Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1949 volume:

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VVe of all faiths build our inner forts, realizing our obligations to each other in the world We soon seek to make our own. VICTORY S'rAn1Um The thrills of football games . . . fthe cheering from the stands . . . banners and stirring music . . . The Big White Team fighting . . . a lesson in a truly American way of living. NVe give Z1 cheer for Victory Stadium, our partner in becoming sportsmanlike citizens. Fclmilior Corridors 3 Q 5 nnel Our Youth A a be H W fa Ki an 2: ima 4. H K B mags! Es Wm W Q mam E ,SWE my a sa m mm mama 34 ms ss an :Q w .:. 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To appreciate this right, however, we have to exercise it. 63155 Consideration for the less fortunate characterizes an out- standing and conscientious citizen. By giving to the poor and afflicted at Christmastime we help not only the recip- I-lere We Leorn Citizenshi Acting cmd Participating ients of the gifts but, in a deeper sense, ourselves. Each year JeHierson's home rooms till baskets for the needy and the members of the Hi-Y do their part by dis- tributing them. Thus we receive a lesson in charity. ' .asain Talent-born, yet distinctly civic in aspect, is the making of posters for the city school bond issue. Rarely can students take so definite a part in municipal affairs. When they do they can gain an insight into what is going on, become aware of the needs of the city in which they will probably live. Thus, we see that here is a definite point where school and community meet. GIVE HIM V' Ill L sf' is 1 I 2 mum 1 Q., La 2 .9 - f s YZMI vu- aff' . Here Are the Strong Link ,mehr Mr. McQuilki11, our Superintendent of Schoolsg Mr. Qwens, our City Manager, and Mr. Smith, Chairman of the School Board, are seen here getting their heads to- gether on the School Bond Issue. Through men of such calibre as these, looking to the future of Roanoke and working for 'the improvement of educational facilities in the city, We get our contact with the present generation of city fathers. These men are indeed 'istrong links, depended upon by both city and school to settle issues which will determine the preparedness of tomorroW's civic leaders. Good citi- zenship has need to be grateful to such a group as this one. +24 1215? vith Our Community In the two years you have been with us, you have won the esteem and confidence of every student. Among your powers of leadership is that rare one of faith in the student body's willingness to follow your leadership. NVQ: greet you as -IeiTerson's first citizen, and in admiration and appreciation, dedicate the 1949 Annual to you, our principal and friend, Mr. VVilliam D. Payne. We Are Grateful to Our Focult l H MSS' ' H li mm M sm il' :ii mi Eigiglggziifaii' ' X s s EE E ' Q me at E ,, ,Eg ,,,: g:gE'.,. q,,! s ms m S E E 5 im 'Y . :'.-in w-ma my-. r :, . W L E - LB SR l' 5 HK . s N s ESF fx' ,JH ,:,,..,.,.,. W9 -K S s if M W-sggfwa Ei:-:.::: in sp - a:. 4 -A f:::f:f aw . iii: 2 E as : ' ' 1 a mls as qs. :::::: ::: ms saws sms: :: mg -si? : .:.:fEf!:Ef5 SSI' 'JH ' - B a : , I :- 1. s W as ::: , wg-H swzgngss :::f9s, ' s-ms ami? sm: :nas :- sms sw wa y . sw ,sa - .sw ' ana swim s ga-a : , ls.. .a g a ma an 5, S8 ' l 1 E s .: s-w. -is as ,as .E .asm HQ'SS R EE E 5 is s - 8 H EEE as gfqa H mmgmw Wg fa in Wa EE Ea W A mf Lg imma: : an Kwan Mr. Alfred Fisher, assistant principal and director of activities at Jefferson, is certainly one of the hubs of our varied school life. All roads lead to the Activities Office where the business arrangements for athletic, educational, and cultural events that take place in the high school are made. Classroom textbooks, lost and found articles, school supplies, and Senior dues are administered in this office. Keeping up with the many activities at Jefferson is no small feat, yet Mr. Fisher is always in control of the situation. +!l14fll' S VE Tor- Row: f. N. Harker, Vocational Guidance Director for Baya- lllrx. R. Haxh, Vocational Guidance Dirzctor for Girl: SECOND: lllisr E. Cliefney, Ofc: Secrctary Mrs. M. Wlorrirctt, Secrciary to the Principal THIRD: zlfliff fl. Shipman, Secretary in flctizlitin' 0-pic: Blix: F. Miller, .fl.r.ri.rtant Librarian FOURTH: Ilflrs. D. S. llfalxon, Librarian Zllrs. M. V. Stzvenron, .fl:.vi.rtant Librarian or Direction in Citizenship The faculty is indeed the key force behind the graduation of each senior class-ours is no excep- tion. It has been through their direct guidance that we have been able to leave our marks of accomplishment in our three years in high school, have made plans for our life in the years following commencement exercises, and have received the training necessary for those years. An added note we will remember will be the fellowship between us and our teachers at Jeffer- son. We think of them not only as the sources of our learning but also as some of our best friends. The faculty-student relationship at Jefferson is a particularly unique one. While still retaining BELQW: rllrf. llafh, Illrx, Ilforrifeit and lllr. Harker prcpare college mzlrzznfe formf the dignity that teachers are entitled to retain, our faculty members nevertheless take just as enthusiastic a part in school activities as do their teen-aged charges. Assemblies, rehearsals and athletic events al- ways find our instructors lending their support and giving us confidence to go on. That unmis- takable evidence of oneness that we feel seems to penetrate Jellps corridors and bring master and pupiln together. Citizenship on the other side of the fence certainly seems a desirable status if it may be judged by our high school relationships, Part of which we owe to our teachers. 4i15l5' I asa. ., . . . A . I J B ., 3 ' . H at W- Q :it i ' a N xii , - as .ii to as ls '..a H .Ji ---Y - di ' M R5 -IQ' an H H- Z- QQ 2 asap, f-- is sims ummm - me 'NNW ,swim 1. Q su imma new vs - , H BX' ' Y as J, V , m-we is . r . , T' A is ' mm ...,, E aff -as W was as is it as sem., ABOVE: M in Sliipma-n, Illisf F ixher, Jilin Clzcfnzy and Mr. Barber clzfcle .rtudmt record: and attnzriancz MGE E - , English In our English Department we become familiar with the great personages and writers of today and yesterday. Thus we grow in the knowledge of the old and new classics of literature. By learning to comprehend our na- tive language in its best form, we are able to reap the full rewards of rich self-expression. Here, Mrs. Dorsey and two students listen to the record player to an interpretation of Shakespeare by Maurice Evans. We Are Taught the iuu DUAKU tri? . ' Fine Arts Music, drama, and art com- pose our Fine Arts Department. The students are oliered the finer points in each lielcl. Our unaware minds are cultivated and tuned to an appreciation of good taste. VVe are taught through actual participation in plays, the choir and band, and in all the phases of art. Here, lVlr. Gridey instructs the choir accompanist during a rehearsal of a student production of Gil- bert and Sullivanis Operetta, H, M. S. Pinaforef' n tag.: m W n Foreign' Language Europe and America are more closely interwoven today than ever before. As the world shrinks, it becomes more and more im- perative to know a language other than one's native tongue, as well as Latin, the original parent of them all. The culture and habits of other lands are absorbed as our scopes are widened. Our interest in inter- national affairs increases. Here, hfladame Fallwell tells two stu- dents about an historic peace in France. rt of Personal Expression sm msn 22 A .msn mms 22 ms H . 2. L n 22 . 2 5' 2 2 2 2 Ns- H55 2 BEE dm 2 22 B 2.5 F. DENNY Mus. R. DORSEY Mus. E. DREXVRY Euglixh Engliflz Englifh M. BOWMAN MRS. V. C1-:IPP E n glixlz E 11 gl ixlz 2 K V w y X -37 2 W 2 X f 2 2 K E .... 2 2 gggfg EH 22 ' 2 202 2- 2 A- .fi 2 f 2 22222.22 2 5523 H H H , ' 2 222 22 2 - ws - 2 2222 22-2 -H W 2 2222-22 222 , E Q w 2 222 ,., , f ,,. is V- Q x X S HAYWARD Ilead of Englirh N. LUKENS Ellglflfh P2 I - D. PAYNE Euglixlz My 13 -2 sg :22 25 2 22- 2. mi sm? R. E Mas, R. RINGLER j. UMBERGER D. S. CKOWLLY English Englirk A 'VSpam:lL - H -V - ::: A U I wg 2 gzj ' 2, E l ,... 2 ,Q H E ' ,.1,i. ' 2 ' 23' 'LR' 22 - 13' 2 : :': gg 22 . H' E 2. - :2' ..-2 :': :': V W ' 2 2 '- 22 2' 22 1: . uul, ..,. K , ar k xx 21 E .A I ik ,f :'- 22 2 1 ' 0 has H. FALLVVELI2 R. Noam. M11 . 2- Sfxssxzn J. R. Wnmz R. M. Gnzrrmf M. H. JOHNSON Head of F ranch Hmd of Latin Head of Ari Band Dirertor Mufic Dirccioz V Spank Dzrector Mathematics and Science Mathematics and Science have taken the lead in the last decade. We have seen the discovery of the atom, and the emerging of a. revolution in all theories. The original construction of man and animal is clarified for us. Untold opportunities for the greatest good and equally great evil are revealed as more and more insight is achieved into the sciences. We learn that there is great beauty in the flawless harmony of mathematics. Our minds are trained to think logically and clearly. The destiny of humanity lies in our ability to think logically and clearly. Here, Mr. White teaches some students one of the fundamental experiments in laboratory science. . HQ Z2 SH l l 5 9' msn We 1-.'a'- B fig? , BTL mms Xia-S 1 . :B: ' ' . -H95 . . gifgggmzgfefg m at E 5' E QE -sis: is lisiggjgms . ss Wg 2 .els ia ti I ms E E s -33 .sg si-sg H s may ,, was Ease Physical Education and Health Good health is the basis for a good life. If one is healthy, so much more can be achieved. Like the Spartan youths, we build strong muscles and straight bodies. One of the tests of a successful and abundant country is the physical appearance of its youth. America has not only a healthy people but a tradi- tion of fair play and good sportsmanship. KVe must learn to lose cheerfully as well as win. In our Physical Education and Health Departments, we learn these principles through sports. Here, our instructors are checking the health conditions of some students. We Troin Gur Minds ond Bodi ma Q5 History The world of tomorrow is in the hands of today's youth. In order to act in a mature and intelligent manner, we must know of and benefit from the knowl- edge of the World of yesterday. We must learn from the mistakes and great contributions of our ancestors. Nlankind has striven since the dawn of civilization for everlasting peace. Fortilicd with old and stable truths we shall be better qualilied as adults to take our turn at the mighty wheel of progress. hfliss Duncan is pointing out America's geographical status on the map to two of her students. to Respond Quickly M., NX. . . 1. A .-if -I-rf 2:318 1 H K -2 ' 35.14 - D v R. C. BARBPIE N. P. Cfxlvrun MRS. J. CLARKE SCl.L'7lCE Pfzyximl Erlumfiozz .Mat.'ze1nntic.v F. COOPER M. DELONG Science Bible L Mus. E. FIELD M. FISHER Mus. L. GREENLEY B. I-I.xm'1wmN A. D. HURT lliflory J1IlIllIIflI1lIffL'J' Science lllzmifzelrzalicr PII-3YIZ.C0IEIiIlCHf1iI1ll P5 lx ' NI. DUNCAN Hiriory 3 if Ti 3 - 1': fg -, 1 il if W ,V,,: -,- K G. A. LAYMAN Head of Hixfory M. Noam. S. PENN D. W. PERSINGISR C. L. PITZER, IR. C. R. ROIIRDANZ W. R. SAUNDERS Zyllllfllflllllfilfl lliftory Iliffory Iliftory Head of Scicvfcf Phyfifzzl Etlucafirm If. SIIOYVALTER R. E. SINK N. SM1TnEY R. P. VIA M. G. WVHITE W. E. VVILSON Bins. Rl. ZIROFF fliftory Srifenrc Ilenrl qf' Hlntlzevmzlicf Driving Ilmd of Srimzcf PlljVIiEdIEC1NIdl?'07l Head of Girlx' -if 19 E29 Plzyrical Edumtion WF' Commercial The world of commerce beckons to those who can take a place in the ofhces of enterprising concerns and work to prominencein the community. As preparation for a position in one of the businesses of Roanoke, students in the Commercial Department are given training in the skill subjects. In the terminal year a class in Office Practice provides an opportunity to obtain a Working knowledge of business machines and to receive actual business experience. Seen here are two girls receiving from Miss Harris instruction in the use of the adding and calculating machines. it Vocational Education In an era of industrial progress, the skillful handling of machinery is an essential art. A knowledge of mechanics is a most worthwhile achievement and lends itself to creation for the good of many people. Vocational Education at jefferson, now in its spacious new setting, expects to realize its goals even' more elfectively than it has in its old temporary building. One of these goals is to produce advanced apprentice machinists. . In the scene to the right, Mr. Inge is demonstrating to several of his vocational students a dial indicator for truing work in a lathe chuck. A Procticol World Gt l ,4 T lu -L Home ECONOMICS An enriched curriculum attempts to look after the rounded development of all the students VVhcthcr she goes or doesn t go to college, the average girl 'nt some time is a homemaker Our department has a viried program dex oted to the matters of the homt 'ind furthermore to the teaching of skills th it will improxe personal appearance Flhe Home Economics Department helps '1 girl to learn to appreciate and properlv care for her clothes and her room, to choose the tvpes of clothes suited for her and to learn to make her own garments in the latest style. In the picture ue see Miss Vi1, 'i Home Economics instructor showing two girls the correct may to turn up the hem of 1 skirt. Demondf Leorning by Doing I G. A. BRANSCOM W. I. BRINKLIEY V. CALDWELL V. CARTER T. CI-IAMI3IsRs MRS. R. DAVIS Commercial Vocafional Ea'ucario1I Home EE0l101l1iCI Commercial Commercial Cafeieria Director AIRS. K. FITZGERALD V. HARRIS W. O. PIOLLOWAY K. D. INGE E. JOYCE S. R. LECKINGTON Commercial Head of l'Y0C!l2'l.07ldl Education Vocational Education Comm-mer Buying 1J7'l.7lf'i71g COHl77lEI'C1.l1! ! nv!! H. W. RIONROE D. W. Moonmw R. A. NEXVKIRK W. D. OWEN M. OBENSIIAIN L. STALKER ll-lainievmnce 1,0CIlY'I.0H!Il Educuiiowz Head of l'ocaz1'vvna1 Educalion Covzzmercial C01ll71Z6'l'CilII Vocalional Education A. R. 'TRINKO E. XHERRAN V. VIA MRS. H. WILLIAMS M. YVILLIAMSON C. W. WOODSON l'ocaI'io1za! Ifclzncation Home Econoznicx Home Ecovzomicf Head of Head of A Vocational Education IJ1'.fll'i1J'I-LYITTIE Education Home Eco,'1.omIc: -'Ef 21 QS'- Ecich Spring Groduotion LEFT 'ro RIGHT: ill. fl. Hfyzztl, Trezzr'zu'er,' B. j. Dzcleer, Vice PfEI'Z.I!Kllf,' j. Lexfer, lJFt',i'I'dL'IIf,' ill. Graziar, Snremf-y lXfIr. Nl, G. White Ch-iff flcivifov' ADVISORS hfliss Harris kliss Stalker iNlr. Branscom Miss Denny' Nliss Bowman hfliss lX'l. Noell Nliss Penn Mrs. Clarke Nlr. Saunders Senior Class The ultimate in high school memories having been grasped, the Senior Class of ,4Q looks back on its history from sophomore standing' through graduation. ln 1946, we came to Jefferson as individuals, un- certain of our new adventures. Our first year bridged us to a promising experience as juniors, and then we found our climax. Our senior year began with the senior class play, Our Hearts XVere Young and Gay. This delightful and hilarious comedy drew a tremendous audience which enjoyed it greatly. VVe proudly think of our seniors who helped to govern Roanoke for a day. Then there were those of us who assisted in the bond issue campaign. XVhile some gave speeches before clubs and on the radio, others made posters and assisted in various Ways. W'e really helped our community here. Another of our big events was the spring carnival sponsored by the student government, a preliminary to the Junior-Senior Prom and high school's final flourishes. +34 22 lif- ireets o New Citizenry Betty Gordon Allman l Esther jean Amalons: N Karl Kirby Anderson Derwood james Anter atrick .Ioyan Andrews erzlldine Davis Arthur ames Dimitri Apostolou 'alter Abraham Arnold ctty Alice Baker everly Francis Barnes 'if '23 Er- Q Nsfwffrl C7 6fv,. 7?'. 'fr Q! 71 45 fx QJLQXW Gfgsw cg M A EENIUHE Passing from High Schoc -W, M s1isv,sTQ ': m 7' mi 'ill 24' lk- Stratford Arnold Barnes Nlartha Anne Bates Jacqueline Lee Beckwith Alma Virginia Bell Russell Austirm Bach A Ray Wilson Barbour l Hampton Robert Bates. tlrl Floyd Edward Bentley Barbara Lee Bell Norma jean Bible Mavis Jean Blackwell Doris Adele Blankenship David Stone Bernard John Mason Bishop, Jr. Byron Barton Black Donald Bruce Black Greta Jean Bolling Arbutus Ycttie Bolt Nancy lX'I21e Booker Ann Talialcrro Boswell fo Colleoe or l Iary jane Bowles Iacqucline Anne Britt arbara Ann Brown lartha Frances Brown Villizun David Bolt, jr. Donald Claude Booth ohn Victor Bowyer 'luglx Eldridge Brown, Jr. 'ornma Louise Brown lnthalie Bryant vlargaret Ann Buckles ,aura Lee Burnette Varren Howard Brown lfred Pcrrow Burrows licrnian Ace Cable Voocly john Campbell lva Louise Cadd lollie Lou Calhoun ornia Lee Carroll nth Lorraine Cary Business r 2.3- Ms r S Q KB-. .., -:El 25 lif- Hopefully Awakening age --1 Helen Edith Castros Mary jane Catasca Arm Elizabeth Cathey Barbara Ann Clark Theodore Harry Cannaday Robert Irvin Carper Robert Garland Cassell Harry Kenneth Caywood Sue Pollard Cocke Sally Lee Cook Betty Gillespie Cooper Gloria Jacqueline Copenhnve Robert Angle Cheatham Charles Arlen Check Paul Huber Colley, Ir. Guy Landon Cooper Barbara -lean Creasy Doris Marie Cummings Betty Louise,Davis Lois Marie Davis fvzue ' . Gffddma, L X644 l' W JQQLA ' W J ly. f S VC .A,e3:,,,-,,,fQ,.Q 01,44 421-'H-2,MJ 521, V' ,f C. M aura ge . ,za 2 7,4 .A . 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We 'EFS QW? saw an me -ss W wg X ing n ss - m ss The Joy of Working Togeth an is H? sexy?- w gm : w ss ,, me M aw HE .EX v 5 Q Q ES me in nga mhfsm is is 2 SWE gum an an nm an nw: 2. 9 ,sw an va ss Us sms gr na-1 me E ,KE iii m assi in aka an is w nm- m el -. E an e m E n -r we ww is xx 1 an mn fi, . H ew, Q 75 5: ss 5 yer HQ ieeegeem . .W i.: H W W is B - : B s R .. as . A an gsm 3. 2 in ss ,-em 1 s is .P Hgh? J' ' r in Q mm -nugzm . W we 'i -5 nn an n gn M EE E IE Wm is B an mmm Elizabeth jane Dyer Jeannine O'Neil Elmore Dorothy Lee Erickson Jennie Bland Evans Raymond Eugene Duncan VVilliam Kenneth Duncan Charles Edward Dunn Roger Eugene Elmore Lois Evelyn Evans Cynthia Rockwood Farr Bertha Elvera Feucr Ann hlarie Fralin Hugh Morgan Feather Gene Winston Ferguson Earl Byron Finley, jr. Roy Edward Foutz, jr. Emily Carolyn Friend Patsy Ann Fronk Dorothy Ren Fulcher Elizabeth Anne Fuller or o Better Community is Nlagdalene Fulp rry Lee Garber lsephine Yearclley Garrett ary Patricia Gibson nard Milton Fulcher hard Edwin Gillock hard Lawrence Gilmore n Norman Godfrey en juanita Gillespie ty -lane Goodpasturc rgaret Burwell Graves hlcen Grace Gregory liam Francis Goggin liam Roy Goggin ald Charles Gordon iald Lee Graham iuclyn Eilcne Gustin vldinc Penctta Hailey c Hairhcld rly joan Hall ini QSM, ma-' .1 mwwm ma HW sis mx w it is Bmw mmm an rf- M W M We S938 'EE me 9 30 JE? Carrying High Icleo Marie Frances Hall Jacqueline Virginia Hall Martha Pauline Hall Ella Mac Halsey' Joseph Franklin Graningcr Charles Lee Grubb Henry Bentley Hahn Howard Merton Hamilton, Jeanne Ruth Hamilton Jean Dolores Hampton Peggy Ann Hamrick hlargarct Ann Harrison Harold Curwood Harris Herman Gene Harris James Nlack Harris Jack Samuel Henderson Nancy Lce Harveycutter Hazel Wiona Hitc Nlary Elizabeth Huclcllcsl Barbara Jeannine Hudson and Inspired Plans :anette Hutchinson nita May Hylton lnora jane Johnson icqucliuc Perry johnson xul E. Hess uy Noah Hollans, Ir. -njamin Mitchell Howze, Jr. Hull' Hurt, Jr. , L i rolyn Rea Jones X 'ginia Caroline Jordan Q 3, M3 354 l i rbara Lou Kane X In . C . nda -lean Karlet ,, rs 1 W , ' l .E 1 gh A' a-Riagg Q Qggr: 2 ' av FEES A Www. +1 by Ray Hyatt lliam Walstrum Kavanaugh, uglas Harris Kerr one Kermit Keys ol Frances Kavanagh A, inc Davis Kcy I 1 garct Bradshaw Kidrl zzu ' hfyona Kittinger ' I ': '-Rf, ,wiv K P gl? w n A ' ' . WM .if 31 FQ. . V gy X r xx, V .K I.,- :,,k1u it A ,t 'Q E 32 li:- Thoughrs of Friend Geraldine hfleryl Leftwich W Alice Marie Light l Dorothy Anne Linclsley Jane Thatcher Loyd Russell Earl Kidd, -lr. Glenis Richard Konnagan hflillard Leslie Lemon joseph Eli Lcscure Geraldine Ella Ludwick Peggy Ann Lumsden Carol Sue lX'Iain Elizabeth Woodbury Nlar James Cary Lester Stephen Frank Lichtenstei Admiral Dewey Little, Ir. Daniel Luke Lynch, Jr. Anna Ruth Nlarshall Hazel Virginia Martin Helen Irene Martin Helen Louise Nlartin nd Formotive lDoys Labcth Ann Mason incos Nlarie hlassey ne Lee McDaniel ty jo McGhee Acnce Rudolph Martin crt Wayne Martin iam Randolph Martin iam Clarence Mattox, Jr. lcline Nleador y Jane Nleadows ara Tzxpley Miller ma Nlae Nliller er Franklin Mawyer lol Czlnnaday Maxcy s Herbert Maxis licrman McCann tts Iris Mills s Lce Nloore Lee Morgan Ann Nlorris Qs! ss 5 -Fil 34 iii- Proud of the Chant Dorothy .lane Moulsc 1 Virginia Lucille Mowbray l Helen Elizabeth Myers Grace Darling Nelson NVilliam Boyd N1cDaniel Garrctte Edward McGuir james IiCIlVV2lI'Ll Metz Marvin Bennett Milan Phyllis Anne Newman Elinor -lane Nixon Roberta Burks Obenshair Carole Susan O'Bricn Eugene Herbert Mitchell Robert Roy Moflitt Benjamin Clovis Mooma Charles Rodney Mowbrn Annie Hawes Penn Ethel .Ianis Perdue Nancy Lcc Phillippe Janice Fay Pinkzird J Help o Cnty Grow :y jane Pittman lie Belle Pollard Ibara -lean Power me Pugh nerr Ammon Mullins ald Taylor Mundy liam Clyde Nfurray, Jr l Edward Neathawk y Jean Quisenberry' ion Carrolle Reed y Kathryn Recd inia Ann Reed ell Leon Nichols ld Olivexr Nofsingcr ard Whitmel Norlleet cy Lee Ov erstrect Ann Reynolds mia Joyce Richardson hy Mae Rierson Frances Runyon Proud to Build o Stole Lucille Eloise Rusmisell W Bettie Jean Saunders l Patsy Jolene Saunders jean Audrev Sawyer Durward Warren Owen Philip Edmund Pannill James Earl Parrish John Merriwether Peek, Jn Carolyn Scott Laura Alma Scott Betty Louise Sink Margaret Elizabeth Sink Charles Garland Penick james Elwood Peverall Elijah Graham Pillow Marvin Lee Pollard Louise Dudley Sloan Sarah Ann Slusher Martha Ann Snyder 'riet Ann Spencer 'riettc Catherine Spencer Notion, o World anne Nlae Spencer rgaret Ann Steele mic Randolph Powers nan Victor Pugh iam Vlfatson Purkey A ert Dean Ramsey ana janet Stover aret Ellen Straightiff ie Stultz Strickler yn Sue Strickler Tyler Richardson die Alton Robertson it john Robertson alter Rowland y Yovonne Stull ia Beatrice Tayloe Bee Taylor ' 06,11 f il 231.21 6527 -ll 37 lie W ,Q rr Ky. Ba, Each Orme Tracing o Pot Patricia Ellen Taylor Rosa Ann Thomas Bettina Anne Trainer Patricia Anne Tucker james Robert Saul Andrew Nlauricc Saunders James William Sawyer Samuel Andrew Scott Joan Faye Via Faye Stewart Wade Norma Gene Wade Carolyn Thomas YValker Vlfillizun YVaync Scott XVilliam Franklin Settle, i Earl jackson Shaver, -Ir. Dwight VVhitncy Shobcr Alacquclyn XVall Patricia Anno WValtcrs Barbara Anne Watkins W or Frames His Future --may ,, mf ncy Lou Vlfebster sc Ina Weeks ricia Ann VVeidner ry Esther Weinstein ummm new - ss v ME,-f mam nm nk Elmer Sink l Grayson Skcc-ns, jr. Howard Slusher ert Worth Smith Y mann y Virginia Wells M ia Nlae Whzlnger ara Helen VVhite ia Frances Whitehead wma Bm ss as iam Franklin Spencer ton William Staggs mas Edward Stephenson dc Elliott Stewart, Jr. A H :ir Qing rec Carter lfVhitescarver a Page Wickham Lester W'ilbourne r , an ws -ss ma EQ, is were we mn mam K E 5 me na,-A mx. mi mzmasss mf EEA 'Ui mm mm sw mama mn Q e mmm QE Hmmm- B, M rr ,, E eww -- .1 rw mn- EK Wm mama 14 -1 Q w is nn an xx a mn- mf an si an mm E. uw nu- nz 1 mar ug- me i i Wx a se engage I' i X m is m 1 mm an mn su-i-I m an-- n is is wr nn an E 45 ng E M :W B mfr an we E is Wifi! a an a is X ww a mn H i H H BW E 1 my egg-HE m a 'im M Egg E 5588 ks . W is , n is is ssrm E . Eli Reocly ond Willing Citize na is - is uf E mn w is in nriga is a - n I K rm E wa a a a sm ,gm an 1 B Q A T ns guy an mx- Q-mmm ia mm - E nm H sim Q mg-rg is 51 a mum mms mx im is if ma B H B gzgm gm an gg m lm:-in is is is an ma m 2 E: B qs H is wwjm B - B is Mi. 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U eel 4.0l-L'1- Ei is is -is msg an snag :H H E E Ek mania is F mann sf Julia Ann Williams Phyllis Janette Williams Margaret Ann Willis Patsy Dcll Wilmer Harold Leigh Stultz Guy Grayson Summers, jr William Von Thadcn John Anthony Thaxton Mary Louise Wilson Lelia Anne Wiiiglicld Gloria Delphiue Woodfor Helen Elnora Woodford Herbert Leston Townsend Beverly Lee Tucker Duvall Daniel Turnbull YVilliam Archie Turner hlollie Alberta Worley hilary Ann YVyatt Bettye Jacobs Young repcured for Their Task arlcs Nlason Vandergrift nn Henry Vandcrgrift, jr. bert Emmett Vaughan, jr. ha rd YVilson Verell ord Owen Vernon 1z1ld Emery lfVallace ward Wayne Walters cs Edmund Watson ey Thomas Webster rles Chancellor VVentworth II glas Banks Whitcnack ene Wilkes iam Louis YVilson rt Copeland Woodruff er Byron YVoodrum rs Albert Wbolfolk les Benjamin Wright r Wallace Yates, -Ir. ard Rae Yeatts ,an nr ms .,, lm a me me new xmas use a nf El 441 Ev- Q rs me-5 -me mms a rs an nm gen As Juniors We FIQQNT Row, LEFT TO IIIGHTZ P. Som1nard:1lil, Secretary: C. Sfrni-nizzrdnlzl, Vic: PFi.f1idElI.l,' F. Sumpler, Trearurel' SECIOND Row: T. Caldwell, Prexidznt, Spring, '4Q,' G. zlfIrClaizalzmz, Preridzut, Fall, '48 K 272 sl .2 x A ...:,.: s .5-E wg g -X 5 gags 3 3,232 ssfiiign H . ms was E X rx 'E 'M ss l . s a swf maxi .ia iffbh 5 H is Q Nj . ..,,.,L gg I gn H li, 1 E Q Q xiii Q ' F: 235. . . M5 HQ?-.j snags is Y ' MESH Q ggi Es S Q ,is H X .,.,. t H 2 3 1 swiss - N F . iiIi'Z'I' ' SEE Sg r -2 f 33 j .Y 5 i M2171 if ' A Mrs. E. Drewry Cfliff .-lclmirrn' ADVISORS Miss Chambers Mrs. Carter Mrs. Fitzgerald Mrs. Sasser Nlrs. Zirofl' Nliss Fisher Miss Delong Miss Hartman Miss Dupuy Miss Payne Mrs. Dorsey Nliss Moore Mr. Sink Nlrs. Chipp iXfIr. Pitzer hir. Barbee Nlr. Crowley Junior Class Our midstream status in high school, arrived at in our junior year, is really an important stage. VVe have lost the bewilderment of sophomores and have a senior year to anticipate. Early in the year We begin to take a real interest in the life at jederson. The strangers of last year are now our cherished team- mates. We begin to Walk together in many projects: student government, committee Work of all kinds, athletic and literary contests, dramatics, spring carni- val, hosts for the junior-Senior prom, For several weeks the bustle of planning for this big event starts. Then there is the night of gaiety, fun, laughter, with the work and ideas of many a junior packed into our evening. Now at the close of our junior year, we are looking forward to that most glamorous of all years-our senior year. -fil +2 251- Gi V Sr: Abbott ith Abbott Jrotliy Adkins nes Akers net Akers bert Akers ie Alexander ry Alice All ice Altice milton Andrew ies Andrews 'e Apostolou '-tchcn Arthur ma Austin lcn Austin uglas Ayers bam Bailey s Baker vall Balocliic nm Balochie is Handy yle Barger ise Bates zildine Baync P J 'Y -b -79' 4' V NK . A fi? V 1 r 'sv I Iciifiliwgl ll: Y , 1 , ' 5 l , 1 S ' all ,. 43-l d Look Ahead Fife .WMZZLQQQTZ Q, U' -af-1:52 oflfezful-U I 5? A 1 -f 259 ., A- f-x,x' !f9.ff ' , X ji gff !b Ll, ky Wfgbwa M1 ,uv ,IN i Fil llqlw Md' , f v , u. , V4 1 S ly wJ.,av' f Q41 ly Q ' ff V Hb I ,Jfkf X470 Q17 X2 i' CV ,ff-'R A ,ff .Q .if- - .f :,. ' F JUNIEHE lil X aio x, Q. X ps . 1. -- 37 ff' 'fy rj, K0 :A f- Hp- . gff.?i.Lp4!N 35? -. 41L,!'-rfv:f:2,,f-d:.4 4f,L,--asf,-is -, -' -cf,,,fW'bS.f4t.fzVf2.'1d2,.g7 i V . Q 'lf uw A Vp , ,:f'dQJ:.,L-5,,,R.3,..,ff:i':.1.fQP Fw 4 - v22f:J,f,fv:x by . J. Ltat-,.f:1:4' 1 V' 1 E h D ,-5 Q C P P . C 4, rg Je , A Q GC C , LL .. :iiP1Il' 48. - - L 13- L-'ef':a.lA,:, , 7f1,jlg?1tL4f-:-fl-- 'Z .' V' 1f3flL: 5E'l' :if J 4'::JM ' 'f'A - '- . , , N, L A 1 Y Barbara Beach it K f Betty Bell ,l ilk ill' an li, ls ll. 'E 53 i f vb ,, l ily xi B I '. I nb x +24 44 Wallace Bernard Mildred Berry Nlolly Bird Virginia Blair Claire Blount Norman Board Pauline Board Geneva Bolling ,lohn Boon Joanne Bowling Frances Bowman George Boyd Fred Bradley I ,lean Bradley Beverley Brady F .lane Brammer Fred Branscoxn Regina Brightwell Nancy Brindel Charles Brown Jack Brown Nlildred Brown David Brubaker Anne Bryan Frances Buchanan Fred Bullington Glenna Burford Patricia Butler Thomas Cahoon .lane Walker Caldwell Troy Caldwell Edward Campbell Gene Campbell Maxine Cannaday Louis Caplan Betty Carbaugh Martha Carper Nancy Carper Nancy Carroll Harry Carter James Carter Phyllis Cassell Dorothy Cliewning Melvin Childers lrVilIian1 Childress Harold Chittum Priceless Link Fontaine Churchill Geraldine Clark Marilynn Clark Robert Clelnmcr hflartha Anne Clentlenen Geneva Clifton Rhoda Clifton Betty Clowers Calvin Cochran Hugh Cocke VVallacc Coffey Eugene Cohron Beverly Collins Dolly Conner Bertha Contos Sam Cook Lois Coon Robert Copenhaver Dorothy Cornett Doris Corvin YVillian1 Craft .lewett Craig Roger Cramer Betty jean Creasy iilizabcth Crockett Frances Crouch Phyllis Crowder Virginia Cruinpecker Madge Cushing Betty jean Custer Flo Gene Darragh Harry Davidow David Davis Dick Davis Margie Davis Nancy Davis Anna Lee Deaner Harry Dcaton Patty Derring Eleanor De Vaughn Betty Deyerle Charles Dickenson Meredith Dickerson Patricia Donnelly Peggy Dooley Williani Dooley Esther Dowdy Mary Duncan 46 The Connection thot Joi Thomas Duncan VVilliam Edmunds Edward Ffdwards Charles Elton Fleming Feather Nlildred Feather E' xleaniene Ferguson Maggie Lou Ferguson Nancy Ferguson Ann Fichtenger john Firehaugh Bettye Fisher Anne Fishwick Earl Fitzpatrick Hugh Fletcher Fay Fogle James Fox Randall Fralcy Betty Fralin Nancy Francis Betty Frith Charlotte Fulcher Wanda Garnancl Betty Lou Garrett -lames Gary Harold Gettle Hubert Gibson Wayne Glass Patricia Glover Linwood Goad Mavis Goad William Goad F? Harold Goldstein Donald Graves Ailene Grisso Joyce Grissom Basil Grubhs Margaret Gusler Mary Ellen Hadden Eleanor Hale Nlartha Hale Robert Hale Barbara Hall Betty Lee Hall Carlton Hall Doris Hall Robert Hall Shirley Hall eking cmd Finding larvin Hamilton 'liarlcs Hancock oyd Hanes larjoric Harris ale Harrison obcrt Harrison largarct Hartman ctty Haviland nn Hawley crry Hawley nogcnc Hedrick cggy Heggs rances Helm arbara Hendrick moz Hendrick zinc Henry oan Hensley Iary Hensley dward Herndon orotliy Hcssong lilliam Hinchcc atricia Hippcrt larian Hollingsworth onald Hough harlcs Housrnan aul Howell udrcy Hudson alton Hudson orman Hudson icliard Hull' ichard Huffman orothy Humphries hn Hundlcy n Hunter achcl Hutts n Indoc tty Lou Jackson lm Jackson iward Jacobs over James wrencc Jamison artha Jamison well Janncy u Jefferson izabcth Johnston argic Joncs clma Jones ivid Kavanaugh A M555 A Q, ' - .igww Q gm '- .rfb ' ii 5' ' 'A' G 'isifpwf' sfffafa,'?.11-4' 'Y -L -5' ' '.v5 amp, ,,,. 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' ,-1 -' liiiiffflilli 2 - F .W , , M , M s W B 23 s H H 1 Q roll ss a x. ,., ss Q E E E Ir ., 3 ,FW .- ,xzff 5 m Q B El ,il -mfs me as -me Carefree ond I-lop .lack Kaylor lean Keene Sue Keeton Walter Keister Betty Kelley James Kelley Jo Ann Kelley Thomas Kelley Skid Kcnnccly John Kennett lVilliz1m Kcrfoot Kathryn Kesler Moneda Key Marie Keys Joel King Billy Kingcry John Kiser hlargaret Rae Koont -leanic Kuebler Don Kulp Ethel Lackey Richard Laprade Betty Larcw Wilburn Lavinder Virginia Layman Richard Lee Clarence Light Harry Lockett lVillizun Lockett Betty Logwood Ellsworth Long Patricia Long Trevaleah Long Kenneth Lovcrn -lorry Lowe Louise Lucado Dorothy Lucas Harold Lucas Elizabeth Lugar Peggy Lugnr Nancy Lukcns Raymond Lunsford Vonnie Lynch Glenwood Lyons Charles Maas Ralph Magee .lames Markham Whitney Mzirkley fer Coreful ond Discerning lerman Nlarsico atlierinc A. Martin atherme W. Martin :rank Martin omcr Martin :an Martin orotliy hlasterson C Nlaupin rothy Mays ouglas McAllister y McClanahan bert McGeorge ary McGhee tricia McLemore mrlcs McManaway becca lVIcVey anna Meade ancy Meador ne Mccredy hn Nlcrchcnt rbara Merricks on Milam argarct Miles 'orge Miller iry Jo Rliller ry Lois Miller and Mohler endolyn Nloir gil Nloir iry jane Montgomery Ann Nloorc I hard lXrIoorman 'ce Morgan vid Morris arlcs Nloses ry Louise Nioyers ty Mozingo ron Mullen by Munscy lliam Nlurdock n Nfurray . ry Nlurray e Nfurray olyn Nlusgrove ie Myers drcd Nance tie Neatliawk cd Nelson HBH Flwnm W F N Q 5 Q 5 H ge in E E as E w ma me is .Dr-350 1, f ., --riff L0-Qurr' innings Behind bifida' 'XL' f Hawaii ' -W G-M.i,'1?fc.' ,,,irivw,eLWi5l so Q Q . ns ia 4 in in l . iz n la-, .... :Q .Kin 50 Elf Perry Newcomb Phyllis Newcomb Shirley Newman Barbara Nichols Dorothy Obenshain William OlBryan Auclrey Old Juanita Overstreet Nancy Overstreet William Overstreet Caroline Pace Grady Pagans YValter Palmer james Parker Mary Ellen Parker Hap Pate Johanna Paul Lawrence Perry Donald Peters Nancy Peters hflargarct Philpott james Pierce Rebecca Pilcher hflarshall Pillow Phyllis Pillow Lewis Pinkard David Poage Elizabeth Poif Mary Possin Doris Powell Jane Price Gloria Prillaman Giles Quarles Anna Nlac Recd Doris Reese Fannie Lou Rhodes Boyer Richardson Don Richardson Betty Ridgeway Edith Marie Rife John Roane Suzanne Roberts Barbara Robertson Clara Robertson Delores Robertson Raymond Robertson Virginia Robinson Patricia Rogan ireot Intentions Before Us Robert Rosenbaum ,loanne Sadler lileanor Sandelur Louisa Satchwcll ,lean Saul .Ierry Saunders Ralph Saunders ,lohn Sayers Wanda Scarborough Joyce Schillen l,ce Scott llarry Sccbode Loy Self Charles Semones Vililliam Sessoms Aloanne Shaver lilva May Shay Martha Shay- lean Shelton lane Shields fXnn Shoal Ioann Shoaf Yilliam Shrader -Xnn Sink zimcs Skeens ictsy Slcinkcr lary Lou Slaughter Donald Smith oc Smith oyce Smith ltlith Sncdegar 'arl Soinmardahl atricia SOl11I112lI'Llil.l1l can Southern rlna Spicer etty Stanley ck Stanley ester Starkey larion St. Clair mines Stockman lizabeth Stockton ancy Stockton iomas Storey lul Stultz xy Sunipter nice Sumptcr y Swanson rginia Switzer ail 51 wi ix t K 5 s Q Q V reg ? sci? i g ,, ,5 at m 0' 5 1 is vu. A if '1 u. +3E 52 E+ Nancy T-nylor Phyllis Taylor Ronald Taylor Doris Terry Lois Thomas Arneta Tinsley We Study ond Improv 9 i Virginia Torbett Stanley Treinis James Trent 4 Carl Trippeer J Anita Trout Valery Trout Robert Turner Dorothy Updike David Urquhart Elmer Vaught Cathryn Vest David Via Lois VVadc Douglas Waid Evelyn YValters Kyle Waltz Alice Ward Wilma Warden james W'are Barbara lfVarren Eleanor Watts Dana Weaver David Wleeks Don Weeks VVilliam W'ellous Barbara West Fred White Helen WVhite WVilliam VViley Stephen Williamson Mary Ann NVills Dean WVilson Hugh NVimmer Helen W'itt Beverly YVoodHn William Worley Judy WVright Peggy Wright Ruth YVright Sarah Wright joan Wylie Wiltsee Young au Eng . ' -- A gg, gg 1 ew? . ' H? L K Q Ez j Wg E J V u - .:. A .! XE fm. 2 Wi' 1 ss 'Y-mx 3 V H gg,,g1 k'2 , mfr v ,X . -,224 s . 1L :4.F1l 'limf 1116 ' es3il1'.-+':5-avi? ' az' C? '39 , Q fn -- - - , m,k-M:v- f fin :js Rx W If 3 R M H I ...., , My H ZS 'fig'wSgrf' ,, fr g..:.v Y, . z 3 ., rf v 2 -A S M4 +7 -f f ff ri I V :iii-' iq: -H .: ,, ' -., , ,.:. . .. - K, 1E,.,,? 5g f . .,.. 3 K 4435. V, mg. g WW ,. K r, fp lzimfwk 5 . D y . K x .1 TU-fi V XL, D ' Yaqil if ii 1 4 A 5 XE yi' I . ' Q f mf ' ' fi f 4 AJ 5 3 1 Vx fx Though Uricertoirm in Our First Yeo f ? is 3 sw m s W .-m:g,..rQ'.:,,,,,,..: iii: xii: il as ??? 5 NVQ, mi 'ls . HE, Vi' Rss: sm mm maya ms? J ti I LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Gill, Trea,f'zu'er,' D. Ellif, Secretaryg D. Thornton, I refi e11t,' N. Doullmt, fire I rerfflfrit Fggss E get sm W ss , my 4: gyms m M rs. Greenley Cliizjf ffdaixor ADVISORS h-'liss Caldwell Nlrs. Field hfiss Olncnshain Nliss Verran Miss Duncan hliss Lukens Mr. Persinger Nlr. johnson Bliss Cooper Mr. Hurt hir. Carter Nliss Umbergcr Nliss Via Sophomore Class Nlembers ofthe Sophomore Class become acquainted with Jefferson and its traditions during their first year. Few of our number escape making mistakes, but as the year slips by, we begin to show the earmarks of discipline. VVhen we were freshmen, we chose our courses and subjects and looked forward to days at Jefferson. As sophomores, we are assuming more responsibilities, and our thoughts are beginning to reach more into the future. VVe have begun to take our subjects and our duties more seriously. VVe realize that now We are a part of something for which we had waited a long time. XVe believe our next two years at Jefferson will be happy ones, but during that time we want to prepare ourselves for the future years of our lives. Jefferson High School will be our foundation, and we will look back to it with pride. This year the Sophomore Class sponsored the freak show in the carnival on March 19th and an informal dance in the gym on April Sth in honor of the sopho- mores and their dates. -if 5-L lif- 2 Soon Get on the Right Trock ,ois Ann Abram 3arbara Adkins It-nc Akers Qancy Akers erm Allen Scraldine Altizer Betty Anderson Ilancy Apostolou zxrbara Assaid lmarlcs Baggett c Baker om Barnes is Belcher yne Bently 'slie Blankenship xdrcy Boitnott rold Boitnott :tty Bowles un Bradford 'er Braselield bert Brent lores Brinkley une Brooks rle Bryant gy Burrows k Butcher bara Cadd +84 55 E+ -9.9! , I ,Mana 5224? Y-MQ view 3:2 I X7 O7 llllyl 'L :fx V ,NW X' Qgogfggglfx gig EUPHHNUHE5 . :ik-fy, ,, ...,. 4 ::... fa 'ae -1. FE. vw? ' ff if xv. Q W W , ...J h -'il 56 lif- J, 6 Oeir Du r Ski I Norma Caldwell Gerald Cannaday Nancy Chase Reginald Childers Barbara Clement lMBagcQlelJQ Clyingenpgel Melva Clingenpecl Toby Ann Cohen Sally Conduff David Conner hlabel Conner Joyce Craighead Robert Crawford Donald Cromer Cecelia Darragh james Davis Peyton Davis Patricia Dcacly William Ray Dent Douglas Dillard Lloyd Dillard Robert Dodd Nancy Douthat hflary Dunlap Janet Dygert Kathryn Dymontl .lean Easley Donald Elliott Dorothy Ellis Christine Feather james Ferguson Shirley Field janet Fleshinan Arthur Fore Howard Fringer Rowena Frith Peggy Fulp jack Garst William Gibbs Nancy Gibson Betty Byrne Gill Lillian Gillespie Charles Graham Luck Gravett Sue Gray Jack Grubb Jessie Guilliains Caroline Hall june Hall Virginia Hall Agnes Hamilton Nancy Hamrick Nancy Harmon , Mary Sue Hamer ives Us Opporturnty 'ro Improve Betty Harris larceil Harris arbz1raHarsl1bz1rgcr 'ita Hemenway flizabeth Hock 'lnry Hodges ,ce Hogan Ilwood Holton etty Hostetter lorma Hudson ebc Anne Hughes ohn Hughes zunes Hunter ames Hylton I largaret Ilyus 'rederick Jackson cggy james 'larry Kemp Jamison awrcnce Jefferson lxneta Jenkins etty johnson arbara Johnston lancy jones dward Jordan net Jordan obert jordan lancy Kaylor aye Keaton lirley Kelly lln Kepley lfred Kerr hillip Key ancy Kraige orothy Lemon lenna Lineberry etty Lovell argarct Loving ctte Lucado urtis Lucado ary Ann Lulccns 'zrbara Lunsford ltricia Lynch mirlcy Mallory orothy lXIarkham iseilla Markley Ward Marsh is Mason thur Matthew Ann Nlaucl-c arlenc Maucli 'tty Nlaxey illiam McCormaclc lncy lXflcFerr:1n chard hlcGeorge eil 58 lif- We Ascgsrtoiggbljgtior X 5 Y, c!!Z 7g1'P11..Q xt fo fam Q! 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Sixsszsa CHARLES Ldrlor III Clziqf BICIIUIZKIJ' Ii-fa11.a,gfl Jiff. Bu.rf11c'.r: Malldgff .Jrl Editor Jr! .-Irlvlfror Sinjf The Acorn Annuol Friends, memories, events . . . these are the things that make a high school year so personal. Your Annual Staff has tried to sweep all of Jefliersonis many corners in preparing this one complete record of the past two semesters. VVhen, as a successful citizen of Roanoke or any other community, you finally decide to look back and see just where and how you got your start, we hope you will open your 1949 Acorn Annual and be able to find there your answer. A lot of work has gone into the make-up of this book . . . planning, taking pictures, Writing, laying out pages, printing . . . but we feel that it has been well worth it. Faculty advisors to the Staff were Miss Nfary Sully Hayward, Literary, and lVlr. Al- fred Fisher, Business. Recording Thoughts ond Memo LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Wadz, Senior Direrluryg JU. L. Activities Edilorg D. Black, Eclitor-in-Cfzirjf l OUT or PICTURES B. Crumpler, .-lctivitirx lVrilr-Up LEFT TO RIGIITC B, Ilall, .flrl Ed'itor,' S.Br1r11e.v, Fe Editorg C. I'Vriglzt, Staj PlzoLographer,' R. I. IVIEIZJ, 1-I mit B-ufizzerf Md71dgff,' B. Tlzaderz, Spur!! Ed!! 2 Enrich Our Thinking .15 Expressing our thoughts and iving rein to our imagina- ions becomes comparatively asy after considerable prac- ice in creative writing. Mem- ers of our Journalism A lasses read and study the tructures of stories, poems nd plays, and then learn to press their own ideas in ese forms. Original and nstructive thinking is the orth-while outcome of this ind of course. Each fall and spring the embers of these journalism asses assemble the Acorn agazine, a publication con- sting of the students, own ticles, stories and poems. GHT: Fmture lfzZ'1'to1' Fraricilr pm l'rf,rmtf an Article for Clam z'1i'ci'mi. LEFT TO RIGHT' P. Taylor, Slorklon. Trippc'er. F. Piper, jordan, D. Bldfk, N. Wvebfier, f. illf. lil. Ci'11w'.r, ll-I. Fo,rIz'r. D. Lff, lJIAt'k1.lI,f0I7, Al. Bowyer, C. llarrz',r B. Thndmz The Acorn Magazine CRUMPLEIL Miss M. S. HAYWARD MR. AL1-'umm FISHER Lilerary .fldouor B-11,rif1ie,r,r ,Jdm'm,' -if M3 ABOVE: Beizlon Crimiplrr, Editor-in-Cli-ifef, maps' out ri new edition of the Acorn 1Uagnz.ii1e- IJEFT TO RIGHT: C. Wliztworllz, A. Fixlzwlcle, M. A. Hfyall, S. I?arnr,r, I. Ilollaiif, G. Gordon, H. lil. Cowl-ngtoiz, B. Coggin, B. Cru-mplfr, erlitorg f. B. Pollard, H. llalzn, C. Harkxti, lil. L. Wilfon., Ill. Harrlf, D. Ellie, P. Sommardalzl, B. Clark, A. A. lVIorri'J, mul F. llfafle m X N ss Q ww 91. The News Reflects lmog az is . cm n Sf . is WWE ss,-fn a The HE 'KW jug s' L . was ESS 3 iw .lei i 9fS on .sas - is seas? E F VEB X' I 1 -H Q an I A 5: .Q as fi Q N l l l ni. . V3 W sf. .. ,QE g ew . .Q . 3555 fr Q rea? T . ..,.............. :isa v' U 5759 X A st q E E PAT GIBSON . PA'l'TilJCKE1f BILTTY JANE DYER hfhzs. H. B. RINGLER Eflitor-m-Chief iwalzagirzg Erlzmr flfxormle Ecizlor Liigmry fldviyor , mv. GROUP I, SEATED: D. Cope-nhaver, E. Snerlffgar, R. I. l17fsk5, f. Peek, N. Drirleill, C. FerguJ'o'n., D. Bea-rd, f. fohzuon STANDING! C. lfright, L. .MrDa1zifl, H. Stultz, D. Corwin, T. Zlliller, B. AICDHYLIIE1, IV. Coggin, T. Trainer, B. Hair- jfrlzi, V. Layman if . Qflggi qs. mm me sw Lu nm GROUP II, FRONT Row: fl. Rey'n0ld,r, A. Reed, II. Gillefpir, IU. Ilyuf, C. KllUd'lI!1'llgl1- BACK Row: B. Tanker, B. Carper, D. LaPraf!c, ' it f. Craig, Saunderf, JW. R. Koontz, P. Saunciez-J, L. Powerf, .53 B. Lugar, j. Bowling an Hmm An essential in the development of citizenship is the opportunity of the citizen to express his ideas, and to interpret accurately the viewpoints of others in the daily newspaper. One can keep up with local and national affairs through this medium, which also alliords news of a social, athletic or humorous nature. The newspaper is an important piece in the pattern of democracy. So it is at Jederson. The fejmzron Nawf, covering every phase of life at the school, is the ollicial news publication of blellcrson High School. lt is a six-page paper published eighteen times a year by students enrolled in Journalism B classes. These students study the fundamentals of news writing and journalistic practices, and prepare all material used in the paper. In addition, they report news from jefferson to the city papers. the me as ss a n 2 1. Y- Js ond Our School izouv Ill, SisA'ruu: 11. Spru- r, Typing D. lfailuce and G. Fergumn, flrf Ealitorr FANDING: ill. Ilemley, Ex- mzgs Editor, T. Caldwell and King, Sporfr Edito1'.f,' L. llfloh- aud C. Wright, Pliotograplmzr GROUP IV: Qui':m1I1e1'1'y, Arfistazit Advertixing lllanagcrg B. Clark, Arrirta-nt Circulation Illanagerg B. Kifzgfry, AV.f.virtant Af1ive1'tir1fv1g Jllaizagerg C. Difkcrmn, Afrirtczilt Circulation lllllllldgfff C. Liglzi, Anifiaril Bzafirmff Jllanager The work of the business staff is extracurricular and carries no unit credit. Students in the Art Department submit all drawings used in the jej- zrron News, and photographs are taken by students. For reporting daily happenings, the fejerron Newi has a bulletin board in the main hall on which typed notices of current happenings are posted. According to the press associations, the jf-f!7'J'07l Nuwf is one of the outstanding school papers in the country, as it consistently received the highest awards from the C. S. P. A., N. S. P. A., Quill and Scroll, and V. H. S. L., publications' critical services. The JVfw: exchanges copies with approximately seventy-Eve other high school publications from all parts of the country. LEE lX'lCDANlL1I. CAROLINE JORDAN BETTY Joi: Dizcxnn Rosa ANN THOMAS MR. ALFRED F. FISHER Bzumenr .Manager llllZ!l'l'fi.l'li'lIg llfanagzr C0-CZi7't 1Llllll.0'I1 M anager Co-Circulation lllanager Burznerf Adv-:mr As Students or Citize Student Government PREFECI' OFFICERS C1948-495 IOFIN PEEK ' EARL SKEENS Prendent CFalD Prefident fSpringl T01-INNIE PEEK CFa1IJ EARL SKEENS CSpringJ P' IVIARTI-IA ANN SNYDER. . . . .... Vim P EARL SKEENS CFalIJ L... PREFECT MEMBERS FIRST Row: ZW, Af. Snyder, 424. Pugh, B, Kzwcmcmgh SECOND Row: 'L. L. Burnette, S, Cook, 'C. Kavmzauglz, S, Lirl1.te11.vtein T1-HRD Row: AKB. Illarlelzy, 'R. Verell, HIV. ClL1'l1lreJ.r, HB. Cuxter, '.fl. Fifhtenger FOURTH Row: .J. I17.JlI.Z0iL'l?, wwf, flllezz, QSjbri1LgD, lV. Dent, 'C'. Hall CFalZl, P. Thaden Qfindicates seniorg Hindicates juniorg Hi11dicates sophomorej , ANN Pucu ........... 1 ,. BILL KAVAXNAUGII CSpringD I I ADVISORS NIISS NIIRIAM BOVVMAN DR. G. A. LAYMAN MISS EDITH ,N1OORE, Chair G 'GQNL 2 Vote ond Govern Ourselves no one organization does .udent of Jefferson acquire of the habits and proce- , of the democratic way ing than in Student Gov- cnt. Here the machinery xrernment is set up that lpfnl in acquainting him the processes he must ne familiar with when hc nes one of Roanoke's ns. - ie medium of Contact be- n the faculty and the nt body at Jefferson is the 'nt Government. Among things, it provides train- r future office-holders, co- tion between the faculty students, and supports rous school activities, in- ig the Orientation Pro- at the beginning of the ter, the S. A. S. G. cntion at Mobile, Ala- , the compiling of the l address book, the an- 'tudent Government Ban- the Spring Cabaret the sponsoring of the l Christmas Dance, the l elections, and the car- SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: IW. A. Clendenen, B. Fralin, L. feferxovz, P. Lugar, M. L. Mogferx, B. Clark, B. Skinker, P. During, B. Pof, E. M. lflzanger SECOND Row, STANDING! L. Moir, D. Owen, M. A. All, C. Robcrtxon, B. Frith, f. Curtin, C. M aai, M. Clzilzierx, f. King, C. Hourman BACK Row, STANDING! B. Rufxow, W. Young, f. Kepley, B. Pilcher el 6 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGFIT j. Sprinkle, N. .flpoxtolou B. Th-urmovzd, T. Cohen, B. An demon, P. Deady, S. Cable STANDING, LEFT TO 'RIGHT N. Slorkion, Sawyer, jack- Jou, fl. Grant, R. Norjieft F. Bullington Monitors The lVIonitor System, sponsored by Student Government, is one of our projects for student participation in self-gov- ernment. The system has in its organization around fifty students. These special oflicers are placed' in the halls each period to help with hall conditions. They pro- tect lockers and lost articles, direct strangers to their destination, and at times help to control traffic situations, and assist the faculty in various Ways. These students must know how to Work with people in a pleasing man- ner with emphasis on courtesy, honesty and leadership. They must be average in scholar- ship in order to qualify as monitors. Miss Bowman is their advisor. Gnoui- IV: Regular Monitors. F Row. LEFT TO R1GHT: Bikiiflrisdn. B. McGhee, J. llflonk. M. Fwzhef, D. Mills. D. Ilcssfmu. G. Bolling. F. Churchill SECOND Row: A. Reynolds. B. Mal- mx, S. Keuiwzly. B. Hale. E. Long, J. Cross. J. Sawyff. S- C0012 T R ': J. Tha -Ion, S. Lyons, Eiuii'ii1IeXwR. Inmsjinrd. C. Maas Responsibility Spurs Us C I I l x li q l I GROUP Hear! .Monitors Grilling Direcliorzs for the GROUP H: Chief Aflorzilavs jill in Day. SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: D. Cimwzings, with Monitor Duty. LEFT TO RIG!-rr: Ill. Bowman. S'rANDINu:J. Hull, H. Hile, H. Ca vlros J. Hamillon, I, Hallam sg ss. GROUP III: Regular Monitors. FIRST Row, Ll51fTlTcE:RlGHT: S Spcncnr. H. Gillespir, V. Lynch. P. Dvrriug. . arrell SQIECOND Row: B. Clark, D. Slmbvr, J. Ilulcliinson, M. Calasca, B. Clzzalliam. B. Wullcins. D. Pouge. E. Halxvy 1 HIRD Row: P. Hamrrck. J. Leslrv, H. Feaiher. H. JI. Corfinglan. D. Owen, D. Brribalcrr, J. Alrwclzaill, Nl. .Sink firough New Pursuits Spanish Especially in this time of world consciousness it is important to have a greater understanding between nations. Since the world has become smaller because of the advent of modern transportation, there is aII increased interest in other countries. The citizen of today strives to learn about foreigners' ways of life, their customs and their views on world problems. Thus, the popularity of the Spanish Club is inevitable. The purpose of the Club is to increase the interest in the Spanish language and the Spanish-speaking World. At the semi-monthly meetings, there are motion pictures of the history, geography or topography of Spain or of some Latin American country, guest speakers, or maybe a skit put On by several of the members. Cornniander Crowley is the sponsor. 3 -Q :D f fi i GROUP II CABOVEJ, FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT! Pndgzti, B. Fralin, K. Dymoml, j. IV-illzelm 1 SECOND Row: F. W'lI1'telzead, N. Hfade, Jllr. Crowley, IW. Jllozsclzlfr, E. Suede- gn 'l'IIIIUJ Row: fl. Burrowf, B. Black, B. Vflzzglzzlzl, Sire: ABSENT VVIIEN PICTURE XVAS TAKEN: D. Verell, B. Brown, C. Hall GROUP HI, FIRST Row: L. jej7'r1'Jo11, P. Donnelly, B. 0ben,rh11-ill, E. De lrll'1Lg1I71 SECOND Row: j. Czllzlwfll, Quixen- bzrzjv, Garber, D. llfffong, F. Helm. 'l'IIIRD Row: B. Ki'-ngfry, JV. f. Cnlnfra, U. Siultm, J. Reynofdr, G.GorrlO1z H118 OFFICERS GROUP I, LEFT TO RIGHT! B. Vaughn E. D!I Y!11LglLlL, P. Donr1elly,B. Obeli- .rha-iu, L. JEf6'l'J'07Z Longuoges Deepen Our Intere V W . . , OFFICERS GROUP I, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Straiglltij, j. Sadler, Ill. Clark GROUP II, LEFT TO RIGHT: ill. Snyder, Ill. Grzwn, JV. lVel1.rler, ill. Beverley, S. Webxfer, ll. Mnrrin Latin Reasonable Contact with the classics is helpful in the rounded L ment of every citizen. This appreciation GROUP III, STANDINGQ' LEFT: A. Bell . FRONT Row: M. Koontz, P. lVcLsmorf, P. Somvrmrzlalzl, B. Ilavrlrmd, C. zlltizfr, T. Cohen, M. jamifou, N. Dfw-if n ' SECOND Row: B. Dent, S. Liclzle-nrt:-in, N. Graham, B. G-zll, N. Brzmlel, M. Cushing, j. Guftin, fl. Sink, j. Bradley, f. Garrett of the cultural is cinp in the Junior Classical at jefferson. which is sp by the American C League. The League tional organization co of students who suhsi the following pledge covenant to hand on tl of classical Civilization modern world. The highlight of th grams is the lhristma with its contest on mi and its liostcsses clrn Roman costumes. The most importar carried on by the Le Th: Romzolee Roman, th English newspaper. paper is the oliicial tion ofthe Latin Dep at Jefferson for all th and senior high school city. lobol Affairs FRONT Row, LEFT TO R1G11T: j. Paul, N. Hamricle, L. flloir, P. llfarkley Row: E. Price, R. Jbbotr, N. ilpcutolou, N. Baloch-ir, T. Parrott 1111113 Row: B. llcm-z'f, C. Gmlia-nz, f. Oberzrhmfn, R. llfloler, Fleur-de-Lys One of the basic traits of the American citizen is his ever present feeling of charity toward his neighbor. The Friend- ship Train, containing tons of food forwar-stricken France, was n token of America's deep respect and appreciation for a friend. France retaliated With the Thank You Train, filled with gifts for cvery'State in the Union. At Jefferson High School, the members of the Fleur-de-Lys Club attempt to understand their neighbors across the seas better through the various club activities. These include French speakers and French movies as well as parties and an assembly. Besides a Christmas party at the home of Janice Sumpter, the French assembly and the tournament were the highlights of the year. Edmund Looney brought honors to the depart- ment by winning the Lafayette Medal for national honors, as well as first prize in the State of Virginia. Madame Henriette Fallwell is the sponsor. Oliicers for 1948-49 included: Rosa Ann Thomas, Presidentg Sarah Ann VVright, Vice Presidentg Nlargaret Kidd, Secretary, and Charles Baggett, Treasurer. L'Eclio rl: Roanalee is the French publication of Jefferson High School. The paper won top honors at the C. S. P. A., held in New York City, and the S. ll. P. A., held in Lexington, Virginia. L'Ec11o STAFF CTopD LEFT 'ro RIGHT: IV. Karlel, Typzlrtg D. H'umphr1'e.r, Reporterg B. W'!ziIe, Reporter, F. Sink, Co-Edeitorg P. Taylor, C0-Editorg JW-rf. Fnllwell, .Jdvirorg S. fl. llfriglit, Bu.v'inzJ.r Illnnagerg Ill. Kirlrl, Rfporler FLEU11-DE-LYS CLeftD LEFT TO RIGHT: Pivzlenrcl, f. S-umpter, D. Ly-rich, j. Sprinkle, B. .fl.i'.raid, B. AIHJOIZ, B. Matrox, P1 Newcomb, f. folmforz, N. Mander, N. jmiff CBflowj FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIG1-1T: R. A. Tliomar, P. Gibran, 14 . Fiflizuick, E. .fl 1J0.rt0l0u SECOND Row: C. Baggett, C. .Mo.rfr, P. Friend, T. Trainer, B. W'atki1l.:, V. Crumjaerker Tmno Row: S. Robertr, B. Af. Logzoood, M. A. Wyatt, L. Red- ill. .Mauck ford, S. Bama: signs sg? , FRONT Row, LEFT 'ro RIGHT! P. Newcomb, C. Jordan, B. Kawanauglz, J. Beckwith. J. Sadler, B. Black, J. Quisenberry. I-V. Gaggin, B. Illoomaw SECOND Row: R. Sink, R. Huj'ma'n. S. Kennedy, H. Feather, C. IfVenlurarlh, A. Burrows, B. Clzilzlress, R. W'a1lcr5 TIIIRII Row: B. Hamilton, J. Sayers, J. Graninger, D. Vrfrell. M. lfCL1'l'i5, B. Yarns, B. IMcDaniel Chorts, Books, ond I The Jefferson Science Club reorganized last fall with Mr. Sink as its advisor. Elections were held and the ofhcers elected were as follows: Jacque Beckwith, Presiderxtg Byron Black, Vice President: Joanne Sadler, Secretary, and Bill Kavanaugh, Treasurer. 'l'he Club's purpose is to promote scientihc knowledge. Club Several interesting lectures and movies have been given. The Club has had many enjoyable social activities also. Library Club Cflbowb OFFICERS AND SPONSOR, LEFT 'ro RIGIiTZ S. Sluwer, Books play a vital part in strengthening the character and b ing the scope of students, thus preparing them as citizen This, then, is the aim of the Library Club. which has as its training students interested in books and the mechanics library. , .9 ,, E. Vice Pre.ride1It,- D. Pfnrlletovz, PreJ1'rler1.t,- E. Lackey, Prefi- dent Cfall .tfmerterjg E. S!u.rlI.er, Secretary-'l'rea.mrer,' Ill. Hendry, Reporfer I STANDING! IW. I. Steve-mon, Spozuor fRightj lV.lIiNDING Books, LEFT 'ro RIGHT! Patil-rmn, j. Grubb, M. Clingenpefl, S. Illnllory 72 he l Hove Their Influence Choir Very few other organizations of the school meet the public as often as the Choir. ln their maroon and white robes, they are seen everywhere. The year is incomplete for the Kiwanis Club unless the Choir sings for them at Christmas. The employees and shoppers in Heironimus joyfully look forward to the time when Christmas carols ring over the store. Among its many activities is the Choir's participation in the Annual Carol Service of the choirs of Roanoke City Schools. The Christmas assemblies and singing for various church organizations draw the public and the Choir in closer contact, thus bringing the community and the school closer together. At times during the year the Choir entertains in a different mode. The Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta, H, NI. S. Pinaforef' brought smiles and tears from all who saw it. This was the first year that the vocal department was not repre- sented in the District hlusic Festival, but because of the conflicting date with Pinafore, representation was not possible. Completing another successful year, the Choir led the graduating seniors in the Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises. Ofhcers of the Choir were as follows: Harold Gettle, Presideutg Sammy Scott, Vice Presiclentg Laura Lee Burnettc, Secretaryg Suzanne Roberts, Treasurerg Barbara Anne Dotlson, Librariang Janice Sumpter, Accompanist. Fmsr Row, LEFT 'ro RIGHT: .-I. L. Definer, L. Calhoun, JV. G1'l1,mn, S, Gray, M. fl. Snyrlrr. C. Coon, L. Lucado, fl. Bell, N. Crlrroll SECOND Row: B. Iluzlron, M. Clnrlw, IU. J. fomur, Hall, llenry, Fiflzcuick, F. Churcliill, fl. Bofwell, B. fl, Dozlfon, P. llanzriclc, lil. 1'Iolli11g.rfc'0rll1 'Pump Row: N. Drfrkill, N. Baloflzic, l'. Crumpcrkrr, B. .-el. Logwoml. J. Jllerrndy, S. Slrickler, T. Caldwell, j. Bowyfr, II. Grille, B. O'Bryar1, R. Lqftwlclz, B. .'lkEI'J', F. Illarlin. FOURTH Row: B. Clamnwr, P. Starkey, B. jamef, Brown, j. llfare, Sfoclemzm, L. Yearly, D. Kulp, Cmzvmdzzy, G. lllilan, B. lllurrlly, LV. Lazrinrlcr, F. Settle is 2 ..L,-. Poised ond Confide ill Snyder and D. Lynch practice their duet Ivzaxertefrom the affembly, Hllenry E.Y7IL0'7lll1,U 17 Of Thee ISing,'for Politician IV. Purleey Lady Cartlewood QC. LefflwiClU, -f1lfPfiJF-f hff Ill. fi. Snyder Clfirzily Kim- broughj and G. Leflwzfch CCornel'z'a Sleimterj in the .ren-for play comedy, Our Heart: Were Young and Gay, d'!'Il1.071JfI'llfE their tal- ent! for llflomieur De La Croix CW. Cogginl and Zllr. and .Mm Skinner CF. Settle ami B. Bafeerj In another .rrene from the senior play, the Captain QE. Skeemj lzavtdr Emily the :up prefe-ated to Camel-ia for the bert performanee in the .fhipir concert. Their datef, W. Purkey and II. ill. Covington, watch daughter, Beatrice QL. Callzuzuzl and her ,tailor UI. Ill. Covivigtanb -ffl 71 lie Speec Department An excellent mediung Contact between the dents and the commu is the Speech Departm Here, student participa is encouraged in the sch stage productions. Dire NI. H. Johnson str poise, more effective ir pretation, and better tion in all lines of sp activity. He also acti assists in the presenta of most of our asseml etc. Since the closing of Academy, the school bi leased our auditorium stage to outside orga tions. Nlany concerts road shows were prod and this department the responsibility of extra activities. The year '48-'49 ga several radio programs assemblies, i'Of Th Sing and lVhy I Bachelorvg the Senior Cnr Hearts Were Y and Gayng the Chris Assembly, lVhy Chimes Rangf' whicl broadcast from the s the contest play The of Destinyf' and 1 the costume play, Expectations? Con Express Our Views One' of the lziglzliglmtr Qf the year YAJ' our annual CllTlIl771.G'I zlffeztzbly, W'lzy the Clzinlef Rang. if the pfrfect gif! 1: laid upon tlze altar, the L'1ll'IlIt'J' ring out and all lcneel in worflzip Thus are the boy: of tlze flags crfw who, 1111111-r zlzf flirt-ctimz of lltf Drama Department, :ft up lllc :canary for all the playx and prsjzars lfghtlrzg ejecty. Slzoiwz Lufllflllilllllg a new are light are LEFT TO RIGHT: j. ll'IcCormick, j. Hawley, R. Saunderx, D. flvzter, Ilmrlerfmz, B, Smith, B. Ilartlrxr, B. Crmxy. IQNEELING2 S. lf!1'lll!l7?1'J'071, C. C. lVrz'gl1t, B. 1WcGu'ire' vs'- H. llfl. Covington fthe Llfultlldlllj, C. Aleer: CNa for the Fexrlizval Play, 'KMGYI of De.fti1zy', llfray try out for the co.rtume play, Great Exprc 'nn puleonl, G. Lqftwirlx fthe Lady, and W. Coggin fG1UlJ'EPPL'D relzearu LEFT 'ro RIGHT: B. Clark, T. Canaarlay, F. Sfttlz E. Skeenf, IW. Dollivu, B. Moftt, C. Baggelt, G. flkerf tation.: ' -SEQ 75 151- Junior Y-Teens One of the most popular girls' clubs at Jefferson is the junior Y-Teens. Its purpose is a double one-service and fellowship. Be- sides bringing the members closer together in Christian association, the organization sponsors projects to do services in our community for the needy-services which bring about good will and a close kindred BLUE JEAN PARTY fTnpj LE1f'1'To RIGHT! B. Ruff, B. Saunders, N.jo11f.f, Brook: OVERSEAS BOX FOR PARIS, FRANCE Cdbovej LEITT TO RIGl'ITZ NI. illoefclzler, B. Harrilr S. I'Vm-d, M. Ratclilgf, P. Ilfnrviff' CABINET MEMBERS Clfightj FIRST Row: K. Lemon, D. Ellif, N. Doutlmt SECOND Row: IW. K. jamifori, T. Cohn, B. .fl.rmizl, V. Carter, B. Tliurwzan, B. B. Gill, N. Ilanibrick Friendships ond Membersh feeling in the community. The projects this year were a Christmas party for the ladies at the Nlary Louise Home, and a package sent to a Y-Teen Club in Paris, France. Other activities included the NVorld Fellowship Bazaar, a blue jean party, a Christmas party, and a banquet. 761 is lurid Out Our Personalities .7lifiJ.v If Ill7I'I'1-J, SPIJIIIOI' T: G. D. IYEIIUII, Prexidsait Tnpl FRONT Row: Ill. Cuffzing, J. f'liJ'fIZL'Z-Ck, F. DZl'1 l.7lg, ill. IIolf1'11g.f- B. Skinleer, Dffrzughfz, L. fejfermzz, B. FV'l1!li7l, L. Calhoun .llmvcj LEFT TO RxGHT: B. Olfeuflzrzizz, ill. fl. llfrall, N. Oflfrrtrezl. N. Drifkill, P. S071lIHIll'lil1h!, C. Scarf Riglztj Lnifr 'ro RIGHT: B. Cfnrk, JI. L. Muyfrr, L. Ilfiazgfifld l 77 lis- Senior Y-Teens The Senior Y-Teen Club actively assists in helping the high school girl of today to receive invaluable training both culturally and religiously to establish lifelong stand- ards of character. The Senior Y-Teen Club is composed of girls who are juniors and seniors at Jeffer- son. The purpose of the Club is the same as that of the Y. W. C. A.: To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to under- stand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the. knowledge and love of God. The programs for the year have included a recognition service held during National Roll Call Week in November, participation in city and district conferences, discussion groups, a hike and special speakers. , The club members have helped with two projects, a party at Christmas for young children, and preparing a box for a Y-Teen Club in Germany. Social events of the year included the Motlier-Daughter Banquet, and the Sweetheart Banquet. Sl ' 'W 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Light, C. Dickenson, II. Brown, II. ill. Covington, STANDING: William Purleey LEFT T0 Ric:-IT: L. Srott, G. Fer- guron, S. Coggin, P. Newcomb, D. Owen, B. K izigery IN Pool.: j. God- frey, B. Se:.rom.r, H. Pate, flpof- ialou Meetings ond Outh: Hi-Y Clul The cver-popular Hi-Y Club is the biggest character-builcling cle at jefferson. The Hi-Y's planks are clean speech, clean sports, clean si ship and clean living. YVith the pressive standards as the force W the Hi-Y, the fellowship gaine serves to help train the inembi future citizenship. Among the Hi-Y's activities th' were the annual fall outing, deli Christmas baskets to the need Christmas party, and thc Fatl Banquet. Hi-Y officers also 4 strated a model induction service Christizinsburg Hi-Y, and ii oflicers of the Junior Hi-Y a Jackson and Lce Junior High t The olficers arc: Presidents, Woodrum and Durward Owcng Se Robert Cheatham, Correspondin tary, Hugh Brown, Treasure Stockmang Sergeant at Arms Moomaw. sl -u. oson Our Interests I I I ' LEFT TO RIGIIT: I.. Perry, E. Finlfy, Nl. C. Hflzite, II, IV. Purleey, Illffon, Leiter Row: B. Clzezztlaa-rn, B. Dfni, 'I-enl, R. li. Fouzz Row: f. Brown, ok, C. D1'cke11.mu B. Clfmmer w Q.. DISCUSSION GROUP BACK Row, LEFT TO RIGIIT: E. Bentley. R. Childerx, R. Hujman, B. Crumpler, L. llfilfon, B. McDnnizl, D. Kavanauglz, II. Brown, , II. M. Covington AROUND TABLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Pillow, W. Young, B. Kavrmauglz, R. F raley, B. Yarn, j. Slennf, IW. Childrzfx, C. Light, B. Moovrzaw, T. Marflzall, S. Lichten- Jtein, B. Clzilrlreff, lllarle- lay, f. Hunter, C. While, S. Webxter, C. Via, D. Shobff, E. Skemf, f. Huglm' qi- .I f , - I- 1 .sf . 3... S s.. MAKI NG SCRAP BOOKS Qflbowl LEFT TO RIGI-IT! B. Reid, Sfcretaryj Jllillf, Pre.riclent,' f. Illoulfe, Vice IJVE51-IlElLl,' B. .Jn- deizvon, Trmfurfr BUSY IN THE KITCHEN Ufiglzb LEFT 'ro RIGHT: Hen- fley, xl. Light, N. Czzfper, B. Luc- ado, IV. fIfKll'lIit'17 TEA FOR TWEN TY-TWO CBelowj LEFT TO RIGHT! B. Bolt, f. johmmi, Layman, B. john- ftoli, D. Brawl, Ill. A. Clendenen, G. Lrftwiclr, f. Quiferibfrry, B. f. Fifrlzcr From Leorriirig ond Eorrii F. H. A. No more important task could confront a school than that of giving students El foundation for building strong homes in tomorrow's community. At jefferson this task falls on the shoulders of the F. H. A. Club. The Future Homemakcrs of America at vleder- son is composed of home economics students. The purpose of the organization is to interest girls in their occupations of tomorrow-those of being l1OI'l'lC11l2lliCI'S and citizens of a community. The F. H. A. carried out a full program of ac- my an kt Q Q eww E Y e nsmmi-fsi-fu tivitics this year. Delegates were sent to the State F. H. A. meeting at Harri- sonburg, and thc na- s tional meeting in Kansas City. 'Pat- terns werc sent to corresponding or- ganizations in japan, and a Christmas box for the needy was shipped to Germany. The girls made scrap- books for children in thc polio wards at I1 local hospital, and held their an- nual Cake Rafllef' They also took part in am meeting held for city-wide F. H. A. Clubs at -Ieflersou last lull. FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Board, B. Young, V. flfellf, L. Da'z1z'.r SECOND Row: I. Hendrirk, G. Illeador, Ill. Bucklef, N. Hall, E. Feuer THIRD Row: j. Jlzicz, fl. Hater, K. Gregory, P. f6'7l,7I.'i7lg,l' FOURTH Row: foner, G. Sluxhcr, K. Kfrrlsr, f. Britt, C. lllartin, K. Brown Dlstrlbutlve Educatlon Club A serv deimte tIe between hlgh school and commumty IS reflected In the type of worl done by the D. E. students. They are nstructed In the theones of s1lcsm1nslII In classes durm the mormn Incl recene r1ctIcal LYDCFICHCC In stores In the afternoon. r 'lhe purpose of the D lf. Club IS to provlde the Club members wItlI a means of ltiiflllllo about the vocational opportunities ThIS ve1r s actIxItIes Included a Wemer roast for new members In the fall, an Chnstmas dance Important speakers and movies ular Club meetIn5s, the annu1l sprmg pIcnIc a V1lentIne partv, and 'I coI1ventIoII for D E Clubs In tlIis zrrea. Ofliccrs for the ear were 'Is follows Presldent, Gux Slushcr, Vxce PresIdcnt, Bobbv Vl7ooclrul'l' Secretwry, Inez Hcndricksg Treasurer, Nlargaret FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: jamzey, B. Sink, E. Ewarnr, B. Cooper SECOND Row: D. Blanlem- Jhip, Deck, R. Clllf-1071, P. IVil1I1er, R. Jll:1 ey V111-IIRD Row: Killingzr, D. Rierfon, Ill. Zlfilam, R. N fclcolr, M. II6U'fIl.J'07l FOURTH Row: II. P-ugh, f. Pmfrzlll, C. Wbllcer, D. Wl17.fEl1Hfk, B. Uloodruj Band JERRY R. XVI-IITE Dfreclor of Band .ML A Wide-Awoke Citiz GRETA BOLLING Illajorxtlz QI FORMATION TOP BAR, LEFT TO RIGFITI J. Mat tlzzwf, IV. Glafx, f. lyvllllifl' DowN AND AROUND: D. R-imyon B. Stalon, P. Ileggx, f. Jrgcn- hrriglir, H. Crulros, C. W'i!kr':, D. Black, II. Hire, F. Keaton, C. Bowman P. Ilizzxon, L. Self UH FORMATION LEFT Linn, DOWN: D. Har S. Surfarf, M. fl. l,0.f,l'i7l, G. Br L. llarmon, M. L. Fergumn BAP. Acaoss, LEFT 'ro R ll. Milly, M. Carpe:- The sound of brass and cymbals, of mellow reeds. Our band is to be found Wherever occasion arises. . . see the students in maroon, white-trimmed uniforms ff ing a bicycle or a heart at a football game, providing spi music for a pep assembly or marching smartly on pa . . . WVe hear the annual spring concert. Our band offers musical enjoyment for its membe well as bright color in our school world. . . Our men are being trained to provide for their fellow citizens' ei HICIII. The oflicers who led the band this year were as fol Donald Black, President and Student Directorg Joe Les Vice Presidentg Helen Castros, Secretary-Treasurerg WVilkes, Property Nlanagerg Billy McDaniel, Pub bserves Colorful Surroundings H FORMATION S FORMATION Ber7mr11, E. Long, Il. Feather, R. Owen, Lefcure Acnoss, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Car- lmzrew, D. Co-mzer, G. Luzlwirlc, j. flfeblr IV. Buford, lf. Vaught, L. Cairon L. Harmon, R. Eflzolr . J. si-T ..'. , vp' .,,,, , , if A 1' 5. fa ' V X - - as IL 3 5 L,f,5,,,f,.l ,O -'yu .JL -.f..kii1:.,. , Hazel Hite an 'Qatrricia Loilig, L1brar1'ausg Greta and lVIary Ann Possin, Nlajorettes. year the band sent eight members to the Eighth All-State Band, which ,Was held in hdarion, Virginia ebruary 4th, 5th and 6th, These were Donald Black, Castros, Gene Willtes, David Barnard, Billy McDaniel, Bowman, Dale Harrison and Patricia Long. Three students were selected to play in the Vlforkshop Band, was held at the same time. These were Lynwood ion, VVayne Glass and Elmer Vaught. lso included in this year's activities was the Annual ic Parade of 1949, which was a great success, and the rict Music Festival, which was held in Martinsville, inia in May. n'r LINE, DowN: B. Rurmw, FROM Toi' RIGHT AROUND: B. llloor- man, R. llloormavz, Ill. Can-zzfldnv, B. my, 11- Long Thurber, R. Shuif, B. 1lIrDa1zielZ Band DONALD B LACK Presiderzif cmd Student Director NIARY :XNN POSSIN flfajoretle gC,,,sN in . MRS. BEVERLY F1'r2cE11A1.D Spomor imssss msg' Here Are the Pep ond the Steo Cheerleaders The part taken by the Cheerleaders shouldn't be considered too lightly in its connection with community life. Boosting the morale of one's fellows is as much a part of citizenship as any- thing else. Cheerleading is a major office Csix pointsl for the entire year. Consequently, those who are chosen have to maintain an M average on all credit subjects. The Cheerleaders are selected in the spring for the following football and basketball seasons. Any student who will be at Jefferson for the following year and can meet the grade requirements is eligible to try out. Selection is based on body control, facial expression and knowledge of yells and routines. Judges are three faculty members and the Cheerleader Director. H? 'za w K ..,::: me -Q4 rs 'A a F R , Lf R : A. Bell, f. f h-.xo ., W. Karin, R. Iluttr, S. Hall, E. Crockett, 12,8511 il3ilcdiTRo3i:iI Clidiigefgficroizijlilff. Delfauglrfzz., Jllii Clark, j. Sumpter, B. Pzlchzr, B. Barmxr, N. Drzrlezll, W. IVlz1'te5ca1-ver, W. Purkey 84- iii? Our Sports Life FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT! B. Thadm, F. lllawyer, D. Booth, B. Kerfoot, P. Cojey, G. Vernon, B. Shrader, W. Cojey, B. Hall, j. Witlzzrr SECOND Row: S. Lichtenrtzin, L. Grazznt, C. Grubb, B. Howze, C. Trippfer, E. Gillorlz, A. D. Hurt, B. Seal, Lrrter, B. Cheatham, D. Merc1La1zl, D. Turnbull, Akers' THIRD Row: C. IV.Rohrdavzz, B.Du11cavz, I. Hurt, Park, G. Ca1n.pI1ell, B. Edmundf, D. Davif, C. MrCla1zalia-fi, Ill. Fulcher, R. E. Foutz, D. Owen, N. P. Cartzr V It OFFICERS arsl Y Football Queen PAIHZEQZZEY J Club The Varsity J Club is a omparatively new organiza ion at jefferson. It is com- mosed of boys who have re- eived a letter in any of the ports in which there is inter- cholastic competition. 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The Jeffs trimmed Fleming, Byrd, and Danville in order, without being scored on. Then on Octo- ber ISI We lost our first game to Kingsport, Tenn. Despite the fact that three first-string boys were benched that game, they beat us only 20-I4. It is reported in Tennessee to have been one of the best high school games ever to have Qeen played in that state. Next Belmont, N. C., bowed to a team composed of mostly second stringers fthe rest of the boys were resting up after Kingsportl. REVENGE was sweet as john Marshall went down to a IQ-I3 count. It was really swell to be living after that game, for all eyes turned on a distant goal-the State Championship. Hopes were almost shattered the next week end. We were pushed to shake off a I4-point advantage and whip Andrew Lewis, 21h-I4. Thomas Jefferson stepped out of the picture, I31O, and hopes soared higher. just two more games. Maury was a tough one. lfVith the score 7-7 and three and one-half minutes to play, Don Booth broke through the line and outran every man on the Nlaury team to break the deadlock. Final score, I4-7. November 20th, on a wet, soggy lield, the Jeffs played Glass of Lynchburg for the state crown. W'ell, as the year before when John Marsliall eked out that 2-o victory, Glass poured on a 20'-7 shellacking. lVIaybe next year the boys will win the State Championship for Coach Rudy Rohrdanz. He really deserves it. LEFT Sims, TOP TO Borrom: C. IV. Rudy Rolirdanz., Head Coarhg N. P. Niels Carier, L-i-nf Coarlzg Elmer W'i1.ro1L, E-nd Coach . CO-CAPTAINS, '48 .Li W. DON Boorn Dorm MAWYER the Gridiron Y CHEATHAM JIMMY AKERS GENE CAMPBELL RALPH ISBELL BOBBY SEAL IQALPI-I DANGERFIELD Teamwork and Abnl FIRST Row, L1s1f'1' 'ro R101-1'1': I. Ilurl, V. Trout, J. I.as1er. B. Tlzadfm, J. Campbell, B. Kmgfoot, B, Saul, D. Smith, B, Hull, J. Akers SECOND Row: J. Ilemlcrson. B. liflnzumls, B. Dmzcan, B. Schrader, P. Powell, H. Pate, G. Prvas, G. Campbcll, D. Ilznwimu, B. Clzmllmn Tl-umm Row: R. Isbell, D. Booth, G. McC'lauaIzuu, E. Frye. J. Cfamzaflay, D. Ala-wyur, G, Sl. Clair FoUR'rn Row: E. Wilson, J. Patscl, D. Brzlbalwr, D. Poage, R. Rahnlanz. G. Allamx, B. Kuuxler. B. Hale. QV. Carter D.wm Bxmmucma Pxussms Psxucms JACK G,-.RST Pmlxz Powau. jx-:RRY C.lxNN.xn.w DQN Smrn HAP PATI2 IRA Hl7ll'F SAMMY Coos: Bon H,XLE SUNNY Scmx1,xkD.x1Ix, JAKE PATSCI mga ' a ss mg! wa ss 5555 M ss STARTING LINE-UP LEFT TO RIGIIT KLINICX: B. Ednzmzzlx. End: I. Campbell, Tackle: B. Kcrfool, Guard, D. Harrison, Clwzlm-5 B. Seal, Gurmlq B. Tlxmlun, Tacleleg D. Da-vis. End B.xCKlfIlEl.l1: R. Daazgmfelrl, D. Booth. B. Howzc, F. llflawyur -4. ' , ' 5 ' Nw-is A :-: N ! V 5 fwsodb 4S42J S' XYQ.l. W X5 N , fl ap ff cliff, Xlbi D :'?iF 'l 'nxgglt H Lxigkdrxy ' fly .I x K lffxx J . -,f'f2i. .. 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Frosh ,.... ...., 3 9 16 ,.... ..... 4 lanuary 28-Glass ....,..., ..... 5 1 38 .... .,... 1 anuary 29 William Byrd ,... ,.... 3 O 54 .,... ..... F ebruary I1FlCIIlll1g ..... . . .22 44 ,..,. .i... F ebruary 4-DH1lX'illC ..... . . .27 SI . . . ...., February 5-Norview .... . . . . .44 49 ..,.. ...., F cbruary I1-Hopewell ....... ...., 5 o 46 ..... ..... F ebruary I8-Andrew Lewis .... ,.... 3 3 49 ..,.. ..... I february 19-V. P. I. Frosh ..,.. .,... 3 3 37 .,... ...., F cbruary 25-Glass ......... ..... 4 5 32. .. ..... February 26-High Point ,... .....3O FIRST Row: fl. D. llurt, B. Slzradzr, B. Tlzaden, F. illH'J0j'El', Ill. Fulcher, R. E. Foulz, B. Illarlivz, f. Stacia-ma-11 fA!G'llflgEI'J SECOND Row: B. Hfilry, j. Laylzr, E. Gillock, G. Illfcllllldhthl, Il. lfeavn, R. Lefiwfclz, R. Lafy, C. Dunn In Spring o Young Mon's For gll 1948-49 was a highly successful season for the cagers of Hunk Hurt. After dropping their first game to the Maury Commodores they came back to win six straight. The Jeffs, being undefeated in local competition, easily annexed the City-County crown. In the Western District race they finished second, being defeated twice by Lynchburg. In so doing they won a berth to the State Tournament in Norfolk. 'cDopey Mawyer, Herbert Weaver and Rudy Lacy were out- standing on offense as well as defense all season for the Jeflfs. This earned them a berth on the All-City-County Team of 1949. Ed Gillock and R. E. Foutz were giyen an honorable mention on this mythical squad also. Lacy CIO, take: a rebound ar Wiaver C145 followr through LEFT 'ro RIGI'ITZ M. R. E. Foutz, D. G. .McCIa11.ahan, C. B. Shrader, E. Gillock, den, B. llfiley, B. llflartin, R. Leflwiclz, I I . llfeaver Fu Ma Z B. R. l +El 96 lib. 0. ms to Thoughts of Boseboll A lx . -XS Finsr Row, LEFT 'ro RIGHT: Coach N. P. Carter, f. Witherf, D. Booih, F. lllawyer, R. E. Fouiz SECOND Row, STANDING: P. Cojzy, B. Ilowzz, D. Turnbull, G. l'err1o11, B. Slzrader, G. Campbell Baseball 'l'lie boys on the diamond wielded a big bat in the state running. Last year, after cap- turing the VVestern title, they went on to the second place in the State at Richmond, bat- tling Vlloodrow l.Vilson of Ports- mouth to at IO-6 defeat. Dopey Mawyer, Paul Coiqey, Drowsey Harrison and Big Bill Ramsey placed on the All- State Team. Bill recently signed up with the New York Yankees of the American League. Totals for the season include thirteen wins with four losses. Coach Nick Carter expects the same team to report for spring drills except Tommy Red Turnbull pilrlzef another ,i ll'l'l'f.! lllawyer Jlirlzf :aff ax B5-azjie Howze awaiir the pfg from recom! -'El 97 ll'- Martin and Bill Ramsey. Dur- ing the summer the team played under the sponsorship of Blue and Grey Restaurant. Don Booth, Utility lllan On the Mot or on the COL Eilt-1-....,.,, FIRST Row: B. Hall Mlavzagerj, C. W'lz'ite, B. Barvzrx, IV. Cojey, D. Grubb, B. Kerr, S. Cook SECOND Row: f. W'e11b, j. flkerf, B. Cheatham, B. Kerfoot, G. Preaf, B. Seal 'THIRD Row: Terry, C. Light, D. Poage, lllarklzam, B. Pflcher, G. Stajord, V. Trout, R. Terry, H. Carter, j. Trippur, N. P. Carter Wrestling ' B. K A . y ,ll 51 111' 114 C0'ff7jllll'fj1fll,ZZE fflbooqj Bobby Clzeallzqm puff Abwegjjegff i,,,Zj?,Zd15eZipZdjImmj C 'O A rlognfijz BerIJKerr I jirzirlnmg touches on jzmmy IV .731 Q8 jg? B ...1 fferson's Athletes Shine N J., Wqnzw , i Wrestling is now a major sport at -lelferson. ln its second year, it has proved itself worthy of the highest praise. Starting with green hoys, Coach Nick Carter has moulded a well-rounded squad. Wallace Colley, State A. A. U. Champion in the I2I-pOL1llCl class, was outstanding all season, being defeated only once in scho- Tennis 'ennis is an up-and-coming t. Last year's team was successful. Lynchburg the hrst team to go down re the jells, 6-3, then ville defeated us, 5 -4, Lynchburg College V. 1 down. Then Lynchburg whipped again, 5-4. 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M affix W N X awyw- E Hi - .sf s Q , X-is 25 A W www E Sd' 1. 3 llloyt Popular JAMES LESTER A ALMA BELL Bef! Informed flfloxt Typical Szfniorx STEPHEN LICHTENSTEIN Joi-IN PEER NORMA WADE BARBARA BELL WY R'-wr .124 106 Bk S ss iv' 111011 Evztertaivmzg BETTY BAKER VVILLIAM PURKEY V I X , T ' ffl. , 4 N : 5:5 NEO up ss A . rf 1'-: 1' Cutext Couple Jloft Atlz,let'ic JACKIE JOHNSON NrXNCY BOOKER DON BOOTH FRANK IVIAWYER E' ww. Q35 107 Eg. Hx ,QP , .gf N 55.5 1 Raj h B, f gm m Hass En H En s ss sa 'Q . +33 - T Y .mfg :fig-.1' W E 71, ' QQ, w,5,.,g,g5a.,g,,Hg ' 'Yury 'Q 35 Vik ' W' J- W'-f fx K f 72 L ,1 ish 43 . , 2 ,Jia L-5 ' 5 ' -. E X 3, ' 7 -. '-, ,Tv N 1 4' . S ,gs . 1 wiv x K aw-'T Eb. Snow Queen, 1948 BARBARA Bm M H HAL Fifa H f 5 gg : j . f X-33543 . 252, ' ' X ' ' ,E Q' :Z :VZ 'fig ' vis Q 4' 5 Q TSM, 4 fa., 3 1 N ES? A, i fi Rf J 55, -' , -if: '.' . g Q ,H-,vvfgf 5 25? 7 :QS ,J ' ,, ' '41, - fm? 25 , 5 1 1 bw: 5 , 7 , k 6 7 T .1- . 2, . -, ,. 3+ ss Y W 55 4 - . JLF Y' x k V + ,4-if . SE .' -y Q A 9- ? j' A-1 Ag in V , 'f K 3 5 .2 2 3 ml 5.5, 1 6 Gam ., W I 'WPI -Q , wr ' Q .S-aw, A' . A' 5' 5 Madonna, 1948 BETSY MARKLEY Wg, sr- Tix- mf m F , wg- 'ANNE wa 'ia 11. gl ,1 Ava ' Q2 'ggi H s I A n I .f N,K si H' . wr mi: Q '. 2 1 Wg. EJQ Q 'iw- mx -is V 1: ,M I S.. Q g , X.. V Q Mg, g, 56 ., W 59 . V5 4 . H 1 ' 1 ,, W S Z., 4 -Q as , f., . M pf 15.1 Tiki via E XE? . , 2 2:4 -6 531 J I :gig B . . . , ,. :.:.,:: A :-:, - I , ,-:-1 ', H :Eh -41 ' , if-gs: --if gfiQSi'- :LQ , -N r 3.1. ,QV g'k,,,,-w , -.WJ 'fm A- X rs 'i ,Z w H' -be .::: ' 1 .- Q 1 M 1' E N .ku .:.:.:.a-:- 1: , 3 ' H H E. -, VI, , Q W M .... . I .IT uf wig I .... . ' . . ,V WMS , 1351 1 'HA , 5 Kiwi, , 1 3-g Q I 3 fxgj 1.1. Q 5- K Ga 2 vw' ' , sr K P' lx H: Us W E? E H L W , FV Q fag, . 1- - L 'Z ' ' w mg E535 Egg . , . wma -if an z 5 2 an RWE E E H. Kg 2? a :TTY GORDON ALLIIIAN: General. TIIER JEAN AMALONG: Comn1ercial. IRL ISIRBY ANDERSON: Ge11eral. TRICK JOYAN ANDREXVSZ General, Bible nbly, '48. :RWOOD JAMES ANTER: General, Of l SiI1g , Chief Justice, '48. -ues DIMITRI APOSTOLOU: Academic: , ,'43'49- SRALDINE DAVIS ARTIIUR: General, . Club, '47-'48, ssELL AUSTINN BAc1I: General. TY ALICE BAKER: General, Y-Teens, 9, Minstrel, '48, Our Hearts were g and Gay, '48, English Literature bly, '48, The Chimes, '48, Valen- ssembly, '49, Why l an1 a Bachelor, 'Of Thee I Sing, '48. NVILSON BARBOUR: General. ERLY FRANCIS BARNES: Academic, leader, '48-'49, Minstrel, Spring, '48, Assembly, Spring, '48, Senior Y-Teens, , Cheerleaders' Assembly, '48, Red Representative, Spring, '49, ATEORD ARNOLD BARNES: General, '48, Junior Classical League, '47, de-Lys, '43-'4-9? .horn Staff, '48, Editor, .-lmrn, '49, Annual Staff, likado, '48, Senior Play, '48, Treasurer, Room, '48, Journalism Assembly, Annual Dedication Assembly, '47, l1 Assembly, '48, Superior Rating, -', '48, Outstanding Rating, Poetry, linstrel, '48, II-TON ROIBEIK1' BATES, JR.: Academic, Room, Treasurer, '46, Student Gov- nt Representative, '48, Jumor Classical 0, '48. TIIA ANNE BATES: General, D. '48-'49 UELINE LEE BECKWITII: Academic, ent Science Club, '48-'49, Y-Teens, unior Classical League, '47-'48. A VIRGINIA BELL: Academic: Choir, , Mikado, Lead, '48, Cheerleader, , Head Cheerleader, '48-'49, Y-Teens, , Secretary, Home Room, '47, Jour- Assembly, '48, Pep Assemblies, '47- nclnolee R07Il.dl1 Stafli, Junior Classical ,, Honorable Nlcntion, State Art .t, '47, Devotional Cliairman, Home '48-'49, National Honor Society. BARA LEE BELL: Academic, Cheer- '48-'49, Snow Queen, '48, Football Attendant, '48, Home Room, Secre- 48-'49, Home Room, Treasurer, '47, Is, '47. MA JEAN BIBLE: General, YVhy llIIlCS Rang, Verse-Speaking Choir, K BISIIOP: Academic, Vice Presi- Home Room, Fall, '46, President Room, Fall, '47, Junior Classical E IOR League, Fall, '46, Spring, '48, Student Government Representative, Spring, '47Z Vice President, Home Room, Spring, '48. FLOYD EDVVARD BENTLEY: Academic, Hi-Y, '48-'49. DAVID STONE BERNARD: Commercial, Band, '46-'48, Librarian, '47, All-State Band, '48-'49 BYRON BARTON BLACK: Academic, Home Room Representative, Spring, '48, Hi-Y, '48-'49, Spanish Club, '48-'49, Vice Presi- dent, Science Club, '48-'49, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. DONALD BRUCE BLACK: Academic: Band, '44- 4-9, Secretary, '48-'49, Secretary- Treasurer, '47-'48, President, '48-'49, All- State Bands, '47-'49, Solo Clarinetist, '48- '49, Excellent Rating, Clarinet Solo, Music Festival, '47, Editor-in-Chief, Annual, '49, Short Articles Editor, flmrn, Fall, '48, Red Cross Club, '46-'47, Escapades, '48, Music Parades, '47-'49, Mikado, '48. WVILLIAM HENRY BLACKARD: Academic, Hi-Y, '46-'48, fejerrun News, Business Staff, '46-'48, Student Government, '48, Parts in The Mask, Jane Eyre , Priest in The Chimes, '47-'48, Throttlehottom in Of Thee I Sing ,.f1c0rn Staff, '47-'48, Heiron- imus Day, '48. NIARVIS JEAN BLACKWELL: General, Substitute Monitor, '48, D. E. Club. '47-'48. DORIS ADELE BLANKENSIIIP: General, D. E. Club, '49, Y-Teens, '47-'48, F. H. A., '48, GRETA JEAN BOLLING: General: Drum hflaniorette, '46-'49, Musical Parade, '47-'49, Escapades, '47. IXRBUTUS BOLT: General, F. H. A., Social Committee, '48-'49, Minstrel, '47. XVILLIAM DAVID BOLT, JR.: General. NANCY AIIAE BOOKER: General, Volley- ball, Basketball Teams, '47-'49, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Play Days, '47-'49, Y-Teens, '473 Monogram, Numerals, J Award, Pin and Guard, Honor Volleyball Team, '47 49S G. A. A., '47-'49, Vice President, '48-'49. DON CLAUDE BOOTII: General, President, Home Room, '46-'48, Varsity J Club, '46- '48, Secretary, '47, Football Team, '46-'48, Baseball, '47-'49. ANN BOSWELL: Academic, Choir, '46-'49, Mikado, '48, Y-Teens, '46-'47, H. M. S. Pinafore, '49, Journalism Assembly, Fall, '46, Valentine Assembly, '4-95 Chimes Assembly, '46-'48, Home Room, Secretary, '47 48- RCTARY JANE BOWLES: General, Young Roanoke Sings, Fall, '47, Treasurer, Home Room, '46-'47, Monitor, '47, Y-Teens, '46- '48, Treasurer, '46-'47. JOIIN X7ICTOR BOWYER: Academic, Choir, '48-'49, .flcorn Staff, '49, President, Home Room, '47-'48, Representative Student Gov- ernment, '46-'47, Red Cross Representative, -2-E111l:s '48-'49, Hi-Y, '48-'49, Christmas Assembly, '48, HH. M. S. Pinafore, , '49. JACQUELINE ANN BR11'r: General, D. E. Club, '48-'49. BARBARA ANNE BROWN: Academic, Student Government Representative, Spring, '48, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, '46-'48. HUCII ELDKIDGE BROWVN, JR.: General, Treasurer, Ho111e Room, '46-'47, Hi-Y, '47- '49, Corresponding Secretary, '48-'49. NANCY LEE BROWN: General, Of Thee I Sing, '48, Christmas Play, '48. A WARREN HOWVARD BROWN: General, President, Home Room, Fall, '48, Treasurer, Home Room, Spring, '49. NATIIALIE BRYANT: General, Choir, '46- '49, Secretary, '47-'48, Y-Teens, '46-'47, Program Chairman, Home Room, Secre- tary, '46-'47, Vice President, '47-'48, Mi- kado, '48, H. M. S. Pinafore, '49, Journalism Assembly, '46, Chimes As- semblies, '45 47S Monitor, '48, Minstrel, '47. NIARGARIZT ANN BUCKLES: General, D. E. Club, '48-'49, LAURA LEE BURNETTE: Academic, Choir, '46-'49, Secretary of Choir, '48-'49, National Honor Society, Junior Classical League, Minstrel, Spring, '47, Mikado, Spring, '48, H. M. S. PinafoI'e, Spring, '49, Christmas Assembly, '46-'48, Junior Prelcct, '47-'48, Senior Prefect, '48-'49. ALI-'RED P. BURROWS: Academic, Science Club, '48-'49, Spanish Club, '48-'49. ELVA LOUISE .CADD: General. RTOLLIE LOU CALHOUN: Academic, Vice President, Home Room, '46-'49, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Treasurer, '48-'49, lVlikado , Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Play Production Assembly, Journalism Assembly: Chimes Assembly, '48, Roanoke Roman Representa- tive, '46, Senior Play, HH. lVl. S. Pinafore, '49. 1 WVOODY Joi-IN CANII-DELL: General, Vice President, Home Room, '44, President, Home Room, '48, Vice President Varsity J Club, Football, '44-'45, '48, State A. A. U. Champion, Wrestling, IQI-POU!1d Class, '48, Beowulf in Journalism Assembly, '48, Choir, '45, ' TED CANNADAY: General, Band, '46-'48, Chimes, '46, Of Thee I Sing, '48, Escapades, '48, Thurmond-Wright Cam- paign, '48, Vice hflayor, Student Govern- ment Day, '49, Treasurer, Home Room, '49. ROBERT IRVIN CAREER: General, jffcr- Jon Newf, Reporter, '48-'49. NORAIA LEEJCARROLL: General, Choir, '4-7 4-99 HH. M. S. PinafOre, '49, Y-Teens, '47-'48, Mikado , Chimes Assembly, Choir Assembly, District Nlusic Festival, '47-'48- RUTII LORRAINE CARY: General. ROBERT GARLAND CASSELL: General. HELEN EDITH CAsTROs: Academic, Band, '46-'49, Assistant Librarian, '47-'48, Secre- tary-Treasurer, '48-'49, hflember All-State Band, '48-'49, Junior Classical League, '46- '49, Nlonitor, '47-'48, Head Monitor, '48- '49, Volleyball Honor Team, '46-'47, Cap- tain, '46, Baseball, Captain, '47, Paddle Tennis Champion, '47, Basketball, '46-'49, Captain, '48, Ping-Pong, Badminton, Bowl- ing, '46-'49, President, G. A. A., '48-'49, MAIZY JANE CATAscA: Academic, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Home Room, '46-'47, Treas- urer, Home Room, '47-'48, Spanish Club, '49, Monitor, '48-'49. ANN ELIZABETH CAT1iEY2 General, Y-Teens, '46-'47, Red Cross Representa- tive, '48-'49. HARRY ICENNETH CAYXVOODZ General, Treasurer, Bible Class, Fall, '48. ROBERT ANGLE CHEATHAAI: Academic, Hi-Y, '47-'49, Chaplain, '47-'48, Secretary, '48-'49, Monitor, '473493 Wrestling Team, '47-'49, Varsity J Club, '48-'4-93 Football Team, '48, Vice President, Home Room, '47. CHARLES ARLEN CIIEEK: General. BARBARA ANN CLARK: Academic, Junior Classical League, '46-'47, Escapades, '47- '48, Acorn Staff, '48, Newr, Assistant Circu- lation Manager, '48-'49, Student Govern- ment Representative, '48-'49, Monitor, '48- '493 Why I am a Bachelor , Secretary, Speech Department, '49, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Business Staff, Newr, OfThee I Sing , Chimes Assembly. SUE POLLARD COCKE: General, Y-Teens, '4S 46- PAUL HUBEll COFFEY: General, Choir, '46-'47, Hi-Y, '46-'48, Football Team, '45- '47, Basketball Team, '45-'46, Junior Repre- sentative, flcorn: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Make-Up, Home Room, Presi- dent, '45-'49, All-State Football Team, '47, All-State Baseball Team, '48, President, Varsity J Club, '48-'49, Monitor, '47-'48, Baseball Team, '46-'49. SALLY LEE Cooler General, Treasurer, Sophomore Class, '46-'47, Secretary, Junior Class, '47-'48, Student Government Repre- sentative, '47-'48, Prefect hflember, '48-'49, Vice President, Home Room, '48-'49S Moni- tor, Fall, '48, Y-Teens, '46-'48, VVhy the Chimes Rang, '48, Roanoke Roman, '46- '47, Fleur-de-Lys, '47-'48, Of Thee I Sing, '48. BETTY JANE COOPER: General, Secretary Home Room, '4-79 Why the Chimes Rang, '47, Nlinstrel, '48, Student Government Representative, '48, Editor, D. E. Club, '43 49- GUY LANDON COOPER: General, Monitor, '48 49- GLORIA JACQUELINE COPENHAVER: Gen- eral, Red Cross Representative, '45-'46, D. E. Club, '47-'48, Work in Guidance Oflice,'48. HENRY MELVIN COVINGTON: General, Vice President, Home Room, '46-'47, Student Council, '47-'48, Senior Class Play, '48, Of Thee I Sing, '48, WhyI am a Bachelor, '48, Journalism Assembly, '48, Junior Classical League, Vice Presi- dent, '47-'48, Hi-Y, '47-'49, Vice President, '48, .flrorn Staff, '48-'49, Monitor, '49, BARBARA JEAN CIKEASYI General. BIILDRED ANNETTE CRISPE: General: Library Club, '44, F. H. A., '44-'45, '48-'49, Secretary, English Class, '48-'49, BENTON EUGENE CRUMPLER: Academic, Editor Short Articles, .JF!JfIL, '47-'48, Activi- ties Editor, Annual, '47-'49, President Home Room, '47-'48, Latin Club, '47-'48, Hi-Y, '48- '49, Editor-in-Chief, flcorn, '48-'49, National Honor Society, '49, Journalism Assembly, '48, Science Club, '48-'49. DORIs MARIE CUIHMINGS: Commercial, Secretary-Treasurer, Home Room, '46-'48, Student Government Representative, '48- '49, Monitor, '47-'49, BETTY LOUISE DAVIS: Academic, Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Junior and Senior Y-Teens, '46-'49, Nlonitor, '48-'49, Roanoke Roman Stalf, '48. Lois NIARIE DAVIS: General, Home Room Red Cross Representative, '47-'48, D. E. Club, '48-'49. ROBIN ROMIER DETXRINGZ General. JEAN LOUISE DECK: General, D. E. Club, '48-'49. BETTY JOE DECKIZILI General, Vice Presi- dent, Home Room, '47-'48, Treasurer, Junior Class, Spring, '48, Vice President, Senior Class, '48-'49, fejerron News, Business Staff, '47-'49, Co-Circulation Manager, '48-'49, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Choir, Fall, '47, Spring, '49, Mikado, '48, Chimes Assembly, '48, Valentine Assembly, '49, Sub-Monitor, Fall, '48, H. M. S. Pinafore, '49, EVELYN PAULINI5 DECRER: Academic, Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Repre- sentative, Roa-uolcr Roman, Fall, '46, Secre- tary, Bible Department, Fall, '47. ADDIE LEE DEHAVEN: General, High School Register. ANNE WVHITESIIJE DENSON: General, Monitor, '47-'48. lRODERICK LEE DENV! General, Library Club, '45-'46, Baseball, '46-'47, Wrestling, '47-'48, French Club, '45-'47. FAYE BIILDRED DICRERSON: General, Y-Teens, '46-'48, Bible Production, '48. JOYcE LEE DICKIZRSONI General. JAMES H. DILLON: General, D. E. Club, '48-'49 REGINALD LYNN DIVERS: Commercial: Usher, School Programs, '47-'49. WILLIARI GUILFORD DIXON: General. BARBARA ANNE DonsoN: General, Choir, '46-'49, Librarian, '48-'49, Mikado, Lead, '48, EscapadeS, '473 Senior Play, Lead, '48, Library Club, '46-'47,X7-'l'CCf1S, '46-'48, Chimes Assembly, '46-'48, HH. M. S. Pinafore ' , Student Director, Speech i 49 Assembly, '48, Publication Assembly, '48. NORNIA JEAN DoosoN: General. B'lARY Lou DoLLINs: . General, Of Thee I Sing, '48, Jane Eyre, '48, The Chimes, '48. -'Ei 112 Jie NANCY' LIALL DRIsRILL: Academic, q '46-'49, Chimes Assembly, '4, Y-Teens, '46-'49, World Fellowship C man, '46, Junior Classical League, '46 Cheerleader, '47-'49, jejferron Nzwf '48-'49, National Honor Society, Mile '48, UH. M. S. Pinafore, '49, Escapa '47: Secretary, Home Room, '49, KTXTIIARINE JEAN DUNAVAN: Gene: BILLY KIENNETII DLINCAN! General. RAYMOND EUGENE DLVNCANI Gel Vice President, Home Room, '48, Presi Home Room, '47, President, Bible Clas. Varsity J Club, '47-'49, Football, '41 CllARLES EDWARD DUNN: Gei- Basketball, '48-'49. ELIZABETH JANE DYER: Academic tional Honor Society, '48-'49, Y-Teen '49, Newspaper Staff, '47, Exchange E '48, Associate Editor, '49, Junior Cla League, '46-'49, Secretary, '46-'47, President, Home Room, '47-'48, Quil Scroll Honor Society, '4-93 Red Cross sentative, '48-'495 Third Place, State U. Essay Contest, '48. -JEANNINE O'NEIL ELMORE: Ge Choir, '47-'49, President, Home Roon Student Government Representative Y-Teens, '46-'47, Mikado, '48, H. Pinaforef' '4-91 Minstrel, '47, Vice Pres Home Room, '4-79 Chimes Assernbl, ROGER EUGENE ELMORE: General, Club, '48-'49, Monitor. LEE ERrcRsoN: Gt DOROTHY Y-Teens, '48-'49, Of Thee l Sing, Student Director, Proi Senior Play, '48, fejerrmz Nzwx, Reporter, '48, S Club, '48-'49. JENNIE BLAND EVANS: Academic, tary, Home Room, '46, Y-Teens, ' Junior Classical League, '46-'48, Vice dent, Home Room, '47, Bible Assembl Lois EVELYN EVANS: General: Club, '48-'49. CYNTHIA Roeicwoon PARK! G Choir, '48-'49, Pinafore, '49, Mi '48, Student Government Represen '47, Y-Teens, '47-'49, Music Festiv. Spanish Club, '43-'4-93 History Radi gram, '48, Nliliado, '48: The Ch '+7-'4S- HUGIi AIOKGAN FEATXIICRI General, '42-'49, Science Club, '48-'49, Vice Pre Home Room, '46-'47, President, '48, Parade, '43, '47-'49, Monitor, '49. GENE XVINSTON FERousoN: G President, Home Room, '48, Treasurc '48, jafergroiz Art Editor, Art Class Assembly, Reporter, Assistant leader, '47-'49, Hi-Y, '46-'49, Minstr '48, City Manager, Student Govei Day, '49- FEUER: C' BERTHA ELVERA Treasurer, Home Room, 4'46-'47, Club, '46-'47, Volleyball l'eam, Bad Team. EARL BYRON FINLEY: Academic '48-'49, Junior Classical League, Nlonitor, '48-'49, Student Gove Representative, '47-'48. ROY EDNVARD FouTz, JR.: General, lonitor, '43-'493 Hi-Y, '48-'49, Baseball, .8-'49, Basketball, '47-'49, Varsity J lub, Vice President, Home Room, '46: tudcnt Government Representative, '46- 8. ANN NIARIE FRALIN: General, Y-Teens, 6-'47, Of Thee I Sing, '48, Senior Play: gfkrforz News, Reporter, '47-'49, PEGGY CAROLYN FRIEND: Academic, rcretary, Red Cross, '47, Y-Teens, '46, 'ench Club, '46-'49, Secretary, Bible Class. PATSY ANN FRONK: General. DOROTHY REN FULCIIER: General. LEONARD NIILTON FULCIIER: General, esident, Home Room, '46-'48, Student vernment, '47-'48, Monitor, '47-'48, rsity J Club, '48-'49, Basketball, '46- ELIEAEETII ANNE FULLER: General, tional Beta Club. Lots INIAGDALENE FULP: Commercial, TeeIIs, '47-'48. JERRY LEE GAREER: Academic, Secretary- easurer, Home Room, '46-'473 Y-Teens, -'49, Spanish Club, '48-'49. IOSEPIIINE YFARDLEY GARRETE, General, :make Roman Staff, '48-'49, Junior ssical League, '45-'48, Alonitor, '48-'49, l'eens, '45-'46. 'IARY PATRICIA GIIssoN: Academic, itor-in-Chief, JEJYEFIUIII Newx, '48-'49: 'ignment Editor, jejerron News, '47-'48, ill and Scroll Honor Society, Fleur-de- , '46-'49, Secretary, '47-'48, Y-Teens, '47, National High School Register, nitor, '47-'48, Secretary-Treasurer, Home om, '47-'48, French Tournament, '47-'49, tional Honor Society. IIILEN JDANITA GlI.LESPIEZl General, l'eens, '-473493 Red Cross Representa- -, '48-'49, Monitor, '48-'491 jf-ffZf.fUIL or, Reporter, '48-'49, Ffscapacles, '48. IenARD EDWIN GILLOCR: General, sity J Club, Hi-Y: Basketball Team, '49- ICIIARD LAWNRENCE GILMORE: General. ACK IVORMAN GODFREY: Academic, I, '48-'49, Science Club, '48-'49. 'ILLIAIII FRANCIS GOGGIN: General, ru, Art StalI', '48-'49, Art Editor, '48, t Prize, F. F. S. P. Contest, '48, Honor- - Mention, N. S. R. P. Contest, '48. ILLIARI ROY GoccIN: General, Band, '48, Hi-Y, '48-'49, fe-ferfon Newf, '47- Senior Play, Music Parade, '47-'48, or Classical League: Science Club, '48- Valentine Assembly, '49. ETTY JANE GOODPASTURE: General, lent Government Representative, '47- Vice President, Junior Class, '48, nded Girls' State, '48, Worked, Main e, '47-'49, Secretary, Home Room, '47. ERALD CIIARLES GORDON: Academic, ating Team, '48-'49, .ficoz-vi, '47-'49, Ice Club, '48-'49, Spanish Club, '48-'49, bling Team, '47. DONALD LEE GRAIIAAI: General. JOSEPII FRANKLIN GRANINGEIR, JR.: Gen- eral, Junior Classical League, Science Club. NIARGARIQT BURVVHLL GRAvEs: Academic: Senior Class. Secretary, '43-'4-94 Home Room, Vice President, '46-'47, Junior Clas- sical League, '46-'49, Roanolae Roman Staff, .Jrorvi Staff, '4OZ Journalism Assembly, '48, Y-Teens, Art Work Assemblies, '46-'49, National Honor Society, i491 High School Register. KATIILEEN GRACIE GREGORY: General, D. F.. Club, '48-'49. CuARLEs LEE GRUBB1 General, Varsity J Club, Wrestling Team: Baseball, Manager, '47-'48. JACKIE EILENE GusTIN: Academic, Red Cross Representative, '47-'48, Study Hall Monitor, '48-'49, Student Council Repre- sentative, '48-'49, Roanoke' Roman Staff, '48- '49, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Spanish Club, '49, Martha Washington Literary Society, '46-'472 Christ- mas Assembly, '46, Editorial Stalf, Roanoke Roman. HENRY BENTLEY HAIIN: General, .4507-n StaiI, '48-'49, Fleur-de-Lys, '47-'48, Christ- mas Assembly, '47-'48, French Assembly, '48, GERALDINI5 PENETTA HAILEY: General. BETTE I-IAIRFIELD: General, Latin Club, '47-'48, Y-Teens, '47-'49, fzjerrorz. Nfwf, Business Staff, '49, Boys' Guidance Olhce, ,ts BEVERLY JOAN I'IALLZ General, Secretary, Home Room, '47Z D. E. Club. JACQUELINE VIRGINIA HALL: General, Sophomore Prefect, Junior Prefectg Choir, '48-'49, Escapades, '48, Mikado , H, M. S. Pinafore , National Honor SO- ciety, Bible Assembly. NIARIE FRANCES HALL: Commercial, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Student Government Representative, Fall, '48. A-IARTI-IA PAULINE FIALLI General. ELLA INIAE FIALSEYZ General, Library Club, '46, Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Martha VVashington Literary Society, '46- '47, Why the Chimes Rang, Prop Com- mittee, '48, Science Club, '46, Monitor, '49, President, Bible Class, '49, IHOSVARD NIERTON HAMILTON: Academic: Christmas Assembly, '47-'48, Hi-Y, '48-'49, Valentine Assembly, '493 Science Club, '48- '49, Latin Club, '47-'49. RUTH JEANNE HAAIILTONZ Commercial' Girls' Head Monitor, '48-'49, Secretary, Sophomore Class, President, Home Room, '47-'48, Student Government Representa- tive, '48-'49. JEAN DOLORES I-IAIIIIITON: General, Volleyball, '47-'48, G. A. A., Basketball, '48, Manager, '49, Baseball, '48-'49, Tennis, '47-'49, Paddle Tennis, '-17 -1-91 Deck Tennis, '47-'48, Horseshoes, '47, Ping-Pong, '47-'49, Badminton, '47-'49, PEGGY ANN HAIIIRICK: Academic, Choir, '46-'49, Monitor, '48-'49, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Minstrel, '47-'48, H, M. S. Pinafore, '49, Chimes Assembly, '46-'47. :PEI 113 lif- JUNE NIARIE HANCOCK: Commercial. HAROLD CURWOOIJ I'IARllIS! General, Treasurer, Home Room, '48, Escapades, '46, '48, W'hy the Chimes Rang, '46-'48, Choir Christmas Assembly, '47-'48, Musical Festival, '48, Choir, '46-'48, Mikado, Lead, '48. TTERMAN GENE HARRIS: General, Of Thee I Sing, '48, Journalism Assembly, '48, Our Hearts IVere Young and Gay, '48, Why I am a Bachelor, '49, Christmas Assembly, Production Staff, '48, Acorn Staff, '48 49- JAMES NIACK HAIKRISI General, Acorn Staff, '43-'49S Science Club, '48-'49, Hi-Y, '48-,495 Substitute Monitor, '48-'49. INIARGARET ANN HARRISON: General, Latin Club, '48, Treasurer, D. E. Club, '48-'49, President, Home Room, '48. IRICHARD DURWOOD HARRISON: General, Football, '46-'48, Baseball, '46-'48, Var- sity J Club, '47-'48. NANCY LEE HzKRVEYCUTTElLI General. JACK HENDERsON: General. DON AIVARREN HERBAUGI-I: General, Treasurer, Bible Class, '48. PAUL HEss: General, Choir, Monitor, Student Government, Of Thee I Sing, '48, Chimes Assembly, '47-'48, Why I am a Bachelor Assembly, '49, Christmas As- sembly, '47-'48. I'IAZEL WIONA HITE: General, Band, '46- '49, Librarian, '48-'49, G. A. A., Basketball, '46-'48, Volleyball, '46-'47, Softball, '47-'49, Head Monitor, '48-'49, Junior Classical League. IRBY NOAH HOLLANS, JR.: General, President, Junior Class, '47-'48, National Honor Society, '48-'49, Alcorn Magazine and Annual Staff, '47-'49, Minstrel Interlocutor, '48, Ex Oihcio Member Prefect Council, '47-'48, Junior Red Cross, Treasurer. '46- '47, Debating Team, '47-'49, Chimes Assembly, Radio Broadcast, WlIo's Who of High School Students, '499 Valentine Assembly, '49. BENJAMIN NIIITCI-IELL Howzrz, JR.: Gen- eral, Football Team, '46-'4-95 Baseball Team, '47 4-92 Vice President, Bible Class: Monitor, '47-'48, Varsity J Club, Hi-Y, '48-'49 AIARY ELIzAEETI-I HUDDLESTONZ Aca- demic, Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Latin Assembly, 48. BARBARA JEANNINE HUDsoN: General, Choir, '47-'49, Minstrel, '47-'48, Our Hearts WVere Young and Gay, Costumes, '48, H, M. S. Pinaforef' '49S Chimes Assembly, '48. IRA Hun' HURT, JR.: General, Varsity J Club, Letter Award, Varsity Football, '48, Junior Varsity Football, '46, JEANETTE HIITCIIINSON: Commercial, Mollitofv '47 4-9, Head Monitor, '48, Secre- tary, Home Room, '48, Boys' Guidance Office, Vice President, Home Room, '47. BOBBY RAY HYATT: Academic, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, '48, History Assembly, ,499 Monitor. '49. ANITA lx-'TAY HYLTON: Commercial. RALPH CAMPBELL TSEELL: General, Foot- ball, '45-'48, Varsity J Club. '46-'48, President, Home Room, '46-'47, Vice Presi- dcspt Home Room, '48, Valentine Assembly, Y4. . ELNORA JANE JOHNSON: General, French Club, jqfermu Nawf, Business Staff, F. H.A., Y-Teens, National Honor Society. HJACKIEU PERRY JOIINSON: Academic, Cheerleader, '47-'49, fejerron Nfwr Staff, '46-'48, Y-Teens, '46-'48, Journalism As- senIbly, Fall, '46, Fall, '48, Cheerleaders' Assembly, '48, Snow Queen Court, '48, Football Queen, '48, Home Room, Treas- urer, '473 Home Room, Secretary, '46, Nlonitor, Fall, '48. CAROLYN REA JONES: Academic, Vice President, Junior Red Cross, '47-'48, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Home Room. '48-'49, Y- Teens, '46-'49, Red Cross Representative, '46-'47, Spanish Club, '48-'49, EARL LANTZ JONES! General, D. E. Club, '48-'49. VIRGINIA CAROLINE JORDAN: Academic, G. A. A., '47-'49, Y-Teens. '46-'49, Science Club, '48-'49, Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Acorn Staff, '47-'49, jr-ferrari Nzwf, Business Staff, '47-'49, Basketball Team, '48-'49, fejerron Nzwr, Advertising Mana- ger. '48-'49 BARBARA LOU KANE: General, Volley- ball, '46-'49, Basketball, '46-'49: Badminton, '47-'49: Bowling. '47-,499 Softball, '47-'49, G. A. A., '47-'49, Treasurer, '48. WANDA JEAN KARI.ET: Academic, Cheer- leader, '48-'49, Vice President, Home Room, '46-'48, Y-Teens, '46-'48, Fleur-de-Lys. '46- '49, Treasurer, '47-'48, Escapades, '47- '48, jejferrovz. Newr, Business Staff, '47-'48, Snow Queen Court, '48, Cheerleaders' As- sembly, '48. CAROL FRANCES IQAVANAUGHZ Academic, fzferrmz Newf, Reporter, '48-'49, Junior Classical League, '46-'48, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Sophomore Prefect Member, '46-'47, Treas- urer, Junior Class, '479 Senior Prefect Mem- ber, '48-'49, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, '48, S. A. S. G. Delegate, Corpus Christi, '47-'48, Favor Committee, Junior- Senior Prom, '48. WII.LIALI WALSTIQUM TQAVANAUGH, JR.: General, Hi-Y, '47-'49, Junior Classical League, '47-'49, Treasurer, Science Club, ,493 Audio-Visual Operator, '47-'49Z Foot- ball, '47. DOUGLAS HAIKRIS KERR: General, Tum- bler Team, '47-'48, lblinstrel, '48, Wrestling Team, Fall, '47. FLORINE DAVIS IQEYI General, Y-Teens, 7 7 48- 49- EUGENE K.ERMIT KEYS: General. MARGAllE'P BRADSIIAW KIDD: Academic, L'Echo Stag, i4-7 4-9? Fleur-de-Lys, '47- '49, Vice President, '47-'48, Secretary, '48- '49, Virginia Girls! State, '48, Y-Teens, '47- '49, Latin Club, '46-'49, French Assembly, '48, President, Home Room, '46-'47, Secre- tary, Home Room, '47-'48, Red Cross Representative, '48-'49. RUSSELL EARL IQIDDZ General. JOAN NIYONA IQITTINGERZ General, D. E. Club, '48-'49, GLENIS RICIIARD KONNAOAN: Academic. GERALDINE TVTERYL LEFTWVICHZ General, Y-Teens, '47-'48, F. H. A., President, '47- '48, Business Staff, feferran Nzzvf, '47-'49, Superior Rating, Prose Reading Contest, '48, Lead, Senior Play, '49, Jane Eyre, '48, Angel, Christmas Assembly, '47-'48, Minstrel, '47-'48, Contest Play, '49. NIILLARD LESLIE LEMON! General, Election Assembly, '48, EscapadeS, ,482 Mock Convention, Campaign Nlanager, Dixiecrats. JOSEPH ELI LESCURE, JR.: General, Vice President, Home Room. '46-'47, President, Home Room, Spring, '48, Wrestling, '47-'48, Band. '46-'49, Vice President, '48-'49, Music Parades, '47-'49, JAMES CARY LESTER: Academic, Varsity J Club, '47-'49, Tennis, '47-'49, Football '48, Basketball, '43-,499 President, Senior Class. ,493 Vice President, Hi-Y, '47-'49, Monitor, '48, jejerron Nzwr, Business Staff, '46-'47, President Home Room, '46-'47, Vice President, Home Room, '48, Junior Classical League, '46-'47. STEPHEN F. LICIITENSTEIN! Academic, President, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Secretary, '47-'48, Junior Classical League, Manager, Basketball, '47-'48, Varsity J Club, Senior Prefect, Boys' State, Leader- ship Camp, Michigan, Home Room Presi- dent, '48-'49, StudeIIt Government Repre- sentative, '47, Jane Eyre , American Legion Oratorical Contest. ALICE MARIE LIOI-IT: General, Assistant Program Chairman, F. H. A. Club. DOILOTHY ANNE LINDSLEY: General, Activities Office, '48, Flower Poster Contest, First Prize, '47, Rose Show Poster Contest, Second Prize, '48, Fall Flower Show Con- test, Third Prize, '48, Alcorn, Illustrations, '47-'48- ADMIRAL DEWEY LITTLE, JR.: General, Junior Classical League, '46-'47. JANE TIIATCHER LOYD: General, Y-Teens, '46-'47, French Club, '.1-73499 Latin Club, '46, F. H. A., '49. GERALDINE ELLA LUDNVICK! Academic, Latin Club, Band, '45-'49, Junior Classical League, Christmas Concert, '45, Nlusic Parade, '47-'49. PEGGY ANN LUMSDEN: General. DANIEL LUKE LYNCH, JR.: Academic, Varsity Football, '47, Choir, '46-'49, French Club, '46-'49, President, Home Room, '47- '48, Minstrel, '47-'48, Of Thee I Sim, Lead, '48. CAROL SUE NTAINZ Academic, Junior Classical League, Nlinstrel, '47. SYLVIA LEE MORGAN! General, Library, '47- -'Cl 114- lit ELIZABETH WOODEURY RTARKLEYZ Ge: eral, Senior Prefect, '48-'49, Secretary Junic Red Cross, '48, Red Cross Represcntativ '47, Snow Queen Court, '47, Maid of Hono Snow Queen Court, '48, Madonna, '4l Junior Classical League, '46-'47, Monitc '47-'48- ANNA RUTH AIIARSHALL: Commercial. CLARENCE RUDOLPH MARTIN: Genera D. E. Club. HAZEL V1Ro1NIA AITARTINI Academi Senior Y-Teens, Treasurer, G. A. A., Jung' Classical League, Business hflanager, ' Roanoke Roman, Deck Tennis, Volleyba Softball Teams, Nlonogram, Numcrals aI FC 31 J. HELEN LOUISE RJIARTINZ General. IRENE HELEN NIARTIN: General, Sec tary, Home Room, '47-'48, Secretary, Bil Class, '-1-7: F. H. A., Y-Teens, First Diploma, Red Cross. ROBERT WAYNE lVIAR'I'INZ General, See tary. Bible Class. WILLIALI RANDOLPPI MARTIN: Gener Hi-Y, Basketball, '47-'49, Treasurer, Hoi Room, '48-'49, Student Government Rs resentative, '47-'48. ELIZABETH ANN lx-LTASONZ Academ Fleur-de-Lys, '4-7 4-93 Violinist, Chinn Assembly, '48, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Frei Assembly, '48, Nlonitor, '48-'49, Violin Christmas Assembly, '48. FRANCES NIARIE NTASSEYI Commerc PVILLIAM CLARENCE BITATTOX, JR.: G eral, Fleur-de-Lys, '4-73499 Monitor, ' Bible Department Assembly, '48, Frei Department Assembly, '48. NVALTER FRANKLIN NTAWYERZ Gene Baseball, '46-'49, All-State, '48, Basket '47-'49, CO-Captain, '47-'48, Football, ' '48, All-Western District, '47, Honorary Captain, '47-'48, All City-County, '48,.. State, '48, Treasurer, Varsity J C '47-'49. CURTIS HERBERT NIAXIE: General, Ba '47-'48, All-State Band, '48. ROY SHERMAN RTCCANNZ General, X President, Home Room, '47, Scorekee Baseball Games, '48. ANNE LEE RflCDIXNIEL1 General, Y-Te fzjerron New! Staff, '48, Business Mana '49- XVILLIAM BOYD R'lCDANIELZ GCII Band Publicity Manager, Music Par '47-'49, Soloist, '48-'49, All-State Band, '48, Hi-Y, '47-'49, Publicity Manager, Science Club. i495 l1VreStling Team, jfjerron Nzwr, Reporter, '47-'49. BETTY Jo MCGHEE: Academic. GARRETTE EDWARD MCGUIRE: Gen Stage Crew, '48-'49, NOf Thee I Sing, GERALDINE MEADOR: General, . Typist, Fall, '48. BETTY JANE NTEADOWVSZ General, G. I '47-'49, Volleyball Team, Basketball T '47-'49, Volleyball Honor Team, '48, B ing Team, '47-'48, Housewife in Bible Skit, '48. P IMES IQENXVARD NIETZ: Academic. ARVIN BENNE'r'1' AlILAMZ General, C. Club, '48-'49. XRBARA TAPLEY NIILLERZ Academic, eens, '46-'48, Secretary, Red Cross, '48- Secretary-Treasurer, Home Room, '47- Junior Classical League, '48-'49. IICLIXIA MAE lVlILLERZ General, Why Chimes Rang, Verse-Speaking Choir, rfon Newr, Reporter, '48-'49. ANE1'rE IR1s NTILLSC General, P. H. A., 8, President, '483493 Secretary, Home n. '48-'49, Contributing Editor, 9, Exchange Editor, .Ilror1I, -ens, '46-'48. Jccrn, '48-'49, IGENE HERBERT A'lITCl'IELL1 General, , '48-'49, Science Club, '48-'49, Business ager, Annual, Spring, '49, Student rmnent Representative, '47-'48, Vice dent, Home Room, '47-'48. RRY RAY NTOFFITTZ General, Choir, 8, Treasurer, French Club, Fall, '45, urer, Bible Class, Spring, '49, Minstrel, '47: Jane Eyre, '48, Of Thee I '48. NJAMIN CLOVIS MooMAW: General, ce Club, '48-'49, Monitor, '48, Usher, l Plays, Sergeant at Arms, Hi-Y, '48- YLI.Is LEE AHTOOREZ General. ICE ANN RTORRISZ Academic, .lcorn '48-'49 Rornv JANE TVIOULSEZ General, Elec- ssembly, '48, Vice President, F. H. A., 9, Secretary, Home Room, '47-'48, , Art Staff, '48, Junior Classical League, 8, Y-Teens, '49. ARLES RODNEY ATOWVBRAY! General. GINIA LUCILLE TXITOVVBRAYZ General, Club, '47-'48. iliR'l' iXMMON NTULLINSZ General. QALD TAYLOR MUNDY: General, Ser- at Arms, Hi-Y, '47-'48, VVrestling ,'48- N Ross RIURRAYZ Academic, Hi-Y, 1 Student Government, '45-'46, Secre- Hi-Y, '47. ,LIAM CLYDE MURRAY, JR.: General, '48-'49: Vice President, Sophomore Home Room Secretary, '47, Student nment Representative, '4-7? H, M. S. Ire, '49. IIN ELIZABETH RIYERS2 General. L EDWARD NEATIIAYVK2 General. CE DAllI.ING NELSKJN1 Academic, ns, '46-'49, Vice President, '46-'47, m Chairman, '47-'48, President, '48- '-Teen lnterelub Council, President, 2 National Honor Society, Secretary- Irer, '48-'49, Library Club, President, 3 Monitor, '47, Vice President, Home '47-'48, President, Home Room, '48- nior Classical League, '46-'49, Fleur- . '4-7 Ll-92 Honorable Xlention, French ament, '48, Honorable Alention, Latin ament, '46, Student Government Day, :nior Play, '48. PIIYLI.Is ANNE NEXVRIANZ General, Escapades, '48, Mikado, Malte-Up Committee. RUSSELL LEoN Nici-IoLs: General, D. E. Club. ELEANOR JANE NIXON: General, Minstrel Chorus, ,475 Make-Up Committee, Senior Play, '48, Of Thee I Sing, Chorus, '48, ifVhy the Chimes Rang, Speaking Choir, '48. HAROLD OLIVER NorsINoER: General. RICHARD WIITTMIEL NORELEET: General, Student Government Representative, Spring, , 49- ROEERTA BURKS OI3ENsIIAIN: General, Secretary, Home Room, '46, '48-'49, Student Government Representative, '4-73 Red Cross Representative, '47-'48, Y-Teens, '46-'49s Vice President, Spanish Club, '48-'49. CARoLE SUSAN O'BRIEN: Academic, Student Government Representative, '47- '48, E Honor Roll, '46, G. A. A., '46-'49 Y-Teens, '47-'49, I AUBREY LEE OvERsTREET: General. DURWARD WAILIKEN OWEN: General, Hi-Y Club, '47-'48, Student Government Representative, '48-'49: Varsity J Club, '47-'49, Monitor, '48-'-1-93 Baseball, '47, Hi-Y, President, '49. PIIILIP EDMUND PANNILL: General, Home Room Treasurer, '45-'46. JAMEs EARL PARRIs1-I: General. NIICHAEL PATRICK: General. JoIIN NTERRIWETI-IER PEER, JR.: Aca- demic, President, Student Government, '48- '4-9Z Co-Sports Editor, jED c'l'J'0'lI Newf, '47- '48, Reporter, '46-'47, Speaker of House, Richmond, ,491 Hi-Y, '46-'49, Varsity J Club, '47-'49, Program Chairman, '48-'49, Tennis Team, '47-'49, Co-Captain, '48, Delegate to AYP Camp, Michigan, '48, Monitor, '48, HoIne Room, President,.'46, Vice President, '48, Secretary, '47, Delegate to Boys' State, '48. CHAILLES GARLAND PENICK: General. ANNE PIAVVES PENN: Academic, Y-Teens, '46-'41 ETIIEL JANIS PERDUE: General. JAMES ELVVOOD PEVERALL: General, D. E. Club, '48-'4Q. NANCY LEE PIIILLIPPE: General, Speech Contest Contestant, '48. E. GRAHAM PILLOXVI Academic, Hi-Y, '46-'49, Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Science Club, ,491 Student Government Representative, '48, Debating Team, '47-'49. JANICIE FAY PINKARD: Academic, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Fleur-de-Lys, '47-'49, Senior Rep- resentative, '48-'49, Speech Assembly, '48, French Assembly, '48, Senior Play, '48, Ofhce, '-173493 Martha Wfashington Literary Society, '46-'473 Chimes Assembly, '48. LUCY JANE PITTMAN: General. JANIL2 BELLE POLLARD: General, Y-Teens, '46-'48, Art Staff, Acorn, '46-'49, Art Editor, Jforn, Spring, ,49. l -'ll-f 115 JS'- NTARVIN LEE POLLARD! Academic, Home Room, Treasurer, '46, Student Government Representative, '46-'47. FLORA LOVIETTA POWERS: General, Fleur- de-Lys, '45-'49, fefzrron Alewf, Reporter, '48. JIMMY RANDOLPI-I POWERS: General. ANNE PUGH: Academic, Secretary Stu- dent Government, '48-'49, National Honor Society, Secretary, Junior Y-Teens, '46-'47, Corresponding Secretary, Senior Y-Teens, Pall, '47, Junior Prefect, Spring, '48, Student Council Representative, Home Room Presi- dent, '47-'48, Junior Classical League. WILLIAM WATsoN PURKEY: General, Band, '46-'47, Cheerleader, '48-'49, Hi-Y, '46-'49, Program Chairman, '48-'499 Debat- ing Team, '47-'49, Boys' State, V. P. I., '48, Home Room, Representative, '48, Senior Play, Christmas Assembly, Contest Play, Minstrel, End Man, '47-'48. JEAN QUISENBERRY: General, Y-Teens, '47-'49, Science Club, '48-,499 Volleyball Team, '48, Assistant Advertising Manager, jejerron New.r,' G. A. A., Sophomore Play, F. H. A., '47-'49, Spanish Club, '48-'49, Basketball Team, '49, ROBERT DEAN RANISEYI General. TVTARXON CARROLL REED: General, F. H. A., '48-11.9. MARY KATHRYN REED: General, Why the Chimes Rang. VIRGINIA ANN REED: General, Y-Teens, '46-'48, jejerrmz. Newr, Reporter, '48-'49, Boys' Guidance Ofhce, '48-'49. FREDA ANN REYNOLDS: Academic, Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Secretary, '47-'48, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Spanish Club, '48-'49, iVIonitor, '48, Latin Assembly, '48, jefferson Newf, Reporter, '48-'49, Oiiice, '48-'49, PAUL TYLER RICHARDSON: General. VIRGINIA JOYCE RICHARDSON: General, Volleyball, Badminton Teams, '46-'47, Of Thee I Sing, Verse-Speaking Choir, '48, 'iOur Hearts Were Young and Gay, Cos- tume Committee, Why the Chimes Rang, Prop Committee. DOROTHY MAE IRIERSONZ General, D. E. Club, '48-'49. FREDDIE ALTON ROBERTSON: General. TQERMIT JOHN ROBERTSON: General. ROBERT RAYBIOND ROBERTSON! General. JoE WALTER ROXVLAND1 General, Treas- urer, Home Room, '46, Junior Varsity Foot- ball Team, '46, Varsity Football, '47, Educa- tion Assembly, '48. RTARY FRANCES RUNYON: Commercial. JAMES ROBERT SAUL: General, Student Council Representative, '46-'4-73 Home Room President, '47-'48, Wrestling Team, '47-'49, Varsity J Club. ANDREW MAURICE SAUNDERS: General. BETTIE JEAN SAUNDERS: General, Y-Teens, '46-'47, Christmas Assembly, '48. PATSY JOLENE SAUNDERS: Academic, Reporter, fejerron, Nezorg Junior Classical League. JAMES WILLIAM SAWYER: General, Student Government Representative, '47- '49, Monitor, '47-'49. JEAN AUDREY SAVVYERZ, General, Of Thee I Sing, '48. XVILLIAM FRANKLIN SETTLE: General, Choir, '47 4-9? Our Hearts NVere Young and Gay , Why the Chimes Rang, '47- '48, Choir Assembly, '47-'48, Music Fes- tival, '48, Treasurer, Choir, '48, Pinafore, '49Z Great Expectations, '49, Mikado, '48. CAROLYN Seo1'r: Academic, Y-Teens, '46-'49, Junior Classical League, '47-'49. LAURA ALMA SCOTT: General, Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Verse-Speaking Choir, '47-'48, Y-Teens, '46-'47. SAMMIE .ANDREVV SCOTT: General, Vice President Choir, lVIilcado ' Chimes 1 4 Assembly, 0,47-'48, Student Government Representative, '46, PVILLIAM WAYNE SCo'rT: Academic, Student Government, '47-'48, EARL JACKSON SIIAVER: General, Of Thee l Sing, '48, Vice President, Home Room, '47-'48, fejerrovz Newr, Reporter, '47-'49, Monitor, Spring, '49. DWIGIIT NVIIITNEY SI-1oBER: General, Bible Club, Boys' State, Hi-Y, D. E. Club. BETTY LoU1sE SINR: General, D. E. Club, '48-'49, FRANK ELMER SINK: General, Co-Editor, L'Eclz.o de Roanoke, '47-'49, Fleur-de-Lys, Treasurer, '47, French Assembly, '48. MARGARET ISLIZABETH SINR: Commercial, Nlonitor, '48, Student Government Repre- sentative, '46-,473 Treasurer, Home Room, '48-'49, Y-Teens, '46, Spring, '48, Secre- tary, Home Room, '47-'48. EARL GRAYsoN SREENs, JR.: Academic, Hi-Y, '47-'49, Chaplain, '48-'49, Student Government Representative, '47-'48, Treas- urer, Student Government, '48-'49, Junior Classical League, '46-'49, S. A. S. G. Dele- gate, Mobile, Alabama, Speech Assembly, '47, Contest Play, '48, Senior Play, '48, Speech Play, '48, President, Student Govern- ment, '4-93 Chimes Assembly, '48. LOUISE DUDLEY SLOAN: General. GUY HOWA1iIJ SLUSI-IER2 General, Home Room, President, '46-'47, Home Room, Vice President, '48-'49, D. E. Club, Presi- dent, '48-'49, SARAH ANN SLUSIIER: General. Bon FRANK SMITH! General, Track Team, Football Team, Band, '46, President, D. E. Club. BOBBY SMITH: General, Band, '46, Foot- ball, '47-'48, President, Home Room, '47, Track, '47, Golf Team, '48, IQOBERT XVORTH SMITH: General, Of Thee I Sing Assembly, '48. IXLIARTI-IA ANN SNYDER: General, Vice President, Student Government, '48-'49, Choir, '46-'49, Y-Teens, '46-'48, Junior Classical League, '47-'49, Junior Prefect. '47-'48, Mikado, Lead, '48, Student Government National Convention, '48, Ex- change Editor, Rommke Rommz, '48-'49, Senior Play, '48, D. A. R. Best Citizen, '40, National Honor Society, '48-'4-93 Speech Assembly, '48, General Chairman, Decora- tions, Christmas Dance, '48. HARRIET ANN SPENCER: General. HARRIETFE CATHERINE SPENCER! Com- mercial. SUZANNE IVIAE SPENCER: General, Home Roorn, Treasurer, '46-'47, Red Cross Representative, '48-'49, Y-Teens, '46-'47, Monitor, '48-'49, WIl.LIANI SPENCER: General. ENIRIA EDITH SPICER: General, Volley- ball Team, '46-'48, D. E. Club, Typist, '48, Education Assembly, '47. XVALTER WILLIANI STAGGS: General, Monitor, '47-'48. NIARGAKET ANN STEELE: General, Fleur- de-Lys, '46-'47, Art Staff, flcorn, Fall, '48, Chairman, Ceiling Decorations, Christmas Dance, '48, Secretary, Home Room, '48-'49, Student Government Representative, '48- '49, Red Cross Representative, '47-'48, Secretary, Bible Class, '49. PFI-IOMAS EDXVARD STEPIIENSON: General, Fleur-de-Lys, '47. CLAUDE ELLIOTT STEWART, JR.: Com- mercial, Hi-Y, '46-'48, Home Room, Presi- dent, '46-'47, Home Room, Secretary, '49. LAWANA JANET STovER: Commercial. AXTARGARET ELLEN STRAIGHTIEE: Aca- demic: Junior Classical League, '46-'49, Secretary, '46-'47, President, '48-'49, Roa- noke Roman, '46-'49, Secretary, Home Room, '47 43- BESSIE STULTZ STRICKLER: General, Secretary, G. A. A., '48-'49, Volleyball, Basketball Teams, '47-'49, .Assistant Secre- tary, Home Room, '47-'48, Volleyball, Basketball, Play Days, '47-'49, Captain, Basketball Team, '49, Afionogram, Numer- als, J and Pin, '47-'49, EVELYN SUE STRICKLER: General, Choir, '47-'49, Nlinstrel, ,475 Mikado, '48, Christmas Assembly, '47-'48, I-I. hfl. S. Pinafore, '49. NANCY XIOVONNE STULL: General, Choir, '47-'48, hflinstrel, '47, hIikado, '48, Of Thee I Sing, '48, Christmas Assembly, '47, Art Staff, dcorn, Fall, '48. HAROLD LEIGI-1 STULTZ: General, NVrcst- ling, '48, Spanish Club, '48-,499 Secretary, Constitutional Committee, fejerron Nzwr Staff, '49, Library Club, '45-'47. GUY GRAYSON SUMMERSi General. NIARCIA BEATRICE TAYLOE: General, Vice President, Home Room, Red Cross Representative, Volleyball, Basketball, Base- ball Teams, G. A. A., School Letter. CLARA BEE PFAYLORZ General, Of Thee I Sing. at 116 lis- PATRICIA ELLEN 'I'AYLORZ Acade Fleur-de-Lys, '46-'49, Junior Y-Teens, '47, Senior Y-Teens, '47-'4o: L'l5rlm Roanoke Stall '47-49, Co-Editor, '48- .-lcorn Staff, '48-'49: Honorable Men! French Tournament, '48, Delegate, l. I '48-'49, C. S. P. A., '49, French Assenj '48, Of Thee I Sing, '48. YVILLIARI 'I'IIADENZ Academic, Va' Football. '45-'48, Junior Varsity Basket '46-'47, Varsity Basketball, '48-'49, C '46, Hi-Y, '46-'48, Varsity J Club, Staff, '48-,495 Annual Staif, '49, Ji Classical League, WVrestling, ,481 Presic Home Room, '46-'49. ROSA ANN THOMAS: General, Stu Government Representative, '47, Publ Manager, Fleur-de-Lys, '47 '48, Honor Nlention, French Tournament, '48, dent, Fleur-de-Lys, '48-'49, Co-Circul: Nlanager, jejerrarz Afrzw, '48-'40, President, Home Room, '48-'4-92 Fr Assembly, '48, Y-Teens, '48-'49, Nat Honor Society, '49. JoHN ANTHONY TIIAxToN: Gen Monitor, '48, HERBEIRT I,EsToN IIJOXVNSENDZ Gen D. Club, '47-'48. TINA ANN 'IIRAINIZRZ Academic, l' de-Lys, '46-'49, jejerrurz lVr?ZLl.f, Repc '46-'49, L'Erlzo, '47-'48, BEVERLY LEE TUCKER: General, Mon Fall, '48. PATRICIA ANNE IISUCKERZ Acadr Managing Editor, jejcrron. Nr:vr, '4. Feature Editor, fggfcrron Nmu, '4 Quill and Scroll Honor Society, Na High School Register, Junior Cla League, '46-'49, Y-Teens, '46-'40, capades, '47, End lfVoman, '48, Delr Columbia Scholastic Press Association, York, '48, National Honor Society. DUVALI. DANII-:L 'I'URNllUl.l..Z Ge Varsity J Club, '47-'49, Baseball ' '47-'49 VVILLIAII ARCIIIE 'I'URNERI Ge fejarrozz Affwf Staill. CHARLES AIASON VAN DERGRIET: mercial. JoIIN HENRY XIANDERGRIFT, JR.: mercial. ROBERT EMRIETT VAUGIIAN, JR.: demic, Vice President, Home Room, '4 Student Honor Roll, Fall, '46, Mc '47-'49, Head Monitor, '48-'49, S4 Club, '48-,492 French Assembly, '48, S Government Representative, '47-'48, dent Honor Roll, '47-'48. RICHARD WILSON XIERLZLLZ Acat Latin Tournament, '45, Student G ment Representative, '47, Senior P '48-'49, National Honor Society, '49, L Club, '48-'49, Spanish Club, '48-'49, Assembly, '48. GIEFGRD OVVEN VERNON: General, X J Club, Baseball Team, Treasurer, Room. JOAN FAYE VIA: Commercial, Y- '46-'47, Red Cross Representative. YE STEVVART XVADEI Academic: '46-'48: Red Cross Representa- 46, Student Government Representa- '47: Minstrel, '47: Annual Dedication nbly, '47: Student Director, journalism nbly, '48: Jmrn Staff, '47-'49: AIInual Senior Directory, '49: Treasurer, Home li. '47-48. RMA GENE XVADEZ Academic: junior ical League, '46-,491 Co-Editor, Roanoke II, '47-'48: Bear Award for Latin, ,47- Honor Society, 149: Spanish Club, 9. :CIIS, 3 . ROLYN 'THOMAS WALKEIII General: Club, '48-'49. QIIELYN 'WALL: Academic: President, Room, '47-'48: Girls' Badminton Iament, '47, NALIJ EMERY WVALLACE: General: .mu Aicwr, Art Editor, '48-'49: Assistant Editor, fejrrron Neem, '47-'48: Treas- Home Room, '47-'48. FRICIA ANNE XVALTERSI General: .flrorn '46-'49: Secretary, Home Room, Fall, 'ice President, Home Room, Fall, '46: alism Assembly, Fall, '48: Y-Teens, IIARD WVAYNE WALTEIKSI Academic: e Club, '48-'49. BARA ANNE NVATKINS: Academic: Classical League, '46-'49Z Latin Ibly, '4S: French Assembly, '48: Fleur- s, '47-'49: Y-Teens: Monitor, '48-'49. CY LOU WEESTER: Academic: ns, '46-'49: junior Classical League, : .flcorn Staff, '48-'49: Editor, Roanoke I, '48-'49: National Honor Society, '49: lt Government Representative, '49, 'EY TIIOMAS WVEESTER: Academic: junior Classical League: Roanoke' 1, Editor, '48-'49: Latin Tournament, able lvlention, '46-'48. I2 INA WVIEEKSI Academic: junior al League, '46-'49: Y-Teens, '46-'47: resident, Home Room, '47-'48: jeffr- sur, Reporter, '48-'49: Assistant Busi- lanager, Annual, '48-'49. lY ESTIIER WEINSTIilNZ General: li Club, '48-21.9. ICIA ANN WEIDNER: General: Choir, : Mikado, '48: Basketball, '47: el, '47: Red Cross Representative, '47: t Music Festival: Spanish Club, '48- '49: NlartlIa Washington Literary Society, '47-'48: Library Club, '47: Y-Teens, '47-'49: Choir Assembly, '48. MARY VIRGINIA WELI.s: General: D. E. Club, '48-'49, CI-IARLEs Cl-IANCELLOR WVENTVVORTII H: Academic: Escapades, '46: journalism Assembly, '48: Science Club, '48-'49: junior Classical League: .-Icom Staff, '48-'49: Vice President, Home Room, '49. EMMA AIAE XVHANGERZ General: Student Council Representative, '46-'48: Red Cross Representative, '46-'48: Y-Teens, '46-'47: Escapades, '47-'48: Treasurer, G. A. A., '48: G. A. A., '46-'48: Girls' Softball Team, '46-'47: The Chimes Assembly, '47-'48: Girls' Basketball Team, '46-'48: Student Director, Senior Play, '48: Director, History Assembly, '48: Student Director, VVhy I am a Bachelor, '48. BARBARA I'IE1.IiN WIIITE: Academic: junior Classical League: Publicity Chair- man, Fleur-de-Lys: French Tournament, '49: L'Ecl1.o Staff. WILMA FRANCES A'VHI'I'EIIIiADZ General: Spanish Club, '48-'49. DOUGLAS BANKS WIIITENACR: General: D. E. Club, Sergeant at Arms: Art Staff, Jcorn. WINI-'REE CARTER WIlITIESCARVEllZ Gen- eral: Cheerleader, '48-'49: Secretary, Home Room, '46-'49: jane Eyre, '48: Snow Queen Court, '48: Senior Assembly, '47. HARRY GILBEILT WIIITLONV2 General. ANN LESTER WILEOURNE: Academic: Band, '46-'48: junior Classical League, '48-'49 ANITA PAGE WICKIIALII General: F. H. A., '47-'48 L. GENE WILKESZ General: Band, '46-'49, Property Manager, '48-'49: All-State Work- Shop Band, '4S: All-State Band, '49. JULIA ANN WILLIAAISZ Commercial: Secretary, Home Room, Spring, '48: Bible Class. PHYLLIS jANET'I'li WILI.IAh1SZ Academic: junior Classical League: Vice President, Home Room, '47-'49. MARGARET ANN WILLIS: Academic. PATSY WILL-1EllZ General: Y-Teens, '46- '49: D. E. Club, Social Chairman, '48-'49. -'E-i117 lie RTARY LOUISE WVILSON: Commercial: Acorn Staflf, '48-'49: Annual, Typist, '49. WILLIAL1 LOUIS W1I.sON: Academic: Hi-Y, '47-'49: Science Club, '48-'49: Latin Tournament, '47: junior Classical League, '46-'49: President, Home Room, Fall, '46. LELIA ANNE WINGFIELD: General: junior Classical League, '46-'47: Bible Assembly, '4S: Y-Teens: President, Bible Class, '49. GLORIA DELPPIINIS WOODEORD: Academic: junior Classical League, '47-'49: Y-Teens, '47: jfjerrou Newr Staff, '47-'48, HELEN ELNOILA WOOOFORD: General: F. H. A. Club, Spring, '49. BOBBY COPE1.AND XVOODRUFFZ General: Vice President, D. E. Club: .flcurn Staff, '47-'4S: President, Home Room, '46. AVILMER BYRON WVOODRUM: Academic: President, Home Room, Fall, '46, Fall, '47: Hi-Y, '46-'49, President, '48: junior Classical League, '46-'48: Wrestling Team, '47-'48: VV. C. T. U. Contest, First Prize, '47: Usher, School Programs, '46-'48: S. A. S. G. Con- vention, Mobile, Alabama, '48, jANIcE ARLENE WOODYARD: General. NIOLLIE ALBERTA WI-IORLEY: General. jAMEs ALBERT WOOLEOLR: General. CHARLES BENJAMIN WRIGIIT: General: President, Home Room, '46-'47: Staff Photographer, jzjfn-.von News, '48-'49, NIARY ANN WYATT: Academic: National Honor Society, '49S Treasurer, Senior Class, '48-'49: junior Y-Teens, Corresponding Secretary, '46-'47: Y-Teens, '46-'49: junior Classical League, '46-'49: French Club, '48- '49: .horn Stafli, '47-'49: President, Home Room, '48: Vice President Bible Class, '49. LEONARD RAE YYEATTSZ General: Choir, '46-'48: Student Government Representa- tive, '46: Senior Play, '48: Mikado, '47: UH. M. S. Pinafore, '49: Escapades, '46: Usher, School Programs, '46-'48: Christmas Assembly, '46-'48. OscAR WALLACE AYSATES, jR.: General: Hi-Y, '47-'49: Student Council Representa- tive, '47-'48: Science Club, '48-'49: Vice President, Home Room, '46-'47. BETTYE ATOUNGZ General: D. E. Club, '48-'49: D. E. Representative, State Con- ference, Richmond. ,FN it ,Q A .X lil, N?, . ' X lisa KT s 5 sc ' 1 X lui, XE '- - i 1--t U 1. q x N -xi: 'Exits : F .J 145. X - , ' fs: Q -L 1 R . Rf X QTFF.. QA Q33 g- hx 4-. K YY us-.f ict K 'fb , .-,A -,V l x -L ff' ' XR s 1, ,. KN Q XS- . N R 1, . Q 1,1 N N, J iv-1 rqkt K K i la ff K F ' E ' xx V If ikvr- . ki Q. WRX X-C. 'T '.7L - 3 ' ffl. A' ' of so R. L- 11, , K. K W iiikx ' Kb' if g ,Lv - R xxx .-, X K fi . Ni its X ak 'X ,iii KY- kb Biff- ' -gi 4 . I 'itil-N x v . r XT, S., fl The Annual Stall WIS s t Thahplc it M S ix '14 -1-K Ks' it R1 uf--Q3 - X Q. ti .,?.:.'f llflr. C. D. 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