Cople High School - Traveler Yearbook (Hague, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

■ B5I OF COPLE HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATION To Miss Lela Evelyn Bouldin, our beloved teacher, whose encouragement, loyalty, and understanding of the students of Cople High School have made them better students, people, and citizens, we dedicate this issue of the Traveller 1 ’ with more affection and gratitude than we can ever put in words. COPLE SCHOOL HIGH ALMA MATER GUARDED BY THE RAPPAHANNOCK AND THE POTOMAC BLUE, STANDS OUR NOBLE ALMA MATER, COPLE HIGH SCHOOL, HAIL S CHORUS 37uvL COPLE HIGHSCHOOL 9 2 2 . COPLE, THE DEAREST OF ALL THE SCHOOLS, TO THEE WE ' LL E ' ER BE TRUE. HAIL TO THEE, OUR ALMA MATER, COPLE HIGH SCHOOL, HAIL! WHILE SEASONS CHANGE FROM GREEN TO WHITE AND DAY GIVES PLACE TO NIGHT, THE FLAME OF YOUTH, THE TORCH OF TRUTH WILL GUIDE OUR STEPS ARIGHT. nLojvL COPLE HIGH SCHOOL 19 S n A A A nnA A A n A AA A! A FHQJLTY HIGH SCHOOL LELA EVELYN BOULDIN B. A. Longwood College SSE LYNN LDTHY, B. A. , M. A. Randolph-Macon College American University The Johns-Hopkins Univ. GRACE P. RYERSON B. A. Bates College PRANCES R. HUDSON Madison College University of Virginia ANDERSON JR. Be A • Randolph-Macon College JESSE COLEMAN CASEY Jones Junior College ' Benjamin Franklin Univ. T. GILES HUDSON B. A. Randolph-Macon College University of Maryland V. P. I. FACULTY ELEMENTRKY CHARLOTTE D. DOUGLAS Mary Washington College University of Virginia FANNIE MASON ENGLISH Md. State Teachers College Johns Hopkins University MARTHA COBB BEALE B.S. Longwood College KfJ ' !j d college a VIRGINIA W. LUTHY Wm. and Mary Extension NANCY WALKER GRIFFITH St. Mary ' s Jr. College Hollins College ■ ' 5 ■yvUU ■ THERESA M. SAUNDERS Mary Washington College KATHERINE WRIGHT COLLINS Mary Washington College William and Mary College ) DONALD George Murray E. NICODEMUS Washington Univ. St. Teachers Col. V M P j ' g P SARAH DU VAL BAILEY BLONDIE Glee Club-48,49,51 F.H.A.-49,50,51 4-H Club-48 Softball-50, 51 Senior Play-51 Annual-Assembler 51 jJ- -4 - ELEANOR GERTRUDE ANTHONY SPROUT Glee Club-48,49,50,51 F.H.A.-49,50,51 4-H Club-48,49,Sec. 50,51 Safety Patrol-50,51 Volley-ball-51 Senior Play-Properties 51 Annual-Sales Manager 51 Class Poet MARGARET ELLEN CAUSEY MARGIE Glee Club-48,49 F.H.A.-49,50,51 4-H Club-48,49 Volley-ball-51 Senior Play-51 Annual-Class Editor 51 JACK STANSBURY BOYCE BUTCHER BOY Senior Class Vlce-Pres. S.C.A.-Vice-Pres. F.F.A.-47,48,49,50 Safety Patrol-50 Football-48,49,50 Basketball-51 Baseball-49,50,51 Senior Play-50,51 Annual-Sports Editor 51 ALICE ELIZABETH FALLIN ALICE Glee Club-48,49,50,51 F.H.A.-49,50 4-H Club-48,49,50,51 Volley-ball-51 Senior Play-51 Annua,!-Social Editor 51 Honor Graduate MARIANNE REBECCA HUNDLEY MODY S.C.A.-Reporter 49, Sec. 50 Glee Club-48,49 4-H Club-48,49 Softball-49 Volley-ball-51 Basketball-51 Oratorcial Contest-Sec. Place 50 One Act Play-49 Senior Play-51 Annual-Art Editor 49,50, Editor 51 Honor Graduate JOAN ALMEDA COATES JOAN 3.C.A.-Secretary 50 Glee Club-48,49,50,51 F.H.A.-49, Reporter 50,51 Safety Patrol-51 Senior Play-51 Annual-Typist 51 Class Prophecy alor+yi SHIRLEY ELAINE CUSICK CROW S.C.A.-President 51 Glee Club-Sec. 50,51 F.H.A.-Vice Pres. 50 Reporter 51 Volley-ball-51 Basketball-Captain 51 One Act Play-50 Senior Play-51 Annual-Typist 50 Pub. Mgr. 51 Ass. Editor 51 Senior Giftorian RALPH OREN DAVIS BOBBY Safety Patrol-48,49, Captain 50,51 Football-Captain 51 Oratorical Contest-Third Place 49,60 Senior Play-51 Annual-Literary Editor 51 Class Speaker LAURA MAE HALL LAURIE S.C.A.-Sec. 51 Glee Club-49,50,51 F.H.A.-49,50,51 Softball-48,49,50,Captain 51 Basketball-51 Senior Play-Prologue 51 Annual-Sports Editor 51 IRA LANDON HUNDLEY PETE Class Sec.-51 S.C.A.-Treas. 51 Safety Patrol-48,49,50,51 Senior Play-51 Annual-Advertiser 51 RUBY VIRGINIA SISSON SHORTIE Glee Club-48,49,50,51 F.H.A.-49,50,Vice-Pres. 51 4-H Club-48,49 Softball-49 Volley-ball-51 Senior Play-51 Annual-Photography 51 EFFIE VIRGINIA SYDNOR JINNY S.C.A.-Social Ch. 51 Glee Club-50,51 F.H.A.-49,50 Senior Play-51 Volley-ball-51 Annual-Advertiser 51 Class Historian ORREN CLAYBROOK STRAUGHAN CLAY Senior Class President Baseball-49,50,51 Football-51 Basketball-Co-Capt. 51 Senior Play-51 Annual-51,Asst. Editor 51 EDNA MAE TRADER BUNNY Glee Club-48,49 F.H.A.-49,50,51 4-PI Club-Reporter 48, Treas. 49 Volley-ball-51 Senior Play-51 Annual-Class Editor 49 Literary Editor 50 Business Mgr. 51 Spelling Contest-First Place 51 Honor Graduate Vs Our class of fifteen, graduating In 1951, Is eagerly awaiting the arrival of JUne, but we shall always remember our happy school days. We, a class of twenty six girls and boys, came Into high school from Mrs. Douglas ' seventh grade very excited and eager for the priv¬ ileges of high school students. After two or three weeks of asking questions and finding our class rooms, we settled down to work. During our high school years we have had ten teachers. It has been our great fortune to have Mr. Luthy as our principal all through high school; also Mrs. Ryerson, Mrs. Hudson and Mr. Hudson. Mrs. Norris, who left during our junior year, was re¬ placed by Mrs. Tayloe, Mr. Lowder was our home room teacher during our freshman year and Miss Bouldin took his place in our sophomore year. Last year Mr. Casey came to teach the commercial course and Mr. Anderson came this year to replace Mrs. Tayloe in the freshman room. At the beginning of our freshman year we started using the new cafeteria. Many of the girls sang in Glee Club and some of the boys were Initiated into the F. F. A. Club. The girls of the class will long remember our initiation into the Home Economics Club during our sophomore year. Also that same year our first annual in several years was put out under the direction of Miss Bouldin. Ralph Davis entered the public speaking contest sponsored by The Virginia Bankers Association and won third place. Marianne Hundley took part in a one-act play directed by Mrs. Ryerson. The play was pre¬ sented at Fredericksburg and won third place. The outstanding event of our Junior year was our Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in April, sponsored by Mrs. Hudson. Shirley Cusick, our class president, gave the welcome and Effie Sydnor was Junior giftorian. A musical sketch was presented by Alice Fallin, Laura Hall, Margie Causey, and Joan Coates. Ruby Sisson and Shirley Cusick also provided entertainment by tap dancing. Those who won honors in the public speaking contest that year were: Marianne Hundley, second place and Ralph Davis, third place. Our junior year was also an important year in athletics, for the boys, coached by Mr. Hudson won several baseball games and the girls, coached by Mrs. Tayloe and Miss Bouldin, were undefeated and won the girls softball trophy for District F.. We are proud to claim Laura Hall and Sarah Bailey who played in the cham¬ pionship game. Clay Straughan and Jack Boyce have also taken a leading part in all sports. From our original twenty six who entered high school, we now have fifteen seniors; Eleanor Anthony, Sarah Bailey, Jack Boyce, Margie Causey, Joan Coates, Ralph Davis, Laura Hall, Alice Fallin, Shirley Cusick, Landon Hundley, Marianne Hundley, Clay Straughan, Edna Trader, Ruby Sisson, and Effie Sydnor. The highlights of our senior year have been our senior play, Melody Jones”, which was presented in December under the direction of Mr. Anderson; our annual, The Traveller , being published under Miss Bouldin ' s direction; and the S. C. A. which has functioned successfully with Mrs. Ryerson as sponsor. The boys and girls basketball teams were organized with Mr. Anderson coaching the boys and Miss Bouldin the girls. Although they were unable to claim any victories, they did roll up some creditable scores for first year players. When our commencement parts were given out it was unusual that there were two first place winners, Marianne Hundley and Edna Trader. For the past four years there have been many improvements in the appearance of the school. New fluorescent lights installed in all of the classrooms, and a new stage curtain has been purchased. During our junior year the commericial department was added with fourteen type¬ writers and fourteen new tables. This has been a great help to those interested in business. We bought a new record player with the profits from the magazine drive, and a tape recorder was given to the school by last years ' graduating class. As our class of 1951 departs from Cople High, we leave with you our motto; Learn as if you would live forever; live as if you would die tomorrow. Effie Sydnor FAREWELL TO C. H. S. Dear C. H. S. your memories we ' ll hold In days both far and nigh. We leave our class colors of blue and gold. And remember the days at Cople High. Cople, dearest of all the schools To you we ' ll e ' er be true. We ' ll follow forever your guiding rules. And treasure the friends we knew. Cople, we love, we honor your name. You ' ll never know for we can never tell How much you ' ve helped us since we came. And so from the class of ' 51- a fond farewell. Eleanor Anthony President Clay Straughan Vice-President....jack Boyce Sec. Treas.Landon Hundley Sponsor.Miss Bouldin Eleanor Anthony Sarah Bailey Margie Causey Joan Coates Shirley Cusick Ralph Davis Alice Fallin Laura Hall Marianne Hundley Ruby Sisson Effie Sydnor Edna Mae Trader Imagine, if you will, me, Joan Coates in 1961. Styles have gone througfi another cycle and I am modishly dressed in knee length dress and am wearing my hair in a bun at the back of my neck. Life is made easy for me by my thoughtful six-foot husband and is made happy by our two little blue eyed boys Having seen the picture of me I know that you are anxious to see your¬ selves and your classmates and learn what changes the ten years since we left Cople have brought about. Some, you may have already guessed, but some things will no doubt surprise you. Eleanor Anthony has grown in dignity, reduced in stature and slowed down her walk as she, the Supervisor of Nurses, cruises the halls of Grace Hospital. Sarah Bailey is a receptionist for a handsome dentist in Baltimore. Incidentally he is a bachelor. Jack Boyce is demonstrating the new 16-cylinder Super Duper De Luxe for the Tucker Hill Motor Company. There is no car around that gets to more football, baseball and basketball games. We hear Margie Causey is now residing with her husband in California. He is a naval officer of great promise. Shirley Cusick Is private secretary and chief office boss of Poxwell and Poxwell Pishing Fleet incorporated at Beale ' s Wharf. Shirley spent several years in Baltimore waiting for her ship to come in and this parti¬ cular job to materalize. Ralph Davis Is now owner and manager of the largest Big Men ' s Shop in Virginia. Ralph says he carries no sizes under 46. We hear that he is often called on to speak to various civic groups In the state. Alice Fallin Is kept very busy trying to see that Chester stays on his diet in that he is a great baseball player. Laura Mae Hall is secretary to the good-looking boss at the Ashley ' s Shoe Company in Montross. Landon Hundley became so Interested in the chicken feed business that he started a business of his own. Pounding a typewriter in his office among the glowing ads for growing mash and chicken starter Is little Ruby Sisson, still trying to Stretch that 4 feet 11 to 5 feet. I lost track of Marianne Hundley for a long time and finally discovered that she is sailing the seven seas as a Navy nurse. She had planned to be a nurse but the Navy also held an irresistible attraction for her. Clay Straughan is Director of Athletics at the Westmoreland Consolidated School. If you want to get in touch with him anytime after school hours, ride over around Hyacinth. Effie Sydnor is busy at Medical College with bunson burners and labora¬ tory equipment. I understand Effie still isn ' t married. Edna Mae Trader has a full-time job at the old school teaching three classes of English and two of history. I hope that your future as It here appears may please you and tnat all the years ahead may bring you health, happiness, and prosperity. JOAN COATES THEN RND NOU LANDON HUNDLEY MARIANNE HUNDLEY RUBY SISSON EFFIE SYDNOR CLAY STRAU3HAN EDNA TRADER JUNIORS PRESIDENT ANNA DAVIS VICE-PRES. CLAUDETTE CROSS SEC. TREA3. CHARLES ALLEN RICHARD DAIGER DORTHY DAVIS NELLIE DAVIS MARY D. GRIFFITH tot SHIRLEY HALL ERNIE KEELING CLIFTON KILMON i JIM MOZINGO ROBERT MURPHY BILLY PAYNE EARL SADLER GARNETTE STANDBRIDGE SPONSOR. MOTTROM TRADER .MRS. HUDSON BARBARA WOODS 1 MARGARET HERBERT AUDREY FILMON HIRAM KING -- —- J JIimA cSU.l ROBERT HUNTER BEALE MARY JANE DAIGER FRANCES BEACHAM ALITHIA BALDERSON HARRY BARNES MARY ASHTON BARTON ALBERT BUTLER MARY CARLSON MARILYN CARTER ELDRED DAIGER COLLINS DAVIS SPONSOR W P. ANDERSON THOMAS GOTT ELEANOR HERBERT DOUGLAS JENKINS EMMETT KILMON MARGARET KILMON ROLAND MARCHETTI STANLEY MORRIS JACQUELINE RYERSON JOHN SYDNOR MILDRED THRIFT MARTHA CORN JOE HERBERT RONALD MARCHETTI - t 7 ) - 34 hJJL 1 X.TN S Tpjtti fcJTj - Jimr-ntj Me l e M ; Ctx-j 2 5. w ' i � ( ClJi iS _. oU j -TM nxLt- 12 jC co ■!• O f� k L 1 . Ojct-C k-L , oicir ,. XT Q- j ‘ I c - , Jet -wes dluL ; ' 7 “i uc utth i. , biu . Jrtt w- U J? 7 S T f) fV JV .tde .-n, 0 (. .;r._ -Jg t hi t r cCat-k. i ad ' ct , okUcjC j fkryx_ (Vale.,, Jcclux (-C i CtOLlC - - 1 xJe£, Ml t.ble J j)£- r c. ' tL. L , i c K ccjoU_| . ( fU ' ToL+cl Tc’ku. v C d aX X l U J v Ik jl c 6 -c 7 : 2 - X J 7 - ' .-2 01 y 1 1 W ATC Mj V(U W SEVENTH GRADE - ■ - --- -- - — - Itilii! i li FIFTH GRADE OV $ Xodf: fourth GRADE HEP- B f R T C a- f, 0 B H THIRD GRROE SECOND GRRDE FIRST GRADE EDITOR. ASSISTANT EDITOR... BUSINESS MANAGER... PRODUCTION MANAGER. CLASS EDITOR. ART EDITORS. LITERARY EDITOR.... SOCIAL EDITOR. SPORTS EDITORS. ADVERTISING EDITORS SALES MANAGER. ASSEMBLER. TYPIST. PHOTOGRAPHY. SPONSOR. .MARIANNE HUNDLEY ...CLAY STRAUGHAN .EDNA TRADER ...SHIRLEY CUSICK ....MARGIE CAUSEY ...PRANCES CAUSEY JIM MOZINGO .RALPH DAVIS .ALICE FALLIN .LAURA HALL JACK BOYCE .EPFIE SYDNOR LANDON HUNDLEY ..ELEANOR ANTHONY .SARAH BAILEY .JOAN COATES .RUBY SISSON MISS LELA BOULDIN -I PRESIDENT...SHIRLEY CUSIGK SECRETARY...LAURA MAE HALL REPORTER....PRANCES CAUSEY VICE PRESIDENT...JACK BOYCE TREASURER_LANDON HUNDLEY SPONSOR.MRS. RYERSON if ru„— SRFETY PRTROL PATROL CAPTAIN.RALPH DAVIS SPONSOR LIEUTENANT MRS. RYERSON BILLY PAYNE COMMENCEMENT Processional.. Invocation.. Welcome. Remembering”. My Heart Is A Garden The Halls of Ivy . Thinking . Gift to the School. Presentation of Diplomas Believing . Benediction... Recessional. ... Pomp and Circumstance .Rev. Wm. Byrd Lee .Claybrook Straughan (Class President) .Ralph Davis .The Glee Club .-:G3dna Mae Trader .Margaret Causey .Supt. B. T. Newton . Mary Ann Hundley .Rev. Wm. Byrd Lee War March of the Priests Tied for First Honors Mary Ann Hundley and Edna Mae Trader Class Flower: Red Rose Class Motto; Learn as if you would live forever; Live as if you would die tomorrow. CLASS ROLL Eleanor Anthony Sarah Bailey Jack Boyce Margaret Causey Joan Coates Shirley Cusick Ralph Davis Alice Fallin Laura Hall Mary Hundley Landon Hundley Ruby Sisson Oren Straughan, Jr. Effie Sydnor Edna Trader Senior Class Play MELODY JONES A Comedy-Drama in three Acts Prologue...Laura Hall Cast of Characters Mother (Mary Jones)... Effie Sydnor Laura Walklns (Elaine ' s mother).Edna Mae Trader Melody Jones. Marianne Hundley Leon Jones. ....Ralph Davis Kenneth Carpenter.Landon Hundley Elaine Walkins.Sarah Bailey Bruce Butler. Jack Boyce Kathy (Miss Richards).Shirley Cusick Jennifer Abbey. Joan Coates Father (John Jones).....Ernie Keeling Gary Boyd.Clay Straughan Stretch Appleby. Jimmy Boyce Francie Wilks... Margie Causey Dance at Party.Ruby Sisson Properties Special Effects.Eleanor Anthony Director.William P. Anderson Assistant Director. Alice Fallin GLEE CLUB PRESIDENT.EVELYN ROWE VICE PRESIDENT.EFFIE SYDNOR SEC. TREAS.. .SHIRLEY HALL LIBRARIAN.EDITH MAE JONES DIRECTOR.MR. J.C. CASEY BRND SEC. k TREAS.SHIRLEY HALL EDITORIAL_CLAUDETTE CROSS MEMBERS GRAYSON DELANO MAC FICKLIN JACKIE RYERSON TRICKETT HUDSON DIRECTOR MR. NICODEMUS Future Farmers of America PRESIDENT.CHARLES ALLEN SECRETARY. ..FRANKLIN FOXWELL REPORTER.HIRAM KING SPONSER. VICE PRESIDENT....JIMMIE BOYCE TREASURER.HARRY CONKLIN SENTINEL.HURVIE DAVIS .MR. HUDSON Future Homemakers of America PRESIDENT SECRETARY REPORTER. HETTY MAE MOSS VICE PRESIDENT.RUBY SISSON ..SHIRLEY HALL TREASURER.LAURA MAE WATT. SHIRLEY CUSICK SPONSER.MRS. HUDSON FEDERATION OFFICER...PEGGY MESSICK 4-H Club SENIOR 4-H CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT...FRANCES CAUSEY VICE PRES.PEGGY MESSICK SECRETARY.EVELYN ROWE TREASURER_JACKIE RYERSON REPORTER.JOAN COATES SPONSOR.MR. ANDERSON SONG LEADERS.MARY JANE DAIGER AND RUTH HALL JUNIOR 4-H CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT....EVELYN DELANO VICE PRES...VIOLET LANDMAN SPONSOR. SECRETARY..MARY BALL MASSEY TREASURER.MAC FICKLIN MRS. LUTHY BASEBALL ’ , c°Ac. H. King 1 ,c° p J. Dobyns ' J. Boyce E. Keeling E. Kilmon R. Daiger J. Mozingo B. Murphy G. M. Dean E. Daiger SCHEDULE April 5.Cople at Warsaw April 12.Parnham at Cople April 19.Oak Grove at Cople April 26.Cople at Tappahannock May 3.....Cople at King George May 10.Montrose at Cople GIRLS SOFTBRLL TER M r� M. J. Daiger SCHEDULE April 5... April 26 April 12.. May 3... April 19. . May 10.. Cople at Tappahannock .Cople at King George ....Montross at Cople uwuiuuittiumiuiiwm i BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Center...Bobby Murphy L.P.Jack Boyce R.F...Harry Conklin L.G...Clay Straughan R.G...Ernie Keeling Substitutes...Jimmy Boyce, Richard Daiger, Thomas Gott, Douglas Jenkins, George Milton Dean Captain...Clay Straughan Coach...Mr. Anderson GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM C.F....Shirley Cusick L.F...Laura Mae Hall C.G..Marianne Hundley L.G....Ruth Ann Hall Peggy Messick Substitutes..Margaret Herbert, Mary J. Daiger, Emily Captain...Shirley Cusick Coach...Miss R.F...Hannah Butler R.G..Frances Causey Fallin, Betty M. Moss Lela Bouldln SCHEDULE Warsaw vs. Cople.Nov. 30, 1950 Tappahannock vs. Cople.Dec. 5, 1950 Oak Grove vs. Cople....Dec. 7, 1950 King George vs. Cople..Dec. 15, 1950 Cople vs. Montross.Jan. 5, 1950 Warsaw vs. Cople.Jan. 8, 1951 Tappahannock vs. Cople.Jan. 11, 1951 Oak Grove vs. Cople.... Jan. 18, 1951 King George vs. C©ple .Jan. 25, 195L Cople vs. Montross.Jan. 31, 1951 LINE BACK VOLLEY-BHLL FRONT ROW...Teeny Walker... Shirley Cusick...Margie Causey...Eleanor Anthony Effie Sydnor.Nellie Davis...Ruby Sisson BACK ROW...Claudette Cross..Edna Mae Trader..Marianne Hundley..Alice Fallin Edith Mae Jones.Marilyn Carter.Shirley Hall CAPTAIN....ELEANOR ANTHONY COACH....MR. CASEY FOOTBRLL .Clay Straughan.... Bobby Murphy....Ralph Davis....Jim Mozingo George M. Dean.Billy Payne.Joe Herbert .Richard Daiger.Robert H. Beale.Mottrom Trader Jack Boyce.Ernie Keeling.Douglas Jenkins CAPTAIN_FRANKLIN FOXWELL COACH_MR. ANDERSON Snapshots OPt e L • i,ak _ u % l V rl m «� , UJrT � - fHBI HAJI — ft leg . I BP -Kk li 1 , ■ Infll lJf 2|afty M i - - - - — . . ijfjfjjjjfj AUTOGRAPHS s AJoxi_ -tw Sjvojiav- Ckfr-a Kj C XjiLq). 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