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Yearbook Name
The Bee Hive 1949
Location
King William, Virginia (King William County, VA)
Additional Information
KING WILLIAM HIGH SCHOOL, PALLS, VIRGINIA
W. N. Sheppard
Principal
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To Mrs. H. L. Chenault,
For her friendship, her sportsmanship,
and for her constant interest in the stu-
dents and their activities, we, the Sen-
iors, with our respect and admiration,
dedicate the 1949 Bee Hive.
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Mrs.
J. E. Rouzie
Commercial
Mrs.
Lewis Chenault
History-English
Mrs.
B. W. White, Jr.
English-Music
Librarian
Mrs.
Richard Morrow
Home Economics
Chemistry
Mr. Glenn Suter
Ass’t Principal
Science-Math
Mr. C. L. Wilkins Mr. O. W. Draine, Jr.
Agriculture Instructor Ass’t Agriculture Instructor
Mrs.
Joseph B. Babyak
Seventh Grade
Miss
Mildred Gwathmey
Fifth Grade
Mrs.
H. C. Littlepage
Sixth Grade
Mrs.
O. W. Draine, Jr.
Fourth Grade
Miss Louise Davis
Third Grade
Miss Mary A. Billups
Second Grade
Miss Isla Brizendine
First Grade
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SENIORS
Shirley Mae Blake, President
Enfield, Virginia
William Cabell Fitzgerald
Vice-President
Rumford, Virginia
Doris Ellen Mundy, Secretary
Mangohick, Virginia
Tilly Jo Moren, Historian
Duane, Virginia
William Erastus Broache Phyllis Pearl Adams
Aylett, Virginia Palls, Virginia
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Robert Lee Campbell
Manquin, Virginia
SENIORS
Berkeley Tilden Garber
Palls, Virginia
Irvin Webster Holsapple
Mangohick, Virginia
Linda Gravatt Campbell
Enfield, Virginia
Audrey Mae Dean
Manquin, Virginia
Stanley Boyd Newman Audrey Mertine Elliott Wilmer Lewis Phillips
Aylett, Virginia
Aylett, Virginia
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Manquin, Virginia
SENIORS
William Harry Previs
Palls, Virginia
Robert Sidney Rice, Jr.
Manquin, Virginia
Suzanne Corr Martin
Sweet Hall, Virginia
Nora Richardson Roberts
Palls, Virginia
Thomas Lee Rice
Epworth, Virginia
Edwin Grayson Walsh Mrs. B. W. White, Jr.
- Sponsors
Enfield, Virginia Mrs. Lewis Chenault
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WE GO DOWN IN HISTORY:
Wilmer Phillips — for his ability to please everyone in class and his love for Virginia Sims.
Stanley Newman -- for his solos when a teacher leaves the room and his ability to play basket-
ball.
Thomas Lee Rice -- for his shyness (???) of women and his quiet courtesy and consideration.
Audrey Elliott -- for her love for music and her precision winking.
Phyllis Adams -- for her serious outlook on life and for thinking “Billy ” rhymes with “Phy-
llis.”
Grayson Walsh -- for his beautiful work on posters and the Busy bee and for always “fussing”
about something.
Berkeley Garber -- for his loyal support of the Dixiecrat ticket and his fine posters.
Robert Sydney Rice -- for being so considerate in class by not snoring when asleep and for al-
ways being a faithful friend.
Tilly Jo Moren -- for her sense of humor and for her interest in a Farmer’s dear hunting.
Billy Broache — for his way with the girls and his love for history.
Audrey Dean for her pleasing personality and smile for everyone and her love for mixed
company.
Suzanne Martin -- for her flirting way with boys and for her sense of humor.
Irvin Holsapple -- for his love for the teachers and for always being conscientious.
Robert Campbell -- for being a good sport in all athletics and for his ability to always make
himself heard.
Linda Campbell -- for being the “bright” one in class and for Sunday dates with Parker.
Shirley Blake -- for her giggles and her willingness to work and her popularity as “Flossie” at
Bright Star.
Billy Fitzgerald -- for not ever solving the mystery of pushing Phyllis through the window on
late nights and his love for basketball and tennis.
William Previs -- for being so attentive in class and never giving anybody any trouble.
Nora Roberts -- for liking Rice so well and for her quiet and sincere ways.
Doris Mundy — for liking Hampton and for her always “monkeyshining.”
SENIOR SONG
As history turns a page' now,
We take our last stand,
As one true band of loyal friends,
We linger hand in hand.
Now we take our places with
the rest
With those who’ve gone before
But loyal to King William High
Wfe’ll be forevermore.
Oh please remember us as
The Class of ’49
And when we’re known as school’s
old grads
You’ll say, “They’re pals of mine”
This whole class of seniors
Attired in cap and gown
Will e’er be known as ones who
ne’er
Let each other down.
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
We do not wish to be forgotten, and to you who’ll carry our name,
We each leave a talent, and one which we hope will help bring you some of our fame.
Lady Killer Broache leaves his gals to Billy Sheppard and most of his pals.
And tall young Robert leaves his voice, so Tommy Cobb can make some noise.
And4lo.”the Fitzgerald intellect, goes to G. H. so he can recollect.
But quiet young Berkeley turns over his charm to noisy Alfred--twill do no harm.
Phyllis Adams leaves her pretty brown eyes, to help Ruth Ann really get wise.
And Audrey Elliott leaves her manner so grand, to help fidgety Sims take a stand.
And Shirley believes her giggles and smiles, may help Betty Walters use her wiles.
Ah Irvin’s charm with the Faculty, Edwin shall have that ability
And the demure shyness of Audrey Dean, we know will go to Betty Jean.
And Doris Mundy’s ability to clown, will surely help Rachel go to town.
And Tilly Jo’s soft and curly hair, will surely be Mickey’s pride to wear.
Stanley leaves his basketball skill, to Erwin Campbell who can use it and will.
And Suzanne leaves her chewing gum, so Alice Beasley can enjoy it some.
William Previs leaves his quiet ways, F. C. will use them--one of these days.
And Linda thinks an occasional A, can certainly help Russell on the way.
Grayson’s talent for something always to say, will be for John Rebick’s use some day.
And Wilmer’s generous personality, he thinks will help Gantt’s frugality.
And Nora thinks that her dancing feet, will make Tommy Garber hard to beat.
Not shy, just cautious is Thomas Lee, and he leaves that quality to Mary C.
But Sydney’s gift tops the best, he leaves class naps to all the rest.
JUST SUPPOSE
THAT—
Berkeley failed--
Linda couldn’t primp—
Stanley agreed with you for once—
Shirley couldn’t “fuss” just a little—
Audrey D. really got angry—
Robert Sidney studied hard for 30 minutes —
Suzanne had no freckles—
Robert C. were 4’6” and Billy Broache was
6’4” tall—
Audrey E. couldn’t read anything for one whole day—
William were married--
Phyllis had blonde hair and blue eyes—
Thomas Lee were deeply in love—
Tilly Jo didn’t like Shirley and Linda-
Billy F. couldn’t play basketball—
Doris couldn’t think of a “prank” —
Irvin didn’t study—
Nora couldn’t chuckle her giggles—
Wilmer couldn’t sing—
Grayson couldn’t grin—
Suppose we hadn’t ever come to school—
Suppose we don’t graduate—
Suppose that Mrs. C. and Mrs. W. weren’t our
sponsors and
Suppose we WEREN’T—period—
We’re just Supposing.
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SENIORS’ WHO’S WHO
Laziest—
Sydney Rice
Biggest Flirt--
Suzanne Martin
Funniest—
Doris Mundy
Most Intellectual--
Billy Bitzgerald
Best Looking--
Stanley Newman
Prettiest Girl—
Shirley Blake
Biggest Primp--
Linda Campbell
Best All Around—
Tilly Jo Moren
Most Likely to Succeed—
Billy Fitzgerald
Most Athletic-
Billy Broache
Most Popular --
Stanley Newman
Noisiest—
Robert Campbell
Quietist—
Berkeley Garber
Best Groomed—
Shirley Blake
JUNIOR CLASS
OFFICERS
President-Emmet Garber
Vice President-Loal Clawson
Sec. & Treas.-Richard Eubank
Reporter-Arlene Mundy
Flowers-Red & White Carnation Colors-Red & White
Motto-“If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.”
Sponsor-Mrs. J. E. Rouzie
Marjorie Adams
Paul Adams
Ruth Alexander
Loal Clawson
Lily Hill Edwards
Richard Lee Eubank
Betty Jean Farmer
Thomas Gantt
Emmett Garber
Tommy Garber
Overton Glazebrook
Judith Hudgins, Not Pictured
Jacqueline Lipscomb
Hudson Lipscomb
Marie Longest
Arlene Mundy
Elva Smith
Virginia Sims
Frances Walters
Rachel Walters
Mary Ellyn Wright
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FRESHMAN CLASS
President—John Rebick
Jimmie Adams
Christine Allen
Ethel Bullock
Doris Lee Cobb
Tommy Cobb
Robert Fowkles
Marceline Fox
George Guy Jr.
Charles Kelly
Clifton Kelly
Aylease Luchard
Betsy Martin
William Martin
Edwin Mundy
Alfred Phillips
John Rebick
Franklin Reed
Billy Sheppard
Jackie Whitt
Mr. Glen Suter--Sponsor
Russel Enfield (not pictured)
OFFICERS
Colors--Green and White
Vice President--Jackie Whitt
Secretary and Treasurer--Ethel Bullock
Flower--White Rose
Motto—“Make haste slowly.’’
Reporter—Betsy Martin
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EIGHTH GRADE
F. C. Atkinson
Alice Beasley
Mary Courtney
Ervin Campbell
Ruth Clawson
Carroll Dean
Jimmie Garber
Mildred Garrett
Daniel Holsapple
Mary Hartman
Donald Moren
Ruth Rebick
Maude Lee Reed
Franklin Schools
Donnie Thomas
Betty Walters
Mrs. Lewis Chenault--Sponsor
President--Alice Beasley
Vice President--Donald Thomas
OFFICERS
Motto--“Let us be known by our deeds/’
Colors--Purple and White
Secretary and Treasurer--Ruth Clawson
Flower-Violet
Reporter--Daniel Holsapple
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SEVENTH GRADE
Mrs. Babyak
SJiL
SIXTH GRADE
Mrs. Littlepage
FIFTH GRADE
Miss Gwathmey
FOURTH GRADE
Mrs. Draine
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THIRD GRADE
Miss Davis
SECOND GRADE
Miss Billups
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FIRST GRADE
Miss Brizendine
SCHOOL SONG
Let’s give a Rah for K. W. H. S.,
And let us work with all our might,
Others may like black and crimson,
But for us it’s Orange and Blue.
Let other colors be forgotten,
Let us the spirit rule,
We’ll join and give a royal welcome
For the good of our old school.
It’s K. W. H. S. It’s K. W. H. S.
The pride of everyone that’s here.
Come on ye old Grads, come on ye young lads,
It’s old K. W. H. S., we cheer, Rah Rah.
Now is the time boys, to make a big noise,
No matter what the people say.
For there is none to fear, the gang’s all here,
So, Hail to K. W. H. S., Hail.
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ACTIVITIES
STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
Tilly Jo Moren.............................President
Wilmer Phillips......................Vice-President
Lily Hill Edwards..........................Secretary
Alfred Phillips.............................Reporter
PLEDGE
On my honor, I will seek to serve this school, this community and
this association.
To prepare myself in body, mind and spirit for my duty.
To live the truth and to keep faith with knowledge.
To promote education as the right of every child.
To labor for the advancement of Virginia, to bring no reproach upon
her, and to emulate those who made her great among the nations
by their loyalty to honor and to her.
To remember that as a citizen of the United States, I owe allegiance
to the nation, freedom, Democracy and progress among men.
School Colors:
Orange and Blue
STUDENT COUNCIL
Tilly Jo Moren----------------------------------- President
Linda Campbell----------------------------------Secretary
Billy Broache, Wilmer Phillips, Loal Clawson
Paul Adams, Billy Sheppard, Alice Beasley.
BETA CLUB
Linda Campbell------------------------------------President
Ruth Alexander------------------------------Vice-President
Elva Smith-------------------------Secretary and Treasurer
Mrs. Chenault and Mrs. White----------------------Advisors
Ethel Bullock, Lily Hill Edwards, Tommy Garber,
Judith Hudgins, Jackie Lipscomb, Billy Sheppard.
BEE HIVE STAFF
OFFICERS
Tilly Jo Moren .........................................................
Editor
Billy Fitzgerald .....................................
Business Manager
Doris Mundy ....................................
Circulation Manager
Mrs. Chenault and Mrs. White .................................
Advisors
Sports
Photography
Nora Roberts
Wilmer Phillips
Suzanne Martin
Typists
Linda Campbell
Stanley Newman
Audrey Elliott
Phyllis Adams
CLASSES
Audrey Dean
Lily Hill Edwards
Richard Lee Eubank
Ethel Bullock
Bobby Fowlkes
Alice Beasley
Jimmy Garber
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BUSY BEE STAFF
Editor-In-Chief. . . .
Assistant Editor. . .
Business Manager. .
Circulation Manager
News Reporters. . .
Advisor............
. . . Shirley Blake
Mary Ellyn Wright
Lily Hill Edwards
. . . Audrey Elliott
. . Linda Campbell
Tilly Jo Moren
.Mrs. J. E. Rouzie
TYPISTS
Doris Mundy
Phyllis Adams
Linda Campbell
Billy Fitzgerald
Jackie Lipscomb
Rachel Walters
Tilly Jo Moren
Audrey Dean
Stanley Newman
Loal Clawson
Ruth Alexander
Richard Lee Eubank
MIMEOGRAPHERS
Hudson Lipscomb
Marie Longest
Thomas Gantt
Marjorie Adams
CARTOONISTS
Doris Mundy
Mary Ellyn Wright
Grayson Walsh
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
Elva Smith------
Ruth Alexander--
Irvin Holsapple--
Audrey Elliott—
Mrs. J. E. Rouzie
-----President
Vice-President
Sec. and Treas.
------Reporter
-------Sponsor
MEMBERS
Paul Adams
Marjorie Adams
Phyllis Adams
Shirley Blake
Billy Broache
Robert Campbell
Linda Campbell
Loal Clawson
Audrey Dean
Lily Hill Edwards
Richard Lee Eubank
Betty Jean Farmer
Billy Fitzgerald
Thomas Gantt
Tommy Garber
Mary Ellyn Wright
Overton Glazebrook
Judith Hudgins
Hudson Lipscomb
Jackie Lipscomb-
Marie Longest
Suzanne Martin
Tilly Jo Moren
Arlene Mundy
Doris Mundy
Stanley Newman
Nora Roberts
Thomas Lee Rice
Frances Walters
Rachel Walters
Grayson Walsh
Motto
“Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life.”
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GLEE CLUB
Wilmer Phillips..........................................President
Elva Smith..........................................Vice-President
Lily Hill Edwards.............................Secretary-Treasurer
Mrs. White...............................................Director
Colors: Black and White
Jimmy Adams
Marjorie Adams
Paul Adams
Phyllis Adams
Alice Beasley
Shirley Blake
Ethel Bullock
Linda Campbell
Robert Campbell
Loal Clawson
Ruth Clawson
Doris Lee Cobb
Mary Courtney
Audrey Dean
Lily Hill Edwards
Audrey Elliott
Betty J. Farmer
Jimmy Garber
Mildred Garrett
Mary Hartman
Jacqueline Lipscomb
Marie Longest
Aylease Luchard
Suzanne Martin
Tilly Jo Moren
Arlene Mundy
Doris Mundy
Alfred Phillips
Wilmer Phillips
Ruth Rebick
Maude L. Reed
Nora Roberts
Franklin Schools
Virginia Sims
Elva Smith
Betty Walters
Frances Walters
Jacqueline Whitt
Mary Ellyn Wright
“Then sing, for the beauty of living
Lift high your voices strong
Let thy heart, lightened by. rhythm,
Rise upward, in golden song.”
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
Tilly Jo Moren......
Elva Smith.........
Arlene Mundy......
Ethel Bullock......
Mrs. Evelyn Morrow
.............President
........Vice-President
Secretary and Treasurer
..............Reporter
...............Sponsor
Marjorie Adams
Phyllis Adams
Ruth Alexander
Christine Allen
Shirley Blake
Ethel Bullock
Linda Campbell
Loal Clawson
Doris Lee Cobb
Lily Hill Edwards
Audrey Elliott
Betty Jean Farmer
Marceline Fox
Judith Hudgins
Jacky Lipscomb
Marie Longest
Aylease Luchard
Betsy Martin
Suzanne Martin
Tilly Jo Moren
Arlene Mundy
Doris Mundy
Nora Roberts
Virginia Sims
Elva Smith
Frances Walters
Rachel Walters
Jackie Whitt
Mary Ellyn Wright
Colors-Red And White
Flower-Rose
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F. F. A. CHAPTER
Richard Lee Eubank
Thomas Lee Rice. .
. . . . President
Vice-President
Emmett Garber...........................................Secretary
Thomas Garber............................................Treasurer
Alfred Phillips.............................................Reporter
Bobby Fowlkes..............................................Sentinel
Mr. C. L. Wilkins...........................................Advisor
Paul Adams
Jimmy Adams
F. C. Atkinson
Ervin Campbell
Tommy Cobb
Carroll Dean
Russell Enfield
Richard Eubank
Bobby Fowlkes
Jimmy Garber
Tommy Garber
Emmett Garber
G. H. Guy
Thomas Gantt
Overton Glazebrook
Daniel Holsapple
Charles Kelly
Clifton Kelly
Hudson Lipscomb
Bill Martin
Donald Moren
Edwin Mundy
Wilmer Phillips
Alfred Phillips
William Previs
John Rebick
Franklin Reed
Thomas Lee Rice
Robert Sidney Rice
Franklin Schools
Donald Thomas
Grayson Walsh
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Captain--------------------------------------------Tilly Jo Moren
Managers----------------------------------Phyllis and Paul Adams
Coach-------------------------------------------------Mrs. White
Ruth Alexander Jackie Lipscomb
Alice Beasley Marie Longest
Shirley Blake Betsy Martin
Linda Campbell Suzanne Martin
Mary Courtney Tilly Jo Moren
Audrey Dean Arlene Mundy
Lily Hill Edwards Doris Mundy
Betty Jean Farmer Nora Roberts
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GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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Football Boys-—Billy Broache, Hudson Lipscomb, Billy Fitzgerald,
Tommy Garber, Wilmer Phillips, Richard Eubank, Berkeley Garber,
Emmett Garber, Robert Campbell, Irvin Holsapple, Stanley Newman,
Paul Adams, Thomas Gantt, Sidney Rice, Robert Fowlkes, John Rebick,
Overton Glazebrook, and G. H. Guy.
Basketball Boys—Robert Campbell, Billy Fitzgerald, Stanley Newman,
Billy Broache, Emmett Garber, Alfred Phillips, Robert Fowkles, Irvin
Holsapple, Hudson Lipscomb, Paul Adams, Edwin Mundy, Tommy Gar-
ber, Wilmer Phillips, Clifton Kelley.
Billy Fitzgerald--------------------------
Captain, Basketball
Mr. Suter------------------------------------------------Coach
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Baseball Boys------Billy Broache, Paul Adams, Stanley Newman, Bill
Martin, Robert Campbell, Clifton Kelly, Edwin Mundy, Robert Sidney
Rice, Overton Glazebrook, Bobby Fowkles, Tommy Garber, Emmett
Garber, Hudson Lipscomb, Wilmer Phillips, Richard Eubank, Thomas
Gantt.
Mr. Suter---------------------------------------------Coach
Horseshoe Boys—Franklin Reed, Billy Sheppard, Charles Kelly, Gray-
son Walsh, Jimmy Adams, Bill Martin, Ervin Campbell, Alfred Phillips,
Daniel Holsapple, Franklin Schools, Carrol Dean, F. C. Atkinson, Rus-
sel Enfield, Edwin Mundy, Clifton Kelly, Thomas Lee Rice, and Donald
Moren.
Mrs. Chenault---------------------------------------Coach
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WHO’S WHO AT KING WILLIAM HIGH SCHOOL?
Best Looking Girl — Shirley Blake
Best Looking Boy — Jimmy Adams
Best All Around Girl — Linda Campbell
Best All Around Boy — Tommy Garber
Most Athletic Girl — Arlene Mundy
Most Athletic Boy --- Emmett Garber
Biggest Baby (girl) --- Mary Ellyn Wright
Biggest Baby (boy) — Grayson Walsh
Wittiest Girl — Virginia Sims
Wittiest Boy — Overton Glazebrook
Most Popular Girl — Elva Smith
Most Popular Boy — Billy Broache
Best Groomed Girl — Linda Campbell
Best Groomed Boy — Richard Lee Eubank
Biggest Flirt (girl) — Mary Ellyn Wright
Biggest Flirt (boy) — Stanley Newman
Most Studious (girl) — Judith Hudgins (not pictured)
Most Studious (boy) — Berkeley Garber
SNAP SHOTS
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PARENT TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS
1948-49
Mrs. J. R. Commins ......................
Mrs. Aaron Woody -
...................
Mrs. Gloria Farmer .............
---------President
----Vice-President
Seer etary - Tr easur er
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. Hugh Townsend, Chairman
Mrs. Marion Fitzgerald
Mrs. Guy Townsend
Health
Miss Isla Brizendine, Chairman
Mrs. Hugh Townsend
Miss Louise Davis
Social
Mrs. Douglas Muire, Chairman
Mrs. Hugh Townsend
Mrs. C. L. Wilkens
Membership
Mrs. C. L. Wilkens, Chairman
Miss Mary Anna Billups
Mrs. Wendell Draine
Maintenance and Improvement
Mr. G. O. Townsend, Chairman
Mr. W. N. Sheppard
Mr. W. E. Garber
Library
Mrs. B. W. White, Jr., Chairman
Mrs. Charles Watkins, Jr.
Mrs. Lewis Chenault
Ways and Means
Mrs. John F. Townsend, Chairman
Mrs. R. C. Hill
Mrs. J. B. Babyak
Director of Music
................. Mrs. B. W. White, Jr.
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OFFICERS
W. C. Hutchinson ...........
President
John F. Townsend .....
J. Puller Pollard . .
Vice-President
Fred R. Fox ..............
. Secretary
. Treasurer
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
W. C. Hutchinson
John F. Townsend
J. Puller Fuller
F. R. Fox
M. S. Neale
John MacP. Lacey
Charles F. Garber
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KING WILLIAM ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
James Hargrove......
William E. Dabney...
Robert S. Abrams ....
Mrs. Georgie Dabney
Mrs. Mary W. Pearson
Tom Newman..................
W. C. Hutchinson, Jr.
............President
.....First Vice-President
Second Vice-President
.............Secretary
.....Assistant Secretary
............Treasurer
......Sergeant-at-Arms
Board of Directors
Mrs. J. R. Commins
Mrs. W. S. Longest
Francis Snead
William N. Campbell
Sponsors
Miss Margaret Simon
Miss Virginia Slater
POOLE
HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY
SERVICE STATION
COMPANY
West Point, Virginia
Longest & Blake, Proprietors
Phonograph Records
Heatflame Gas Service
Phone 5
Esso Service
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Compliments of
Lunch Room
Home Cooked Meals and Pies
Sandwiches
RIDDLE’S PHARMACY
West Point, Virginia
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Compliments
awl
West Point, Virginia
R. D. MU IRE Groceries - Meats - Fruits Vegetables Feed YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED Phone: King William 7275 1 1 ————«—••——_—„——..— SAND and GRAVEL Washed and Graded FOXCO Guaranteed Delivery AYLETT, VIRGINIA
Southern Athletic Supply Co. “ATHELETIC OUTFITTERS ” For Athletic Equipment the Stars Use 116 NORTH SEVENTH STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA ROLAND S. SHEPPARD Anvil Brand Work Clothes Sundial Shoes Ball Band Rubber Footwear Ballard’s Feed Garden Seeds Lime and Cement
HARRIS BRENAMAN Athletic Supplies Sporting Goods 717 EAST GRACE STREET DIAL 24797 RICHMOND 19, VIRGINIA . ——-—————•——1 Compliments of E. C. BROACHE General Merchandise AYLETT, VIRGINIA
Congratualtions to the 1949 Graduating Class of King William High School Tidewater Telephone Company MACAULEY CHENAULT Phone 7347 Cooperative Service Agency General Merchandise BUYER OF ALL KINDS OF Country Produce Aylett, Virginia
TALLEY FURNITURE STORE Home Furnishings and Duo-Therm Stoves Radio and Electrical Appliance^ West Point, Virginia P. E. LIPSCOMB General Merchandise Feed - Gas - Oil Beaulahville, Virginia
Compliments of FRED B. CHENAULT Manager, Safeway Store 402 West Brooklyn Park Boulevard Richmond, Virginia Compliments of M. H. MUNDY Contractor Virginia Electric Cooperative Mangohick, Virginia
Taylor Motor Company
J. O. TAYLOR, Proprietor
SALES and SERVICE
DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS
Used Car and Truck Sales
King William Court House, Virginia
Telephone: King William 7564
Night Service 7566
Twenty-four Hour Wrecking Service
Only DODGE Budds “JOB-RATED” Trucks
JENKINS FURNITURE CO. West Point and Tappahannock Virginia VEAZEY HARDWARE CO. General Hardware Phone 201 West Point, Virginia
TIDEWATER INSURORS R. TYLER BLAND, Manager West Point, Virginia Complete Insurance Service
DEW DROP INN The Place for Everything IF WE DON’T HAVE IT WE WILL GET IT Give Vs a Try Manquin, Virginia White Shop Service Station J. E. BRIZENDINE General Merchandise King William, Virginia
R. T. KENT Gas - Oil Everything in Groceries Fresh Meats POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS King William, Virginia MECHANICSVILLE CLEANERS Cash - Cary and Delivery Phone Mechanicsville 3081 Expert Dye Work Available
fo&tt "Devtc "Jcvwt 'Mtec&itte'iy
Taylor & Caldwell, inc.
Walkerton, Virginia
Agents
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CHRYSLER
SALES and SERVICE
PLYMOUTH
DEMONSTRATION ANYWHERE UPON REQUEST
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH, VIRGINIA
Emergency Night Phone: King William 7369
D. S. ROBINSON
Palls, Virginia
Compliments of
ROBERT H. MINOR
Farmall Tractors
McCormick Farm Machinery
Sales and Service
Phone: King William 7304
Groceries Meats
Compliments of
E. L. LONGEST & SONS
Route 360
Palls, Virginia
Your Texaco Dealer
Phone: King Wliliam 7315
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The
Chesapeake Corporation
of Virginia
West Point, Virginia
Alfred L. BLAKE & SONS Incorporated Realtors Sales - Rentals - Loans Insurance 20 North Eighth Street Richmond, Va. Compliments of State Trooper T. E. FISHER
Groceries Sandwiched LITTLEPAGE’S STORE TURPIN, VIRGINIA Phone 9551
HASTY SPECIALTY COMPANY Wholesale Hosiery and Notions RICHMOND, VIRGINIA . . GREENWOOD FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sandwiches Groceries Banana Splits Phone: Mechanicsville 4279 Route 1, Box 62 Ellerson, Virginia
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THE AMERICAN LEGION
Post No. 314
Announcements and
Aylett, Virginia
Visiting Cards
Furnished
1949 Graduating Class
of
King William High School
JAMES L. DECK
403 East Franklin Street
Richmond, Virginia
'For God and country we associate our-
selves together . . . . ”
Fred R. Fox, Commander
R. S. Rice, Vice-Commander
W. T. Fleet, Adjutant
James Brown, Finance Officer
Carey Blake, Sgt.-at-Arms
Bradley Kelly, Historian and Chaplain
W. C. Hutchinson, Jr., Service Officer
TRUSTEES
M. N. Fitzgerald
W. C. Hutchinson, Jr.
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