Known & Advertised First & Market Street

Candies Only

Wise Potato Chips

Phone 206945 934 Preston Ave. Phone 2-6148 Charlottesville, Va.

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J. D. & J. S.

TILMAN

Ready To Wear

Piece Goods

Notions

"Charlottesville's Shopping Center"

Men & Boy's Shop 111 W. Main St.

Charlottesville, Virginia

401 E. Water Just Dial 3-.3122

Pubfi3hing. Company

CHARlOTHSVIllf, VIRGINIA

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

OF

SCHOOL YEARBOOKS CATALOGUES DIPLOMAS

CERTIFICATES BOOKLETS

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THE GRIDDLE

Chicken In The Rough

W. E. BUFORD & CO.

Sto c ks - Bonds

Charlottesville, Virginia

Downtown Athletic

Store 413 E. Main St.

Dial 2-2810

Compiete line of Athletic Equipment for all school sports

Agent For

A, G. Spalding & Bros. Rawlings Mfg. Co.

Roach, Wright & Ditson Converse Basketball Shoes

"WHERE SPORTSMEN MEET"

City Laundry And Dry Cleaners Just Dial 2-9136

Charlottesville, Virginia

Standard Produce Co. Phone 2-5171

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Universitv Book Sto.re Supplies For Collegians

For Over A Century

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U n i v e r s it y, Virginia Dry Gc

"Coal That Burns" "Iron Fireman" Products

Earl H. Vaughan, Inc. 608 Preston Avenue

Charlottesville, A u t o m a t i c H e· a t i n g ,

Virginia Plumbing

Dial 2-5177

M. C. Hill Funeral Home,

Inc.

Dial 2-5444 Or 3-4758 Cadillac Ambulance Service

At All Hours 301· East Market Street

Charlottesville, Virginia

H. M. Gleason & Co.,lnc.

R. C. A. Television International Trucks, Tractors

And Farm Machinery

Corner 1st & Garrett Sts. Dial 2-5145

Charlottesville, Va.

Town. & Country Food Center 918 Preston Avenue

Cash Food Market 1107 West Main Street

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Hawkins'

120 East Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia

Ladies 1 and Children 1 s Boys 1 and Men 1 s Clothing

Dry Goods - Notions - Furnishings

Compliments Of

Crozet Beauty Shop

Phone 2051 Crozet, Virginia

COMPLIMENTS OF

Jefferson Tire & Supply Co., In c.

Distributors

Mayo - Blackburn Crutchfield Furniture Corporation

717 - 727 West Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia

Phone 2-8252

Lewis Insurance Co.

"Your Complete Insurance Service" 203 Fifth St. N. E .

Phone 22-913 INSURANCE - BONDS - LOANS

Let us help you with your insurance problems

Compliments Of

Mom & Pop's Restaurant

Crozet, Virginia

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Compliments Of

Baugher Motor Co. Chrysler Plymouth

Used Cars Dial 2277 Or 6611

Waynesboro, Virginia Across From The High

School

YANCEY LUMBER CO.

Yancey Mills, Virginia

Compliments Of

Crozet Cold Storage

Corp.

Crozet, Virginia

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Farmer's Tractor

& Body Co. 604 Henry A venue

Ferguson Tractors & Implements Parts And Service

Shop Work Dial 2-2976

TOM'S GRILL

Le etts Waynesboro, Virginia

Gilmore Hamm

and Snyder, INCORPORATED

Charlottesville, Virginia

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Page GreenhoLtses

Charlottesville, Virginia "Corsages and Cut Flowers" "Around The Corner"

University, Virginia

Virginia Telephone &

Telegraph Co .

. · Charlottesville, Virginia

Godwin-Holstead

Electric Co. 215 Avon Street

Charlottesville·, Virginia

Your Hotpoint Dealer

Electrical Construction

Electric Lighting Fixtures

Timberlake's Drug Store

Charlottesville, Virginia

The Charlottesville

Lumber Co.

Since 1893 One Stop Building Service

1 Charlottesville Oil I Company

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Chesley A. Haden L. C. Clarke

CHESLEY A. HADEN & CO.

CROZET, VIRGINIA

Charles King &

Son Co., Inc.

Wholesale Grocers

Charlottesville, Virginia

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Albe·ma rle Maytag

Garl-etts Brothers Home Appliances

Charlottesville, Virginia

Valley View

Greenhouses, Inc.

Better · Flowers Phone 2-6141 E. Main Street

Charlottesville, Virginia

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So u t h e r n We I d rn g & M a c h i n e C o. Eleventh Street, S. W. Telephone 2-6181

Charlottesville, Virginia

CROZET HARDWARE CO. Crozet, Virginia

Phone 3541

"WHEN YOU THINK OF HARDWARE THINK OF US"

Wood's Garden Seed Motorola Radio

Dupont Paints Power Tools

Sport i ng Goods Electrical Appliances

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