Halifax County High School - Haliscope Yearbook (South Boston, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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TH If HALI FACTS 1950 Dulirlislwed BL, The Seniov Class HALIFAX HIGH SCHGOL I 11lIifK1X, ViPqir1ic1 Volume Dedicolion To William N. Baskerville, in appreciation of his interest, his sincere understanding, and his continued friendship, we the members of the Senior Class of Halifax High School dedicate this, , THE 1950 HALIFACTS. X x., .wi-74K 3 4 X, 1-14, ,! , 7 ,R -16 x -X .-G-75 xS S xxx 6 I' ,-'X gg ll I -T-:L- - -1 'ir ---- :L-:-Si- ' X' ,ii-4g ' ' , 'A A W 1i'E' 1 ' Im: X 5'-9 5-b N- '-'f 315s ,Q- I J xl 5 f J v M-,.,,.,- .. :' -.Y i lfg.-5 M , A I f X by , 3-V n . 3 , X -- I g is 3 , AQ 1: i, I 1 , A I Q - .1 J! I L : ? s35lZ xl -4' - uf ' Y Af nv X 'f '2':x fQ'--1 -2 .' ' ? , - v V3 ' ?5'f vnu:il'n'f'fff': LL.: ' 'ff'f' ' wx w , w QA '-Q5 Q Lx,,fQ51t 1 ,- 'f f Q1 lf' M -:'i '. ' Af, T.. .. 4... .-,,,.,i- - f -.-LT, -- - ...lg .----ii,-. -'-iii - 1 34114 . Y- I ,V 4, N,f Tycfi SURE D54 ly 'VJA I-I iqI1 School Ilcilculllq M. U. LEETE, PRINCIPAL Government MRS. LAVELLE JONES, Librarian Geogr aphy Guidance WILLIAMS E. WILLIAMS, Coach Math MRS. JOHN LENHART Commerical , E- :: EEF':EE.Z : E- 5, 3 ., ww um, ,. I H1111-f .5 ,- , !.N.zfVl'.,77L in ' '-f, 4, I K pg Q -2 Q 4 .1-5,fzv,i3.l M f-fy ngrxwsii risk' 'ir ': Y P525 9 tm 2. MRS. WARREN PACE Science MRS. KERMIT GARBER English Soc 1o1ogy MRS. LEWIS De.TARNETTE Cafeteria Mgr. MISS BET T Y BARKSDA LE English History CEFCICIQ -I-9C1Ci19PS Seated: Miss Mary Bagwell .... Miss Bessie Roberts .... Miss Elizabeth Carter .... Miss Margaret Carter ...... Mrs. Randolph Barksdale .... Mrs. Frank Powell ........... Standing: Mrs. Mary Coles Robertson ..... Mrs. Overton Hubbard ......... . Miss Kate Via ............... . Miss Langston Roberts ..... Miss Josephine Powell .................... ..... Mrs. Robert Parker ............................... Not Pictured-Mrs. Beverly Lovelace Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade O7 l'l'l CZ X -' R...- rs CJ eniorh Doem We've finished our task and the time has come When we give all our school books a rest. After twelve long years, all our studying is doneg We depart from the school we like best. We're just a small class, but we've had our fun. There are many memories we share. The Hall of Fame in years to come Will find these seniors there. As I look at my classmates, all so dear And think of days gone by I know that those of us, standing here, Will miss dear old Halifax High. We can never forget old Halifax High, Or forget the fun we have had. And now tonight as we say good-bye, We feel just a little sad. We'll remember the teachers who have been so kind Guiding us through these years. Tonight as we leave, I'm sure they will find Our smiles mingled with tears. Yes, now, it's good-bye, and we go on our way, To the shops, or the farms, or the college. But we won't forget Halifax, not for a day As we put into practice our knowledge. Mary Lea Allen RACHEL LOUISE MOORE Rachel is smart as her A's show, There's nothing in the books that she doesn't know. Freshman Class Treas.g Senior Class Sec.g So- cial Clubg Glee Clubg Beta Club, Forensic, Senior Class Historian. l SECRETARY Q75 H. FLEET POWELL, JR. Polytishun Powell Fleet, our politician might in years put into use his govern- ment ideas. Senior Class Vice-Pre g Cheerleaderg Hi-Y Pre , Art Club, Socia Q1 , Glee Clubg S Coup! cil Vice P , - .5 P . Beta Cl Pire ensicg HA ,Ja ztfifflf PRESIDENT Senior Class Giiicevs VICE- PRESIDENT YN XR x Ax wi X. X. V WV 'I if 9 L K F YE i X. xfw KATHRYNE HUGHES Kat Who always wins our beauty contest? Natch, it's Kat, looking her best. Sophomore class Vice- Rs . . yt Pres., Junior and Senior Class Pres., Basketball, Captain, Softballg Monogram Club, Music Appreciation Club: Glee Club, Student Council, Beta Club, HALI- FACTS SPORTS EDITOR. TREASURER SHIRLEY MAE CHURCH Shirley's always smiling, always gay, If she keeps this up, she'lI go a long way. Senior Class Treas.g Glee Clubg HALIFACTS ART EDITOR. MARY LEE ALLEN Bloody Mary Naturally I can't think of a thing to say about me. I'rn just plain ole' Mary Lea. Basketball, Co- Captain, Monogram Club, Glee Club, Forensic, HALIFAC TS STAFF. JAMES BARKSDALE CHANEY Barksdale supplies our laughter each day. I-Ie's a lot of fun in the witti- est way. Basketball, Baseball, Monogram Club, Social Club, Glee Club. CRADDOCK WESLEY GRANGER Where's our athletic scream? Craddock, of course, stays on the beam. Junior Class Sec., Basketball, Cap- tain, Baseball, Track, Monogram Club, Pres., Hi-Y, Social Club, Student Council, Forensic, HALI- FACTS STAFF. CLEOPATRA HASTINGS Cleo We hope Cleo can achieve her knowledge, In learning more of Hamp den-Sydney college. Sophomore Class 'Pres., Basketball Manager, Mo- nogram Club, Sec.-Treas Tri-Hi-Y, Social Club, Music Appreciation D Club, Glee Club, Stu- dent Council, Beta Club, HALIFACTS ASSIS- TANT EDITOR. JOSEPH ALLEN CALDWELL Joe New girl in school? We should have known, 'cause to her homeroom Joe has flown. Basket- ball, Baseball, Monogram Club, Hi-Y: Art Club, Social Club, Debating Club, 4-H Club, Glee Club, Student Coun- cil, Forensic. MARGERY ANN GODSEY Margie Someone to type for Mr. Leete? our efficient Margie can't be beat. Cheer- leader, Music Appre- ciation Club, Beta Club, Forensic, HALIFACTS EDITOR. BESSIE CATHERINE GROVE Betsey Betsey has such a brilliant mind, success is what she's to find. Basketball, Social Club, Pres., Scholarship Award, Glee Club, Student Council, Beta Club, Sec., Forensic, HALI- FACTS STAFF. WINSTON HAMILTON HODNETT Turkey Winston, the best shot in our room, his chalk goes over with a boom . Base- ball, Track, Mono- gram Club, Hi-Y, Art Club, Glee Club. ' CECIL THOMAS I-IUTCHERSON Whether he loses or whether he wins, you know Cecil, he always grins. Junior Class Treas.g Social Clubg Hi- Yg Art Clubg HALI- FACTS ADVERTISING STAFF. VIVIAN CAROLYN PALMER To our Vivian, we wish the best as she keeps on journeying West . Cheerleaderg Tri-Hi- Y, Chaplain, Treas.g Social Clubg Vice-Pres.: Glee Club. DOROTHY JEAN POLING Dottie For Dottie, we have to look around twice she'S so small, but awfully nice. Sophomore Class Sec.g Monogram Clubg Tri-Hi-YQ Social Clubg Music Appreciation Club Glee Clubg Student Coun- cilg Beta Clubg HALI- FACTS ADVERTISING MANAGER. I, . BESSIE LOUISE , SALLEY f, 19 Not that Louise N f J Y doesn't rate, she just doesn't care to date. Social Clubg Glee Clubg Beta Club. .TOHNY ALVIN LIGON IOhny is different from all of us, no matter what happens, he'll never fuss. Scottsburg basketball and track teamsg Ba eball. LMA AR LEN E Thelma's the girl you just can't beat, in always looking very neat. Basketballg Social Clubg Glee Clubg Beta Clubg Forensic. we It FRANCIS BRODNAX ROBERTSON Brod The bell has rung and what do we find, Brod- nax naturally isn't on time. Basketballg Baseballg Monogram Clubg Hi-Y3 Art Clubg Dramatics Clubg Glee Clubg Student Council, Treas.g Forensic, Boys State. HENRY J. TUCKER, IR. Sunny If there's any grumb- ling to be done, Sunny doe it, but all in fun. Hi-Yg Social Club: Glee Clubg Student Councilg Beta Club: HALIFACTS STAFF. JUNIORS U' ,411 nahn I E x '3 'Q '- Qs A L1 Yi fqgf-if I P 1 Q x Q i'-i . JAMES ANDERSON MARY SUE BRADLEY CRAWFORD MACK CHURCH LAWRENCE CHAPPELL FRANCES GRAVIT TE DON GUILL HERMAN HARDING, JR. ELEANOR HATCHER ULA1QMj,f-fi Lp I - fn '1 '74 , 'QCJ' 4, ,, 4.1. .fy iylbbd' 'X W V! HARRIETT IRBY EVELYN JOHNSON DODSON KEESEE JEAN LANDRUM If f r A, ,V F 1 if 4 PM 5 'I BARBARA LOVELACE DOROTHY OSBORNE RUBY OWEN JOYCE PERKINS AUDREY POWELL EFFIE FRANCES POWELL , FRANK SLAYTON BARBARA THAXTON x LUNA MAE THAXTON MARIE WATERS EVELYN WEATHERFORD I f A in J I M if JJ 0 4 M Q, jj, A, JA, . W A 4 WMOJ L Lffujiw ,LJ 1 I 1 1,1 ' z , QLW' ff' r SOPHOMORE3 J J . 'WF ' ,il :,5', E V 11 E ,. i g I I Vi A I' 'A-- f , I W ' I 65, iw i P, M Mr! If 'sf ii? ,. A S A M Eg A E if is .jf 5 W I K K I g ' 5? m..,,,, ,L V . I If T :- wx If Sf P I Kg? in Mwgvk A RRII I MP5, Q3 Wm ' ,, FY Wm? I N J JOSEPHINE ALLEN EARLIE BLANKS, JR. 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MARY STEPHENS EIVIMITT TUCK WAYNE WEATHERFORD GLOLA WORSHAM DORIS YEATTS ELOISE YEATTS mia Q , QQ. I E X ' AZALA Q .4 ma. , , -L wif if A 'f ,, ,Hg I vw- iw 4 1 a ,mm A.. gk IJLI YI JIII L A Q? ,I 2:5 'V Jiih 2 . IQ- , Q .. ij Q if , f , ,,. ..-1, A' sb I ff Az ' mf, M .n A lasik I :yin f,,.,. ' 4,11 2 :W A - :w qgg-1 .Tw .I f 1' wx ij cy, A I I W 2 L Q , W ., A wr , ' v .if I ff? ,I J L - 4 BETTY LOU ALLEN PEGGY BLANKS JERRY CARTER JIMMY CHANDLER RODRICK CHAPPELL CAIRRINGTON CLAY V7 A MIJIL . RUTH COMPTON BETTY JANE COX ALLEN DAWSON 7 HARRY DIXON f fp ANNE EDMUNDS F' CARRIE EDWARDS 4' , M214 ' if ' A ELEN ELLIOTT ANNE FA LLEN W if- M ,ROBERT GRANGER CLYDE HACKNEY fp? 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SQVQHHW GPOAQ Mrs. Robertson Teachers Mrs. Park Sixflw Grade Teacher - Miss Powell Annual Si GH Editor ................ .--.. Assistant Editor .... . Business Manager.... Art Editor .......... Literary Editor ..... Advertisement Manager. .... .... Sports Editor ....... .. .. Construction Editor .... Margery Godsey .Cleo Hastings ........Fleet Powell Shirley Church Betsey Grove Mary Lea Allen .......Dottie Poling Craddock Granger Cecil Hutcherson Dodson Keesee Frank Slayton Barbara Harding ..Kathryne Hughes Eleanor Hatcher .....Sunny Tucker Sponsors ..... ....... M rs. John Lenhart Miss Bettie Barksdale F CTIW ITIES AFX-eff A :iSQQ X E E Q EN J Q 671 Slugieni Clouncil President... ..... . Fleet Powell Vice-President .... ....Herman Harding Secretary......... Treasurer... Senior Representatives Dottie Poling Craddock Granger Junior Representatives Don Guill Frank Slayton Sophomore Representatives Earlie Blanks, Jr. Geralding Tuck Sponsors Mrs. Lavelle .Tones Mr. Mortimer Leete ............Bob Reeves Brodnax Robertson Freshmen Representatnes Ruby I-lenders on Bill Slayton Eighth Grade Representatives .Terry Carter Billy Hughes Seventh Grade Representatives Polly Roberts Joan Godsey Hi-V Top to bottom: lst. row: Earlie Blanks Jr., Sunny Tucker, Douglas Spencer, Herman Harding, John Owen, James Anderson. 1 Znd row: Robert Chappell, Mac Church, Miss Barksdale. 3rd row: Billy Anderson, Bill Powell, Wayne Weatherford, Fleet Powell, Cecil Hutcherson. Tpa-Ha-Y Top to bottom: Standing: Mrs. Lenhart, Vivian Palmer, Mary Jean Woody, Audrey Powell, Harriet Irby. Seated: Luna Mae Thaxton, Doro- thy Osborne, Arlene Phillips, Evelyn Weatherford, Julia Anne Covington. GIQQ Club Seated, left to right: J. Landrum, B. Lovelace, M. S. Bradley, D. Poling, M. L. Allen, T. Perkins, R. Moore, B. Grove, K. Hughes, E. Weatherford, C. Hastings, S. Overton, F. Gravitt, J. Perkins, L. Salley, N. Chaney, D. Osborne. Standing: B. Runkle, B. Towler, P. Bowen, E. Hatcher, S. Church, B. Cha- ney, L. Ladd, D. Spencer, R. Guthrie, J. Caldwell, F. Powell, M. Church, W. Hodnett, S. Tucker, J. Anderson, M. J. Woody, G. Tuck, A. Powell, B. Robert- son, H. Evans. Mlxsic Appreciolion First row: A. M. Mills, H. Evans, G. Tuck, D. Spenser, E. Tuck, F. Wor- sham, Mrs. Pace. Bottom row: M. Jennings, J. Hall, C. McCormick, K. Martin, N. Walker Beta Club First row, left to right: Thelma Perkins, Audrey Powell, Fleet Powell, Bessie Grove, Rachel Moore. Bottom row: Louise Salley, Margery Godsey, Cleo Hastings, Sunny Tucker, Kathryne Hughes, Dottie Poling, Mrs. Jones. x Social First row: B. Noblin, M. Waters, V. Moore, C. Hackney, A. Dawson, R Yeatts, H. Walker, E.. Lovelace. Middle row: Mrs. Garber, P. Blanks, B. McCormick, B. Cox, R. Compton A. Fallen, B. Allen, M. Lewis, J. Royster, E.. Wilborn. Bottom row: B. Powell, H. Dixon, D. White, M. Osbourne, J. Chandler, W Shortt, C. Clay, W. Rogers, R. Chappell, M. Lewis, H. Elliot. Dmnlolics First row, left to right: Bill Runkle, Jackie Powell, Sarah Hackworth Shirley Jordan, Jerry Carter. Bottom row: Joyce Moore, Bill Towler, Elton Weatherforiflsonnie Hen- derson, Billy Hughes, Anne Edmunds. b fl2fJg2i gmiff Bus Drivers A ,. ,, .,.,. Mm, , . In Bus: Barksdale Chaney. Left fo fight! Mr- Henry Russell, Don Guill, Fleet Powell. Cufefevia Lunclw Line Manager - Mrs. Lewis De .Tarnette LUHCL IQOOITI Left to right: Odessa, Rosa, Maude VOTIF ,Z . Y V ,..an-1 ,,l,-44 -.-4- ,....-- ,..,11-f I ,. 1 7', A Q, gl' :a- ' 3 , r 52 P x I Z 'I C di Q. fi X f X 14 Qs ,....f---' l-,,.. 4l?.,, 'Z' ,..1-ii - k Boys, Boslfellnczu Team H. First row, left to right: D. Guill, B. Reeves, C. Granger, F. Slayton, D. Keesee. Bottom row: W. Carlton, G. Coleman, B. Robertson. B. Slayton, L. Gran- ger, K. Martin, G. Snead, J. Caldwell, G. Childrey, G. Newton, Mr. Williams. Not Pictured: T. McLaughlin. H. S. 31 I . Chatham 33 Callands 36 Brookneal 26 Altavista 36 Renan 37 Renan 41 Clirnax 53 Spring Garden 39 Brookneal 41 Clirnax 35 Bethel Hill 74 Spring Garden 45 Altavista 41 Dan River 19 Chatham 35 Dan River 41 Bethel Hill Captain-Craddock Granger HIGH SC ORES 33 C. Granger 328 32 30 T. McLaughlin 223 32 30 D. 19 24 15 41 36 32 42 31 35 19 33 29 Guill 155 'Coach-Mr. Bill Williams Manager-Wayne Carlton Girls, Boslxellmill Team First row, left to right: Joyce Perkins, Kathryne Hughes, Mary Lea Allen Frances Cfravitt. Bottom row: Dottie Poling, Jean Crenshaw, Eleanor Hatcher, Mrs. Jones Edith Inge, Peggy Bowen, Cleo Hastings. Cl'lQQPlGGClQPS First row: Billy Anderson, Barbara Harding, Sylvia Overton, Vivian Pal- mer, Shirley Womack, Georgia Lee Compton, Marie Cheek, Barbara Owen Jackie Powell, Fleet Powell. Bottom row: Nancy Chaney, Audrey Powell. 2 BOIJS, Monoqrom First row, left to right: G. Childrey, J. Caldwell, D. Keesee, B. Reeves C. Granger, F. Slayton, G. Snead, B. Slayton, G. Newton, Jr. Slayton. Kneeling: Mr. Williams, B. Chaney, B. Robertson, G. Coleman. Bottom row: M. Brown, W. Carlton, D. Guill, K. Martin, L. Granger, J Ligon, M. Guill, W. Hodnett, C. Harris. Not Pictured: T. McLaughlin. Girls, Mmnrltuqrurn First row: C. Hastings, B. Harding, G. I... Compton, J. Perkins, K. Hughes E. Hatcher, M. L.. Allen, N. Chaney, F. Gravitt, J. Crenshaw, P. Bowen, B Thaxton. Kneeling: D. Poling, M. Cheek, S. Womack, B. Owen, S. Overton, E. Inge J. Allen. Bottom row: L. Perkins, E.. Yeatts, B. Elliott, D. Yeatts, Mrs. Jones Counlq Chanmpions s. r First row, left to right: D. Keesee, I... Chappell, J. Slayton, C. Granger B. Reeves, F. Slayton, B. Chaney. Bottom row: D. Guill, J. Caldwell, M. Guill, Coach Baskerville. Teo ITI 'Ya 'X . 'lin Sli .A ff Y rj. F f l, . . - s , 1 8-. '1' . , Hia F, K Q Q Q-7 First row: J. Perkins, R. Owen, M. Cheek, N. Chaney, E. Hatcher. Bottom row: J. Allen, M. Jennings, B. Thaxton, Mrs. Jones, M. L. Allen E. Inge, P. Bowen, F. Gravitt, K. HugheS. 1 F A V X O R ' 'I X tx ii X Class Hisiomj Let us turn back the pages of time to the memorable year, 1938, when eight of the present number entered Halifax High School for the first time. Minia- tures of Craddock Granger, Winston Hodnett, Kathryne Hughes, Cecil Hutcher- son, Rachel Moore, Thelma Perkins, Fleet Powell, and Louise Salley, frightened but determined, joined hands with Miss Margaret Carter for a successful first grade year. Santa Claus brought the second grade Bessie Grove from Virgilina High School, and the third grade rejoiced at the addition of Dottie Poling and Sunny Tucker who came to them from private schools. The fourth grade had a bumper harvest. Brodnax Robertson joined them from Fairfax, Virginia, and .Toe Caldwell journeyed from the little school of Hudson. Barksdale Chaney, tiring of his other classmates, waited for these. The fifth grade was unusual in that it gained no new members. Mrs. King, the teacher, moved to Oklahoma and Mrs. A.R. Barksdale succeeded her. The sixth grade was extraordinarly large, consequently it was divided into two groups. Some remained in Miss Josephine Powell's class while others were sent upstairs to Mrs. Mills. Barksdale, tiring of these classmates, left them this year. Miss Sarah Leigh was the beloved teacher who made their last year in gram- mar school most enjoyable. Upon entering high school they felt both proud and important, but they soon found that they didn't know everything! Mrs, Jones diligently strove to steer them into the correct channels of high school life. Cleo Hastings joined them from Scottsburg, and Vivian Palmer from Volens High. Craddock left for Clover, but after pining for Halifax for-Lgdays, he re-joined the class. The ninth grade passed peacefully enough with only their homeroom teacher, Miss Jane Neff, to excite them. After much discussion, Mary Lea Allen was admitted from the dearly be- loved Scottsburg. The highlight of the year was the Sophomore and Senior Prom. The junior year saw Margery Godsey enter from Appomattox, Va., and a tar heel, Shirley Church, migrated from Roxoboro. Barksdale decided once again to join this classg he even went to Summer school in order to be numbered among them. The last addition to the class was .Tohny Ligon from Scottsburg, This was a never-to-be forgotten year: the trip to Washington, the Junior-Senior Prom, getting out the annual, governrnent class, those last-minute preparations for final exams, sending invitations, receiving presents, and most important, that great event, GRADUATION! Rachel Moore Most Popular Best All Around Most Athletic Most Dignpified Cutest Craziest fl' Best Looking Biggest Eaters Wittiest Most Intellectual Most Optimistic Most Studious Most Likely To Succeed 1'-if Ma in Most Talented Most Outstanding FCI FDB Most Courteous Most In Love Biggest Flirts Best Sports Most Original F L ., x bkiaooe B N9 est 'Q D,- O5 es Sed ,fl ,. 'H ll Teachez-'s Pet ' , -1-S Most Pessimistic I-aziest B1ggBSt Glgglers More FGITIE . 5 M f neue ost L . NY055 Con Gndadylufe Most G elltlefhanl .V .Senior Class Dropiwecq 19601 My how time fliesl It seems only yesterday we were all together in old Halifax High. But the class of '50 has done well in the world. WINSTON HODNETT has his own radio program, The Hill Billy Jam- boree, heard every Monday through Tuesday over W. H. L. F. The theme song, of course, is Turkey In the Straw. From the world of baseball comes the news that CRADDOCK GRANGER has been selected the nation's number one shortstop. MARY LEA ALLEN is now a missionary to the head-hunters in Africa. MARGERY GODSEY is still the teacher's pet. Frank is teaching in Appo- mattox High School. VIVIAN PALMER has gone West and settled down. The 86th Congress is the scene of the most famous debate in history, The Powell-Robertson Debate, in which Senators FLEET POWELL and BRODNAX ROBERTSON are debating the Roosevelt Era. CECIL HUTCHERSON has just received a promotion at the A at P. He is now window washer. LOUISE SALLEY is the head buyer for Leggett's Dept. Store basement. From Hollywood comes the news that glamourous CLEOPATRA HASTINGS has replaced Lana Turner. Miss Hastings' latest release is Forever Cleo. SHIRLEY CHURCH has made her mark in the world as a great artist. She got her start back at Halifax High drawing pictures during English Class. JOE CALDWELL has fulfilled his ambition of becoming a missionary. He has, at last, got over the Waters and is converting souls in Nigeria. SUNNY TUCKER, now known as Dr. Henry J. Tucker, III, is a famous brain specialist. We hear he has had several patients from Halifax High. BESSIE GROVIE, THELMA PERKINS, and RACHEL MOORE are still to- gether. Bessie is head of the Igloo Housing Project in Alaska. Thelma and Rachel are her private secretaries. We don't know how good .TOHNY LIGON is, but we hear he is married to a Priest The last we heard of KATHRYNE HUGHES she had joined the Waves and has been shipwrecked on some rocky island. As for DOTTIE POLINC, she has achieved success as the model wife and mother of Halifax. She is practicing her home demonstration work. Last, but by far not the least, is BARKSDALE CHANEY who now owns half the Standard Oil Company and with his newly accumulated wealth has painted his convertible. THESE GIFTS I'M LEAVING TO THE SENIOR CLASS ARE IN REMEMBERANCE OF DAYS NOW PAST First of all, to BROADNAX ROBERTSON, I give this pencil and paper. He hasn't had any in class since we've known him. Next, to FLEET POWELL, I give this peace pipe. With it I hope he and Broadnax will be able to smoke out their disagreements about Roosevelt. To KATHRYNE HUGHES, I give this memorandum book, so she can remem- ber all those college addresses. To CRADDOCK GRANGER, I give this baseball bat. Here's hoping he can hit his way into the major leagues. To BETSEY GROVE, I give this dictionary. Maybe she can find something in it she doesn't already know. To BARKSDALE CHANEY, I give these No-Doze pills. It seems as if he has trouble keeping awake in Government and English classes. To THELMA PERKINS,I give this lantern. Hope it will help her find her honest man. To WINSTON HODNETT, I give this piece of chalk to remind him of the good old days when he was such a good shot. To RACHEL MOORE, I give this new car. She'll notice it is a Chevrolet. To .TOE CALDWELL, I give this membership card to the Lonely-Hearts Club so he will always have companionship. To VIVIAN PALMER, I give this compass. This will make it easier for her to go West. To CECIL HURCHERSON, I give these rose-colored glasses. Maybe the world will look beautiful for a change. To DOTTIE POLING, I give this watch so she'll be able to keep on being time keeper. To SUNNY TUCKER, I leave this grumbling license. Now he can do it legally. To LOUISE SALLEY, I give this mouse. We hope it will teach her how to make a little noise. To MARY LEA ALLEN, I give this map of Japan, or maybe she would pre- fer one of Cluster Springs. To SHIRLEY CHURCH, I give this telephone and a directory of North Caro- lina. To MARGERY GODSEY, I give this chain to put on Frank since he has another year in school. To JOHNY LIGON, I give this double-edge razor blade. It will take both of them to shave off that he-man beard. To MRS. JONES, I give this ticket to Kentucky. She needs a trip after hav- ing to cope with us all these years. To MR. LEETE, we give a copy of the Constitution. There might be a tiny chance that he has forgotten a word or two. To CLEO HASTINGS, we give this application blank to Hampden-Sydney College. She might like to enroll there some day. SENIOR PLAY - CAST OF CHARACTERS Bennie Davis J Zezzalee Davisl ..... I. H. Davis ............... ..... .... Benjamin Davis, Esq .... ...... Harold Beern ........... ..,. Ab Dinkler .......... Mrs. J. H. Davis .... Molly Mallerton ..... Jeanette Blue .......... Cleopatra Oleomargarine Johnson .... Director .................... . .. Stage Manager .......... .. Advertising Committee ...... Ticket Committee .... Pr ompters . . Curtain ...... Sponsor.. .... .Barksdale Chaney .Fleet Powell ......Toe Caldwell .Craddock Granger Brodnax Robertson Margery Godsey ......Vivian Palmer .....S-hirley Church .....Mary Lea Allen ...Kathryne Hughes .. Cecil Hutcherson .......Cleo Hastings Louise Salley Winston Hodnett Rachel Moore Thelma Perkins ....Dottie Poling Betsey Grove Sunny Tucker ........Johny Ligon .Mrs. Lavell Jones 1 Q 1 1 I Losi cmd -I-esiomeni We, the Senior Class of Halifax High School, being of sound mind and firm body, do hereby will and bequeath our most treasured possessions to those fortunate persons who are to follow in our footsteps, with the request that they cherish them as we have. MARY LEA ALLEN leaves her enormous appetite to that will of the wisp Dickie Cox, who we know can use it. JOE CALDWELL leaves his all-American ability to play basketball to that undying, unflinching Don Guill. SHIRLEY CHURCH leaves her gay personality to that ever laughing, ever talking, Kitty Mae Moore. BARKSDALE CHANEY leaves his sleeping ability to anyone who finds it hard to stay awake in English class. CRADDOCK GRANGER leaves that Don Juan way of his with the girls to that cassanova Herman Harding. MARGERY GODSEY leaves that sob story ability of hers to that gay, ever smiling Clarice Wilborn. BESSIE GROVE wills her genius mind and wonderful ability to study to that most brilliant student .Tunior Slayton. CLEO HASTINGS leaves her flirting ability to that girl that does so much of it--Freida Worsham. WINSTON HODNETT leaves that well filled head of his to that empty headed Mack Church. Warning, Juniors saw dust for dish water. KATHRYNE HUGHES leaves her love of a good time to Nancy Chaney, hoping she will make the best of it. I CECIL HUTCHERSON leaves his famous sass to that quiet and picked on boy Maynard Guill. DOTTIE POLING leaves her junior to Peggy Bowen. They're such good friends, she's sure he'll be in good hands. FLEET POWELL leaves that power to win elections to anyone who finds himself capable of being elected to the offices to which Politician Powell has been elected for the past number of years. SUNNY TUCKER leaves his always agreeable disposition to that boy who grumbles all the time, Lawrence Chappell. VIVIAN PALMER leaves her talkative spirit to that silent mouse Georgia Lee Compton who never gets to say anything. LOUISE SALLEY wills her dainty lady-like manners to Eleanor Hatcher. THELMA PERKINS leaves her three C's fcalm, cool, collected, temper to Effie Powell, who never blows up at anybody. RACHEL MOORE leaves her robust voice to that bustling Audrey Powell, who never says anything loud enough for you to hear it. .IOHNY LIGON leaves his ability to make friends to anyone who enters a new school from Scottsburg. BRODNAX ROBERTSON leaves his quietness and gentlemanly acts, which are known throughout, and his stupid ways and actions to anyone who thinks they can act as crazy as he has and still make such a glorious record throughout high school. a ' I ADVERTISING X 1 ' ' 0 lPT 4 V 1 f Q Z ' B E , jf, t X ,liiii . 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