Lee Highway, looking south to Wallace and Monroe drugstore (distant right) and Hillwood Avenue (on the left at traffic light).  A fortune in antique cars!

Party at the Hodges to start our junior year?  Janet Rees, Mr. and Mrs Maher, Betsy O'Roark, and Tiana Gillespie are apparent.  Who are the others?

Hodges party/2.  Tony and Chip Chandler.

Hodges party/3.  Sue Stattner, Janet Rees, Jean Yates, and who else?

Hodges party/4.  Tiana Gillespie, someone, Jackie Abramson, Peggy Betters, Elsie Jay Dunham, Patt Manly, and Janet Rees.

Hodges party/5.  Sue Williams, Betsy O'Roark, the Mahers.

Hodges party/6.  Nancy Edwards literally being hit on by Ronnie Miller and Frank Abeel.

Hodges party/8.  Dancing on the tennis court.  Foreground: Margaret Hindmarsh, Barry Dawson with Jackie Abramson, Donald Cohn with Betsy O'Roark, and mystery couple.  In the background, Ronnie Miller, Tiana Gillespie, Irv Busbee, Chip Chandler, and Janet Rees can be made out.

Hodges party/9.  Betsy O'Roark and Sue Williams are forced to submit to a mouth cavity drug search, while Ronnie Miller swallows the evidence in the background.

Spring flood at the end of Spring Street.  Another Carpy "Read the Lasso" photo shoot.

Tidy Becker and Tom Jackson digging a Civil War relic.

Jean Yates with more than enough of The Whip.  Spring '57?

Marion Meyer and (???).

Malcolm Carpenter working on the class weekend home in the Shenandoah Mountains.

Patt Manly and Irv Busbee making some moves.  Date, occasion???

Jane St. John has just been given a dose of rohypnol by a church friend.  Could this be the same date/occasion as the photo above?

Chip claims this is Elsie Jay Dunham, but wiser heads think it's Marion Meyer.

Janet Rees, Jane St John, Marion Meyer and Jean Ann Albright all fail locker inspection.

Jean Ann Albright in study hall.

Malcolm Carpenter gets his draft notice.

Peggy Betters on her land line.

Feb. 1957, Keyettes vs. Faculty basketball.  Pat Price ('59), Margaret Rich ('59), Karen Hausman ('59, with ball), watched by Doug Smith- dressed as a lady chicken with lips.

All those who worked on the Penman's Palette.