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Yearbook Name
The Bee Hive 1952
Location
King William, Virginia (King William County, VA)
Additional Information
BEE HIVE 1952
PUBLISHED BY
ANNUAL STAFF
KING WILLIAM HIGH SCHOOL
PALLS, VIRGINIA
EDITOR
Betsy Martin
BUSINESS MANAGER
Jackie Whitt
To our friend, Mr. Clyde L. Wilkins, whose years of valuable service to our school we wish to acknowledge with grateful
appreciation in this, the 1952 edition of the BEE HIVE.
STANDING: (L. to R.) Mrs. J. E. Rouzie, Bill Martin, Winfred Longest, Franklin Reed, Clif-
ton Kelley, G. H. Guy, Billy Sheppard, Miss Mary N. Garrett, Ruth Clawson, Jimmie Adams,
Daniel Holsapple. SITTING: Bobbie Fowlkes, Alfred Phillips, Christine Allen, Ethel Bullock,
Alta Smart, Ann Gray Harris, Mary Elizabeth Trice, Marceline Fox, Jean Parker, Betty Jo
McGeorge, Betsy Martin, Jackie Whitt.
This presentation of the Bee Hive tells the story of our life at school.
in recalling fond memories of days in school, then we have not failed, accomplished our purpose.
If it succeeds
but have ac-
MRS. JOHN EDWARDS ROUZ1E, B. S.
Mary Washington College
Business Education
JOHN HUEGEL, B. S.
Georgetown University, Longwood College
History and Social Studies
MARY NEALE GARRETT, B. A.
Longwood College
English and French
I
MRS. THOMAS LLOYD STEVENS, B. S.
Mary Washington College
English, Algebra, and Library
W. N. SHEPPARD, B. S.
University of Virginia
Principal
JOHN A. HALL, B. S.
William and Mary, Randolph Macon College
Chemistry and General Science
C. L. WILKINS, B. S.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Agriculture
MRS. DOROTHY HARRIS DURHAM, B. S.
Radford College
Home Economics
(Kilin
MRS. B. O. BOYER
Western Kentucky Teachers College
Seventh Grade
LOUISE DAVIS, B. S.
Mary Washington College, Radford College
Third Grade
MRS. HARMON UTTLEPAGE
Longwood College
Sixth Grade
MRS. STUART GREENWOOD
Jacksonville State Teachers College,
Jacksonville, Ala.
Fourth Grade
MARY A. BILLUPS
Longwood College
Second Grade
MRS. PAULINE C. HARGROVE
Longwood College
Fifth Grade
FACULTY
ISLA BRIZENDINE
Mary Washington College
William and Mary
First Grade
SENIOR CLASS HISIOM
Let's turn the pages back to the fall of 1947 when 23 awkward, clumsy students
entered the eighth grade. Much to our regret, we were the first class to catch the
five year system. The "high spot" of that year was a party at Fitzgerald's cabin.
Do you remember how much fun we had? ? ? ? ?
Our Freshmen year began with 21 "Know-it-all" students with Mr. Glenn Suter
as sponsor. "Blondie" was our major production given for the S. C. A. Our school
year ended with a class party.
Our Sophomore year was simply perfect, so we thought. Even though our class
had decreased in number there were many exciting events. Just before the holidays,
we presented a one act play entitled "Christmas on Erie Street". Since there was
no Junior class, we in turn gave the seniors a party at White Oak Cabin. It was a
great success and everyone really enjoyed it. Besides that, we had to bury the
seniors which was a great event. We shall never forget that day! !! ! !
Nineteen happy Juniors returned to King William in September 1950. Mrs. Chenault was our sponsor that year. What every Junior looked forward to especially was
ordering the class rings and selecting the invitations. In order to raise money to help
publish the annual in our Senior year, we sold stationery and pictures. With eager
anticipation, we looked forward to one of the biggest moments of our school life - our
Junior play, "Good-bye Hollywood", which was a great success. The biggest event
of our Junior year was May Day. The King (Jimmy Adams), Queen (Mary Elizabeth
Trice), and Maid of Honor (Molly Gregory) and two attendants were selected from
our class. The last, but not least event of the year was the receiving of our class
rings. We will never forget that moment! ! ! During the summer Mrs. Harris spon-
sored a tour of Williamsburg for our class. The climax of the day was attending
"The Common Glory". We arrived home on the dawning of the next day - exhausted,
but happy!! !
At the beginning of our Senior year we selected class officers and the Bee Hive
staff. As guests of the University of Virginia we journeyed to Charlottesville to see
University beat George Washington in Football. In November received our personal
cards. Our dramatization for the S. C. A. was quite different from former plays
we had given--none of us had any speaking parts. In February the Junior and Senior
classes went to Richmond to see the General Assembly in action. Our class took an
active part in the 250th Anniversary Celebration of King William County which was
celebrated in April. Alta Smart served as Queen of the celebration, Anne Grey
Harris was Maid of Honor and Bobby Fowlkes was King. Our class representatives
on the court were Jackie Whitt and Alfred Phillips. Mrs. Broache, our class mother,
planned a most enjoyable trip to Washington for us in April. Everyone agreed that
it was a most memorable day. Last of all, on May, ninth, the Juniors gave us a de-
lightful party which marked another memorable event in our school days.
Such is the history of our class and with these events to recall, it is easily under-
stood that the entire class of '52 will enjoy happy memories of school days.
BILLY T. SHEPPARD, PRESIDENT
Glee Club '48, '51, '52, F. B, L. A., '50-'5I,
Vice-President, '51, F. F. A. '48, BEE HIVE
Staff '48, '52, Student Council, '48, '52, Pres-
ident '52, Beta Club '48-'52, Library Club '50,
Baseball '50, '52, S. C, A., '51-'52, Vice-Pres-
ident '51, President '52, Library Club, '51.
Vice-President, Basketball '51-'52, Class Re-
porter, '50, Band '51-*52,
ROBERT L. FOWLKES, VICE-PRESIDENT
Basketball '48-'52, Baseball '48-'52. Glee Club
'51-'52, Treas. '51, Commercial Club '50, F.
F. A. '48-'49, '52, Sentinel '49, Chairman of
Publicity Committee '50, BEE HIVE Staff >50,
52, BUSY BEE Staff '50, Business Manager '50,
Library Club '50-'51, Reporter '50, Chairman
of Social Committee '49.
imctos
CUSS Of ’52
ALFRED M. PHILLIPS, SECRETARY
Glee Club '47-'52, Reporter '48, President '51,
Basketball'48-'49, '51-'52, Student Council'48-
•51, F. F. A. '48-'5O, S, C. A. Reporter '49, Secretary '50, President '51, Library Club '50-'51,
Baseball'50-'52, F. B. L. A. '50-'52, BUSY BEE
Staff '50-'52, BEE HIVE Staff '52, Class Pres-
ident '48, '50, Class Secretary '52, Literary
Club '51.
JAMES R. ADAMS, TREASURER
Glee Club'48-'52, F. F. A. Club '48-'52, Vice-
President'51, President'52, F. B. L. A. '50-'52,
Treasurer '51, Cheerleader'50-'52, Sophomore
class treasurer '50, Senior Class treasurer '52,
May King '51.
GEORGE H. CUY, JR., REPORTER
F. F. A. '48-'51, 4-H Club '48, Secretary '48,
Glee Club '52, F. B. L. A. '49-'52, Reporter '52,
Baseball'49-'52, BUSY BEE Staff'51-'52, Circulation Manager '51, BEE HIVE Staff '52, Basketball '49.
CHRISTINE ALLEN
F.H.A., '49-'52; Glee Club,'48-'52; F. B. L. A.,
'50, '51, '52; Lit. Club, '51, '52; Basketball,
■49-'52; Softball, '49-'52, Capl. '51; A. A. '52;
BUSY BEES taff, '50-'52, Girls Sports Reporter,
'52. BEE HIVE Staff, '52.
ETHEL E. BULLOCK
Glee Club, '48-'52; Vicc-Pres. '51; Beta Club,
'48-'52, Reporter-'50, Sec.-Trcas., '51; F.H.
A., '49-'52; Reporter'49, F. B. L. A., '50-'52,
V. Pres. '51,'52, Lib. Club, '51-'52, Lit. Club,
'51, Reporter, '51; BEE HIVE Staff, '49, '52,
News Reporter, '52, Basketball, '49-'52; Man*
ager, '50; BUSY BEE Staff, '50-'52; Athletic
Ass'n., '52; Class Reporter, '51; Class Sec.-
Treas., '49.
CIASS « ’52
MARCELINE A. FOX
Glee Club, '48-'52; Lit. Club, '51,'52; F. B. L.
A., '50, '51, '52; F.H. A., '49-'52; Basketball,
'51. '52; Softball, '48-'52; BEE HIVE Staff. '52.
BUSY BEE Staff, '52.
ANN GREY HARRIS
Glee Club, '49-'52; F. B. L. A., '50, '51, '52,
Sec., '51; Beta Club, '51 '52, Sec.. '51, Pres.,
'52; F.H.A., '50, '51, '52, Reporter, '51; Lit.
Club. '49; Basketball, '50-'52; BEE HIVE Staff,
'52; Class Vice-Pres., '49, '50;Class Treasurer,
'51; Chairman, Girls Sanitation Committee, '51;
Athletic Association, '52, Sec., '52; BUSY BEE
Staff, '50-’52.
CHARLES E. KELLEY
F. F. A.,'48-'52; F. B. L. A.,'50, '51,'52; Base-
baU, '48-'52.
CLIFTON R. KELLEY
F. B. L.A., '49-'52; F. F. A., '48-'52, Sentinel,
■50; Basketball, '48-'52, Capt., '52, Co-Capt.,
■51; Glee Club. '52; Baseball, '48-'51; BEE HIVE
Staff, '52.
ELIZABETH B. MARTIN
Glee Club '48-'52. F. B. L. A., '50-'52, 1st V.
Pres. '51. Sec. '52 Lit. '48-'52, Pres. '51, F.
H. A., ,49-,52, Sec., '51, Lib. ,48-'52. Basket-
ball, '48-'52, Captain'51, Softball, '48-'52, 4-H,
'48, Class Reporter'49, V. Pres. '51, V. Pres.
S. C. A. '52, Student Council '52, BEE HIVE Ed-
itor '52, BUSY BEE Editor '52, Business Man-
ager '51, Athletic Ass'n '52, Chairman of Pro-
gram Committee.
WILLIAM S. MARTIN
F. F. A. '48-'52, Commercial Club'50-'52. Glee
Club'52, Baseball'48-'51, F. F. A. Reporter'50,
Sentinel'51-'52. Bee Hive '52, Circulation Man-
ager BUSY BEE '52.
CUSS Of ’52
GEORGE F. REED
F. F. A. '48-'52, F. B. L. A. '50-'52, Glee Club
'52, Baseball '48-'51, BEE HIVE '52.
ALTA C. SMART
Transferred in '51 from Berea High School,
Berea, Ky. Lit, Club, *52, Vice-Pros., '52;
Student Council, '52; F. H. A., '52; F. B. L. A.,
'52; Glee Club, '52; BUSY BEE Staff, '52; BEE
HIVE Staff, '52.
MARY ELIZABETH TRICE
Glee Club '50-'52, F. B. L. A. '50-'52, Lib. '51-
'52, Sec.-Treas. '52, Student Council '50, F.
H. A. '49-'52, BEE HIVE Staff’52, BUSY BEE
Staff '50-'52, Cheerleader '50-'52, Chairman of
Girls' Sanitation Committee'50, May Queen '51.
JACQUELINE L. WHITT
Glee Club '48-'52, Reporter '51, Beta Club '49-
'52, Sec.-Treas., '52; F. H. A., '48-'52, Sec. -
Treas. '52; F. B. L. A., '50-'52, Pres. '51, '52;
Lit. Club, '51, '52, Sec.-Treas.,‘52; Lib. Club,
'51, '52, Vice-Pres. '51, '52; BEE HIVE Staff,
'48, '52, Business Manager, '52; Basketball,
•49-'52; Manager, '51; Chairman, Social Committee, '51-'52; BUSY BEE Staff, '50-'52; Athletic Ass'n., '52; Class Vice-Pres., '49, Secretary, '51; Softball, '50-'52; May Court, '51.
SENIOR
SPONSORED BY PARENT-
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
MONOGRAM WINNERS
Monograms were awarded for commendable participation in basketball and cheerleading.
Ethel Bullock; Donald Moren; Mary E. Trice; Donnie Thomas; Betty Martin; Jimmie Adams;
Ann Grey Harris; Ruth Clawson; Alfred Phillips; Jackie Whitt; Christine Allen; Billy Sheppard;
Mildred Garrett; Bobbie Fowlkes; Marceline Fox; Alice Beazley and Daniel Holsapple.
Sponsored By
King William Ruritan Club
Alice Beazley
Ruth Clawson
Jimmie Garber
Mildred Garrett
Daniel Holsapple
Donald Moren
JUNIORS
Ruth Rebick
Donald Thomas
Betty Walters
. Donald Moran
. Alice Beazley
Jimmie Garber
. .Ruth Clawson
President_____
Sec. -Treas....
Reporter______
Vice-President
Thomas Carter Atkins
F. C. Atkinson
Erwin Campbell
Johnny Fowlkes
Ben Garrett
Wesley Holsapple
Ruth Hudgins
Delores Kelly
Donald Longest
SOPHOMORES
Everett Rebick
Molly Jane Sweet
William Guy Townsend
Anne Trice
Jack Reed
Johnny Walker
Shirley Walters
Marguerite Woody
Winfred Longest
Emma Previs
Lenny Previs
Anne Baker
Virginia Ray Barber
Mildred Branch
Bernard Dunn
John Garber
Eugene Garrett
Betty Jo Hartman
Gene Longest
(RESHMEN
Betty Lou Mundy
Jean Parker
Joyce Phillips
Thomas Rebick
Josephine Reed
Joe Reed
Flowers Townsend
Virginia Woody
Jerry Wright
Shirley Barber
Hilda Beazley
Betty Lou Boyer
Frances Broache
Bobby Davis
Reginald Fowlkes
Thelma Garrett
Betty Lou Hepner
Victor Holsapple
Robert Hudgins
Gay Nell Kelley
Patty Jean Kelley
Tommy Kube
Betty Jo McGeorge
Carol Mitchell
Charlotte Mitchell
Ralph Mitchell
Deanie Muire
Kathleen Mundy
Jean Wave Poynter
Audrey Seay
Buddy Taylor
Pansy Taylor
Alice Trayler
Sally Townsend
Emmett Upshaw
Emory Upshaw
Cora Lee Walsh
Cornelia Webster
Nancy Webster
American Legion Post 314
C0MII1II
Alice Beazley
publicity
Ben GarrettSanitation
Flowers Townsend
Girls Sanitation
Jackie Whitt
Social
CUE CHIB
FIRST ROW: Ann Baker, Betty Walters, Shirley Walters, Flowers Townsend, Delores Kelly, Emma Previs,
Mary Elizabeth Trice, Mrs. Rouzie, sponsor, Molly Jane Sweet, Alice Beazley, Betsy Martin, Alta Smart,
Ruth Clawson, Jackie Whitt. SECOND ROW: Marceline Fox, Betty Jo McGeorge, Shirley Barber, Audrey
Seay, Mildred Branch, Virginia Rae Barber, Josephine Reed, Joyce Phillips, Mildred Garrett, Ruth Hudgins,
Virginia Woody, Jean Parker, Betty Lou Mundy, Ethel Bullock. THIRD ROW: Alice Traylor, Kathleen
Mundy, Charlotte Mitchell, Patty Jean Kelly, Thelma Garrett, Betty Jo Hartman, Deanie Muire, Gladys
Worley, Pansy Taylor, Jean Wave Poynter, Betty Lou Hepner, Sally Townsend. FOURTH ROW: Cora Lee
Walsh, Ralph Mitchell, Frances Ann Broache, Emmett Upshaw, Christine Allen, Robert Hudgins, G. H. Guy,
Robert Fowlkes, Bill Martin, Billy Sheppard, Gene Longest, Bernard Dunn, Jimmy Adams, Jerry Wright,
Victor L. Taylor, Emory Upshaw, Jimmy Garber.
FIRST ROW: LataneAdams, RobertFox, Barnes Townsend, Freddy Parrish, David Lipscomb, Bonnie Gay
Brizendine, Mr. James Doman, Director. SECOND ROW: Henry Previs, Herbert Lipscomb, Billy Sheppard,
John Garber, Flowers Townsend. THIRD ROW: Betty Lou Boyer, Audrey Spay, F. C. Atkinson, Bill Meek,
Jimmy Garber, Winfred Longest, Victor L. Taylor, Gene Longest. NOT PICTURED: Jane Townsend, Jack
Rouzie, Johnny Powell, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Rhoda Lipscomb, Joanne Lipscomb, Carter Fox.
Alta Smart, Ann Harris, Marccline Fox, Alice Beazley, Vice-President, Molly Sweet, President, Jackie
Whitt, Secretary and Treasurer; Flowers Townsend, Jean Parker, Betsy Martin, Christine Allen, Ruth
Clawson, Ruth Hudgins, Mildred Branch, Betty Hartman, Mary Elizabeth Trice. Ethel Bullock, Virginia
Woody, Joyce Phillips, Shirley Walters, Josephine Reed, Delores Kelly, Emma Previs, RwlhRebick, Mildred
Garrett, Betty Mundy, Maude Lee Reed, Betty Walters, Virginia Barber, and Mrs. Durham, Sponsor.
EIGHTH HOMEMAKING
Kathleen Mundy, Gay Nell Kelley, Frances Ann Broache, Vice-President; Betty Lou Boyer, Treasurer;
Deanie Mulre, Song Leader; Sally Townsend, President; Betty McGeorge, Song Leader; Betty Lou Hepner,
Jean Wave Poynter, Secretary; Hilda Beazley, Reporter; Shirley Barber, Charlotte Mitchell, Patty Jean
Kelley, Audrey Seay, Alice Traylor, Cora Lee Walsh, Cornelia Webster, Gladys Worley, Pansy Taylor,
Nancy Webster, and Mrs. Durham, Sponsor, Thelma Garrett.
Christine Allen.
H. Guy, Reporter; Betsy Martin, Secretary, Jackie Whitt, President; Ethel Bullock, First
Alfred Phillips, Second Vice-President; Mrs. Rouzie, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: (L. toR.)
FIRST ROW; G.
Vice-President;
Mary Elizabeth Trice, Alta Smart, Maude Lee Reed, Bill Meek, Ruth Clawson, Ruth Rebick, Ruth Hudgins,
Mildred Garrett, Anne Harris. THIRD ROW: Jimmie Adams, Clifton Kelley, Franklin Reed, BUI Martin,
Billy Sheppard, Marceline Fox, F. C. Atkinson, Shirley Walters, Betty Walters,
FIRST ROW: Emory Upshaw, Carol Mitchell, Bobby Forbcr, Joe Reid, WUliani Dyson, Victor Holsapplc,
Robert Hudgins, Ralph Mitchell, Reginald Fowlkes. SECOND ROW: Buddy Taylor, Lenny Prcvls, Franklin
Reed, Marshall Wright, James Adams. President; Ben Garrett, Vice-President; John Garber, Treasurer;
BUI Martin, Sentinel; DonnieThomas. THIRD ROW: Emmett Upshaw, Tommy Kube, Bobby Davis, Thomas
Atkins, Everett Rcbick, Ervin Campbell, Gene Longest, Winfred Longest, Eugene Garrett, Bobby Fowlkes.
FOURTH ROW: Clifton Kelly. Bill Meek, Bernard Dunn, Jerry Wright, Thomas Rebick, WUliam Townsend,
Secretary; Wesley Holsapplc, Reporter.
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Standing: Jimmie Adams, Mary E.
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EDITOR: Betsy Martin
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Donald Moren
ADVISOR: Mrs. J. E. Rouzie
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CIRCULATION MANAGER: Bill
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Mrs, Rose N. Adams
Mr, D. J. Kelly
Sponsored By
Southside Bank
Aylett, Virginia
FIRST ROW: Ethel Bullock; Alice Beasley, Vice-President; AnnGrey Harris, President. SECOND
ROW: Donald Thomas, Wesley Holsapple, Jackie Whitt, Secretary and Treasurer; JimmyGarber,
Winfred Longest. THIRD ROW: Molly Sweet, Billy Sheppard, Donald Longest, Ruth Clawson.
SEATED: Billy Sheppard, President; Mr. Sheppard, Advisor; Molly Sweet. STANDING: Alta
Smart, Betsy Martin, Daniel Holsapple, Ann Baker, Frances Broache, Ruth Clawson.
BOVS’ BASKETBALL
KNEELING: Jimmy Garber, F. C. Atkinson, Clifton Kelley, Ben Garrett, Bobby
Fowlkes. STANDING: Alfred Phillips, Billy Sheppard, Winfred Longest, Mr. Hall,
Coach. NOT PICTURED: Captain, Donald Moren.
Seniors on varsity team.
Sponsored By
Southside Bank
Aylett, Virginia
Sponsored By
Upper King William
Woman's Club
RuthClawson, Reporter; Miss Garrett, Sponsor, Jimmie Garber, Vice-President; Ben Garrett,
President; Daniel Holsapple, Treasurer; Mr. Hall, Sponsor; Ann Grey Harris, Secretary.
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Sponsored By
Alumni Association
FIRST ROW; Clifton Kelly, Bill Martin, Bobbie Fowlkes, Jimmie Garber. SECOND ROW: Mr.
John Hall, Coach, Winfred Longest, F. C. Atkinson, Alfred Phillips, G. H. Guy, Ben Garrett.
THIRD ROW: Billy Sheppard, Franklin Reed.
TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY
J. 0. Taylor, Proprietor
Dodge and Plymouth passenger cars
Dodge Trucks
Dodge - Plymouth
Sales and Service
Used Car and Truck Sales
King William Court House, Virginia
Telephone: King William 1414
Twenty-Four-Hour Wrecker Service
YORK SUPPLY CO., INC. Building Materials and Farm Supplies West Point, Virginia Phone 53
Compliment s of Riddle’s Pharmacy West Point, Virginia > COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND
Page S. Neale Jewelry - Gifts Watch Repairing Phone 42W West Point, Virginia
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Taylor & Caldwell Inc. Agents for John Deere Farm Implements Walkerton Hardware and Service Store Walkerton, Virginia Gu If Gas & Oil Philco Appliances Sherwin-William Paint
W. R. Palmer, Agent Home Beneficial Life Insurance Company, Inc. West Point, Virginia
Compliments of B. W. White Funeral Home Phone 7511 King William, Virginia Compliments of E. C. Broache General Merchandise Aylet t, Vi rginia
McCauley Chenault Phone 7347 General Merchandise Ayle tt, Virginia
T. M. Abrams General Hardware Electrical Appliances Meyers Pumps & Television Telephone King William 7271 Manquin, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND
Cross Road Service Station Rice Motor
Gulf Gas and Oils General Merchandise Thomas M. Gleason Phone 7537 Sweet Hall, Virginia & Equipment Service
International Refrigerators
Automobiles and Trucks
Vincent Funeral Home Phone 1 Sales & Service Aylett, Virginia J. E. Rice, Prop.
West Point, Virginia
mcintyre implement company, inc. West Point - Richmond, Virginia Your International Harvester New Holland & Mall Tool Dealer Sales & Services Your Store of Necessities
Talley Furniture Store Home Furnishings Duo-Therm Stoves Radio & Electrical Appliances West Point, Virginia Compliments Of Miller and Loving Phone 66 West Point, Virginia
Parrish’s FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Home Furnishings & Hot Point Appliances G. E. Television Mobile Showroom King William 7692 Aylett, Virginia
I. 0. Mitchell
' Phone - Dawn 2432
General Merchandise
Everything in Groceries
Fruits - Vegetables - Meats
Anvil Brand Work Clothes
Hunt Club & Miles Shoes
Lime - Cement
Feed-Seed-Fertilizer
American Gas & Oil
Mangohick, Virginia
Compliments of
Thrifty Hardware
West Point, Virginia
Jenkins
Furniture Company
Main & 8th Street
West Point, Virginia
Phone 279
Roseland T Room
T. L. & W. K. Johnson
Speciality Smithfield Hams
Sweet Hall, Virginia
Shady Oak Inn
Joseph E. Wroblick
Hamburgers-Cheeseburgers
Sandwiches
Ice Cream & Drinks
Phone 9197
Port Richmond, Virginia
Bottled Gas
& Appliances
Heatflame Gas Service
Your Norge Dealer
RCA Victor Television and Radio
Tappan and Roper Gas Ranges
C. W. Brabrand, Proprietor
Phone 5
West Point, Virginia
Hasty Specialty Company Wholesale Hosiery and Notions Richmond, Virginia R. T. Carlton Lumber Co. Lumber and Building Supplies / St. Stephens Church, Virginia
The Value Shop, Inc. West Point’s Leading Store Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Shoes -- Men’s Furnishings Dry Goods and Notions West Point, Virginia
Compliments of Harvey D. Wright Lumber and Millwork Phone King William 7380 Beulahville, Virginia J. H. Sorrell Groceries-Meats-Fruits Vegetables Your patronage is appreciated. Duane, Virginia
Tappahannock Motor Company Ford Sales and Service Body and Fender Work Wrecker Service Phone: Day 3131 - Night 2020 Tappahannock, Virginia
SEORGE H. GUY X SON
Cooperative Service Agency
General Merchandise
Phone 7382
Beulahville, Virginia
Marshall i Farmer Grocery Route 30 Hanover, Virginia Your Texaco Dealer Phone: Dawn 2435 Mechanicsville Cleaners Appreciates your Patronage E. S. Bass, Owner Phone Mechanicsville: 5212
R. T. Tomkins General Merchandise Manquin Star Route, Virginia Herff Jones Company Manufacturers of King William High School Commencement Announcements and Visiting Cards Furnished by James L. Deck Richmond 21, Virginia
King William High School Class Rings Supplied by Shop in West Point
I. C. Saunders Company Ben Franklin Store
717 East Grace Street Richmond, Virginia “Try the Dime Store first”
Compliments of
P. E. Lipscomb General Merchandise Richmond Dairy Company
Feed-Gas-Oil Beulahville, Virginia Richmond, Virginia For the Best in Milk and Ice Cream
Compli men t s of Sunlight Cleaners Richmond, Virginia 6. EL Bulman Ayle tt, Virginia House Wiring Motors and Generators Radio and Television Repairs Zenith Radios 24-hour Service
Compliment s of
Compliments of Future
King William Business Leaders
of America
4-H Clubs Chapter 402
King William High School