Burley High School - Jay Pee Bee Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

7 e ' 7tc tetee i cucct Sixty flay “Pee V_: ss� ' Pu lteAecC y 76e Section, ' P. Bcvdey ‘r iy i ScfooC (?A ntotte4vi(jCe, l ai pi ua •X- 0 ?onew nd The class of nineteen and sixty is bidding you farewell. But for your enjoyment, our dear readers, we have attempted to record some events of our high school life which we will forever hold dear to our hearts. Although our high school days are over, the happy and fruitful moments which we knew here at Burley will never be for- gotten. It is our hope that as you look at this book, in years to come, you will recapture these moments, and realize that on these pages are written parts of the story of the happiest and most memorable years of our lives. Co-editors of the Jay Pee Bee Staff Property of The Library of Virginia Richmond, VA 2 ' DecUcattatt We, the members of the 1960 senior class of Jackson P. ' Burley High School wish to dedicate this annual to our former principal, Mr. Eugene G. Mobley, whose heartfelt interest and sincere loyalty have served as a guid- ing light in aiding us in developing qualities of critical thinking and attitudes necessary for successful living. Jay Pee Bee Staff 3 f 8 3 9 S 0 8 ' • 5 n £ e -’ � 5 1 ® e3c9 ' Jooceeso? a • ® f A Eg 1 1 ? s Dj Pictured above, left to right, SEATED are: Beverly Mitchell, Charlotte Page, Joseph Scott, Karen Reaves, Mary Wigginton, Roberta Robinson, Sadie Durrette, Mary Nicholas, Carolyn Key, Ernest Allen, Rowena Venable, Mar- shall Garrett, Carolyn Mason. STANDING: Audrey Jones, Sherman White, Ann Wicks, Warrick Carter, Reginald Moss, Dorothy Taylor, Francis Walker, Clarence Ivory and Shirley Henderson. SditontaC Sta flatf Pee ee RONALD CAREY Chaplain ALFRED MARTIN Sgt. -at-Arms CLASS MOTTO Today, we follow; tomorrow, we lead. CLASS COLORS Yellow and White 5 CLASS FLOWER Yellow rose (2aate tt4, I . s4eC Ht U4tnatt M; P acuity, aueC Sta II. Seucorc III. iud tciaccuteu IV. IPoct- tyiaduatec V. S c6ooi -di£c ' peatunec VI. @autena @itc6c. VII. ' Pa uMtc VIII. s4doentc4e«Heatc IX. 4utcy afi6c P%c tcife zC ' Tfte d ye Your accomplishment in reaching the senior class and being classified as a candidate for graduation is commendable. Many students, who began high school with you, are not counted today with the class of 59-60; unfortunately, they are numbered with the educational casualties. It is my sincere hope that you may regard this measure of progress as an indicator of what can be done by serious effort. As you ascend or scale the ladder of preparation for life’s work, or as you enter into the world ' s work to make your contribution, may you ever be mindful of the dignity found in honest toil, the respect and honor inherent in clear thinking and clean living, and the wide expanse of your influence when guided by the Still Small Voice. Burley expects much of you. As a graduate, and as an alumnus of Burley, carry her banners boldly and her colors proudly; uphold her good name unashamedly; and let each act on your part ever cause your ALMA MATER to claim you proudly as a loyal son or daughter. OUR PRINCIPAL Mr S. F. Griffin ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 8 Mrs. Z. M. H. Murray SECRETARY Ocvt Mrs. Alberta H. Faulkner Alma W. Pleasants 9 Mrs. INEZ B. BOWLER, A.B. English, History Mrs. LILLIE MAE BROWN, B.S. Mathematics Mrs. EMMA B. BRYSON, R.N. Practical Nursing Miss DORIS MARIE CLARKE, B.S. Health and Physical Education ! Mr. HAROLD T. GREEN, B.S. Biology, General Science Mr. WALTER E. GREENE, B.S. Health and Physical Education Miss PHYLLIS A DENT, B.S. Home Economic Mrs. PAULINE H. GARRETT B.S., M.A. English, Speech, and Dram ' 1 mm Mr. CLEVESTER LOGAN, B.S. Agriculture Mrs. GLADYS W. McCOY, B.S. French, Government, Geography Mr. JAMES McDANIEL, B.S. Industrial Arts Mrs. 11 V YVONNE B. NICHOLS, B.S. Latin, English Mr. ROBERT S. SMITH, B.S. Health and Physical Education Mrs. COMMORA B. SNOWDEN B.S., M.A., Chemistry, Physics, General Science Mr. ELMER F. SAMPSON, B.S. Instrumental Music, Music Education music E.aucanon ixrs to? Mr. EDWIN A. SIMMONS, B.S., M.A., Mathematics Mr. Simmons, Mrs. McCreary, Mrs. Faulkner, Mrs. Rawlins, Mr. Griffin, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Pleasants, Mrs. Ven- able and Mr. Johnson. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Eliza Brooks, Mrs. Lula Bowles, Mrs. Izetta Williams, Manager. CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. David Burns, Mrs. Josephine Fortune, Miss Carolyn Taylor and Mr. George Tinsley. 14 ERNEST ALLEN N Ambition: Barber Activities: Basketball, Football, Industrial Arts, S.P.A. Dramatics Club. IRENE ALLEN Sis Ambition: Cosmetologist Activities: Cheering Squad, N.H.A., French Club, Dra- matics Club. leroy mckinley Austin, jr. Ambition: Medical Technician Activities: Industrial Arts Club, Band, Football, S.P.A. Burley Bulletin Staff. Terell RICHARD POWELL BANKS Die] Ambition: Military Career Activities: Rainbow Art Club, SPA, Industrial Arts Club EDDIE BARBOUR Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activities: N.F.A. PHILLIP ALFRED BELL Ambition: Professional Football Player Activities: Football, Industrial Arts Club SHIRLEY BLAKEY Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Chorus, S.P.A., FBLA. VIRGINIA BOWLER Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Chorus, S.P.A., FBLA. SARAH BROWN Sis Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Cheering Squad, N.H.A., Rainbow Art Club. THOMAS BRYANT Wop Ambition: Cattleman Activities: Vocational Agricultural Club, Industrial Arts Club. ISAAC ALEXANDER CAREY, Jr. Squeaker , Ambition: Singer Activities: Football, Chorus, Dramatics Club. RONALD CAREY Rock Ambition: Architect Activities: Football, French Club, Industrial Arts Club, Li- brary Club, Science and Math Club. JAMES EDWARD BURTON Ambition: Brickmason Activities: Vocational and Industrial Arts Clubs, S.P.A. WARRICK LIVINGSTON CARTER Ambition: Musician Activities: Band, Chorus, French Club, Year Book Staff, Science and Math Club, Dramatics Club, Burley Bulletin Staff, Industrial Arts Club. WILLIAM ISAAC CARTER Billy Ambition: Biology Teacher Activities: N.F.A., Industrial Arts Club, Library Club, French Club, S.P.A. CLINTON DOUGLAS BYERS Ambition: Professional Baseball Player Activities: Industrial Arts, N.F. A. DAVID GILMORE CHURCHMAN Cuz Ambition: Military Career Activities: Football, N.F.A., Dramatics Club. HERBERT JOSEPH CHURCHMAN Church Ambition: Pro Football Player Activities: N.F.A., Football, Dramati cs Club. 0 PERCY RAYMOND COX Puddie Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Band. WILLIAM DEBERRY De Ambition: Music Teacher Activities: Band, French Club. Kat Dillie ' Z NNA CATHERINE DILLARD A ijJ Ambition: Secretary jv Activities: F.B.L.A., Chorus. SADIE ALYCE DURRETTE Curly Ambition: Elementary Education Activities: N.H.A., French Club, Dramatics Club, F.B.LA., Yearbook Staff, Art Club, Girl Scouts. CONSTANCE FIELDS Connie Ambition: Practical Nurse Activities: Band, N.H.A., French Club. IRVING DILLARD Ambition: Artist Activities: Rainbow Art Club. Jr c Sandy ' SANDRA DAY GARDNER Ambition: Interior Decorator Activities: N.H.A., S.P.A., Library Club, Burley Bulletin, Dramatics Club, French Club, Student Patrol. MARSHALL HENDERSON GARRETT Little Doc Ambition: Physicist Activities: Burley Bulletin, Band, Chorus, Science Math Club, French Club, S.P.A., Industrial Arts Club, Yearbook Staff. CHARLES GILMORE Gil Ambition: Musician Activities: Band, Baseball, Burley Bulletin, Basketball, Industrial Arts Club. NORMAN EUGENE GOINS Dee Ambition: Military Career Activities: Football, Rainbow Art Club. JOHN WILLIAM GORDON Noonie Ambition: Pro Football Player Activities: Football, Art Club, Industrial Arts. EVA HAMNER Little Richard Ambition: Clerk Activities: Dramatics Club. EDGAR HARRIS Ambition: Agriculture Agent Activities: Agriculture, Industrial Arts. JAMES HARRIS Ambition: Carpenter Activities: Industrial Arts. Shorty ' JUDITH LORETTA HARRIS Ambition: Secretary Activities: N.H.A., F.B.L.A., Chorus, French Club. Judy Little Lu LUCY EVELYN HARRIS Ambition: Nurse Activities: Chorus, N.H.A., S.P.A., Rainbow Art Club, French Club, Student Patrol. L (L V-t-Yc . r rw, oSLutuf ' A- JOHN ALLAN HENDERSON Sugar Foot Ambition: Jet Pilot Activities: Agriculture, N.F.A., Industrial Arts Club. SHIRLEY ANN HENDERSON Ambition: Math Instructor. Activities: Dramatics, N.F.A., Band, French Club, Year- book Staff, Burley Bulletin Staff. MARY JANE HOWARD Sis Ambition: Cosmetologist Activities: Rainbow Art Club, N.F.A., Student Council, Band. CLARENCE IVORY Danny Ambition: Government Worker Activities: Industrial Arts, Band, S.P.A., Library ' Club, Yearbook Staff. Activities: Industrial Arts Club, Band, French Club. Billy WILLIAM JACKSON Ambition: Carpenter Activities: Industrial Arts Club. rf v jjrf CRANVILLE JOHNSON Ambition: Architect Activities: Industrial Arts Club, Band, Art, N.F.A. MARY LEE JOHNSON Lee Lee Ambition: Nurse Activities: N.H.A. CAROLINE JONES Carol Ambition: Beautician Activities: N.H.A. , S.P.A., French Club, Burley Bulletin Staff, Student Patrol. CHARLES EDWARD JONES Butch Ambition: Professional Football Player Activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball, Dramatics. JOAN JONES Joanie Ambition: Beautician Activities: Art Club, French Club. JOSEPH JONES Teddy Amb ition : Mechanic Activities: Chorus, Football, Industrial Arts Club. ARTHUR JONES Ambition: Brick Mason Activities: F.B.L.A., S.P.A., Industrial Arts Club. AUDREY JONES Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher Activities: French Club, Band, S.P.A., Library Club, N.H.A., Student Patrol, Girl Scout, Yearbook staff w Coffee Weasel FREEDA JORDAN Free Ambition: Beautician Activities: N.H.A., Basketball, Pepster. CAROLYN LEE KEY Windy Ambition: Switchboard Operator Activities; N.H.A., Art Club, Burley Bulle tin Staff, French Club, Yearbook Staff. ALLEN KINNEY Hook Ambition: Brick Mason Activities: Industrial Arts Club. ELAINE PATRICIA LEWIS Little Goat Ambition: Secretary Activities: Band, Dramatics Club, Girl Scouts, Student Patrol, French Club. SCOTT LOWE Spidei Ambition: History Teacher Activities: French Club, Industrial Arts, Football, Basket ball, Science and Math, S.P.A. MARY LUCK Luckie Ambition: Switchboard Operator Activities: French Club, N.H.A., F.B.L.A., S.P.A. ALFRED MARTIN Pepper Ambition: Professional Baseball Player. Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Band. CAROLYN MARIE MASON Hun Ambition: Switchboard Operator Activities: N.H.A., Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff, Li- brary Club, French Club, Student Patrol. 93 33 GEORGE WILLIAM MINOR Brains Ambition: Brick Mason Activities: Burley Bulletin Staff, Vocational and Industrial Arts Club, Rainbow Art Club, French Club, S.P.A. BEVERLY RUTH MITCHELL Ruthie Ambition: Medical Technician Activities: Library Club, Latin Club, S.P.A., N.H.A., Science and Math Club, Student Patrol, Yearbook Staff, Burley Bulletin Staff. ROBERT MONROE Tic Tac Ambition: Jet Pilot Activities: Vocational Agriculture Club, Industrial Arts Club. SHIRLEY MAE MORRIS Sister Ambition: English Instructor Activities: Rainbow Art Club, French Club, Chorus, N.H.A. REGINALD MOSS Reggie Ambition: Elementary Education Activities: Band, French Club, Yearbook Staff, Industrial Arts Club. ELIZABETH NICHOLAS Tater ition: Cosmetology Instructor Activities: Cheering Squad, Rainbow Arts Club, Yearbook Staff, N.H.A. , French Club, Dramatics Club, Student Patrol. RICHARD WESLEY NIGHTENGALE AmbRfon: Professional Football Player Activities: Football, Industrial Arts Club. Night Train HARLOTTE LAGRETTA PAGE C.P. Ambition: Biology Technician ctivities: N.H.A., SPA, Latin Club, Yearbook Staff. II II PAULETTE ANN PRESTON Activities: N.H.A., French Club. Anne KAREN ANNE REAVES Ambition: Business Education and Nursing Education. Activities: Burley Bulletoin Staffs Yearbook Staff, N.H.A., : nuriey muiarnn atari, j, iearooo. S.P.Aj, F.B.L.A., French Club. LAURINE ALETHIA ROBINSON Rennie Ambition: Registered Nurse Activities: N.H.A., French Club, Band, Science and Math Club, Student Patrol. ROBERTA LA VERNE ROBINSON Berta Ambition: Accountant Activities: N.H.A., F.B.L.A., Band, Yearbook Staff, Burley Bulletin, Student Patrol, Girl Scouts. VERONICA REBECCA SHIELDS Ronnie Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Student Council, N.H.A., Dramatics Club, French Club. BURRESS GAIL SIMMS Romeo Ambition: Military Career Activities: Industrial Arts. JOYCE RUSH Anne Ambition: Nurse Activities: N.H.A., S.P.A., French Club, Rainbow Art Club. JOSEPH SCOTT Buster Ambition: Musician Ac tivities: Band, Yearbook Staff, Industrial Arts Club, French Club, Student Patrol. LUTHER SIMS Ambition: Air Force Activities: Agriculture, Industrial Arts, Art THELMA LOUISE SIMS Ambition: Practical Nurse Activities: N.H.A., F.B.L.A., French Club. EARLINE ISABELLE SOLOMON Lean Ambition: Beautician Activities: N.H.A., Pepster, Science and Math Club, Dramatics Club, French Club. BARBARA JEAN STARKS Jo Jo Ambition: Practical Nurse Activities: S.P.A., Student Patrol, N.H.A. GEORGIANA STEPPE mbition: Nurse ctivities: N.H.A. RENCE THOMAS SWINGLER Ambition: Radio Technician Activities: Industrial Arts Club, French Club. BEVERLY ANN SMITH Bev Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Burley Bulletin Staff, N.H.A., French Club. JOYCE ADELE SMITH Frenchie Ambition: Instrumental Music Teacher Activities: Band, French Club, Dramatics Club, Burley Bulletin Staff. Pete EDWARD THOMAS WALKER Tom Ambition: Barber Activities: Industrial Arts Club, Art Club. FRANCIS DANIEL WALKER Dan Ambition: English Professor Activities: Choir, Student Patrol, S.P.A., Science Math, ' N.F.A. DOROTHY M ARIEL TAYLOR Dotti Ambition: Laboratory Technician Activities: Yearbook Staff, S.P.A., Burley Bulletin Staff, N.H.A., French Club, Dramatics Club, Stu- dent Patrol. FLORENCE LOUISE TAYLOR Flint Ambition: Beautician Activities: N.H.A., French Club, Chorus, Girls ' Choir. WILLIAM HARRISON THOMAS Pluck Ambition: Brick Mason Activities: Industrial Arts. ho-P? ■ n-e.-3 3 ffce Pufure- JOHN TILMAN oh Bee Bee Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Industrial Arts, S.P. A. ROWENA VENABLE Teny Ambition: Pediatrician Activities: N.H.A., Science Math, Chorus, C.A.P., S.P. A., Yearbook Staff, Girl Scouts, National Honor Society, Basketball, Track, Student Patrol, Dramatics Club. MARY SWINGLER Lou Ambition: Beautici an Activities: N.H.A. , French Club, Rainbow Art Club. Johnnie LLOYD WALKER Ambition: Barber Activities: Industrial Arts Club. STERLING DENNIS WALKER Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activities: Industrial Arts Club, N.F.A. Denny BERNICE ELAINE WHINDLETON Ambition: Seamstress Activities: Dramatics Club, N.H.A. JOHN WHITE Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activities: N.F.A., Industrial Arts. WILLIAM THOMAS WARD Billy Ambition: Bricklayer Activities: Band, Industrial Arts Club, French Club. MARY BELLE WASHINGTON Ambition: Practical Nurse Activities: Chorus, N.H.A. More 6 p 9- “ 0 MARGIE BERTHA WHITE Little Margie Ambition: Nurse Activities: Rainbow Art Club, N.H.A., French Club. SHERMAN RANDOLPH WHITE Bronson Ambition: Physicist Activities: Yearbook Staff, S.P.A., Science Matli Club, Latin Club, Industrial Arts Club. oOtA REGINA WHITING Gina Ambition: Switchboard Operator Activities: Library Club, Thespian Society, N.H.A., Band, Student Patrol, Girl Scouts, French Club. ANN HARDEN1A WICKS Tuffy Ambition: Art Instructor Activities: Burley Bulletin Staff, Dramatics Club, N.H.A., Rainbow Art Club, French Club, Library Club, Yearbook Staff. ' tcAj ) Let 4 -z y ju.. SHIRLEY JEAN WILLIAMS Temper Ambition: Secretary Activities: Rainbow Art Club, French Club, N.H.A. LEWIS WOOD Lou Ambition: Brick Mason Activities: Football, Industrial Arts Club, Rainbow Art Club, Chorus, Student Patrol, Baseball. WILLIAM WOOD Bill Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Industrial Arts Club, Rainbow Art Club. MARY ELLEN WIGGINTON Doll Baby Ambition: Business Administrator Activities: FBLA, Dramatics Club, Burley Bulletin Staff, Year Book Staff, N.H.A. , French Club. 76 e 0 ptutte Herbert Churchman MOST POPULAR Sarah Brown George Minor MOST COURTEOUS Bernice Whindleton Scott Lowe BEST ALL-AROUND Carolyn Mason Marshall Garrett MOST BUSINESS-LIKE Dorothy Taylor Ronald Carey MOST TALKATIVE Regina Whiting Alfred Martin TALLEST Sandra Gardner David Churchman SHORTEST Veronica Shields William Harris FATTEST Joyce Rush Festus Jackson THINNEST Ann Wicks Edward Walker NEATEST Mary Nicholas Leroy Austin WITTIEST Rowena Venable John White SADDEST Bernice Whindleton Ronald Carey GAYEST Elaine Lewis Marshall Garrett MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dorothy Taylor George Minor MOST GENEROUS Sarah Brown John White MOST TIMID Karen Reaves Charles Jones MOST SOPHISTICATED Beverly Mitchell John Gordon MOST CREATIVE Ann Wicks George Minor MOST STUDIOUS Beverly Mitchell Clinton Byers BIGGEST GROUCH Shirley Blakey David Churchman BIGGEST PARASITE Elaine Lewis Joseph Scott BEST DANCER Mary Nicholas Edward Walker BEST DRESSED Mary Nicholas Scott Lowe BEST ATHLETE Thelma Sims Isaac Carey BEST SINGER Virginia Bowler Warrick Carter BIGGEST FILBUSTER Catherine Dillard Isaac Carey BEST ACTOR BEST ACTRESS Carolyn Mason Richard Nightengale MOST HANDSOME CLASS BEAUTY Virginia Bowler Norman Goins BEST PHYSIQUE BEST FIGURE Mary Nicholas 29 uuoa pwfti. riC ' Nl f?8llt DC PT- WE AIM NOT TO EQUAL BUT TO EXCEL. A trained practical nurse is a person prepared by an approved educational program sick and in prevention of illness, under the direction of a licensed physician and or a r 30 Barbara Scott, president; Jacqueline Barnett, secretary; Yvonne Morris, treasurer; Mrs. P. H. Garrett, sponsor. 0 ftyo H£SlOO K f CUtcC 2 Veronica Burkett, president; George Barbour, vice president; Doris Banks, secretary; Charles Watkins, treasurer; Mrs. L. M. Brown, sponsor. William Dawson, president; Warren Tillman, vice president; Shirley Solomon, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. A. H. Wood, sponsor. ff z tci ft D James Haughton, president; Gwendolyn Hughes, vice president; Mary Barbour, secretary; Elizabeth Jackson, assistant secretary; Penecola Crenshaw, treasurer; Mrs. L. B. Hailstork, sponsor. Carolyn Mitchell, president; David Stroud, vice president; James Payne, secretary; Margaret Davis, assistant secre- tary; Jacqueline Moss, treasurer; Miss Dent, sponsor. cutcC 70 Roscoe Taylor, president; Wilhelmina Hurley, vice president; Cora Jones, secretary; Carolyn Vann, treasurer; Julia King, chaplain; Miss Clarke, sponsor. r K, Jm } -If Tj I u ' 11 1 1 mt Sandra Loving, president; Emmett Fortune, vice president; Zelda DeBerry, secretary; Christine Agee, assistant secretary; Frank Dooms, sergeant-at-arms; Josephine Garland, chaplain; Mr. Johnson, sponsor. tO cutd fO Thomas Louden, president; Lula Brown, vice president; Ann Williams, secretary; Mrs. I. Bowler, sponsor. Lloyd Burton, president; Virginia Johnson, vice president; Eunice Bolden, secretary; Churchill Jordan, treasurer; Mrs. L. Williams, sponsor. tO £, z tct Eugene Miller, president; Nelson Henry, vice president; Mildred Rose, secretary; Annie Burton, assistant secretary; Mrs. Y. Nichols, sponsor. Stella Burkett, president; Tony Martin, vice president; Agnes Ivory, secretary; Joyce Hawkins, assistant secretary; Fred Carey, chaplain; Mrs. C. B. Snowden, sponsor. Octet $ Geraldine Harris, president; Margaret Yates, secretary; Barbara Nicholas, assistant secretary; William Carey, treas- urer; Vance Brock, chaplain, Mrs. G. Wright, sponsor. James Nicholas, president; Andrew Bates, vice president; Frances Bowles, secretary; Thomas Bryant, treasurer; Mr. W. Keeling, sponsor. 0 r¥o Hesioom4 $ D z td $ Emma Gilmore, president; John Walker, vice president; Rachel Armstead, secretary; Mrs. Venable, sponsor. n ry L i - jp 1 ■ • • KQHI E 1 u n i� f ■ 7 i John Williams, president; Elliott Gardner, vice president; Viola Johnson, secretary; James Swingler, treasurer; Miss Porter, sponsor. cutcC % s4 Joyce Thompson, president; George Harris, vice president; Dorothea Burkett, secretary; Rosemarie Bridgeforth, assistant secretary; Mrs. T. J. Walker, treasurer and sponsor. Robert Henson, president; Richard Jones, vice president; Janie Stevens, secretary; Brenda Jones, treasurer; Mr. E. A. Simmns, sponsor. cutcC % Du Pratt Johnson, president; Joseph Dowell, vice president; Judy Saunders, secretary; Rebecca Bowler, assistant secretary; Marcha Payne, treasurer; Mrs. G. W. McCoy, sponsor. 1 Gloria Payne, president; Christine Johnson, vice president; Mary Walker, secretary; Helen Morton, assistant secre- tary; Christine Austin, treasurer; Raymond Key, chaplain; Mr. H. Green, sponsor. cutct % Patricia Payne, president; Roberta Whitlock, vice president; Harry Nicholas, secretary; Rodney Robinson, treasurer; Louis Jenkins, chaplain; Mrs. Willis, sponsor. Rudolph Coles, president; Everett Walker, vice president; Laurina Johnson, chaplain; Mr. E. F. Sampson, sponsor. The only way in which any man can be helped permanently is to help himself. Theodore Roosevelt Science The intention to face facts, no matter how unpleasant they may be. Worlds within worlds of matters the stuff with which life is made: molecules, atoms, electrons, of untold stories of energy man may some day tap. (P tertUatncf “The firm belief that nothing, no matter how strange and mysterious, ever happens or could happen without a cause.” The study of English is based on the principle that every situation or public experience in and out of school, that calls for communication or stimulates self-expression, offers an opportunity for building language habits and skills. The attempt is made to stimulate high school pupils to attack zestfully the job of mastering these language skills and to guide them in their work. SnyCoiA The words you know control how well you can think. 1 Speech (2la64. Speech in a democracy presupposes intelligence on the part of the speaker, knowledge of what he talks about, and a sense of responsibility for what he says. Any man ' s success is his own responsibility. S6o tfautcC I Be ashamed to find yourself idle. t n q ’-v 10 A thing done right today means no trouble tomorrow. Whenever the people are well informed, they can be trusted with their own Government. Thomas Jefferson -r J3L I 1 Family educations and orders are some of the chief means of grace. A music student spends more time with his instrument than with any other spare time activity. Volleyball- -Ready for Service ' P c?4icaC £duc ztio t SfaM . One of life ' s greatest facts is to learn the waste of fear and the value of confidence. A powerful and continued interest in some form of worthwhile activity is one of life ' s greatest assets. Simpson Sdoteatcotc ' PfafAtcaC Sduca att 52 ‘PJup. £ct. You may be whatever you resolve to be--Determine to be something in the world and you will be something. I cannot, never accomplished anything; I will try, has wrought wonders. --Howes Science reveals the secrets of God. ' Sotcet 53 II L 1 d L .-At Many dollars and cents can be saved in the home and on the farm with a knowledge of farm mechanics. P zrwt 7?tee 4uuc “One must be swift, skillful and precise. Art is a creation that grows out of a human experience. ' P ' uutazot The French Circle is an organization which includes all members of the French Classes. The French Circle emphasizes the cultural aspect of the French language i.e., the folklore, the customs, songs, etc. s � ' ••el : -.1 i i.AO-oc illlMHllllll ' •• | 989 t 3 ”� te;? - « The best of life is conversation. Emerson Marshall H. Garrett, Editor-in-Chief; Sandra Gardner, Assistant Editor. Nunley ' Suited t @Cct He who has learned to love books has found the avenue to contentment, and he who has learned to apply the accumulated wisdom of the centuries, which he gathers through books, to the busy world that surrounds him has found the secret of service. Richard Lloyd -Jones .(� •’ ’ !e s,. � � « S 5 « !! � • � 4r . to f. ;n7ffhflT, jr |i ♦ if 1 kilH ' IMIlli LlHItilMMHt, , tt , - � � : : «« |5� :« � • |S«I -■ � � , � « � • ' it 9 1 4 f a Mug f. B ■ i 5 • H«f mi m « Ml M J i Sli isi Most arts require long study and application; but the most useful art of all, that of pleasing, requires only the desire. } ooiCecf, Society CARPE DIEN DISCERE ‘i ■if; . ' , | � C I « l ! I Hi ■ t f The real democratic American idea is, not that every man shall be on a level with every other, but that every one shall have liberty, without hindrance, to be what God made him. c ; 0 J:s Hill ••• - ■ ' ••• ' � i “.o -1 -a - • , � ’M • ’ . — II l -T S. “P. s4. Student “PatnoC A thing done right today means no trouble tomorrow. III i • c (•• , ' • — v . v ,t tj 1 : 3 j - . ii 1 • ' ! I. Jg� e; | : i c or I i j I s c 1 5 0 � 0 Better Homes For A Better Nation. ' Ttecu s4ntencct l Jteta 0 pan ttenA 4( tencca. This organization affords its members an excellent opportunity to develop a type of leadership which is essential for the modern successful farmer. Industry is the soul of business and the keystone of prospertiy. --Dickens S. f. My interest is in the future, for there is where I expect to spend the rest of my life. ' THE DOOR TO SUCCESS IS MARKED PUSH PM 1 | jm 1 i j ■g4 WZ i J I fir ' As school-taught musicians advance into manhood and womanhood, they will bring into their own generation a deep understanding of the value of music in the home. Thus the full harvest of school music education is rea- lized in a better understanding of worthy home membership. Push ' em back, push ' em back, Way back! 62 ' Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. t • « : j | i{ fM W Jm ) Jm nv 7 y j | 1 M c ' II I B ■B ■gfl IB, L 1 [ J V zn4tty l an4tty ' poat zCC ft ft Wfc Mrs. Lelia Abbott Mrs. Mary Abell Mr. Irving Adams Mrs. Maude Adams Mr. William Adams Mr. Mrs. Charles D. Allen Mrs. Dorothy Allen Mr. Mrs. E. B. Allen Mrs. Harry Allen Mr. Henry Allen Mr. Mrs. James Allen Mr. Mrs. Mason Allen Mr. Mrs. Ralph Allen Mr. Stanley Allen Mrs. Annie Anderson Mr. Dabney Anderson Mr. Daniel Anderson Mrs. Ellen Anderson Mr. Willie Lewis Anderson Mr. Robert Anthony Mrs. Sally Anthony Mr. Mrs. Linwood C. Arnette Miss Thelma Ashton Mrs. Ida Bailey Mrs. Delores Banks Mr. Mrs. Floyd Banks Miss Josephine Banks Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Banks Mrs. Sarah K. Banks Mr. Mrs. Willie Banks Mr. Mis. Andrew Barbour Mrs. Fannie Baibour Mis. Margaret Barbour Mr. Joseph Barbour, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Howard Barnes Mr. Russell Barnes Mr. Mrs. James A. Baylor Mr. Russell Baylor Mr. Charles N. Beauford Mrs. Estelle Beauford Miss Rosyln Beauford Mr. Mrs. Raymond Bell Mrs. Alease Blakey Mrs. Anna Blakey Mr. Aubrey Blakey, Sr. Rev. Dudley S. Boogher Mr. Archie Bowler, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Archie Bowler, Sr. Mrs. Ellen Bowler Mr. Mrs. George Bowles Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Bowles Mrs. Lelia Bowles Mis. Alma Boyd Mrs. Rebecca Braddock Mr. Daniel Bratcher Mr. Joseph Briscoe Mr. Mis. Albert Brooks Mrs. Eliza Brooks Miss Maggie Brooks Mrs. Pearl Brooks Mr. Earl Brown Mr. Mrs. Earl Brown Mr. Mrs. Franklin Brown Mrs. Jesse Brown Mrs. K. D. Brown Mr. Louis Brown Mrs. Pearl Brown Mr. Mrs. Reese Brown Mr. Richard Brown Mrs. Ruby Brown Mrs. Ruth Brown Mr. Wendell T. Browne, Sr. Mrs. Allen Bryant Mrs. Edna Hall Bryant Mr. Mrs. Moses Bryant Miss Eileen Buckner Mrs. Margaret Burke Mrs. Rosa Burkes Mr. Henry Burkett Mrs. Joan Burns Mrs. Mary Burns Mrs. Borothy Burton Mrs. Josephine Burton Mrs. Leona Burton Mr. Russell O. Burton Mr. William Burton Mrs. William H. Burton Mrs. Nettie Butler Mrs. Bertha Byers Mrs. Edith Byers Mr. Mrs. James Byrd Mr. Mrs. Fred Carey Mrs. Georgianna Carey Mr. Thompson Carrington Miss Alyce Carter Mr. Mrs. Charles Carter, Sr. Mrs. Edith Carter Misses Estelle Eliza Carter Mrs. Evelyn Carter Mrs. Hattie Carter Mrs. Mattie Carter Mrs. Rosa Carter Rev. Amos Causey Mrs. Catherine B. Chapman Mr. Albert Clark Mr. Harold Clark Mr. Russell Clark Mrs. Rosa Coaltrain Miss Zorah M. Cockran Camera Center Mr. Mrs. Carl Coles Mr. Mrs. Fleming Cooper Mrs. Granville Cooper Mr. Thompson Currington Mr. Joe Davis Mr. Mrs. Thomas Dawson Mr. William Dawson, III Mr. Mrs. Robert Lee Dearing Rev. Mrs. Joseph R. Despot Miss Earline Dickerson Mrs. Mary I. Dickerson Mr. Ellis Dillard Mis. Minnie Dillard Mr. Sam Dillard Mrs. Geneva Dotson Mrs. Gracie Douglas Mr. Horace Downing Mrs, Evelyn Durrette Mr. Mrs. Marshall Durrette Mrs. Douglas Edwards Mrs. Lewis Edwards Mrs. Edward Elveslon Engleside P.T.A. Burke ville, Va. Mr. Mis. George Epps Sgt. William Estes Mr. Edward Farrar Mr. Mrs. Isaac Faulkner, Jr. Mrs. Mary Feggans Mrs. Dorothy Ferguson Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson Mr. Mrs. George Ferguson Mrs. Bernice Fields Mr. Mrs. Henry Fields Mr. John Fields Fink ' s Jewelry Mr. Mrs. M. L. Flannagan Mr. Mrs. Leroy Frye A Friend Mr. Early Fuller Mr. John J. 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