Clifton Forge High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Clifton Forge, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1937 volume:

OC !hn Preference only P i Do Not Remove i from the Library Pit sertyof Alleghany Highlands Genealogical Soci« ty Oe 937 ayiian PUBLISHED BY THE SEMI CL I FTON FORGE HIGH CLIFTON FORGE, V OR CLASS SCHOOL R G I N I A 9 orewor For thousands of years people of all nations have left written records of their activities. For three con- secutive years, each Senior Class of Clifton Forge High School has published a volume of The Allegiianian, thus leaving a written record of the activities of its menihers. Just as the historians render a valuable service to civilization, so do the classes which ])nblish these volumes attempt to render a service to Clifton Forge High School. The advertisers, the clubs, the classes, and the faculty have helpefl in man ' ways to make this volume possible. As a token jf a])i)reciation, the Class of 1937 has placed stars on the advertisements to indicate the number of prcvi(.)us volumes which have been heli)ed by these firms, h’uture classes may make this customary so that the advertisers may feel that they are being remembered, d ' he Class of 1937 ho])es that all future volumes of The Alleghanian will have the same hue cooperation which has been given this one l)y the clubs, the classes, and the faculty. Having paused to exjmess its ap])reciation to those who have made this volume possible, the Class of 1937 now continues in its etfort to leave a written record of the activities of its members. INTRODUCTION FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES MOUNTAINEERS ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS 5 The AUe hanian W’ll.LIAM |](II ' ' FMAN . _ _ Mary Elizabeth Cahoon . .. . .. William Leech Isabel Carpenter _ _ _ _ Miss I liess AfiLDRED (ArEAVER ] Xaxcv AIoselev !- ]L)na AIae Tucker J CV)NxiE Evans Loris Lusiieaugh j Editor dssisfaiif Editor Manuf cr Assistant M anar er Sponsor Advertising Art I C tLecjli layiian The Fdciilty 8 Seven The Faculty ' l l 1 1 : AI )iM I i ISTkA ' F ION Herman Ijeankinshu’, Siij criiilcndcnl V. j. Love, Principal THE INSTRUCTORS C. F. Adams IC sTHER Sue Baker P. M. Career Mildred Crali.e JIazel I ' liess F ' rances Hamm F. S. Kay 1 1 . E. Kerr Alma Lowance Mrs. F ' lora Lynn E. F ' . Overton Mary P. I’hili.ips F ' arrali Rust Virginia Turner Margaret Van Horn Katie Wilson SPECIAL Mrs. F . L. Griffith, Secretary Mrs. Edgar Smith, Librarian 9 emors OftLecjk laman Senior Class Ojficers William Walton President XoRMA 1 ’amplin rice-President Almeda Hill.. Secretary Jimmie Sanders Treasurer Miss Fliess Sponsor Colors: IFue and Gold Plowcr: Yellow Iris Motto: A Live Wire Never Gets Stepjied On 12 Lrlif Seven DCJRIS BUHKMAN Junior League, i ; School League Award, i ; Glee Club. 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Monu- laiiiccr Staff, 4. EL A I N E BROUGH M AN Junior League, i ; Literary Club, 2; Home Economics Clul), 3, 4. I S A BEL CAR RENTER Junior League, 1 ; Mountaineer Staff, I, 2, 3; Hi-Y, 2, 3, Treas- urer, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee, 3; King Committee, 3; Dramatic Club, 4: Ai.ueghanian Staff, 4: Se- nior Play ; Social Committee, 4. LEO CARTER Junior League, i ; Science Club, i; Monogram Club, i, 2, 3, 4; Football, I, 2, 3, Captain, 4: Baseball, i, 2, 3; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Track, 3; Glee Club, 4; Hi-Y, 4. RHILLIL’ R URGANDINE Junior League, i, 2,; Science Club, 2: Football, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball, 3, Captain, 4; Monogram Club, 3, 4; Hi-Y, 3, 4. MARY EEIZAR.ETH CAHOON Junior League, i, 2; Virginia Literary Club, 3, Secretary- Treasurer, 4; Hi-y, 4; Moun- taineer Staff, 4; Ali.eghanian Staff, 4; Senior Play. CASS IE CARTER Literary Society, i : Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 : Junior League, i ; Pin Cnmmittee, 3: Senior Play; Mountaineer Staff, 4; Basketliall 4. ELOISE CHARM AN Vocational Guidance Club, 1 ; Sebool League Award, 3 ; Sec- retary - Treasurer Commercial Club, 4; Alleghanian Staff, 4. 13 DREAMA C ' UNN INGHAM OfLLecjk lariLan BOBRY COLVIN Science Club, i, 2: Photogra- phy Club, 3 : Chemistry Club, 4; Inv itation Committee, 4. ELEANOR DOYLE Junior League, i, 2: Hi- , 2, 3, 4 : Pin Committee, 3 : Home Room Secretary, 3 ; Glee Club, 4. Junior League, i: Home Room President, i ; Collection Club, 2; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Presi- dent, 4; Home Economics Club, dce-President, 3, President, 4; President Home Room, 3; Invitation Committee, 4. CATHERINE DUDLEY Junior League, i, 2; Home Ec- onomics Club, 3, 4: Invitation Committee, 4. ELEANOR DUDLEY Vocational (guidance Club, i ; Home Economics Club, 3, 4. JOE ENTSMINGER Baseball, 2, Captain, 3: Track, 2, 3, Captain, 4 ; Monogram Club, 2, 3, President, 4; Hi-Y, 2. 3. 4 - MILDRED DUDLEY Junior League, i, 2; Home Economics Club, 3, 4. CONNIE EVANS Junior League, i; Literary Clul), 2 : Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4 ; Home Economics Clul), 3, 4; Vice- President Home Room, 3 ; Mot- to Committee, 3 ; Ring Com- mittee, 3: Glee Club, 4; Senior Play. 14 Lrlif Seven MARY ELLI :N GIBSON Junior League, i; Glee Clul), 3 . 4 - MILDRED GREAVER c heering Squad, i, 2, 3, 4; Ju- nior League, i. President, 2, 3; M ountainccr Staff, i : Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Pin Committee, 3; Allec.hanian Staff, 4; Social Committee, 4, ROBERT HARTLEY Junior League, i ; Science Clidj, 2 ; Photography Club, 3. NELLIE LEE HERNDON Junior League, i, 2, 3; Commercial Clul), 4. JR ELIAN GILBERT Literary Club, i, 2: Junior League, 3, 4. KRILMONT HALL Science Club, i, 2; Football, 2, 3, 4: Model Club, 3; Monogram Club, 4. DORIS HAYNES Junior League, 1, 2: Virginia Literary Club, 3, Librarian, 4 ; Inx itation Committee, 4. LEWIS HICKMAN, JR. Junior League, t ; Science Club, I, 2: CJrchestra, 3, 4; Social Committee, 3 : Dramatic Club, 4. 15 O tLecjk lamaYi ALxMEDA HILL Junior League, i : Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: School League Award, 2: Hi- Y, 3, 4 ; King Committee, 3 ; Motto Committee, 3; Moun- faiuccr Staff, 4: Secretary Senior Class, 4. CHARLES HUTCHESON, JR. Junior League, i, 2; Photogra- phy Cluh, 3 : Hi-’S’, 3, 4 : Class Treasurer, 3: Commercial Club, 4: Secretary-Treasurer Home Room, 4; Senior Play, 4: Social Committee, 4. Gl ' .ORGI : JENKINS, JR. Science Club, 3 : Orchestra, 3, Conductor, 4; Glee Club, 3, 4; Dramatic Cliil), 4. .MARGARET LAYTON Junior League, i ; Glee Club, 2, 3 : P)asketball, 3, 4. WILLIAM HOE KM AN Treasurer of Home Room, i; Junior League, i ; Finance Com- mittee, 3: School League .•Vward, 3 : Photography Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4: Editor of Ai.leghani. n. 4. DORIS INGRAM Cheer Leader, i, 2, 3, 4; Junior League, i, 2; Mountaineer Staff, I, 3, 4: Virginia Idterary Club, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 4. STUART LACY Junior League,: ; Cheer Leader, I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Mountaineer Staff, 2, 3, Busi- ness Manager, 4 ; Flower and Color Committee, 3; Hi-Y, 4; Senior Play, 4. WILLIAM LEECH Literary Club, i ; Science Club, 2; lIi- ' , 3, Secretary, 4; Mono- gram Club, 3, 4; Manager Baseball, 3: Basketball, 3, 4; Pin Committee, 3: Home Room Treasurer, 3; Business Man- ager Alleghanian. kirlif Seven BUDDY LONG Junior League, i : Dramatic Club, 2; Science Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4. DORIS LUSHBAUGH Junior League, 1 ; Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4 ; Glee Club, 3, 4; I ' lower and Color Committee, 3 ; Dramatic Club, 4. ROBERT AIcGUIRE Glee Club, 3; 4; Senior Play, 4; Home Room Treasurer, 4, BRENT MILLER, JR. Science Club, i ; Glee Clul), 3, 4; Secretary Junior Class; Track, 3; Commercial Club, 4; Monogram Club, 4: Footljall Manager, 4; Senior Play, 4. ELOISE LUMSDEN Junior League, 1; Pjasketball, 3: Flower and Color Commit- tee, 3 : Vice-President Basket- ball Club, 4; Dramatic Clul:), 4; Hi-Y Club, 4; Senior Play, 4; Social Committee, 4; Mountaineer Staff, 4 KENNEMH McGUIRIL JR. Junior League, i ; Commercial Club, 2 ; Baseball, 2, 3 ; Mono- gram Club, 2, 3, 4 : Hi-V, 3, 4; b ' ootljall, 3, 4; Track, 3; Bas- ketljall, 3, 4; Vbce- President Home Room, 4. bILWOOD McSllERRY PAULINE MONTGOxMERY Junior League, i, 2; Glee Club, 3, 4 ; Flower and Color Committee, 3. OfLtecjL lanLan XANCY MOSELEY junior League, i : (ilee Club, 2. 3, 4: Cheer Leader, 2, 3, 4: Hi- V, 3, Secretary, 4: Senior Play Dramatic Club, 4: Alleghax- I. N Staff, 4: Social Committee, 3. PHYLLIS PAM PL IN Junior League, i, 2: Hi- , 2, 3, Vice-President, 4 : Social Com- mittee, 2 : Motto Committee, 3 ; Basketball, 3, Captain, 4; Sec- retary-T reasurer Dramatic Club, 4; M oiiiitaliiccr Staff ' , 4; Man- ager Senior Play. OIMlKGL RL ' DISILL Science Club, i ; Clee Clul), 3, 4; Senior Play, 4; President Chemistry Club, 4. JIMMIE SANDERS Science Club, i. 2: Hi-V, 2, 3. 4; Photography Club, 3; Com- mercial Club, 4: Treasurer of Senior Class, 4. NORMA PAMPLIN Junior League, i ; Literary So- ciety, I ; Mountaineer Staff, 2, 3. Editor, 4 ; Hi-Y, 2, Vice- President, 3, President, 4 ; Glee Club, 2, President, 4; Home Economics Club, President, 2, 3; Class Vice-President, 3, 4; Senior Play. WILLIS ROGERS Literary Clul), i ; Science Club, 2 : Eootljall, 2, 3, 4 ; Baseball, 3 ; Ring Committee, 3; Hi-Y, 4; Basketball, 4. JIMMY RULE Junior League, i, 2; Photog- raphy Club, 3 ; Pin Committee, 3 : Chemistry Club, 4 ; Social Committee, 4: Secretary Home Room, 4. R A A I O N I ) SAN DE R S Science Club, i, 2; Junior League, i; Vice-President Home Room, i ; Photography Club. 3: Finance Committee, 3 ; Vice - President Commercial Club, 4; Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4. 18 trlij S even ROBERT SACHS Secretarj ' Science Clul , i, Vice- President, 2; President Home Room, 2; Photography Cluh, 3; I ' diiance Committee, 3 ; Chemis- try Club, 4: Assistant Manager Footl.iall, 4: Manager Basket- ball, 4; Social Committee, 4; Hi-Y, 2, Treasurer, 3: Vice- President, 4. RUTH SHORTER Junior League,! ; Literary Club, 2; Home Economics Club, 3, 4. JOE THOMAS junior League, I ; Literary Club, I, 2: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club, 2, 3: Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 3: Track, 3; Basketball, 3, 4; President ju- nior Class ; Home Room Presi- dent, 3; Hi- ' ! ' , 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 4: Social Committee, 4. ]H)NA TUCKER junior League, i : Science Club, 2 ; Home Room Secretary, 2 : Basketball Club, 3; Home Ec- onomics Club, 4; Ali.eghanian Staff, 4: Home Room ice- President, 4. JAMES SHEETS junior League, i ; Science Club, 2, 3; Photograi)hy Club, 3; Chemistry Clul , 4. DORA LEF: d AYLOR Junior League, i, 2; Basketl)all, 3,4: I framatic Club, 3, 4. DARUAN THOAH’SON Science Club, i ; Hi-V, 2, Sec- retary, 3, President, 4; Photog- raphy Club, 3 : Social Commit- tee, 3; Ring Ci.unmittee, 3; hce-President Home Room, 4; M oiuitainccr Staff, 4. HOPE VALLANDINGHAM Home Economics Oub, 2, 3; Motto Committee, 3 ; Chemistry Club, 4. 19 OfLtecjk ecjncLman SARAH VIA Junior League, i ; Glee Cluli, 2, 3, 4 : Alotto Committee, 3. RLLA LOUISE VH ULMER Junior League, i, 2: Home Kcononiics t ' luh, 3, 4. BETl ' V LOU WILLIAMS Junior League, i. Secretary-, 2; Collection Club, 2: Hi-Y, 3, 4: Glee Clul), 3. 4 ; Flower and Color Committee, 3; Moun- taineer Staff, 4. CHARLES WILSON Science Club, i , 2 ; Junior League, i : Photography Club, 3 ; President Commercial Club, 4 ; Puisiness Manager Senior Play : Social Committee, 4. WILLIAM WALTON Science Club, i ; School League Award, 1 : F ' ootliall, 2, 3 : Chem- istry Cluh. 2; Photography Clul), 3; Orchestra, 3, 4; Amer- ican Legion Award, 3 ; Finance Committee, 3 ; President Senior Class, 4 ; Senior Play, 4. FRANK WHITMER Junior League, i ; Model Club, 2, 3 ; Orchestra, 2 ; Industrial Arts Cluh, 4. JOSELH WILLIAMSON Junior League, i : Science Cluh, 2; Foothall, 3, 4; Rasketljall, 3, 4; M(jnogram Club. 4. ROBERT WITHROW Junior League, i ; Mountaineer Staff, 2 ; Hi-Y, 4. 20 klrlij S even NED WYSOR Science Club, i, Secretary, 2: Chemistry Club, 4: Invitation Committee, 4. SIDNEY YOUNG Junior League, 1; Commercial Club, 4. HUNTER Y OUNG Science Club, i ; Biology Club, 2 ; Glee Club, 3, Secretary- Treasurer, 4. HAZEL ELIESS Class Sponsor, 3, 4. ALMEDA HILL Valedictorian 21 PHYLLIS PAMPIJN Saliitatorian OfLLecjli ecj nariLcin Friday Evening, November 20, ig3j THE CLIFTON FORGE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS Presents BOYCE LOVING ' S COMEDY Tomboy Directed by Hazel Fliess CAST ( In the order in which they speak ) Jacqueline Abbott ..Isabel Carpenter Nancy Abbott Nancy Moseley John Abbott George Rudisill Eloise Abbott Eloise Liimsden Dorothy Abbott Stuart Lacy Alfred Kinston Charles Hutcheson Larry Salisbury Robert McGuire Earnest Jl’afson. M. D Brent Miller jllildred Elaivkins Doris Buhrman j Irs. Simpson Mary Elizabeth Cahoon Nezespaper PTiotographer William Walton Radio Representatiz ' e. Norma Pamplin Saleslady (golf goods) Cassie Carter Saleslady (cosmetics ) Connie Evans The scene of the play is the living room of the Abbott residence SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act I An evening in April Act II Scene i. An afternoon in June, a year later. Scene 2. An evening in June, six days later. Act III The evening of Thanksgiving Day Business Managers Phyllis Pamplin and Charles P. Wilson Produced with the permission of the copyright owners, Samuel French, Inc., of New York City Lriif Seven Class Activities A fter two years in Clifton Forge High Schcjol, the activities of the Class . of 1937 began with Miss Fliess as Junior Sponsor. Lhe officers were Joe Thomas, president, Norma Ramplin, vice-presidoit, Brent Miller, secretary . and Charles Hutcheson, treasurer. The class selected a motto, flower, and colois. Soon the Junior pins were ordered. In November of 1935, the class made its debut at a i)arty in the auditorinm. Various games and dancing j.)rovided the entertainment. 1 his party was the begin- ning of a long series of social events for the Class of 937 - In January, the girls entertained the hoys with a delightful “Leap Year ])arty. The boys enjoyed being “rushed by the girls. The most elaborate affair of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom which took place on March 20. The decorations and refreshments were green and white, the colors of St. Patrick’s Day. To the strains of the music of the Merrimakers, the Juniors formed the figure “1936” in honor of their guests. The Prom was a great success. In May, the Senior rings were selected in order that they might l)e received at the beginning of the fall semester. The class also elected Miss Fliess as its Senior Sponsor. As a climax to a happy year, the class had a picnic su])]:)er at Camp Twilldo. The first of the many events which made the Senior year one to he remembered always, was a picnic at Carpenters’ Cam]i on Seidemher 18. In October a Hal- lowe’en party was given in the auditorium. On November 20, the Senior play, “Tomboy,” was presented to a large crowd. The play was very capalily presented and was thoroughly enjoyed by evervajne. On December 4, the class had a party which began at the Masonic Theatre where the movie “Rose Bowl” was seen and ended at P ' arrar’s where “Jeep” music and sundaes were enjoyed. To reciprocate for the “Leap Year” party given by the girls, the hoys gave the girls a party in January. Continuing the policy of having a social affair each month, the class had another enjoyable party on PYbruary 19, following an exciting basket- hall victory over Covington. As The Alleghanian goes to the ])nl)lishers, the class is anticipating the happy events of the coming months. The Junior-Senior Prom, a school dance sponsored by the Seniors, an elaborate dinner dance, and many other affairs will be held. Thus the sixty-seven members of the thirtieth class to be graduated from the Clifton Forge High School are approaching the end of a delightful, profitable, and eventful period in their lives — their happy school days ! 2,3 WHKN WE WERE ’ERV Y(JUNG ' ’ irlif Seven ' ' When We Were Very Young ' Previous ])ages have presented the memljers of the Class of 1937 as they are today. The hands of Time are now turned l)aekwards and the children of yesterday are presented. There are many resemhlances between them and the Seniors of today. As a matter of fact, all those i)orlrayed on the opposite page are now Seniors. How (|nickly Time marches (jn ! One day, the pupils of the third grade of the Pee school hatl their picture taken. Ifight years have elapsed and most of them are Seniors. Among those in the ])ictnre — which is reproduced below — are the president of the Senior Class, the leading members of the cast of the Senior play, some of the staff of The Allechi ANLA.N, and others who have Ijeen assets to the Class of 1937. Only the years will reveal w hat the Seniors of todav will he to the world of tomorrow as Time marches on ! Senior Celebrities Best looking boy Robert IcGnire Most beautiful girl.. ..Doris Lushbaugh Most studious Doris Biibnnaii Most school spiritcd....y.ormu. Pamplin Most class spirited Nonna Paini)lin Most likeable box P)obby Sachs Most likable girl Nancy iNloseley Has done most for CFI-IS, Nonna Pamplin flas done most for the class. Nonna Pamplin Most sentimental Robert iNIcGuire Most artistic Cenmie Irvans Biggest bluff IB ' ent Aliller Biggest gossip Eloise Lnmsden Biggest zvoman hater P)n(ldy Long Biggest man hater. Dreama Cnnningham Highest highbrozo Doris Lnshl)angh Most carefree Charles W ilson Slozvest Ned WNsor J ' ampicst iMildred Greaver Quietest Lonise Wdiitmer Most lovable box Joe Thomas Most lovable girl Isabel Car])enter Most athletic - Leo Carter Most dignified - Joe Entsminger Most original Connie Evans Biggest joke Bobl)y Sachs Most popular box Joe Thomas Most popular girl.. Nancy Moseley Noisiest Rol lert Hartley Sleepiest -.Kenneth McGuire Boy most likely to succeed, Billy Whilton Girl most likely to succeed, Norma Pamplin Best natureil. ...M ' dvy Elizabeth Gaboon Most talkative Bobby Sachs Wittiest Bobby Sachs Laziest Kenneth McGuire Peppiest hdeanor Doyle Goofiest George Jenknus Szveetest iMary Elizabeth Cahoon Champion alibier Bobby Sachs 20 GL asses THE CLASS OF 19.38 s even • � • The Class of 1 938 Edward Kenny Martha Scruggs Alma Lee Rudisill Sarah Chambers Miss Baker Reva Agnor Guyotha Ailstock Cleo Ayers Felix Bradley Gladys Bratton Billy Brown Francis IF ' own Lea Bnrgandine Thelma IFirger Olean Puirnside W ' illiani Bnrsey Mary Fdizaheth Cahoon Arthur Cani])hell Elliert Camjihell Stewart Casey Lois Catlett Katherine Chamliers Wesley Collins Adolphus Craft Virginia Cnmhea Claude Cunninghain Edward Dean Robert Dellinger Beatrice Downey Anna Drewey Nancy Lunmett Courtney Fridley Mariory Garrison Wirt Goode Maxine Gorman Mary Grimes LeigF Hall Eleanor Hartharger Martha Hartharger Jessie Hartsook Charlotte Haynes Mildred Haynes Icohert Hinebaugh Mildred Hicks Carlie Hill James Horton h ' dith .Hutchison Lloyd Huffman Wilma Jackson Lora Johnson Rnth Keller Clarence Kennedy Melvin Kenned} ' Ifvelyn Kirby George Kirby Hazel Iving Nowlan King Louise Ixi Brie Richard Lacy J’hyllis I am Watson I.ipes Albert I.ivesay Mildred Mahanes Rhyllis Mason Mary Dudley McMullan John Henry Miller Iflizaheth Morris Thomas Murray Ruby Nicely Raymond Nichols William Overstreet Douglas IMmplin I eslie Parker Claude J ayne Virginia Pendleton President Piee-President Seeretury Treasurer S ' l onsor Charles Pollock Marvin Pow ' dl Preston Proffitt Maria Jane Pugh Claude Pullen hdizaheth Pursley Hamilton Rapp Barrett Reid Paul Si pie Peggy Skeldiug Helen Smith Suzanna Smith Linda Snead Dorothy Stanley Paul Stone Clifton Sutherland Ida Grace Swann Francis Swartzel Martha Tavenner Nancy Trihhett Gladys Mae Tucker Anne Tyree I’Johert Van Horn Charles Van Lear William Van I.ear E. If Vermillion Idarry Venuillinn Richard Whade Walter Wade Floyd Ward Harvey Woods Susan Wilson Thomas WiFon Evelyn Wyn ' Dorothy Young Evelyn Young 29 O tLecfk ecjnayiiayi Q f THE CLASS OF 1939 Lrlij Revert The Class of 1939 Mary Constance Scales President Frances Agnor - dee-President Alfred Via -....Secretary-Treasurer Miss Van Horn Sponsor Marguerite Armstrong Clinton Ijales Fay Ballard Herman Piallard Marion Berger Marjorie Bradley Thomas Ih ' adley Mary Bnrgandine Irma Cahoon 1 larold Cam])l)ell Walter Camphell Richard Casey ' irona Clarkson Francis Cold) William Craft Bobbie Damron Robert Deaton James Dellinger James Duncan Lokeel Fvans Margaret Felton James Fore Frances Font Meredith Fox Mary E. Glass Ionia Grekos Jack Groves Cbabner Hall Doris Harless Betty Hart Bernard Harvey Flarriet Haskins Thomas Haynes Dorothy Hickman Thomas Higgins Walter Hinehaugh Phyllis Hoover Margaret Horton Gertrude Howard Monte Irvine Geraldine Jenkins Betty Johnson Martha Jones George Keller Mary Kern Keller Kirts Esther Krimm John Landrum Fay Lawler Jack Levi say George Linkinhoker Emilie Long Lyle Lumsden Charles Mays Bettie Meadows L}’!!!! Miller Anne Murray Sara Nair Lawrence Nelson Kuhv Oakes Caroline Paxton Mayhelle Paxton Sylvia Pyle Alavis Rule Virginia Scott Frances Sheets Bohh} Shipp Bertrin Shorter Mary Anne Simpson Addison Smith Jean Smith Elizabeth Snead Guilford Stanley Billy Surher Kathleen Taliaferro Catherine Anne Turner Dreama Vance Isaac Vest Charles Mkiddell Richard Mkide Marguerite Whitmer Ruby Wilhelm Virginia Wilhelm Catherine Williams Jean Woolwine Curtis Wrenn Shirley Wh ' enn Alargaret right Ruth Wright Jack Wysor Har ry Young THE CLASS OF 1940 kirlij Seven The CJdss of 1940 1 )ORC)T 1 1 Y WOODSO N Robert Craft Belva Dunn - Edward Grange Miss Cradle Eleanor Ailstock Dorothy Anderson Marguerite Anderson Jane Bath John Benkiser Jack Pilain Arville Browder Rhonalda Browder Gray Buhrman Carl Burnside Curtis Burnside Marion Byers Ernest Cahoon Farrar Chamhers Ralph Chaplin Carl Clark Doris Conklin Blair Craft Wiley Craft Bertha Lee Crizer Garland Cunningham John K. Dofld Theron Douglas Francis Downey Louis Downey Fred Driscoll Evelyn Dudley Dreama Dull Lavonia Estes Morris Faber Robert h ' elton Rodney Fridley Eloise F ' oster Joe Gallagher Carl Garrett Kathleen Gaylor Joseph Gehhardt Billy Gibson h ' rancis Gilliland Jack Gilliland Vivian Gilliland Arthur Hall Erma Hall Bill Halligan Eloise Hambrick Charles Harris Helen Harris Mary Hartsook Richard Hartsook Max Harvey Betty Helvestine Fontaine Hildebrand Clyde Hill Millard Holt Henrietta Hoylman Kathleen Hudson Dorothy Huffman Jewell Humjihries Joe Hum])hries Billy Hutcheson James Johnson Williams Johnson Anne Kennedy Helen Kennedy h ' rancis Kenny Jackson Kern Ann Kessinger h ' rances King Edward Kirkland Charles Kraft Courtney Lawler Stuart Lawler Mary Wilson Lawrence Wilma Layton Earl Lemon Mary Francis Lemon Billy Lewis Virginia Lewis Bertha Mae Linkinhoker Virginia Lijisey Elizalieth Liptrap Dorothy Locke Helen Mahanej ' Naomi Major Eileen Masters Emmett Matheny John Mays Billy McGuire Boh McMullan Thomas MeSherrv Bernard Metsker Robert Metsker Marguerite Miller Chester Moore Harry Morris Marian Myers Ellen Nelson Aaron Nicely Alma Nicely Doris Nicely Charles Nichols Robert Pannell Ruth Paxton Dorothy Payne J’rcsidcnt ricc-Prcsidciit Secretary Treasurer _ ___ Sponsor Marjorie Payne Ann Powell Buddy Proffitt Mary Jane Proffitt Billy Pursley Huston Rayfiurn Claude Robertson Buddy Rogers Jean Rogers Richard Sampson Marion Scott Cecil Scruggs Emily Scruggs Warren Scruggs Woodson Shorter John Simmons Mary Simmons Hazel Sinar Paul Siple Joanne Smith Sonny Smith Johnnie Snead J. C. Snyder Carolyn Stratton Mary Switzer Vivian Thomas Jack Thurston Bill Topping Helen Tucker Charles Valkmdingham Wilfred Van Lear Edith VTst Louise ha h ' lorine Waddell Jean Wade Kathryn Wade Cecil Walker Betty Burr Wamsley Beatrice Warlitner Marie Warlitner Mildred Way E. C. Westerman Dennis Whiteside Aurelia Wilhelm Jean Williams Tillie Williams Emily Williamson Phyllis Woodrurn Brent Wright Clarice Wright Joyce Young Johnnie Zentmyer School Songs Hail to C. F. H. S. — faithful and true — Fight for us, boys, fight — Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah. Cheer the 1)oys to victory against all odds. So this’s our cry, boys: just Fight! Fight! Fight! Hard luck to our opponents, They ' ll never score. As this is our aim, Ijoys, rah. Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah. Score the goals for us, boys. What do you say ? Then all together, we’ll win today. It’s Clifton Forge, .It ' s Clifton Forge, The pride of every mountaineer Come on, ye old grads, join with us young lads. It’s Clifton Forge that now we cheer, Rah, Rah! Now is the time boys. To make a big noise. No matter what the people say. For there is naught to fear. The gang’s all here. So hail, my boys, to Clifton h ' orge. o When Clifton Forge and Covington Start to play Then Clifton Forge is bound to W ' in today. So Clifton we will cheer, cheer, cheer for thee You’ve got the team of Clifton’s dear old gold and green. You’ve got to pass that ball straight down the field And not another five yards must you yield. So go ahead and beat them. Oh so hard. Oh so hard And play for Clifton F ' orge. bight, boys, fight! Old Clifton has the ball. Fight, boys, fight! and never let it fall. For when they hit that line. There’ll be no line at all. There’ll be a hot time in the old town tonight. Oh! Baby! Whoop her up, wdioop her up! Whoop her up some more, Clifton F ' orge is the team that all of us adore. They play so hard, they pass so well They surely know the game. They are not rough, they are not tough They get there just the same. 34 ounlaimers ecjlianLaYL Football Leo Carter Captain Brent AI [LLER Manager Mr. Kay Coach SCORES C. E. FT. S o C. F. H. S..... o C. F. FF. S .y C. F. H. S 6 C. F. FT. S.. 14 C. F. H. S . . 13 C. F. IF. S 14 IMaiTington 6 Fre(lericksl)urg 14 GreenF)ner o H argrave o Central o Covington o Lexington o 3 ( Lriif Seven The Mountaineers For many years, atliletics have been important in the extracurricular life of Clifton Forge High School. During the 1936-1937 session, the regular sports continued to make good progress and several new ones were added to the ])rogram. The football team hnished its season with five victories and two defeats, d ' his record gave the district championshi]) title to the Mountaineers hut, in the final decision of the Virginia Literary and Athletic League, the title went to Covington. I ' he boys’ basketball team made a gcKxl record — nine victories and three defeats. The girls’ basketball games were an added attraction at the boys’ games. The track and baseball teams have excellent material and should be very successful this spring. Tennis, too, may find a place on the program of spring sports. For the first time, boxing and wrestling teams are now l)eing developed by Mr. Carper. Thus, the boys ha ' e a large variety of sports. The girls organized softball and volley ball teams last fall. They are planning to play again this spring. At present, the girls do not have a physical training teacher and their ambition to have a variety of winning teams has not yet been realized. In all their efforts, the girls deserve much credit for their fine sportsmanship. 37 Ofttecjli ecj nariLan Boys ' Basketball Charles Van Lear Captain Bobby Sachs Manager Vr. Kay Coach GAVl LS C. F. H. S 27 St. Andrews 10 C. F. H. S 20 Buchanan 17 C. F. H. S 37 Troutville 15 C. F. H. S •• 3 Lexington ' ? ? C. F. H. S 21 Co ’ington . . 24 C. F. H. S 17 Buichanan - 27 C. F. H. S 29 St. Andrews 14 C. F. FF S 28 F ' incastle 20 C. F. H. S 14 Lexington 34 C. F. H. S 23 CoYington II C. F. H. S 5 Troutville 19 C. F. H. S 47 Fincastle 23 38 kirlij S even Phyllis Pamplin Martha Sckuc.c.s.. Miss Baker Girls ' Basketball _ _ Captain _ Manager __ Coach I )(IROT H Y A NDERSC ) N M Il.DREI) ( jREAVER M ARTHA H ARTHARC.ER Wilma Jackson I vUTH Keller Ih.oise Lumsden Gi.adys Tucker Margaret Wright Dorothy Young 30 Coach “Pop” Kay 3 O LLecjk ecj naman THE BOVS’ Hi-y M. THE BOYS’ HI-Y CLUB . . . kirlif Seven • . • THE GIRLS ' Hl-y To crc e ar� L e-iCteinA-. ■iKtoD Kout, -the sc oo -a. i:Vi COim C hT ' t ' ' a. ' r� CVAa-Tac-teT iiLH a T A a a r THE GIRLS ' Hl-V CLUIl ecjkayLian The Boys ' Glee Club Douglas Pamplin - - Preston Proffitt _ _ f-IuNTER Young - - William C)verstreet Mr. Overton . President I Icc-Prcsidenf Secretary-Treasurer Librarian ..Director Jack Blain Thomas Bradley Leo Carter ICdward Crance Lloyd LIuffman George Jenkins John Landrum Bill McGuire Brent Miller Thomas AIurray Charles Nichols Raymond Nichols Clal de Payne B injDY Proffitt George Rudisill Pjilly Surp.er Vincent Thacker Bh.ly Van Lear 44 Seven I The Monogj ' am Club Joseph Entsminger - Joseph Thomas Thomas Meirray - Mr. Kay President l iee-President Secretary-Treasurer Sf onsor Felix Bradley Phillip Burgandine Leo Carter Stuart Casey Adolphus Craft I OBERT Dellinger James PTre Cecil Hall Fremont Hall Courtney Lawler William Leech Kenneth M cGihre ILient Miller Douglas Pamplin J iuDDY Rogers Charles Van Lear Joseph Wili.iamson 45 mp-c-c-3-n-x T cczioro :: aCDC l ofttecjk antan vi«e MIS ' S f. CmX ' WXA ' , SKt � a. ((KTOtuxe paptti SVlftgT g� il tgtxA wee TugKt ' fi A UE C I ASS M0BA60 1 1 V.oum v twTwfcR fptbStte ov� =lbt8W ' tt.A Wt g«0u4« W� « ' � � TAR.| i pwm,us masok a Axcy Tg� 8«uT 1.BBA j � � W� � W MfXt % ' ■ taamoti oupg i THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Lrlif Seven THE MOUNTAINEER m S ' OK PAMfl |pi� iroR fv T i)iiii AihI Football f{! xj t • nuKtN mo.s fw’-al’ u. ' (Jv, I ! • 5 . ;: St..? ' Upper Classes wo ‘|,t ' rhiKise OffieeTj ImrronTersrio s Play First -xS. Swamped 11-24 Return Of ( Column D Bv 95 Pt It« roiby pim • -htdula ’ • Meinher ' . IS- TroutMlif Seniors Present C nnwi v “TVimtv)i Fxaminui. ' nfiiKifers liead Andret (freut .-ii.tirifi;, Keco}. VO .VHJtur (InpaKly I ri«ini lb’r «} 0« t«e Bo-H.w’l nnihttti an ■-Wnet ' -rUatlun of ‘Lc ol )� oaU ti-w-u lAiry ' N ' aney Mw ' ly, a typ ' ' . wbnw eyeful ' , ? • tnff are .tputn ap- y nnfirinc ponorotHy of • tixjretinnfi anil boil for tBv advertija ' irenc largely tiwt� � ar to mnlc.i lal pweihle. I. P Bel) C pni ny, of Lyneti- lai acAin bmo mwi) Uio een- .r Oio punCnK f the annoat S ' Lvceht ' urjj Knifenvinif ly will do the enjfTriTliiir Ruth - hnr-f ahly Eiontet ••{feet the lod a ha f Ae the a;. fi ' A yet (UtreO ! i ' - Deconibt-r ■ more fui- u«4igy MeAjicRaa rtuHnfr a SpT« rj«l Nfv lioolis Onlrfed For I.ibrarT •onatfcj ' A .N 3- A.V ' C Th ' library he ■ pureli vil Ditinj ' i‘« Ixjoki. All thi ' boolia .hi«,.ri see Wn puHIrhed in IfliC Amoin: RbIhliH ' i ' 4!t6i Coppa la plnmnn? « trip to U ft ' T htinsa 1 b Charlijttwrwille. and r e frwB liMir aba inJl ro to PfeJUtk !- , I iiWft Biero aha will br a apisctolor , I .ctora nt tho Amiy-Jfavy U xroi Mr. Kerr wfii wltnort Ur- irrtiltomj MetxHd dojih between V St. 1. and V P, I.j L SSiim at Soamdeo. Sfin;. Pfaiiiipr, ti..) will I . 1! tVdlini.ia. .U .llUllinJ. .MibJrr.t ' CbtloRd. .tt-o four I. i ' d!t. Franeus. picurt. am n ' j, Frmti Halt, wo ' U’I ' I ifldeen .1ud� on.: fbe ide.(il ' t.o Cruee, Rra j ' afiitntiOO, itU ' ltMltl. (Ccatfani THE MOUNT.MXEER ecjkanian Hif h School Orchestra William ( )vekstreet _ _ _ Director Evelyn Young and Mary JiLizAiiExii Cahoon.. Piano Lewis Milkman Saxophone Harold ( iARHER Clarinet 1 Ierman IiALLARD Tninipct Vincent Thacker Guitar Billy Van I.ear Mandolin [ ' ranctls Lout B.illy Walton Lay Ballard VIOLINS Dorothy Hickman Maxine Gorman Vivian Thomas Mr. Adams 48 Sponsor kirlij S even Virginia Literary Club William Overstreet Thomas Wilson Mary Elizabeth Cahoon Doris Haynes Mr. Overton.. President Jdee-Frcsideiit . S ec retary-Treasn rer Librarian Sponsor Clinton .Rales Cat h eri ne C h a m bers Mildred Hicks Doris Ingram Nowlan King Louise LaBrie Mary D. McMullan Sarah Nair Maria Jane Pugh Gladys M. Tucker Anne Tyree C H A R LE S W I LSO N 49 . OfLtecfk anian . THE DRAxMATIC CLUI! irly Revert THE GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB The Junior Leugiie Shirley Wrknn President Bertha Lixkiniioker .1 ’ iee-Presideut Carolyn Stratton - Sccretarv Frances Fout .. Treasurer Miss Cralle S onsor Eleanor Ailstock Morris Faber Kattie Karl Ma ' guerite Miller Marv Switzer Margaret Anderson Margaret Felton Helen Kennedv Marian M ers Vivian Thomas Marguerite Armstrong Robert Felton Melvin Kennedy Ellen Nelson .lack Thurston Jane Hath Eloise Foster Anne Kennedv Alma Nicely Billv Topping John Henkiser Uodnev Fridlev Marv Francis Kenny Doris Nicely Charles allandingha ' I ' hoinas Hra ilev Joe (lallagher Marv Kern Rubv Oaks Drema Vance Arville Browder Carl (larrett Jackson Kern Dorothv Favne Edith Vest (iray Buhrman Kathleen (iavlor Anne Kessinger Marjorie Favne Louise Via Marv Burganiline Hillv (iibson Francis King Caroline Faxton Charles Waddell (.’arl Burnside Harriet Hilbert Edward Kirkland Ruth Paxton Florine Wad lell (’ui-tis BuiTiside Lillian Hilbert Keller Kirts Jbiddv Frotfitt Jean Vade Hubv Bvers Frances (Jillaml Esther Krimm Marv Jane Frotfitt Kathrvn M’ade Marian Bvers Jack Hilland Dickv Lacv H. 1 . 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