Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

IE ITU U J r m 1949 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL BROADWAY. VIRGINIA Editor LOIS MAY Business Manager BETTY LOU FIKE VOLUME XIV ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS GRADES ADVERTISEMENTS Each spring many young people leave Broadway High School to take their places in an adult world. Their names have been left on the school ' s history as their footprints have been left in its halls. In this book we have tried to preserve a few of these footprints for you. May these memories remind you of many happy school days. We, the Senior Class of 1949 wish to dedicate this volume of The REFLECTOR to MISS MINNIE MAY who has been loyal, patient, co-operative, and a friend to all the students; who has sacrificed self-interest for others; and who has given much of her time for the better¬ ment and progress of our school. MR. J. FRANK HILLYARD PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE: Believe in yourself with all your might. That is, believe that your destiny is inside of you, that there is a power within you which, if awakened, aroused, developed, and matched with honest effort, will not only make a noble man or woman of you, but will also make you successful and happy. Mrs. Helen Drury Miss Effie Wampler Miss Avis Shifflett Miss Ada Neff FACULTY Miss Hazel Hinegardner Mrs. John Wagner Mrs. Frances Williams Mrs. Hazel Stoutamyre FACULTY Miss Tressie Mlyers Mrs. Cecil Hartman Miss Dorothy Trumbo Mrs. Pauline Fahrney Miss Brownie Lester Mr. Clarence Phillips Miss Minnie May Miss Lennis Moyers Miss Ina Mason Mr. I. F. Thomas Mr. Edgar Roller Mr. Eddie Branner s SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ELIZABETH ANN EARLY . President EDWARD STAYNER. Vice President JO ANN TURNER. Secretary HUGH BILLHIMER. Treasurer MASCOT Carolyn Joseph FLOWER White Lily COLORS Green and White MOTTO “To The Stars Through Difficulties” SENIORS F. EUGENE ARMENTROUT Bus Driver, Harrisonburg, “Francis”, Lady’s Man, G. I. Haircut, Bass Voice, Pleasant GEORGE NELSON BAKER F. F. A. ,Witty, Mischieveous, Wolf, Impersonator, Dark, Likeable KALE BROOKS BARB Cootes Store, Hunter, Small, Always Tickled, Farmer, Bachelor HUGH NELSON BILLHIMER Baseball (4), Track, Cheerful, Hard W ' orker, Class Treasurer, Reliable, Big-Hearted SHIRLEY EVA BORROR First Row, First Desk, Nurse, Brown Eyes, Artist. F. H. A., “Convertible”. BETTY JANE BROWN Band (4), “Anna Livingstone” Assist¬ ant Editor, Manager of Girl’s Team (2), Working In Restaurant, Depend¬ able, Diligent. BETTY LOU CRIDER F. H. A. President, Witty, Glee Club, (4), Double Dates, Physical Ed. Captain (4), Senior Editor, Runion’s Creek JENNINGS MARSHALL CRIDER Basketball (1), Baseball (1), Happy- Go-Lucky, Jr. Play Cast, Tall, Across the River LULA MARIE CRIDER Glee Club (1), Quiet, “Do Tell”, Ice Skater, “Sweet”, Feminine JOAN CAROLYN DONOVAN Art Editor of “Reflector”, Betty Jo’s Other Self, Co-Manager Of Girl’s Team (2), Communi-K Staff, Neat SENIORS WALDEAN VIRGINIA DOVE Basketball Team (4), Blue-Eyed, Blonde, Nice to Know, Quiet, Linville, Good Sport PEGGY ANN DOVEL F. H. A., Dark Eyes And Hair, Cute, Giggler, Singing, Frendly, Lively ELIZABETH ANN EARLY “Lizzie” Basketball (4), Glee Club (4), Editor of Communi-K, Industrious, Class President BETTY LOU FIKE Basketball (4), Glee Club (4), Busi¬ ness Manager of Reflector, Civics, Communi-K Staff, Working In Restaurant IVA FAYE HARPINE Communi-K Typist, Anna’s Pal, Physical Ed. Captain, Track, Pleasant BIEDLER HARRISON HIGGS Communi-K Staff, Basketball (1), Baseball (2), Gas Station, Likeable, Friendly ANNA CATHERINE KLINE Cedar Run, Future Secretary, Movies, Al¬ ways Smiling, Physical Ed. Captain BETTY JO KLINE Basketball (2), Snapshot Editor, Mis¬ chievous, Future Nurse, 4-H Club Member DONNA MAE KLINE Glee Club (1), Bashful, Sales Lady, Movie Attender, Dignified, Easy going MERLE DELANO LANTZ Bergton, Shorthand, Quiet, Perfect At¬ tendance, Picture Collector, Fond of Pop-Corn SENIORS CHESTER LITTEN JR. Serious, Black Hair, Half-Day Student, 6 Ft. 2 Inches, Friendly, Air Force, Pleasant, Cooperat ive JOHN GILBERT LITTEN Woman Lover, Mr. Hillyard’s Right Hand Man, Baseball, Friendly, Willing Worker, Lively FLORA NAOMI LONG F. H. A., Glee Club (1), Stamp Collector. English, Teacher, Slow Talking, Friendly ETTA LOUISE LONG “Sneezy” Cheerful, Movie Attender, Witty, In¬ dustrious, Willing Worker LOIS ELIZABETH MAY Glee Club (4), Editor of Reflector, Communi-K Staff, Rosy Cheeks, Always Smiling, Busy Little Bee DON LEE PHILLIPS F. F. A., Baseball, Pug Nose, Motor- scooter, Excuse Maker, Dark Hair HELEN ROSETTA PULLINS Tenth Legion, Joke Collector, Typing. Giggler NITA GREY REAMER Band (2), Basketball (4), Drum Alajorette, Softball (2), Jennings, Neat JULIAN DAVID REID Clerk At Whitmore’s, Romeo, “Freakus”, Polite, Likeable, Always On The Go. “Water Pistol” VIRGINIA LEE ROADCAP “Ginger” Reflector Typist, Studious, Natural Curls, Communi-K Staff, “Pee Wee” SENIORS HAROLD WILLIAM ROLLER Basketball (3), Baseball (1), Dependable. Chemistry, Public Speaker, F. F. A Communi-K Staff, Band (8), Track (1) MARGUERITE KYLENE RUNION Runion’s Creek, Future Secretary. Shorthand, Good Cook, Alert CLARENE VIRGINIA SHEETZ “Love That Man”, Basketball (2), Softball (2), What a Laugh. Physical Ed. Captain. Communi-K Staff, Track (3) NAOMI RUTH SHOEMAKER Serious Minded, Dependable, Studious. Marguerite’s Friend, Shifty Eyes. Amiable, Cooperative YVONNE FAYE SIMMERS “Simm” Basketball (2), Singer, Attractive, New Market Interest, Sleepy FADENE RUTH SMITH “Faye” Band (2), Bergton, “Pete”, Janet’s Pal Shorthand, Sugar WILLIAM NELSON SMITH Quiet, F. F. A., Baseball Lover, Lacy Springs, Likeable, Carefree, Big-hearted. CARL EVERETTE SPITZER Basketball (4), Baseball (2), Sports Editor of Communi-K, Neat, Con¬ siderate, Cooperative FAYE BLANCHE SPITZER Shirley’s Pal, Plain Crazy, F. H. A., Chew ing Gum, Artistic, Down Town EDWARD MONTEER STAYNER Twins, Helpful, Vice President, Track Star, Slick Hair, Tall And Dark SENIORS ALTA SUE TURNER Tall, Blonde, Basketball (3), Communi-K Staff, Versatile, Track (3), Geometry, Band (4), Softball (1) JO ANN TURNER Class Secretary, Glee Club (3), Studious, Friendly, Frank, Vice Presi¬ dent : 0f F. H. A. JANET ROENE WITTIG Bergton, “Miller”, Movies, Gosh, I Don’t Know, Plenty Of Popcorn, Bookkeeping. POST GRADUATES RICHARD ARLOW EATON “Dick” Mr. Hillyard’s Secretary, Black Hair, Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Cedar Run, School Patrol (4), “Donna”, Hair Tonic BERLIN BROWN WITTIG “Berl” Ass’t Bus Driver, No. 31, Glee Club (3). Natural waves, Woman Shy??? Bergton, “Alta Sue” CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1949, being of sound mind and seeing our bedsides surrounded by friends and loved ones, do hereby now present this, our last will and testament. Item I—To the Senior Class of 1950, we leave the Senior Room, it’s contents and our best wishes for a happy and successful Senior year. Item II—To the members of the faculty of our beloved school, who have so pains¬ takingly guided us through our secondary education, we leave boundless ap¬ preciation for their untiring efforts in our behalf. Item III-—To the individuals listed below, we leave these tantalizing tidbits of personal glory! To Dolly Armentrout, I, Shirley Borror, will my desk just inside the door of the Senior Room, with hopes that she can “grin ’n bear” the accumulation of miscellaneous articles always placed thereon. I, Jane Brown, do bequeath to Eleanor Williams my amazing ability to be a little late for school and hope she will have better excuses than I have had ! I, Yvonne Simmers, do will to Mary Kathryn Fulk my ability to get along in school without studying. To Joyce Lantz, I Betty Jo Kline, do bequeath my job as Sports Editor or. the Reflector staff. I, Alta Sue Turner, will my position in the band to Betty Sue Hoover, with hopes that she, too, will play in the All-State-Band. To Betty McWilliams, I, Betty Crider, leave my distinctive sense of humor and my special brand of giggles. I, Waldean Dove, bequeath to Wanda Good my golden hair and fair com¬ plexion, on the condition that she doesn’t use them to steal my boy friend. I, Louise Long, bequeath my winning personality and physical characteristics to Norva Lee Siever. My scatter-brained ways and contagious chuckle, I, Elizabeth Ann Early, leave to Louise Roller. I, Joan Donovan, will my talents as chief doodler of the ’49 Reflector to Janalee Sheetz. To Dorothy Ann Early, I, Donna Kline, do bequeath my quiet ways and rest¬ ful nature. I, Merle Lantz, do bequeath my beautiful smile and my quiet but friendly manner to Anna Lucy Phillips. I, Carl Spitzer, bequeath to Bobby Rhodes my talent in basketball with the best wishes for as much success as 1 have had. I, Lula Crider, leave to Alva Phillips my rosy cheeks and blue eyes. To Danny Spitzer, I, Gene Armentrout will my deep voice, and my skill in driving bus No. 30—the latter given to him only if he has steady nerves and an even temper. I, Faye Spitzer, bequeath my old, worn-out chewing gum and my rare col¬ lection of absence slips to Norma Dove. To Edwin Turner, I, Hugh Billhimer, leave my infectious laughter, my good nature, and my ability to get along with people. I, Naomi Shoemaker, bequeath my conscientiousness and quiet ways to James Clutteur, providing he uses them to the best advantage of the class. CLASS WILL To Ray Billhimer, I, Julian Reid, leave the water pistol which I have used so much in fifth period English class, hoping he will develop good aim. I, Chester Litten, will to George Trumbo my “frail ' ’ physique, along with a warning not to become too pleased with his new-found power. I, Nita Reamer, leave my soft voice in Civics class, my basketball suit, and my desk so often occupied by Jennings to Alma Lee Pullins. To Justin Halterman, I, Kale Barb, leave my “tough-guy” manner and my avid passion for English literature. I, Bill Smith, bequeath the distinction of being the quietest boy in the Senior Class to Glenn Will (Reasons evident! ! !) To Gerald Orebaugh, I, Helen Pullins, will my love for staying home. I Fadene Smith, leave to Nancy Trumbo my position in the band with hopes that she can find as convenient a way of getting to rehearsals as I have had. I, Harold Roller, leave to any Junior with ample brawn and no brain mv position as mimeographer for the Communi-K. I, Biedler Higgs bequeath to Jimmy Rhodes my abilities to argue in Chemistry and sleep during Civics classes. 1, Jennings Crider, will to Johnny Huffman my cameleon-like qualities of be¬ ing either good or bad. To Idella Mongold, I, Pegg y Dovel, do bequeath my small stature and my winning ways. I, Iva Harpine, leave all my mysterious curlycues, my well-used Shorthand book and my unerring knack for finding the right words in my manual to Hilda Mitchell. To Wanda Hinkle, I, Betty Lou Fike, do bequeath my skill in collecting ads, my “love” for writing English summaries, and my athletic abilities. I, Lois May, will my sweet smile, my naturally curly hair, and my sunny dis¬ position to Joy Andes. To Ruby Showalter, I, Anna Kline, do bequeath my never-failing talent for blushing at the wrong time and giggling behind books in Shorthand class. I, Clarene Sheetz, will to positively no one my interest in No. 20 of the boys’ basketball team! ! To Howard Kline, I, John Litten, leave my interest in girls—especially my interest in one certain Junior girl. To Louise Strickler, I, Marguerite Runion, will my culinary achievements with reminder that “the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach”! I, Edward Stayner, bequeath to Lester Whetzel my long legs and lack of ability to be quiet in English class. I, Janet Wittig, leave to Jay Crider my weakness for tall, dark and handsome people. To Lawrence Roller, I, Jo Ann Turner, will my frankness and my dramatic talents. I, Virginia Lee Roadcap, do bequeath to Dorothy Biller my gift of gab and the late hours Pve spent typing for the Reflector. To Russell Wittig, I, Flo Long, leave my love for telling tall tales. Jane Brown Alta Sue Turner SENIOR PERSONALITIES QUIETEST Donna Kline Bill Smith NEATEST Joan Donovan Carl Spitzer MOST INTELLIGENT Jane Brown Harold Roller MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Fike Gene Armentrout BEST LEADERS Lois May Edward Stayner BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Elizabeth Early Hugh Billhimer FRIENDLIEST Peggy Dovel John Litten BEST DISPOSITION Virginia Roadcap Biedler Higgs BEST ALL AROUND Lois May Edward Stayner BEST SPORT Waldean Dove Carl Spitzer WITTEST Louise Long Hugh Billhimer MOST DEPENDABLE Naomi Shoemaker Jennings Crider SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Before the curtain falls on the last act of the life of Broadway High for the school year of 1949, let us look back to the year 1945, when we were Freshmen. The years seem long ago when we, 76 strong, climbed two flights of stairs to the Freshman Girls’ and Freshman Boys’ Rooms. Enthusiasm ran high and we enjoyed our first year in high school under the guidance of Miss Dorothy Trumbo and Mrs. Harold Dellinger, our class sponsors. For our officers in this year of innocence and bliss we chose Betty Fike, President; George Trumbo, Vice Presi¬ dent; Alta Sue Turner, Secretary; Yvonne Simmers, Treasurer. In 1946 we took our second step toward the halls of knowledge and fame as Sophomores. We enjoyed our role as students, under the leadership of our advisor, Mrs. Fahrney. We began taking more interest in extra-curricular activities, lead¬ ing all classes in various drives. At the end of the year we found ourselves pass¬ ing into the Junior Class. Our high school careers were half over but we were all positive that the first half had been a big success. We look upon the term 1947-48 with pride and satisfaction. Now we were “upper classmen”. During the year we were active in the band, glee club, and literary activities. As the Annual Junior Play we presented, “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,” with Miss Lester, our sponsor, as director and Miss Myers as assistant director. We also think of the joy and excitement we received from giv¬ ing the Senior Class of ’48 a banquet, which is an annual affair. We are Seniors. We have entered into the last and most important of our four high school years, with Mr. Phillips as our advisor. We presented as our class play, “Lena Rivers” with Miss May as director and Miss Trumbo assisting her. We will be glad to graduate but we shall look back over the years spent in Broadway High School with pleasure. As we go forth to broader fields of endeavor and to greater opportunities for self- improvement and service, we know that our teachers and principal will al¬ ways have for us a feeling of sympathet ic understanding. We are grateful to them for all that they have done for us and our wish is that they may never be disap¬ pointed in us. Harold Roller JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JOHNNIE HUFFMAN . FOUISE ROFEER. Vice NANCY TRUMBO . President President Secretary NEFSON ANDERSON Treasurer FIRST ROW (left to right)—Janalee Sheetz, Anna Lucy Phillips, Louise Roller, Nancy Trumbo, Eleanor Williams, Alva Phillips, Idella Mongold, Louise Strickler, Alma Lee Pullins, Thella Smith, Ruby Showalter, Norva Sievers SECOND ROW (left to right)—Robert Rhodes, Lawrence Roller, Russel Wittig, Jr., Edwin Turner, James Clutters, Danny Spitzer, Glenn Will, Jimmy Rhodes, Lester Whetzel _____ JUNIORS FIRST ROW (left to right)—Mary ' K. Fulk, Dorothy Ann Early, Betty Sue Hoover, Dolly Armentrout, Dorothy June Biller, Wanda Hinkle, Joy Andes, Wanda Good, Norma Dove. Betty McWilliams, Hilda Mitchell, Joyce Lantz SECOND ROW (left to right)—Johnnie Huffman, Charles Blosser, Howard Kline, Justin Halterman, Ray Billhimer, Gerald Orebaugh, Nelson Anderson, Jay Crider JUNIOR CHATTERBOX Joy Andes—-“Gee Whiz”, Softball, Piano, Secretary. Dolly Armentrout—Ass’t Business Manager of Reflector, Band, Talkative. Nelson Anderson—‘‘Holy Cow”, Baseball, “Future undecided”. Dorothy Biller—“Dottie”, Basketball, Band, Music. Charles Blosser—-“Gee Whiz”, Baseball, Dramatics, Professional Baseball. Ray Billhimer—“Hank”, Baseball, Glee Club, Pilot. Jay Crider—“Shocky”, Baseball, Glee Club, Operate Tourist Court. Norma Dove—-“Liz”, Softball, Talkative, Airplane Stewardess. Dorothy Ann Early—“Dudy”, Basketball, Band, Piano, Nursing. Mary Kathryn Fulk—-“Kasey”, Basketball, Dramatics, Teacher. Wanda Good—-“Gee Whiz”, Softball, Band, Nursing. Sue Hoover—“Susie”, Cheerleader, Band, Talkative Justin Halterman—Hunting and Fishing, Agriculture, Farmer. Richard Hottinger—“Dick”, Baseball, Agriculture, Farmer. Johnnie Huffman—-“Kitten”, Basketball, Band, Teacher. Joyce Fantz—“Jeepers”, Basketball, Glee Club, Collecting Cartoons. Betty Me Williams—“Beckie”, Softball, Talkative, Nurse. Hilda Mitchell—“Babe”, Softball, Quiet, Secretary. klella Mongold— ' “Della”, Basketball, Collecting Picture Post Cards. Gerald Orebaugh—-“Nebby”, Football, Agriculture, Farmer. Alva Phillips—-“Gee Whiz”, Softball, Collecting Pictures, Secretary. Anna Fucy Phillips—-“Fucy”, Basketball, Studious, Housewife. lma Puffins—“Oh My Cow”, Softball, Talkative, Typist. Louise Roller—“Lou”, Basketball, Glee Club, Nurse. Bobby Rhodes—“Little Robert”, Football, Poultryman. Jimmy Rhodes—“Shucks”, Basketball, Glee Club, Dairy Farmer. Lawrence Roller—Manager of Basketball Team, Band, Farmer. Janalee Sheetz— ' “Gin”, Softball, Talkative, Nurse. Ruby Showalter—“Blondie”, Softball, Glee Club, Clerk. Norva Siever—“Peppy”, Volley Ball, Quiet, Housewife. Thella Smith—“Biff”, Softball, Talkative, Housewife. Dan Spitzer—“Ace”, Basketball, Band, “To Be A Married Man.” Louise Strickler—-“Gee Whiz”, Softball, Reading, Nurse. Nancy Trumbo—“Pee Wee”, Basketball, Band, Music. George Trumbo—-“Georgie”, Baseball, Shooting Pool. Edwin Turner—“Ed”, Basketball, Agriculture, Cattle Showman. Eleanor Williams—Gershwin Music, Basketball, Band, Voice. Glenn Will—“You Think You’re Cute, Don’t You ?” Ice Skating, Glee Club, Weather Reporter. Lester Whetzel—“Tubby”, Baseball, Agriculture, Farmer. Russell Wittig,-—-“Rus”, Baseball, Glee Club, Dramatics. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SONNY DERROW. JOAN SKIDMORE. Vice BEVELYN FULK . President President Secretary STANLEY TURNER Treasurer FIRST ROW (left to right)—Margaret Renalds, Pauline Smith, Patsy Smucker, Flossie Nesselrodt, Bonnie Fawley, Evelyn Derrow, Clara Jo Sheets, Arlene Wittig, Mary K. Dellinger, Patricia Dove SECOND ROW (left to right)—Pearl Showalter, Chester Scudder, Gene Driver, Joseph Derrow, Robert Sager, Stanley Roller, John Wagner, Everette Wampler, Betty Jo Southerly, Joan Skidmore, Stanley Turner, Barbara PhiFips, Genevieve Runion SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW (left to right)—Margie Kline, Lois Bare, Jean Lohr, Florence Harpine, Alice Higgs, Lelia May, Wilda Getz, Edith Miller, Irene Evans, Helen Fulk, Nancy May, Geraldine Biller SECOND ROW (left to right)—Wilma Betz, Norma Caplinger, Marvin Lohr, Frances Armentrout, Donnie Moomaw, Richard Litten, Hoyt Riddle, Richard Kline, Daniel Kline, Walter Carr, Brisco Dellinger, J. D. Lantz, Bevelyn Fulk, Junior Mathias, Edgar Keller, Mary Davis Kline SOPHOMORE SCRATCHES Frances Armentrout—Dependable, Algebra, Pleasant Lois Bare—Glee Club, “Jakie”, Likeable Geraldine Biller—Glee Club, Norma, Willing Worker Norma Caplinger—Glee Club, “Poetess”, Studious Walter Carr—Fishing, Salesman, Likeable Daniel Cline—Nature Lover, Algebra, Pleasant Margie Cline—Home Ec., “Oh, No”, Quiet Brownie Cooke—Home Ec., “Quiet”, Harrisonburg Xie Cooke—Home Ec., “You Don’t Say”, Likeable Brisco Dellinger—“New Market, Witty, Cooperative Mary Dellinger—-“Nippy”, Band, Amiable Evelyn Derrow—Glee Club, New Comer, Friendly Joseph Derrow—“Sonny”, Sports, Class President, Reliable Patricia Dove— ' “Patsy”, Band, Happy-Go-Lucky Gene Driver—“Small Fry”, Band, F. F. A. Irene Evans—Home Ec., “Helen”, Cooperative Bonnie Fawley—Typing, Quiet, Easy-Going Bevelyn Fullc—Class Secretary, F. F. A., Band, Capable Helen Fulk-—Band, Home Ec., Cooperative Wilda Getz—Glee Club, Home Ec., Sociable Wilma Getz—Glee Club, Home Ec., Jovial Florence Harpine—-“Dutchie”, Home Ec., Likeable Alice Higgs—Glee Club, Home Ec., Good Natured, Lively Edgar Keller—“Skipper”, Glee Club, “No Gals” Mary Davis Kline—Band, Studious, Music Richard Kline—F. F. A., Quiet, Typing Jeanne Lohr—“Jane”, Home Ec., Neat Marvin Lohr—“Doc”, F. F. A., Farmer Charlotte May—“I Don’t Know,” Home Ec. Lelia May—Home Ec., “Honest to John”, Good-hearted Nancy May—Glee Club, Basketball, Dependable Floward Mathias, Jr.—“Junior”, F. F. A., Likeable Edith Miller-—Home Ec., Glee Club, Studious Donnie Moomaw—Band, Basketball, Neat Juanita Murry—Home Ec., Typing, Quiet Bill Neff—F. F. A., Chewing Gum, “Happy-Go-Lucky” Flossie Nesselrodt—Home Ec., Typing, Quiet Barbara Phillips—“Red Hair”, Dependable, Studious Margaret Renalds—Glee Club, Musical, Dependable Mildred Renalds—Home Ec., Glee Club, Cooperative Hoyt Riddle—Curly Hair, Band, Basketball Stanley Roller—Glee Club, Dolores, F. F. A., Pleasant Benny Runion—Black Flair, Algebra, F. F. A. Genevieve Runion—Glee Club, Stanley, Likeable Robert Sager—“Bobby”, F. F. A., “Dear Hunter” Chester Scudder—Algebra, F. F. A., Kind Clara Jo Sheets—Glee Club, Home Ec., Jovial Pearl Showalter—“Blue-Eyed Blonde,” Glee Club, Dependable Joan Skidmore—Vice President of Class, Home Ec., Good Natured Pauline Smith—Glee Club, Home Ec., Cooperative Patricia Smucker—-“Patsy”, Bud, Cheerleader, Amiable Betty Jo Southerly—Glee Club, Home Ec., Good Natured Alvin Strickler—F. F. A., G. T. Haircut, Kind Stanley Turner—Glee Club, “Jannie”, Neat John Wagner—Band, Bookworm, Absent Minded Everette Wampler—Freckles. F. F. A., Bashful Arlene Wittig—Glee Club, Home Ec., Reliable T. D. Lantz, Jr.—Band, Basektball, Capable Richard Litten—F. F. A., Band, Friendly FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS MILES TURNER . DIRK FREEMAN . Vice PHOEBE MAY . President President Secretary BOBBY BLACK Trcasurer FIRST ROW (left to right)—Carolyn Wampler, Ellen Blosser, Jean Minnick, Mary Biller Mabel Thompson, Jean Good, Frances Smith, Loretta Reamer, Marilyn Zirk, Louise Showaiter, Nevia Turner SECOND ROW (left to right—Hettie Scnifrank, Billie Vincie, Nancy Me Williams, Patsy Hoover, Glen ’a Spitzer, Wanda Mathias, Hope Spitzer, Virginia Runion, Geraldine Carr, Joyce Whitmire, Dolores Heatwole, Ellen Ritchie, Rosa Lee Martz, Charlotte Mongold, Rachael Van Pelt FRESHMEN FIRST ROW (left to right)—Charles Caldwell, Bobby Early, Richard Holsinger, TackR Driver, Donnie Stroop, Delaney Blaine, Robert Black, Eugene Blosser, Joseph Rhodes, Lawson Roadcap, Junior Bazzle SECOND ROW (left to right)—John Strawderman, Donnie Armentrout, Roy Offenbacker, Dale Huffman, Miles Turner, Donnie Strickler, Jesse Kline, Don Holsinger, John Mathias, George Miller, Cletus Phillips, Glade Fulk, Everette Kline, Bobby White, Dirk Freeman. Eugene Reid, Bennie Blosser LOOK AT US! SEVENTH GRADE —First Row (left to right— Betty Eaton, Eva Miller, Nellie Alger, Jessie Mitchell, Dorothy Spitzer, Peggy Riddle, Donna Zirkle, Betty Lou Shipe, Cora Corbin, Viola Ritchie Second Row (left to right)—Mrs. Stoutamyre, Carolyn Lantz, Betty Roadcap, Barbara Turner, Ann Lohr, John Harman, Clarence Kline, Paul Retialds, Ray Caplinger, Lawrence Derrow Third Rozo (left to right)—Eugene Holsinger, Lonnie Moore, James Lohr, Ronald Brown, Beverley Fitzwater, Roy Smith, John Williams, Jr., Richard Showalter Absent —Melvin Murry, Sylvia Reedy, Carroll Simmers, Marlene Bowman, Leonard Lee Clayton SIXTH GRADE —First Rozo (left to right)—John Brenneman, Billy Wood, Charles Halterman, Buddy Wood, James Vanpelt, Dick Fawley, Nelson Layman Second Row (left to right)—Jane Thomas, Nancy Driver, Shirley Spitzer, Evelyn Ritchie, Phoebe Reamer, Nancy Kline, Naomi Guthrie, Joyce Williams, Alma Miller, Doris Koontz, Phyllis Shi if let Third Rozo (left to right)—Marylee Cline, Vesta Nesselrodt, Frances Mitchell, Betty Lam, Lois Huffman, Margaret Fulk, Ned Hillyard, Junior Minnick, Jack Lohr, Bobby Spitzer, Mrs. Williams Fourth Row (left to right)—Terry Wampler, Donald Turner, Gerald Crider, Billy Good, John T. Helbert. Lowell Will, Billy Drury, Donald Conley, Gene Nesselrodt Absent —Robert Kline, Reuben Mills THIRD GRADE —First Row (left to right) — Barbara Biller, Barbara Simmers, Jane Ritchie, Jean Ritchie, Betty Minnick, Joyce Lohr, Shelby Jean May, Barbara Orebaugh, Mildred Kennedy, Carolyn Dove, Shelby Lantz, Anna Corbin, Kathryn Lohr, Gale Hill Second Row (left to right)—Elizabeth Wittig, Blanche Ritchie, Hilda Nesselrodt, Phyllis Showalter, Betty Ann Garber, Mary Rollins, Priscilla Fawley, Neil Black, Philip Zirkle, Gary Smith, Robert Delawder Third Row (left to right)—Miss Neff, Leroy Eaton, Wayne Holsinger, Robert Strawderman, Roy Lam¬ bert, Meade Siever, Franklin Nicholas, David Fulk, Michael Lohr, Nelson Showalter, Raymond Phillips SECOND GRADE —First Row (left to right) — Hilda Crider, Charlotte Dove, Barbara Driver, Evaline Cline, Brenda Spitzer, Jane Ford, Mary Frances Nesselrodt, Kathleen Lambert, Susan Early, Dianne Helbert, Parry Lohr Second Row (left to right)—Floretta Sonifrank, Lillie Eaton, Louise Nesselrodt, Phyllis Showalter, J. E. Holsinger, Patsy Weaver, Wilma Fulk, Larry Lohr Third Row (left to right)—Donald Showalter, Paul Caldwell, Charles Simmers, Marie Dove, Mary Fawley, Marvin Spitzer, Richard Cullers, Miss Shifflett Absent—Ellen Behrens, Richard Phillips FIFTH GRADE —First Rozu (left to right) — George Fawley, Gary Strickler, Vernon Nesselrodt, John Ed Van Pelt, David Shifflet, Jimmy Hillyard Second Row (left to right)—Mary Ritchie, Catherine Holsinger, Betty Summers, Joyce Shipe, Joyce Brenneman, Janice Early, Eva Nell Turner, Eleanor Turner, Phylli s Turner, Shelvy Smith, Janet Reid, Sylvia W ill Third Row (left to right)—Karen Nesselrodt, Barbara Vaughan, Elton Kennedy, Jean Wampler, Lorraine Conley, Velma Simmers, Lois Keplinger, Faye Pence, Henry Biller, Danny Harman, Richard Spitzer Fourth Row (left to right)—Bobby Smith, Jesse Sites, John Mason, Boyd Biller, Carroll Stroop, Leon Lohr, Donny Jameson, Wilson Smith, John Rhodes, Robert Showalter Absent —Elwood Crider, Gifford Pence, Joyce Fitz- water, Shirley Fitzwater, Louise Reedy, Mary Reedy FOURTH GRADE —First Row (left to right) — Phoebe Lohr, Helen Wampler, Larry Holsinger, Charles Minnick, Zelda Riddle, Nancy Fulk, Geraldine Whitmer, Norma Wittig, Stanley Nessel¬ rodt, Carroll Dellinger, Mary Grace Guthrie, Doris Southerly Second Rozo (left to right)—Lloyd May, Barbara Eaton, Violet Mills, Danny Spitzer, Teddy Shoe¬ maker, Donnie Mathias, Jimmie Ritchie, Billy Fahrney, Eugene Lantz, Virginia Kline, Shirley Eaton, Helen Ritchie, Miss Hinegardner Third Rozo (left to right)—Raymond Lambert, Sara Behrens, Ruth Borror, Rhoda Geil, Betty Sue Ford, Laura Lantz, Lina Fawley, Carroll Kennedy, Kenneth Getz, Robert May, Carol Ray Pence, Larry May FIRST GRADE —First Row (left to right)—Marcia Schuler, Bonnie Miller, Nancy Shank, Joan Kline, Phyllis Lohr, Marie Showalter, Brenda Norman, Marlene Hulvey, Madge Wampler, Robert Fulk, Elaine Halterman, Mary Wine, Evelyn Shifflett Second Row (left to right)—Mrs. Drury, Roland Lohr, Robert Ritchie, Bonnie Kennedy, Dickie Harman, Joyce Pence, Clara Ann Ritchie, Wanda Turner, Ina Nesselrodt, Johnny Lohr, Joe Smith, Miss Wampler Third Row (left to right)—Janet Spitzer, Bettie Lou Albright, Joyce Mathias, Beverly Whitmer, Franklin Early, Peyton Yancey, Ralph Reed} ' , Everett Lohr, Lee Croxton, Judy Holsinger, Margaret Rollius Fourth Row (left to right)—Elmer Mills, Raymond Kennedy, Dottie Turner, Leonard Dove, Earl Ritchie, Peggy Long, Roland Coffman, Staidey Phillips, Gerald May, Julia Fitzwater Fifth Row (left to right)—David Geil, Douglas Zirkle, Buddy Harrison, Carlotta Strickler, Danny Lantz, Bobby Ritchie, Norman Smith, Glen Showalter, Dorsey Wittig, Tommy Fawley Absent —Harry Lee Showalter, Arnold Spitzer, Carolyn Breeden, Sarah Fitzwater, Linda Phillips, Nancy Ritchie, Flora Zirk, Joan Crawford, Robert Blevins, Bobby Harper ALUMNI CONTRIBUTIONS 1917 D. Miller Spitzer 1921 Joe Rhodes 1922 J. Frank Hillyard 1923 Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner 1924 J. E. Williams Hazel Hillyard 1925 Mrs. Frances Brock Williams Joseph Miller 1926 Mrs. Roy Brown 1929 Glenn Brown 1930 Willie Turner Phillips Clarence Phillips 1932 Lennis Moyers 1933 Fred M. Black 1936 Warren Moore 1937 Driver Sellers Everette Brown Mrs. Mildred Brown 1938 Brownie Lester 1940 Homer M. Kline Jr. Mrs. Frances K. Fink 1941 Kathleen V. Layman Gifford D. Turner Granvil J. Turner Dorothy Trumbo Dwight W. Hoover 1942 Jannis Landis Good Mrs. Beverly Flick Doyle Madge Dove Hoover 1943 Geraldine E. Hoover Garnett R. Turner Evelyn Layman Donald L. Rhodes 1944 Robert F. Holsinger Virginia Phillips Armentrout John Long 1945 Shirley Barb Wanda Wittig Earle Wampler Nell Baker Evelene Bazzle Biller Arvilla Cullers Roadcap Glenna Link Robert M. Bare Edward Wittig Harold C. Hoover Helen E. Layman 1946 Marion Hulvey Corinne Early Doris Early Carl Grey Hoover Vada M. Turner Robert Renalds Dorothy Pence 1947 Patricia Brown Polly Bazzle Jameson Betty Lou Kline Bonnie Mae Crider Catherine Phillips Armentrout Verdie Phillips Charlotte Kline Edward Fulk Virginia A. Pullins Juanita Strickler Earle Like Eugene E. Hillyard 1948 Alvin Rcadcap Berlin Wittig Richard Eaton Annie Barb Jean Yankey William Bare Jr. Wayne A. Turner Leon Buhl Orvan Wittig Kenneth R. Thomas Johnny Phillips June Baker R I T WUnww ' ' F.H.R. I E S REFLECTOR STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF LOIS MAY. Editor-in-Chief JANE BROWN . Assistant Editor JOAN DONOVAN . Art Editor LOUISE LONG, HOBERT HISER . Snapshot Editors BETTY JO KLINE, CARL SPITZER. Sports Editors VIRGINIA ROADCAP .. Typist MRS. HARTMAN. Faculty Advisor BETTY CRIDER. WANDA GOOD. NORMA CAPLINGER LORETTA REAMER , BERLIN WITTIG LITERARY STAFF . Senior Editor . Junior Editor . . Sophomore Editor . . . Freshman Editor Post Graduate Editor BUSINESS STAFF BETTY LOU FIKE. DOLLY ARMENTROUT . Business Manager Assistant Business Manager THE COMMUNI-K Published Bi-weekly by the Senior English Class STAFF ELIZABETH ANN EARLY . Editor An-Chief MARY KATHERINE FULK . Assistant Editor LOIS MAY. Society Editor CLARENE SHEETZ, CARL SPITZER . Co-Sports Editors VIRGINIA ROADCAP . Feature Editor ALTA SUE TURNER. Assistant Feature Editor JOAN DONOVAN . Art Editor BETTIE CRIDER . Senior Reporter WANDA GOOD. Junior Reporter FRANCES ARMENTROUT, STANLEY ROLLER . . . Sophomore Reporters BILL SOUTHERLY. Freshman Reporter BERLIN WITTIG . Post Graduate IVA HARPINE . Head Typist HAROLD ROLLER. Mimeographer BIEDLER HIGGS . Circulation Manager HUGH BILLHIMER. Business Manager MISS TRUMBO . Faculty Advisor “LENA RIVERS Presented by the Senior Class Friday, March 4, 1949 MAIN CHARACTERS Lena Rivers . Granny Nichols. John Livingstone . Mrs. Livingstone... Caroline Livingstone. Anna Livingstone . John Junior. Frank Graham . Mrs. Graham . Durward Bellmont . Malcolm Everett . Aunt Milly . Old Caesar . Betty Lou Fike . Jo Ann Turner . . Harold Roller Alta Sue Turner . . Joan Donovan . . . . Jane Brown . . . Biedler Higgs . . . . John Litten . . Fadene Smith Edward Stayner Gene Armentrout . . . Louise Long Hugh Billhimer THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER Presented by the Junior Class December 17, 1948 Mrs. Means—the biggest tax-payer in Flat Creek District.Norma Dove Hannah Thompson—bound out to Mrs. Means. ......Mary K. Fulk Ralph Hartsook—the Hoosier Schoolmaster.Johnnie Huffman Bud Means—Mrs. Means’ son.Danny Spitzer Dr. Small—a suave rascal... ..Russel Wittig, Jr. Miranda Means—Bud’s sister.Wanda Hinkle Hank Banta—whose father keeps the poorhouse.. .... .Ray Billhimer Shocky—Hannah’s small brother.. ..Jay Crider Betsy Short—who giggles...Dorothy Ann Early Squire Hawkins—School Committee man and Justice of Peace.Charles Blosser Martha Hawkins—the Squire’s niece...Betty Sue Hoover Extras for the schoolroom, spelling bee, and court scenes Joy Andes, Dorothy June Biller, Eleanor Williams, Gerald Orebaugh, George Trumbo, Lester Whetzel and Glenn Will. LIBRARY CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT—Hettie Sonifrank, Rosa Lee Martz, Wanda Good, Hobert Hiser, Biedler Higgs, Bobby Early, Miss May (Sponsor) HOME ECONOMICS CLUB BETTIE CRIDER . President JO ANN TURNER . Vice President DOLLY ARMENTROUT . Secretary NANCY TRUMBO . Treasurer MARY KATHRYN FULL . Reporter MISS MOYERS . Advisor MOTTO “Toward New Horizons” COLORS Red and White FLOWER Red Rose BROADWAY CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA EDWIN TURNER . President RUSSELL WITTIG JR. Vice President JOHN LITTEN . Secretary LAWRENCE ROLLER . Treasurer KALE BARR . Reporter MR. E. W. ROLLER. Advisor The Broadway Chapter has forty-five members this year. Some of our activities this year are : Held picnic witli F. H. A. Held Father-Son banquet with Timberville Chapter Took part in following contests: crop judging, shop, dairy, poultry, Degree Team and public speaking. All these contests are sponsored by the Rockingham Federation. Last summer four members of our chapter, along with other Rockingham F. F. A. boys, spent four days in Washington. The boys visited many buildings in the Capitol. They spent one day at the Beltsville Experiment Station. In October six members attended the Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond. COLORS National Blue and Corn Gold MOTTO Learn to Do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve FIRST CLARINETS Alta Sue Turner Betty Sue Hoover Dorothy Biller Lawrence Roller Dolly Armentrout Wanda Good SECOND CLARINETS Alary K. Fulk Dorothy Ann Early Eleanor Williams Lois Huffman Alary Davis Kline THIRD CLARINETS Helen Fulk Ann Lohr Marilyn Zirk Rachel VanPelt Ellen Ritchie BAND Director—Air. Eddie Branner ALTOS Fadene Smith Nancy Trumbo Mary K. Dellinger Patricia Dove DRUAdS Bass—Hoyt Riddle Snare—Gene Driver, Jackie Driver SOLO CORNETS J. D. Lantz Harold Roller FIRST CORNETS Bobby Early BASSES Bevelyn Fulk Richard Litten Bobby Pennington SECOND THIRD CORNETS Donnie Moomaw Jerry Wampler Louise Showalter Dorothy Spitzer TROAIBONES Danny Spitzer Ronald Brown John Wagner BARITONE Jane Brown FLUTES Nita Reamer Loretta Reamer SAXOPHONES Johnnie Huffman Billy Drury GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW (left to right)— Aliss Mason (Director), Alary Biller, Ellen Blosser, Phoebe May, Genevieve Runion, Alildred Renalds, Jean Minnick, Geraldine Biller, Jo Ann Turner, Frances Smith, Aliss Lester (Pianist) SECOND ROW (left to right)—Pearl Showalter, Wilma Getz, Alice Higgs, Wilda Getz, Dolores Heatwole, Glenda Spitzer, Joyce Whitmire, Hope Spitzer THIRD ROW (left to right)—Edgar Keller, Jay Crider, Stanley Roller, Glenn Will, Russell Wittig, Wayne Foltz, Charles Caldwell, Lois Alay, Waldean Dove, Jimmy Rhodes FOLTRTH ROW (left to right)—Eugene Reid, Don Holsinger, Bobby Black, Charlotte Adongold, Edith Miller, Virginia Runion, Betty Southerly, Pauline Smith, Nancy Ale Williams, Stanley Turner FIFTH ROW (left to right)—Ray Billhimer, Clara Jo Sheets, Betty Lou Fike, Yvonne Simmers, Betty Crider, Patsy Smucker, Nancy May, Margaret Renalds, Norma Caplinger, Berlin Wittig SIXTH ROW (left to right)—Lula Crider, Joyce Lantz, Wanda Alathias, Elizabeth Ann Early, Louise Roller, Janalee Sheetz, Hettie Sonifrank SEVENTH ROW (left to right)—Lois Bare, Arlene Wittig, Evelyn Derrow, Ruby Showalter GIRLS ' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW—Jane Brown, Waldean Dove, Nita Reamer, Betty Fike, Alta Sue Turner, Elizabeth Ann Early, Clarene Sheetz, Joan Donovan SECOND ROW—Dolores Heatwole, Mary K. Fulk, Dorothy Early, Betty Jo Kline, Louise Roller, Nancy May, Miss Mason FORWARDS—Betty Lou Fike, Nita Reamer, Waldean Dove, Mary K. Fulk, Dorothy Ann Early, Dolores Heatwole GUARDS—Elizabeth Ann Early, Alta Sue Turner, Clarene Sheetz, Betty Jo Kline, Louise Roller, Nancy May CO-MANAGERS—Jane Brown, Joan Donovan ASSISTANT MANAGER—Wanda Hinkle COACH—Miss Ina Mason BOYS ' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW—John Huffman, Jennings Crider, Harold Roller, Carl Spitzer, Wayne Jameson, Biedler Higgs SECOND ROW—-Stanley Roller, Sonny Derrow, Hoyt Riddle, Mr. Phillips, J. D. Lantz, Jimmy Rhodes, Lawrence Roller FORWARDS—Carl Spitzer, John Huffman, Sonny Derrow, J. D. Lantz CENTER—Harold Roller, Jennings Crider GUARDS—Biedler Higgs, Hoyt Riddle, Wayne Jameson, Jimmy Rhodes MANAGER—Lawrence Roller ASSISTANT MANAGER—Stanley Roller COACH—Mr. C. A. Phillips BOYS ' TRACK GIRLS ' TRACK FIRST ROW (left to right)—Wayne Jameson, Edward Stayner, Hoyt Riddle, Harold Roller, Carl Spitzer, Hugh Billhimer, Biedler Higgs, Charles Blosser, John Huffman SECOND ROW (left to right)—Bobby Rhodes, Bill Neff, Gerald Orebaugh, Sonny Derrow, Nelson Anderson, J. D. Lantz, Edgar Keller, Gene Driver THIRD ROW (left to right)—Mr. Phillips (coach), John Bitten, Donnie Moomaw, Bevelyn Bulk, Dan Spitzer, Bobby Sager, Lawrence Roller (manager) CHEER LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT—Betty Sue Hoover, Dolly Ann Armentrout, Patsy Smucker BOYS ' BASEBALL A pnJmniiE 0 M fjd E lS£R5 E Fldv ERTfse aae vTs T COMPLIMENTS OF BROADWAY RESTAURANT ooOoo P-Nut-:- -:-Glenn ooOoo Phone 35-W 0OOO0 BROADWAY.VIRGINIA Branner Printing Service 00O00 PRINTING.LITHOGRAPHING A 00O00 Phone 43-1 Broadway, Va. Crider Brothers Fulks Run, Va. Texaco Products U. S. Royal and Lee Tires, Tubes, Accessories 00O00 Complete Line of General Merchandise Phone—Broadway 10-F-30 COMPLIMENTS OF Shenandoah’s Pride DAIRY PRODUCTS 00O00 The Valley of Va. Co-op. Milk Producers Association 00O00 41 West Washington St. Harrisonburg, Ya. SPRINGBROOK DAIRY GRADE A RAW GUERNSEY MILK oOOOo Phone 37F12 Broadway.Virginia EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Your watch tested on Pavlson Timing Machine free Fine Jewelry Watches Diamonds oOOOo PUFFENBERGER ' S JEWELRY Broadway.Virginia NEFF ' S SERVICE STATION TRAILWAY BUS STOP Gas Oil Accessories 00O00 Phone 40-F-20 Timberville, Va. MUTUAL FEED CO.. INC. FRESH MIXED FEEDS ■ ‘ “ jg ARCADY FEEDS oOOOo Broadway, Va. Phone 76 TIMBERVILLE SUPER MARKET, INC. “Specialize In Fine Quality Meats ” WHOLESALE-RETAIL 00O00 Phone 50-F-12 Timberville, Va. FARMERS EGG MARKET “Buyer of Eggs, Poultry Walnut Kernels ” 00O00 Phone 37-F-30 TIMBERVILLE, VIRGINIA ROCKINGHAM COOPERATIVE FARM BUREAU INCORPORATED “THE HOUSE COOPERATION BUILT” 00O00 Harrisonburg Virginia 00O00 Branches: Bridgewater, Elkton, Timberville Cross Keys COMPLIMENTS OF C. D. LANTZ 0O0 “We furnish material to build a house; it takes your all to make that house a home.” OOo Broadway, Virginia PERFECTLY BEAUTIFUL! VENETIAN BLINDS Light .. . Lovely ... Longer Last¬ ing ... Easy to clean .. . made of flexible aluminum alloy for long life. Sun-proof plastic finish won’t chip, crack or peel. Custom-made to fit. Come in for our estimate today. OOo ... VALANCE ... MANUFACTURING CO. Broadway, Va. . . . Phone 97-L BROCK ' S GAP SERVICE Service with a Smile oOo Phone—Broadway 12-F-14 Cootes Store, Va. GOOD FOO D = GUESTS john Sexton co. CHICAGO-LONG ISLAND CITY DALLAS-ATL A NT A—PITTSBURGH—DETROIT BROADWAY HATCHERY 00O00 Va. U. S. Approved Pullorum Passed 00O00 BABY CHICKS 00O00 Phone 40-F-10 00O00 Broadway, Virginia TIMBERVILLE COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER 00O00 POOL BOWLING SODA FOUNTAIN COMPLIMENTS OF _ RHODES CANDY_ oOOOo HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA TIMBERVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE MEATS.GROCERIES.DRY GOODS 00O00 Phone 32 TIMBERVILLE VIRGINIA GARBER ' S RESTAURANT and MOBILE CENTER 00O00 W. “BILL” GARBER Timberville, Virginia PHILCO Radios Television Sets Refrigerators Thor Washers Thor Ironers Home Freezers 00O00 Turner Electric Company GENERAL CONTRACTING 00O00 Phone 27-F-2 Timberville, Va. Pearce Acker, Inc. STUDEBAKER SALES SERVICE Phones 96 or 284 50 S. Mason St. Harrisonbrg, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF WETSEL SEED CO., INC. 0O0 Harrisonburg, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF LAYMAN ' S RESTAURANT Harrisonburg, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF B. NEY SONS Opposite the Post Office and Just As Reliable Harrisonburg, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF WAMPLER FEED and SEED CO., INC. 0O0 Harrisonburg, Va. THE VALLEY CREAMERY. INC. MANUFACTURERS OF MASSANUTTEN BUTTER VALLEY GOLD ICE CREAM 00OO0 Sell Us Your Cream—Highest Market Prices Prompt Returns—Courteous Service HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA BEAR AUTO PARTS COMPANY Phones 499 and 1462 00O00 WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA ROCKINGHAM POULTRY MARKETING COOPERATIVE, Inc. Packers of America ' s Fine Poultry BROADWAY, VIRGINIA M. C. SHOWALTER CO. INCORPORATED LARRO FEEDS FARM SUPPLIES oOOOo Phone 95 oOOOo Broadway.Virginia Broadway Metal Works Wood Burning Brooders Our Specialty CUSTOM WORK 00O00 Fountains, Feeders General Supplies Phone 86 M. C. SHOWALTER,, Manager PEOPLES CHEVROLET, Inc. for Economical Transportation SALES SERVICE Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer See the 1949 Chevrolet now on Display 0OOO0 HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF BLAU ' S CLEANERS FURRIERS TRUCKS CALL DELIVER MONDAY, THURSDAY SATURDAY LONE PINE HATCHERY U. S. Approved—Pullorum Passed “QUALITY CHICKS KEETS” 00O00 Phone 68-F-30 00O00 Timberville Virginia 1949 W CHE VROLET, The Most Beautiful Buy of All Its New Inside and Out The Finest Chevrolet Ever Built 0OOO0 New Leader Line Design New Super-Size Interiors New Panoramic Visibility New Center Point Steering 00O00 Improved Knee Action Airplane-Type Shocks Improved World Champion Engine Improved Certi-Safe Brakes Fawley Chevrolet Sales Broadway, Va. Dealer License No. 571 GOODYEAR CONTRACT TIRES TUBES HAULING LIFEGUARDS Lime Car and Home Supplies 36 Years of Better Service Stone Quality Merchandise Sand HOTPOINT 0O0 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MOTOROLA—R.C.A. JOHN E. WILLIAMS GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS Phone 51 or 75-J Phone 51 WILLIAMS GARAGE ALL STATES AUTO COURT 00 O 00 SERVICE STATION. .GIFT SHOP 0OOO0 Tenth Legion, Va. Phone 7-F-3 OUR ADVERTISERS APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Farmers Supply, Inc. Poultry Contractors 00O00 BEACON FEEDS 00OO0 FARM POULTRY SUPPLIES 00O00 Phone 90 00O00 BROADWAY VIRGINIA J. M. Hulvey Son Eggs and More Eggs ooooo j� i aoBaKE:;Li:� VITALITY FEEDS One of The Best On The Market 00OO0 _ _ GENUINE OLGA POCAHONTAS COAL Broadway Harrisonburg Phone 36 Phone 874 Rhodes Firestone Store Telephone 28 Firestone Home and Auto Supplies Tires and Tubes for All Types of Vehicles RADIOS HARDWARE PAINTS ELECTRIC STOVES SPORTING GOODS REFRIGERATORS FOOD FREEZERS oOOOo Best Today--Still Better Tomorrow Broadway.Virginia Packers of the Original Tagged Poultry Shenandoah Valley Produce Co. In The Heart of the Shenandoah Valley 0OOO0 Phone 645 181 South Liberty Street Harrisonburg, Va COMPLIMENTS OF DENTON FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS 0OOO0 HARRISONBURG.VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF HARTMAN MOTOR SALES BUICK SALES SERVICE HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF A. W. WHITMORE SONS MERCHANTS Broadway Virginia STAUNTON SPORT SHOP THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE VALLEY SPORT STORE 00O00 Staunton, Va. SELLERS FURNITURE STORE FURNITURE FOR LESS ► S.3J . ooOOo ■ ' Phone Tenth Legion 21-F-4 Route 1 Broadway Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF DR. HOWARD T. WARE 0O0 Broadway, Virginia R. I. DOVE Maker of GOOD FRESH CANDY 0O0 Phone 35-J Broadway, Virginia Schenck Cheese Co. 00O00 Wholesale Food Specialties Nuts and Candy 00O00 WINCHESTER VIRGINIA Spalding Wilson Athletic Equipment 00O00 Heavy Shelf Hardware 00O00 Electrical Appliances AT Hawkins Hardware Company GOOD GOODS ONLY. Since 1911 Class Rings .... Pins .... Club Pins Commencement Announcements Belts Buckles-Medals Trophies Caps and Gowns 00O00 WALTER B. ANDERSON 00O00 L. G. Balfour, Products 4111 Kensington Ave. RICHMOND 21, VIRGINIA Zigler Supply and Service John Deere Farm Equipment Gulf Gas Oils Bean Sprayers Norge Oil Furnaces Water Heaters 0OOO0 Phone 68-F-3 00O00 Timberville, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Valley Housing Corp. 00OO0 Timberville, Va. Phone 9-F-30 JOHN W. TALIAFERRO SONS Jewelers 50 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Ya. 00O00 BULOVA HAMILTON ELGIN WATCHES Expert Watch Jewelry Repairing CASCADE PAPER CO. North Adams, Mass. SCHOOL SUPPLIES CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT Va. Representative MR. PERRY B. ROWE COMPLIMENTS OF FRIDDLES NEW STEAM BAKERY HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA TIMBERVILLE DRUG STORE We Appreciate Your Patronage TIMBERVILLE VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF I. O. STICKLEY SON 00O00 VIRGINIA E. L. PENCE SON WATER WELL DRILLING 0O0 Phone 62-W Broadway, Virginia HARRISONBURG COMPLIMENTS OF BROADWAY FEED SUPPLY COMPANY ooOoo Honegger Red Comb Quality Feeds ooOoo Phone 85 BROADWAY VIRGINIA DOWNYFLAKE DONUT AND SANDWICH SHOP Timberville Virginia Phone 27-F-ll We Specialize in Yeast Raised Donuts ..Cake Donuts And a Large Variety of Sandwiches First National Bank Broadway, Virginia 00O00 It is onr will to provide the individual and the community with a service that really serves them and protects their interests; a sincere desire always to keep this a sound and friendly bank. 00O00 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. COMPLIMENTS OF Mutual Cold Storage Cooperative INCORPORATED 0OO00 Telephone Timberville 70 00O00 BROADWAY.VIRGINIA Cooles Store Service LLOYD K. HOOVER, Owner Manager 00O00 General Merchandise Automotive Service 00O00 COOLERATOR SPEED QUEEN Farm Freezers Refrigerators Washers Ironers 00O00 Expert Lubrication, Brake Ignition Service 00O00 RICHMOND Tires Tubes Batteries Accessories COOTES STORE VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF DR. CHARLES E. WATSON 00O00 BROADWAY VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF W. H. STULTZ BERGTON VIRGINIA LIVE POULTRY Groceries—Soft Drinks—Gas Oils SHENVALEE SERVICE STATION GARAGE 24 Hour Service New Market,, Va. WRECKER SERVICE Phone 166 COMPLIM ENTS OF T. G. RHODES COMPLIMENTS OF R. I. WHETZEL BERGTON VIRGINIA WHETZEL MEAT MARKET MEATS - - - GROCERIES - - - VEGETABLES 00O00 Phone 57 BROADWAY VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF Farmers Merchants Bank 0OOO0 TIMBERVILLE VIRGINIA WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Refrigerators Electric Ranges Electric Water Heaters Laundromats Radios, AM FM Television Water Coolers Milk Coolers Irons Toasters Hot Plates Roasters Sun Heat Lamp Waffle Irons Vacuum Cleaners Mixers cjoOoo York Frozen Food Cabinets Turner Electric Company GENERAL CONTRACTING Phone 27-F-2 Timberville, Va. MERRY-GO-BOY Seven Times the World Champion 0OOO0 C. C. Turner Farms 00O00 VA.—U. S. APPROVED HATCHERY 00O00 Registered QUALITY TENNESSEE HEREFORDS WALKING HORSES BROADWAY, VIRGINIA GMC World ' s Largest Exclusive Builder of Commercial Vehicles HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY BROADWAY, VIRGINIA ooOoo K. S. CRIST T. H. MILLER Parts Manager Office Manager J. E. HELBERT J. P. ZIRKLE MASON SALES AND SERVICE Poultry Livestock Feeds ooOoo New Idea Farm Equipment ooOoo Texaco Gas Oil ooOoo Day Phone—47-J Night Phone—47-L BROADWAY, VIRGINIA GMC COMPLIMENTS OF Broadway Drug Store CARL G. SHOWALTER, Registered Pharmacist 00O00 B. H. S. School Supplies Center 0OOO0 Remember Us After Graduation BABY CHICKS High Quality 00O00 New Hampshires Barred Crosses 00O00 Phone 871 The Shenk Hatchery wf Willomor Farm wf Registered Shorthorns 00O00 The Home of SNI-A-BAR SUPERB MERCURY the Eastern Stock Bull AND WILLOMOR PROUD MAC Jr. Herd Sire 00OO0 When you Think of Beef Cattle Think of Shorthorns Young Stock Usually for Sale 00O00 VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME 00O00 Mr. Mrs. John L. Turner Kate Hulvey, Herdsman 00O00 Phone 44-F-ll 00 O 00 WF WF BROADWAY VIRGINIA ELECTRICAL Installation—Repair—Appliances Ranges—Refrigerators—Farm Freezers Cleaners—Hot Plates—Irons—Flonrescent Lighting Door Chimes—Bells—Heaters—Fans—Lamps—Batteries Wiring Supplies Broadway Electric Service Phone 87-L Broadway, Va. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES and SERVICE TRUCK SALES CORPORATION U. S. Route 11, North 2 Miles HARRISONBURG, VA. Your Truck Headquarters Reconditioned Used Trucks Terms and Trades COMPLIMENTS OF Thank Our Advertisers LANTZ CABINET SHOP E. E. LANTZ SONS Makers of FOR US BY GOING IN TO SEE THEIR QUALITY FURNITURE Broadway, Virginia Merchandise Schewels Furniture HARRISONBURG 135 So. Main Street oOOOo Shenandoah Valley ' s Largest Furniture Store MORE TO SELECT FROM AT LOWER PRICES Before you buy , always visit Schewels 00O00 CASH or CREDIT Free Delivery to Your Home COMPLIMENTS OF _ROCCO_ oOOOo HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF SWIFT COMPANY HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA Phones 1430 1428 Broadway Motor Company INCORPORATED SALES SERVICE ' 4 9 FORD The Car of the Year—FORD 00O00 BONUS BUILT TRUCKS 00O00 •A Type for Every Hauling Need •Genuine Ford Parts Accessories •Modern Paint Body Shop •B ear Wheel Alinement Service •Special Undercoating Service 00O00 24 HOURS WRECKER SERVICE Telephone— Day 2—Night 1 and 20-L or 12-W Years of experience have taught us! Printing Pays Us Only When It Pays You! McClure Printing Company THE RUNNELS PRESS COLLEGE ANNUALS AND CATALOGS.FINE ADVERTISING PRINTING 19 West Frederick St. Phone 605 Staunton, Virginia Sometimes it is the nature of a craft to create an unbreakable tie between itself and the worker in that field, a heart attachment equal to lifetime devotion. One familiar example is PRINTING. Once editor, once compositor, or press¬ man catches the spirit of the shop, the spell is seldom broken. Like the odor of a camp fire, or a whiff of salt air, the beloved tang of printer’s ink, symboli¬ cal of a great profession, gets into your heart and soul. School Annuals, Magazines, Newspapers and Special Printing, all smack of it. It is an invisible link that binds all intelligence together. It is the stimulus for creation in business or romance. This craftsmanship, this devotion to service and alert¬ ness to business needs, has nourished and developed an enormous industrial vitality, and whichever way the course of the future runs, the printer will always find himself able to adapt his helpfulness to new opportunity.