Brentsville District High School - Flash Yearbook (Nokesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1939 volume:

HE FLASH 1939 BRENTSVILLE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL W r je: lkbx. ' ass? M S v 3 'fag xy 'i ,l' wi' C O Bit le the Prine al of our school for his Jnt'r ng s rvice and help r waking possible ou att ainment of a h' F school eouca+1on tre Seniors of '59 do ded Pa+ tris annual as a token of our epprec ation 4fTN. I IIl H ' S xx B gnu' s ' x , K ---Ml... -- l , f -, .Y , f 5 9 4 , . gf 'tQ,p:'l' ii' fn, Sf' , 5 , . Nm Q I A ,s g A K, W To . . t 3 '- - A11 1 1 A i e 4? J. A A, I' ,LZ A Q Y, WG 1, ge Q 2 L lk., gen us VW 3 9 ' ' C O Bittle, Principal Ma ron L Broaddus E Jane Reynolds Hazel Ritchie Rufus Beamer Lois Sloop Elizabeth Hovey Myrtle H Moore Julia Hill Bowen Mary Jenkins HIGH SCHOOL GRAM' Roanoke College Mary Washington College William and Mary College University of Virginia Westhampton College University of Richmond Madison College Virginia Polytechnic Institute FACULTY Mathematics English, Social Studies Latin, Social Studies Home Economics, Science Agriculture, Chemistry GRADE FACULTY Madison Collefe William and Mary College Mary Washington College Madison College Mary Washington College ,dZSbe 525355 alll llll GW '04 'Im Ill. W x 11I H S Seventh Grade Fifth and Sixth Grades Fourth and Fiftn Grades Second ana Third Grades First Grade XX va !i Y ' h-H , A A , . . f 4 5' t- 29 M 3' - . i x Q - JAR CJ asa? QL S W Mi A gf! - y of Class Poem Seniors Our high school days are ended At last we've reached our goal Joys ano hardships together blended Form the memories wr'ch we hold The test of time cannot be Nor trouble can we escape, For in our minds they will Meeting them face to face dodged be lOQg6d Using our knowledge we learned in sckool, Blending in traits we formed at home, No longer must we obey a rule, Guiding ourselves where e'er we roam Life will not be a bed of ease We expect no sorrow or pain, But happiness and Our lives will be But you must keep Never let it slip Never let your co 1 grief, added to these lived not in vain your goal forever from your view rage sever, And success will come to you In Honesty, Purity, Falthfulness, Care A ladder by which we climb Is an emblem of toil which others To the group that is e'er sublime Flower Red rose compare Colors Wine and Silver Motto We build the ladder by climb ich Class Song Time is now a coming when we have to say adieu, Hall to high school days! Happy has our journey been and most event- ful, too But time must part our ways We've worked and played together With this victory in view, we've learned the rules of sportsmanship And learned our lessons too We are not divided, we have all decided What's best for us to do Chorus We'll fly away, Here and there and everywhere We'll work with all our might Day by day, We'll wear a smile and all the We'll make the way more brig Now we're on our way while Craduation time is here days are o'er, We have seen it through We've done our best and And strived to make our Been loyal, brave, and true First we came and then we saw And now we've conquered too All we've done in work and fun With teackers ever true and high school stood the test score lost their mystery, o now good bye to you CTune Kentucky Ba en! S lk A.S I 4 , ,r 3 I q ' ht . 3 . .Lo S : English, hath, and History, to us have , g wh we ' ' . : YI b V Q Iii ll' D H S sv? P S V 3 262: g-,2 - K Y ' E E Flory Diehl In time of need he was a fr en , in time of study he was a helpn Business Manager of uFlash , President of S C A , Vice President of Senior Class, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Reading Club Dallie Fritter 'Estud1ando se aprende' lBy studying, one learns! Assistant Secretary of S C A , Reporter of Home Economics Club, Dramatics Club Leader, Good Manners Club, Dramatics Club, Senior Play, Softball 0 Dorothy Berryman - Here she comes and there she goesn President of Junior Class, Chairman of Program Com- mittee, Chairman of Red Cross Committee, Reporter of Senior Class, Editor in Chief of NF1ashn, Senior Play, Basketball, Softball, Dramatics Club Lawrence Coverstone WA lad both brave and good Watch Dog of F F A , Chairman of Program Com mittee of Junior Class, Member of Soccer team, Dra matics Club, Glee Club, Reading Club 34 Luclle Foster 'Right the wrong while you sing the song Class Reporter, President of Junior Class, Presi dent of Glee Club, Secretary of S C A , Manager of Girls Athletics, News Editor of nFlashn, Secre tary of Home Economics Club, Junior Play I? :N ::y Quan: .! - ' i d' n - 1 n NS. P 4 S 5' 1 ' X ' A n - fs - CA . . e . .W - .l' Li I I 'IE I H S lk., W W 39 '6-L ii, June Foster nTrials vanish when smiles appear ares flee when songs are heard' President of Home Econor cs Club, Softball, Basket ball, Dramatics Club, Etiquette Club, Chairman of S C A Program Committee, Junior and Senior Plays Ruth House 'Succe s is anb't on failu omission Treasurer of Junior Class, Secretary lreasurer er of S C A , Vice Pres'dent of Soplomore Class, Basketball, Softball, Senior Play Genevieve Garman 'Business has reached her finge ndness has reached her heart' Treasurer of S C A , President of Freshman Class, Editor of Junior Flash, Feature Editor of Annual, Junior and Senior Plays, Softball, Basketball, Glee Club ig Margaret House 'Do what is best and forget the rest' President of Freshman Class, Chairman of S C A Program Committee, President of Jlee Club, Dra matics Club Kathleen Garman 'Cdaracter spreads, but selfishness doesn'tn President of Dramatics Club, President of Home Eco nomlcs Club, Secretary of S C A , Secretary of Senior Class, Reporter of Dramatics Club, Assistant Editor of nFlash', Basketball, Junior Play flx AZN llll llll IJ?--X XX H S X - 's 'A-he---A - ., ' r . of c . 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Billy Harpine 'It is the finish that is the suc cess or failure of the race' President of Senior Class, Vice President of S C A , Glee Club, Chairman of Boys Athletics Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Assistant Treasurer, Dramatlcs Club, Junior and Senior Plays Josephine Mayhugh A house is a lonesome place without a happy face Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Home Economics Club 'BM vw-any Marion Miller 'Bold as a hawk, but gentle as a dove President of Senior Class, Assistant Treasurer of S C A , Chairman of Boys Athletics, Business Manager of Annual, Treasurer of F F A , Soccer, Basketball, Junior and Senior Plays, Dramatics Club, Captain of Patrol Sadie Smith 'Kindness is the secret held by each heart' ,f Editor in Chief of 'Flash , Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Reporter of S C A , Assistant Editor of Annual, Softball, Junior and Senior Plays we-S -xx Betty Payne 'Friends help many with the load, who must bear the journey of l1fe's uneven road' Secretary of Freshman Class, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, President of Dramatics Club, Secretary of Junior Class, News Editor of Annual, CD8lPmBD of Program Committee of Senior Class AK 215 llll llll I! 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Y I 2 MILA., gy 'sf Class Pet Best Best Best Best Most Most Most Most Most all round boy all round girl looking boy looking girl successful boy successful girl popular boy popular girl bashful boy Annual Staff Editor in Chief Assistant Editor News Editor Chairman of Advertising Sports Editor Feature Editor Dorothy Berryman Sadie Smith Betty Payne Billy Harpine June Foster Genevieve Garman Class hlection Josephine Mayhugh Marion Miller June Foster Marion Miller Lucile Foster Flory Diehl Dorothy Berryman Billy Harpine Lucile Foster Lawrence Coverstone Most bashful girl Best dressed girl Best dressed boy Teacher's Pet Brightest boy Brightest girl Most talkative boy Most talkative girl First to get married Class clown Ik AZN Ill ' - Q S KIT Dallie Fritter Kathleen Garman Billy Harpine Dorothy Berryman Flory Diehl Dorothy Berryman Marion Miller Dorothy Berryman Lucile Foster Lawrence Coverstone - Y NY me-9 - , ,' , f Y 2' 4 J 4. X of M ' Q Na 'ZXJL 3 , ' H vw 2 ,'.i'fZ7Tu' W' 5 f ' ,rlg S i f' F' 4 X . , M NI Business Manager-:::::::::: Marion Miller VT Id I ssl , ' X gms- B -I 'fog . D XX sep H S .fdlk-J.. ' isa? Mg vw , -,......-.-Q Q-Q rx! Class History On a beautiful balmy morning In the autumn of '55, A timid band of youngsters Entered a sctool in wkict to strive Fears, inferiority complex Seized the hearts of entrant there, We began a routine of study Disobeyo We did not dare! We were scared stiff of the teachers, Especially our principal, Mr Blttle 'Twas a test to get acquainted With even ourselves so little This With What Digesting food and funv term was happily climaxed a picnic on Ha4en's Run, else could w but ask for, As Sophs in number and knowledge The class continued to gain, Toward the aim we set before us And the reward we wished to obtain Miss Hottle became our room sponsor Of the Sophs of B D H S We were glad to have her with us, Offering help at her very best Satisfied with tre progress we were makin Unknown to the trials due, our faithfll band of students would overcome all, we knew the spring of that year as the custom ourselves we would not deprive A well planned tr'p to some interest, So we traveled to Skyline Drive A new chapter was to be written In the book of will and new learning A desire for new adventure, Our hearts were patiently y arning We published nTbe Flashn our sc ool paper Nith vim, vigor, anc force, But still we were growing restl ss, Something else to be done, of course 213 llll nu lg X- ln x H IA -JI H S On the night of March 31 The lights and setting complete A tremendous success, 'Bashful Bobby Enacted for on1ooker's treat We had to remember the Seniors, Whose school days were ending trat year, So we hired a bus 'On to Richmond Observed interests there without fear As Senior , school days ending so briefh' But the tasks before us to do Were those that determine the making, Of ourselves for opportunities new We are but sixteen in number, But where there's a will, there's a way For the group that perseveres strongly To the heights of preparedness some day With a staff of competent workers, And a spirit of getting things done, Ending things which once were begun The Seniors turned actresses and actors, To personalities, changing their names, Eleven donned costume and makeup And presented a hit, Plain Jane Our ladder was nearing completion Built of learn1ng,perseverence and care, We were nearing the close of a beginnim To the noblest, for others to compare The Reverend Guy West of Roanoke Delivered our Baccalaureate Address, With such force and inspiration, We felt very highly asse sed Graduation night was before us, A speaker of knowledge and fame Delivered a self inspiring address For us to challen e a name Ne've arisen to the top of our ladder Blllt witt pride, confidence and skill But to those wto wish to build further, The world is yours if you've the will D - S - A ., 4, , .I of 3 YI o A ,S ' -- 3 n ' . 5 ' Our Annual nThe Flashn was published, . N H. -A 1 ' gn To 'A ' A We L . . In ' Of W ' - I l ' X A 7 i h 'V A - S A - Y I ll I MAL' 693' wa v 39 -eg 'if Class Prophecy On the afternoon of May 25, 1939, the Seniors are gathered at the home of Ruth and Margaret House for tea During the nilst of the fun, Miss Berryman, who is always eager to advise, decides that she will read the tea leaves to see who has the most brilliant future First, she gazes into the cup of Joseykine The tea leaves are in the shape of a large building Ah, it is a hospital Inside there is a chubby woman who has on white uniform It is our class pet, Josephjne She has worked her way to be the head nurse of a large hospital in Philadelphia As she looks into Ruth's cup, Dorothy sees another large building Well, bless my soul, it is Nokesville High School Moving slowly down the corridor go three famil lar figures Look! They are Ruth, Dallie, and Katlleen Kathleen has become principal of the school as well as being a very effic ent Home Economics teacher Quite natural, Ruth is head of all Mathematics classes Remember when she was the only one in class who could see through Algebra and Geometry? We see Dallie retreating to a room which is a part of a new addition to the sckool bullding It is the third and fourth grade room The new principal is responsible for the addition But look, here comes a small boy from Miss Frit+er's room,in tears Upon asking, we find that he just sassed the teacher and she smacked him Poor boy! Billy's cup is next There is another large building It is an airplane hangar Inside the adjoining office we see Mr J W Farpine, Jr , President of American Air ways In addition to this, he owns his own private plane and has just returned from non stop flight to Australia We hear an alrplane buzz from outside A small plane nautical instructor for Billy He has also just made a record world flight in 26 hours 19 minutes, and 21 seconds We hear hammering from the adjoining room After inquir ing, we find it is Flory Diehl who is chief designer for American Airways He has just completed a plane that will go 900 miles per hour Margaret's leaves are next There is anotrer large building Large buildings seem to be important in our class Upon close inspection, we find it to be the Peop e' Bank of Manassas Inside we find Niss Margaret House who is head ecretary of the bank She is the same Margaret we knew in sclool gentle and kind, and inclined to worry a bit Now Dorothy goes to Genev1eve's cup The scene is a Parisian Street We see two familiar people They are Genevieve and Sadie They have been so succe sful in their secretarial courses at Saks in New York that they are taking their vacation abroad this year When school closed in '39, they took a business course together, then in '41 went job hunting together, and they actually found one Sadie is planning to get married in the Spring She is a smart girl to have a vacation, and then a honeymoon Next, Dorothy goes to Betty's cup There is Betty in an elaborate skyscraper in New York City She is on the l32nd floor It is the office of John D Rockfeller, Jr Betty is his personal secretary and adviser When he is in a tight place, Betty always gives him sound advice As Dorothy looks into Lawrerce's cug she sees land much land Jake has become one of the foremost farmers in Virginia, he owns 1000 acres of land, 500 acres of for ests, a ten room housef and, last but not least, a wife Next is Luclle's cup A small bulloing appears It is a small dress shop on Fifth Avenue On the outside is written Berryman, Foster, R Foster Of course it belongs to Dorothy, June, and Luc le Luclle is the model Dorothy is the designer, and June is tke seamstress Business is very good, thanks Now all the leaves have been read and Dorothy thirks that one person's future is as brilliant as another fax AZN ' ll l llll K I I 5 U3 - S -----d- N , A I . , , ,, J , w e 0 ' H Q Q 1 h B. lands and two people emerge from it. 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Class Will We, the Seniors of 1939, known as the most dignified seniors in captivity, wish to state our last will and testament As members of this class, we will to Brentsvllle District High School our good standing w'th the citizens of America To Mr Bittle, we leave our sincere thanks for his kindness to us throughout r days at B D H To Miss Broaddus, we leave our sincere hopes that the next English IV class will know more about Literature than we To Miss Ritchie, we leave our hope that she gets a good husband To Mr Beamer, we leave our hopes that he doesn't capture a school teacher To Miss Reynolds, we leave our hopes that the Virgil Class next year will know more than this year's Cicero Class To the Junior Class, we leave our sincere hopes that they will take advantage of the many wholesome opportunities that come their way as we have done To the Sophomores, we will our ability to study hard and to learn quickly To the Freshmen, we will our gooc behavior and our dignity Sadie Smith wills her ability to trarslate Clcero with ease to John Walter Bittle June Foster wills her jolly giggle and nick name 'Mrs Tubbsn to Evelyn Kerns sure to laugh at the right time, Evelyn Ruth House wills her mathematical ability to Jack Sullivan Mr Bittle may need help sometime, Jack Lucile Foster wills her comb, as much as she hates to part with it, to her best pal, Marie Herndon Don't break all tke teeth out Margaret House wills her seriousness of mind to Dallie Frltter wills her Cicero Book tc Frances will soon be as smart as Dallie was maybe Dorothy Berryman wills her abllit to bossn to Genevieve Garman wills her positions as treasur of it, Marie Wilma Lee Wood Hale Frances, keep on and you Helen Taylor Keep on the best er and typist to Betty McMichael She hopes that Betty will Fave to unlock the money box as many times as she did Betty, be sure you get that letter off for Mr Bittle Lawrence Coverstone wills his baslfulness to Ernest Spitler, Jr He says from class observance that Jr needs it badly Marion Miller wills his quick temper to Allen Green Don't forget to count to ten first Allen, before you start fussing, as Marion says it sometimes helps H also wills his ability to be leader to Owen Hurst Billy Harpine wills his title NThe Ladies Man' to Geralo Herring and his tower ing heigrt to Harry Smith Josephine Nayhugh wills her friendliness to Jean Leach and her Ulove' for Geom etry to Aline Rice Flory Diehl wills his ability to get HHN ln Geometry to Helen May A NH' is something to be proud of, Helen Kathleen Garman wills her friendly disposition to Earl Bell and her musical tal ent to Frances Ellis I, Betty Payne will to my dearest buddy Mary White my treasured Geometry book Best o' luck, Mary 1422s. .Illia llll llll X- H f - B Q 655: H11 ., Yilifggiuiiiivir' ,, - M .A , f I ' af ou . . . 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Virginia Hydeg Helen Taylor I March we began working on our class play Here Comes Hattien. This was presented during the first of April. Ak 4f !x ' ll - llll E a V Y as flea, ef f ., '1u.-aeeae-- -- A .' , , il-V g 7 : ' 1 ' 2 Treasurer ::::::::.. :I Wada Lee Stultz eeoeoueoonoeoaaaoeun Q n U ll II. n , ' 'JZ' ll IEJEIJI 'I I, I Y i X M , vii 'xx mv - . A Since last year the Sophomore Class has suffered a great loss in the number of pupils At the beginning of last year there were thirty four students in the freshman class, now, there are only seventeen soph omores Our home room is in the agricultural bullding and Mr Rufus Beamer, a new instructor, is our sponsor We met and organized our class as follows First Semester Second Semester Gordon Ellis Elsie Gough Lucy House President Harry Smith President Vice President Owen Hurst Vice President Secretary Treasurer Frances Hale Secretary Treasurer We selected the white rose for our class flower and green and white for our class colors Our class motto is nwork conquers everytking agreed to meet the first Wednesday of each montl for our class programs During the year we gave several assembly programs and had several very in teresting class programs At Tharksgiving and Cnristmas we took an active part in filling charity boxes prepared by the school We are proud of the fact that all of our members have paio their S C A dues for the year lx 7'i llll llll SQ X k l Q4- H S Reporter ...........:: Elsie Gough Reporter ...........:: Eugene Nolley . 1 U. We I II lax.. ' cfaj' mpgs v 39 gy ' Freshman Class Reflections These are the impressions that the members of our class have carried with them to the end of the year New teachers Basketball Games Games from the shelf Rubber bands Flying erasers Nolse ssay on Behavior' Showing off Glee Club Latin Examinat on The Black List Water Pistols Ping Pong Staying in at Recess Everybody talking Lectures on manners We hav n't made much history First Sem ster Officers Second Semester Officers President Fleta Garman President Archie Conner Secretary Catherine Bittle Secretary Martha Rollins Reporter Mary hlson Owens Reporter Jean Fitzwater 15 f'R ' ll - llll Q' If U x 1 a H S - A Ae .I I of 5 Y I .. LL' l,ili iql In ll 651' 504 Ii' 706 if 4 2 2 Q on -Ol- -ov M ,,, Y , 3, ' A 1 aff, I 'Eg' all 2-1' 1 H' '75 0 ' ,it ' 'W I : 'fJfh ' -, 9 P' i AA 5 A' 1' 6 ' 1 T e z? , ,f 1 sf 4 , , :Emi V A Lji.Hl,.- 5511 A P l'j, 5 1 . fn, gp 3. W R M f if . 'Ein Z L3 f f - . 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J, . w HU' 'Q -1: 2' lkx' Qffg x 3 9 253 'il if-L Q'd K' Home Economics The Taste and Baste Cldb net and lecteo the followirg officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Program Committee Refreshment Committee Decoration Committee Song Leader Vada Lee Stultz Fleta Garman Betty McMichael Mary Jane Fearneyhough Pearl Hope Shepherd Nilma Lee Wood Jean Leach Fleta Garman Audrey Herndon, Dorotrv Hopkins Reporter Felen Hay Critic Reporters Ne selected as our motto Keep e home fires burning We crose as our colors green and yellow On November lOth, the Home conomics girls and the F F A boys spor sored a play entitled Worry1n Nilli The Hone Economics girls HUC F F A boys gave an oyster supp r on Feb ruary lOtn On March 29th, the Home Fconomic girls served the F F A Banq1et Other actilities durln the term were serv'nJ the faculty and t e horan Club IA y'lv Gs? llll 1' Q k Q 504 XX H S T We-1-J Q' i - - , I' , - A Y J. . of m.,.....,,7 A Q . c 3 f i lm- fn 6: ' F f H Nf e . 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A 'x x Qsgl' ' S V ' '- , !Z, cue 39X A Future Farmers of America At the beginning of the year, committees were appointed to set up object ives and standards for tne year The chapter went on an observation tour to the Live Stock Show held at the Baltimore stocks yards George Herring, Raymond Forester, Archie Conner, Edwin Nelson, Freddie Harpine and Cecil Baker were promoted to Green Hands Miller Whetzel, Earl McWhorter, Leo Earhart, William Crawford and Emlyn Herring were promoted to Future Farmers The Nokesville Chapter won first prize in the uArcadian Nitrate of Sodan Contest Minter Squires won the individual prize The F F A Banquet was held on March 29, 1939 As our guests we had our Mothers, Fathers, Junior Farmers, and special invited guests We have been landscaping the school grounds by sowing grass and planting shrubs We are planninf to ent r tne Federation Degree Team The Nokesville F F A basketball team com osed of Elwood Long, Gerald P Herring, Harry Fitzwater, Billy Harpine, Edwin Nelson, The following boys are taking Agriculture Cecil William Crawford, Leo Earhart, Rayn nd Forester, Emlyn Albert Rollins,and Baker, Archie Conner, Herring, George Herring, Jr , Earl McWhorter, Edwin Nelson, Miller Whetzel, Freddie Harpine, Harry Fitzwater, Gerald Herring, Elwood Iong, Harold Hopkins, Harry Vayhugh, Albert Rollins, Ivan Ross, Billy Harp'ne, and Minter Squires IA AZN ' ll ' llll 5 , , IIIIII Harry Mayhugh won the Blue Ridge Federation Basketball Championship. Y'- I.. II H S lax. ' c3!3' Suas VM 3 9 - gg The games and scores are as follows Occoquan He ndon Nokesville Nokesville Nokesville Nokesville Falmouth Nokesville Nokesville Nokesville Remington Nokesville Nokesville Manassas Calverton Fairfax Nokesvllle Nokesv1lle Falmouth Remington Occoquan Town Team Nokesville Herndon Fairfax Falls Church Nokesville Manassas Town Team Nokesville Nokesville Nokesville The girls' basketball team has had a very successfal year Th posed of Forwards Marie Herndon Christine Fearneyhough Jean Leach Ruth House Genevieve Garman Kathleen Garman i n llllli Ax e team is com Guards Dorothy Berryman Helen Taylor June Foster Pearl H Shepherd Lucy House Vada Lee Stultz ---:iv-nvyy' gi! en 'Q I-S llll llll H S fm ,sg - ----L a A 1 ., , .1 - ' ' 1 14 . 25 ' 1 ' f ': f -4 , 2 , r 19 ' 21 is .'.vf 16 32 E - 1 we 'W 1, 1 46 4 1 A N r , , :sv 12 .FL va ' ' ' 9 12 115 A A 1 1 9 fa 9 ' :se 24 . 5 - - , V . gi, 35 16 1 A V . 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IV5 I ev -1 xx -21 . xx We - 2 1 C5531 CL S V .3 S XfL,f r The boys' basketball team has had a fairly successful year, half of the games The posed of First Team Guards Marion Miller Elwood Long Center Billy Harpine Forwards Gerald Herring John Walter Bittle Eugene Weaver winning about teams were com Second Team Guards Aloert Rollins Harry Fitzwater Center Ray Diehl Forwards Eddie Nelson Francis Joyce Eugene Nolley :Thi The games and scores are as Occoquan Herndon Nokesville Nokesville Nokesville Nokesville Falmouth Nokesville Nokesville Remington Nokesville Nokesville Manassas IA IS W : ' IlJ H S Nokesville Nokesville Remington Falmouth Occoquan Falls Chur Nokesv lle Herndon Fairfax Nokesville Manassas Fr Farmer Nokesville follows ch -' .. 1 QL? f .N Y L , , -,sf f , W - ' Q 3' fl' W 2 1 26 . e , , f 4 1 g 24 21 Q. li X 1 A f ,V ? ll ' 21 27 ' fl :se 1 19 P N 20 11 21 sv ' 22 19 26 12 17 . S 31 so 24 IFE ' ,afidass .f. QSEV ,S v 39V - as gy Nhereabouts are tle Alu ni from Edna Armstrong teaches music William Allen graduates from Berry College Eloise Frederick entered upon the TOBQ of matrimony Kathleen Kerlin Abel prefers married life Louise Brown is attending business college Harry Bear stumps professors at V P I Robert Beahm takes business at Vanassas John Bear ras become dignified at V P I Gayle Bowman teaches at Quantico Clifford Bear is his father's rigrt hand man Virginia Carrico is in Washington, D C Virginia Crummett is at home Robert Cooke has become quite a painter Iloyd Diehl graduates from Bridgewater Nina Flory Earhart ls keeping hou e for her husband, Jim Virginia Estes is atterding Strayers Christine Earhart is working in Manassas Cleveland Flory has become a model sales man Letha Foster is an efficient secretary Ivan Fountain is busy with his poultry farm Eugene Flory is a clerk for P L Trenis Roy Frederick is his fathers right hand man Agnes Wood Godfrey is a busy young mother McDuff Green is at home Ruel Good is living in West Virginia Leo Garman is his father's rlght FENG man Joyce Garman is doin surgery work for the Davey Tree Expert Co Marie Harpine is doing secretarial work Margaret Horn is working n ar Manassa Billy Hale is a Junior at V P I Virginia Herndon is at home Billy Hedrick works in Washington, Sarah Hively is working in Washingtor Ernest Hale, Jr works in Washington, Frieda Herndon is still her father's housekeeper Margaret Dodd Johnson is in New Jersey X'Hava Perkins King is in Jasrington Nina Goode Law 1 kept busy with her 1954 1939 IA ifx llll llll I nd husband and little Junior Rachel May is at home Lorena LcLearen is secretary to the Home Demonstration Agent Arline and Marguriete Mcvichael are at home Margaret Mayhugh is a Freshman at Har risonburg College Helen Nelson has become a dignified secretary Helen Newland completes two years at Harrisonburg in June Hazel Nelson has become an efficient waitress in Wirth's Bakery in Washington Harold Neff is a busy farmer and father Robert Nelson is Mr Hooker's faithful helper Raleigh Nelson is helper on Nr Newland's farm Hazel Owens is working in Washington Junior Owens doesn't like tke rainy weather when he attends business, but likes the Hale on Surday Frances Owens is specializing in music and is leader of 4 H Club Clement Rollins is clerking in Bristow Philip Reading graduates from V P I in June Ralph Rollins is still witty as ever Winifred Swank is a student at Strayers Rutr Somers has secretarial work in Nashington, D C Virginla Swank Smith prefers living in New Jersey than Nokesville Mariel Somers is a student at Mary Wash Raymond Showalter has become a business man in Manassas William and Alley Schaeffer are expert farmers Eleanor Smith is in Washington, D C Ninn'e Squires finishes 2 years at Harrisonburg in June Janet Trenis is a student at Mary Nash ington College Vernor Nood is studying to become a bus iness mar in Luray Claw Hood is a student at Straye s Vl1GF6d Wood has secretarial in washing t n, D C Q of John Hively has joined the navy. . lngton College. Do Co . ' 0 U D. C. . - . . ' - ' yr A Aa , J H ' si. D- Ca -- 4 -FT' S S 3 , V ' O 1 0 za 1 I ll XX H S We, the Seniors of '5 , wish to express our sincere appreciation to those who made possible the publica tion of this annual through their advertisements W hope that everyone in our commanltv will patronize those vho have been so kird to us I hr Bank nf nkvmnllr Member Federal Deposit lnmrmee Corporation BOOK YOU ILL Us THRCU HOUT LIFL A BAJF BOOK Nokesvllle VlrglHla 9 . n 8 i I 6 . 3 i K? U LAID ASIDE SOME DAY, BUT THERE IS ONE okesvzlle Supply Company ncorporafcd l2'T II' Agricultural Implements, , .1 , lrx v. 1 L L Q John Deere Tractors Combmes Threahera Hay Bslers Gram Bmders lower Gram Binders Com Bxnders Mowers Power Mowers Sulky Rakes Tractor Plows Disc Harrows 'Sprmz Tooth Harrows Corn Planters Rldlhl Cultlvators 'lractor Cultlvstors Farm Wsxons I-luned Feed Gram Drllla Gas Engxnes Power Umu Syracuse Plowa New Idea Svreaders Corn Huskers Sade Dehvery Rakes Hay Loaders lapec Ensxlsge Cutters Delllmrer Hammer Mills DeLaval Mxllung Machines and Cream Separamra Stewart Cllpmastera Plymouth Binder Twme Cross Head Bale Ties Fxreatone Tires Myers Pumps and Hay Carrxers Koolmotor Galolxne and Motor Oxla Lehigh Portland Cement Sherwin Wxlhams Quallty Paxnts Amerlcan Fxeld and Lawn Fence Gslvanxzed Roofmg Barb Wire and Naxla Dxxxe Ranges Azrneo and lnternatxonal Fertxllzers Washmgton Flour Vkashnngton Poultry Feed Grassy Mead Dairy Feed Bran and hlxddlmgs Cottonseed Meal Peanut Meal Corn Dlstxllers Drxed Grams Colomal Salt Llme Farm and Garden Seeds Grass Seed, Dry Goods, Hardware, Fertlllzer, Groceries Tractors, Notions Lune Pamt, INOKESVILLE VIRGINIA Feed J 5 JB, -F , P Q f'f?t.fE-:- -ll i LEVINSON CLOTHING COMPAKY HElBBE3Biill EERYCQNTQ QQD TGGJS ME 'Flnfflq U CUTrIHTERS FOR AND Boys ALEXAIMDRIA, VA 424 King ST fvfkfid-6565 mqvvm Fredericksburg, Va. 904 Nain ST EGREES I MMERCE SECRETARIAL DIPLOMAS SQCPQIBTIHI Courses planned for Academlc General and Commerclal Hxgh S c h o ol students Intensne courses m Short hand and Typev. r1t1ng Revlew Classes m Shorthand D1ctat1on and Typevu r1t1ng Strayer College of Account ancy offers B C S and M C S degree c o u r s e s mcludmg C P A preparatxon Day and Ex emng Sesslons Ask for Secretarxal or Ac countlng Catalog TRAYSR tranung quahiies hlgh school graduates and college students for Secretanal and Account mg posluons m busmess and government Specxallzed trammg xs necessary both mn makmg a favorable start and ln wmnmg advancement THE TIME TO BEGIN Summer Term Iunc 26 July 10 Fall Term September 1 1 and 18 Shorthand and Typewrltmg xn hlgh school and some college subjects may be counted as cred1t toward dxplomas or degrees Supenor Employment Servxce asslsts graduates 1n obtammg pos1t1ons Over 1500 employ ment calls were recewed durmg the past year STRAYER Co1.Ll:cn HOMER BUILDING Th Month and F Shan!! E 8 Donoho Prolxdcni NA! and 1748 E G Purvxl Vxci Prolxdoni ll Q -, , N . . e R 5 v r ' ' -ff a : S . . . . v 4 ' - 3 6 . . . . - . . . cf - - 4 . graduates and. for, college - -V - . TRY SHIP THAT ALJAYS CO Let me exoliln Atlanflc Life's new plan for seen-ity in later- fears Gudrant eo Life and Auto Insurance for S CURITY SAFYTY SERJICE see W Zirkle at your Home Bank HIJTON BEARD HOME BAKERY 152 134 Battle St BREAD FASTRIES CAKES PIES of THE BETTER KIND DELICIOUS BIRTHDAY, WEDDING, ANNIVERSARY AND PARTY CAKEb Manassas, Va PhOr16 180 MARGARET LYNCH Snudq Sum WOMENS WBARING APPARH. FASH ON VPRFHANDISW for women of selective Taste frTends and influence peopl Je find it important to set the Style and aid our customers in making tneir selections MANASSAS VIRGINIA oweffs ffafmaf' DYUQS 1D!vOA 'O Mdfvassas Vwglwd WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE .I E RICE. Owner Everything for the Automoblle Truatone Radios Ugg Our Budget Plan MANASSAS VIRGINIA 'C T TES IN - L., V 1 1. ' .1 T 'N v , , T -1, J E O ' , ,9 We endeavor always to - Win T e . V1 I E - .C - .J ' VI C V. . I D ' P bf L . 7 :- J. - l f' .N 2. 9 O W - 1 0 . A m M J. H. STEELE E CO. PRINCE WILLIAM PHARMACY R. M. CALLIS. Men. Manassas, Virginia We fill perscriptions HA GO d P1 T Snopn o ace o as written by your physician. MANASSAS vncmu WOITIGH and C. 11:I.d1 eX1 Ready to WGBI' mm mmm Hom Nrmman iilruzlrr Harhmarr Qln RESTAURANT FURNITURE s'rovEs PAINTS OILS GLASS WALL PAPER A Good Place to Pat Manas sas Vi Pginia Manassas Va PRIIN CE WVILLIAM MOTORS Ralph Sharrett, Owner TRANSPOR ATION HEADQ JART RS Manassas, Virglnia Mrs Dennis Baker 'su m zsm 'ff' HARDWARE co HARDWARE PAINT FARM SUPPLIES Teacher of Piano Bachelor of Music Degree MANASSAS VA Summer Classes Reasonable Charges , s s s , .. Y X . ' Qty K . MANAssAs W 'bbw' gi., 0 Q ' f,,. .... x, Q FOR ALL OCCASICJNS F'U5SE.LL'5 ICE. CREAM THE WOR.'LD'S OLDEST AND BEST COMMERCIAL ICE CREAM FUSSELL YOUNG ICE CREAK WASHINGTON,D C ,XX fd 0 QCIXL our Lau 1 ns vull a f'I1'1lx8 vuh servxcs. a nterf mp: ne Ym 11dQ t Our erfect L0lfidLl1k0 I9 the de 're and comtfmt ewdefw or ot our frgamzducn GPU TB Tfialxrn 3cQ7uxm FUNLR mL DlRbCl0RS 'ANI ' IICILASFD FUBAI VFR? Modern Anbuifu Ll Us for Movmg the bl ix r Injured Phones bervn e llay or Imzht I N 1100171 H- Lf! ,A ' 'di-A f 'LA I C0- . I an-Y f X. Y f W A L1 ' , Q L H Q A xx Q, X X 1 l RN I S , F ' Y -- nd mn , p' str: x 1 ': ' . h N l SA 2 . ' . 1 - 1 U , 1 ' A I f . . 3, F . . . 'L , f I-'stJl'. xl-ld Y 5 ' , , . V 1 f b M 1 . 0 H ' Y ' i uf: ff v T ' ' ' R -L--f I 5- Q 'L' QQ: , 4 ,. . A , A . I 1 l 1 ' :fe 'Js 1 U lly + V wavy. , . ' U .r , I -.H T. I gl . c , .31 111333: if -. 91-F-21: 91-F'-2 Manassas. Va. g I 45 ,-,g .'-Q -, '-1-M 'aff Y' ' 7,- V I fVfQf,f14, . f', ' yi . 1717: ,S l .x ,gqzjn 4 ---'11-:ff f 'ff'-1 . ll A' f--J.,-,3.. ,, I i?,34:,'IL.' ' V I ' ' ' ' -Ps. V '-'rnf'ff'Q'7275f.1f','.'-.'Y.'3fCjf'.'Aj7? '- -,A - x 1 WE SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE THE REST au wer- 9071165 I FFR? KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS WASHERS AND RANGES SMALL APPLIANCES Phone 8 Warrenton Virginia FAUQUIER RADIO SERVICE ALL WORK QUARANTEED SOUND SYSTEM FOR ALL EVENTS HOTTLE 84 KLINE C E Flsher SL Son MARBLE AND GRANITE MEMORIALS Hardware and Housefurmshmgs MANASJAS VA PHOV 75 F 11 J F ROLLINS GENERAL MERCHANDISE COAL FERTILIZER SEEDS and FEEDS Bnstow Va A Emassas Va Rhone 19 F Q ,421 1-:iv Q7 1 Su CO. O O O ', . ,E -- 4, 47 A I'c lic: a TRENIS ef co J L Trams GENERAL MERCHANDISE NOKESVII LE VA TO THE PEOPLE OUR CUSTOMERS WE SINCERELY THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE AND SOLICIT YOUR FUTURE ORDERS WITH GUARANTEED PRICES AND QUALITY ON ANYTHI NG McCormick Deering Machinery Fertilizers which cannot be excelled in quality Seeds of all kinds Feeds, Ubiko, Ballards and Bryants Dry Goods and Notions Full line of Groceries, Fruits and Green Vegetables GARY FQ-TOL' kr-. O J FITZWATER SH GENERAL AUTO REPAIRINC GAS OIL TIRES TUBES 6: ACCESSORIES MILK TRANSPORTATION GENERAL HAL LINC ,-N, NOKESVILLE VA IP BY TRUCK 9 NOKESVILLE MOTOR E C SPITLEK. Prop QUICK SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Of CARS Goodyear Tires as Oil St Accessories Nokesulle Vlrzmla ,, ' ' C0. ' , G . Q . IE ' T.. T V l 'TIXJN GCD lAUNDERERS 5 DRY CIEANERS WARRENTON VIRGINIA NOKESVILLE BARBER SHOP N N Fm Open Wednesday and Saturday GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ice L L GOUGH P mp A Complete Line Of Kurfies Paints A compnmm LINE or AMERICAN GAS AND OILS Nokesvllle Vnrganla Nokesvmlle Vlrzlma IND FLEANIN INC 'ouAu1v TELL5 PRINCE WILLIAM ENTERPRISES MANASSAS vrncmm CLEARING PRE SINE DYEIIG HAT RENOVATING COMPLETE MODERN SHOE REPAIR All work done in our own plant Our driver will serve the residents of the NOkesvi11e Territory VQUAL TO ANY SUPPRIOR T0 LANY P O BOX 242 PHONE MANASSAS 228 SEIHVICE QUALITY LU R C In Helping Oth rs to Succeed We Insure Our Own Success SHENANDOAH C0 VQRCIAL HATCHERY Maurertown Virginia ' I I I ' 5 ll . '-xffl VI GINIA CERTIFIED CHI KS HIBBS 8: GIDDINGS MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Phono Q5 F-U Nnmussns Vg VH mme, N Man owe. J was E. E. RDHR 50 to FBI OO Store WAQRC qouR 5 Buqs S-rnT'oNeRq, P 'O H If-2 QTL rl mfs FRG. Fneslu fwlaes nuafasrgs IRQKUNIA COCKE PHARMACY T YOUNG MEN S SHOP MEN 5 AND BOYS 1,16 Most Sc Hoo' 'S u 'ef 53 T5 .IeT arm 5 'I w U C ' I M , V I I I 'fihen in Ffanassas I stop at I 5 I 'fl 0' ' wHERE FRIENDS MEET I ka H 0 'P 'W.E qyglq-A Eupnle Duns G O 0 M AN Ps 55 B5 V oh 0' Quit A FURNISHINGS .'.-XSSAS. VIR' .' TESTED VALL E. SOUTHERN STATES FEED 'QS' SEED Quality PRINCE WILLIAM FARMERS SERVICE FERTII IYER Q FARM NEEDS R Q H I Kowfv K HF SALES AND SERVICE MQNASSHS VA ! odWk dE1gh Phone 15 M V Lu mince ANJ ,Ilwqqf Alwmfs Tn 05 NGHRBSI DQQIQQ 1 coovznxnvs NA fPu ic Grinding and Mixing! - Hy - . F RI Inf f' f' I . f' ,F I ,E D. I,b ,'.P Itj thg ' PENCE MOTOR CO. 8 00 P G I A R ' ' g, Painting, F d M 4 B r a Specialty LI 'I U Pontiac Six an ' t -T -F 0 rg 'I' R ' 5: H, 433 as, a - COMPLIMENTS CONNER 8 KINCHELOE Manassas Virginia SHOP AT ROSENBERG'S RELIABLE STORE OUTFITTERS FOR TH ENTIRE FAMILY SPECIALIZING IN SMART WEARING APPARED FOR THE YOUNG MAN ND THE JUNIOR MISS 409 411 KING STREET ALEXANDRIA,VA EEF Sales for Cars R Trucks A Good Selection of Used Cars LY'bON and BWIDFOWD anassas, Va MANASSAS ICE 26 FUEL CO Coal, Gas a O11 phone 22 Iana sos, V NOKESVILLE IROPERY FRFD JHETZEL FEDERAL r Rcmrfomss NOKESVILLE, VIWINIA IIIIIIIIII ,T S c . ' o IIIIMI'IIMIIIIMI!MMIMIIIMMIIIMIMMl f' H, r 4.41 Service for all Lakes of Cars J .1 ',. MTE -, ' A Q' I li T is . 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