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'Let the Ropes of the Past R In the dawning of our pr our faces backward. We open halls of y esterday. We see gr working, planning, giving, an making the foundation of thei We are proud of our pasty contributed to the S!JOrtsman

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g the Bells of gress toward t he door of the at hosts of Gre sharing. In th school strong rs at Greenwo hip of our "Al

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In humble graditude and appreciation for the many hours of helpful gui dance he has shown us , we the Senior Class, hereby

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dedicate the 19 51-52 edition of the ECHOLITE to Mr. Frank T. Beddow .

Mr. Beddow has always been willing to help us with any problems which have arisen and has indeed been an inspiration in the molding of our lives.

The Icholite Staff

Editor .....•........................•........ Joan Napier Assistant Editor ....•..........•.•••..... Florence Breeden Business Manager ..••..•.......•.... ,........ Mary E. Cook Assistant Business Manager ...•...••.......... William Dick Advertising Manager .•.•...••..•.•.....•...... Charles Witt Assistant Advertising Manager .•..• ...•....... Randolph Wade Distribution Manager...........•....•...... Betty Jean Pugh Feature Editor ..•••••.•......•............ Betty Garwood Art Editors ..............•.•...........•.... Betty Garwood Meredith Woodson Sports Editors .............•.............. Grace Patterson Marvin Dollens Snapshot Editor ....•.. • ........•.. . ...•. . .. Mabelle Tomlin Senior Representative .•.....•.•... . . . .. Winnie Hope Louhoff Typists ....•.••.........•. • ....•.•.•.....•• Peggy Mawyer Patsy Baber Mac Wade Sponsor ...•.•••.........•.............•. Miss Mary Garth

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MISS MARY GARTH Commercial

MRS. HUNTER BURTON F ift h Grade

MISS ISABELLE DUNN Sixth Grade

MRS. WALTER GENTRY First Grade

MISS ANN HOLSINGER Second Grade

MRS. HUGH FAIN Seventh Gr ade

MRS. LESLIE WALTON History

MR. ROBERT CHAMBLISS Agriculture

MISS RUBY RAMSEY Home Economics Mathematics IV

MRS. GENE PIERSON Reading MR. FRANK BEDDOW Engii sh

MlSS RUTH RAMSEY Librarian MISS MARY LOU REID Fourth Grade

MR. BEN F. HURT Principal Latin II Algebra I

Absent from picture: MRS. STEVEN BERKO Mathematics Science Latin I

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VERNON HAMILTON ANDERSON Son of Mrs. W. Beverly Anderson and the late Mr. Anderson Neat - Athletic - Humorous

MARY ELIZABETH COOK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Sherrard Cook Cunning - Gay - Spirited

PATRICIA ANNE BABER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baber Int elligent - Successful - Dependable

MARVIN WESLEY DOLLENS Son of Mr. Phillip H. Dollens and the late Mrs. Dollens Mischievous - Sociable - Carefree

ROBERT REA BAILES Son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bailes Quiescent - Quick - Courteous

BETTY JEAN GARWOOD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FrankS. Garwood Cute - Poetic - Amiable

HAZEL JERALDINE GIBSON Daughter of Mr. and M r s. Everett Gibson Considerate - Pleasant - Gentle

GENEVIEVE MAE KIRBY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Kirby Influential - Dignified - Complaisant

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VIRGINIA BELLE GRA YES Daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Graves Artistic - Precise - Respectful

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WINNIE HOPE LOUHOFF Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Louhoff Pretty - Endear i ng - Ambitious

SUSIE MAE HARRIS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harris Quiet - K i nd 路 - Dependabl e

PEGGY MAE MAWYER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mawyer Cheerful - Sentimental - Spirited

MARJORIE JOAN NAPIER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Napier Musical - Jolly - Industrious

GODFREY TAYLOR SMITH Son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Taylor Smith Acco=odating - Talented - Athletic

GRACE GARLAND PATTERSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Patterson Stylish - Sophisticated - Poised

VIRGINIA LOUISE SULLIVAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan Friendly - Reliable - Polite

BETTY JEAN PUGH Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Vance Pugh Practical - Diligent - Likeable

NANCY MABELLE TOMLIN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tomlin Peaceable - Trustworthy - Pleasant

CHARLES FITZHUGH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ch Clever - Willing - ,

MILDRED LEE TOMLIN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tomlin Quiet - Sweet - Benevolent

WILLIAM MEREDITH WOODSON Son of Mr. and Mrs E. 0. Woodson Artistic - Likeable - Cooperative

MALCOLM WAYNE WADE Son of Mr. and Mrs . E. R. Wade Agreeable - Witty - Obliging

BETTY JANE GRAY Daughter of Mrs. Elliott Gray and the late Mr. Gray Active - Refined - Generous

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CHARLES FITZHUGH WITT, JR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Witt Clev er - Willing - Athletic

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President .• .' •• ~ •• • ............•.•...••.. Betty Garwood Vice- President ..••..••••.••••.•• . •. • ••.. Winnie Louhoff Secretary .•.•.••. . ....•.•..• . ...•. . ... . ••• . Joan Napier Treasurer •..•• •. ••..•••...•. . ..•..•. . •..• . • Betty Pugh Reporter ........ • ..• . •..•.. . ....• . .. • ... . . Patsy Baber Class Motto ........•...."Let The Ropes Of The Past Ring The Bells Of The Future" Class Flower ..•• . . • • . .. . ....•.•••..........•• • •• Rose Class Colors .. • ...• • •. . ••.• . .••.••..• •. ·.. Red and White

Class Propheq As I sit in this crowded train station with the clang of an engine, the shputs of a red cap, taxi horns and the murmuring of hundreds of voices, m y thoughts are not disturbed, for they ar.e of the people themselves and how they got to be what they are.

I see people of every occupation and vocation hurr ying to carry out their duties and obligations, and I can't help but wonder how many trials and tribulations they have survived in the journey of their life. Their facial expressions reflect the many hardships which are borne by all people who attempt to climb the ladder of success in life. Some have reached their peak by leaps and bounds while others . have progressed slowly but with determination and a strong foothold. It couldn't have been an easy task, for this life of experience contains many hardships and sacrifices which must be met with boldness and determination. But, along with these obstructions, there are also immeasurable rewards and satisfactions which come as a result of hard work and perseverance. These thoughts return and brinâ&#x201A;Ź( alive once again the warm fellowship of my classmates in the class of 1952.

Each of the members of that class was gifted with the power and ability to stick with anything he undertook and seeing so many different types of people who represent every phase and wal k of life, the personal characteristics of many of these classmates flash clearly through my thoughts.

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There, that lady going toward the ticket window, how she reminds me of my former classmates; and over there, that carefree boy wearing his athletic letter, Oh, how I long for the shouting crowds who were present for our ball games; those two girls besidemewhoarelaughing and describing some happy experiences together like the ones we enjoyed while presenting our senior play--all these thoughts bring back fond memories of my dear old school days and the companionship of my classmates. They make me wish that I might be able to see them and renew our old ¡f riendships. I know not where they are or what they may be doing, but I a:m certain that as long as they place their trusts in the Divine Spirit, they will be guided onward with high hopes and clear ideals through life's journey .

My, how time does fly, for my train's departure is being sounded over the public address system, and I must journey on, taking my place as a spoke in the great wheel of life.

Patsy Baber Bucky Smith

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Tim~ flies so quickly! It seems only yesterday that a group Of noisy children entered the first grade to start their long journey of success. Of our group of twentythree, only eight were present that first day: Vernon Anderson, Charles Witt, Pat.sy Baber, Betty Garwood, Winnie Louhoff, Joan Napier, Betty Pugh, and Mildred Tomlin.

Under the careful direction of Miss Durrer, we were able to accustom ourselves to school life.

During the years beginning September, 1942 through May, 1948, we acquired seven permanent students to add to Gur happy group. These members, Meredith Woodson, Virginia Graves, Marvin Dollens, Mary Elizabeth Cook, Peggy Mawyer, Mabelle Tomlin, and Grace Patterson, proved to be a great asset to our class.

September, 1948 found us, shy and timid freshmen, entering four of the most significant years of our life, Although we were shy and backward, we. were eager to adjust to the high school activities.

Our freshman year found us with Mrs. Marcia Snook as sponsor and Betty Pugh as President, Patsy Baber as Vice-President, Charles Witt as Secretary-Treasurer, and Winnie Louhoff as Reporter. We were joined by Mac Wade, Genevieve Kirby, Susie Harris, and Louise Sullivan.

We especially enjoyed the science class taught by Mr. Woodard in which we had many experiences. In the early spring of '49, the halls trembled with shrill cries and yells. T h is happened to be the day when a science experiment got beyond control and almost caught the freshman room on fire.

In September, 1949, we turned the second leaf in our high school ca-reer--as sophomores. Our class officers were: Winnie Louhoff-President; Betty Jean PughVice-President; Patsy Baber-Secretary, Treasurer; and Vernon Anderson-Reporter.

An outstanding event for us, as sophomores, was our annual picnic. Our planned trip to Gypsy Hill Park was canceled because of rain, but, by the kindness of Miss Mary Reid, we were able to hold our picnic in her cabin at Buffalo Gap.

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Mr. Beddow opened our junior year by securing the names of the students for the roll. We learned then that ..we had two new members added to the former roll-Hazel Gibson and Bucky Smith. The spotlight of the year wa:s the Junior Senior 'Party which included a picnic, outdoor games, and a movie. To provide the money for the entertainment of the seniors, we sold candy during the year.

Another high light of the year was our MINSTREL, which required many hours of practice. This was given as· an assembly program before the entire school. From the applause and the compliments after the program, we concluded th.a t it must have been a huge success.

We elected for our class officers~ Charles Witt-President; Mac Wade-VicePresident; and Winnie Louhoff-Secretary -Treasurer.

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CRACK! BANG! We found ourselves beginning THE y ear. Our first move was to elect class officers. They were: Betty Jean Garwood- Pres i dem; Winme LouhoffVice- President; Joan Napier-Secret ary; Betty Jean Pugh-Treasurer;and Patsy BaberReporter.

Bringing with us ideas from the junior y ear, we decided t o give a radio show as an assembly program. This included songs, piano solos and duets, monologues, and commercials.

We soon found ourselves starting work on the "ECHOLITE". Joan Napier was elected Editor and with her guidance and suggestions we decided to dedicate the annual to Mr. Frank Beddow. He was our home room teacher during our Junior year, and this year he has always been willing to help us w ith any of our problems.

The most entertaining highlights of the y ear included our trip to Washington, the Junior-Senior Party, and, last but not least, the senior play, "Too Sw eet For Sixteen. " This play, a mixture of comedy and romance, was centered around Judy Prudy, a sweet sixteen, wh o would move heaven and earth t o get her own way. We shall always remember the many hours spent working on the play.

As May 31 approaches, we, the seniors of 1 9 52, look back upon the many enjoyable and memorable events with happy and reminiscent hearts. We are thankful to those, teachers, parents and principal, who have guided and encouraged us along the difficult journey to success. And, so with fond memories and loving hearts, we turn the last page of our high school iife.

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We, the seniors of 1952, being of sound body a n d mental health, do declare t his to be our last will and testament. We do hereby bequ ea t h : VernonAnderson leaves his neatness to Freddie Rea , h is place as first baseman on the baseball team to Kenneth Graves, and his sense of humor' to Dickie Yancey.

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Grace those to Ell: Betty Kirtle

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Patsy Baber leaves her ability to speak in public to Ma ry Sprouse, her dependability to Jean Burton, and her place as guard on the bas ket ball team t o Loi s Thurston.

Bobby Bailes leaves his ability to play basketball t o Sammy K i rb y, his shyness to Phil Upman, and his place as most attractive boy t o Ronn ie Layne.

Mary 路Elizabeth Cook leaves her giggles to Bill Dick, her lov e for Bui cks to Elanya Sundbeck, and her love for Dramatics to P hil Upman.

Marvin Dollens leaves his love for reading to Patsy Roge rs, h is curly hair to Ronni e Roberts, and his mischieviousness to Robert Tha c ker.

Betty Garwood leaves her love for Miller School to Marie G r inst ead, h er poetic talent to Bobby Deane Graves, and her long, dark hair t o Charlott e Wade.

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Hazel Gibson leaves her quietness to Ruth Walton, her athletic ability t o Kathy Wi deman, and her friendliness to all those at Greenwoo d High School.

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Virginia Graves leaves her artistic ability to Andy R obinson, her blue eyes to Mae Morris, and her job as sports editor to Shirley B ailes .

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Susie Harris leaves her quietness to Joyce Wood, he r ability to h it home runs to Evelyn Gray, and her place in home economics class t o Billy Gibson.

Genevieve Kirby leaves her quietness to Frank Walton, her love for English to Ronni e .

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Winnie Louhoff leaves her short blond curls to Nancy Jo Layman, her j ob as Editor of GREENWOOD ECHOES to Randolph Wade, her ability t o play basketball to Katherine Woolford.

Peggy Mawyer leaves her love for the Navy to Kathy Widema n , h er fr ec kles to Sh irley Tomlin, and her good history grades to Joyce Woo d.

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Joan Napier leaves her fondness for Fords to Mary Beasley, her job as Editor of the ECHOLITE to Bill Dick, and her wittiness to Sidney Anderson.

Grace Patterson leaves her love for Crozet to Marie Grinstead, her poise to all those who need poise, and her position as feature editor of GREENWOOD Echoes to Ella Page Fox. re this

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Betty Pugh leaves her height to Mr. Beddow, her love for cheerleading to Kenneth Kirtley, and her love for dancing to Donald Thurston.

Bucky Smith leaves his Latin book to Ronnie Layne, his musical ability to Daniel Burkhead, and his ability to do many things well to all those who follow in his footsteps.

Louise Sullivan leaves her dark hair to Shirley Graves, her brown eyes to Morelle Kennedy, and her ability to debate to Billy Gibson.

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Mabelle Tomlin leaves her love for the Air Force to Agnes Painter, her rapid typing speed to Andy Robinson, and her little feet to Bill Dick.

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Mildred Tomlin leaves her ability to sing to Mary Armstrong, her blonde hair to Jean Bailes, and her dramatics ability to Shirley Bailes.

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Mac Wade leaves his driving ability to Ronnie Layne, his dependability to David Sprouse, and his height to Frank Walton.

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Charles Witt leaves his auburn, curly hair to Merrit Truslow, his athletic ability toKennethGraves, andhis friendly ways to all those who will remain at Greenwood.

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Meredith Woodson leaves his artistic ability to his brother, Jimmy, his shyness to all those boys who are not shy, and his place as shortstop on the baseball team. to Lloyd Fox.

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Dated: Fifth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two (1952).

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TOGETHER

Together Together Together Together

we've practiced the golden rule, we've spent happy days at school, we've shared and worked and played, many foundations welve laid,

As children of six we played with toys _ (As will all normal girls and boys.)

We built our castles in the air And dreamed of a future bright and fair.

Through our Senior year we gaily skimmed.

None of our past will ever be dimmed By hate, or greed or even false pride.

We'll stay together in our stride.

What have we come to know of life?

Some joy, some sorrow, and some strife.

Some hours that humbled our troubled souls Into a sacrament which heaven holds.

We learned to spell, to write and read, We passed along at a rapid speed.

Geography brought continents before our eyes-Sent us on journeys through the skies.

A life fully lived, but in review We see what staying together can do, Our past is so precisely measured.

Each memory of it will forever be treasured.

Others joined us on the way-We liked them; invited them to stay.

We drew and wrote and sang for fun Until our grade school days were done.

As men and women of tomorrow We'll share with the world in joy and sorrow.

And as we in our robes depart Dear Greenwood remains in our heart.

Our high school days were full of fun.

For us a new life had begun, There were years of history, English, and math As we paved this upward path.

But now the time has come to say "Farewell, Dear Greenwood, this is the day That we shall all take in mind The knowledge obtained and friendships kind;

Our bodies we trained, to healthy be As we worked and played so merrily.

Never a minute was spent in vain.

We performed our duties--sunshine or rain.

To enter in life's outward school To be the wise man--not the fool Who lost his way years before Who dropped the anchor, then the oar.

Our minds we trained to understand The problems we face in our homeland, To think for ourselves; to wisely act To obtain proper knowledge of every fact.

But we the Seniors of '52 Are equipped to see the future through; To sail the seas in .stormy weather In faith and love we'll stay TOGETHER.

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Jean Bailes Jean Burton Martha Flippo Ella Page Fox

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President . . • • • . . .. • • • . • . . . . Margie Grinstead Vice- President •...•.•......•. Ronnie Roberts Secretary •••. .... ••... ..•.•.• . Barbara Gray Treasurer ••......•.• • .....• Donald Thurston Reporter • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Randolph Wade

Bill Dick Shirley Fix Billy Gibson Bobby Dean Graves

Lloyd Fox Shirley Graves Mildred Hicks Morelle Kennedy

Barbara Gray Evelyn Gray Margie Grinstead Marie Grinstead

Nancy Jo Layman Ronnie Layne Shirley Jean MurJ Hester Rainey

Daisy Hutchinson Mae Morris Ronnie Roberts Andy Robinson

Freddie Rea Patsy Rogers Shirley Sprouse LeRoy Tomlin

Doris Shifflett David Sprouse Donald Thurston Lois Thurston

Nancy Tomlin Shirley Tomlin Merritt Truslow _ Philip Upman

Charlotte Wade ·Randolph Wade Joyce Wood Mary Alice Yancey

Frank Walton James Woodson Iris Wright

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Jean ~ailes Jean Burton Martha Flippo Ella Page Fox

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Lloyd Fox Shirley Graves Mildred Hicks Morelle Kennedy

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Nancy Jo Layman Ronnie Layne Shirley Jean Murray Hester Rainey

Lisy Hutchinson ae Morris mnie Roberts 1dy Robinson

Freddie Rea Patsy Rogers Shirley Sprouse LeRoy Tomlin

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Sidney Anderson Mary Armstrong Arnol d Beasley Mary Beasley Kenneth Graves

Nancy Haney Junior Hicks Shirley Hicks Mildred Kennedy Sammy Mawyer

Agnes Painter Nellie Pugh Clyde Sandridge Mary Sprouse Earl Sullivan

Linda Sullivan Elanya Sundbeck Robert Thacker Dickey-Tomlin Jean Vess

Virgil Vess Ruth Walton Kat herine Wideman Betty Sue Woodson Charles Woolford

Katherine Woolford Dickey Yancey Connie Young

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FIRST ROW: Shirley -Fisher, Way ne Sprouse, Eleanor Cockerille, George Dick, Mazsie Thacker, Karen Trunzo, Warren Spr ouse, and Roy Lee Yancey.

SECOND ROW: Mary Virginia Woodson, Betty Lou Drumheller, Betty Ann Fisher, Vernell Hutchinson, Betty Jane Fisher, David Thurston, Loretta Kent, and Betty Jean P aint er.

THIRD ROW: John Marston, St uart Andrews, Pat sy Wheeler, Laferne Vess, Ann Burton, Katie Graves, and Ray Fisher.

FOURTHROW: MargaretAnnAnderson, Joe Fix, Dan Yancey, James Houchins, Hattie Marsh, Goodloe Saunders, and Ell is Fox.

FIRST ROW: Bragg, Sylvia SECOND RO'V Virginia Rea, THIRD ROW: Hutchinson, a

FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Fain, and Billy Davis.

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TEACHER: Mrs. Hugh Fain.

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FIRST ROW: Julia Dollens, John Halterman, Thurmond West, Ann Layman, Judy Trunzo, Pauline Bragg, Sylvia Young, and Melvin Bragg.

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SECOND ROW: Rodney Tomlin, Douglas Sprouse, Allen Dudley, Ruby Hicks, George Dudley, Virginia Rea, Lucy Johnston, and Nancy Woodson.

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THIRD ROW: June Kent, Rose Revel s, Eugene Rea, Joanne Vess, Johnnie Armstrong, G. D. Hutchinson, and Ann T h urs to n.

FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Woodson, Jacqueline Goolsby, Henry Farish, Ronnie L y nch, John Shifflett, Mitchell Scott, Mack Fitzgerald, Margaret Saunders, and Jack Goolsby.

TEACHER: Miss Isabelle Dunn.

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FIRST R OW: J. C. Bailes, Joyce Gray, Nanc y Canning, Dina Young, Nanc y "Clayt on, Mary T h omas, J ean E . Gibson, and Janet Graves.

SECOND ROW: L awrence Pugh, William Shiffle tt, Eug ene Thompson, Billy Sullivan, Mark Rea, John Woolfor d, Goldie Tomlin, and Jane Critzer.

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THIRD ROW: Nancy Layne, Peggy Thomas, Oscar Faris, 路 Ulyssee Sullivan, Richard D ollins, Sam Earhart, Margie Gibson, and Nanc y Critzer.

SECOND RC Shifflett, H~

FOURTH ROW: E rnest Goolsby, Betty Wells, Donald Davis, Kenneth Gibson, Mary M. Woo ds on, Shirley Fitzgerald, L illie Farish, and Disen Showers.

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FOURTH R< Mae Farish

B etty Thacker, Grover Gibson, R obert Shifflett, Shiel ds Hicks, and M r s. Burton.

A BSENT: R uby Woo d, Forest Graves , Fores t Sandridge, Bobby G i bson, Jimmy Cart er, J immy M cDaniel, L . H. C arroll, and Bobby Lay ne.

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FIRST ROW: Rosie Coleman, Patsy Painter, Barbara Sandridge, Jimmy Marshall, Frankie Up man, Norma Gibson, Rebecca Toms, and Ernest Yancey.

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SECOND ROW: Shirley Moats, Mary Frances Conlon, Etta Wood, Brenda Murray, Mary Lucy Shifflett, Harry Fisher, Frankie Layman, and McCoy Bragg.

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THIRD ROW: Mary M. Cockerille, Paul Christianson, Billy Tomlin, Doris Fisher, Rebecca Fox, Jake Henderson, Shelby Bryant, and Cynthia Burkhead.

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FOURTH ROW: Everett Gray, Dennis Critzer, Douglas Vess, Dolly DuEha, Jean Flippo, Anna Mae Farish, and Susie Camden.

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FIRST ROW: Janice Thomas, Roger Bryant, Betty Davis, Barbara Paint er, Chrl stine Christianson, Mary Painter, Mareska Tomlin, Betty Gibson, Bobby Gibson.

SECOND ROW: Margaret Duelar, Thomas Hicks , Douglas Rea, Paul Revels, Seldon Clatterbuck, Carl Pugh, Mildred Wells, Francis Gray, Norman Graves.

THIRD ROW: Everett Gibson, Scott Ziegler, Gail Kirby, Patsy Tomlin, Carl Pugh, Glady s Thacker, Roger Fisher, Joy ce Gibson, Bradford Mordecai, FOURTH ROW: Lloyd Wells, Marie Farish, Buddy Deane, Marvin Vess, George Drumheller , Daniel Maw ye r, William Gibson, Earl Hicks, Donald Critzer.

FIFTH ROW: Anna Mae Shifflett, Helen Critzer, Walter Gray, Hawthorne Wells, John Pugh, William Anderson, Roy Graves, Frances Walton, Eugene Belew, SIXTH ROW: Freddie Tomlin, Floy d McClary, Cly de McClary, Nancy Pugh.

TEACHER: Miss Gene Shirley.

FIRST ROW: Curtis Gibsor SECOND R0' Majorie Tom: THIRD ROW: Gordon Burto FOURTHRO~

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FIRST ROW: James Bragg, Joyce Sandridge, Jerry Tomlin, Roy David Fisher, Jinny Gibson, Curtis Gibson, Raymond Moats, Walter Young Jr., Shirley McClary.

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SECOND ROW: Patricia Davis, Jean Ann Hall, Wanda Davis, Ella Jane Vess, Joyce West, Majorie Tomlin, Donald Wright, Dwight Andrews, Tommy Maddox .

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THIRD ROW: Charles Dudley, Judith Rea, Ruth Davis, Peggy Hayes, Linda Fay Tomlin, Linda Gordon Burton, Stuart Fitzgerald, Roger Thurston.

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FOURTH ROW: Meredith Faris, Edward Hunt, Lillian Layne, Stanley Earhart, Herman Thacker, Billy Fix, David Falwell, Cecil Tate, FIFTH ROW: Harvey Belew, Anne Holsinger, .Richard Farrish.

ABSENT:

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TEACHER: Miss Anne Holsinger.

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FffiST ROW: Doris Dune, Virginia Critzer, Shirley Ann Woodson, Charles Hunt, Marianne Hunt, Fay Earhart, Alice Ray Painter, Marie West, George Berckhead, Danny Tomlin.

SECOND ROW: Dill Ziegler, Connie Parr, Lola Breeden, Frankie Tomlin, Barbara Anne Luke, Danny Falwell, Benny Layman, Arthur Canning, Donald Tate, Dale Graves.

THffiDROW: JeanGray, Alice Walton, Joyce Jean Shifflett, Curtis Laster, Raymond Thomas, Toby Collins, Arthur Shifflett, Janice Farish, Mikie Toms, Annie Mae Gray.

FOURTH ROW: Massie Gibson, Betty Critzer, Early Belew, Frances Revels, Margaret Page Mordecai, Richard Durrette, Charles Thacker, David Shifflett, Danny Shifflett, Mary Frances Wood.

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COACHES: Miss Ruth Ramsey, Miss Mary Garth.

MANAGER: Grace Patterson.

ABSENT: Mary Beasley, Betty Sue Woodson, Jean Miller Burton, Connie Yo.u ng, Iris Wright, Mary Alice Yancey, Shirley Tomlin, Grace Patterson.

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SECOND ROW: Mr. Hurt, LeRoy Tomlin, Ronnie Lay ne, Bobby Dean Graves, Godfrey Smith, Ronnie Rober t s, L l oy d Fox, Charles Witt, Elmer Breeden, Edgar Sullivan, Roy Barksdale, and Frank Walton .

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SECOND ROW: Mr. Hurt.

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FOURTH ROW: Edgar Sullivan, Mary Beasley, Eugene Haney, Martha Flippo, Ella Fox, Aubrey Hicks, Jr., and Merritt Truslow.

FIFTH ROW: Lloyd Fox, Shirley Hicks, Walter Lee Toms , and Miss Ruby Ramsey.

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FIRST ROW: Merritt Truslow and Connie Young.

SECOND ROW: Edgar Sullivan, Mildred Tomlin, Hester Rainey, Jean Vess, Mary Beasley, Philip Upman, and Elmer Breeden.

THIRD ROW: Patsy Rogers, Ella Fox, Shirley Tomlin, Iris Wright, Jean Bailes, Nancy Jo Layman, Nellie Pugh, Linda Sullivan, and Katherine Woolford.

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SECOND ROW: Patsy Baber, Katheri ne Woolford, Mary Sprouse, Jean Bailes, Morelle Kennedy, Bessi e T omlin, Mary Armst rong, Nellie Pugh, Joy ce Wood.

'THIRD ROW: Linda Sulliva n, Margi e Gri ns t ead, Nancy Haney, Kathy Wi deman, Shirley Murray . ' FOURTH R OW: Mr. Hurt, Haz el Gi bson, Martha Flippo, Genevieve Kirby, Nancy Jo Layman, Marie G rins t ead, Betty Su e Woodson, Patsy Rogers , Ella Page Fox, Shirley Tomlin . .1ary Beasley, OFFICERS l es , Nancy Jo President ... ..•• .. • .••.•••..• Betty Garwood Vice - P res i dent •.... • .....••..... Betty Gray S ecretary & Treas urer .••.••...... Betty Pugh Report er . . . . • • . . • . . . • • • . . . . . • Hester Rainey P i a nis t .......•.........••.•.••. Patsy Baber Sp ons or ...... . . . ..... . ........... Mr . Hurt

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SECOND ROW: Shir ley Hicks , Walter L ee Tom s, Jam es Woodson, E l mer Breeden, Randolph Wade, Donald Thurst on, and Andy Ro binson.

THIRD ROW: Roy B arks dale , Merr itt Truslow, Bobby Dean Graves , Lewis Roberts, Ronnie Roberts, David Sprouse, Eug ene Hane y, and M e r e dith Woodson.

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FIRST ROW Evely n Gra Patterson.

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FIRST ROW: Betty Pugh, Lois Thurston, M il dred Tomlin, Virginia Graves, Margie Grinstead, Evely n Gray, Daisy Hutchinson, Shirley Bailes, Florence Breeden, Mabelle Tomlin, Grace Patterson.

SECOND ROW: Peggy Maw y er, Mary E. Cook, Patsy Baber, Marie Grins t ead, Joyce Wood, Shirley Clements, Shirley Fix, Shirley Morris, Doris Shifflett, Charlotte Wade, Hazel Gibson, Marvin Dollens.

THIRD ROW: Joan Napier , Charles Witt, Ronnie Roberts , vern•.·n Anderson, Randolph Wade, Billy Gibson, Roy Barksdale.

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FIRST ROW: Cly de Sandridge, Kenneth Graves, Earl Sullivan, Frank Walton, Sammy Mawyer , Lewis Rober t s, and David Sprouse.

SECOND ROW: LeRoy Tomlin, Dickey Tomlin, Arnol d Beasley, Jun i or Hicks, Billy Gibson, and Shirley Sprouse.

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FIRST ROW: Patsy Baber, Genevieve Kirby, Evelyn Gray, Charlotte Wade, Patsy Rogers, and Shirley Fix. SECOND ROW: Joe Fix, Randolph Wade, Mac Wade, Sidney Anderson, Merritt Truslow, and Bobby Dean Graves.

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"Pat" BABER, PATRICIA ANNE Class Vice-President '49, Class Treasurer '50, Class Reporter 1 52, Public Speaker '49 '50 '52, Alternate·Public Speaker '51, Bus Monitor '50 '51 1 52, Folk Dancing '50 1 51'52, Chorus 1 49 '50 1 51 '52, Girls Club 1 5.0 , Basketball 1 51 1 52 , Publications 1 50 '51 '52 , Manager of Magazine Team '52, Who's Who 1 52, Class Prophet 1 52, Staff of ECHOLITE 1 52.

BAILES, ROBERT REA "Rapid Robert" Basketball Team '49 '50 '51 '52, Baseball Team 1 49 1 50 1 51 1 52, Woodwork Club 1 50 '51 '52, Who's Who 1 52.

COOK, MARY ELIZABETH "Bibbus" Dramatics Club•49 1 51 1 52, Secretary Dramatics Club '52, Chorus 1 49 1 50, Singing Club 1 49, Prose Reader '50 1 51'52, Publications Club '50 '51 '52, Grade News Editor for GREENWOOD ECHOES '52 , Literary Club 1 50, Cheerleader 1 5 1 1 52, Folk Dancing '51 '52, Business Manager of ECHOLITE '52, Who's Who 1 52, Captain of Magazine Team '52, Class Testator '52.

"Henry" DOLLENS, MARVIN WESLEY Boys Club '49, Woodwork Club 1 49 1 50 1 51, Chorus '49 1 50, F. F. A. Club 1 50 1 51, .

Folk Dancing 1 51 1 52, Dramatics Club 1 52, Publications Club '52, Sports Editor of ECHOLITE '52, Who's Who '52.

GARWOOD, BETTY JEAN "Tinker" Dramatics Club 1 49 '51, Publications Club 1 49 1 50 1 51'52, Literary Editor of GREENWOOD ECHOES 1 52, Art Editor of GREENWOOD ECHOES 1 52, Chorus 1 49 1 50 1 52, President of Chorus '52, Poetry Reading 1 50 1 51 1 52, District Winner in Poetry Reading Contest '50, Winner in Wildlife Contest '50 '51, Bus Monitor 1 50 1 51, Literary Club '50, Class President '52, Art Club '51 '52, President of Art Club '52, Feature Editor of ECHOLITE '52, Assistant Art Editor of ECHOLITE 152, Who's Who 1 52, Class Poet '52.

GIBSON, HAZEL HERALDINE "Frog" Photography Club '49, Singing Club 1 50, Debater 1 51, Folk Dancing 1 51 -1 52, F. H. A. '51 1 52, Publication Club 1 51 , Chorus 1 52.

GRA YES, VIRGINIA BELLE "Ginny" Chorus '49, Art Club 1 49 '50 '51 '52, Folk Dancing 1 50 1 51, Softball Team '51, F. H. A. Club '51 '52, Dramatics Club 1 52, Vice-President of Dramatics Club 1 52, Sports Editor of GREENWOOD ECHOES '52, Who's Who.

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HARRIS, SUSIE MAE "Sue" Chorus路 '49 '50 '52, Singing Club 1 50 , Re-entered Senior Year '52, Who's Who '52.

KIRBY, GENEVIEVE MAE "Gen" Chorus '49 '50 '51 '52, F. H. A. 1 49 '50 '51 1 52, Dramatics Club '49 1 50, Folk Dancing '50 '51 '52, Bus Monitor 1 51 1 52, Publications Club 1 51 152, Spelling 152.

LOUHOFF, WINNIE HOPE "Wenney" Class Reporter '4 9, Publications '4 9 '50 '51 1 52, Editor-in-Chief of GREENWOOD ECHOES 1 52, Dramatics Club 1 4 9 '52 , President of Dramatics Club 152, Chorus '49 1 50, Class President 1 50 , D ebater 1 50, Literary C lub 1 50, MayDayRepresentative 1 50 '51, Representative on Junior Board of Direct ors '50, Class Secretary-Treasurer '51, Basketball '51 1 52 , Folk Dancing '51 , Staff of ECHOLITE 1 51, Class VicePre sident 1 52, Senior Representative on staff of ECHOLITE '52 , Captain of Magazine Team '52, Speller 1 52 , Who's Who 1 52, Student Librarian '51, Class Historian 1 52.

MAWYER, PEGGY MAE "Paggie" Singing Club '49, Chorus '49 '50 '51, Girls Club '49 '51, Folk Dancing '50 '51 '52, Softball'51'52 , Publ ications C lub '52, Dramatics Club '52 , Staff of ECHOLITE '52.

NAPIER, MARJORIE JOAN "Nap" Chorus 1 4 9 1 50 '51, Dramatics Club '50 '51 '52, Publicatio ns C lub '50 '51 '52, DistributingManagerofGREENWOOD ECHOES '52 , Folk Dancing '51 '52, Cheerleader '51 '52, Manager of Magazine Team '52, Student Librarian '52, Publicit:y Manager of Dramatics Club '5 2, C lass Secretary '52 , Editor of ECHOLITE '52.

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SMITH, GODFREY TAYLOR "Bucky" EnteredGreenwoodHigh Schocl in '5 1, Public Speaking 1 51 , Folk Dancing '51, May Day Re!Jresentative '51, Bas ketball 1 51 '52 , Track '51, Boys Clul:. '51, Baseball '51, Annual Staff '51, F. F. A. '51, Secretary for F. F. A. '51 , Publications Club 1 51 '52 , Staff of GREENWOOD ECHOES '51 , Assistant Editor of GREENWOOD ECHOES '52 , Dramatic s Club '52, Dramatics Cl u b Treasurer '52 , Who's Who, Class Prophet.

SULLIVAN, VIRGINIA LOUISE "Lou" C h orus '49 '50 '51 '52, Dramatics Club '49, Folk Dancing '50 '51 '52, F. H. A. '50 '51 '52, Debater '51 '52, Parliament arian of Federative F. H. A.

TOMLIN, NANCY MABELLE "Monkey" Singing Club '49, Chorus 1 50 '51, Folk Dancing 1 50 1 51 '52, Bus Monitor 1 51, Secretary of F. H, A. 1 52, Publications Club '52, Typist for GREENWOOD ECHOES 1 52, Snapshot Editor for ECHOLITE, Who's Who '52.

TOMLIN, MILDRED LEE "Millie" Dramatics Club 1 49 1 52, Chorus '49 '50, Folk Dancing '50 '51 '52, Art Club '51, F. H. A. 1 51 1 52, Music Appreciation Club '52.

WADE, MALCOLM WAYNE "Mac" Boy s Club 1 49, Track Team '4 9 '50 '51 1 52, Basebail Team 1 50 1 51 1 52, Basketball Team '50 1 51 1 52, Woodwork Club 1 50, Class Vice-President '51, Folk Dancing '51 1 52, President of Folk Dancing '52, Bus Driver '51, Publications Club 1 52, Staff of GREENWOOD ECHOES 1 52, Staff of ECHOLITE '52, Substitute Bus Driver '52, Who's Who. WITT, CHARLES FITZHUGH, JR. Class Secretary -Treasurer '49, Boys Club '49 '50 '51, Sej:ret ary -Treasurer of Boys Club '51, Woodwork Club 1 4 9 '50 1 51 , F. F. A. '50 '51, Treasurer of F. F. A. 1 51, Basketball"Team '50 '51 ·'52, Baseball Team '50 '51 '52, Class President '51, Publications Club '51 '52, Advertising Manager of GREENWOOD ECHOES '52, Alternate Prose Reader 1 51, Dramatic s Club 1 52, Advertising Manager of ECHOLITE 1 52, Folk Dancing 1 52, Co-Capt ain Basketball Team 1 52, Class Poet 1 52, Who's Who. WOODSON, WILLIAM MEREDITH "Woodson" Woodwor k Club 1 4 9 1 50, Boys Club 1 49, Baseball Team 1 51 '52, Publications Club 1 52, F. F. A. Vice-President '52, Art Editor of ECHOLITE 1 52, Art Editor of GREENWOOD ECHOES 1 52, Who's Who.

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And so the time has come to once more close the doors of yesterday and to shut securely within these golden doors our treasured memories of all our days at Greenwood High School.

From this Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-two go many thanks to those who have enriched our lives here at school.

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SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE

CORPORATION

LET US SERVE YOU DURING YOUR SCHOOL YEARS AND THEREAFTER

The Peoples National Bank

National Bank and Trust Company

Citizens Bank and Trust Company

All Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Barr Tire Company GENERAL TIRES

KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING

Charlottesville, Virginia 618 Forrest Street

Dial 27154

EAR

Gene Wood's Garage 6043 Market Street Charlottesville, Virginia Dial AAA Day

& Night

2-7185 Service Wreckes Service

COMPLIMENTS OF

R. A. Yancey Yancey Mil-ls, Virginia Dealer in lumber Phone 2195

Fox Brothers, Inc. CONTRACTORS Phone Greenwood

& MERCHANTS 3921 Virginia

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COMPLIMENTS OF

EARLY DAWN COOPERATIVE DAIRY BAR

WA YNESBORO

VI RG I NIA

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CROZET COLD STORAGE CORPORATION AN D

PIEDMONT FROZEN FOODS INC. RICHMOND DAIRY E AT

ICE CR EAM

Blue Ridge Grocery Co., Inc

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WAY! ESBORO. VA

PH O:\E 309 路 388

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BUCHANAN'S, INC. Dependable Jewelers Diamonds 路 Watches - Silverwa re Watch and J ewel ry Repair Phone

7351

122 \Yay ne Ave.

Waynesboro. Va.

We Gi v e S & H G ree n Stamp s

Near ly E v ery body Reads The

WAYNESBORO NEWS.VIRGINIAN It' s Your Newspaper Pu blish ed Ev ery Aft ern oon Exc ept Sunday A L W OOD ST U DIOS "Your P ers o na lity in a Por t rait"

BEST WISHES FRO M

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THE CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTO AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION Cha r lo tt esv ill e,

Vir g ini a

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FARM SERVICES

Earl H. Vaughan "Coal That Burns"

• Automatic Heating

612 Preston Avenue

Plumbing

• 608 Preston Ave. CbarlottesvUie, VlrEinla

Charlottesville, Virginia

N COMPLIMENTS OF

STEVENS-SHEPHERD CO.

ON •

Compliments of GI FT HOUSE, I NC .

411 W. Main Street Waynesbo r o, Vir ginia

WE ST MAIN CUT RATE 701 W. Main Street Cha rlottes vi lle , Vir gin ia

c FI SH!3Ul~:'<E & SON Pharmacists The REXALL Store Way nesboro, Virginia

R 0 B I N S 0 N S

The

Git1

J. L. BARKSDALE FURNITURE CORP.

Daylight Laundry

"Dedicated to Better Homes" p Waynesboro, Va.

A LaunJry Service For Every Home Waynesbo r o, Va.

WESTERN AUTO Associate Store Waynesboro,

Co mpli me nts of

Virginia

" Where Every Single I tern 1.s Guarantee d "

BEAUTY SHOF

P I L 0 T LIFE INSURANCE

A FRIEND

MR S. A.

I D E A L

Bro wnsv ille

C. LYNCH 212 West

Marke t

JOEL M. COCHRAN CO.

Ch ar lottesvill e, Vi r gin ia

S A N D R I D G E SERVICE STATION Crozet

Cha

Phone 4 5 56

Virginia

Town & Country Property Phone

3 · 3024

G R 0 S S MA N ' S Wayne sboro

Virginia

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Blue

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COMPLIMENTS OF

O'neill's

Crozet Theater

Cleaning & Pressing Phone

;

"Good Movies Always"

Crozet,

2711 Virginia

路crozet, Virginia

CORP.

Gitchell's Studio

Compliments of

Belew's

;"

Portrait & Commercial Photographers

GARAGE Crozet,

30 4 E. Main S t r e e t Charlottesville, Virginia

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ROEBUCK AND CO

Va.

Owen INSURANCE SERVICE Life

Fire

Automobile

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k et

路r t y

212 West Main Street, Charlottesville, Virginia

Sound Insurance For Every Need Phone 3571 Crozet, Virginia

COMPLIMENTS OF

s nia

Blue Ridge Motors Co.

AND LEGGETT'S BARGAIN CENTEH Charlottesville,

Vir ginia

~onticello

Cruz

Uairy

PHONE

25-12.1

Wh : Vi rg inia

Cha rl otte sville

"Visit ou r

teen

age

Candy

Gifts

C. H . WILLIAMS COMPANY

The Ivy Shop

Shop"

llll v.:est Main Street Children's Table

Charlottesville,

Vi r ginia

Charlottesvill<>. Virginia

RED FRONT MARKET AN D

RED FRONT FIVE & TEN CROZET

VIRGI NIA

S & S Food Center CROZET'S

Dial 3 116

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CO~PLETE

SELF-SERVICE FOOD MARKET

Cro zet ,

Vir g ini a

Ma For tho

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Crozet Drug Company

MacGREGOR TRACTOR COMPANY

Prescriptions Whitman and Nunnaly Candies

Fourth and Preston A venue Dial 2-849 2 Charlottesville, Virginia

Phone 2081 Crozet, Virginia

a ndy

THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Charlottesville, Virginia CROZET BRANCH

1ia

Croz et, Virginia

M. C. Thomas Furniture Co. PREDDY'S

Home of Nationally Famous Furniture Since 1907

Funeral Horne 909 WEST . MAIN STREET

420 E. Main St. and 253 W. Main St. Charlottesville, Va.

Visit

Martha Laurance For the Smartest in Wo men ' s Wear

Godwin- Holstead Electric Company 215 Avon St-reet Charlottesville

Your Hot poi nt Dealer 40 1 W. Main Street

Waynesboro, Va.

HODGES JEWELRY STORE

Waynesboro, Virginia

508 W. Main Street

Tiu

" For Gifts You ' ll Giv e With Pride"

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WHITE BROS. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA

FRF.S TO UR S30??IIG

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Phone 2- 99 06

Air Conditioned

ARTHUR'S GRill

308M

Delicious Steakes and Chops s~

Sea Food in Season 317 East Main Street Alex Angelus

Charlottesville, Virginia

Nick Lambert

COMPLIMENTS OF

THl CHARlOTTlSVIlll Oil COMPANY

Gilmore, Hamm

Anderson Bros.

Bookstore

and Snyder

INCORPORATED

The Store of Prompt and Courteous Service

INCORPORATED

AT THE CORNER

CHARLOTIESVILLE, VA.

Di al 2-544 or 3-4758

Standard Produce Company

AMBULANCE SERVICE

FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

M. C. HILL

CAD IL LAC

At All Hours

FUNE!{AL HOME

WHOLESALE Corner Third and Market Streets

Waddell's

King Roberts, Inc.

308 Main Street, Charlottesville, Va.

CHARLOTTESV I LLE ,

The place to go for

VA.

,HONE 2•6945

STRIDE RITE & BOY SCOUT 01 STR I BUT OilS

SHOES

W I SE

POTATO CJoi i PS

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PAGE & SHAW

SOUTHERN WELDING

y

&

MACHINE CO.

BOX CAHOIES

•

STOP AND SHOP SUPER MARKETS COMPLETE FOOD MARKETS FRESH VEGETABLES AND FR UITS-MEATS AND GROCERIES 500 EAST MAIN STREET

1017 WEST MAIN STREET

F

600 PRESTON AVENUE CHARLOTTESVILLE,

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Compliments Of

TOMS GRILL

Crozet, Virginia

[TRAflWAYS11 "Your Travel Host From Coast To Coast"

CHARTER COACH SERVICE TO EVERY DESTINATION

CHJ

YOUNG'S COMMUNITY STORE IVY MARKET Coal and Fire Woou

,., F . CRITZER, PllOP'.

IVY. VA.

Dial 2121

Greenwood , Va.

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ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS

•

IN WAYNESBORO , VA .

FOR GREENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ST UC ENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES

·s

THE WAYNE AND THE CAVALIER SHENANDOAH VALLEY ' S FINEST AN D MOST MO DERN TH EATRE S FOR DELICIOUS REFRESHMENTS BEFORE AND AFTER THE SHOW VISIT THE CAVALIER LUNCHEONETTE AND NUMBER NINE

BUILDING MATERIALS

Crozet Lumber Co. ·1nc.

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Napier's Grocery CROZET, VIRGINIA DIAL

2198

CROZET, VIRGINIA

COMPLIMENTS OF

Carl

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Morris ·~

Design and Installation

WAYNESBORO, VA.

EASTHAM'S

ELJO'S

LAMBERT'S WAYNESBORO, I

Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor-s

CROZET , VIRGINIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA

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Frank Kerby & Sons, Inc.

VIRGINIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE ,

VIRGINIA

MEN & BOY ' S CHARLOTTESVILLE , VIRGINIA

Compliments of

TILMAN ' S Ready-to-Wear- Piece Goods- Notions

CHARLES KING & SON CO.

J . D. & J . S. Tilman "Charlottesville's Shopping Center"

Charlottesville, Va.

Compliments of

COLEMAN'S JEFFERSON SHOP

VIRGINIA PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING

co_

414 East Main Street

Charlottesville, Va.

Charlottesviile, Va.

Compliments of

H. M. GLEASON & CO.

LYNDHAVEN FLORIST "We Wire Flowers Around the World" Dial 8556

Charlottesville, Va.

Night Phone 2-0299

319 W. Main St.

Waynesboro, Va.

f RUI VALLEY VIEW GREENHOUSES, INC.

Compliments of

Better Flowers

CITY NEWS STORE Phone 2-0141

E. Main Street

Charlottesville, Va.

Charlottesville, Va.

Charlottesville Lumber Company Building Suj>pBes

Cur t.is H{

Brown's Gifts Main at Fourth Street

tl:...•or~

Curt is litc t.en Cabine:s 1loor Coved.ng

De voe ?air.ts

Charlottesville, Virginia

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KELLER & GEORGE 19

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Opticians

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fRUIT CROWlRS CO-OPlRATIVl CORPORATION CROZET,

VIRGINIA

Feed Seed Fertilizer Packing Supplies Complete Line of Spray M aterials

J. L. Culpepper AND COMPANY Richmond, Virginia Phones 6·1516 6·1517 Distributors in Candy

HILL & IRVING Funeral Home Charlottesville, Virginia

TIMBERLAKE'S Drug Store Charlottesville,

Haney's Pharmacy "We fill any doctor's prescription" 412

Waynesboro,

ALBEMARLE MAYTAG Maytag & Philco & Crosby Charlottesville,

INCORPORATED

Compliments of

STOVER'S ELECTRICAL SHOP

HAMIL TON • COOK HARDWARE COMPANY "Quality Hardware Pays" Household · Fann and Orchard Supplies Waynesboro, Va.

Cr

M.

Virginia

Ge Compliments Of A FRIEND

Compliments of WAYNESBORO

GARST'S

Virginia

Gi Exper

517 M

Virginia

Compliments of

W. Main Street

Je v.

Flowers

FLORISTS

for all Occasions

Compliments of CASH FOOD MARKET

West Shoe Store A Complete Line Of Shoes Waynesboro, Va. "On Main Street Across From The Wayne Theater"

Bearin g Fra

nacy

•s

Cloutiers CHARLOTTESVILLE HARDWARE CO.

Jewelers

& Silver Smith e s

Gift s for

the

Hardware of All Kinds

Gra d uate

Expert Jewelry & Watch Repair is

517 Main St.

:-s by

Charlottesville, Va.

Credit Accounts Welco me Waynesboro,

Va.

M. W. Whitesell

JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE

SERVICE

:in is Cor.

~nt,_/if~nia~·

13th & Stuarts Draft Road

~~· .C!I«4f-ne66·"tfot~e"

General Auto Repairing Auto Paintin g Body & Fender Work

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

A PROFESSIONAL

Bearing Steering Service Frame & Axle Straightened

SCHOOL TRAINING

VIRGINIANS FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS

·s ions

We have enjoyed the privilege of working with the staff and Sponsor o!

GREENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

in preparation of the 1952

Cckofite DOMINION PUBLISHING COMPANY CHARLOTTESVILLE,

yne Theater"

VIRGINIA

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