Battlefield Park High School - Battlefield Yearbook (Ellerson, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1950 volume:

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X , ' ,K Tx- - - W 'x, ' J ' a o g FACULTY Aylor Prmcxpal Crutchfleld Hardmg Bradley Thornton Carter Wllllams Mrs Gable Crutchfleld Nladlson College lst grade Mxss Suzanne Thornton R P I , lst grade Mrs Mary Hardmg Farmv1l1e 2nd grade Mrs Cla1re Carter RadfordStateTeachersCollege 3rd grade Mrs Ellen Bradley Un1vers1ty of V1rg1n1a 4th grade Mrs Ruby Wllllams Mary Washxngton 5th grade Mr James B Anderson R P I 6th grade Mrs Thelma Dunham Umvers1tyofV1rg1n1a 7th grade Mr Charles Hall Un1vers1tyofR1chm0nd mathemaucs Mrs El1zabethEubank Mary Washxngton home econom1cs hlstory and sclence Mr Wllllam Manson Randolph Macon Enghsh Spamsh Mrs V1rg1n1a Goethe Wlnthrop College buslness educatxon Mrs Margaret Nuckols W11l1am and Mary hbrarxan Mr ClarenceE Major Oxford Enghsh hlstory Mr G1lbertP1ercy V P I agmculture Mr B V Aylor Unlverslty ofV1rff1n1a Prmcxpal mathematxcs Anderson Eubank Manson Nuckols Pxercy Dunham Hall Goethe Major :L fm. 'N Q iff ,,, We CLASSES GM U 5' gl X I?- fqilliii-5555551 x 'f A 8 'll ,A..-...f-- 'S , I N ,R 'N S SM lxr ,O 'f as f' ', X 0 Q' ' fa 9' . V.. K M' S V ' SQ J-ef! - . A4 0 0 ' 10 LS ' P K0 . v 4 f , X. ta Dv- 1 W- ' Q . , - SENIOR OFFICERS Left to Rlght Ann Beadles Joyce Heath Wesley Tyler Henry Hardlng Presldent Henry Hardmg Secretary Joyce Heath Treasurer Ann Beadles Class Motto 'Wh1le we 11ve let us l1ve Colors Blue and Whlte Flower Red Rose 1 Vice-President. . . . . . . . .Wesley Tyler Joymr Aloxzxndor A1 z. F. ILA. '48, '40, '50. Ht-ta Club '48, '49, '50, Softball '47, -CS' '48, '49, '50, Captain Softball '48, '49, Asst. Editor Rebel '49, C'lY'C'll1Zll1flIl Mgr, Rebel '50, Vice-Prvsident L1brary Club '50, Glue Club '49, Lorame Alexander 4' 'G HA 8 '49 50 Softb3ll'48 '49 50 Prgslden H A '49 Slrrbtary F H A 50 Glam Club '49 Cheer lbadgr 4 48 '49 Llbrary Club '49 Safety Patrol '49 Ann Bgadles VICE, Prtb df nt Sophomore, class Secretary Jumorclass mtcr fn r Q '49 50 Fyp st for Rebe '50 Bea f lub '48 V If Pu sldent Beta Club '49 Presldent Beta ag, ub 0 ' ' PIL Q ' bafuty Dlllol 0 Blske tb 111 '49 Battlgfxgld hchtor 5 Tr Lusuu r 5tudLntCounn1l '50 Joyt L Bmnlx LL Club 49 ' 0 Seugtiry lruabuxfr llbriry Club '50 Audl by Bobhgr H ' a H LI xtwn Irl lsur 30 C.l'15Q Reports! .J0 Bc ta Club -... 9 ' 55 Frgisu gr 48 Rebel Stiff' li mll w PJ safgty ltrl 7 ' 'qt 'Q . , F. . . '4 , ,' . V , .' . ' ' IF. 52? . . . . . . ' . H . - A. 1 , ' T,' , . ' . A , . Q- gl Pr' 4- l'R:bwl V, '. . ' i 1. . 1 C1 '5 . F. H. A. 47, 49, '50, Sid nt F. H. A. 50, 1' ' '42 ' . Z., V' Z . ' 5 - ' i - ' 4 ,-ea wa- Glf' ',. F.H,A. 48,'5, '- 'C' '2' ' , F. ,.4, 48, '49, '50, F. H. 4. Tmflmfl- '49, F, .A, h 'N Fcdvz' wi, 'm f . 'li 1 5 ' . 2 X '48,'4., 50.Cla ' I ' . 1 : 'Q 50. St: ,L zshur A' '95 ' 'PQ -11 '47, '45, '70, F, F, A, 47, il, - Ida Mae Bowle s Glee Club '49, F H. A. '48, '49 '50. President Library Club '50. Clifton Brannon Safety Patrol '47 48 '49 F F A Reporter '50 L-Q Henry Hardmg Class Presldent '47 '49 '50 Basketball '48 '49 '50 ,.,. Baseball '47 '49, '50 Beta Club '47 '49 '50 Reporter '50 V1ce Presldent Student Councll '49 Pres1dent Student Councll '50 Rebel Sports Edltor '49 Rebel Co edltor '50 Busmess Manager Battlefleld '50 Varsxty Club '50 g -wusvf Joyce Heath F H A '48 '50 Softball '48 Class Treasurer '49 S9CI'etI-lry S C A '49 A s1stant Busmess Manager Battlef1eld '49 '50 Assxstant Buslness Manager Rebel ' Basketball '49 '50 Class Secretary '50 Cheerleader Woodrow Heath C: vs Football '47 48 '49 '50 Co capta1n'49 '50 Baseball '47 '48 '49 '50 Capta1n '49 V ce Pres1dentF F A '50 Vlce Pres1dent Varsxty Club '50 John Howdershelt Base-ball'46 '48 '49 '50 Football '48 '49 '50 Basketball '48 '49 '50 Varslty Club '49 '50 il, l Na ' I 1 . 4-.. , I I ' I I I I ' ' I I 0 I I 5 sw A ' p r Q - is . h . . i . t . . . L .. 3, , , - 5 ml sf . . . , . . , . , l . . 49. , , ' , '50. F.H.A. Program Chairman '50. A Q M R ' - 'sr .m,A ' 1 I 9 I 2 -I 4 1 - 1 crw 1 I 1 I , 1 ' . . . - my , Q . . . , I 1 I ' I F ' X A.. . . . . . ?i Ramon Hughes Baseball '48 '50 Beta Club '48 '49 '50 Assxstant pdltOI Battlefleld '50 Class Secretary '47 Safety Patrol '48 ec1l Jackson Football '50 Basketball '50 Baseball '50 Varslty Club 1. ' ' Semor transfer student from Cumberland Football '48 '49 Co captam '50 Basketball '48 '49 '50 Baseball'48 '49 '50 Varslty Club '49 '50 Secretary Treasurer Reporter '50 F F A Secretary'50 Athletic Chalrman Student Councll '50 Battlefleld Sports Edltor Class Presldent '48 Cheerleader '49 50 F H A '48 Rebel Busmess Manager and Typlst '50 Glee Club '49 Basketball '49 B111 Marlow Joan Mayer B1'ly Jeter Library Club '49 5 Xian Mlldred M1tchel1 pg 'fi Co edltor Rebel '50. Manager Softball '48 '49. Manager Basketball '49 '50. Beta Club '48 '49 50. Beta Club , - 5 Secretary '50. F. H.A '48 '49 '50. Glee Club '49 Safety ' Patrol '49 '50. Myrtle Mitchell F. H. A. '48, '49, '50, Beta Club '49,'50. Softball '49, Basketball '49, '50, Glee Club '49, F.H.A. Reporter '50, Holt Rote lla Safety Patrol '49 '50 F F A '47 '50 Baseball '48 Varslty Club '48 '49 '50 Russell Sxmpson F F A '47 '50 Band '49 Safety Patrol '49 '50 S... Floyd Talley F A '4 ' Treasurer F F A ' Dan Thomsen Baseball '48 '49 '50 Football '48 '49 50 C0 captam ' Basketball '48 '49 '50 Captam '49 and '50 Varslty Club '49 '50 Presldent Vars1ty Club '50 Wesley Tyler Beta Club '48 '49 '50 Treasurer '50 Rebel Art Edxtor '48 '49 '50 ,W ' Battlefleld Art Edltor '49 SafetyPatrol '49 '50 ClassV1ce Pres1dent'48 '49 '50 4 X Dorothy Whltlock Softball '47 '48 Beta Club '48 '49 '50 F H A '48 '49 '50 L1brary Club '48 '50 Safety Patrol '49 '50 Glee Club '49 F. . . 7, so. ff . . . 50. ' fm A 49. , , Q A . ' sf.: g , ' ' , , . Q ,fa ,o ' ' , '50. , J UN IORS OFFICERS Left to Rlght Carolyn Waters Bern1e Marlow Ellen Chr1st1an Edwln Adams Evelyn Jane Bradley Presldent Ellen Chrlstlan Secretary Treasurer Evelyn Jane Bradley Reporters Berme Marlow Carolyn Waters 4,475 Af' Gfffv if Vice-President . . . . ...... Edwin Adams S N J' ,IUNIORS Edw1n Adams Evelyn Jane Bradley 'VCV MQW' HQ? iv' fs A Leroy Ch1senhall Waverly Coleman Ellen Chr1st1an Carroll Eaves Berme Marlow Jane Mltchell Joyce Southard Eugene Mltchell 52 'H' Q ,IUNIORS B111y Slmpson Mary VN ade Carolyn Waters Wesley Slmpson Lloyd Tyler Margaret W1111ams Loulse Wood Walter Brooks Gerald Heath SOPHOMORE UFFICERS Seated Nancy Dodson Frances Alexander Margaret Parseghxan Standmg Cec1l Alexander Edna Hall Helen Wood Mary Alexander John Rawls Presldent Frances Alexander lst Vlce Presldent Margaret Parseghlan 2nd Vlce Presldent Nancy Dodson Secretary Helen Wood Reporters Chalrman Edna Hall Asslstants John Rawls CSCII Alexander .5 Iliii L. Treasurer ....... . . Mary Alexander . l SOPHOMORES f -on 5 Q JN Q-v Wie' nn, 95 'Y' be Grey B1rdsong Cec11 Alexander Kermlt Groome Frances Alexander James Hayes Walter Heath Barbara Barden Robert Hxerholzer Nancy Barr Charles Hughes Joyce Beadles Rxchard Kocsls Nancy Dodson Wxlham Earl Long 1 ,, -,R 1 K r , . . Q, .L ' J' . 9' i X A 5 Q 5 o pal 9 if A , - y A' Mary Alexander ,ziznq i E :,n , n:,,, E Zln , y he Kylix a sf - .Ka a ,E Q1 2' ...M ' ' 2 y , S xi Q -4? v. +1 l 6 y 1 - - K 'QQ SOPHOMORES Ann Goode Kermlt Marshall F' Edna Hall duff X nl az' 1 oan Hamllton Harvey Mered1th Q Margaret Parseghlan Maman Ruffm John Rawls Vlrglnla Tally JM. fm' M Nancy Jeter Claude Smlth Marlon Wade Reuben Brannan ow He len Wood 'KIT' , ffm V wi , ,Q 2 'U , . ' wif? .K V i K 3 5, ff Q' A a X ' I X 4 f 6 x, f ' iq .lex , ag , 2 ,, w W xx G V J A i G.. X . A feng A 4 P H xx 4 ' l 1 . . . Q, ' ' A X xxx M L., of Af , 13, ' i ii 1 ' ' .12 -l ,',. . ,A f Q V '.- V U L, 1- Avgx drown Q-an if P N A ws x FRESHMEN OFFICERS Left to Rlght Judson Tyler LeCorb1n Parsley Betty Young Margaret Wood Martha Adams Pres1dent Betty Young V1ce Presldent Margaret Wood Treasurer Judson Tyler Reporter LeCorb1n Parsley S X t Ky W Secretary . .. . ..... .... M artha Adams . f Allin ,www 1' E Els vi- 'G i- ' 3 its lui' PRESHMEN Martha Adams Thomas Alexander Joe Ayres Mlldred Barden Mllton Barden Francxs Barnette Evelyn Readies Mary Ellen Blackburn Frances Blagkwell Kathleen Bond Floyd Bosher Thelma Bowles Delores Brannon Raymond Brannon Jesse Clyde Capps Nancy Deaton Tommy Gentry Clayton Hall Eugene Heath Mary Vxrgxma Kxrby Aubrey Lee Ray Martm Thelma Mxtcnell Paul McGehee Shxrley Parseghian LeCorb1n Parsley Bobby Ray Pounds James Sm1th John Talley Verna Mae Talley Judson Tyler Leroy Vllllxams Russell W1ll1ams Margaret Wood Betty Rhea Young FRESHMEN sq? if .lf-.K l 'I' R6 46, , E W A L ,J , as ' ' gg LVL Q 'll 4 . ' ' ' ?xQff'V 1- Q59 T N,-W I :fa , ,Q w1.Z,Q'i SW. 1 'M W s' ' Us: Tel y T 5 A ,ff it 4 . 1' Kg ' I 'A .fr bf 4 Q y T 4 T 3' 1:7'V ff f mn, I , . A P SEVENTH GRADE F1rst row left to rlght Meredxth Martm Russell Wh1tlock Sherwood Brannon John Rxchardson Jxmmle Ba1ley Charles Sadler Waddy Alexander Second row left to rlght Jackle Hayes Roger Anderson Joyce Atkmson John Mltchell J D Carneal Shlrley Conner Meade Broaddus Cora Lee Heath Katherme l-herholzer E1a1ne Smder Th1rd row left to rlght Mrs Dunham Howard Brannon Dorxs Gray Dorothy Hammock Betty Lou Glover Patsy Berry Dor1s Bowles Mary Martm Paullne McGhee, V1ctor1a Brannon Audrey Kxrby Edward Atklnson Fourth row left to r1ght John Duggan Judxth Alexander Martha Alexander Jackle Vaughan L1l11an Fox Edna Marshall Bobby Rollms Merle Garrett John Flannagan Jesse Barr x vt' 1 SIXTH GRADE Flrst row left to rlght Wlllma Hamllton Tommy Wood Carlton Cheatham Patrlcxa Goodman Melv1nRoll1ns Sam McGhee Buddy Young Mlrlam Adams Dan Chr1st1an Eddle Bmmx Douglas Smlth Second row Catherme Wotten Maybell Talley Marv June Davls Berkly Barr Geneva Bowles Verna Mae Whxtlock Dorrxs Wade Betty Jean Conner Garland Coburn Beverly Barr Jane Ruffm Sterl1ngCarnea1 Mr Anderson Thlrd row Betty Jane Bowles Mary Ellzabeth Norment Marlan Blake Eleanor Ebron Sylvxa Jean Tyler Jane Adams Nancy Talley Betty Ann Dxllon Murray Blackwell Wendell Thompson Gerald Marshall David Beahr 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i , 1 1 1 : , . , . 1 1 . 1 1 1 - ...M -1-.1-1 -.gr ,,.- ' ' . 4 3 . I I wp . . 1 V I V . S f 1 2. l : 1' I xx X , 3 . I 2' ' 1 -2 - Q 11. 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 3 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - finer Cb Cha fax . fi. N Z? '- tid! 9. ' uv fx ff F A r o ,ingbg 'I ' f ' Qzj .44 9 cg ng 1' A lux M J I f X 4 K , 'I I 53 EXTRA CURRICULA IQ x ggi 3551 g A K II U T I I I 'I' I II S f - A ' sl ,S fwxfwq 0 EN., '. A I I.: ,li , I Q Piixi I I II ff? If J V I1-A-X N STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Ann Beadles, Treasurerg Waverly Coleman, Vice Presidentg Edna Hall, Reporter Frances Alexander, Secretaryg Mr. Aylor, Spcnsorg Henry Harding, President. BETA CLUB Seated Wesley Tyler Treasurer Ann Beadles Presldent Mlldred Mxtchell Secretary Carolyn Waters V1ce Presldent Standmg Left to Rlght Evelyn Jane Bradley Myrtle Mxtchell Margaret w11l13fhS Joyce Alexander Edw1n Adams Mr Aylor Ellen Chrxstxan Dorothy Vkhltlock Henry Hardmg Gerald Heath - 1 1 1 1 1 v , ' . . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 SENIOR PLAY OFF THE TRACK CAST F1I'5f row left to r1ght Ann Beadles Ida Mae Bowles Joan Mayer Joyce Bmmx Lorame Alexander M1ldred Mxtchell Second row left to mght Joyce Heath Dorothy Whltlock Dan Thomsen B ll Marlow Wesley Tyler Henry Hardmg 'VIrs Eubank 'Raw' W LIBRARY CLUB Seated left to rxght Joyce Alexander Vxce Presldent Ida Mae Bowles Presxdent Helen Marxe Wood Barbara Barden Standxng left to r1ght Joyce Beadles Reporter Dorothy Whxtlock Joyce Bxnmx Secretary Treasurer, Edna Hall, Joan Hamllton, Myrtle Mxtchell, Cecil Alexander, Marlan Ruffln, Nancy Barr 1Absent when the pxcture was taken, Mrs Nuckols, Advxsor j ll gl , . , A , A u 4 . f Va all g kg li A ' 0 f If , . 5 I ,Z 5 ' Lx , E .1 lf, an W wx, Ra W, dv 'V ,. 'fa 5 P' 'em ,f 1 V 1 ' W? p , I 'I 9 we V qi' 22 ij Q W Z I v 'V I, me 2 . ' - ' 1 . ' , ' L . 2 , . L ' ' Q ' ' . ' NNUAL STAFF Seated left to right: Mrs. Goethe, Advisorg Ann Beadles, Editor, Ellen Christian, Assistant Editor. Standing left to right: Wesley Tyler, Art Editorg Bill Marlow, Sports Editor, Joyce Heath, Assistant Business Manager, Henry Harding, Business Managerg Edwin Adams, Assistant Art Editorg Waverly Coleman, Assistant Business Manager. fAbsent when picture was taken, Ramon Hughes, Assistant Editor.l REBEL STAFF Seated left to right Waverly Coleman Assistant Business Manager Mrs Goethe Advisor Mildred Mitchell Co editor Carolyn Waters Assistant Printer Henry Harding co editor Standing left to right Joan Mayer Business Manager and Typist Ann Beadles Printer and Typist Joyce Alexander Circulation Manager Ellen Christian Assistant Editor Jimmy Hayes Assistant Art Editor Wesley Tyler Art Editor Bernie Marlow Sports Editor Edna Hall Reporter ' : . ' ' 5 - . ' 1 ' . - ' 5 , ' L , - ' . ' ' : . ' ' 1 . ' ' ' 5 . ' ' g ' ' . ' 1 ' , ' 5 . ' 5 . ' 1 , . BAND First row left to right' Marian Ruffin, Francis Barnette, Sterling Carneal, Bobby Pounds, Waverly Coleman, Wendell Thompson Second row left to right Jane Ruffin, Russell Whitlock Will Long, Floyd Talley, James Smith Tommy Gentry John Mitehell Third row left to right Jimmy Bailey Jesse Barr 'IJ ---.Mu - wg'-Q ,JV 2 'T SAFETY PATROL First row left to right Bobby Pounds Eugene Heath Paul McGehee Joe Ayres Harvey Meredith Francis Barns ttt Second row left to right Mr Major Vkill long Edwin Adams We sley Tyler Stanley Bosher Eugene Mitchell John Rawls Russell Simpson Third row left to right Ann Beadles Joan Mayer Dorothy VK hitloek Ceci' Alexander QL1eutenantJ Mildred Mitchell Frances Alexander Myrtle Mitchell Betty Houng Joan Hamilton 1 ' . . 4 u 1 , . : , . L' . ' .. 4 n 5 :, ' ' 4 'Q . X' N .N , I .N ' 5 .1 - M' r . 'A ' , xug '. I y' ' Y 1 . Q r x ! -f -. , V X , , ,-, e ,f ., . .Q X , 5 - E- 4 'X I W-4 T I , if-is A1- : I I 1 5 l , ' ' 3 ' 3 - 1 1 1 . 7 ' ' - A' i I I l Q ' I r I . lf v ' e ' ' I I I L ' A I I 3 I A I I I I HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Fxrst row left to r1ght Marlan Ruffm Nancy Barr Frances Alexander Joan Hamllton Dorothy Whxtlock Nancy Dodson Second row left to rxght Ann Goode Mary Wade Joyce Lee Southard QVICS Presxdentj Ann Beadles fPres1dentj Lorame Alexander QSecretaryl Myrtle Mltchell Uleporterj Joyce Alexander Barbara Barden Thtrd row left to rlght Joyce Heath Mxldred Mxtchell Ida Mae Bowles Margaret Wxllxams Joyce Bmmx Nancy Jeter Evelyn Jane Bradley Cecxl Alexander QTreasurerl Mrs Eubank QSponsorj Helen Marte Wood Margaret Parsegh1an Dorothy Wade Audrey Bosher V1rg1n1a Falley Mary Alexander Joyce Beadles FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Flrst row left to rlght Clxfton Brannon Reporter Floyd Talley Treasurer Bxll Marlow Secretary Mr Pxercy Advxsor Wesley Slmpson Presldent Woodrow Heath V1ce Presxdent Aubrey Lee Watchdog Carroll Eaves Second row left to rlght Walter Brooks Stanley Bosher Charles Hughes Russell Slmpson Eugene Mxtchell Reuben Brannon Bxlly S1mpson Eugene Heath Rlchard Koscls Thxrd row left to r1ght Bobby Pounds Clayton Hall Tommy Gentry Leroy Wllllams Harvey Meredlth Joe Ayres Judson Tyler J C Capps Johnny Talley 5 1 1 1 1 , . 3 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 - Q. a 5 .. 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Ars .. , 1 5 s FGOTBALL TEAM Q R F1FSt row left to r1ght Johnny Adams End Woodrow Heath Back B1ll Marlow Back John Howdershelt Back Dan Thomsen End Second row left to r1ght C9011 Jack on Center Charles Hughes Center Waverly Coleman Back Eugene Mltchell End Lloyd Tyler Center Carroll Eaves End Thlrd row left to rxght Claude Smlth Manager Berme Marlow Back Harvey Meredxth End Russell W1ll1ams Back Mr Major Coach Th1s year's football team was one of the best teams ever assembled on the Battlef1eld grld 1ron It had all around strength both on offense and defense It was undefeated 1n nme games and won the D1str1ct champ1onsh1p Mr Major the coach deserves much credlt he took practlcally the same team of the year before and made an undefeated team out of It The f1rst team conslsted of slx sen1ors Battlefleld Battlef1eld Battlefxeld Battlef1eld Battlef1eld Battlef1eld Battlefleld Battlef1e1d Battlef1eld Waverly Washmgton Burkevllle Beaverdam Amelia Waverly Wa shmgton Burkevllle Beaverdam Henry Henry BASKE FBALL TEAMS F1rst row left to rxght Woodrow Heath Henry Hardxng John Howdershclt Dan Fhomsen QCapta1nj B1ll Marlow Cec1lJackson Bcrme Marlow Second row lcft to rxght Mr Major QLoachj Lloyd Tyler Eugene Mxtchcll Carroll haves Russell W1ll1ams W1ll Long Mtldred M1tchellQManagerj x Flrst row left to r1ght Ann Goode Margaret Vnlhams Barbara Barden Helen Mar1e Vkood Nancy Jeter, Myrtle Mltchell Second row left to r1ght Margaret Parseghlan, Jane Mxtchell, Nancy Barr, Frances Alexander Edna Hall, Shirley Parseghxan Thxrd row left to rxght John Rawls fManagerJ, Mr Manson tCoachj, Kermlt Marshall fAss1s tant Managery 11 1 Y '1 ! . l Q , ' J ' v 5 U Q 1 i Q , 'X Q 13, 5' X ,V K 1 f a 'ff f 2 - 2 BASEBALL TEAM 45 Bl as J -I XXX! yr if Ulgq -wl- .LLL L Flrst row left to rlght Dan Thomsen Cecxl Jackson Russell W11118II1S Thomas Alexander, Lloyd Tyler Woodrow Heath Eugene Mltchell Second row left to rxght Harvey Mered1th John Rawls QM:-magerj Carroll Eaves Waverly Coleman Mr Manson QCoachj Henry Hardmg, John Howdershelt Bernie Marlow Bxll Marlow 'mn SOFTBALL TEAM 'Ili 'I 'is Fxrst row left to rxght Thelma Mltchell, Mxldred Mxtchell, Mxldred Bax-den, Betty Young, Anne Goode, Patsy Rhode. Second row left to rrght. Mr. Major QCoachj, Cecll Alexander QManagerj, Nancy,Barr, Frances Alexander, Joyce Alexander, Lorame Alexander, Nancy Jeter, Barbara Barden. CHEER LEADERS -s I '73 Fxrst row left. to r1ght Mary Ellen Blackburn Sh1rley Parseghxan Evelyn Jane Bradley Nancy Dodson Second row left to r1ght Jane Mltchell Mary Alexander Joyce Heath Ann Goode VARSITY CLUB .1 Flrst row left to rxght Mr Major Qbponsory Vkoodrow Heath QVICQ Presldentj Dan Thomsen fPres1denty B111 Marlow QSecretary Treasurer Reporterj lloyd Tyler Second row left to rlght Harvey Meredxth Waverly Coleman Carroll Eaves Eugene Mxtchell John Howdershelt Cecxl Jackson Berme Marlow Henry Hardmg , h M 2 T: Wx ,- BL , 2 T 1 s Fi T V 3? I T f ? Q if Gif 5 .gf , fp ' 3 ' fl H 5 Xa I 5 fi Z N 4 ui 'X , , 'T f Y I . M' M' X Y any . y A . , vt ' ' ' ' Q 5 P L- 2. . N . I J ' A- 'N dk ' ,s T xx if ,X , THE B TTLEFIE LD' S JOYCE HEATH Best lookmg gxrl best all around glrl fr'1end11estg1r1 w1tt1est gxrl g1r1 w1th most personahty has tl fl! HENRY HARDING Boy Most Lxkely to Succeed CECIL JACKSON 'him QUNMO BII L IVIARLOW Best Lookmg Boy is ANN BEADLES G1r Most Llkgly to Succgcd 'V' nr- NM? Env EVELYN JANE. BR ADLEY Fr-lendhest Boy Gul wlth Most School Splflt ,Q 3 fl N 'R xv , - , ' I ' , -Q . Q 1 'Un'-1 WOODROW HEATH Best all around boy best a around athlete boy wlth most school Splflt WHO'S WHO ,nun 415 mv ,NXT T ,, wt JOYCE ALEXANDER Most btudlous Glrl Best all .around Athlete WESLEY TYLER JOHN RAW LS Boy wlth Most Personallty B1ggest Boy Flirt RAY MARTIN Nolsxest Boy N. BETTY YOUNG Noxsxest Glrl B1gg9SlG1I'l Fl1rt FRANCIS BARNLT FE YVIIULSI B05 A Y g ll- ' ' E 1 ,K 'G-. I 5 x l ' ' Most Studious Boy LLASS HISTORY We the Senlors of nmeteen hundred and flfty began our school career 1n 1939 Mlss Bagby our f1rst teacher was very kznd and cons1derate Many of us started 1n grade one and we were glad to welcome Woodrow Heath who jomed our class durlng the last half of the term We remember only a l1ttle of what went on ln the f1rst grade, but at the close of the sess1on we were promoted to the second grade Upon entermg grade two we had M1ss Landram for our teacher Joyce Heath and Joan Mayer were added to our class In th1s grade we began to learn our mu1t1pl1cat1on tables and to our great joy we were promoted to grade three In the th1rd grade Ramon Hughes jomed our class We were happy to have M1ss Pugh as our teacher We thought thls grade was very hard because we had many more subjects to study M1ss Baylor was our fourth grade teacher We were now really begmmng to study we thought for we began to study from our Hlstory books about events that took place many years ago We had fun 1n grade f1ve w1th our teacher M1ss Eames Our class aga1n grewwhen we added Joyce B1nn1x and Henry Hardmg to the roll We had our ups and downs but at the end of the year we were promoted to the sxxth grade Mrs Redd was w1th us 1n grade s1x We were st1ll studymg but It d1dn't seem so hard because we had learned what real studymg meant We enjoyed the p1cn1cs and partles we had that year To our class we welcomed Russell Slmpson who had left us 1n the fourth grade Stanley Bosher also jomed us After a summer vacat1on we were ready to take up our books and begm study1ng aga1n w1th our teacher Mrs Dunham Mrs Dunham gave us many happy moments to remember for she gave us a surprlse Valentme Party and she was always ready to help us ID every way pOSS1b1e bhe helped to put the fmlshmg touches on our Englxsh and other stud1es so we would be ready W1th Mrs Eubank our homeroom teacher who was ready to get us started on the r1ght road m h1gh school we prepared to make all our tlme count for our f1rst year 1n h1gh school would always be somethlng to remember We lost several of our classmates and fr1ends due to a dtsturbance 1n our school but we were glad to welcome John Howdershelt Our tr1p to Wash lngton was enjoyed by all The followmg September we entered the Sophomore room and were pleased to have Mrs Sweet for our homeroom teacher We were glad to see some of our fr1ends back who had left us the year before We also welcomed B111 Marlow and Dan Thomsen We enjoyed our hay r1de and we1ner roast that year Mr Reynolds was ready and eager to teach us 1n our Jun1or year Our Jun1or Semor party was one of the spectal events of the year Mr Reynolds had h1s hands full 1n chemxstry class but they managed to struggle through w1thout destroylng the school We now had a l1ttle more confldence 1n ourselves and the purpose for Wh1Ch we stood We have now reached the goal to wh1ch we have looked forward slnce we fxrst entered school To become d1gn1f1ed semors has meant that we have worked played and struggled through the happy tlmes and the hard and trymg txmes of school together Mrs Eubank who started us off 1n h1gh school was now ready to help us 1n our last year We would l1ke to take thxs opportumty to thank the members of the faculty for the1r guldance and support through school We thank our parents for prov1d1ng us w1th such an opportun1ty and wc w1ll always be grateful to them We are very happy to have Cec1l Jackson w1th us now to share the joys and happ1ness of graduatlon As we leave thls school and start a new l1fe for ourselves may we have a sm1le and a kmd wo d for those we meet and may we always remember our motto Whlle We Llve Let Us Lxve ' Audrey Bosher Clas s Hlstorxan '1 . 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' I I ' I I Y, nl - - ' u . . , , SENIOR CLASS PROPHEF Y It was the year 1960 when I was havmg a short vacat1on and longed to see mv classmates of 1950 once more I had begun to wonder mf they all had achleved the hlgh goals they once de slred so I dec1ded to take a short tr1p and see them As I approached R1chmond I passed a tra1lor and whom should I see but Ida Mae gomg on her summer vacat1on Also there were two l1ttle heads hangmg out of each wmdow only two wmdows though When I reached R1chmond I stopped for lunch at one of the restaurants Whom should Isee f1rst but Lorame She IS now Super1ntendent of Nurses at the Medlcal College Hospltal Wh1le we were talk1ng I asked her about some of our classmates She mformed me that Henry's am b1t1on had led htm upward and onward untxl he was the governor of h1s nat1ve state and that Ramon was a prosperous lawyer ln Washmgton D C I sald goodbye to Loratne and then dec1ded to go shoppmg My f1rst v1s1t was to Mlller and Rhoads where I saw Joyce Bmmx as buyer for the ladles hostery department She told me that she had been marrled only one year I asked her about Joan and she repl1ed that Joan was then Soclal Ed1tor of the Rlchmond Ttmes Dlspatch and that Audrey was a prlvate secretary 1n San Franclsco Returmng to my car I sw1tched on the radlo and whom should I hear but M1ldred and Myrtle the M1tchell twms They had a program of thelr own w1th Bxlly as thelr announcer As I moved the d1al I heard that John was play1ng pro football for the Washmgton Redsk ns and that B111 a m1ll1ona1re from Florlda had had a ser1ous operatlon As I was dr1v1ng along I saw a Slgn that read Rotella's Used Car Lot I guess Holt makes a pretty good prof1t on old cars made when my great grandfather l1ved Next I stopped for the afternoon paper When I turned to the soclal page I saw that Joyce Alexander had Just made a tr1p to Reno for her fourth dlvorce She hoped that ner f1fth marrlage would last longer than two weeks In the Fxfth Avenue column I saw where Ann was ore of the top commerclal artlsts In the same column I read that Joyce Heath was starr1ng 1n a Broadway productlon as the leadlng lady w1th Cecll as her dlrector In the sport sect1on I saw a famtlxar face and I recogmzed lt to be Dan a star basketball player w1th the R1chmond Rebels I started off agam and saw that I needed gas so I stopped at a serv1ce statxon where Stanley was the manager and st1ll a bachelor too He told me that Clxfton and Russell were 1n an electrlcal and plumblng busmess together and that Floyd was agr1culture teacher at Battlefleld Park As the day was com1ng to a close I started for home and as I was passmg a large farm I saw a s1gn that read Woodrow Heath's stock farm Further on down the road I passed a small truck farm and saw Wesley busy p1ck1ng tomatoes for market Just look at all my classmates All of them seem so happy They deserve to be too As for me well there 1sn't much to tell I am County Health Nurse 1n Deane County I have been marr1ed for some tlme now and to me my husbard IS everythmg I Just couldn't get hlm away from the offlce for thxs tr1p though Dorothy Wh1tlock Class Prophet . 1 , . 1 0 , . . - 1 o . . 1 , . . . - A I 1 l ' - - - ll ll , . 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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the class of 1950 UI full possessxon of a crammed mmd and a well tramed memory do make publish and declare thts our last W1ll and Testament hereby makmg voxd all wtlls of prormses heretofore made SECTION I ARTICLE 1 To our beloved prmclpal M B V Aylor we g1ve and bequeath our sincere affecttons and heartlest gratitude Thls IS but a part payment for all the thzngs he has done for us Here and now we make over to h1m a heavy mortgage on our future tn the Great World that we are about to enter ARTICLE 2 To Mrs Eubank our Semor Class homeroom teacher we leave our deepest and warm est thanks for all she has done to make us better c1t1zens ARTICLE 3 To Mr Major we leave the hope of having an undefeated football team agaln next year ARTICLE 4 To Mr Manson we leave a brlghter and more prommsing future ARTICLE 5 To Mr Hall we leave some quxeter classrooms ARTICLE 6 To Mrs Goethe we leave the hope of a better bookkeepmg class orderly llbrary SECTION II ARTICLE 1 To the Jumor Class we leave an empty Sen1or Room ARTICLE 2 To the Sophomore Class we leave our determmauon to be ladxes and gentlemen ARTICLE 3 To the Freshman Class we leave the hope of someday becoming a Sen1or Class SE C TION III ARTICLE 1 To Berme Johnny leaves h1s methods of playmg sports ARTICLE 2 To Waverly B111 leaves h1s seat 1n the Sen1or Class ARTICLE 3 To Evelyn Jane Ida Mae leaves all her Semor worrxes ARTICLE 4 To Eugene Dan leaves h1s pos1t1on on the football and basketball teams ARTICLE 5 To Carroll Wesley leaves h1s tech mque 1n gettmg the women ARTICLE 6 To Lloyd Joyce Heath leaves her b1g sm1le ARTICLE 7 To Gerald Joyce Bmmx leaves her glft of gab ARTICLE 8 To Joyce Lee Joyce Alexander leaves her abxllty to get her man and a rmg too ARTICLE 9 To Edwm Ramon leaves h1s br1ll1ant m1nd whlch never dld h1m any good ARTICLE 10 To Waverly Henry leaves h1s ab1l1ty to part h1s han' and set the waves ARTICLE ll To Carroll Woodrow leaves h1s posltion as catcher on the baseball team ARTICLE 12 To Ellen Myrtle leaves her fman clal worr1es ARTICLE 13 To Louxse Audrey leaves her calm d1spos1t1on ARTICLE I4 To Margaret Mlldred leaves her love for the study of Amerxcan Government of her wezght ARTICLE 16 To Walter Stanley leaves h1s agn cultural mmd ARTICLE 17 To Carolyn Cecxl leaves the pr1v1 lege of havmg three classes under Mr Major ARTICLE 18 To Joyce Lee Lorame leaves the badly over worked pr1v1lege of changmg her m1nd ARTICLE 19 To h1s brother Bllly Russell leaves h1s safety patrol badge ARTICLE 20 To Jane Dorothy leaves her cap and gown and her mfluence w1th a certaln someone ARTICLE 21 To Mary Ann leaves her role as old maxd m the Sen1or Play ARTICLE 22 To Walter Cl1fton leaves h1s ab1l1ty to hand h1s homework 1n on tzme ARTICLE 23 To Gerald Floyd leaves his calm and qu1et ways ARTICLE 24 To Leroy B111 Marlow leaves h1s record of always bemg on t1me ARTICLE 25 To Wesley Holt leaves hlsexcuses to get out of class We make constltute and appoint Mrs Goethe to be our sole executor of th1s our Last W1ll and Testament In wxtness whereof we have hereunto subscnbed our names and affxxed our seal th1s second day of June 1950 W1tnesses Joyce Heath Slgned Dan Thomsen John Howdershe lt -- ' ' , r. . . -- , ' ' ARTICLE 7--To Mrs. Nuckols, we leave a more ARTICLE 15--To Evelyn Jane, Joan leaves some - CRUTCHFIELD MOTOR COMPANY ,,.-I'-:',-. 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