Blackstone High School - Ivy Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

Te a Teseoa ts i a EEG e Nin ao om Ae A THE BLACKSTONE HIGH SCHOOL BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA Editor-in-Chief Business Manager 4, ANNA INGE JUNE DE BERRY DEDICATION THE 1949 IVY dedicates This the third volume to one who has, in the four years he has been with us, meant more than a few words can ex- press. His cheerful disposition and wonderful personality will be remembered long after he has gone. Those of us who have known him not only as a teacher and coach, but also as a friend, will never forget his sincerity in helping us and willfulnessto undertake any task for the betterment of the school. For these reasons and many more we dedi- cate this annual to our best loved coach - MR. BEALE ADIVUMIS TRATION FACULTY ARTHUR J. PARR, Princi pal Randolph Macon, B. A. University of Virginia, M. A. ELEANOR BELL VIRGINIA F. JORDAN MARTHA HAMMOCK Math, Science English, Latin English, French University of Randolph-Macon Woman’s Farmville North Carolina College, Depo. wbeeAs Bara. B. A. HILDA ABERNATHY English, Civics Farmville Sh Big ery ish Gv. FACULTY LUNETTE H. BEALE English, History Mary Washington College of Virginia, B. A. MARTHA HARRISON Commercial Subjects Mary Washington, B. S. LILLIAN CABELL MABEN Mathematics Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, B. A. William and Mary College, M. A. ANN H. ELMORE Home Economics Farmville Sho Mh hGiogs Ee KE CHARLES H. BEALE Chemistry, Govt. Hampden-Sidney, B. S. WARREN THWEATT Agriculture Mig 125 Vey 185 TSE PEGGY E, BRANTLEY Librarian Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, B. A. Simmons College, B.S. DOROTHY BRANSON Music Director Madison, B. S. MRS. CARRY LEE Dietitian MRS, EDITH SPENCER Secretary to Mr. Parr —t 5 fe DAYS ACTIVITIES CLASSES se ‘ er i cae SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right ARTHUR MUNDEN = STUART WHITE BARBARA GAMBLE : JAMES KITCHEN : WALLACE MITCHELL : A. R. DANIELS 2 a Pe Ng BETTY ANNE ABERNATHY HELEN BARROW S. C. A. Rep. Pres. Sec. S. C. A. Rep. Vice Pres. Treas. DOROTHY BLALOCK BETTY MAE BRANUM o JANE BRUGOS KENNETT COMSTOCK HOWARD CLARK HERBERT WINN RICHARD CLAY JOAN CRUDUP HUGH COLEMAN HERBERT CUNDIFF -sit 9 j� - A. R. DANIEL CAMPBELL EPES JUNE DE BERRY BARBARA GAMBLE BOBBY DRAPER HAROLD GRAMMAR BETTY FRANCES EADES ELSIE HAMMACK — @ 10 }- RIVES HARDY FRANCES HOOD JIMMY HARRIS ANNA INGE IDA HART PATSY IREY DAVID HAWKES JIMMY KITCHEN tt 11 je SARAH LEWIS MAXINE PATTERSON BILLY MC KISSICK RAYMOND POMEROY WALLACE MITCHELL BERNARD PINCHBECK ARTHUR MUNDEN CHAP RODENHIZER af 12 fe BEULAH ROBERTSON REBECCA SIMONS NANCY ROBERTSON JEANNE STATON WILLIAM ROGERS THOMAS WELLS HELEN RYDER NANCY LEE WEST : . —4 13 j — STUART WHITE MARJORIE WILSON BARBARA WILLIAMSON WAVERLY COPLEY ¥t 14 fe - WHO'S WHO James Harris Patsy Irby Pres, of S. C.-A. Editor-in-Chief of Jeep James Kitchen Anna Inge Pres. of Beta Club Editor-in-Chief of “‘The Ivy”’ “15 fe Junior Officers CARL BROWN = S.C. A. REP CABELL RIVES = TREAS. PENN ROBERTS VICE-PRES EDWARDS WILLIAMS = S.C. A. REP LEROY WILLIAMS = PRES. VELMA MATTHEWS - SEC’T R. B. Barnes-Ray Bond---Carl Brown--Landon Coleman { 16 } - Ray Bond Carl Brewn Edward Fraher James Freeman Josephine Campbell Donna Sue Cassidy Rolly Garrett Sally Gill Nell Copley Beverly Davis Marcella Hammock Wallace Hardaway Anne Dodson Marian Dodson Harold Hood Robert Hood Arthur Drogaris Eichard Dugan Merle Jones Marjorie Lewis at 17 je- Virginia Loftis Opal McGrady Ronald Roberts Betty Jean Robertson Jess Martin Velma Matthews Geneva Robertson Margaret Simons Anne Palmore Doris Palmore John Smith Betty Lou Spain Dudley Palmore Shirley Palmore Ella Mae Starkey Inez Thomas Cabell Rives Penn Roberts Robert Thomas James Waters -3i 18 He- Betty Ruth Will Edward Williams se Leroy Williams Bob Smith Absent: Landon Coleman —{19}- SOPHOMORES Homeroom -- Miss Hammock lst. Row: Tompkins, Kirtley, Oliver, L. Tuck, Jackson, Cook Crafton, Miss Hammock. 2nd. Row: Dalton, Hawkins, J. Cundiff, Springston, Marshall, Drinkwater, McMullen, 3rd. Row: Lloyd, Hawkes, Fisher, D. Martin, Graham, Lang, D. Morris. CLASS OFFICERS President. 4 hictccnbs sie oc etehenere: dint lclst eis eee P aT OLOat sen Vice’ President. 227.) sisus ste ctr Giaieasi«) otetciene art -tn) alata VLOL SOCIEUALY sis n elc cnsrs la lel es, ee Mieusdewets (ete ene tes sexe BOLACVSeCUOLS S.C. A. Representative... .... . + edbsiets) « asi. + slat ye eCOll. COOK c SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM — MRS, BEALE First Row: Gibbs, Reed, Jernigan, Gunn, Mrs. Beale, A. Crudup, K. Drogaris, Inge, Burres, E. Irby. Second Row: A. Robertson, Morton, N. Williamson, Jackie Brugos, Coburn, Boyd, B. Farley, Spencer, Long, Detrick, Krieder, Vernon. Third Row: Kaaney, L. Martin, Adams, Mayton, Bowen, Lotts, Powell, Watson, Spaine, J. Irby, Ritchie, Lee, Rogers. Dee DU ay ot set teases cay tesla? aa skseers sae sees esse JACK DIUgos Vireo Tesisen .intetwiet+ ts ceisds)s as 4 es eevee « shetty Ann Irby EOtAUY ais Jc) s leis is sare sucls ah « 0 9.0) fx ecertin ele sie, Wearoline Jernigan PPE CASUE CIs aeiistsls ss 0 6 ese 4.05.41) 10.9) cteitewe Nancy Inge SCBA REDECSRULALIVG . 5.0.5 she gselede alse ss « JOG Irby + 21 fi- FRESHMAN Homeroom -- Mrs. Elmore lst. Row: Rupenthal, M. Coleman, Reams, Jones, Daniel, E. Farley, LaPrade, Mrs. El- more. 2nd. Row: Wray, Smith, Phillips, Pearce, Hastings, Pierson, J. Robertson, M. K. Martin, J. Campbell, E. Thompson, J. Perkinson. 3rd. Row: Lee, Yeatts, P. Epes, Mishkin, H. Martin, Halton, A. President 0. alerdb «cs sn atetetenal eeu. en fene VicesPresidentii ts tele wisha crake sem eee eee SECT OLATY fitch: snare os sss ceegee rte cets omer IPTCASUPEY she cok x. Cesta, nace candied oe Tete Tuck, J. Loftis. Jane Daniels Jackie Perkinson John Prade os «ee See loyce Reams S. C. A. Representative ...:..:s.e+.++e¢ceees-+ Gene jones FRESHMAN HOMEROOM — MISS MABEN FIRST ROW: West, W. Morris, A. Thompson, Upson, V. Epes, Moncure, B. Irby, Pir- key. SECOND ROW: Barker, DeSanders, L. Rogers, M. Gibbs, Naugle, L. Lewis, Lucy, A. Clark, Buttermore, Dews, Lane. THIRD ROW: Wainwright, T. Mitchell, P. Roberts, B. Longmire, J. Lewis, D. Wilson, Miss Maben, C. Kitchin, D. Clark, Mustean, Bishop, Ingram, Watson, Hudgins. EDGMIGeD iE esletalstibtls iisiete slate + ais ets espe ist ss 2 a 2 DOMas Mitchell NCOP PSIOOULE site aie sisis. sets tated ae eteieuree sc ATeralaine Lucy reas rele. tba) Mal, Cale wat eceviers sic ars eats o s af 2 LLIp RODErLS ee PA ERCDEOSODLALIVO. sue cr eceis icity «las elenetteiess) DOODY LE OY : — t 23 fe— Oh, who likes to be conventional? It’s really nothing Please — no more jokes. Guzzle, Guzzle, Guzzle. Calamity Jane Seven specimens of fleamales ‘‘What would Mother say?”’ Slaughter on the mountain . We just got back 10. Nine to one, Whee. 11. Tea for two oonrtonot WD re 12. “You make me blush 13. “Ol Dan’] had nothing on me”’ 14, Putrid pieces of protoplasm. 15. What’s your problem? 16. Spring Fever of No Men? 17. Just Plain - nuts. 18. What — no stripes? 19. “‘Just Passing”’ 20. Going My Way? 21. “‘Baby in the high chair”’ 22. But, please. CTIVITIES S.C. A. OFFICERS Seated: Song Leader - Rebecca Simons Treasurer - Nell Copley Secretary - Marcella Hammock Corresponding Sec’t - Patsy Irby ‘Standing: Pres. James Harris V. Pres. Stuart White S.C. A. COUNCIL Left to Right: Barbara Williamson, Song Leader; Patsy Irby, Corres. Sec.; Stuart White, Vice Pres.; Jimmy Harris, Pres.; Marcella Hammock, Sect.; Nell Copley, Treas.; Miss. Hammock, Sponsor. : Standing: Bobby Irby, Joan Crudup, Becky Simons, Pianist; Mary Scott Cook, Ella Mae Starkey, Anna Inge, Helen Ryder, Jean Jones, Billy McKissick. Third Row: Joe Irby, Edward Williams, Jimmy Kitchen, Arthur Munden, Ansell Graham, —« 26 jo GLEE CLUB President--Anna Inge Vice President--Rives Hardy Secretary--Nell Copley Treasurer --Arthur Munden S. C. A. Representative--Billy McKissick BAND ease RMS EE te. Director--Miss Dot Bransom Majorettes--Frances Hood, Dudley Palmore, Anne Palmore, Ruby Anne Oliver Drum Major--Jimmy Bowen. a 27 } - PEP CLUB Se ee. Left to Right--Anna Inge, Anne Palmore, Marjorie Wilson, Marcella Hammock--Treas- urer, June DeBerry--President, Patsy Irby--Secretary, Joan Crudup. Second Row--Julie Moncure, Joyce Reams, Doris Palmore, Dudley Palmore, Rebecca Si- mons, Caroline Jernigan, Nancy Inge. Third Row--Helen Barrow, Ella Mae Starkey, Nell Copley--Vice President and S.C. A. Representative, Celia Bures, Emily Irby. GIRLS’ MONOGRAM CLUB c First Row: A. Inge, A. Palmore, N. Copley Second Row: B. Abernathy, I. Harte, P. Irby, M. Patterson, Pres; E. M. Starkey, Mrs. Beale, Sponsor. at 28 EOL HOMEMAKERS OF ALCL A President--Helen Barrow Vice-President--Betty Anne Abernathy Secretary--Ida Hart Treasurer--Jackie Brugos S. C. A. Representative--Helen Ryder ee HAAS TEL OF JU SLE A President--David Hawkes Vice-President--Charles Marshall Secretary--David Martin Treasurer--Lon Martin S. C. A. Representative--Charles Ritchie — { 29 }e— JEEP STAFF Left to Right--Barbara Williamson, Betty Jean Robertson--Humor Editor, Barbara Gam- ble--Associate Editor, Patsy Irby--Editor-in-Chief, Marcella Hammock--Assistant Edi- tor, Nell Copley--Business Manager, Miss Harrison--Sponsor. Standing--Edward Williams, R. B. Barnes--Rolly Garret--Circulation Managers, Helen Ryder, Dorothy Blalock, Joe Eiby, Marjorie Wilson, Ella Mae Starkey--Sports Editors, Betty Lou Spain, Geneva Robertson, Celia Bures, Nancy Inge, Anna Inge. Absent When Picture Was Taken---Waverly Copley, Kennett Comstock, June De Berry, Nancy Lee West, Maxine Patterson, Cabell Rives, Jane Brugos. ANNUAL STAFF Left to Right--Rebecca Simons--Typist, Marcella Hammock--Assistant Editor Anna Inge--Editor-in-Chief, Joan Crudup--Picture Editor, June DeBerry--Business Manager. Standing--James Waters--Staff Writer, Campbell Epes--Photographer, Miss Abernathy -- Sponsor, R. B. Barnes--Assistant Business Manager. —t 30 fe DRAMATIC CLUB President--Jimmy Kitchen Vice President--Nell Copley Secretary--Ella Mae Starkey Treasurer --Edward Williams S. C. A. Representative--Stuart White THESPIANS CLUB Left to Right--Patsy Irby, Jimmy Kitchin, Mrs. Jordan, Sponsor, Jimmy Harris, Anna Inge Second Row--Ella Mae Starkey, Edward Williams, June DeBerry. sif 31 je LIBRARY CLUB President--Arthur Munden Vice President--R. B. Barnes Secretary--Caroline Jernigan Treasurer --Joe Irby BETA CLUB Left to Right--Patsy Irby, Joan Crudup--Secretary-Treasurer, Jimmy Kitchin--President, Anna Inge. Standing--Wallace Mitchell--Vice-President, Mrs. Beale-Sponsor, Stuart White--S. C. A. Representative. 44 32 fo PIALE TILS — { 33 fe SCHEDULE Left to Right B. H. S. - 53 Kenbridge - 0 First Row: Wells, Grammar, Pinchbeck, B. H. S. - 6 Emporia 12 H. Cundiff, Winn, Harris. B. H. S. - 45 Chase’City - 0 Second Row: Clark, C. Rives, P. Roberts, B. H. S. - 20 Hargrave M.A. - 6 Lang, H. Coleman. B. H. S. - 47 Chester - 0 Third Row: Springston, Thomas, Brown, Bao seeniVictoria - tf F, Cundiff, Hardy, Comestock. B. H. S. - 33 Farmville - 0 Fourth Row: Mitchell, Coach, Irby, White, B. H. S. - 26 Lawrenceville - 6 Watson, Williams, Kitchen, B. H. S. - 20 Crewe - 0 Copley, Barnes. CO-CAPTAIN H. CUNDIFF COACH BEALE CO-CAPTAIN B, PINCHBECK BASE BASEL Si a Pr As af Jess Cabell Stuart Bubber Raymond Ralph Hugh Harold H BiG: ‘Herb Herb’’ W 6é Robert Charles £ fe Rolly Joe 9? ‘Doodle ‘ Penn Harry —4 35 je Left to Right First Row: Second Row: Third Row: GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Joyce Reams, Katherine Drogaris, Betty Ann Abernathy, Jackie Brugos , Ann Crudup. Marjorie Wilson, Manager; Nancy Inge, Dudley Palmore, Nell Copley, Ann Palmore, Gladys Echoles, Betty Lou Spain, Asst. Manager. Mrs. Beale, Coach; Ida Harte, Maxine Patterson, Patsy Irby, Emily Ann Irby, Ella Mae Starkey, Merle Jones. Captain Betty Anne Abernathy 4 36 je BOYS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: R. Garratt, Manager; P. Roberts, W. Copley, J. Kitchin, B. Pinchbeck, H. Cundiff, R. B. Barnes, Manager. SECOND ROW: H. Watson, J. Marlett, S. Lang, C. Rives, H. Winn. THIRD ROW: J. Lukas, R. Smith, R. Hardy, W. Mitchell, C. Kitchin. J at mn yA c , ath ti CO-CAPTAINS James Harris Arthur Munden { 37 ja HIGHLIGHTS OF 48-49 SPORTS Margie, Patsy, Mac, Ida Betty Ann CHEERLEADERS Left to Right - Nell Copley, Dudley Palmore, Anna Inge, Becky Simons, Joan Crudup. Mascot ------ Sanda Phelps Jimmy, Tom, Herb, Bubber —+ 4 39 fe- Von@ g gen Vel, Pray Betty Anne Abernathy--Girls Monogram, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1,2,3,4; Girls Basketball, 2,3, 4, Captain, 4; Girls Softball, 2,3; F.H.A., 3, 4, Vice President, 4; Dramatics Club, 4. Margaret Helen Barrow--Teen Age Club, 1, 2,4; Dramatics, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 3,4; Home Ed. Club, 2,3,4, Pres., 4; Glee Club, 2,3. Dorothy Grey Blalock--Transferred-2; Jeep Staff, 3,4; Dramatic Club, 2,3; Softball Team, 3, 4. Betty May Branum -- Home Ec. Club, 1,2; Jane Julia Brugos--Home Ec. Club, 2; Li- brary Club, 3,4; Dramatics Club, 2,3,4; Jeep Staff, 3,4; Annual Staff, 4. Howard Travis Clark Jr.--Teen Age Club, 1,2,4; Chairman of Refreshment Committee 2; Dramatics Club, 3,4; Library Club, 3; Football, 4. Richard Wesley Clay Jr.--F.F.A., 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol, 4. Hugh Coleman -- Library Club, 2, 3; Jeep Staff, 3; Glee Club, 2,3; Student Council, Rep. 3; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Football, 3,4; Teen-Age Club, 2,3. Gordon Kennett Comstock--Football, 4; De- bating Team, 3; Band, 2,3; Jeep Staff, 4. Waverly Emmett Copley--Teen Age Club, 3, 5; Basketball, 4,5, Manager, 3; Baseball, 2, 3,4,5; Football, 2,3,4,5. Joan Temple Crudup--Glee Club, 2,3; Teen- Age Club, 1,2,4; Dramatics Club, 2,3,4; Be- ta Club, 3,4, Secretary, 4; Cheer-leader, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4, Picture Ed., 4; Vice-Pres. of Soph. Class; Monogram Club; S.C.A. cou- ncil, 3,4; Pep Club, 4; Home Ec. Club, 1,2; Transferred, 2, Herbert David Cundiff Jr.--Monogram Club, 3,4; Teen-Age Club, 1,2,3,5; Baseball, 3,4, 9; Football, 2,3,4,5; Basketball, 2,3,4,5; Treasurer Junior Class, 4. Arthur Ratcliffe Daniel, Jr.--Glee Club, 1, 2,3,4; Teen-Age Club, 1,2; Dramatic Club, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2; Ass’t Manager, 2, Baseball, 2,3; Band, 2,3; Safety Patrol, 2; Senior Class Treasurer, 4. o - 44 40) }e- June Deberry--Glee Club, 1,2,3; Library club, 1,2,3; S.C.A. Representative, 3; Dra- matic, 2,3,4; Thespians, 3,4; Pep Club, 2, 4, Pres. 4; Teen-Age Club, 1,2,4; Annual Staff, 4, Business Manager, 4; Jeep Staff, 3; Home Ec. Club, 4; Jr. Red Cross, 3, Cha- irman. Robert Everette Draper--Football, 2, 3, 5; President of Class, 2; Vice Pres. of Class 3; Teen Age Club, 1,2,3,5; Library Club, 3. Betty Frances Eades -- Home Ec., 1,2,3; Teen Age, 2, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Puppet Club, 2, Secretary; Secretary of Class, 2. Campbell Epes--Teen-Age Club, 2,4; An- nual Staff, 4, Photographer. Barbara Anne Gamble--Jeep Staff, 2, 3, 4- Reporter-2, Assistant Editor-3, Associate Editor-4; Glle Club-1,2,3,4; Band-3, 4; Home Ec. Club -2,4; Dramatic Club-2,3; Teen-Age Club-1,4; Library Club-2; Sec- retary of Class-4. Harold Lee Grammer, Jr.--Football-2, 3, 4,5; Glee Club-2,3,4; Monogram Club-2,3; Basketball-3; Teen-Age Club-2,3,5; Fire Fighters-3. Elsie Hammack--Glee Club-2,3,4; Teen- Age Club-1; Home Ec. Club-2,3,4; James Seldem Harris--Monogram Club-1, 2,3; Dramatics Club-2,3,4; Thepian Society -3,4; Glee Club-1,2,3; Debating Team-2; Student Council-2, 3, 4, Vice President-3, President-4; Football-2,3,4; Basketball-2, 3,4, Co-Captain - 4; Pres. of Freshman Class; Pres. of Sophomore Class; Teen- Age Club-1,2,4; Cast of Play-2. Ida Mae Hart--Transferred-2; Dramatics Club-2; Home Ec.-2,4; Monogram -2,4; Glee Club-2; Basketball-2,3,4; Soft Ball-2,3. David Emerson Hawkes--Glee Club-2; F. F.A.-1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Pres.-4; S afe- ty Patrol-2,3; Teen-Age Club-4. Frances Eloise Hood -- Glee Club-2, 3, 4; Band-2,3,4; Home Ec. Club-1,2; Dramatic Club-4. Anna Floreta Inge--Pep Club-2,3,4; Libr- ary Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1,3, Asst. Manager -3; Cheerleader -3,4; Head-Cheer - leader -4; Dramatics Club-2,3,4, President, 2,3, Christmas Play-4, Sp. Production-2,3; Jeep Staff-2,3,4, Reporter-2,4, Asst, Busi- ness Manager-3; Annual Staff-3,4, Asst. Business Manager-3, Editor -In-Chief-4; S. C. A.-3,4, Song Leader-3; Beta Club-3,4; Thespian-3,4; Girls Monogram-3,4; Glee Club-1,2,3,4, Pres.-4; Band-2,3, Reporter - 3; Teen-Age Club-1,2,4. Patsy Irby--Jeep Staff-2,3,4, Business Man- ager-3, Editor-In-Chief-4; Basketball-3,4, Co-Capt.-4; Vice Pres.-1; S.C.A. Council- 3,4, Treas.-3, Corresp. Sec.-4; Glee Club- 1,2,3;° Library Club-1,2, Reporter-2; Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Treas.-2, 3, Secretary-4; Monogram Club-3,4; Teen-Age Club-1,2,4; Thespian Member-3,4: Beta Club-3,4; U.S. O. Trustee Rep. for B.H.S.-3,4; Dramatic Club-2,3, Spring Production-2,3. James David Kitchin III -- Beta Club-3, 4, Pres.-4; S.C.A. Council-4; Teen-Age Club- 1,2,4; Boy’s Monogram Club-3; Thespian Society-3,4; Football-2,3,4; Basketball-3,4; Sec. - Treas. of Class-1,2; Vice Pres. of Class-3; Debating Team-3; Fire Marshall- 3; Track-2; Baseball-4; Dramatics Club-2, 3,4, Pres. - 4, Spring Productions-2,3, Christmas Play-4. Sarah Lee Lewis--4-H Club-1; Home Ec. Club-3,4; Senior Play-4. William Earl McKissick--Teen-Age Club- 1,2,4; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Band-2,3,4, Vice Pres. -3, Pres.-4; Football (varsity) -2, (midget)-4; Dramatics Club-3,4, Vice Pres. -3; Student Council-4. Wallace Mitchell -- Beta Club - 3, 4, Vice Pres.-4; Junior Class Pres; Senior Class Vice Pres.; S.C.A.-1; Basketball-3,4; Foot- ball Manager -3,4; Boy’s Monogram Club-3; Teen Age Club-2; Track-2. Arthur Lee Munden, Jr.--Teen-Age Club- 2,4; Glee Club-2,3,4; F.F.A.-1,2,3,4, Pres. -4, Sentinel-3, Sec’t-2; Library Club-2, 3, 4, Pres.-4; Basketball-2,3,4, Co-Capt.-4; Football-3; Band-2,3,4, Treas.-3, All State Band-3,4, All National Band-4. Maxine Patterson -- Transferred-2; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Basketball-2,3,4; Softball-2, 3; Home Ec.-1,2,3; Safety Patrol-3; Mono- gram Club-3,4, Pres.-4; Jeep Staff-4. —4 41 je Raymond Byron Pomeroy--Transferred-3; F.F.A.-3,4; Glee Club-3. Bernard Irving Pinchbeck, Jr. -- Football- 2,3,4,5; Basketball-3,4,5; Baseball-2,3,4, 5; Monogram Club-3,4; Teen-Age Club-1, es se Chapman Jones Rodenhizer, Jr. -- Midget Football-4., Beulah Marion Robertson--Home Ec, Club- La Nancy Ella Robertson--Library Club-1, 2, 3; Home Ec. Club-2,3; Band-2,3; S.C.A. Re- presentative-3; Glee Club-2,3,4; Dramatic Club-2,3,4; S.C.A. Council-2,3, Represent- ative-3; Safety Patrol-2,3,4; Teen Age Club -1, 4. William Thomas Rogers--Midget Football- 3, 4; Sec’t. Class-3. Helen Frances Ryder--Transferred-2; S. C.A. Council-4; Band-2,3,4; Glee Club 2, 3,4; F.H.A.-2,3,4, Representative-4; Dra- matic Club-2; Teen-Age Club-2,4; Safety Patrol-3; Jeep Staff-4; All State Band-2,3, 4; Home Ec.-2,3,4. Rebecca Louise Simons--Glee Club-1,2,3, 4, Pianist-3,4; Home Ec.-1,2,3, Vice Pres- ident-3; Dramatics Club-2,3,4; Pep Club-4; Annual Staff-4; Cheerleader -4; S.C.A. Cou- ncil-2,4, Representative-2, Pianist-4; Band -3; Teen Age Club-4; Library Club-4. Mary Jeanne Staton--Transferred-4; Glee Club-4; Home Ec. Club-4; Dramatic Club- 4, Thomas Wilfred Wells-- Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Monogram Club-1,2,3,4; Basketball- 2,3; Glee Club-1,2,3; Library Club-1,2; Teen-Age Club-1,2,3. Nancy Lee West--Sec. of Class-1; Library Club-2,3; Home Ec. Club-1,2,3; Teen-Age Club-1,2; S.C.A. Council-2; Jeep Staff-4. Stuart Bruce White--Football-2,3,4; Pase- ball-3,4; Track-2; S.C.A. Council-1,2,3,4; Beta Club-3, 4, Representative -4; Boy’s Monogram Club-3; Dramatic Club-3,4, Re- presentative-4; Debating Team-3; Chair- man of Health Committee-3; Vice Pres. S. C.A.-4. Barbara Watts Williamson--Teen Age Club -1,2,4; Home Ec. Club-2,3; S.C.A. Repre- sentative - 3; Dramatic Club - 3,4, Spring Production-3; Band-2,3,4; Pres. 3; S.C.A. Council - 3,4, Song Leader-4; Sophomore Pres.-2; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Jeep Staff-4. Marjorie Elizabeth Wilson--Transferred-2; Library Club-2,3,4, Secretary-3; Glee Club - 2,3; Teen-Age Club-2,3,4; Basketball-4, Manager; Pep Club-4; Jeep Staff-4; Report- er; Band-2,3. Herbert Edison Winn--Transferred-3; Base- ball-3,4; Football-3,4; Monogram Club-3. SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST Girl Boy Most Popular ------------------------ Anna Inge --------------------- James Harris Most Friendly -—--------------------- Anna Inge --------------------- James Harris Most Dignified ----------------------- Marjorie; Wilson -= ----=-—— === H, T, Clark Most Undignified - - ------------------ Helen Ryder ------ - ----------- averly Copley Best Personality --------------------- Anna Inge --------------------- atte Harris Most Cheerful ----------- ------------ Anna Inge --- ------------ ----- averly Copley Cockiest ---------------------------- Helen Ryder ---------------- -- Waverly Copley Most Attractive ---------------------- Rebecca Simons --------------- James Harris Best Dressed ------------------------ Marjorie Wilson ------- ------ Arthur Munden Best Dancer ------------------------- Ida Hart ------------ ------ ---- Herbert Cundiff Best Athlete ------------ ------------- Ida Hart ---------------------- Bernard Pinchbeck Biggest Flirt ----------- ---- --------- Helen Ryder ------------------ A. R. Daniels Cutiest -------------- --------------- Jane Brugos ------------------ James Harris Neatest -------------- --------------- Rebecca Simons ----------- -- - Arthur Munden Laziest - - - - ----------------------- Dorothy Blalock ----------- --- Waverly Copley Best All-Round ---------------------- Anna Inge -------------------- James Harris Best Looking ----------------------- Rebecca Simons -------------- James Harris Best Student -------------------- ---- Joan Crudup ------------------- Wallace Mitchell Most Likely to Succeed --------------- Anna Inge ------------------- -- James Kitchen ef 42 je MEMORIES 1. June DeBerry 2. Helen Barrow 3. Anna Inge 4, Jimmy Kitchin 5. Penn Roberts 6. Marjorie Wilson 7. Dot Blalock 8. Barbara Gamble 9. Patsy Irby 10. Joan Anne 11. Stuart White _ 12. Elsie Hammock 13. Arthur Munden —— PROPHECY 1, A hugh funeral procession headed by a Cadillac hearse is seen on Pennsylvania Avenue. It is the funeral of the latest U. S. president of which “‘Mud’’ is a sole director. 2. Helen Barrow’s name may be found on all the original models of the latest Paris fashions I regret to state that she is too particular to marry a man. 3. Ida Hart is the coach of N. C. State’s championship boys basketball team. Jimmy Marlatt sits on the bench as usual. 4. PatsyIrby is the ambitious wife of Chief Admiral Kitchin. She has to be ambitious for they now have five little Admirals. 5. Rebecca Simons pictures are found in all the current magazines advertising all kinds of shampoos, but rumors say that she always has her hair shampooed for her since she mar- ried the Ford man. 6. Barbara Williamson has been sued for damage by Gene Krupa for beating his drums too hard. 7. Thomas Wells is having son trouble. It seems that he spends too much time at the college but Thomas’ wife doesn’t mind. She says she can sympathize with the college girls for she was once one herself. 8. Barbara Gamble can be found busily helping her Mother - in - law in the new Blackstone Memorial Hospital. However, Ansell is her steady patient. 10. 22. June DeBerry is the new head nurse at Johnston - Willis will resign soon to marry Tommy Manville. Jane Brugos is just a plain housewife but she makes a good one, especially a good cook. She has been offered Betty Crocker’s job, but she declined saying her place is with Sonny and the children. Herbert Winn, as captain of the Notre Dame football team has lead his team to victory over Army, Michigan, Southern Methodist, and Pennsylvania, but B.H.S. defeated him by the score of 60-0. Kennett Comstock has perfected the Atomic Bomb so that it can be used as a harmless ex- periment in the Chem. Lab., much to the sorrow of high school students. Jimmy Harris is ruling with a iron hand as President of Hampdent-Sydney College. He has not forgotten his hobby dancing on Thursday, tho. Jimmy Kitchin has greatly improved the reputation of the sailors; instead of a girl in every port, they now have two. Helen Ryder’s flute concert at Carnegie Hall draws crowds from everywhere. Box offices announce that tickets are all sold out, so husband and daughter, Jessica will have to sit be- hind stage. Richard Clay, Raymond Pomeroy, and David Hawkes are now County Agents of Amelia, Dinwiddie, and Nottoway counties, respectively. When asked where they achieved their abilities, they announced, “‘Mr. Thweatts’ Agriculture, 1949.’ Nancy Lee West is now perfectly happy since foreign affairs are settled and her long a- waited man has returned from overseas. Nancy is kept very busy managing Johnny, Jr. Jeanne Staton now lives in a lovely Connecticut home after creating such a success in her best seller, ‘“HOW TO KEEP A MAN’, Billy McKissick is now retired on a huge salary, earned by being the ‘‘most successful manager of Rose’s Five and Ten.”’ Bernard Pinchbeck, president of ‘‘Pinchbeck’s Dairy”’ tells how his experience in working at Anne’s farm made him a success. Sarah Lewis has quit her office work in town to settle down in contentment as Mrs. Gibbs. Harold Grammer has been made president of B. C. G. College officials said that he stayed up there so much, that he could handle college affairs much better than they could. Harry James baffled as the new trumpet sensation arrives in New York. Munden firmly believes that his success is due to the B. H. S. band. Betty Eades’s picture is on the front of every newspaper in the United States as she reigns as Queen of the New Orleans Mardi Gras. Betty Ann Abernathy is now coach of girls basketball at B. H. S., however, she will soon retire because babysitters are so high; she just can’t afford one for Odell, Jr. any longer. Elsie Hammack has is’ ia heavy argument at the United Nations Converence. When she started talk. others could get a word in edgewise. Joan Crudup retii S. as a teacher has completely revolutionized the desk sit- uation. All one se? ve been removed and two seated ones have been installed. Betty Branum and . “tson are seen in the fiftieth floor of the Empire State Build- ing. They are tied i s record of the fastest typists. Frances Hood anr tson are back in B. H.S., teaching; secretly laughing as their pupils strv okkeeping problem. Herbert Cundif “of ‘‘the Best Time To Sleep,”’ dedicated to Mrs. Jordan’s English Class c A. R. Daniels, o ganish teacher in B. H.S. ‘‘Art’’ was so familiar with the language, that he wouwu. .sus1cult to remember any English. H. T. Clark, well known lecturer on ‘‘How Not To Fall In Love’’ tours country, advising young boys. Chap Rodenhizer and William Rogers are Co-owners and founders of new College for Mid- gets at William and Mary. They declare that most of their students come from B. H. S. Waverly Copley, new comedy sensation of Broadway. Red Skeleton is flabbergasted as Blackstone boy takes his place in New York. Anna Inge may be seen in the new musical, ‘‘My Secret Love.’’ She has just divorced her sixth husband, Herbert Cundiff, wealthy author. Campbell Epes is having quite a time proving that the world is square instead of round--oh well, he’ll fall off someday. Stuart White is still breeding earthworms (a result of the ’49 Senior Play). His newest breed is Lumbricus Communis. Wallace Mitchell has almost completed the most complete set of encyclopedias ever pub- lished, entitled ‘‘The Moon Book’’, Margie Wilson is the new dean of women at Vassor College and is also correcting Emily Post’s book of ettiquette. Hugh Coleman may be seen any week policing Blackstone Main street at night. He has been on the police force for quite a while. 4i{ 44 fe— LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of °49 being in sound (?) mind leave this Last Will and Testament to be a shining torch for furthur scholars: I, Billy McKissick, will my cheerful and happy grin to Inez Thomas. To Richard Dugan, I Stuart White, leave my knowledge of girls. I, H. T. Clark, do will and leave my ‘‘Dodge’’, to Nell Copley providing the driver is in- cluded. I, Bobby Draper leave my long car to Pinky Brown to acquire the royal appearance when dating queens. To Ray Bond, I, Thomas Wells, will my charm for women. I, James Harris, will my Thursday dancing shoes and my ability to lead to the next S. C. A. President. I, Helen Barrow, will my ability of Home Ec. to Jess Martin, to be of help to him in the fu- ture. To Marcella Hammock, I, June DeBerry will my bubbling personality. I, Wallace Mitchell, will my straight A average to Wallace Hardaway. I, Jimmy Kitchen, will my ability and progress in Nature Walks to Penn Roberts. I, Betty Frances Eades, will my position as Queen of Mardi Gras to Doris Palmore. I, Nancy Robertson, will my ability to love one man to Naomi Atkinson and Claudine Bogan. To Betty Lou Spain, I, Anna Inge, will my love for V. P. I. I, Barbara Williamson will my figure to Betty Ruth Will. I, Patsy Irby, will my ability to hold a man to Marion Dodson and Margie Lewis. I, Sarah Lewis, will my love for service stations to Velma Matthews. I, Hugh Coleman, leave my hard running ability to Anne Palmore to keep up with Bubber. To Shirley Palmore, I, Jane Brugos will my typing ability. I, Rebecca Simons, will my love for Fords to Edward Fraher. I, Campbell Epes, will six flashbulbs to Ella Mae Starkey to use for darning my socks af- ter our marriage, We, Bernard Pinchbeck and Harold Grammer, will our athelitic ability to Beverly Davis and James Freeman. I, Arthur Munden , will my trumpet to Robert Thomas. We, Ida Hart and Betty Anne Abernathy will our ability to play basketball to Donna Sue Cas- sada and Opal McGrady. To James Marlett and Leroy Williams, I,Joan Crudup leave the second desk on the first row in Miss Bell’s Room. We, Herbert Cundiff and A. R. Daniel will our love for cookies and sweets to Rolly Garrett, James Waters, and Cabell Rives. I,Barbara Gamble will my love for cloak rooms to Merle Jones. To Dudley Palmore, I, Marjorie Wilson, will my dignified walk. We, Elsie Hammock and Helen Ryder will our giggles to Harold and Robert Hood and also Anne Dodson. I,Jeanne Staton leave my flirtatious ways to Edward Williams and Sally Gill. To Betty Jean Robertson, I, Nancy Lee West will my love for Crewe. We, William Rogers and Chap Rodenhizer will our love of Government to Raymond Adams and John Wilson. I,Frances Hood leave my winning smile to Margaret Simons. We, Richard Clay, Betty Mae Brannum, and Beulah Robertson will our quietness to R. B. Barnes and Jo Campbell. I Waverly Copley will my love for B. H. S. to Bob Smith. To Arthur Drogaris, I, Raymond Pomeroy will my love of books. We, David Hawkes, Landon Coleman, Maxine Patterson, and Herbert Winn will our love for Cedar Hill to Virginia Loftis, Geneva Robertson and Ronald Roberts. 2 THE JEEP | VOL. 6—NO. 3 BLACKSTONE HIGH SCHOOL, BLACKSTONE, VA. DECEMBER, 1948 TEEN AGE CLUB REORGANIZED Miss Nottoway Chosen From Blackstone Miss Janie Brugos of Wellville was selected “Miss Nottoway” of ‘48-‘49 in a Beauty Contest held on December 3. The contest took place in the B. H. S. Auditorium and was sponsored by the Blackstone Chapter of the Home Economic Club. “Miss Nottoway” wore an aqua taffeta gown with an off-shoulder bertha, a fitted bodice and full skirt. The second prize was awarded to Ann Carlton Walker of Crewe and third to Barbara Oliver also of Crewe. Glee Club Presents Christmas Concert On Tuesday night, December 21, at 8:00 P. M., the Blackstone High School Glee Club will present its annual Christmas concert. Besides the entire Glee Club, the concert will include special groups, duets, and solos. The Glee Club will sing a medly of old, Christmas carols and a special feature will be a rendition of Fred Warings arrangement of “White Christmas.” The concert will be held in the Blackstone High School auditorium and evervone is invited to attend. BARTER THEATRE HERE All District Team High School Sponsors Ends Magazine Campaign Kitchen ee= 223 nee Blackstone Seay ae Victoria For the past two weeks beginning Smelly South Hill Nov. 9, the high school sponsored Clingenpeel _____..______ Crewe the annual magazine campaign. The M2Nair _______ Randolph Henry purpose of the campaign was to Tackles raise money to finance the S.C.A. Chase City and the homerooms. The S.C.A.’ ek de ac ee RL co Crewe council arranged it so that the Sen- ____Victoria iors would receive 50% of their Grizzard _-_______ _____ Emporia profits, the Juniors 100%, the Soph- Guards omores 50% and the Freshmen 50%. Winn 2 ee Blackstone The total amount of money brought Aioss. stn eee ee Victoria in by all the homerooms was $641.59. Hartsel __ Lawrenceville We are proud of our high sales- Morgan ____________ South Hill man Katherine Drogaris, who sold enters $108.85 worth of subscriptions. Purnette ©_. ss Victoria The homeroom totals are as fol- Thorpe eos -e Pees Emporia lows: Backs Mrs, Beale ea eee $194.00 Pinenbeck: =... == Blackstone ‘Miss Abernathy —--------- 174.50 boyman =e Emporia Miss: Miaiben, 22.2% =) 89.25 Stokes -________._-2. Kenbridge Mrs. Elmore ____- ee, Reid soe toe Lawrenceville Miss Harrison -_ — 69.75 Blankenship ______- Chase City Mrs. Jordan” -2 558 os 20.00 Keeton) 25 Lawrenceville Miss Hammock -_--..--_- 13.00 Griezard 2.0 te Emporia Bilis. dell 9.22 se 9.25 Clark Victoria Rowland =_-_--- ==.— South Hill = ; Welcome New Basketball Schédule Students The schedule for the coming We welcome our new students basketball games is as follows: . T Kenbridge____..__ wes . 11 Farmville Jan. 28 Feb. 1 Amelia Feb. 4 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 11 Kenbridge 15 Lawrenceville_ 18 Crewe_-_.____- 22 Farmville______ AG SSSbOFIG Fee oe “The Great Gift” To Be Presented By Library Club here at Blackstone. We hope that you will find this year a very pleas- ant one. They are as follows: John and Edward Wilson —Pusson, Korea Jean Staton__._.Ascom City, Korea Marlene Dietrick Montross H.S., Va. Richard Dugan..Brockton H.S., Mass Jimmy Bowen Fork Union Academy Donny Morris____.-_--- Chester 4.8. Pobby Springston___-- Midway High Wade Morris_..__.______ Louisa, Va. Gene Jones-__._--- Manchester H.S Philip Roberts -__.--_- Carlisle, Penn. Alex Hudgins ..__..... Baltimore, Md. Elizabeth Thompson__Columbus, Ga, Barbara Buttermore —Washington, D. C. Anne Thompson__F'ort Benning, Ga, Arthur Drogaris_____-____ New York Jo Campbell___._‘San Antonia, Texas Bob @mlths=2725.-...- Soeul, Korea B. H. S. Delegates Attend State SCA Convention On Friday, November 5, and Sat- urday, November 6, the 25th annual convention of the state SCA coop- eration met in Richmond. There were approxamately 175 schools pre- sent. Those from Blackstone were Edward Williams, Marcella Ham- mock, Ella Mae Starkey and the sponsor Miss Martha Hammock. Campbell Epes Wins First Place In Radio Contest NOV. 17 Barter Players Present “Papa Is All” B.H.S. Football Team Posts Season’s Record Of 8 Wins And 1 Loss The Blackstone High School “Rams” went through the 1948 girdrion campaign winning 8 out of 9 games. Led by co-captains Cun- diff and Pinchbeck, the “Rams” opened by overpowering Kenbridge. The following week Emporia, regio- nal champions this year, handed B. H. S. its first and only defeat. The Rams bounced back with an easy win over Chase City and on the following weekend they took the measure of a much heavier Har- grave eleven, 20-6. After a cru’ hing 47-0 victory over Chester, the “Rams” had a fight on their hands before they finally won from Vic- toria 13-7. Following weeks saw the “Rams” take Farmville, Lawrence- ville, and Crewe in order. The season’s record is as follows: Hs ies ool 53 Kenbridge___ 0 B.HUSinee se 6 Emporia ___- 12 BAS. 45 Chase City. 0 Nee toh eee 20 Hargrave____ 6 ELS eee 47 Chester__...__ 0. BAS 13 Victoria_____ 7 BIS es 33 Farmville ___ 0 BS. 25 Lawrenceville 7 BBS. =ar20 Fr Orewe = g I If Wallace Mitchell wasn’t a brain I fear he’d oft times complain I mean him no harm But Anne Crudup’s charm Will drive that: voor boy insane. II. A gay fellow is ole Rives Hardy Wihere there’s food, he’s never too tardy He feels no disgrace In feeding his face Dut he’s really the life of the party. 4 46 jy Teen Age to Meet In Cafeteria ‘Once again the Teen Age Club, sponsored by the Woman’s Club, has been organized to offer super- vised recreation for high school stu- dents interested in becoming mem- bers of the club met, organized, and elected officers. The officers for this coming year are: President =---e= Leroy Williams Vice President ____ R. B. Barnes Secretary. 2-5 Jean Jones ‘Treasurer ..—.2_ Edward Powell GOSSIP “Mee oww— I’m The B.HLS. Cat” Meoww. Meoww. Edward Powell and Nancy Inge really seemed to have had a good ime at the carnival together last week. Elsie Lee Krieder, thinks tiding notorcycles is about the safest transportation of all. (I'll stick to riding witches brooms.) Barbara likes Kaisers. (Petter be a little more reserved Dudley around Jimmy Bowen. I mean, doesn’t Hampden-Sydney still have a claim? One of the best history makers since Columbus’ discovery was that hay ride. Thanks to the Library Club. Have you noticed how Anna lights up like a neon sign at the games when Herbert makes a spectacular play? Even the B. H. S. cat can’t get much of a scoco on the B. C. G. versus high school boy’s cases. All’ we know is that college girls are more restricted this year except to H. T., Jim Harris, Thomas and Red Cross Report Miss Harrison —___-- 100% $2.31 Mrs, Jordan -------- 100% 2.25 Biss Bell Cos, 100% 2.27 Miss Abernathy ---.100% 2.40 Mrs. Beale ----..--__ 100% 4.45 Miss Hammack ----- 100% 2.00 Mrs. Elmore ____-_-- 100% 1.79 - Miss Maben --_----- 100% 3,41 K.G.PALMORE PRACTICAL VETERINARIAN ELM FARM ROUTE 1, BLACKSTONE, VA. 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