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Published by The 19 58 Class of

CHARLES CITY HIGH SCHOOL

Betty Jean Adams Editor

Berta Bergdoll

Business Manager

Thomas Lovern

Annual Advisor

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY- EIGHT

VOLUME 15

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CHARLES CITY HIGH SCHOOL

ESTABLISHED 1923

-that the learning of the ages may no

BE BURIED IN THE GRAVES OF OUR FATHERS

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In grateful appreciation of his never failing aid, loyal service, interest and co-operation, we affection¬ ately dedicate this volume of the Charles Citian.

To

Andrew Marion Bruce

who was the beloved principal of this school from September 1949 to June 1957. His unattiring work did much to improve and raise the scholastic standards of our school and contributed to the cultural development of this community.

His wife, Mrs. Bruce, contributed much also to our school and community through her love and knowledge of music.

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Mr. J. D. Smith, principal High Point College William & Mary College Typing 1

Administration

Mr. G. M. Hodge Superintendant of Charles City and

New Kent H. S.

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Mrs. Irene L. Price First and Second Grades Radford

Miss Ella Nance Second and Third Grades William & Mary

Mrs. Hazel W. Berry- Fourth and Fifth Grades Atlantic Christian College East Carolina Teachers College

faculty

Mr. Stuart W. Lockridge Sixth and Seventh Grades Apprentice Jr. College Indiana University Marshall College

Mrs. Anne Mountcastle Science Madison

Miss Annie G. Banton English, Typing Mars Hill College A.S.T.C.

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Mrs. Marguerite Richardson Gove rnment World Geography F rench Newberry

Mrs. Tyler

Mathematics, Librarian Randolph Macon Womans College

Mr. Macey W. White Vocational Agriculture Athletic Coach V.P.I.

faculty

Mrs. Gunderson School Clerk

Coffee Break

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CHARLES CITY HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE 1957-1958

	Room I	Room 2	Room 3
	Mrs. Mountcastle	Mrs. Richardson	Miss Banton
9:00-9:55	Math 8	U. S. Government	English 10
9:55-10:50	Science 8	World-Geo. 10	English 12
10:50-11 :00	Recess
11:00-11:55	Biology 10	Amer. History 8	Typing 2
11:55-12:50	Physics 12	French 1	English 8
12:50-1 :20	Lunch
1:20-2:15	Biology 10	Library	English 9
2:15-3:10	Physical Ed.		Physical Ed

	Mrs. Tyler	Mr. White
9:00-9:55	Library	Agriculture 9
9:55-10:50	Library	Ag. Shop
10:50-11:00	Recess
11:00-11:55	Solid Geo. 12 Agriculture
11 :55 -1 2 :50	Algebra 1	Ag. Shop
12:50-1:20	Lunch
1:20-2:15	Algebra 2	Agriculture 8
2:15-3:10	Library	Physical Ed.
3:10-3:15	Home Room	Check and Loading Buses

Mr. Smith Typing 1

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Nancy Wray, Jr. Representative; Betty Jean Adams, Editor; Berta Bergdoll, Business M a n a g e r ; Charles Haupt, Photographer ; T . Y . Lovern, Yearbook Advisor: Mrs. Richardson, Sponsor; Stanley Hula, Copy; John Hofmeyer, Art; missing from picture, Jim Peterson, Treasurer.

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1. Red, hold that temper!; 2. After Washington boat ride; 3. All for Navy; 4. Hawaii Gal; 5. Jump!; 6. Made for each other; 7. La Classe Francais ; 8. Wolf call; 9. Wind¬ ing Up; 10, High School Romance; 11. He's caught; 12. May Day '57; 13. Over Board; 14. Cutie; 15. A measiey freshman; 16. C.C.H.S. at W ashington Zoo; 17. It means what it says; 18. Not another Navy fan!; 19. Mrs. Bruce and the girls; 20. The Hunch Backs of Notre Dame.

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MAY QUEEN

Berta Bergdoll, escort Jim Peterson

MAID OF HONOR Betty Jean Adams escort, Charles Haupt

MAID OF HONOR Nancy Wray escort, T. Y. Lovern

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Mr. Richardson Jones, for twenty-five years one of our school bus drivers, died suddenly on Mon¬ day, January 6.

Mr. Jones was kind, faithful and ever mindful of the welfare of the students of Charles City High School. He was loved by all who knew him*, and he will be greatly missed.

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Cast Will And Zest ament

WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958, OF THE COUNTY OF CHARLES CITY AND THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, BEING IN P O S S E S S I O N OF REASONABLY SOUND MIND, AND UNUSUAL AMOUNT OF ENERGY, A SUFFICIENT AMOUNT OF DIGNITY, REALIZING THAT OUR DAYS AS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE NUMBERED , DO HEREBY DE¬ CLARE THIS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT:

ARTICLE I

To our parents, friends and teachers, we do bequeath our humble appreciation for providing us with our education.

ARTICLE II

To our school we leave our best wishes for the future as it carries on the task of starting boys and girls on the road of life.

ARTICLE III

T o Mr. Smith, we will andb equeatha little black book to record his rules in.

To Mrs. Richardson, we will and bequeath peace and quiet due to our absence.

To Mrs. Mountcastle, we will and bequeath an attentive Physics clas s .

ARTICLE IV

To the juniors, we will and b e q u e a t h the honor of graduating in 1959.

ARTICLE V

I, JIM PETERSON, WILL AND BEQUEATH MY EXPRESSION, "AW, PIFF", TO MRS. MOUNTCASTLE.

I, THOMAS LOVERN, WILL AND BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO THROW A FAST SPEED SHIFT TO RICKY WRAY.

I, BETTY ADAMS, WILL AND BEQUEATH MY HEIGHT TO KAREN FURR.

I, BERTA BERGDOLL, WILL AND BEQUEATH MY PEROXIDE "BANGS" TO FINI PREINE.

I, STANLEY H'ULA, WILL AND BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO WORK ON HOT RODS TO CAROL WIGGINS.

I, JOHN HOFMEYER, WILL AND BEQUEATH MY WATER SKIING ABILITY TO TOM EANES.

I, CHARLES HAUPT , WILL AND BEQUEATHMY ABILITY TO TEAR OUT TRANSMISSIONS TO PETE VENUS.

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BETTY JEAN ADAMS "B. J."

Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Who's Who 2,3, Hit Parade 4; May Day 1,2, 3,4, Maid of Honor 3,4; Safety Patrol 4; Library Club 2; Dramatics Club 4; S. C. A. 3,4; Secretary of Class 4; Basketball Captain 2,3, Co-captain 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4.

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BERTA BERGDOLL "Be rta"

Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club, Vice President, 4; Glee Club, 1,2; Cheerleader, 1,2,4; Annual Staff, 4; May Day, 1,2, 3,4; Maid Of Honor 3; May Queen 4; Library Club 2; S. C. A. 3,4; Treasurer of Senior Class 4.

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CHARLES EDWARD HAUPT "Charlie"

Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; S. C. A. 3,4, Vice president 3, President 4; F. F. A. 1,3,4, Vice-president 3, Short time president 4; Dra¬ matics 4, Treasurer 4; K. V. G. 4; Glee Club 1; Vice-president of Senior class 4; May Courtl,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Who's Who 3; Hit Parade 4.

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JOHN EVERETT HOFMEYER "Wyatt"

Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Base Ball 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Who's Who 3, Hit Parade 4; May Court 3,4; Safety Patrol 1,2, 3,4; K. V. G. 3,4; F. F. A. 1,2,3, Secretary 3, Secretary Tide¬ water F. F. A., Federation 3, F. F. A. Rifle Shooting Contest 3, F. F. A. Forestry Judging Contest 3; S. C. A. 3,4.

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STANLEY JOHN HULA, JR.

"Hula"

Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; Hit Parade 4; May Court 2,3,4; Safty Patrol 1,2, 3,4, Lt. 3; F. F. A. 1,2,3, Treas¬ urer 1,2, Rifle Contest 3; K. V. G. 3,4; S. C. A. 3,4.

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THOMAS YOUNG LOVERN, III "T. Y."

S. C. A. 3,4, Sr. Class Representative 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, J. V. 1; Who's Who 3, Hit Parade 4; Annual Staff 4, Yearbook Advisor 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3, Reporter 1,2, Vice Pres. 3, Rifle Contest 2; K. V. G. 3,4; May Court 1,2, 3,4; Safety Patrol 4, Captain 4; Library Cluh. 3.

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JERRY WAYNE OSBY "Jerry"

Baseball 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; May Court 3; Safety Patrol 1,2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3; K. V. G. 2,3,4; S. C. A. 3,4; Library Club 3.

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JAMES MARTIN PETERSON IV "Jim"

Presidio High School, Baseball 1, Home Room Representative 1; Cafeteria Staff 1; Ysleta High School, Baseball 2; Hampton High School, Base¬ ball 3, Home Room Representative 3; Charles City High School, Basketball 4; Baseball 4; President of Dramatics Club 4; Annual Staff 4; May Day 4, Queen's Escort; S. C. A. 4; Who's Who? 4; K. V. G. 4.

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Ethel Browning

Edward Darlington

Marilynn Hunt

Doris Jackson

Sandra Marshall

Class Of ’59

Barbara Tench

Virginia Waldrop

Nancy Wray

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Class Of ’60

Shirley Adams Tom Eanes Mary Fenton Travis Harwood

Marvin Hula Hartwell Major Reubin Payne Paul Venus

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Phyllis Waitman

Gwen Waldrop

Carol Wiggins

Enghabau Wiggins

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Randy Banks

Tom Banks

Charles Burge

Mary Ellen Greene

Betty Gunderson

Pete Harwood

Class Of

’ 61

Douglas Marshall

Fini Preine

Kenneth Osby

Richard Wray

Ann Adams

Tommy Fenton

Class

William Buck

Durwood Smith

Archie Crow

Richard Waitman

Ann Banks

Karen Furr

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Sammy Adams Pasty Allanson Win Berry Ronald Browning Mary Hannabass

Seventh

Clinton Jackson Virginia Marable

Grade

Harwood

James Marable Joy Nantz Don Osby Carl Reynolds Mary Ellen Means

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Buster Bergdoll, Skipper Bergdoll, Jane Binns, Gerald Burge, Frankie Eargle

Sixth

Harry Godwin, Karen Gunderson, Janet Hunt, Billy Jackson

Jerry Peterson, Billy Pomfrey, Sidney Reynolds, Betsy Smith, Wayne Webb

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Margaret Bobb

Wyatt Clark

3iftk Grade

Jeanette Nantz, Yvonne Smith, Bruce Wilcox

Danny Lovern

Susie Hannabass, Mary Hughes, Shuler Jackson

Virginia Williams

Dora Y ates

David Lovern

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fourth Qrade

Jack Christian Lyn Payne Johnny Peterson Evelyn Reynolds Nat Schnurman Tim Berry

Michael Minter Bonnie Morgan Mary E. Orange

Zkitd Qrade

First Row: Ricky Bates, Lyle Browning, James Lee Darlington, John Darlington, Janet Eargle, Gail Edwards. Second Row: Steven French, Bill Greene, Natalie Hannabass, David Jackson, Louise Jackson, Linda Marable. Third Row; Bonnie Nantz, Rudy Nantz, Van Pearce, Martha Orange, Ronnie Pugh, Sammy Reynolds. Fourth Row: Jimmv Richardson, Curtis Robertson, Linda Sherman, Brenda Waitman.

Second Grade

First Row: Larry Campbell, John Hughes, Brenda Peterson, Carol Pugh, Michael Schrurman, Susan Smith

Second

Qrade

First row; Dave Bobb, Sammy Childress, Charles Crowe, Billy Hannabas s . Second row: Edward Marston, Martha Means, Buddy Morgan, Johnny Preine, Eddie Whitehurst, Lillian Wray

Sir st Qtade

First row: Linda Adams, Lorna Allanson, Lea Browning, Ned Christian. Second row: Thomas Clark, Donnie Darlington, Kenneth Edwards, Wakie Howard, Suzanne Hula. Third row: Sue Newland, Sharon Pugh, Rosie Schnuman, Nelson Smith, Sandra Spence, Page Webb

CUTEST Shirley Adams Charles Hau.pt

WITTIEST Gwen Waldrop Ricky W ray

SHIEST >ris Jackson Kn Hofmeyei

BIGGEST FLIRT Bobby T ench Charles Haupt

BEST LOOKING Betty Adams Jim Peterson

MOST ATHLETIC Betty Adams Stanley Hula

Parade

most LIf tO SUCC Betty Ad T- Y.. Lc

BEST DRESSED Shirley Adams T. Y. Lovern

MOST TALKATIVE Gwen Waldrop Pete Venus

'Dramatics

First Row: Barbara Tench, Jim Peterson, Berta Bergdoll, Shirley Adams , Charles Haupt, Charles Burge. Second Row: Marvin Hula, Carol Wiggins, Durwood Smith, Ethel Browning, Gwen Waldrop, Mary Fenton. Third Row: Ricky Wray, Enghabau Wiggins, Doris Jackson, Ann Adams, Tom Eanes. Fourth Row: Betty Gunderson, Fini Preine, Mary Ellen Greene, Marilynn Hunt. Fifth Row: Douglas Marshall, Phyllis Waitman, Betty Adams, Miss Banton.

J. 9. si.

K. V. Q.

First Row: John Hofmeyer, Ricky Wray, T. Y. Lovern, Hartwell M a j o r .Charles Haupt, Stanley Hula, Jim Peterson. Second Row: Charles Burge, Pete Harwood, Tom Eanes, Randy Banks, Edward Darlington, Durwood Smith, Marvin Hula, Reubin Payne, Pete Venus, Carol Wiggins, Douglas Marshall, Tommy Banks, William Buck.

Mr. White, Randy Banks, Hartwell Major, Edward Darlington, Reubin Payne, Kenneth Osby, Pete Harwood, Tom Banks, Ricky W ray.

S.tf.fA.

T. Y. Lovern, Nancy Wray, Sandra Marshall, Charles Haupt, Edward Dar¬ lington, Ann Adams, Mary Ellen Greene, Gwen Waldrop, Marvin Hula

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Seated: Tim Berry, Gerald Burge, Sammy Adams, Mary Ellen Greene. Standing: Ann Banks, Winn Berry, Louis Harry, Miss Hunter, Director; Wyatt Clark, Hanky Boyd.

Cheerleaders

Left to right: Enghabau Wiggins, Betty Jean Adams, Captain; Gwen Waldrop, Betty Gunderson, Nancy Wray, Barbara Tench, Shirley Adams, Fini Preine, Berta Bergdoll; Missing from picture, Sandra Marshall, Marilynn Hunt.

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basketball

First Row: Betty Jean Adams, Co-captain; Shirley Adams, Co -captain; Nancy Wray, Enghabau Wiggins, Marilynn Hunt, Doris Jackson, Barbara Tench, Ann Adams, Sandra Marshall, Phyllis Waitman. Missing from picture, Mary Fenton, Gwen Waldrop

Q iris ’ Sports

Softball

First Row: Barbara Tench, Shirley Adams, Betty Jean Adams, Mary Fenton, Phyllis Waitman. Second Row: Betty Gunderson, Karen Furr, Doris Jackson, Enghabau Wiggins, Berta Eergdoll. Third Row: Ethel Browning, Mary Ellen Greene, Fini Preine, Nancy Wray, Sandra Marshall, Ann Banks, missing from picture, Gwen Waldrop, Marilynn Hunt.

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basketball

First Row: Carol Wiggins, Archie Crowe, John Hofmeyer. Second Row: Ricky Wray, T. Y. Lovern, Tom Eanes. Third Row: Stanley Hula, Jim Peterson, Charles Haupt.

boys’ Sports baseball

First Row: John Hofmeyer, Charles Haupt, Reubin Payne, Douglas Marshall, Mr. White, Coach. Second Row: Hartwell Major, Edward Darlington, Ricky Wray, Carol Wiggins, Miss¬ ing from picture, Stanley Hula, Jim Peterson, T. Y. Lovern.

CHARLl

public

Pus Drivers

Mr. Hughes, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Gunderson Mrs. Jones

Safety Patrol

Standing: Nancy Wray, Phyllis Waitman, Enghabau Wiggins, Marilynn Hunt, Betty Gunderson, Betty Jean Adams, Ethel B r o w n i n g . Kneeling: T. Y. Lovern, John Hofmeyer, Reubin Payne, Edward Darlington, Stanley Hula.

Punch Koom Staff

Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Buck

Custodian

Mr. Roach

WILLIAMSBURG SHOPPING CENTER
RICHMOND ROAD
(For a Greater Measure of Shopping Pleasure)
Colonial Store		Hallmark Jewelers
Nottingham Pharmacy		Casey's Home Center
Claude Jones, Jr., Florist		Hickman's
Capitol Loan Company		W oolworth' s
Mick Zuzma's Barber Shop		Rich's Supermarket
Modern Beauty Salon		Peninsula Hardware
Drive-in Branch		U. S. Post Office
Peninsula Bank		Sub Station
Acres of Parking - Completely Air-Conditioned
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT	FOR FAMILY SHOPPING
J. W. HUBBARD		COPLAND TRACTOR CO.
General Merchandise		Ford Tractors and Implements
Most lines of insurance		New Holland Equipment
Timber Products		Parts and Service
Friendly efficient Service		Providence Forge, Virginia
Phone 42
Charles City Virginia		Phone WOodland 6-2256
Compliments of		Compliments of
PROVIDENCE FORGE ESSO SERVICE STATION		KING'S MARKET
DAN ADAMS		General Merchandise
Providence Forge, Virginia		Varina Virginia

COLLEGE PHARMACY

Duke of Gloucester Street

Williamsburg Virginia

CASEY'S INC.

"A Modern Department Store with A Colonial Atmosphere"

Williamsburg Virginia

Compliments of

TAYLOR & HARRISON

"Your Chevrolet Dealer for 26 years"

Providence Forge, Virginia

Cars Ford Trucks

LAYFIELD MOTORS, INC.

Sale and Service "There's a ford in your future"

Providence Forge, Virginia

	G.H. HAUPT General Merchandise and Shoes
Charles City		Virginia

J.R. PARKER & CO.

"Dealers in Grains"

Providence Forge, Virginia

THE PASTRY SHOP BAKERY

Albert Douglas, Prop.

Fancy Cakes Pies

Bread and Rolls

Williamsburg Duke of Gloucester Street Virginia

Phone CA9-273 1

	MOUNTCASTLE
LUMBER AND	BUILDING SUPPLY	COMPANY
	Paints - Hardware Electrical and Plumbing Supplies
Providence Forge	F orge	WO 6-2221

	Compliments of
PENINSULA	BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
Serving Williamsburg and the Peninsula
Williams burg	Virginia

	P.L. FARMER,	INC.
Kerosene	Phone 3-9116		Fuel Oil
Gasoline			Motor Oil
Coal			Fertilizer
	2020 Jennie Scher Road

	\ R.P. DAVIS
	General Merchandise
	4240 Gov. Road
Richmond	Phone 7-6452	Virginia

EBERLY'S PLACE

General Merchandise

Varina Virginia

Compliments of

“Richmond’s Oldest Jewelers

F.L. FITZ WOODSON, JR.
Evinrude Motors
Boats -Marine Hardware
Sporting Goods Snack Bar West Point, Virginia	Phone 9186

BUTTS	FURNITURE COMPANY
	Incorporated 1455 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia
MAYTAG washers		ZENITH television
HOTPOINT appliances	Complete Line Home Furnishings Sales and Service	MOHAWK carpets
1455 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia

Compliments of

RICHMOND GUANO COMPANY

Top quality fertilizers

Virginia

Richmond

CARWICH-MARINE		E. P. BINNS
1713 E. Main St. Richmond, Virginia
Evinrude Motors		Texas Gas and Oil
"Gator" Trailers		on route 60
Complete Line of Fishing		Providence Forge, Virginia
Tackle

ROACH'S SHELL SERVICE		V. M. WATKINS Self Service
		General Merchandise
Providence Forge, Virginia		Gasoline & Oil
		Providence Forge, Virginia

Rhus Tox for		Compliments of
Poison Oak
THE SANDSTON PHARMACY		NELSON FUNERAL HOME
Successor to Richmond Homseopathic Pharmacy PHONE FAIRFIELD 97-2276 Sandston, Virginia

FULTON HARDWARE CO.

4716 Williamsburg Ave.

Phone 25 140

Laburnum Hardware Co. Laburnum Ave.

Phone 35616

SANDSTON RECORD	BAR
Sandston, Virginia
Records	Players
Hillbilly	Popular
Classical	Jazz
Everything Musical

TED'S RESTAURANT

Route 60

Williamsburg, Virginia Bar-B-Q's Hamburgers

Jumbo Milkshakes Phone 9063

Located at the intersection of Rt. 5, Williamsburg, Virginia

THOMPSON GENERAL MDSE.

Groceries

Feeds

Gas

Oil

THE SPORTSMAN INN

Two miles East of Providence Forge on Route 60

Breakfast-Lunch -Dinner

Phone Woodland 6-2245

Compliments of

GALLOWAY BROTHERS

Richmond, Virginia

AUTO PARTS & SUPPLY

You want it we got it!

Williamsburg Virginia

Phone C-93580

MATTHEWS' ESSO STATION

1420 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia

Phone CA9-4464

Compliments of

THE VIRGINIA RESTAURANT

Good F ood. !

Providence Forge, Virginia Phone WO6-2560 Rt. 60

SELDEN'S

Junior Department Store Highland Springs, Virginia Phone: 97-4527

STONESTREET BROTHERS		"Meet your Friends at the"
jewelers Headquarters for keep-sake Diamonds 710 East Broad Street Richmond 19, Virginia		SPORTS CENTER BILLIARD PARLOR
Phone 2-1602		Richmond, Virginia
		Compliments of
GILLENS PURE OIL		THE BANK OF HENICO
Service Station Williamsburg Road, Virginia		serving Sandston, Virginia Highland Springs, Virginia
		Deposits Insured up to $10,000
VARINA SELF SERVICE		REXALL VILLAGE DRUG STORE
Quality, Economy
Choice meats & produce		Phone 972807
New Market & Varina Roads		Highland Springs, Virginia
ROY SATKO MOTOR CO.		Compliments of
Nine Mile Road at		BOTTOMS MOBIL SERVICE
Fair Oaks Body & Fender Work		Granite and Cherokee Richmond, Virginia
Complete Auto Service		Phone: Be. 31803

Compliments of

H. W. LAY & CO., INC.

2117 Hull Street

Phone 83-4397

GUTHRIE'S HARDWARE

BPS PAINTS SPORTING GOODS Phone 92

West Point, Virginia

VIRGINIA WOOD CRAFTER

Cabinet and Mill Work C. G. Pomroy

Providence Forge, Virginia

W. W. SAMUELS GENERAL MERCHANDISE

Five Forks, Williamsburg

HARRIS FLIPPEN & CO.

Sporting Goods Phone 7-3019 Richmond, Virginia

Compliments of

SHIRLEY PLANTATION

Phone	C. D. RICHARDSON General Merchandise Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats Feeds
Charles	Fertilizer
City	Gas and Oil
29	Hardware

Compliments of

J. N. HUBBARD

McGHEE'S MOBIL SERVICE		T. M. HARRY
Nine Mile Road at Monterey Avenue		Self Service
Phone 97-4179 Standston, Virginia
Pick-up &; Delivery service		Electric Appliances
Washing -mo bilubrication -		Route #2
Polishing & Waxing		Charles City, Virginia

Classical Jazz Popular		M. W. WEBB
PAT'S RECORD SHOP		General Merchandise
"The Record King" 708 East Broad Street		ESSO GAS
Richmond, Virginia
Dial NM 14-3515		Route #2
Hillbilly Rock'n'Roll Blues		Charles City, Virginia

Charles City High School Class Rings Supplied By

W. C. SAUNDERS CO.

717 East Grace Street Richmond, Virginia

H. L. ROACH, SR.

General Merchandise Fancy Groceries Gas Oil

Fresh meats -Hardware Feeds Route 155

Providence Forge, Virginia

Your Rexall Drug Store
WILLIAMSBURG DRUG CO.		PETERSON'S STORE
The Complete One Stop Store		General Merchandise Highway 5
Call on Us		Charles City, Virginia
Williamsburg, Virginia