Buckingham Central High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Buckingham, VA)

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Monroe Johns, Chairman, Curdsville District. Mrs. Rebekah Ellis, Maysville District. STANDING: Rolfe H. Wood, James River District. T. A. Maxey, Slate River District. ABSENT: Stanley Jeffrey, Marshall District. The advanced standard of education which now prevails in Buckingham County will be an enduring tribute to our Division Superintendent of Schools and our Board of Education. Irving S. Driscoll Principal, Buckingham Central H. S. BUCKINGHAM CiuNTRAL HIGH SCHOOL In the summer of 1939 this building was completed. In September of that year the high school pupils from three schools, Buckingham, Curdsville, and Dillwyn, came together in this building. Since then the consolidation has gone on; new friendships have been made and old antagonisms forgotten; life here has been full and rich in many ways; we have learned much and enjoyed many pleasures together. No longer do we think so much of the community from which we come, but we all glory in the fact that Buckingham Central is our school home? ? } ¢ 4 1a | . 7 { 3 x Lite —7 Fact os fo oTe k a rad YS LS Ss vs | From Martha Washington College comes Vivacious Mrs. Fontaine. Lots of energy, coupled with knowledge that comes from securing a B. S. degree, puts a hum of activity into the commercial department. Speed, accuracy, and efficiency are key ideals, and each pupil knows that a terrible scolding awaits him if he fails to attain this ideal. A stentorian voice rumbles through the halls- All pupils report to Assembly . Locker doors click shut and scurrying feet hurry towards the auditorium. Mr. Driscoll has spoken. We wonder if something brewed in his chemistry class is responsible for a voice of such carrying power. W. and M. and the University of Va. had a hand in shaping this efficient leader and educator, and granted him B. S. and M. S. degrees. How I dread that Senior English! Miss Sadler surely makes you work . ‘We wonder if Madison College and the University of Va. do that to you before they will give you a B. A. and a M. A. degree, or is it the result� of the “Thirty Years ) War ? Both maybe. In addition to “lending a hand to the many requests for help by both teachers and pupils, Mr. Rainey instructs his classes in math., science, French and geography. lon provided him with foundation work, practical experience has added to his store of knowledge, and further work at University of Va. is about to be rewarded with aM. A. degree. Surely Mary-Baldwin, on a memorable day in June 1939, did not know that this graduate would soon be taking such a wholesome and sincere interest in the pupils of B.C. H. S. It perhaps did know that Miss Lapsley, by giving her best, would inspire her pupils to do their best, whether on the basketball court or in the mathematics or inglish classes. Karly in life Mitty Moore got well up in the world. From that vantage point he views the surroundingss with an impartial eye, but he frequently forgets the lowly things of life. His life at V. P. I. won him aM. S. degree. Somewhere along the line’ he developed a character that elicits the respect and love of all. He puts his whole soul into serving his agricultural boys. Miss Hall believes that statement that one who makes the most noise has little else to offer. No noisy display advertises the many fine activities taking place in her English and history classes. Her pupils delight in her quiet ways, and Flora Macdonald too knew what it was doing when it gave her a B. A. dezree. Quiet and unassuming, Mr. Sadler teaches his general science and math classes with a firm yet pleasant manner. He has a keen sense of humor, a genuine concern for the welfare of the boys and Biris, and an alert interest in the affairs of the world. We wonder if that B. A. from the University of Va. gave him that enthusiasm for photography! storms may rurrle the quiet waters of school life, but Mrs, Rainey sails calmly on. At lon, besides winning her degree, she became aS good a fisherman as Mr. tainey- she caught the fish she wanted. Eer pupils in history prepare that lesson, for they know that at the end she will deal out marks with a positive hand. As the pupils see the twinkle in his eye, they listen atten- tively for the subtle fun Mr. Spencer is sure to poke at their faulty answers to his questions in biology and math. ‘when Hampden- Sidney awarded him his B. S., it also graduated one of its best athletes. Coaching is his real love and he does honor to it in his stern demand that all who participate play the game hard and fairly. Friday afternoon. The last bell rings and the secretary rushes to the library waving an announcement from the office, but Mrs. Nuckols is already getting into her car, hastening to her Richmond apartment and to her Woodrow , A glance around tells you that all . is in order and that wWiiliam and Mary did a fine job when it sent UMieseonesa™ Torth with a B.-A. to rule over a “library. . Eldon C. Grover is Pennsylvania's veritable son gbird, the envy of the boys and the delight of the girls. His pupils in English, history, and music positively will not pronounce their Syllables, and Ohio State University will not tolerate slurred Syllables. His knowledge of music proves that he has a B. A. Mus. HETHIE OLIVER SECRETARY IN THE OFFICE VIRGINIA LeGRAND ASST, SECRETARY | We re a tar a y Ao FA — - a rreiewt 4A y. oP a Ae. (gt Lae SCHOOL CALENDAR 1940-41 Sept. 5- School begins. Goodbye, vacation! 16- Our number is increased by seven post-graduates. Oct. ll- First dance in gym. 15- First basketball game. Prospect was the victim. We won! 16- Registration day. What's your number? 25- Beauty Pageant. More pretty girls ! 31- Hallowe'en Ball, witches and goblins. Nov. 4- “Buckeye named. 20-21-22- Thanksgiving Holidays. We're all thankful! 25- First issue of Buckeye. Dec. 19- Christmas entertainment. 20- Christmas holidays. Everybody gets good! 25- Christmas dance. Jan. 2- School reopened. Oh, gosh! 9- Teachers! Banquet. 22- Exams begin. Woe is us!} 31- Dance. Mar. 14- Dramatic Club Play. 2es- Amateur Program. Apr. 1l- First sprig of grass on our grounds. Senior rings come! 3- 4-H Club dance. More fun} 4- F. F. A. Father and Son Banquet. 10- Spelling Bee with Ruritan Club. 10-15- Easter Holidays. 18- Glee Club Party. 25- Music Festival. May 9- Senior Play. 16- Junior-Senior Party. 22- Song Festival. June l- Commencement Sermon. 3 Graduation Exercises. CENTRAL HIGH of MATER ALMA Malady trom aw Od Hymn Tone students of B.c.HS,.) ELDON c.GROVER with esteem te the (Dedicated tf r1@n our f H igh = a + S ” 10 12 Siaves (Medium) 4. No. NM PROLOG aire ete M ctteMieMe lest si ss felts clic tea's egies eo C rl Rosen Wi Gior mn Gol Dl late e iste sme! sulogee Re tictcsy oils + tsi tstteu so LL NOr. Purvis Shunt aie lst eC aoe ites es eae rs uso). SDOrothy Gillispie DICACURR Sa esa ness are ss Sols ewee 8 a) «so J Onn Griffin RUCORT CL Petes! sia MoM eM saiemetre Ver eieite ds. «ts ccre a Nancy Rushing MOTTO What is worth doing is worth doing well. FLOWER COLORS White Rose White and Green For four long years we've studied hard. Our lessons? We know them well} Is there anything you wish to know? Just ask us--we can tell. But now wefre looking toward the day That each will go his separete way And to meet again--(I hope we will!) As we ascend our life's long hill. After we leave dear Central Hieh, Our work and trials begin; But they'll be gone in the bye and bye , And in the end, we'll win. And now, we seniors of Central High Say to all, one last “Goodbye”. To all our teachers--and everyone dear We wish success, and lots of cheer. Virginia LeGrand 11 FRANCES ADCOCK JOHN BLACKWELL Hi-Y; Science Club; Choral Club; Softball. Softball. 4 A MARY APPERSON GERTRUDE CHARLTON Secty of Hi-Y; Dramatic Club; softball. Dramatic Club; Public Speaking Club; Softball. HAY N. BABER LELA K. CLABO Science Club, Home Improvement; Baseball; Glee Club; Softball. Volley Ball. ANDERSON BANTON RUBY MAE CREWS Glee Club; Vice-Pres. Beta Band; Club; Dramatic Baseball. Club; Public Speaking Club; Basketball, Le EUGENE DAVIS ar ves Ae Yt0k IVAN PRICE DAVIS Aviation Club; Glee Club; Fogtball; ball. ODELLE DUNEVANT Dramatic Club; Reporter - Rooin 8; Feature Writer of Buckeye Srrak ‘ MAGGIE DUNEVANT fe WP Ha-y; fSoftball; ‘ Basketball. J pose ee ia: Uj Gat 99 Laenvtle Vie 2290 VIRGINIA ELCAD Pres. 4-H Club; Vice-Pres. flay. Treas. Student Body; Dramatic (lub, J CHIN EMERT iif Captain Safety Patrol; Pres. Beta Club; Fublic Speaking Reporter; Dramatic Clu reporter THOMAS FITZGERALD Science Club; Football. GHERALDINE FLCOCD Hi-Y; Safety Patrol; Softball. ge MAMIE GARLAND JOHN GRIFFIN Sec'y Girls! Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Beta Club; softball. . ame’ Vice-Pres. Room 5; Cashiers Roome5.: ireas. Senior Clasaye is i win. Dramatic Club. Lars V wv KENDRICK GARRETT FLORENCE GUTHRIE 7 aL e He Io Je Basket Ball. Kerr Glee Club; Jubilee Chorus; Vice-Fres. 4-H; Hi-Y Reporter;y Managing Editor of mK Buckeye , IN Flonenee FRANK HARRIS Accompanist Girls! RICHARD GARY Aviation; Treasurer of Boys! Science Club; Glee Club; 4-H Baseball. Club; Baseball. R. Eo ee DOROTHY GILLISPIE CALE HARVEY President of Hi-Y; Treas. Beta Club; Pres. Room 5; Secty Senior Class; Varsity Basketball. pee, Dramatic Club; 4-H Club; Glee Club; Business Manager of Buckeye ; Football. Cake 14 RAYMOND JAMERSON FRANCES KIDD Glee Club; Aviation Club; Football. Beta Club; Vice-Pres. Science Club; Typist Buckeye ; Soft- ball. eee ore pire d CHRISTINE JOHNSON FRANCES LeSUEUR Secty-Treas. Public Hi-Y; Glee Club; “ 2% X Speaking Club; 4-H Club; Varsity Basketball; Dramatic Club; Sale . QW o4-H Club. Softball. Va? o e ee BETTY JEAN JONES CELIA LLEWELLYN Hi-Y; Dramatic Club; Feature Writer FOretnea buckeye . Treasurer Hi-Y; Dramatic Club }) yy, Volley Ball 2° YAN Celia Rt 2 2 Wen T Aocerw Oo SIS asder. oA ce Ve “ele ar Ye an @ � Kia MAUDE JONES VIRGINIA LLEWELLYN Beta Club Reporter; Captain Basket Ball Team; Cheer Leader; Band; 4 H; Club; Dramatic Club; Basebail Manager. science Club; Library Club; Home Improverent Club. Plone j ) i � VIOLET LOWE : Dramatic Club; Arts and Crafts Club; Public Speaking Club; Volley Ball. NELLIE MAXEY Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Basketball. GRACE McCRAW Hi-Y; Dramatic Club; Softball. Sra lpi ‘eon gy Hi-Y; - ) Dramatic Club; + Ae sae Sy ple ae a i } 4. ih 16 De, UCDY gy, RICHARD MORGAN Pres. Science Club; Basketball; Softball. GLADYS MOSS Arts and Crafts Club; Softball. Cee 7 fis JUNIUS OLIVER Aviation Club; Science Club; Basketball. sapietd G UAAKkD? J pul f RUFUS OLIVER Boys' Glee Club; Basketball; Baseball, Rufira CLARENCE PHAUP CARL ROSEN Dramatic Club; Frese senior Hobby Club; Class; Vice-Pres. Softball. 4-H ClubsPres. ID FPP Wiemcl Areas Pres. Student Body; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basket Cord® ai hs yy . DOROTHY RUSH, lg WILLIAM B. PRICE 4-H Club; Football. BL Dramatic Ciub; Giuris' 2Gie6 Club; Jubilee Chorus; 4 Beta Club; ; , Safety Patrol;, Song Leader 4-H.) ,. ELINOR PURVIS ROLFE LACEY RUSH Science Club; Baseball. . “ Vice-Pres. Senior Class; Secty Dramatic Club; } Glee Club; Ass't Manager Buckeye . | Khare ’ ‘ a ey DELIA ELLA RAINEY NANCY RUSHING ¥ y Pres. Dramatic Club; Pres. Public Speaking (N+ Club; Editor of , Buckeye . ‘ Hig-Y-s Treas. Dramatic Club; Reporter Senior Class Sec vroL Room 8; Glee Club Librarian. Sot LF 3073K, ror EVELYN SEAY School Cashier; Pres. Arts and Cratts; Public Speaking Club; Girisi= GleerCiub; Softball. 6 wlan LEOTA SENGER Home Improvement Club; Volley Ball. FRANCES SIMMONS Public Speaking Club; Dramatic Club; Beta Club; Club Editor for Buckeye , EDNA CLAY SMITH Home Improvement Club; Dramatic Club; Softball. VA Pip cd 4 av % re ‘ oa ) H : Neato e HAatl HAROLD SNODDY Tose AraC LUD Arts and Crafts Club ss oortbalin Horred WILLIAM SNODDY Glee Club; Basket Ball. Cele ELLA SPENCER :- Arts and Crafts Club; Dramatic Club; Volley P Ball. EDP Pe MARTHA SPENCER Hi-Y; Softball. 7H arZle a ; tS ip “ yh w) Vv 7 1) o¢ o 2 Ae “Ds ye? ? hl yf nr a6 18 { ; a Z t WILLIS SPENCER ZANIE LEE TRENT Safety Patrol; Hi-Y; 4 F. fF. A. Glee Club; 4-H Club; Volley Ball. Baseball. : hilt Cf ae MARY E, TAPSCOTT MABLE WILKERSON Beta Club; Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Volley Ball. Mary bimma Dramatic Club; Softball. ROBERT TAPSCOTT BENJAMIN WORD, JR. Dramatic Club; Boys! Glee Club: Basketball. ie Science Club; Softball; Baseball. 19 CLASS PROPHECY SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK TIMES, June 6, 1946 A reunion of the Senior Class of 1941 of the Buckingham Central High School took place last evening at the Biltmore Hotel. In the receiving line were the officers: Mr. Carl Rosen, president, now agricultural teacher at Buckingham Central High School, Buckingham, Virginia; Miss Elinor Purvis, vice-president, now private secretary to the Governor of Virginia; Miss Dorothy Gillispie, secretary, now commercial teacher at Buckingham Central High School; and Mr. John Griffin, treasurer, now treasurer of Buckingham County. The other members of the class were welcomed by these four. Then everyone was at once happy by the witty remarks of Mr. Dan Senger, now professor at Covington High School, Covington, Virginia; of Dr. Richard Morgan, head surgeon in the University Hospital at Charlottesville, Virginia; of Mr. Tom Fitzgerald, electrical engineer at Richmond, Virginia; of Mr. Anderson Panton, band leader at Cincinnati, Ohio; of Miss Violet Lowe, now teaching in North Carolina. We also felt the sweet dignity of Miss Mamie Garland, now Latin teacher in the state of ‘Jest Virginia; Miss Edna Smith, nurse in the St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Richmond, Virginia; Misses Grace and Pauline McCraw, both now secretaries in their hone town, Dillwyn, Virginia; ijiss Martha Spencer, now Home Demonstration agent of Buckingham County; Miss Mable Wilkerson, a stenographer in a large business concern in Washington D. C. and Miss Gladys Moss, secretary in the clerk's office at Buckingham, Virginia. We also enjoyed the good humor and fun of Mr. Kendrick Garrett and Mr. Lacy Rush, farmers in Buckingham County and of Mr. John Emert, pastor of the Dillwyn Baptist Church, Dillwyn, Virginia. All the members of the class were present and everyone was interested in what the past ten years had done for the others. Miss Florence Guthrie, an outstanding member of the class, is now a music teacher at Madison College at Harrison- burg, Virginia, while Miss Dorothy Rush is now head nurse in the Johnson Willis Hospital in Richmond, Virginia. Four other members of the class have entered the medical world. These are: Miss Nancy Rushing, head nurse at St. Luke's Hospital in Richmond, Virginia; Miss Maggie Dunevant, supervisor at the Memorial Hospital in the same city; Miss Zanie Trent, head nurse in a Detroit Hospital; and Miss Maude Jones, supervisor at the Southside Hospital at Farmville, Virginia. fiss Christine Johnson is now head secretary of a large business concern of Chicago; Miss Celia Llewellyn is secretary for the Virginia Public Service Company at Charlottesville, Virginia; and Miss Virginia Llewellyn is now on leave of absence from her position as stenographer for one of the Virginia senators. These three were happy to renew their old friendship. Miss Leota Senger is commercial teacher at Farmville, Virginia; Miss Frances Adcock is secretary for a large business concern at Roanoke, Virginia; and Miss Gertrude Chariton is secretary of Quinn Marshall Company at Lynchburg, Virginia. 20 Miss D'Ella Rainey is now teaching art at Mary Washington College at Fredericksburg. Another member of our class who entered the teaching profession is Miss Evelyn Seay, now teaching the first grade at Dillwyn Virginia. Mr. Bobby Tapscott, a successful agricultural engineer of South Carolina, had with him his recent bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Word, Jr. came up from their Virginia Dairy Farm to be present at this reunion. Lieutenants Raymond Jamerson, Beverly Price, Cale Harvey and Clarence Phaup have recently been promoted for their distinquiched service in the air corps in the U. S. army. Mr. Eugene Davis, pilot of one of our great air liners, was present in the company of a charming young lady from Enonville, Miss Betty Jean Jones. She hed with her a friend, Miss Odelle Dunevant, secretary for a large business concern in Philadelphia. Mr. Harold Snoddy, Mr. Richard Gary, Mr. Frank Harris and Mr. Ivan Davis have recently received medals for their distinguished service as telephone operators in the rescue of the passengers and crew of the Roosevelt ship. Other members from our class who are telephone operators are: Miss Frances Kidd, Miss Lela Clabo, Miss Frances LeSue- ur, and Miss Frances Simmons. All of these are located at various points in the state of Virginia. Miss Nellie Maxey and Miss Mary Emma Tapscott have just received their B. A. degrees from University of Richmond. Later in the evening Miss Virginia Elcan, and Miss Mary Apperson, now home economic teachers in the State of Ohio, Miss Ruby Crews, and Miss Geraldine Flood, secretaries in the same state, sang a quartet, our old school song, Here's to Dear Old Central . During the evening the class was largely entertained by moving from table to table and discussing their good old school days and raising a general racket as they had always done when together. Couples danced to the strains of Billy Spencer's orchestra with William Snoddy playing the saxaphone; Calvin Blackwell, at the piano; Hay Baber, playing a guitar; Rufus Oliver, playing bass fiddle; and Junius Oliver playing the trombone. The motion was made and carried that the class of 1941 from the Buckingham Central High School have at least one reunion every five years throughout their lives. Mary Apperson Virginia Elcan rae CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of Nineteen hundred and forty one, of Buckingham Central High School, State of Virginia, being of sound mind and good judgment, do make and declare this our last Will and Testament. To the faculty of B. C. H. S., we leave our deepest sympathy for their task during the years to come - that is, if the other classes are as troublesome as we were. To the Juniors we leave the privilege of being Seniors next year and our Senior English textbooks. To our underclassmen we leave the green grass, shrubs, and trees that we hope will some day be found on our lawn. I, D'Ella Rainey, do will and bequeath my acting ability to Beulah Rozell. We, Rufus and Junius Oliver, do will and bequeath our red hair to John Oliver and Tom Grigg. I, Edna Smith, do will and bequeath my knowledge of chemistry to Marietta Baird. We, Maude Jones and Celia Llewellyn, do will and bequeath our neatness to Mary Strausburg. I, Frances Kidd, to will and bequeath my sunny smile to Pearl LeSueur. I, Gertrude Charlton, do will and bequeath my black hair to Molly Winston Pearson. I, Christine Johnson, do will and bequeath my ability as a softball player to Winnie Davis. We, Cale Harvey and Elinor Purvis, do will and bequeath our high school romance to Nancy Agee and T. J. Bailey. I, Lacy Rush, do will and bequeath my long-occupied seat in English to Orson Gillispie I, Mary Emma Tapscott, do will and bequeath my spelling ability to Ruby Stowe. I, Ella Spencer, do will and bequeath my place on the honor roll to Ethel Kitchen. We, Richard Morgan and Ben Word Jr. de will and bequeath our ability to make chemistry experiments to Laurel Rigney and Iris Davis. I, Violet Lowe, do will and bequeath my Mae West figure to Doris Word. I, Evelyn Seay, do will and bequeath my make-up to Catherine Beatty. I, William Snoddy, do will and bequeath my ability in activities to Thornhill (Baby) Snoddy. I, Mable Wilkerson, do will and bequeath my good sportsmanship to Christine Cunningham, 22 I, Ivan Davis, do will and bequeath my manly beauty to James Rush, I, Gladys Moss, do will and bequeath my privileges as a Senior to Ealnor Shumaker. I, Leota Senger, do will and bequeath my seat beside Flood Harris to Ella Senger. I, Frank Harris, do will and bequeath my Ford to Carroll Gills to use for his numerous dates. I, Harold Snoddy, do will and bequeath my shortness to Clyde Davis. I, John Griffin, do will and bequeath my place on the basketball team to Ernest LeSueur. I, John Emert, do will and bequeath my place on the safety patrol to Lloyd Carter. I, Virginia Llewellyn, do will and bequeath my love affairs to Doris Robinson, I, Anderson Banton, do will and bequeath my place in the pitcher's box to George McLaughlin. I, Nancy Rushing, do will and bequeath to Grace Payne my interest in Monks Guthrie. I, Billy Spencer, do will and bequeath my geometry book to John Morgan Harris. I, Tom Fitzgerald, do will and bequeath to Nick Snoddy my ability to ignore the fair sex. I, Ruby Crews, do will and bequeath to Bessie Daye my ability to make eyes. I, Dorothy Rush, do will and bequeath my singing ability to Annie Gay Wood. I, Mamie Garland, do will and bequeath my blushes to Norma Allen, I, Betty Jean Jones, do will and bequeath my brown eyes to Doris Barwick. I, Maggie Dunevant, do will and bequeath my sunny smiles to Sarah Wright. I, Calvin Blackwell, do will and bequeath my bash- fulness to Robert Fitzgerald. I, Raymond Jamerson, do will and bequeath to Ted Bransford my respect for school rules. I, Martha Spencer, do will and bequeath my daintiness to Helen Baughan, I, Virginia Elcan, do will and bequeath my carefree ways to Lucy Bowling. We, Grace and Pauline McCraw, do will and bequeath our lady-like ways to Martha and Mary Kitchen, 25 We, sanie Trent, Frances Adcock, and Frances LeSueur do will and tegueath our positions in the library to Anne Absher, Annie Whitlow, and Frances Hawley. I, Beverly Price, do will and bequeath to Sim Gilliam my right to flirt with all the girls. I, Kendrick Garrett, do will and bequeath to Franklin Spencer my place as� B. C. H. S.'s problem child. I, Clarence Phaup, do will and bequeath to Hugh Kitchen my ability to learn History 74. I, Carl Rosen, do will and bequeath to Nancy Boatwright iy position as class president. I, Odelle Dunevant, do will and bequeath to Martha Hllen Jones my ear for music. I, Bobby Tapscott, do will and bequeath my quietness to Floyd Dowdy. I, Florence Guthrie, do will and bequeath to Frances Hawley my position as pianist for the Glee Club. We, Frances Simmons and Dorothy Gillispie, do will and bequeath our report card A's to Hlizabeth Jane Dunkum and Mary Lee Mottley. I, Mary Apperson, do will and bequeath my sweet disposition to Katherine Allen. I, Eugene Davis, do will and bequeath all my girls to James Foster. I, Richard Gary, do will and bequeath my voice to David Bryant. I, Nellie Maxey, do will and bequeath to Mary Maxey my ability to do shorthand. I, Hay Baber, do will and bequeath my quietness to Pete Sprouse. Mamie Garland Betty Jean Jones 24 WHO S-WHO? Most Popular , Biggest Flirt Best Looking . Best Student . Best Athlete . Most Courteous e Biggest Day Dreamer Cutest wae oges eres s Mosul rienaly s...-. Most Musical... . fost Dignified . MOST eDasnr ui a2. « Most Industrious . . Most In Love... . Laziest . ...e-. leh. 4 6 a @ ae Biggest Tease ... Best Natured ... Gertrude Charlton Girl Ruby Crews , -Evelyn Seay Florence Guthrie Dorothy Gillispie Dorothy Gillispie - Mary Apperson Christine Johnson - Violet Lowe Florence Guthrie Florence Guthrie Mary Erama Tapscott Mary Emma Tapscott Elinor Purvis - Violet Lowe . . D'Ella Rainey Betty Jean Jones - Violet Lowe 25 e ° Boy . Carl Rosen .Ben Word Ivan Davis John Emert see Carl Rosen John Griffin William Snoddy - � Cale Harvey mee OL AGI Pin Anderson Banton Clarence Phaup Richard Gary John Emert e e - « Cale Harvey Tom Fitzgerald William Snoddy William Snoddy John Griffin THE SENIORS IN HIGH WATER There was a FLOOD IN '38; Upon my WORD the hour was late; It was a dark and RAINEY week; All the LOEW houses began to leak. 'Twas then a KIDD came RUSHING by, To SEAY the water, which was very high; One girl's ambition was a SENGER to be; So she sang some numbers l, 2, and 3. Over the fields the HAY was down; We saw a GRIFFIN flying around. The wind was raging, a sight to see; It even blew down a SIMMON tree! And in a RUSH the water was down; Along the road some MOSS we found; The people wondered what the PRICE would be, To repair the damage that they could SHAY. Home again! Home again! What a joy For every little girl and boy! Now GARLANDS we see lying around In many places over the ground. -Ealnor Shumaker IN THE SPRING Have you ever seen old Central in the spring? Happy, dear, old Central in the spring? When the children's cries are ringing, And the Choral Clubs are singing, For the victory home we're bringing, in the spring. Have you ever seen a Senior in the spring? A dignified Senior in the spring? When the teachers! heads are hoary, And the Senior tells his story, Of expected wealth and glory, in the spring. -Martha Spencer 26 A- B- C= De Be Fe Ge I- J- K- L- N- N- O- P- Q- S- T- U- Ve- We X- Ze- is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is ae cs is is is ina fl for for fOr TOG OT for hor hor i (One HOT Lor for Os for Ox for for for for for for for for for OUR ALPHABET Absher, a Short little boy. Bersch, and oh, how coy! Catherine- a piano she plays- Dorothy with such winning ways; Ella, well known to fame; Forrest, just say the same. Gilliam so much of a man; Herbert, with his look of tan. interesting and happy as a lark; James- we all know his bark. Kitchen, the boy with curls, Lucy, never in whirls. Marietta with a very fair look, Nick, reading a book. Oliver, there are more than one, Phaup, never in a run; Queens, which we all are; Ruby, who might be a star, Stanley, yes, he is here; Tapscott - he is also near. Ulysses, whom we study about; Virginia, the state which stands out. Wood, a very common name; Xerxes, we can't say the same. a letter of which there are none. for Zebra; now the fun is done. -Marietta Baird and Nick Snoddy rg JUNIOR JINGLES When pranks are in vogue on the second floor hall, 'Tis Norma Allen who leads in them all. Here's Marietta Baird, pet of the class; We depend on her always, our dear little lass. Then Nancy our president, whom we adore; We love her and so does a certain sophomore 3! Our artistic genius , we heard Someone say, And cheerfully helpful -- that's Herbert Maxey. Then Catherine Beatty, otherwise Kay, Her love affairs give her much trouble,: they say. As Lillian Russell, or some vamp of the stage, We think Doris Word will be quite the rage. And now comes Hugh, our musical boy, Vho plays the guitar as if it were a toy. Martha Hllen Jones, our biggest humdinger, She may be small, but boy, what a singer! Now there's Gillispie, the team's greatest sport, OC watch him! 0 watch him, he's rounding the court. And there's Lucy Bowling, who's heading the crowd; Just hear them, O hear them all cheering so loud! Now look! There's Bailey, our noon entertainer, Who acts like a clown or an animal trainer. And here is Foster, our actor, our star. His fame in dramatics is traveling far. And now Nick Snoddy, our famous musician, Whose music so charms us, he seems a magician. And do we have beauties? For instance, we'll say, There's Ella or Ruby for queen of the May. Now time won't permit me to mention us all, But if you would meet us, drop in for a call. You'll find us fine fellows; sparkling like dew, The JUNIORS! The JUNIORS! The class of ‘42! -Marietta Baird and Nick Snoddy 28 E eanane! Le eda bt 7 s, ee PRESIDENT: VICE-PRES: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW ABSENTEES : ee | 1 HH tg ee S ; Ee 4 i | be ay: re id ll i ld 2 if ! = F =! AL alseil JUNIOR CLASS Nancy Boatwright SECRETARY: Marietta Baird Lucy Bowling TREASURER: Forrest Guthrie Nancy Boatwright, Lucy Bowling, Marietta Baird, Forrest Guthrie. Ruby Stowe, Pearl Thoiias, Ruth Griffith, Catherine Beatty, Ruby Griffith, Dorothy Bryant, florine Adcock, Sarah Wrisht, Annie Gay Wood, Mildred Ripley, Doris word, Grace Payne, Dorothy Husxey, Margaret Shumaker, Norma Allen, Marie Pearson, Martha Jones. Miss Sadler, Adviser; Simm Gilliam, Nick Snoddy, Cecil Tapscott, Elwood Rosen, Alease Cunningham, Balnor Shumaker, Ruth Branch, Gladys Morris, Gracie Taylor, Mary Griffin, Wallace Gills. Cecil Absher, Jonn Morgan Harris, John Oliver, Frank Bersch, Melvin Stanley, Leslie Fhaup, T. J. Bailey, Hugh Kitchen, Houston Urews, James Foster. Robert Banton, David Bryant, Janie Dewitt, Orson Gillispie, Nannie LeSueur, Pearl LeSueur, Herbert Maxey, Nell Oliver, Jonn roberts, Ella Senger, John Winfrey. 29 CAN YOU IMAGINi- Marietta Baird not smiling? Norma Allen without Pete? Catherine Beatty not talking to a certain post-graduate? Leslie Phaup getting to class on time? Nancy Boatwright without Jack Moss? Mary Griffin not talking to Herbert? Orson Gillispie not playing ball? Wallace Gills not talking about his Ford? Hugh Kitchen without his guitar? Herbert Maxey tearing up Mr. Baird's wheat field? Frank Bersch having a date? Dorothy Bryant not friendly? Florine Adcock without her lipstick? Doris Word not quarreling with Dick Morgan? T, J. Bailey not talking to Nancy Agee? Elwood Rosen not knowing everything? Pearl Thomas not singing cowboy songs? Grace Payne carrying books home? Sarah Wright making a noise? Martha Jones not liking a certain Sophomore boy? Ruth Branch not blushing? Nell Oliver whispering? Robert Banton not talking about the Griffith twins? Sim Gilliam not typing? Mildred Ripley not asking questions? Annie Gay Wood not studying? Ruby Stowe gaining weight? John Harris getting his bus to school on time? Cecil Tapscott not flirting? John Oliver not talking? Nick Snoddy not talking to the girls? Ella Senger having two dates with the same boy? Ruth and Ruby Griffith being separated? Forrest Guthrie not being in the Library during Period 67 John Winfrey making a noise? Margaret Shumaker not playing ball? Frances Taylor flunking a class? Gracie Taylor in a hurry? Marie Pearson not being interested in basketball? John Robert's flirting? Alease Cunningham not talking to George? Gladys Morris playing basketball? Pearl LeSueur talking to a boy? Nannie LeSueur not studying her lessons? Dorothy Huskey not liking sailors? Cecil Absher not babbling? David Bryant without a mitt? James Foster not talking to some girl? Houston Crews not liking blondes? Melvin Stanley being bashful? Janie DeWitt being peeved about something? Lucy Bowling not making all A's? Ealnor Shumaker not liking Richmond? 30 BCHS SOPHOMORES ASO SED DTH EBL oy ky ALE a Re ey 1 NOH Tey i pee ea aye WiCi=t Ro LouN. =. emtets Rete sf i's) so 6 clfelrneso Lesueur SUCREMUNRO. G po 56 6 Ob Yo 6b 6 Oo 6 6 6 6 Om weeedel aw gelannteyel MAA UG Memes ces Mem cts te Serle Ho eibenl. Mie’ .snnne, Pearce iow dear to my heart Is the Sophomore class; How thrilling to hope That each one will pass} How joyful to look forward A Junior to be; And the year that comes after A SENIOR! Oh, Geet!! Katherine Allen 31 atte seer eee : am FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW ee THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: SIXTH ROW: ABSENTEES : SOPHOMORE CLASS Beulah Rozell, Nancy Agee, John Wright, Ernest LeSueur, Sarah Hardiman, Anne Pearce, Robert Fitzgerald, Adeline Strasburg. Doris Barwick, Katherine Allen, Helen Baughan, Pamela Blake, Christine Bryant, Annie Whitlow, Anne Absher, Helen Moss, Mable Ragland. Mary Mottley, Thelma Baber, Gladys Farrish, Laurel Rigney, Betty Senger, Louise Call, Frances Taylor. Mary Garrett, Martha Morgan, Mildred Wright, Lessie Miller, Iris Davis, Doris Robertson, Anne Charlton, Dorsey Sutton. Bessie Frame, Elizabeth Banton, Lois Ragland, Lorena Banton, Jack Moss, Jesse Crews, Ryland Allen, Robert Wiseman, Dan Wade. John Banton, Preston Smtih, John Morgan, Harris Dunkum, Franklin Webb, Carroll Gills, Preston Crews, Andrew Phaup, Edison Crews, Earl Rozell, William Sprouse, James Rush, Herman Springer, Roy Emert. Alice Blackwell, Sue Bracey, Lloyd Carter, Myrtle Chidester, Sadie Crews, Hugh Cobb, Christine Cunningham, Evelyn Gregory, Mable Gunter, Ruth Jamerson, Martha Kitchen, Mary Kitchen, Elizabeth Maxey, Mary Maxey, Joyce Peters, Irene Ragland, James Rosen, Willie Rosen, Ruth Safritt, Gladys Scruggs, Frank Shumaker, Louise Simmons, Lelia Reston, Myrtle Wegner, Sadie Wooten, Jean ord. 52 a PRESIDENT VICE-PRES. SEC 'Y-TREAS. REPORTER ANrPHraAa BFremnwyy amous eligious nergetic inger urried foyslel A e ccurate . oisy . ity. arge . irplane . mart . tate . 33 - « e Frances Garnett - Bobby Camden . Katherine Rainey ° Thornhill Snoddy - « Garland Foster - - Pearl “Christian” Ernestine Shumaker eho CemOrearroLol een tNOSe ye. nish? Doris 'Mae ™ Tapscott « « e Coleen Wright - Annie Bell Moss - « Cleveland Elcan e e Clyde “Hugh -es home ME DOT LAS Wie t=b « e Lennie Wiseman - Virginia McCraw MISS HALL'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW: Charles Charlton, Lindsay Baber, Rupert Ferguson, Garland Foster, Theodore Bransford, Treasurer; Frances Garnett, President; Stanley Baber, Secretary; Bobby Camden, Martha Anderson, Winnie Davis, Floyd Dowdy. SECOND ROW: Harold Ferguson, William Mottley, Cleveland Elcan, Charles Rush, Estaline Anderson, Mary Strasburg, Dorothy Bryant, Pearl Christian, Lois Bryant. THIRD ROW: Lindsay Rush, Emmett Dunnevant, Clyde Davis, Virginia Glover, Marion Dorrier, Rosemary Davis, Estelle Coleman, Lucille Cunningham, Miss Hall, Classroom Adviser. FOURTH ROW: Billy Cole, Walter Dunkum, Charles Anderson, Nannie Dunnevant, Helen Burks, Ella Mae Rosen, Wilson Ragland. ABSENTZES: George Dolan, Evelyn Dorrier, Dancy McCraw, Ruby Shumaker, Randolph Snoddy. MISS LAPSLEY'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW: Lenore Griffith, Frances Hawley, Sec. and Treas.; Doris Jamerson, Carrie Huddleston, Anna Kate Parrott, Vivian Harding, Robbie Moss, Louise Stinson, Annie Bell Moss, Clyde Hughes, Elsie Fulcher, Richard McCraw. SECOND ROW: Miss Lapsley, Classroom Adviser; Ethel Kitchen, Florence Lann, Florence Heath, Beatrice Rosen, Elizabeth Lann, Lorraine Huddleston, Mary Anne McLaughlin, Mollie Pearson, President; Donald Beck. THIRD ROW: Katherine Rainey, Gladys Dunkum, Tom Grigg, Claude Morris, James Warren, Marshall Gunter, Francis Ingle. FOURTH ROW: Marvin Guill, Aubrey Hardiman, Luther Hardiman, Willard Jamerson, Alex Moss, Lawerence Purvis, Vice Pres.; Calvin Guill, George McLaughlin, Flood Harris. ABSENTEES: Dorothy Grigg, Virginia McCraw, Natalie Peters, George Ripley. MR. SADLER'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW: Frances Thomas, Marie Thomas. SECOND ROW: Lennie Wiseman, Doris Tapscott, Barbara Shumaker, Doris Wingo, Margaret Stanley, Alma Taylor, Coleen Wright, Elizabeth Shumaker. THIRD ROW: Waldo Wiseman, Burwell Smith, Bessie Daye, Ernestine Shumaker, Alice Smith, Margarette Wooten, Earl Rush. FOURTH ROW: Tom Taylor, Tommy Shumaker, Morris Walden, Florence Spencer, Beulah Taylor, Mr. Sadler, Classroom Adviser. FIFTH ROW: Franklin Spencer, Paul Shores. ABSENTEES: Valarie Baird, Richard Bryant, James Duty, Mattie Seay, Margarette Self, Thornhill Snoddy, Ruth Evelyn Springer, Luther Walden, Lewis Woods. 54 ‘au THEE pS ae ee a ea RiGee Ses itee 5 oR ay es L Eee tHE : : te igs eee a Pe 3 = Se j —t if - ihe 3 Sos ; ; ai . e eo nar aedabene od t a = | si ch, “= aaeetisitisad 35 ‘sa TUD CATTERBRATN 36 PRESIDENT : VICE-PRES ; SECRETARY: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: ABSENTEES : BETA CUB John Emert REPORTER: Virginia Llewellyn Ruby Crews TREASURER: Dorothy Gillispie Lucille Bracey ADVISER: Miss Sadler Virginia Llewellyn, Dorothy Gillispie, John Emert, Lucille Bracey, Ruby Crews. Marietta Baird, Nancy Rushing, Nancy Boatwright, Mary Griffin, Elinor Purvis, Florence Guthrie, Miss Sadler, Dorothy Rush, Mary Emma Tapscott, Frances Kidd, Lucy Bowling, Mamie Garland, Annie Wood. Ruth Griffith, Ruby Griffith, Frances Simmons. 38 gerre bd gua: Ma 7 gs | aan: me y eo be] ow oa gog,! Ae Ht HI-Y CLUB To Create, Maintain and Extend Throughout the High School and Community High Standards of Christian Character CENTER ROW: LEFT ROW: SECOND FROM LEFT: SECOND FROM RIGHT: RIGHT ROW: ABSENTEE: Mary Apperson, Dorothy Gillispie, Celia Llewellyn, Florence Guthrie. Nancy Agee, Anne Pearce, Doris Wingo, Grace McCraw, Zanie Trent, Virginia Elcan. Martha Anderson, Estaline Anderson, Sarah Hardiman, Pauline McCraw, Geraldine Flood, Frances Adcock. Winnie Davis, Betty Jean Jones, Martha Spencer, Frances LeSueur, Frances Taylor, Ernestine Shumaker. Molly Pearson, Mamie Garland, Anne Uharlton, Mrs. Nuckols, Gladys Morris, Maggie Dunevant. Ella Mae Rosen 39 F. F. A. PRESIDENT: Carl Rosen VICE-PRES: John Griffin SECRETARY: John Wright TREASURER: Alex Mottley REPORTER: Elwood Rosen ADVISER; Mr. Moore FIRST ROW: Houston Crews, James Foster, Andrew Phaup, Morris Walden, James Rush, Billy Cole, Earl Rush, Charles Anderson, T. J. Bailey, Harold Snoddy, Cecil Absher, Burwell Smith, Calvin Guill. SECOND ROW: Frank Shumaker, Aubrey Hardiman, Leslie Phaup, Frank Bersch, Harold Ferguson, Jessie Crews, Preston Smith, John Wright, Billy Spencer, Dan Senger, Herman Springer, Carl Rosen, Claude Morris, John Griffin, Carroll Gills, Elwood Rosen, Melvin Stanley, Ryland Allen, Kendrick Garrett, Franklin Spencer, Marvin Guill, William Sprouse, John Banton, Emmett Dunnevant, Franklin Webb. THIRD ROW: Mr. D. E. Moore, Agricultural Instructor ABSENTHEES ; Eugene Davis, Muriel Dunnevant, James Duty, Francis Ingle, Herbert Maxey, Dancy McCraw, Alexander Mottley, John Roberts, James Rosen, Willie Rosen, Randolph Snoddy, Luther Walden. ST TTi iL LLLULae ACTIVITIES OF F. F. A. During the year forty-two boys in agriculture began and completed 123 enterprises, making a total profit of 42,122.70, or an average of $50.54 on their crop and livestock propects for 1940. A suamary of the enterprises follows: 62 acres corn; 17.2 acres tobacco; 29.2 acres wheat; 3 acres truck crops; 23 pigs for pork; 9 brood sows; 375 baby chicks for pullets; 5 dairy calves; 2 beef culves; 3 beef heifers; 1 steer; 2 dairy cows; § turkeys for breeders; 1 2 laying hens. The results of the students records indicate that the best paying money crop for Buckingham is tobacco in 1940. Other outstanding accomplishments for the year were as follows: the cnapter held a ather and Son Banquet at which 100 fathers, sons, and guests were present; the members won over 380 in prizes at Local Farm Show, Five County Fair, and Lynchburg Farm Show; members won all prizes offered in F. F. A., Department for white and yellow corn at Five County Fair; members attended the Five County Fair and Lynchburg Farm Show in a body; one member, lwood Rosen, won second place in Federation Crop Judging Contest and seventh place in State Contest at V. P. I.; seven members attended and parti- cipated in F. F. A. State Rally and Judging Contest at V. P. I.; Carl Rosen, Chapter president, won the Federation Public Speaking Contest; chapter won Federation Track Meet held at Hampden-Sidney College; chapter had basketball and baseball teams; five members attended State F. F. A. Camp at Margot's Beach. The 1941 projects have been signed up, with 50 boys participating. 41 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: ABSENTEES: 4-H CLUB Charles Charlton, Florence Guthrie, Carl Rosen, Virginia Elcan, Elwood Rosen, Mary Griffin, John Griffin, Marietta Baird, Marshall Agee. Anne Charlton, Helen Baughan, Nancy Boatwright, Virginia Llewellyn, Christine Johnson, Laurel Rae Rigney, Norma Allen, Dorothy Gillispie, Rosemary Davis. Iris Davis, Nancy Agee, Gladys Morris, Martha Morgan, Mable Ragland, Dorothy Rush, Helen Moss, Mable Wilkerson, Frances Garnett, Lelia Taylor, Katherine Rainey. Harold Ferguson, Cecil Tapscott, Ernest LeSueur, Jack Moss, Wallace Gills, Ben Word, Carroll Gills, Tom Grigg, Andrew Phaup. Billy Spencer, Willard Jamerson, Preston Smith, Forrest Guthrie, Aubrey Hardiman, Leslie Phaup, Lindsay Rush. Katherine Allen, Catherine Beatty, Winnie Davis, Sarah Hardiman, Cecila Llewellyn, Anne Pearce, Mary Ann McLaughlin, Mollie W. Pearson, Ella Mae Rosen, Martha Ellen Jones, Charles Anderson, Ted Bransford, Billy Cole, Cleveland Elcan, Rupert Ferguson, Cale Harvey, Francis Ingle, Herbert Maxey, William Mottley, Alex Moss, Frank Shumaker, Lennie Wiseman, Waldo Wiseman, Marshall Gunter. 42 JUBILEE CHORUS DIRECTOR: Mr. Grover ACCOMPANIST: Florence Guthrie FIRST ROW: Lelia Taylor, Martha Ellen Jones, Mr. Grover, James Foster, Florence Guthrie, Muriel Dunnevant, Ben Word. SECOND ROW: Nancy Boatwright, Nancy Rushing. THIRD ROW: Frances Hawley, Frances Garnett. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Rush, Wallace Gills, Carroll Gills, George McLaughlin, Harold Ferguson, Marshall Agee. ABSENTEES; Joe Philip Moss, Laurel Rae Rigney. Dedicated to the purpose of singing sacred music, the Jubilee Chorus is available for church services, and has sung in many of the churches in Buckingham County. It strives to present a high type of sacred music in the community, and is composed of selected voices, 43 BOYS' GLEE CLUB ADVISER: Mr. Grover ACCOMPANIST: Nick Snoddy FIRST ROW: OND ROW: w a ABSENTZES ; Nick Snoddy, Marshall Agee, Wallace Gills, Jack Moss, William Mottley, Mr. Grover, Forrest Guthrie, Ben Word, Jr., Hugh Kitchen, Cecii Tapscott, George McLaughlin. Carl Rosen, Carroll Gills, Rufus Oliver, Ernest LeSueur, Raymond Jamerson, Muriel Dunevant, James Foster, Harold Ferguson, Frank Harris, Cale Harvey. Hugh Cobb, Flood Harris. 44 PRESIDENT: LIBRARIAN: FIRST ROW: SECOCND ROW: ABSENTEES : GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Laurel Rae Rigney SECRETARY: Mamie Garland Nancy Rushing DIRECTOR: Mir. Grover Gladyce Dunkum, Elinor Purvis, Evelyn Seay, Laurel Rae Rigney, Dorothy Rush, Nancy Boatwright, Nancy Rushing, Nellie Maxey, Stanley Baber, Doris Robertson. Sue Bracey, Thelma Baber, Lenore Griffith, Frances Hawley, Martha Ellen Jones, Sadie Mae Crews, Mr. Grover, Mary Lee Mottley, Gladys Scruggs, Ruby Stowe, Anne Absher, Anne Whitlow, Mamie Garland, Lelia Taylor, Doris Word, Anna Kate Parrott, Zanie Trent, Doris Patterson, Doris Barwick, Florence Guthrie, Accompanist; Frances Garnett, Helen Burks, Florence Spencer, Frances Taylor, Ruth Jamerson, Mary Garrett. Winnie Davis 45 Virginia Llewellyn , BHushacobba. « sare. Robert Banton . Bobby Camden... Frank Bersch . «.. Lawrence Purvis . Annie Gay Wood. . Franklin Spencer . Donald Beck... Anderson Banton . Marshall Agee (absent) Mr. Duval (absent) 46 First Clarinet - second Clarinet Second Trumpet First Trumpet e Saxophone - Bass Drum - Cymbal Snare Drum Trombone Bass Horn Saxophone Director PRESIDENT : SECRETARY: REPORTER : FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: ABSENTEES : SENIOR DRAMATIC D'Ella Rainey VICE-PRES: Nancy Boatwright Elinor Purvis TREASURER: Nancy Rushing John Emert ADVISER: Mrs. Rainey Elinor Purvis, D'Ella Rainey, John Emert, Nancy Boatwright, Nancy Rushing. Evelyn Seay, Sarah Hardiman, Helen Moss, Anne Pearce, Beulah Rozell, Nancy Agee, Doris Word, Virginia Llewellyn, Christine Johnson, Betty Jones, Mamie Garland, Grace McCraw, Catherine Beatty. Betty Senger, Doris Wingo, Gertrude Charlton, Grace Payne, Annie Gay Wood, Celia Llewellyn, Lucy Bowling, Marietta Baird, Mary Griffin, Dorothy Gillispie, Iris Davis, Laurel Rigney. Florence Guthrie, Doris Robertson, Anne Charlton, Mary Apperson, Virginia Elcan, Florence Heath, Bessie Daye, Gladys Morris, Florine Adcock, Pauline McCraw, Violet Lowe, Ella Spencer, Nellie Maxey, Odelle Dunevant, Mrs. Rainey. Robert Banton, Forrest Guthrie, John Griffin, Clarence Phaup, Ruby Crews, Mable Wilkerson, Dorothy Rush, Mary Emma Tapscott, Edna Smith, Ben Word, Jr., Hugh Kitchen, James Foster, Carroll Gills. T. J. Bailey, Christine Cunningham, Ruby Griffith, Ruth Griffith, Cale Harvey, Nannie LeSueur, Pearl LeSueur, Nell Oliver, Doris Patteson, Carl Rosen, Frances Simmons, Nick Snoddy, Pearl Thomas. 47 PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: ABSENTEES : a i af 7 2 JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Mollie Pearson VICE-PRES: Mary Lee Mottley Frances Thomas TREASURER: Margaret Stanley REPORTER: Garland Foster Mary Lee Mottley, Mollie W. Pearson, Garland foster, Margaret Stanley, Frances Thomas. Winnie Davis, Doris Tapscott, Barbara Shumaker, Carrie Huddleston, Alma Taylor, Marie Thomas, Doris Jamerson, Lenore Griffith, Coleen Wright, Elsie Fulcher, Ted Bransford. Ruth Jamerson, Pamela Blake, Gladyce Dunkum, Stanley Baber, Ruth Springer, Lorraine Huddleston, Ernestine Shumaker, Elizabeth Shumaker, Frances Garnett, Mary sAnne McLaughlin, Katherine Rainey, Charles Charlton, Florence Heath, Clyde Hughes. Vivian Harding, Robbie Moss, Florence Spencer, Harold Ferguson, Beulah Taylor, Rosemary Davis. Bessie Daye, Floyd Dowdy, Dorothy Grigg, Jean Kitchen, Lindsay Rush, Annie M. Self, Marguerite Wooten, 48 rresented by Dramatic Club Nee GrelOoly, an. IRN Ae ee he Pa GO leeemes st es Bee Havens . . CUP LY et bake. TRS A a SS Doc Kennedy . Phayhlis se... : Calamity Carson NO LVesgee es ce Samantha Carson . MOON RIVER RANCHO March 14, 49 1941 ° . - Hugh Kitchen � Mary Apperson Wallace Gills Christine Johnson James Foster D'Hlla Rainey - Ben Word Gertrude Charlton Kendrick Garrett Ruby Crews Violet Lowe PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB PRESIDENT: D'Hlla Rainey VICS-PRES: Mary Griffin SkC'Y-TREAS: Christine Johnson SONG LEADER: Elinor Purvis REPORTER: John Emert ADVISER: Mr. Rainey FIRST ROW: Bobby Camden, Garland Foster, Lindsay Baber, Ted Bransford, Richard McCraw, Charles Charlton. SLCOND ROW: Gertrude Charlton, Ella Senger, Lucy Bowling, Marietta Baird, Iris Davis, tvelyn Seay, Ruby Crews, Betty Senger. THIRD ROW: Violet Lowe, Lawrence Purvis, Lindsay Rush, John Emert, Mary Griffin, D'Ella Rainey, Elinor Purvis, Christine Johnson, Mr. Rainey, John Wright, Robert Banton, Sim Gilliam. ABSENTEYS: T. J. Bailey, Helen Baughan, Cleveland Elcan, Rupert Ferguson, Forrest Guthrie, Frances Hawley, George Ripley. 50 7OW ASTOGAmy ¢f Chacepione © necccccccce S8eeee0 D908, seeeeoesog oo x 800906 STAFF OF THE BUCKEYE RO LUO CM mec eisit ei eiie) casts sa of st ated sp 6 « Dilla Ratney. Mans Cine. VOL alt moni. wo). U.eeeiouic at LOnence Guthrie Ass? GeManseine hat Gor. mie ts est ees 6 28s Ldinor Purvis Bite LLOCE si eerenmec me cmatts tls 6. «sts sites . D' HilalRainey COUDEHLOUCOD Ut este ismeli st ef alls elle ens Frances. oimmons Clas Sens OCmt. mist Mae ets cists est hele seems « |) RUDY eS COWE DOOr LSM. GOLGst ecm snn mice citsl it amle Uetis) eats) HULO OKI CChen BUSanossetUs LOLS. Mick. cts iene «Melle susie COle Harvey MOALULCBW 1 LErS.s asm ctseies are sire pl ste ts) 0 -DEULY) J Can Jones Odelle Dunevant Ruby Griffith MANGOSTA DCIS elm. em seicisicinet isle 9608s ee Lester spencers Elijah Grigg LYO1S Lome eens meena EE caE-a ecu? ME ene see ee erences, Kidd Lucille Bracey SCHOOIMNEDOLLGDS sis sien sic ct si seu a ve. Nancy Boatwright Mary Griffin BOveor ule Le eMANACC la. wl latme. Mt eeneteee Fours iso's fore NICK Snoddy eee cme. COPE Mem eit sat. awe less est... ., JOHN Wright PACULLCYOAOVISOL Gm sties ols Belishhe (o0 es s setae Mrs. Fontaine Mr. Rainey ol PRINCIPAL: Mr. Driscoll Tedeorenst Orda me... Beulah RoZet lace ae. Elizabeth Lann... . Christine Bryant... JONNSGrILC nies coerce. Pranks berscow a) a. mee CECl Isa DSCOLLs. smrtcure Evelyn Seay Pe iG RAY eLUe LOM. a. octet. Valarie Baird (Absent) CASHIERS SCHOOL CASHIER: Evelyn Seay . e e e e e e e es Room Ih Ae Ra OS A 6 Rea oD 6 6 @ a 4 @ o oo Heofen e e es e J ° ° e e Room 2 4 4 oot els ole e Esc Et emer tOORTE ere ee I A ar Gfelie te: pen ee A ce ee ATE: Poe te rs BOGS er Bienes: ous Rn clicnouctteees weir ULUroly vile (etic et see LeDOravory 52 4 oe is Oe ol a SCIENCE CLUB PRESIDENT: Richard Morgan VICE-PRES: Frances Kidd SECRETARY: Ella Senger TREASURER: Dan Wade REPORTER: Rupert Ferguson ADVISER: Mr. Sadler FIRST ROW: Thornhill Snoddy, Lucille Cunningham, Frances Hawley, Rupert Ferguson, Frances Kidd, Richard Morgan, Dan Wade, Mildred Ripley, Ruth Safritt, Norma Allen, Wilson Ragland. SECOND ROW: Lennie Wiseman, Waldo Wiseman, Sarah Wright, Marshall Agee, Hay Baber, Maude Jones, Virginia Glover, Mary Strasburg, Margaret Shumaker, Earl Rush. THIRD ROW: Billy Cole, Harris Dunkum, Lloyd Carter, Tommy Shumaker, Richard Gary, Calvin Blackwell, Cleveland Elcan, Lelia Taylor, Mr. Sadler. FOURTH ROW: Tom Taylor, John Morgan, Edison Crews, Franklin Spencer, Ray Ingle, Junius Oliver, Bobby Tapscott. ABSENTEES: Lightbourne Bersch, Bobby Camden, Muriel Dunevant, Tom Fitzgerald, John Oliver, Lacy Rush, Ella Senger, Dorsey Sutton. 53 PRESIDENTS OTA ADAM A xT oiCRETAR ae. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD’ ROW: FOURTE ROW: FIFTH ROW: ABSENTEES $ ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB Evelyn Seay VICH-PRES: Franklin Spencer Dorothy Bryant REPORTER: Bobby Camcen Evelyn Seay, Franklin Spencer, Dorothy Bryant, Bobby Camden. Pamela Blake, Donald Beck, Mollie Pearson, Doris Tapscott, Sarah Wright, Alice Smith, Estelle Coleman, Margaret Shumaker, Nannie Rene Dunnevant, Lenore Griffith, Lindsay Baber, Grace Payne, Theodore Bransford, Martha illen Jones, Doris Jamerson. Waldo Wiseman, Stanley Baber, Gladys Morris, Lessie Miller, Louise Stinson, Christine Bryant, Gladys Moss, Louise Call, Martha Morgan, Florence Lann, Marion Dorrier, Ethel Kitchen, alizabeth Lann, Lennie Wiseman, Ealnor Shumaker, Kate Parrott, Violet Lowe, Janie DeWitt, Robbie Moss. Tomny Shumaker, Tom Taylor, John Wright, Klizabeth Banton, Emmett Dunnevant, Lorena Banton, Ruby Stowe, Ruth Safritt. Thelma Baber, Alice Blackwell, Gladys Farrish, Mabel Gunter, Vivian Harding, Ruth Jamerson, Jean Kitchen, Martha Kitchen, Elizabeth Maxey, Mary Maxey, Mary Anna McLaughlin, Doris Patteson, Natalie Peters, Mildred Ripley, Charles Rush, Ruby Shumaker, Thornhill Snoddy, Harold Snoddy , Randolph Snoddy, Margaret Stanley. 54 PRESIDENT: VICE-PRES: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: ABSENTEES : HOBBY CLUB Katherine Allen SEC'Y-TREAS: Alease Cunningham Roy Emert REPORTER : Robert Wiseman ADVISER: Mr. Rainey Lindsay Baber, Mary Garrett, Katherine Allen, Roy Hmert, Alease Cunningham, Ruth Branch. Walter Dunkum, Donald Beck, Marshall Gunter, James Warren, Sim Gilliam, Lawrence Purvis, Mr. Rainey. Preston Crews, Clyde Davis, Orson Gillispie, Paul Shores, John Winfrey, Robert Wiseman. 55 HOME IMPROVEMENT PRESIDENT: Martha Ellen Jones ADVISER: Miss Hall SEC. AND TREAS: Katherine Allen FIRST ROW: Maude Jones, Evelyn Gregory, Mary Garrett, Sadie Wooten, Mattie Seay, Sue Bracey, Katherine Allen, Alice Smith, Coleen Wright, felen Burks, Martha Ellen Jones, Dorothy Bryant, Helen Baughan, Martha Morgan, Myrtle Chidester, Beatrice Rosen. SECOND ROW: Pearl Christian, Miss Hall, Marion Dorrier, Lorena Banton, Gracie Taylor, Irene Ragland, Edna Smith. ABSENTEES; Valarie Baird, Elizabeth Banton, Doris Barwick, Lela Clabo, Susie Self, Leota Senger, Margurite Wooten. 56 PRESIDENT : SEC 'Y-TREAS: SEATED : STANDING: LIBRARY CLUB Katherine Allen REPORTER: Alease Cunningham Frances Hawley ADVISER: Mrs. Nuckols Myrtle Chidester, Alease Cunningham, Ruth Branch, Pearl Christian, Mildred Wright, Bessie Frame, Doris Barwick, Anne Absher, Annie Bell Moss, Maude Jones. Katherine Allen, Frances Hawley, Lois Ragland, Annie Whitlow, Mrs. Nuckols. 57 FIuST ROW: ABS NTaks ; SAFsTY PATROL John Oliver, Lieut. of boys; Lloyd Carter; Aubrey Hardigaan; Lindsay Rush; John Morgan, Jr.; Franklin Spencer; Geraldine Flood; Doris Tapscott; Catherine Beatty, Lieut voteeciclss. VWinnicwbavis Doris Robertson; Anne Charlton; Dorothy Rush; Mr. Driscoll, Principal; John Emert, Captain, standing in bus. Billy Spencer, Ella Senger. 58 2, A 4 Hq S H, ‘ | a we bb, , “ yf BOYS' BASKETBALL Mr. Spencers, fs) oc) 1s psmetts cast ome Eis) am mt mem ORG It Carl ROSOM sos eeu sale eeleemcMneels 1s Mamenns EEO Ltt Lr) LINE UP Oly G6 Davis. -cnscntscseme came Neue mts mec Mate an Forward JONn MOrganwhsrrisS | ceecmenie = -1 i+ i scen nem OLWO LG Har] GHOZel 1) Wiens eee atch. omen. wt meme OL We LG. Erank Shumakeres) 8290s o. cmteu sms mo tieuistra ts me OL WEL OnTSOn GLUT Sp1G Vearen citetten ou calceit smectic iam CN Get Gar U ROSEN 5 1s oct euselee fel� eulitewis tel se vimnuual BPHesS tL CLOSUCUT 5. ts - Sap etusiits boltcduststmee aul G yeh aan hore of eyo Te Dd A A ee (EE i, JOHN Grit tine st rcwle nettstes ass «lcm oMsmismieenrGUGT O JOHN MOrZanie me's cc. se celenl so) tetnet= ene eee set ae OU RESULTS FOR SEASON BOYS GIRLS Games Won - Games Won - ll Games Lost - 12 Games Lost - ll Miss Lapsley.. Virginia Llewellyn Marietta Baird Ruby Crews . Dorothy Gillispie. Narie Pearson Lucy Bowling . Mary Griffin . Christine Johnson Virginia Llewellyn Virginia McCraw . Mattie Seay . Margaret Shumaker . ABSENTEES : Virginia McCraw, Mattie Seay. BaSKETBALL TEAM - COACH CaPTAIN Forward Forward Forward Forward Center Forward Center Guard - Guard - Guard -Guard eGuard eGuard CAPTAIN. . CO-CAPTAIN. MANAGER . . BASEBALL TEAM e e e e ° e e ° e e e e e e ° e e e John Griffin e e e . e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e Carl Rosen e e e e e ° e e e e e e e e e ° e (; lar ence Phaup ASS'T MANAGER e e e e ° ° e e e e e e ° e e e -Preston Smith COACH. .. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: ABSENTEES ; ° e e e ° e ° e e e e e e e e e e Mr. Spencer David Bryant, Carroll Gills, George Dolan, Ernest LeSueur, John Griffin, Carl Rosen, Jack Moss, Earl Rozell, Mr. Spencer. James Warren, Orson Gillispie, Harold Ferguson, John Morgan Harris, George McLuaghlin, Dan Senger, Ivan Davis, Frank Shumaker, Lacy Rush. Cale Harvey, Preston Crews, Forrest Guthrie, John Wright, Rufus Oliver, Harris Dunkum, Dan Wade, John Morgan. Clyde Hughes, Junius Oliver, Bobby Tapscott, Lawrence Purvis, Bob Wiseman, Richard Gary, Richard McCraw. Anderson Banton, Alex Mottley. 62 MONCGRAM CLUB SPONSORS Miss Lapsley Mir. Spencer FIRST ROW: Orson Gillispie, Frank Shumaker, Ernest LeSueur, Carl Rosen. ECCND ROW: Marietta Baird, Lucy Bowling, Miss Lapsley, John Griffin, Mr. Spencer, Mable Ragland, Dorethy Gillispie ww Mary Griffin. THIRD ROW: Christine Johnson, Marie Pearson, Ruby Crews, Margaret Shumaker, Virginia Llewellyn. ABSENTEES ; Virginia McCraw, Mattie Seay, Nell Oliver, Earl Rozell, David Bryant, John Morgan Harris, Clyde Davis, Alex Mottley. 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