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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

, AMW f WJA7? +. Vfdviiragwy 'dr-Z?'7'fb73 - , io! Vwwf ff? CONTENTS Bookl VIEWS OF B. C. H. S. Book II ADMINISTRATION Book III CLASSES Book IV CLUBS BookV ATHLETICS Book VI FEATURES BookVII ADVERTISEMENTS FV REWORT Wfe, the Senior Class of 1948, do publish this fifth edition of THE BUCCANEER with one thought in mind. We hope that, in years to come as we glance over its pages, it will bring fond memories of the happy days We spent at B. C. H. S. B. C. H. s., FAREWELL Dear Central, now the day draws nigh XVhen We shall sadly say goodbye, But happy memories we shall hold, Worth more to us than so much gold. We see ourselves, thc Freshmen new Who didn't know just what to do, But soon through parties, picnics, plays, We overcame that greenhorn daze. We thank you for those days of glee, And may you in the future be The rock of hope and inspiration, You were to this our generation. Now, Central, as we say adieu, Our thoughts will ever be of you. We Seniors wish you luck and fame, And may you ever be the same, Dear old Central! -FLORA BALLOWE bedication To MR. HENRY AYRES SOUTHALL, who for more than thirty years faithfully served as a member of the Buckingham County School Board, we take pride in dedicating the 1948 volume of THE BUCCANEER. V. , W zzszg Q , 21 M x if x , J 1 . XJ f r l B III-il EHAM IIHUNTY SEHIIUL HH T. STANLEY JEFFREY, Chairman ................. Marshall District EDGAR SOUTHALL ,..,...., ....,. ...... F r ancisco District ROLFE H. Woon .....,..,. ..., J ames River District C. HAMILTON AGEE, JR. .... ...... M aysville District T. A. MAXEY ........,...................... Slate River District NOT PICTURED PLUMMER F. JONES . . . ...........,...., ....... S uperintendent FRANK JOHNS ,..... . . . , . .Curdsville District MRS. LAURA P. HAYES .... ............. C lerk Principal IRVING S. DRISCOLL FACULTY FIRST Row: Mrs. Jean Sadler Moore, Substitute Librarian, Miss Ruth Charlton, Music, English, Science: Miss Elizabeth V. Forbes, English, Vocational Guidance, Physical Health, Mr. Irving S. Driscoll, Principal, Mrs. Lorna Scott, Mathematics, English, Miss Harriet Johns, Home Economics, Mrs. Minnie T. Bransford, Algebra, Social Science. BACK ROW: Miss Susan French, Typing, Shorthand, Mrs. Grace Rainey, Economic Geography, English, History, Mr. C. C. Banton, Shop, Mrs. Eva Vefelle, Typing, Bookkeeping, Physical Health, Mr. Gordon L. Baldwin, Vocational Agriculture, Physical Heal.hg Mrs. Josa Baldwin, English, History, Physical Health, Mr. Pilcher Sadler, Biology, Geometry, Chemistry, Physical Health. ABSENT: Miss Judith Corson, History, Latin, Mrs. Kitty King, English, Physical Health, Mr. I. W. Pendleton, Institutional On-The-Farm Training, Veterans, Miss Vergilia Sadler, Librarian. PRINCIPAUS OFFICE SAFETY PATROL BUS DRIVERS BUIIIIHNEEH ST FF MYRA BRACEY ...,,. POWELL ANDERSON. . . JOHN ELLIOT RANSON, MARY FRANCES JOSEPH .... . A JIMMY SCOTT ........ BOBBY HADEN ...... FLOYD NEAL WORD. . . SARAH BOWLING .... AUDREY JAMERSON. . . . , .Erlitor-in-Chief . . . .Assistant Editor . . , . . . . . .Treasurer .Assistant Tl'C'tIXll1'6'l' . , .Busim'ss Managar . . Assistant Manager Aztwrtising Manager . . . . . .Sales Manager . . . , .Secretary SE IUH IJFFIIIEHS PfPXflil?71f-WILLARD PATTE soN Virc-Prcsiflwff--SAMUEL JOSEPH St'C'l'0fH7'J'-RITA MORGAN Tl'ms1u'c1'-FLORA BALLOXVE R0fl0l'fCl SADIE BANTON CLASS MOTTO We bave crossed ilae bayg the ocean lies before us. Flower Colors White Rose White and Green 1 AGEE, RAYMOND EARL Hunting and Fishing Club, Keep Virginia Green, Future Farmers of America. AYRES, MATTIE VIRGINIA Future Homemakers of America BAIRD, JAMES SPENCER Future Farmers of America, Hunting and Fishing Club, Commercial Club, 4-H Club. BANTON, IDA SADIE Beta Club, Hi-Y Club, Secre- tary, Future Homemakers of America, Safety Patrol, Bas- ketball, Manager. ANDERSON, JUAN RAYMOND Keep Virginia Green, 4-H Club, President, I-Ii-Y, Presi- dent. ' AYRES, WILLIAM SPENCER Beta Club, Vice Pres., Hi-Y Club, Commercial Club, Vice President, Future Farmers of America. BALLOXVE, FLORA ALICE Beta Club, Presidentg I-Ii-Y Club, Treasurer, 4-H Club, Future Teachers' Club, Sec- retary. BANTON, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH Choral Club, Future Home- makers of America. BEASLEY, MAILY ELIZABETH Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Hi-Y Club, 4-I-I Club. BAACEY, MYIKA ANNE Beta Club, Secretary, Hi-Y Club, Commercial Club, Pres- ident, 4-H Club. CHANDLER, HELEN DAVIDSON, MARY ANNE Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, 4-H Club. SE IUHS BOWLING, SARAH HATCPIER Hi-Y Club, Future Teachers' Club, Vice Pres., 4-H Club, Safety P a t r 0 l, Basketball Team. BRYANT, WILLIAM JOSEPH Future Farmers of America, 4-H Club, Commercial Club. CHRISTIAN , ANDREW MITCHELL Future Farmers of America, Keep Virginia Green, DAVIS, CHARLES EUGENE Future Farmers of America, Football Team, Commercial -Club, Keep Virginia Green. DAVIS, HENRY EARL 4-H Club, Future Farmers of America, Basketball Team, Capt., Baseball Team, Choral Club. GREGORY, CLETHERS ELIZABETH Choral Club, 4-H Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of America. HILL, THURMAN EDXVARD Keep Virginia Green, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club. JAMERSON, AUDREY Hi-Y Club, 4-H Club, Re- porter, Science Club, Sec'y- Treas.g Basketball Team. GARNETT, HUGH FRANCIS Hi-Y Club, Choral Club, Keep Virginia Green. HARRIS, PETE FRANCIS Future Farmers of America, Hunting and Fishing Club, Keep Virginia Green, 4-H Club. HUDDLESTON, DOROTHY MAE Hi-Y Club, Beta Club, Fu- ture Homemaker of America, 4-H Club. JOSEPH, SAMUEL JOHN LANN, KITTY ELLEN Future Homcmakers cf America. MAXEY, MARY CLAIUSSA Hi-Y Club, Beta Club. MCFADDEN, BEATIUCE PAULINE Future Homemakers of America MORGAN, Rum WANDA Hi-Y Club, Prcsidentg 4 H Club, Secretaryg Beta Club Band, Basketball Team. Moss, MILDRED Beta Club, Treasurer, Hi-Y Club, Future Homemakers of America. Moss, VIVIAN MARIE Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Safety Patrol. PALMORE, ERNEST DABNEY, JR. Keep Virginia Green, Com- mercial Club, Hunting and Fishing Club. RAGLAND, HELEN MARIE 4-H Club, Safety Patrol, Lieutenantg Commercial Club, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica. Moss, SHIRLEY OVERTON Keep Virginia Green, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club, Future Farmers of America. O,BRIEN, EUGENE THOMAS Hunting and Fishing Club, Keep Virginia Green, Future Farmers of America. PATTESON, LUTHER XVILLARD Hi-Y Club, Secretary, Art Club, Beta Club, Keep Vir- ginia Green, Future Farmers of America, 4-H Club. RANSON, JOHN ELLIOT Hi-Y Club, Treasurer, Keep Virginia Green, Science Club, Band, Basketball Team. REYNOLDS, JANIE ELIZABETH Choral Club RUSH, HAZEL JANE Choral Club, 4-H Club, Com- mercial Club. SEAY, RICE LAWRENCE Hunting and Fishing Club Future Farmers of America Keep Virginia Green. SPRINGER, ALLENE 4-H Club, Choral Club, Hunting and Fishing Club. SE IUHS RUSH, BRUCE ALLAN Keep Virginia Green, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club. SCOTT, JAMES LEONARD Basketball Team, Football Team, Hi-Y Club, Science Club, Keep Virginia Green, Baseball Team. SHORES, DORIS MARIE 4-H Club, Choral Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of America. TALBOTT, THOMAS WAYNE Hi-Y Club, Hunting and Fish- ing Club, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Football Team, Keep Virginia Green. TAPSCOTT, HENRY RALPH Future Farmers of America, Vice President, Hi-Y Club, 4-H Club. THOMAS, MARY ELIZABETH Beta Club, Choral Club WOOTEN, ELLA MAE Beta Club, Reporter, Future Homemakers of A m e r i c a, Choral Club, Hi-Y Club. WORD, FLOYD NEAL Art Club, Band, Hi-Y Club, Science Club, Keep Virginia Green, Football Team. TAYLOR, GEORGE EDMOND, JR. Hunting and Fishing Club, Future Farmers of America, Keep Virginia Green. TONEY, JOHN LEE, JR. Keep Virginia Green, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club, Future Farmers of America. WORD, DAVE, JR. Band, Science Club, Hi-Y Club, Choral Club, Keep Vir- ginia Green, Safety Patrol, Captain, Football Team. UNIIIH IIFPIIIEHS Prwsizlwzt ...... . . . POWELL ANDERSON Vin'-Presirlmt . . . .... BOBBY MORGAN Secretary .... . . , MEREDITI1 SPENCER Treasurer . . . .... MARION DUNKUM JUNIUHS Adcock, Maude Anderson, jimmy Anderson, Powell Anderson, Shields Atwater, Nina Baber, Joyce P Baber, Sidney Banton, George Barker, Lolean Bryant, Harvey Bryant, Nellie Mae Catlett, Cornell Crow, Shep Davidson, Charles Davidson, Peggy Davis, Eugene R. Davis, Martha Dixon, Fred Dowdy, Gladys Duncan, Mildred Dunkum, Alton Dunkum, Edith Dunkum, Marion Dunkum, Marvin Duty, Bertha Eldridge, Barbara Ellis, Richard Garnett, Harold Garrett, Gracie Glover, Alice Griffin, Jesse Gowin, Hazel Gunter, Charles Haden, Bobby Huddleston, Delores jamerson, Ivanhoe jamerson, Wilbur Joseph, Mary Frances Main, james McLaughlin, Robert Miller, Ann Morgan, Bobby Morgan, Jerry Moss, Pete Moss, Singleton Mottley, Earl O'Brien, Connie Peters, Ruby .IUNIUHS JUNIIJHS Pitts, Arthur Rafferty, Esther Roberts, Ruby Rozcll, Billy Rush, Lucille Salmon, Jane Shepherd, Billy Joe Shores, Dewey Southall, Sarah Spencer, Meredith Springer, Arthur Stanley, Ethelene Sutton, Helen Talbott, Hunter Taylor, Kitty Thomas, Louise Toney, Walter White, Alvin Worley, Mary Wood, Albert Word, Ann Worsham, Dorothy Wooten, Jack Wright, Charlie Absher, Earl Adcock, Albert Adcock, Franklin Blackwell, James Branch, George Christian, Robert Davis, Billy Adcock, Louise Svrfion A ...,.... Miss SUSAN FRENCH Adcock, Marie Atkins, Evelyn Ayres, Kathryn Baird, Porter Banton, Louise Bishop, Ruth Bond, Juanita Bryant, Rebecca Absent Duty, Charles Parrish, Shirley SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President ...... . . . BARBARA KNOTT Vice-Prexidvrzz' .... ..... R UTI-I GRIGG Ser-relary ,.,.. . . . EDGAR JOHNSON Tmnxzzrzfr , . , .... BLSSIE SE11' Cody, Anna Coleman,tMarjorie Cook, Lois Davis, Ruth Dunkum, Janet Dunkum, Violet Dunncvant, Emma SIJPHIJMIJHES Seriion 9B ..,. , . , O. P. SADLER Gordon, Johnnie Hardiman, Howard Hardiman, James Johnson, Edgar Lewellyn, Billy Layne, James Lyon, Ralph Lyon, Ray Meek, John Moore, Tom O'Bricn, Melvin Seay, Marshall Grigg, Ruth Harris, Katie Jamerson, Corn jamcrson, Werta Kitchen, Joan Knott, Barbara LeSueur, Frances O'Bricn, Christine SUPHII UHE5 Scrfirm 9C ...... Miss -IUDZTH Co1xsoN Pearson, John Rosen, Franklin Sealy, Paul Self, Waltei' Sharp, Willie Sprouse, Wallace Tapscott, Douglas Tapscott, Edgar Taylor, Albert Taylor, Marvin Taylor, Wfalter Tony, Percy Trent, Richard Absent YVl1orley, Doris XVhite, Palmer Wlooten, Bill Palmore, Evelyn Ripley, Shirley Rush, Jewell Seal, Viva Self , Bessie Shumaker, Edith Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Liza Lee XVright, Pearl Patterson, Marcia Spencer, Margaret Ayres, Roy Banton, Herman Banton, Wesley Bishop, Austin Davis, James Dorrier, Paul Dowdy, Jackie Duty, Warren FHESHME Section 8A . . . MRS. MINNIIE BRANSFORD Jamerson, Carrington Mottley, Eugene Shumaker, Franklin Stinson, James Manis, Jack Moss, john Patteson, Riley Peters, Paul Price, Monroe Rice, Billy Thomas, Horace Wooten, Raymond Absent FRESHMEN OFFICERS PI'f'Sil1l'IIf ..,...,., CLAUDE ANDERSON Vice-Pwsiflwzl ,..,... ANN SI-IIIPHERD S1'r'rr'fary-Trz'usnrr'r ..,... JAMES DAVIS Rf-jmrivr .......,... KITTY SHUMAKER Baird, Joyce Banton, Alma Moore, I-Iarweda Poe, Eileen Reynolds, June Reynolds, Lynda Taylor, Lillian Thomas, Clarence Waycaster, Billy Chandler, Nadine FHESHMEN Svriian SB . , . . . . Mus. Eva VERELL12 Agec, Wfilliam Christian, Ernest Glovcr, Harold Harris, Wfarren Morris, Donald Moss, Beverly Patteson, Rudd Randolph, Raymond Shores, Roy Bryant, Naomi Cobb, Elizabeth Fender, Fushia Hackett, Katie Wriglmt, Albert Absent Ripley, Goldie Harris, Roxic Hickman, Ida Horne, Ruby Jamerson, Gladys Lann, Betty Manis, Ruby Miles, Ruby Murphy, Janie O'Brieri, Frances Ragland, Louise Talbott, Kate Page Thomas, Shirley XVorslaarn, Mary Lee Agee, Marguerite PHESHME Section C ,.... . Miss RUTH CHARLTON Anderson, Claude Bryant, Addison Fair, Eugene Ragland, Franklin Wooten, Charles Ayres, Rae Banton, Louise Charlton, Barbara Crute, Page Fulcher, Marie Glover, Bobbie Gregory, Marion Absent Maxey, William Jones, Estenc jones, Lorene Mowbray, Thelma O'Bryant, Frances Oliver, Jeanette Rosen, Phyllis Shepherd, Ann Shumaker, Kitty Toney, Jean Toney, Ruth Turnes, Jean Wiseinan, Juanita O' 1 - x , ' X V 'N . , I? ,Q Q , 0 5534- NQTQIY? MXWXN . - ' Q Q W N7 00 4' ART CLUB BAND BETA CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB CHORAL CLUB 4-I-I CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SENIOR CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA JUNIOR CLUB FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SENIOR CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA JUNIOR CLUB HI-Y CLUB HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB X I 1? 45' I 1 X 16 - ff I-'ii'-Ei. xx BUY ' FIJUTB I.I. TEAM ' Wfayne Talbott Marvin Dunkum Jesse Griiiin . , . Singleton Moss , Bobby Haden . . Authur Springer Pete Moss ...,. Eugene Davis . . Shields Anderson Gene Davis ..... .... An., Coach .,., .......,....,,.., H . E. GRIFFIN Co-Captains ...,,... SINGLETON Moss, JESSE GIUFMN Back Back Back Back End End End End End End Jimmie Scott ...,. , . . Shep Crow . . . Johnnie Gordon .... Wfnllacc Sprouse . , . Floyd Neal Vford . . Charlie Wright , . . Brother Pitts . . . Dave Word .,... George Branch . . . Tom Moore . . Center Center Center Guard Guard Guard Guard Tackle Tackle Tackle BI1Y5'B SHETB LL TE Alton Dunkum Earl Davis . . . Jimmie Scott . WayIIe Talbott jesse Griffin . . Coach , , , ,... HARRY E. GRIFFIN, JR. Cupfain . . . . . . EARL DAVIS . . . . ,... Center . . . Forward . . Forward ...Guard . . I Guard Bobby Haden . . . Singleton Moss . . . Richard Ellis . . . Eugene Davis .... Marvin Dunkum . . . Center Forward Forward , Guard . Guard GIRLS' B SHETB LI. TE Sarah Bowling Edith Shumaker Hazel Gowin . . . Sadie Banton .... Rita Morgan ..,. Ann Word .... Kitty Taylor , . . Gracie Garrett , . . , . , Coach . 4 . . , . BARBARA SHUMAKER Captain .... ,...... A NN Wolxlu C0-Captain ,... . . . HAZEI. GOXYIIN Manager . . . . . , SADIE BANTON C0-Manager . . .... RITA MORGAN . . , , Forward Flora Ballowe . . . . . , . . , Forward Kitty Shumaker . . . . Forward Jane Salmon . . . . . . . Guard Audrey Jamcrson . . , . Guard Ann Shepherd . . . . , Guard . . , , Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward . Guard . Guard L MOST I ntcllecimzl Loyal Pojmlnr FLORA BALLOXVE MYRA BRACEY RITA MOIKGAN BILLY AYRES JOHN RANSON JIIVIMY SCOTT BEST I , A X . I if Looking Dressed S fzorlx RITA MORGAN JOHN TONEY WAYNli TAL13OT'r SAMMY JOSEPH MARIE Moss MYIKA BRACEY I BIGGEST Gm-nzblers Flirfs Babies EUGENE DAVIS WAYNE TALBOTT HIEIKBEIRT MAXIEY DORIS SHORES AUDREY JAMERSON SARAH BOWLING Vvmzfilz' Musical Alhlzffic EARI. DAVIS JUAN ANDERSON EARL DAVIS FI.oRA BALLOVUE AI-LENE SPRINGER SADIE BANTON N al' II rm! Dzrrzcwx Personality JAMES BAIRD BEATRICE MCFADIJEN JIMMY SCOTT MA'l I'lIi AYRES JOHN TONEY MARIE Moss DlIJ'!lfl'llIl1l'l'.Y Tal kvrs B11Lf6l'S MAIKY ANN DAVIDSON BRUCE RUSH BRUCE RUSH WILLARD PATTESON SARAH BOWLING HELEN RAGLAND B EKW H11 GLANCE History is an account of past events and the history of B.C.H.S. would be incomplete without the record of the Class of '48. As we Freshmen approached Central High in September, 1944, we peered cautiously around, for everything was new and strange. If we had seen anything familiar wc would probably have fainted. There were many unfamiliar faces, but several of the strangers smiled cordially. Some of us had difficulty in finding our classes at first. We would burst into senior home rooms or classes, at which the upper classmen would roar, to our dis- comfiture. Nevertheless, we soon began to feel more comfortable. We were welcomed warmly by our freshmen teachers, Mrs. Bransford, Miss Charlton, Mr. Sadler, and Miss Forbes. By joining clubs such as the 4-H and Hi-Y clubs and attending parties sponsored by them we made new friends and really had fun. Although we enjoyed our freshman days, we were glad to return the following year as Sophomores. By this time we had gained more confidence, which was displayed by our presentation of several assembly programs. A great improvement, the movie projector, was added to our school during the year. We were delighted with it. Most of us took biology when We were sophomores and some were unlucky enough to have this class before lunch. We found out what made many insects and animals tick , but somehow failed to get around to chloroforming the mice that ravaged our lockers. There were many clubs which we could join this year. There were the junior Science Club, Future Homemakers, F.F.A., and Forest Fire Fighters. To be eligible for the Beta Club we had to make at least a B average, character, achievement and leadership. Eight of us were initiated. There were a few brave students who tried for the basketball teams and have made outstanding players. Cn returning to school in September of '46 we were almost surprised to find ourselves Juniors. After all weren't juniors about as important as Seniors? We thought so any way funtil we failed to receive our diplomasj. Most of us enjoyed the year tremendously, but some of us enjoyed it too much and made dangerously low grades. However, most of us survived. The greatest event of the season, as usual, was the junior-Senior Prom. We had almost as much fun planning and preparing for it as we did at the big affair. We decided to have it informal, much to the dismay of many Seniors who wanted the usual formal. Half of the gym was for dancing and half for games. In this way everyone could participate. Another momentous event was held at B.C.H.S. during the year. This was the Carnival. One of the most amusing contests was that of neck measuring. The person having the smallest neck received a prize. This was awarded to Irving Driscoll, jr. Later several skits were presented and the Carnival closed with two girls doing a Hula dance. There were several parties sponsored by various clubs and a hay ride sponsored by the Hi-Y. A Beta Convention was held in April in Richmond. just before exams the Seniors made a trip to Jamestown, Williamsburg and Yorktown. A few of the Juniors were lucky enough to be included. This tour of these historical places is long to be remembered. At commencement quite a few girls were ushers, which made this seem more important than previous graduations. Our time was drawing near and .... On September 12, We entered Central High School as Seniors. Our cup was literally running over and there were so many things to be crowded into this, our last year. One of our first activities was to present a play for Book Week in which we enacted parts of books and characters from books. Some of us attended a I-Ii-Y Convention held in Lynchburg. The Commercial Club toured Charlottesville one day and everyone seemed to have a splendid time. Ordering our rings was one of the most exciting occasions this year. We have also measured for our caps and gowns and received our calling cards. Plans have not been made for our Senior trip and we don't know what the juniors are planning for our Junior-Senior Prom, but we are sure it is going to be swell. We have so much to look forward to! Even though our dreams are about to come true, dear readers, we regret to leave Central. In leaving, we wish to say that we think our teachers have been the bex! and we wish to thank them for their splendid instruction. In the forth- coming days we shall look back at the glorious days spent at B.C.H.S. and treasure these happy memories. Venimus, Vidimus, Vicimus ! L ST WILL I-IND TESTIINIENT We, the members of the Class of 1948 of The Buckingham Central High School, having extracted the last ounce of knowledge from our dilapidated textbooks, do consider it our duty and privilege to make these our last and most concentrated requests: I, Allene Springer, do will and bequeath to Ann Word my interest in Sammy Joseph. I, Sarah Bowling, do will and bequeath to Sarah Van Southall my ability to talk. I, james I.. Scott, do will and bequeath my bow tie to Mr. Driscoll. I, Raymond Agee, do will and bequeath to john Pearson my wavy hair. I, juan Anderson, do will and bequeath to jessie Grirlin my high polished manners. I, Billy Ayres, do will and bequeath my position in the Beta Club to Hunter Talbott. I, Mildred Moss, do will and bequeath to ,loyce Baber my position as treasurer of the Beta Club. I, .lanie Reynolds, do will and bequeath my Betty Grablc figure to Mabel Lann, I, Clarissa Maxcy, do will and bequeatl1 my ability to attend school to Billy Rozcll. I, Lenarius Maxey, do will and bequeath my blond hair to Dewey Shores. I, Shirley Moss, do will and bequeath part of my flesh to Billy Davis. I, George Taylor, do will and bequeath my flirting ability to Gladys Dowdy. I, Rita Morgan, do will and bequeath my No. I Basketball suit to anyone small enough to get into it. I, Beatrice McFadden, do will and bequeath to Gladys Dowdy my ability to jitterbug. I, james Baird, do will and bequeath my ability to sit down and be quiet to Shields Anderson. I, Elizabeth Beasley, do will and bequeath my flirtatious brown eyes to Cornell Catlett. I, XVillie Bryant, do will and bequeath my height to Jackie Dowdy. I, Mary Thomas, do will and bequeath my ability to ignore boys to Violet Dunkum. I, Pele llarris, do will and bequeath my seat in agriculture class to jimmy Anderson. I, Thurman Hill, do will and bequeath my quietness to Brother Pitts. I, Audrey blamerson, do will and bequeath to jimmy Anderson my ability to flirt. I, Kitty Lann, do will and bequeath to Gracie Garrett my sweet and even temper. I, Sammy joseph, do will and bequeatl1 my high school good times to whoever can take up where I left off. I, Herbert Maxey, do will and bequeath my ability to skip class to anyone risky enough to take it up. I, Hazel Rush, do will and bequeath to any sophisticated pupil my interest in a certain freshman boy. I, Eugene Davis, do will and bequeath my scat in history class to Wallace Sprouse. I, Myra Braeey, do will and bequeath a meager portion of my excessive weight to Rebecca Bryant. I, Eugene O'Brien, do will and bequeath my ability to keep out of trouble to Don Morris. I, Doris Shores, do will and bequeath my curly, red hair to Barbara Eldridge. I, Willard Patteson, do will and bequeath my ability to be class president to Dick Ellis. I, Virginia Banton, do will and bequeath my seat on the bus on the Commercial Club trip to Jewell Rush. I, Rice Seay, do will and bequeath my ability to dream up inventions and never use them to any science- mindcd student. I. Mae Wooten, do will and bequeath to Bertha Duty my ability to stay away from Appomattox and surrounding territory. I, Bruce Rush, do will and bequeath my ability to leave the girls alone to Pete Moss. I, Ralph Tapscott, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Bransford on the bus to Jerry Morgan. I, Hugh Garnett, do will and bequeath my wavy hair to Arthur Springer. I, Mattie Ayres, do will and bequeath to Evelyn Atkins my sweet and angelic disposition. I, Clethers Gregory, do will and bequeath my grades to any Junior who is foolish enough to take them. I, john Ii. Ranson, do will and bequeath my chemistry grades to Brother Pitts. I, Mitchell Christian, do will and bequeath to Walter Toney my good behavior. I, Dave NVord, do will and bequeath my ability to drive the bus to Billy joe Shepherd. I, Helen Ragland, do will and bequeath to Marion Gregory my ability to be quiet and ignore the mascu- line sex. - I, Sadie Banton, do will and bequeath my position as secretary of the Hi-Y Club to Marion Dunkum. I, john Toney, do will and bequeath to jimmy Anderson my ability to dress. I, Floyd Neal Word, do will and bequeath to Bobby Morgan my ability to read funny books in history. I, Dorothy I-Iuddlestnn, do will and bequeath my ability to study to Viva Seal. I, Marie Moss, do will and bequeath to Edith Shumaker my ability to laugh and chew gum. I, Cleveland Morris, do will and bequeath to any freshman my ability to be quiet. I, Mary Ann Davidson, do will and bequeath to Ruby Peters my ability to attract bus drivers. I, lirncst Palmore, do will and bequeath to Kayo Nicholas my ability to smoke. I, Wfayne Talbott, do will and bequeath my ability to walk out of class to anyone that will try it. I, Earl Davis, do will and bequeath my good looks to Singleton Moss. I, Helen Chandler, do will and bequeath to Martha Davis my fashionable Tennessee swing. We, Iivelyn Meek and Flora Ballowe, do will and bequeath our interest in the creamery and also our soap boxes to Mary Frances joseph and Martha Davis. Signed and Sealed by The Dignified Seniors Hereunto have we set our hands and seals this day in the year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-Eight. Man WooTeN EVELYN Mmzit PHUPHEIIY We Seniors have a hard time! The teachers think that we can learn everything in a few, short lessons. My work had piled up until I felt that I would never get through and here was an article five pages long that I must read before I could go to sleep. The article read Ten years from now we will be living in a different world. The sun was shining, the birds were singing and I found myself walking along a beautiful road. Before me was a white cottage. It was all shining and new. In the doorway stood Sarah and Juan. I stopped, Why I didn't know this house was here. Sarah giggled, NVe just finished it on June 6, l9S8. Wayne Talbott and Evelyn Meek stepped out on the porch. Come in Rita, Wayne yelled, we're looking at a telecast of my latest Broadway Hit, 'Central's Magic Circle.' Allene Springer is directing the music and the hit of the show is the dancing team, Toney and McFadden. The press says they're better than Astaire and Rogers ever were. Suddenly the house was no longer there. A red convertible drew up beside mc. The driver hailed me, Want a tide, Rita? It was the voice of Earl Davis. Beside him sat Shirley Moss smoking a long Rum River Crook. In the back seat sat Thurman Hill, Mitchell Christian and Bruce Rush. They were on their way to New York to see jimmy Scott pitch his first game in the World Series. Can't go with you today, I said, They drove away in a cloud of dust. Along the way I noticed a large brick schoolhouse. There was a group of girls playing basketball under the supervision of Miss Myra Bracey. As Myra was pointing out to me the various buildings on the campus, I noticed Rice Seay and Herbert Maxey standing on the doorstep of the Agricultural building. Myra offered to take me over the school plant. When we were near the end of a long hall, a man stepped out of the principal's office. He was baldheaded. Isn't that Billy Ayres? I asked. Certainly, replied Myra, didn't you know he was our principal? just then two teachers came down the hall. It was Mary Elizabeth Beasley and Flora Ballowc. This is really a pleasure, I said, but I have to catch a bus. Three buses were waiting at the station when I walked in. Dave Word sat at the wheel of the nearest one. Talking to him was a very much dressed-up couple. When they turned, I recognized one of our B.C.H.S. bus drivers and Mary Ann Davidson. Mary Ann nodded her head and grains of rice fell from her hat. A voice behind me spoke. I turned to face Eugene O Brien dressed in khaki and Cleveland Morris in navy blue. So Uncle Sam got you, I said. W'e've just been home to attend the wedding of Floyd N. Word and his high school sweetheart. Yeah, said Eugene, it was some wedding, and you ought to have been there. I'm sorry I missed the wedding, I said. How have you boys been getting along? I like the Navy, was Cleveland's reply, and guess who I saw in Norfolk last week? Ernest Palmore and Lenarius Maxey, pilots for United Airlines. I saw Sadie Banton down at McGuire Hospital last week, chimed in Eugene. She makes a good head nurse, and in the office were Marie Moss and Helen Ragland typing away for dear life. just then the horn blew and I climbed aboard. Tickets, please. It was Raymond Agee working for the Greyhound bus line! I took my seat beside an elaborately dressed young lady. It was Helen Chandler on her way to her native Tennessee. The bus dropped me at my destination, and I called for a taxi to take me to the airport. As I got into the taxi a man rushed up, jumped into the taxi, threw down his brief case and said, Driver, you'll have to hurry if you expect me to catch that plane! I recognized the eminent scientist, Sammy joseph. He wore a small, black mustache and he seemed preoccupied. I must catch that plane, he muttered, if I'm to appear before Congress tomorrow. just then I glanced at the taxi driver's picture and recognized Willie Bryant. I-Ie was really stepping on the gas. We rushed into the airport for tickets. The girl behind the counter was Janie Reynolds and the hostess for the plane was Audrey jamerson. She really looked cute in that hostess uniform. The big plane landed and taxied to a stop. The pilot, john Ranson, came down the steps to speak to one of the guards. As I got on the plane I glanced back at the guard and recognized James Baird. We didn't have time to talk but he seemed to know me. Seeing a seat near the front of the plane, I sat down by a very sophisticated gentleman. He was nervously eyeing the ground as our plane soared into the blue. After he stopped looking below, I got a look at his face. In spite of his high forehead, I recognized my old pal Hugh Garnett. He still had his curls, As Hugh and I reminiseed about our old classmates, I inquired about XVillard Patteson, our president back in old '48, I've seen quite a bit of Willard, but he's busy just like me, replied Hugh. He is manager of the art department for Esquire magazine. I wasn't surprised because I remembered he was quite artistic when I sat behind him in history class. Rita, have you heard about my big business? Hugh asked, removing a small calendar from his brief case. Writteii in big letters was Garnett,s Runless Hose. He gave me a pair to prove this statement. After a very bumpy landing, I stepped from the plane and clumsily dropped my purse. A polite man picked it up for me. It was Pete Harris. He was on his way to see his future wife. It seemed that many of our school-mates were working in the same town in which Pete's factory was located. Mae Wooten had a large beauty shop which specialized in hair dyeing. Her assistants were Doris Shores, Hazel Rush and Dorothy Huddleston. As we chatted, we happened to hear the announcer remind us of the daily broadcast of Mary Thomas and her Central Songstersf' Pete told me that Virginia Banton and her husband were also members of this famous hillbilly band. Pete faded away. Strolling along, I noticed the rolling fields of grain. Suddenly a voice came from fContinucdj o a corn field. I would never have recognized George Taylor with that huge straw hat on, but his voice seemed quite l'amiliar. How do you think I'm doing, Rita? Oh, George, this is the best farm I've seen around here. l'll bet you haven't seen Ralph Tapscott's big dairy farm over on the next hill. That's tops! XVho owns that charming little brick home on the left above your house? I questioned. Oh, Mildred Moss owns a big apartment house up there. Kitty Lann and Mattie Ayres board there in order to be near their bakery shop, and just guess who our milltman is-Eugene Davis! We have a slight disagreement almost every morning-that is when I have either too much or not enough milk.', l stopped by a very attractive restaurant for a cold drink. I was deeply interested in a newspaper when l felt someone pat me on the shoulder. I looked up and there stood Clarissa Maxey, but she wasn't Miss Maxey anymore. Beside her stood her husband. Clarissa had on a lovely hat. She had just bought it she said in Ralph Tapscott's new department store, and Clethers Gregory was a model there and just LIN SXVCCI IIS UVUF. The world before me again became blurred and there I was walking down my road once more. I could see faintly before me a stranger approaching. As he came nearer and nearer, his face became more and more familiar, and l knew at once it was the man of my dreams. l was suddenly aroused from my sleep by a loud voice. Rita, are you going to study all night? l realized then that I had been dreaming for hours, and like all dreams this one had no ending. I L 4 7 .L- ACROSS 22 Our School 23 Our Principal 24 Surname of 3 elafs members 25 Flora's middle name 26 A Sea buoy 27 ,Ianice's friend 29 W'idely known arguer 30 School Secretary 31 He whose motto is, Better late than never 32 Initials of Safety Patrol Captain 33 If.ugene's initials 34 Initials for Dot 55 Initials for a cute boy who rides bus No. 5 36 His name suggests goodness. ls he? 37 ...+- -L. RITA Mortoaw Myra's middle name Initials of a girl flirt One who forgets Monday is a school day A good typist who rides bus No. 1 An ex-GI's middle name Driver of bus No. 4 Initials for a small person with long name Class Secretary Big tallter's initials What Herbert and Lenarius aren't Name of the first Senior alphabetically Class Prcsident's initials His initials are G. T. You figure the rest Manager of girls' basketball team Wliat some Seniors work at Real name for Hatcher A tell tale in History IV Class Business manager of Tun Buccamnx That tall, handsome, blond boy DOWN One who loves a junior Our pet Freshman Full name of good-natured girl Our annual's name A musical boy Official flag-raiser A new comer's initials Initials of best-looking bo BURRUSS LAND AND LUMBER CO crap-2 If you Want lumber, call our number! We pay high prices on all Pine, Poplar and Hardwood lumber. Also cross ties. 'GP' DILLWYN, VIRGINIA PHONE 23 Virginia Dark-Fired Tobacco Growers Marketing Association, Inc. ! ! 1564! OPERATING WAREHOUSES Farmville, Lynchburg, Blackstone, and Bedford Sell Your Tobacco Wz't'h Your Own Organization THE BANK OF APPOMATTOX APPOMATTOX. VIRGINIA Congratulations and all good wishes to each member of the class of 1948 in this the beginning of your career. We shall welcome your counsel for we are confident that your ability, imagi- nation, vision. and enthusiasm, tempered by our conservatism and experience will result in our mutual benefit. Some of you Will doubtless accumulate Wealth, although We believe that the proper use of it is paramount to its accumulation. We shall always be ready, willing and anxious to assist you in your financial plans and problems. THE BANK OF APPOMATTOX APPOMATTOX. VIRGINIA THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK APPOMATTOX. VIRGINIA Prompt and Accurate Service 275 Interest on Savings Deposits Member Federal Reserve System Deposits Insured up to 35000.00 each. MOSES MOTOR COMPANY CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service That Satisfy Telephone 7702 APIDGMATTOII VIRGINIA K I L K A R E LAUNDRY - CLEANING - STORAGE Phone 500 FARIVIVIIIE, VIRGINIA AN DRE STUDIOS LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Moorefield Battery and H Y M AN ' S Parts C0 LADIES' APPAREL . The Economy Slore WHOLESALE 101 W. Main Street CI-IARI4Q,T'l'ESX7ILLE, VIIQGINIA CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA LET Us FINANCE FOR You M' W' Callaham 6' Sons' Inc. Cars, Trucks, Refrigerators, Wholesale Grocers Radios and all Electrical Equipment. LYNCI-IBURG. VIRGINIA See us before you buy. Charges reasonable, and payments arranged to suit. Watkins Awning C1 Sign Co. Buckingham County Bank Du-LWYN. VIRGINIA Manufacturers of Awnings and Venetian Blinds PITTS CHEVROLET SALES For Economical Transportation Buy a CHEVROLET Phone 2 SCOTTSVILLE, VIRGINIA OMCHUNDRO HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE SCOTTSVILLE, VIRGINIA The Farmville Herald Your Home County Newspaper News of Buckingham - Cumberland Prince Edward Counties in Virginia - 332.00 outside state - 252.50 Compliments of Virginia Music Shop LYNCHBURG, VIIQGINIA Ponton Theatre DILLWYN. VIRGINIA Burruss Land and Lumber Co. General Merchandise T5 Saw Mill Supplies Phone 31 DILLWYN, VIRGINIA TAYLOR - FORBES DodgcfPlymouth Cars Dodge Trucks International Harvester Farm Machinery rlil-IIRD STREET. FARMVILLE, VA. BRICKET OIL CO. ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM IMPLEMENTS BUICK CARS- NORGE HOME APPLIANCES PARMVILLE, VIRGINIA T. I. Epperson Company PRINTERS Printing of All Kinds Photo Offset Work Bank Forms Checks, Etc. BUCKINGHAM. VA. and MAN'I'Eo, VA. Dillwyn 50-F-O3 and 50-F-20 Dillwyn Dept. Store, Inc. DILLWYN, VA. Buckingham Countgfs Most Modern Dept. Store Lay-Away-Plan A small deposit will hold any item .A L. G. 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VIRGINIA Moon's Service Station Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Candy, Tobacco United States Tires, Batteries and Accessories Coleman Oil Heaters Easy and ABC Washers and Ironers C Bendix Radios Erigidaires and Frigidaire Service Ranges Water Heaters Home Freezers Cabinet Sinks Wall and Base Cabinets PHONE 21 SCOTTSVILLE, VA. J. E. Sears 6' Co., Inc. Manufacturers and Dealers In Building Material GRINELS MOTOR COMPANY Millwork Cement Sash Lime Doors Plaster Insulation Plaster Board SALES AND SERVICE Roofing Brick Paint Terra Cotta Pipe Builders Sand Hardware APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA Phone 102 Phone Appomattox 202 Lynchburg 4620 AIJIJOMIWIOXI VIRGINIA Everything To Build Anything J O S T E N I 5 MottIey's Construction Co., Inc. Jewelry and Stationery OWATONNA, MINNESOTA Contractor and Building Supply Dealer FARMVILLE, XIIRGINIA LUMBER - MILLWORK HARDWARE - PAINTS and BUILDING MATERIALS W. F. Paulett 6' Son SICOTTSVILL E, VIRGINIA J. H. EMERSON Pulp Wood Dealer DILLWYN. 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Altering - Repairing - Tailoring for Ladies and Gentlemen Charlie and Albert Johnson Newman Chevrolet Sales Company Chevrolet Sales and Service 1919 . , . , I948 Proprietors Main Street FARMVILLEI VIRGINIA PARMVILLE, VIRGINIA C. R. Dorrier fr Company Wanted MILK AND CREAM Farmville Creamery, Inc. Butter, Best Spread for Bread Ice Cream, a Eood as Well as a Dessert FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA The Quality Store Southern States FEEDS- - SEEDS - FERTILIZER Scorrsvirrri, VIRGINIA For Something New or Something Tried and True Stop at .Q ufyctenlieimeru.. LYNCHBURG, Vmoinm Buckingham Frozen Foods, Inc. DILLWYN. VIRGINIA MEI-XTS - PROCESSED Complete Service We Freeze To Please Ice - Frozen Foods - Lockers LeSueur-Richmond Slate Corporation Manufacturers of Buckingham Roofing Slate Slate Flag Stones For Walks and Driveways ARVONIA. VIRGINIA McGehee Furniture Co., Inc. Lynchburg's Leading Furniture Store 920-922 Main Street Telephones 810-81 l LYN-Cl-IBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments of J. J. Newberry Co. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Bruce and Taylor General Merchandise Pulpwood and Railroad Ties DILLWYN, VIRGINIA VALMONT DAIRY Home of Grade A Pasteurized Milk SGoTTsvII.I-13, VIRGINIA In Lynchburg N I-II-SCHOOLER FASHIONS Lynchburgis Quality Dept. Store JOHNSON 6' WEBB All Lines of Insurance and Real Estate D'lLLWYN, VIRGINIA Compliments of MICKEY MOSS PLACE Sandwiches and Hot Dogs Gas, Oil, Cold Drinks Louis Moss l4.,,. NEW CANTON, VA. F. A. BRAMHAM Buyer of PULP WOOD and CROSS TIES SCOTTSVILLE, VIRGINIA Compliments of Arvonia-Buckingham Slate Company ARVONIA, VIRGINIA Phone 42E24 CROW BROTH ERS DILLWYN, VIRGINIA Mrs. WiIson's Beauty Shoppe Lectronies Permanents Cold Waves Machine and Machineless Permanents Raux Tints Phone 30 DILLWYN. VIRGINIA Amiss Music Company DILLWYN, VIRGINIA Phone 3 2-R Automatic phonographs installed on percentage basis. We Invite You To Our Store Everything in Musical Merchandise found here. Prices are Less Carter, The Music Dealer 218 W. 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VIRGINIA Mrs. Norman Christian HARRY DILLON Electric 23 Acetylene Welding Crankshaft Grinding In and Out of Car Automotive Machinist BUCKINZGI-IAM, VIRGINIA Complete Business Education For Men and Women Seniors! Join the Phillips Success Parade Write for Bulletin RIIQIIIFCQ PHILLIPS COLLEGE LYNCHBURC. VIRGINIA Taylor Manufacturing Co. Contractors' Building Material FARIvIvII.I.E. VIRGINIA THE HUB, INC. Ladiesf Men's and Children's MARY L. HOLLAND Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Millinery and Hosiery Ready-to-Wear u 4 635 W. Main sneer SCOTTSVILLE, VIRGINIA CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Western Auto Associate EAT AT Store Home Owned and Operated Sporting Goods, Auto Parts. Accessories DILLWYN. VIRGINIA Mike Papas' Restaurant FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA J. Branch Forbes AIVIOCO SERVICE STATION HamIett's Esso Service Oil, Gas. Accessories Tobacco -- Drinks L6 mile west of Farmville, Va. 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VIRGINIA Compliments of J. D. 5' T. S. Tilman Charlottesville Shopping Center CI-IARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA P. M. Jones, Sons Co. SI-IEPIJARDS, VIRGINIA Star Brand Shoes Notions and Dry Goods Staton's Store DILLWYN, VIRGINIA J. E. Newton 6'Bro. Pulp Wood, Cedar and Ties General Merchandise. Store l, Star Route 2-I-Iighway 20 DILLWYN, VIRGINIA Joan's Beauty Salon Phone 71 FARMVILLE, VA. In Rear of Dorothy May Store . COm Imef'S of Beasley's Service Station Whltlock-Zlmmerman Groceries, General Merchandise Co., lnc. Standard Gas and Oil FARMVILLE, - VIRGINIA Route 2 Highway 15 FLUVANNA CLEANERS AND DYERS For People Who Care BREMO BLUFF, VIRGINIA C0mPI mfm'f Of GARLAND NEWMAN 8. WHITTEN Sol!-hdelrn Musgc cient-er Diamonds, Watclies, Jewelry '86 Silverware 311 IISIIIIITIEIII PCCIB lStS ' ' 2nd, Between Broad and Grace Unusual Gifts For All Occasions RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Gift Department FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Willys-Camp Company The First National Bank Incorporated FARMVILLE. VIRGINIA Mens and Boys' Outfitters Federal Reserve Bank LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Reynolds Typewriter Agency PRINTERS, STATIONERS, BINDERS 21156 Ninth Street LYNGIIBURG, VA. Agents for Underwood, Woodstock, Remington Royal. and other Standard Everything For Your Office 1 , and Electric Makes Typewriter and Adding Machine Supplies , Complete Stock of Rental Typewriters We are proud Modern Service Department to have had the pleasure P. O. Box 861 - Phone 2736'J . . P. T. Reynolds, Owner 'iff Acting Mgr. of working with THE STAFF Buckingham Farm Supply in producing this Yearbook COMPANY - Purina Chows for Poultry and Livestock Phone 20-J DILLWYN, VIRGINIA Brown-Morrison Co., lnc. Appomattox Hardware Street I 0 VIRGINIA Exclusive Hardware fd Implement Dealers LYNCHBURG, Established 1910 -- Phone 70 APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA u W .