CHEST OF TREASURES
Published by the Senior Class of
PLEASANT HILL HIGH SCHOOL
SHANGHAI, VIRGINIA
PLEASANT HILL HIGH SCHOOL
Foreword
7 E, the Annual Staff of Pleasant Hill High School,
* * consider it a great pleasure to introduce to you the
1951-52 edition of the Chest of Treasures. We hope that
it will bring back to you fond memories of our Alma
Mater as the years go on.
Verna Mae Carlton
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Our Alma Mater
Sing praises Io our high school so loyal and true.
We'll remember the things that you taught us to do.
Pleasant Hill, we’ll remain as a servant to you.
Through your halls of learning, you have led us through.
Alma Mater, we praise and accept udial you've taught.
You have led us and shown us to do what we ought.
Thy children are many, thy problems are few,
We'll think oj you always and always be true.
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Mrs. Marguerite P. Barnett
Foreign Language •
Mr. Carroll Haynie
Social Studies
Mr. Ernest Barnew
Principal
TO THE FACULTY for their untiring efforts, their
inspiring leadership and encouragement, this Chest, of
Treasures is dedicated as a small token of respect for all
they have meant to us during our high school years.
William Hale Lilllepage
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FACULTY
Mrs. Marian T.
MASSEY
I'irsi Grade
Mrs. Ruby C.
Boughan
Fourth Grade
Mrs. Jane F.
LlTTELl’AGE
Second Grade
Mrs. Marian B.
Bennett
Fifth Grade
Mrs. Florence G.
Roane
Third Grade
Mrs. Austie |.
Revere
Sixth Grade
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Annual Staff
Eront ron1, left to right: Billy Wills, Art Editor; Robert Bourne, Assistant
Make-Up Editor: Richard Hat per. Assistant Editor; Lafayette Chandler, As-
sistant Make-Up Edilin: Warren Brown, Assistant Treasurer; Francis Milby,
Helper.
Second row: Shit ley Wilson, Assistant Secretary; Thelma Carter, Secre-
tary: Mildred Carlton, Make-Up Editoi; Kathleen Brooks, Assistant Make-Up
Editor; Verna Mae Carlton, Assistant Literary Editor; Eleanor Mae Pierce, Com-
mercial Editor; Marie Garnett, Business Manager: Mildred Davis. Helper.
Third row: Carroll Morris. Literary Editor; Doris Palmer, Editor; Marie
Coleman, Treasurer; Hale Littlepage, Assistant Business Manager; Clarence
Gresham, Assistant Art Editor: Thomas Seward, Assistant Commercial Editor.
Sponsor. Carroll Haynie.
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Marie Coleman
TreasnYcy
Richard Harper
President
Seniors
CLASS HISTORY
WE EN I ER.ED high school one beautiful day of September. 1949.
wondering whether it was the beginning or ending of a happy
time. Boy. was the Freshman year rough. We soon caught on
and went sailing smoothly along.
Fhe most eventful thing we remember from our Sophomore year
was our class trip to Mount Vernon.
Our school started a program which included football and
basketball. We were kept quite busy staging benefits to pay for our
athletic equipment. We did not do so well in football or basketball
but our baseball team was tops.
In May of the same year we look the Seniors on a trip to Luray
Caverns and Skyline Drive.
Plans for our Senior year included social affairs, a trip io Wil-
liamsburg. Junior and Senior prom, an outing on the Rappahannock.
the Carnival and some square dances.
On the more serious side we found out lor the first lime how very
difficult examinations can be. We met them with determination and
most of us passed them, which was a great relief.
Pleasant 14ill has meant so very much to us. Memories of happy
days spent here will remain in our hearts to cheer us forever.
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Richard Harper
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE
SENIOR CLASS OF 1952
ROBERT BOURNE leaves his spirit for basketball to Froggic Crowe.
KATHLEEN BROOKS leaves her collection of boy friends to Doris
Gayle in hopes that she may make better use of them.
WARREN BROWN leaves his fetching ways to Daniel Carlton.
THELMA CART ER leaves to take Walter for better or worse.
LAFAYETTE CHANDLER leaves his form and figure to Durward
Mil by.
MILDRED CARLTON leaves her sweet smiles to Ruth Carlton.
MARIE COLEMAN leaves her natural curls to Mary Ann Carlton.
VERNA MAE CARLTON leaves her swabbies to Mary Ann Roane.
MARIE GARNETT leaves her twist to Mickey Carlton.
CLARENCE GRESHAM leaves his good grades to Robert Gibson.
RICHARD HARPER leaves his “Slim” MacDugald costume to Cecil
Crump.
HALE LITTLEPAGE leaves his ability to sing to Latane Richardson.
CARROLL MORRIS leaves his sunny disposition to Grace Seward.
DORIS PALMER leaves her love for sodas at Riddle’s to Shirley
Townsend.
ELLA MAE PIERCE leaves her coyness to Dorothy Ann Fleet.
THOMAS SEWARD leaves his way with the girls to Walter Gresham.
CATHERINE WATKINS leaves her love for the basketball coach to
Mary Evelyn Carlton.
BILLY WILLS leaves his traffic tickets to Mr. Haynie.
SHIRLEY WILSON leaves her weight and height to Joyce Mac Sears.
Carrol I Morris
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CLASS PROPHECY
1 am Prophecy, the voice of the future. 1 he year is 1975 anti I shall give
you the facts, and whereabouts of the Class of '52.
SHIRLEY WILSON, to be sure, is noted abroad for her “it” and allure.
Elaborate hair stvles are in vogue todav. The coiffures were designed by
VERNA MAE.
In April, there’s a concert at Carnegie Hall, presenting DORIS PALMER,
pianist—greatest of all.
The world Olympics meets in Hawaii this year. MARIE GARNETT will
win again, have no fear.
Academy awards were presented last night. ELEANOR MAE PIERCE got
hers, “Idiot’s Delight.”
Heavy weight Champion, “LAF” CHANDLER, will speak to the Bronx
Boys’ Club in New York next week.
Still witty and clever, and a very great man is RICHARD HARPER, finest
brain surgeon in the land.
Kids rush in from play each Saturday at three for the HALE LITTLE-
PAGE show on NBC-TV.
All children arc safer today if they ride to school in buses designed by
WARREN BROWN of Richmond V-A.
Teen-age girls won’t have tomorrow's lessons done right. There was a
THOMAS SEWARD movie in town last night.
THELMA CARTER is now appearing on a new TV show. She’s a great
blues singer as we all very well know.
Someone saw CATHERINE WATKINS in Rome last year. She is a secre-
tary there in the embassy, we hear.
Tho you travel north, south, east or west, MILDRED CARLTON dairy
products are known as the best.
KATHLEEN BROOKS has never aspired to fame. She is the new P.-T. A.
president, just the same.
CARROLL MORRIS, as a referee, has really won fame. You can take it
from me, he surely knows the game.
CLARENCE GRESFIAM will speak at the Ruritan Club soon. He was
named "Farmer of the Year” at their meeting in June.
An old plantation estate on the Mattaponi was restored by ROBERT
BOURNE. You should see it—oh my!
Those atomic racing cars seen at the Indianapolis Speedway last spring are
being driven by BILLY WILLS, the great speed demon king.
If it’s advice for the lovelorn your daughter should seek, read MARIE
COLEMAN'S Column in the Herald Tribune each week.
Prophet, William Wills
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CLASS POEM
Class of ’52
The year is drawing to a close
And the class of '52
Js rem’bring now the loyalty
We owe the grey and blue.
We've struggled hard through all these years
To reach our goal so high
And now has come the tune for all
ll'hen we must say goodbye.
The Senior Class is leaving now
Rem’bring all the truths
117- have been taught and will hold dear
Beyond the days of youth.
—Doris Palmer
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Junior Class
Front vow, left to right: Daniel Callton, Leonard Wilson, ’I onnny Revere,
Bill Carlton.
Second row: Mildred Davis, Shirley Townsend, Mary Ann Carlton. Mary
\nn Roane, Grace Seward, Dorothy Ann Fleet. Roberta Clegg.
Third row: Rose Richardson. Doris Carlton, Annie Brown, Oscai Walton,
Robei t Gibson.
Fourth ron>: Walter (hesitant. Paid Hite, Wallet Crowe, Addie South.
Francis Milby. Sponsor, Mis. Marguerite Bai nett.
OFFICERS
President ... _ Francis Milby
Vice-President . -Addie South
Secretary Rom r i a Clegg
Treasure) Mary Ann Roane
Song I.culler Grace Seward
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THIRD GRADE
FIRST GRADE
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SECOND GRADE
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STUDENT COUNCIL
Left tn right; Annette Pierce, scitelmy; Addie South, vice-president;
Richard Harper, prcs/c/en/; Hale Lilllepage, treasurer; Marie Garnett, repotter;
Mr. Barnett, sponsor.
ATHLETIC COUNCIL
Front row, left to right; Grace Seward, Annette Pierce, Doris Palmer
Roberta Clegg, Barbara Drudge.
Second row; l.atane Richardson, Bobby Walton, Lafayette ('.handler Wil-
liam Lilllepage, Richaid Harper, Tommy Revere, Walter Crowe, Oscar Walton
Mr. Barnett, sponsor.
BETA CLUB
Left to right: Mary Ann Roane, Shirley Wilson, Roberta Clegg, Verna
Carlton. Doris Palmer. Richard Harper. Marie Garnett. Warren Brown, Robei t
Gibson, Mrs. Barnett.
SAFETY PATROL
hronl ron>, /r// to right: Mildred Davis. Annie Brown, Roberta Clegg.
Thelma Carter, Mary Ann Carlton, Mary Ann Roane. Julia Lawson. Marie
Garnett.
Second row: Walter Crowe. Tommy Revere. Richard Harper, Warren
Brown, Oscar Walton, Billy Wills and Mr. Barnett, sponsor.
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F. II. A.
Front row, left to right: Martha Ann Carlton, Mildred Carlton, Catherine
Waikins, Eleanor Pierce, Kathleen Erooks, Verna Mae Carlton, Thelma Carlton.
Second row: Erances Brooks, Arlene Massey, Catherine Brown, Ruth
Carlton, Barbara Drudge, Ellen Clegg, Lilly Mae Walton, Arlene Garnett,
Yvonne Brooks. Gloria Wilson.
Third row: Marie Garnett, Shirley Wilson, Mary Lee Bristow, Marie Cole-
man, Thelma Carter, Duane Massey. Oneida Hall, Joyce Sears, Mary E. Carlton.
F. F. A.
Iron! row, left to right: Mr. Hill, adviser; Warren Brown, Richard Harper,
vice-president; Billy Wills, president; Leonard Wilson, secretary, Carroll Morris,
treasurer: Tommy Revere, watch dog.
Second row: Walter Crowe, Robert Gibson, Lafayette Chandler, Thomas
Seward, Robert Bourne, Clyde Walton.
Third row: Oscar Walton, Walter Gresham, Clarence Gresham, Paul Hite,
Latane Richardson, Edward Walton.
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GLEE CLUB
Front row, left to right: Verna Mac Carlton, Roberta Clegg, Arlene Car-
nett, Dorothy .Ann Fleet. Mickey Carlton, Joyce Sears, Mary Evelyn Carlton,
Martha Ann Carlton, Mildred Jane Davis.
Second row: Marie Coleman, Shirley Wilson, Rose Richardson, Barbara
Drudge, Ruth Carlton, Addie T. South, Mildted Carlton, Thelma Carter.
.Annette Pierce, Catherine Watkins, Doris Carlton.
Third row: Julia Lawson, Duane Massey, Ellen Clegg, Catherine Brown.
Arlene Massey, Kathleen Brooks, Gloria Wilson.
Fourth row: Thomas Seward, Robert Bourne, William Hale I.ittlepage,
Richard Harper.
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Senior Class al II'o>7;
Planning Future Work
Seniors vs. Juniors
Junior Class Chit-chat . Exams!
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FOOTBALL
Front row, left to right: Bill Carlton, Latanc Ki< hardson, Leonard Wil-
son, Carroll Morris, captain; Richard Harper, co-( aptain; I liomas Seward,
Tommy Revere.
Second lore: Mr. Hill, coach: Lalayelie Chandler. Bobby Walton, Walter
Crowe, Francis Milby, Oscar Walton, Billy Wills, Carroll Haynie, assistant
coach.
CHEEK LEADERS
Front row, left to right: Carolyn Carlton. Marie Garnett, Roberta Clegg,
Dorothy Fleet, Doris Palmer, Mary E. Carlton. Arlene Garnett.
Second row: Shirlev Wilson, Ellen Clegg. Eleanor Mac Pierce, taplain:
Julia Lawson, co-caaptain; Mildred Carlton, Airs. Roberts, sponsor.
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BASKETBALL BOYS
Front row, left to right: Billy Wills, Hale Littlepage, Leonard Wilson,
Warren Brown, captain; Thomas Seward, co-captain; Oscar Walton, Mr. Haynie,
coach.
Second row: Robert Bourne, Richard Harper, Carroll Morris, Tommy
Revere.
BASKETBALL GIRLS
Front row, left to right: Mary E. Carlton, Grace Seward, Annie Brown,
Kathleen Brooks, Martha Ann Carlton, Gloria Wilson.
Second row: Roberta Clegg, Verna Mac Carlton, Dorothy Fleet, Duane
Massey, Shirley Fownsend, Mickey Carlton, Marie Garnett, captain; Mr. Hill,
coach.
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BASEBALL
Front row, left to right: Thomas Seward, Lafayette Chandler, Clarence
Gresham, Richard Harper, Carroll Morris, Tommy Revere.
Second row: Mr. Hill coach; Bobby Walton, Latane Richardson, Bill Carl-
ton, Francis Milby, Oscar Walton, Leonard Wilson, Robert Bourne, Billy Wills,
Mr. Haynie, coach.
SOFTBALL
Front row, left to right: Marie Garnett. Dorothy Fleet. Grace Seward,
Shirley Townsend, Verna Mae Carlton, Vernelle Bristow, Kathleen Brooks.
Second row: Mr. Hill, coach; Mildred Carlton, Mickey Carlton, Mary E.
Carlton, Martha Ann Carlton. Annie Brown, Thelma Carter, Mary Ann Carl-
ton, Addie South, Roberta Clegg, Rose Richardson.
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West Point, Virginia
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SANDWICHES, SOUPS. DRINKS
SERVICE STATION
Gas, Oil and Tires
West Point, Virginia
Georce F. Borum
Owner and Editor
THE TIDEWATER REVIEW
West Point, Virginia
Circulation in
King William, King and Queen, New Kent
and adjacent counties.
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SERVING SINCE
1927
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AND RESERVES OVER $400,000
Citizens and Farmers Bank
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA
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