Ceres High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Ceres, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

= SS = OO Se eee pee 2 My of 3 — 6 i eS | as e the Ceres Chapter or Future Farmers ot america consider it am honor to ve allowed the privilege ot dedicating this 1946-47 edition ot the Mountaineer to a tormer Ceres High School boy who has gone tar in educational and Agricultural achievements. fo Henry Ce Groseclose, founder of the Future Farmers oft am- erica, tormer Virginia state FeFeA. advisor, tor years National FeoFeAe Treasurer, and protessor ot agricultural education at Vir- ginia Polytechnic Institute, and now our Superintendent ot schools. ) RE S rst 7? ASN SS ® Wig 5 HENRY C.GROSECLOSE Knowledge, the synonym of power and the gateway to truth is not obtained easily and is not given to keep. Knowledge must be worked for, studied for, and thought for, its true value 48 realized only when it is put into circulation in one form or another. As we embark upon our careers we may well hold in mind the ex- ample set forth by our distinguished Superintendent of Schools, and father of our F.F.A. Born and reared at Ceres, Virginia where he received his sec- ondary education, he later attended Washington and Lee University and Virginia Polytechnic Institute to obtain his B.S. and M.S. De- grees. His many educational work experiences include the following: Teacher at Bellhaven, Eastern Shore of Virginia Agricultural Instructor and principal of Buckingham High School Teacher trainer at V. P. I. Supervisor of Secondary Education in Virginia Itenerant (traveling) twacher trainer at V. P. I. Superintendent of Bland County Schools. j we? INS. ce ’ ) | RENS Mrs Barbara aati Kd Mrs.XMa rp Davis - Sci. ; ; er Mr, hE Fuhkroveh = Rgri ; a i A, ; 199.00) NAA AI ra? | YVAALS SL LS SAY 7 AEX gr A f | ae N= sta = jams 4 wl a wet os Mrs. Crabtree Mrs Cassel! 7th Grade ape gee aes Lb OMS Yew beng ae @ rare Kafifoinces AAL : Miss Cra btree oh Ru Hak Mys. | hemas YUth and Sth. Grades Ard aid aya. Ist. and Lad. Grades i ee , ne eee Me ne. Apte_4 ee , Pe we Ray ta gyi rons. You And That aers fe . ached Net , Rpils Aint Love ‘Grav Atta Maye Winesette Pres. Senior Class Sec. Beta Club Co-Ftanager- softball Reporter -4-% Club Picture Editor. Mountaineer pptpnnnay ag Stella Xubble. we Lach. fk th one ee TON er -Senier Class oo as Pnctaghe Reporter SEK. BE nhs cal Catherine Dayis Vice Pres. Senior Class Sec... F. XA. Cub. € o- Captain-Basketball Sport rer waste Softball 46’ ¥7 Elizabeth Neal. Sec.-Treas. - Senior Class Vice Pres... deta Clud res . _4-X Club a. ort Edi Ce Micctaines” Vice Pres. BRE Tice Pres. - FER Liv b. Editor “PF oontaineer” ataear sae 7 ra - httegte. we e 4 ‘fa oo 3 Ft fe A fac : pac A PZ ee i= mage Co-Captain. Basketbatt Anne Tilson Bill Catron Pres.. Beta Club S.C.A.President Sec. -3€ Club Treas. Beta Clu JMTanager - Soft ball | Business Myr. Annval Softball '47 Irene AtKins Co-Cap- Basketball Weus Editor. Annval Seftball °47 Josie Kubblone | Fred Xubble Basketbail ¥6 Basketball -'¥6 Soft ball 44 -¥7 Baseball. «7 Pred vetcen Mor. Annual “lt Rien ¥ y S LE Yl, th py $F Sy Ss i 4 4 HISTORY In the tall of 1945, sixteen members entered the freshman olass of Ceres High School, litte anticipating the work and joys in store for us. Miss MoNeil brought us under control and maneuvers against such realistic enemies as Math, English, History and Home Bo. were success- fully begun. This year was spent in becoming familiar with high sohool tactios. 4fter a three months vacation our group of, now, Sophomores rep- orted back to Ceres High School more self confident than before. at once we began to resume our duties under the leadership ot Miss MoNeil. This year we were very successful and took an active part in organisa- tions such as S.C.d, FeHeA- and various olubs. In 1945 our class composed of eight members, under the supervision of JeM. Thomas, began work more earnestly than ever before. Our group began to display it's talents. In athletics the Juniors contributed such players as Neil, Davis, and Atkins. Dramatic ability was also shown in the Junior olass by the presentation of one act plays. 4s The final year rolled around, the seniors of 1947 worked hard to make Ceres High outstanding in every field. This year the senior group took active part in the S.C.A. with Catron, a Senior member, el- ected to command the group. The Seniors displayed talents in softball, basketball, composition writing and various club work. A play, Too Sweet For Sixteen was presented by the senior class and directed by Miss Crabtree,the spon- sor and Mr. Thomas. All members of the senior class took part in it. The Seniors treated the Junior class to an outdoor Picnic and then took them to a movie. To the school we left an electric clock and we Hope that each time the future classes hear it strike they will be re- minded of the class of '47. How the Senior class wishes to express our appreciation to the taculty for helping us to accomplish our high school goals. How we shall say Vale to our friends at Ceres High School but we will take with us many pleasant and happy memories of our accomplish- ments and good times. PRUPAGC Is everybody here? If so, Let's be piling into the oar...that is our auto-plane and be showing off. Well here We sre, started on our oross-country tour and first of importance in Florida. Look what a lovely mansion. How who's this coming out the door? It's none other than Elisabeth Neil who is beautifully dressed for a party. I understand from the social scolumn that she is leading quite a social life since she moved te Palm Beach. With her is her old classmate,Anne Tilson,Who has recently flown in from Hol- ly wood. I'm dying to see Anne's new film, Brown Byed Angel that has just been released. They say her acting is ont of this world. Bat let's get going again; maybe we'll see some of our Old classmates. wWhy...-look here in Boston at all the people. Let's see what's all the excitement. Goshsit's a courthouse. Let's wee if we recognize anyone. Well, yes, there is the District at- torney, bill Catron, addressing the judge. Who's this on the wit- ness standy It it isn't Mr. Thomas...Let's tind out what this is all about.. a divorces. Mra. Thomas IIlI.- Qh...-Bill certainly has risen to tame. What's the location now? Sew York... Super...... J believe i'd go in one ot these exquisite dress shops. Oh, cricket these dresses are a dream.I positively oan't go back home without one. Ha,Ha, won't my neighbors envy me to know I have this gorge- ous dress designed by our triend Stella Hubble. Gee...-here we are in Indianapolis now and what is that, that sounds like a printing press. Let's investigate. What luck... It's the typetriter Keys ot alta Maye Winesett and Catherine Davis. Oops...there they go out with two tine dressed gentlemen. Hell if it isn't the boss himselt and his manager. fijwHa Ly Now on to Montana. As we pull in our wings I see a lovely lit tle home. But oh.. it belongs to Mr. Wayne Bruce and his wite, the former Irene atkins. And look.. they have company. Why sure enough it's Josie Hubble who has come from Washington to attend a bus- iness meeting for her boss Fred Hubble who is spending his honey- moon in London. Golly, the trip has been wonderful and we saw sev- eral of our friends so I guess for now we had better settle down at home and say So Long to you. A , Scront oe a aH yo Tee ? = rial ore = eo me aa =. es ae a woe Rael me TH del ®e, the seniors of Ceres High School of nineteen-hundred and torty seven, being of sound mind and a very disposing disposition and Knot- ing well our limited possessions, do hereby declare our last Jill and Testament. To the dear teachers who have so faithfully presided over us, we will all the goose-eggs on our test papers, hoping they san hatch out better grades before the eve of graduation. To our Alma Mater we leave our sincere love and loyalty. To the lazy Juniors we will our beloved books, what's left of them, knowing they can use them to a good advantage. We also will them our many privileges, it they are able to discover them. (We haven't!) As individuals we will the following: Annie Catherine Davis wills her tighting ability to Aileen Morris. To Jo Nan Gassell she lesves her fondness of annoying Mr. PBhomas. Anne Tilson leaves her hopes tor the future to Gilda Harner. To Paul Barger she leaves her ability of making good grades. Blizabeth Neil wills her ability to collect boy-friends to Dorothy Crabtree. Rita Cassell gets her atheletic ability. alta Maye Winesett «ills her lipstick to Margie Lindamood, hoping she won't share any «with the boys and to Junior Peery she leaves her Chemistry neadache. Evelyn Groseclose gets Josie Hubble's arguing ability. she leaves her red hair in care ot Miss Ruth Crabtree, hoping she won't have it dyed. Irene atkins leaves her tondness of holding hands at the movies to Nannie Hayton. To Bsther Repass she leaves her great love tor basketball. Stella Hubble leaves her quiet, sophisticated ways to Marguerite Greggar and to Bill Groseclose she leaves her willingness to work. Bill Catron wills his flirting ways to Raymond Thompson and he gladly turns over his S. C. A- hammer to Junior Peery. Fred Hubble wills his love for Mildred Bruce to Jimmy Wilson, hoping he can cultivate it more fully. He also leaves his height to enneth Tibbs, hoping he will grow an inch or two. fe hereby appoint Mr. Thomnis, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Davis, and Miss Ruth Crabtree ss executors of this our last Will and Testament. NAME NICKNAME! FAVORITE EXPRESSION LIKES BEST CHIEF WORRY AMBITION MOTTO Catherine |Cathy Aw, Quita” Eating Getting out Secretary | My life, my joy, my food, of work my all the world. Alta Maye altie Heavenly Day's McGee Sleeping Getting up Secretary Tell it to the marines, the sailors won't believe it. Holy Cow Candy Moustaches librarian | Here I stand, I can do no otherwise, God help me. Amen! Elizabeth] Pants Gee Gosh, Doc � P.I.Uniforms Medical Do unto the other fellow Secretary as he would like to do unto you, but do it first. Squin Housewife | Keep peace and pioneer the future. Masculine Curls SATEEN Aclassa, a quizza, no passa- Gee whizza} Ste.:la Fire School Seamstress | As the sun colors flowers, sO does art color life. Aw, hell-o Blondes Cathy Lawyer I drink no more than a sponge. ee nearer mmeeeece eee eet SNS Fredrick| Well Durn irls Mildred Nothing Ne boil at different degrees, Esther Repass Nelson Tibbs Jonan Lasse frch ‘Thompson levi Shewe “Y Gilda Harner Bill Grsechse George H Rr dt: LS ta Casae | Chude Kidd Margie Linctsmocd Curtis Stowers Py u Bar Eve lyn Grosec.lose OFS Haunsh eff Dorothy Cloeb ten Ra ym ond Vaated Aileex Morrig Mittin 3 ts Yim bij f 2, A Wi, . flim, ‘Ge. Milla GPa G ll, © SUNIGE CLASS RIS We, the Junior class, would like to leave a little bit of our history for the Seniors to look back upom and remember ts in the years to come. One September day in 1944, when the sun was so hot we nearly froze to death, we were very vroud to have the name of Freshman. Our class consisted of 22 green but growing students. We welcomed Betty Jane Dutton in the last semester, but lost at this time, Dorothy Jeslie and Earl Fields who moved from Ceres, and Mona Lee Lambert who preferred staying at home. Our freshman year ended too soon. In the fall of 1945 we took great pride in taking the title of sophomores. The sopho- more class consisted of 2l. Welcoming Curtis Stowers,who chose Ceres High rather than Bland, Nell Terlow, who finally chose matrimony rather than a high school education, Arch Thompson and Graham Hancock, who fell along the wayside, Grahan deciding to stay at home. We lost Warren Hubble and Maxie Neel, who decided they would rather stay at home. To our surorise we now became Juniors, Rita Cassell, who had her first date at the Beta Club party, Jonan Cassell, the girl we always speak to and say, Hello Jo, what do you know? her reply, I don't know nothin' , Dorothy Crabtree, who's always wondering if “he won, Evelyn Groseclose, reporter of the class, who al- ways takes life easy, Gilda Harner, secretary, I wonder who she thinks will buy her wedding rings? Margie J.indamood, who likes to ride in the 1950 Chevrolet car, Aileen Morris, the girl that likes to pull a joke on you and laugh, Esther Repass who can make A plus when she studies, Bill Groseclose, Vice Pres- ident, the boy that's up all night and sleeps in Chemistry class. George Peery, Jr., our class � resident, who doesn't attend class meetings. Paul Barger, the verson that is pretty good at wink- ing at the girls, Claude Kidd, treasurer, who runs for Norma and Norma alone, Raymond Thompson, whose alweys happy where there is a girl around, Otis Hounshell, who enjoys throwing chalk, Nelson Tibbs, the boy that learned not to carry sodium in his pocket, Levi Shewey, it's a pity he wasn't a girl. We lost one brilliant student Betty Dutton, who returned to her home in Burkes Garden and is going to school there. The Junior class gave a mystery comedy play, The Haunted School House , which was enjoyed by everyone. The Juniors entertained the seniors by giving them a ban- quet. The auditorium was beaytifully decorated with the class colors and flowers. After the delicious dinner, that everyone enjoyed, they were entertained by playing games, dancing and the like. Everyone seemed to have a wonderful time. The class colors are blue and yellow, the flowers, iris. Our motto is Together we stand, divided we fall. 2 —- “ ‘eG ° ee @ � 23 “ Ba i : r oa Sm «wie , . ‘ rr y, “ - q « - e ‘ FRESHMEN. ett 4] Howors Evelyn Gros Close Hitt Gincec hse 5 4 £ Anne Tilson, : ; Elizabeth Meal Valedictorian: - Salutatoriano r Annual Stare At WorK lar Vesa | Vik jbby GIRLS ARETSALL TEAM Conod - - plagie Crabtnee Essia h THomaAs ii E Burke oe a a2 : Me sat Bas Spun “1 7 Wit , Aline Morris Coach — Ruth vabtre e a a POV AS The girls basketball season should be ranked as a success even though we failed to win the county championship. We made two trips to Pembrook Playing the District $ tourna- ment. Newport was the defeated team on Priday and Eggleston was G@efeated on Saturday night. We were proud of our victories which included District championship. Friday the lsth was a very unlucky day for our team even tho- ugh we did enjoy a day out of school. When we arrived at Blacks- burg the opponent didn't show up thus giving us the title of Reg- ional Champions. 4s the season progressed the team improved. More harmony was created among the players and a tighter detense was displayed. Our season ended with the geme played at Rich Valley. an ath- letic party was given tor the basketball team 6t which letters and awards were given to the team. Forwards Bo. Fouls Dorothy Crabtree 17 Blisabeth Neil 15 Marguerite Creggar 19 Jonan Cassell 25 Frances Catron Guards Catherine Davis Ireme atkins Josie Hubble Bsther Zepass Bvelyn Groseclose Mildred Bruce Softball 1947 wr gt F@ Manager-anne Tilson Assistant eo Maye Winesett Secretary and easurer-aileen Morris schedule Geres va. Rooky Gap at Rooky Gap Bland vs. Ceres at Cereg--------- --.-._.. a 10 @ooky Gap ws. Ceres at Ceres--------- ----..-... a Geres vs. Bland at Bland- -----June 7 X ( Hayy e a Mhyy, Anti l oh er LSS SY ‘ fh x ary 7 5 } 7% ISS ii | Are hve 7 B Cvsi Mana bai Boys Basketball The Ceres High School Boys got off to a bad start this season because there were only three experienced players on the team. We were lucky to get back one of our old Players from the army, Fred Hubble, who Played On the team in 1944. We lost almost all of our games but had a lot of fun, The team had a nice coach, Mr. J. E. Rutrough, who has been coaching since 1939. All the boys will get letters that didn't get them last year. The team was licky enough to be able to Play in the district tourna- ment and won the semi-finals being defeated in the finals by Rocky Gap. Our Players: NAMES POSITION Bill Groseclose Guard-Captain Fred Hubble Center Curtis Stowers Forward Otis Hounshell Forward Arch Thompson Guard Earl Fields Guard Junior Peery Guard Levi Shewey Porward Marvin Cox Center Kenneth Tibbs Guard Jimmy Wilson Forward eT STN SL ETN 4 ey, 4 . Y ad y , e : 4 Awne Tilson regi dent E; {|} amiss 49 ! Wine sett ecretary eae 3 a ¥ New Member9 Che Beta Cluh Ps gunaay Ble The Beta Club is a non-secret leadership organization for high wchool students ot america. The insigna of the Beta Club is achievement, oharacter, and leadership. Keeping in mind that the purpose of the Beta Club is to promote citzenship, leadership and encourage fellowship, and achievement and to inspire honasty, and tolerance, the Ceres Chapter ot '47 has tried to select:objectives that will promote these general aims. The Beta Club has assisted in library work, helped in compil- ing the school annual, purchased a tlag tor the school, sponsored plays and entertainments, and assimilated intormation concerning colleges, ror the Seniors. Most of the work of the club was accomplished through cGommittees under the leadership ot ofticers and sponsor. In order to collect money tor the club treasurer, we sold school emblems and sponsored a musical program. At the close ot each meeting we had a social period. The olub gave a Valentine Party at which each member and their guest was present. Everyone enjoyed games, a movie and refreshments. Officers President-Anne Tilson Treasurer-Bill Catron Vice President-Elizabeth Neil Reporter-Catherine Davis Secretary-Alta Maye dinesett Sponsor-Mr. Thomas Members Anne Tilson Evelyn Groseclose Alta Maye Winesett Jo Nan Cassell Catherine vavis Bill Catron Blizabeth Neil Junior Peery Dorothy Urabtree Otho Cassell Gilda Harner Harold Foglesong Hite Cassell Bill Groseclose fry 8 YS Arta a lila sla Wi Uy ¢ y , 7 The Ceres 4-H Club has been Organized since 1938, and its members have received recognition in the community and throughout the county for their outstanding projects. Claude Kidd was awarded first prize in individuals and pen of four sheep at the Bland County Fair.He also won first prize in indi- viduals and third prize in pen at Richmond Pair. Blizabeth Neil, president of our club, received first and second prise for four tat pigs at the Bland County Fair and tirst and thira prizes at Bristol. Dorothy Crabtree, tormer president ot the club, won second prise on her shite leghorn chickens. The regular monthly meetings are held under the leadership of the program committee. Pive ot our members attended camp for one week during July. We hope to send members again this summer. We attribute a large part of our Many achievements to Miss Crabtree, our club sponsor for the last four years. Blizabeth Neil Dorothy Crabtree Seo tr tary-------------.-------.-. Stetetetetetetel Anne Tilson Treasurer----- -- --. wane ane ---- Betty Sue Groseclose @epor ter- - --- ----- ------ . alta Maye Binesett ‘ SS } Home Ee Presidex? 3 francisQoton ah Neat 663 Pras. AEH Francis Catton —FAHA. President Beth : y Jee Smith — Treasure But Ss. ro Kathe ne Tavis — Secretary eg _ Evelyn Groseelose — tor PRESEN Aivisht gly Rath Gvdthves eresecu nM - To become an affiliated club of America. To add money to our treasurer to go on our Home Economics Cottage. To make our money to pay our club fees. To plan, and make a playground, and make equipment for it, for our small children. To pay our dues to camp Margota Heach” and to send delegates this year. To take the principal's office in our school and make it more attractive and a room to be proud of. To make draperies for the windows, wax floors, and get linoleum for the floors. To make a book case, and to make a desk set. To make a trash basket or any thing else to improve its use and looks. To make a case for play equipment and pay on a wicker set. To give a play to put money in our treasurer. To plant trees again this year on our school campus. To have a Home Economics program each month with definite themes of interest. , To take part in all B.R.T. meetings and try to send delegates to each meetings. To take three good magazines in our club Sixteen , Readers Digest , Good Housekeeping”, and Life. To try to do all I can accomplish with what I have regardless how humble, my equipment happens to be. Ceres F.H.A. President: Frances Catron B.R.T. Vice President: Elizabeth Neil Advisor and Teacher: Ruth Crabtree ee? AS 4d ‘3 Ge? a otis X } Opt 4 NY 4 Ras fo, pe amt a bi END SEY Hard labor without knowledge will earn us the bare necessities of life. Labor plus knowledge on the farm will earn us a good liv- ing plus a profit. In our vocational agriculture classes we combine the unbeat- able combination of labor, knowledge and wisdom. This unique com- bination is used especially in our supervised practices,and chapter programs of work, Last year 25 boys completed 122 farm projects which included 65 acres of crops, 840 head of poultry,113 head of livestock with a total income cf $7,337.98. This year chapter members are carrying for their projects 914 acres of crops, 1,945 turkeys and chickens, and 106 head of livestock. Last year one chapter member, Harold Foglesong was awarded the State Farmers Degree. Three more are planning fo try for the de- gree this year. Other outstanding chapter accomplishments are listed as fol- lows: 1. Entering the Southern States Hybrid seed corn contest with 100 per cent of members planning to grow hybrid seed corn. The holding of a Chapter Public Speaking Contest with 100 per cent of Junior and Senior classes entering. Sale of $60.00 worth of garden seed. Sale of over $100.00 of DDT and insecticides to farmers in the comnunity. Winning the F.F.A. and 4-H livestock judging contest at the Bland Fair. A Father and Son Banquet to be held in April. Assisted with Polio, Red Cross drives. - Adding of recreational equipment to class room including ra- dio and game boards, Active in Federation work. Sponsored a poultry judging contest for the Bland, Smyth, Wythe Federation. e- . 2 3 4 5 6. 7° 8 9 0 r= We have many challenging objectives yet to be carried out in our program of work. As our President says in opening our meetings We are here: “to practice brotherhood, honor rural opportunities and resonsibilities, and develop those qualities of leadership which a future farmer should possess. The officers of the chapter are: President------ Se ee i oe ee es Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Advisor Members: Bill Groseclose George H. Peery,Jr Raymond Thompson -Ulaude Kidd Jimmy Wilson JE. Rutrough Bill Groseclose George H.Peery,Jr. Raymond Thompson Claude Kidd Jimny Wilson Fred Hubble Nelson ‘ibbs Levi Shewey Otis Hounshell Paul Barger Pete Thweatt Billy’ Lindamood Eddie Hubble Owen King Donald Hanshew Marvin Cox Robert Hall Kenneth Tibbs Donald Barger Ray Davis Billy Umbarger Andrew Cregger Jack Thompson Roscoe Hubble Arch Thompson ey, o%e id 3 299 , ot, 7 ho� a @ may de td Y l tie eG Das’ ing eZ “ ae we, a fr fim ZN , pillar, fi lz, VEN Fie % ilieir ZZ . QUEL if a a 2 Yigg fF D by, 4 Y Lyx Ap y Yi, . } ie a. 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