Big Stone Gap High School - School Bell Yearbook (Big Stone Gap, VA)

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Junior Class Colors Flower Red and White Motto Red Rose “We build the ladder by which we climb” OFFICERS Bascom Barron President Howard Cummings Treasurer Pearl Compton Vice-President James Whited ( lass Reporter Mary Hilt Secretary Miss Virginia IIuFF....CZaNS Adviser MEMBERS Bascom Barron James Bentley Josh Cambios Cecil Gibson Robert Mumpower Bascom Maness James Whited jSTellie Mae Herron Sara Morton Elma Bailey Anne Rogers Helen Pannell Pearl Compton Howard Cummings Beuna Pennington Georgia Deboard Mary Hill Margaret Showaltei Mildred Graham Lloyd Kelly Virginia Greene Virginia Hemming Hazel Lambert r 26 ]

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Senior Hifararp .1 Modern Tomboy A New Name All Quiet on the Western Front. Big Brother Big Business Girl Captain Cavalier Comrades Daddy Longlegs Easy Girl in the Green Coat Greatheart Heart of the Hills Her Father ' s Daughter Honor Girl Little Miss Sunshine Pat and Pal Pleasant Jim Rio Rita Rose of the World Seventeen Sisters Sweet Girl Graduate The Girl from the Country The Shiek The Patent Leather Kid The Vagabond Lover Vanity Fair Whirligigs Charlotte Taylor Billie Kinder Bruce Cummings Andrew Thompson Vergie Moore Arthur Hubbard Ruth Sergent and Nannie Broadwater Jimmy Dawson Gladys Sproi.es Mary Mullins Berenice Qualls Rubye Yeary Margaret Honeycutt Christine Kelly Anne C. Kennedy Edith Giles and Mae Phillips James Collier Rita Gilly Ruth Rose Virginia Witt Ruth and Lucile Clarkston Archie Hamblen Evelyn Reasor Harold Hatcher Margaret Cartwright A. L. Witt Lucille Thompson Agnes Potter

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SuniorS NNOPXCER: Radio audience of Big Stone Gap, The School Bell now returns with the annual Junior history by Professor Killtime, over Station B. S. G. Hello, students and citizens of Big Stone Gap, I shall now present to you a brief history of the Junior Class. This class, with an enrollment of twenty- three, completed a successful year. The first activity of the class was their chapel plays entitled “Sue-em” and “The Fatal Love Affair,” which were also presented at the Kiwanis Club. Later, they gave a minstrel from which they secured money to be used in publishing their edition of the School Bell next year. This work was accomplished with the able assistance of Miss Virginia Huff, the class adviser. The Juniors were well represented in athletics. Several boys from this class were out for football and three members served on the varsity team, they arc: Robert Mumpower, Bascom Barron, and James Whited. The captain, Robert Mumpower, and the captain-elect, Bascom Barron, are members of this class. When the all-county team was announced, the Juniors found two members enrolled : Robert Mumpower, all-county center, and Bascom Barron, all-county second team fullback. The Juniors were also represented in basket-ball by Bascom Barron, Robert Mumpower, and Bascom Maness, all members of the varsity team. The man- ager, James Whited, was also selected from this class. The Junior girls known in the field of athletics are: Captain Kellie Mae Herron, Anne Rogers, and Hazel Lambert. It is a custom for the Juniors to entertain the Seniors with a reception. The Juniors of ’32 had an attractive and unusual party. The party was given the first day of April, and many April fool stunts were carried out. The party represented a Cabaret with songs, dances, and jokes between courses. Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen of the radio audience, you have heard the annual broadcast of the Junior history by Professor Killtime. This program was brought to you by the courtesy of The School Bell over Station B. S. G. We bid you a pleasant farewell until this station is on the air at this same time next year. — James Whited, ’33. [ 27 ]