Culpeper County High School - Colonnade Yearbook (Culpeper, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1939 volume:

MES L. Busi Q-Le COLCNNADE. 1.939 foreunor XThe Senior Class of '39 presents for your inspec- tion the eighth edition of the COLONNADE. May this book of pictures afford you endless pleasure and serve to keep alive priceless schoolday memo- ries. May it bring fond remembrances of days Well-spent, of acquaintances, and of friendships formed in early youth at Culpeper High School. contents administration classes orqanizdtions athletics advertisements ,awww e eclication To Miss MARY GEORGE BOLEN To one Whose sympathetic understanding has made our school life more pleasant, whose patient kindness has inspired us toward higher goals and whose friendly companionship has Won our hearts -We, the Senior Class of Culpeper High School do lovingly dedicate this 1939 COLONNADE. SPIRIT OF C. H. S. Culpeper High School, praised is your name, Our alma mater, loved by all the same. Upheld by standards for higher goals, Culpeper High School, mern'ries of you we'll hold. Rah! Rah! Rah! Culpeper High School, forward y0u'll go, Upward and onward, let your banners show. Loyalty in service to you We'll give, Culpeper High School, forevermore you'll live. Words and music by, FRANCES CARPENTER ROWELL,,37 MR. R. R. TOLBERT Principal - N l9J,UwfQ. WWMV MISS MARY GEORGE BOLEN MISS RUTH CAMPBELL MISS HELEN CLINE MRS. KENT DAVIS MISS ALMA GARLICK MISS JULIET GENTILE MRS. GEORGE HUDSON MISS LOUISE JOHNS MISS LOUISE MARSHALL MISS LENA RUTH MILLER MISS NELL MILFORD MISS VIRGINIA MOODY MISS ALICE NOTTINGHAM MISS LUCY NOTTINGHAM MISS ANNA LEE PERRY ,f MISS FRANCES SCOTT if MR. B. B. SHOTWELL 4 f ' MISS SUE STRINGFELLOW I . MISS SUSIE STRINGFELLOXV -, I A 55 ' lf- MISS CORINNE WHITE fb QAJ1' lDtAluv1y L477'WV'XLJ, - yr IUMISS KATHERINE WHITE MISS MARY RUTH WINN MR. ROY WRIGHT acult M' Miss MARY RUTH WINN GRADUATION Our first goal in life is reached, Graduation is here for us few. Four long years we have toiled With this glorious aim in view. Proud Freshmen that we were, Our knowledge then shocked the world! Becoming Sophomores We had learned To conquer the senseless whirl. Juniors! My how we worked, All with objective the same. Each award, an inspiration, Each task, a link in the chain. The thrill of a lifetime is this. Clad in cap and gown we stand, While each receives the coveted award. Our long-cherished dream is at hand. This parting of friends is sad, But there's greater work to be done. Each one must End his star In the life which has just begun. For those who have guided our steps- God make us worthy of your love. Thus, it is hail and farewell. Soar upward to heights above. HAZEL COMPTON BRYCE PINCKNEY ELKINS SCHOFIELD . . . . Presideni I-IAZEL MARIE COMPTON . . . . . . . . Setretary ROBERT APPERSON . . . . Vice-Presidenl ALBERTA BEVERLY WITTEN . . Treasurer SENIOR CLASS SONG We've Worked together for the height we have attained now, We've mastered all and are a part of this, our goal. The times we've shared here will remain dear, And friendships we've made will grow old. With spirits high, prcss un toward that which is to meet us, And prove in every task wc'rc best. Though wc shall scvcr, with us forever Goes loyalty for days in C, H. S. E. BUSHONG. C 615565 ' ,,,'s-is 1 5, in pm 5 -V4 fi' T M z ' if L 1 ff SE IORS 5 CHARLOTTE MEDLEY BISHOP T ffmpn i kj Athletic . . . witty . . . jitterbug . . . daring. .4 DOUGLAS MONROE BROWN ke ffD0Hg,, Cheerful . . . intelligent black eyes . scrvicc with N in a smile . . . neat striped sweaters. X GENEVIEVE MARSHAL BROXVN lowly s Congcnial . . . sweet voice . . . brown eyes . . thick curls. THELMA INEZ BROWN E raw Constantly studying . . . reserved . . . soft-voiced . , . I don't know itf' ELIZABETH HALL BUSHONG K B1ulJy Dark eyes . . giggles . . . intellectual . . X winning smile, JOEL VICTOR CARPENTER , ,flown Another jitterbug . . crooner . . classy . . Lb.. obliging. GLADYS LORELLE CLATTERBUCK Maggii , Cheerful . . . likes candy . . . sincere . good Companion . . . sparkling blue eyes. EARL GRADY COMPTON A pal . . . basketball and more basketball . . . water boy . . . trig. champion. JULIA BRUCE COMPTON Iuiir Quiet . . . studious . sincere . confident. ' NINA RAVENEL COMPTON Diana ' Dimpled chin . . . dark liair . reserved . candid. Mmm ' li G MARY CATHERINE DEMPSEY Kafic Dignihed . . . calm assurance . . ability to win friends . , . music lover. KIULIAN STROTHER FANT fflwly, Athletic . noisy . . . friendly . . . always whistling. MAURY WILLIS FINCHAM Maury Capable . . . determined to succeed . . . rosy cheeks . . . deep thinker. ELMA RUSSELL GOOD 'fGo0dJ,v Competent . . . Word-saver . . . Milky Ways . neat and trim . . . cooperative. VIVIAN FRANCES GREENE nvin , Efficient . . . smart . . . not green . . . when Irish , eyes are smiling . . . rushes around. 0 WILLIAM ARGYLE HALEY tfBilln Friendly . . . happy-go-lucky . . . football . . alibis. JERE HART HARRIS NIMCU Bashful . . careful . . . quiet . . . future farmer. MERRY JACKSON HITT Flash Clear, blue eyes . . . etfieient . . . industrious curly hair. FRANCES ERLAND HOFFMAN Funny Slang . . . sport clothes . . . cntangling gum . Gene Krupa. MILDRED EARLE INSKEEP Earle', Dark eyes . . . dainty . . . lovable . . Cooperative . . . just sweet. .C IORS IORS MARGARET ANN jEFFRIES Muff Horseback riding . . . more food , . . basketball forward . . , magnetic personality. CORNELIA SUSAN KN IGHTON C01111ii ' Petite . . . pleited skirts . . , luir ribbons 5 . soft voice SUE ELLEN GAY LANE ffcdyn Personality plus , . . dimples . . . laughing eyes . touts alto horn, CAROLEE SPILLMAN MASON Sb0rfy Sponlimeous giggles , . . conscientious . . busines like . . . calm. DOUGLAS McVEIGl-i, JR. HBIIIIU Mischievnus . . well-liked . . , smiles . , , friendly. GORDON CONRAD MYERS ffcoun W'itty . . . nite . . pencils . . . dignified, ELSIE VIRGINIA MYERS Bidi , Athletic . . . optimistic . . . enjoys good jokes , dainty hands. RUBY ELEANOR MYERS HTMU Dignined , . soft brown eyes , . petite . demurc. MARjORIE DALE PIERCE TM-Hrz ' Petite , . . seamstress . . . bubbling goml humor Senior boys. MILDRFD ST. CLAIR PIERCE Til Superb dancer . . . Helen Hayes of C.H.S. , athletic . , . collector of Strings, VIVIAN GARRICK JEFFRIES RANKIN I Vivian i Scottish descent . . . good boxer . . lanky . . agricultural. LETITIA STROTHER ROBERTS Tw, Champion gummer . . . English complexion . . lisso . . . warm smiles. OLIVE EDNA RUMSEY Eildic,' Careful . . sincere . . steady . . . loyal. .IAMES LANCELOT RUST, JR. jimmy Business man . . . :1 pipe . . . Tin Lizzie contagious smile . . . broad shoulders. JAMES HUGH RYAN, JR. ffl-Iugn Southern drawl . , . well-dressed . . . heart-breaker . . . dancing feet. SYLVIA BERNICE SCHWARTZ nsyllyi, .Ioyous . . . chronic giggles . versatile . furnishes lots of fun. MARY LEE SMITH MerVi1y Latinist . . . efficient . . . sweet and generous understanding. HAROLD STEPHENS SMITH SIz'l't ' jolly . , . big tease . . friendly . . . arguments. RUTH ALMEDA STARKEY Mmla Studious . , . quiet . . . straight A's , . . Chickens, THORNTON STRINGFELLOW S1ril1g', Jackie Cooper of C,H.S .... football hero courteous gentleman . . , honest smile, V ,Lf V . i JV-'Q -1 11, SE lofts IORS ESTHER KATHRYN TAYLOR Exir'1 ' Our ideal . . . friendly . . . poised . , . wholesome . . . ci flair for dramatics. JULIA WARREN TOWNSLEY NIH-Ins, Dog lover , . zz flair for clothes . . . frank . . impulsive . abrupt speech. WALTER ASHLEY TRIPLETT Sparrow Good chemist . . . courteous , . . quality not quantity . . . efficient. REBECCA EARLE WEAVER Emir , Quiet . , sincere . . . studious . . . soft blue eyes. DANIEL FITZHUGH WILLIAMS Danny Athletic . . . quick smiles . . . ambition-to be in Navy . . . amicable. ADDISON GORDON WILLIS, JR. Sadie Good leader . . . rosy cheeks . . . diligent . . quiet mischief, EDWARD TURPIN WILLIS, JR. Turpin Flirt . . . petty hates . . . explosive sneeze . . Lord Chesterfield manners. ALICE ELIZABETH YANCEY ffBl,1JJ,,, Math wizard . . , brisk, businesslike speech . industrious . . energetic action. LOTTIE HELEN YANCEY L0!Iie,' Movie-goer . . . red-headed . . . 4-I-I worker . sews well. PAULINE SMITH YANCEY ffpuggys. Attractive . . . compcinionable . . . well-dressed . . dignified . , . poised. REMINISCENCE Seniors! Graduation! Can it be true that we've finished our eleven years of toil and reached our goal? Let us see if we can remember the days when We first entered high school. ln '35, we felt extremely proud as we walked across the stage to get our grammar school diplomas. Our thoughts probably turned to the time when we would walk in senior caps and gowns. Freshmen! Into the freshman class we plunged with heads Cthat we thought were so full of knowledgej held high. How small and insignificant we were, but how im- portant we felt! Miss Jansen and Mr. Shotwell were our sponsors-good ones too. We needed to be tucked under someone's wing. When the seniors saw some of our brood in the hall, they would say to each other, Look, they're bringing the kinder- garten into high school. Of course that took us down a few notches. ln spite of these remarks the seniors gave us a delightful picnic on Mt. Pony, Then we of the kindergarten who were lucky enough pushed on to the sopho- more rooms, Here we began to get a little settled under Mrs. Hudson and Miss Mac. We began to join clubs and really enter into high school life. The third big moment of high school was the entrance into the Junior room. We really soared high under the guidance of Miss f'Mac, who was promoted with us, and under our class president, Esther Taylor, We gave the athletic girls and boys a grand party and to the seniors we gave a banquet and prom. Gossiping Annie really had her hands full keeping in touch with those puppy', love cases. At last! Seniors! How sophisticated we tried to be, but how light-hearted we really were. Life seemed to us merely a merry-go-round of studies-parties-movies! The freshmen seemed to enjoy that picnic we gave them at Hutcherson's 'Grove. The first thrill of the year was the arrival of the class rings. Good looking! Next, the Senior play, Campus Quarantine. Quite a few new actors and actresses came for- ward. And then did the seniors shine in the Thespian contest. We brought the cup l'home to Miss Winn. With the help of our sponsor, Miss Winn, and our president, Bryce Schofield, invitations, cards, caps and gowns were easily selected. Much other excitement and many other happenings filled the portion of the year left. We shall remember the senior year as one of the happiest and busiest ever spent. G. LANE, G. BROWN. FORTUNES FOR A DIME Fortunes told here one dime a persong cut rates for family or group-You, Madame? All right, sit here. Close your eyes and cross my palm with silver. Are you prepared to fly into the far future? Time marches on-1949, Come step upon my magic carpet and we shall begin. There, galloping across the country is that famous horsewoman, Ann Jeffries, chasing that sly fox, Steve Smith. See that billboard o'er yonder. That advertises the coming to Inlet of two Broadway heart-breaking, singing cow punchers, the Willis cousins-Gordon and Turpin-in their cow revue plus that added attraction, headed by that Queen of Swing, Miss Pecking Bushong and her chorus of six gigglelets, those high hoofers of the jitterbug South, Misses Elma Good, Almeda Starkey, Lottie Yancey, Carolee Mason, Alice Yancey, and Edna Rumsey. Next week is featured that graceful tango team, Jere Harris and Charlotte Bishop, accom- panied by the two singing Compton sisters-Nina and Julia. Hold tight! We are dropping down to visit Techie Tech, the most talked about college in the United States. There crossing the campus in that play-boy man- ner, is President Bryce Schofleld, escorted by his dignified and refined wife, formerly Frances Hoffman, Dean of Women. Treading in their footsteps is the Professor of Agriculture, Robert Apperson, on his little striped donkey, which he rides to celebrate Farmers' Day. Marching arm in arm, come those two grave and solemn teachers, Professor Ryan, the noted Literature critic and the Professor of French, James Rust. Say, what's all the commotion over yonder? Well, I declare, if it isn't Professor Fant and his class of jitterbugs versus Professor Fincham and his toe ballet dancers featured in the dance of the century. Gee, can't Professor Fant and Vivian Greene swing it! Man, what a graceful toe dancer is Mr. Fincham! And there goes that marvelous boxer, four times winner of the Southern Conference, the envy of every coach and the nightmare of every little boy and girl-Coach Slugger Haley of V. P. I., with his beautiful wife, Gay Lane. There, gaze upon the two wealthiest women on this noted continent, Tish and Julia, who made their money in gas-Esso and Gulf. While we are riding we might as well enjoy some music. Radio- Hello everybody, also Mother and Dad, this is your son, Joey, and his 'Joey To The World Program,' the famed show of the weekf' Now, that you have just heard our beautiful little brunette songbird of the air, Sylvia Schwartz, swing out our theme, we will have a tune from Miss Pauline Yancey and her syncopating orchestra and that petite soprano, Jenny Brown will sing the lyrics-Take it away, Toots!-Nicely done, to tell the truth I couldnit do better myself. Make way for the advertisement. Madame X Taylor . . . This is Madam X Taylor speaking from station XYZ. To stay healthy, chew Joey Spirited X Gum, only five cents a pack. When you see the sign of a cross think of Madam X and that chewy chewing gum!! This is your maestro again waiting to present that diplomat, Ambassador Daniel XVilliams of the Philippines. Ladies and Gents, please excuse him for not speaking but he faints every time he sees a mike, with him is that Republican Senator from Virginia, Thornton Stringfellow who is busy with his anti-New Deal move. Say a word to your public. Friends and fellow playmates, listen in at ten tonight for my bedside review. This is your Senator Thornton Stringfellow signing off. Yours truly again and I know you are enjoying this wonderful performance of Mr. Triplett and Mr. Compton's flea circus-Isn't television a good protection? My, my, look sitting in the audience. If there aren't those two glamorous debs, Misses Elsie and Ruby Myers dressed up 'fit to kill.' When you hear the chime of that gum auctioneer, Merry Hitt, it will be closing time. Stay dialed in to this station for the news of the week. Flash! Crash! This is Hazel Compton, your snoopy-snoop reporter bringing to you the latest event of 1949. Crash-The former Mildred Earle Inskeep, great woman dentist of today, has just married for the fifth time. This time the lucky man is Mr. Huffman. You no doubt recall the others, Mr. Snort, Mr. Curley, Mr. Scrooge, and Mr. Claude. Flash-Three other marriages were performed today. The former Miss Catherine Dempsey, now Mrs. Conrad Myers, Miss Mary Lee Smith, now Mrs. Richrock and Miss Clatterbuck, at the present, Mrs. Astorvanf, Thus we entered, thus we go. From this world of future foe. Back to the present in its prime. Now young lady, gimme your dime. X MILDRED PIERCE. L1l'1S LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1939 of Culpeper High School, being of unsound and ettled intellect, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our final will and testament, hereby revoking all wills by us at any time or heretofore made. First-We desire all our former pranks and low marks be forgotten by our school- mates and teachers. Second-Wfe wish and desire that all our lipsticks, rubber bands, fire crackers, giggles, etc., which we possessed, be passed on to those who feel Ht to become rightful Third-Wfe do generally and kindly bestow the following to our unfortunate owners. benefactors: To Miss Winn, all of our undivided attention. To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To we the George Beard, Joey Carpenter's strong voice. Charlotte Thomas, Elizabeth Bushong's ability to play Dark Eyes. l'Wussy Bickers, Bill Haley's extra supply of fat, which we feel Bill can do without. Betty Clement, Hazel Compton's and Ann Jeffries' salesmanship. We hope that she will do as well as these have done. Eleanor Frances Brown, Mildred Pierce's gift of borrowing clothes. Florence Fenderson, Mary Lee's technique with Fant, or perhaps she doesn't need it. Henry Clayton Johnson, Jere Harris' bashfulness. J. W. Nicholson, all of our rabbits' feet, charms, etc., hoping these will bring him good luck in finding someone to take Puggy's place next year. Helen Townsley, Walter Triplett's, Steve Smith's and Alice Yancey's brilliance in mathematics. Alice Willis, Beverly Witten's jitterbug antics. Rufus Roberts, Earl Compton's and Julian Fant's extra energy and points in basket- ball games. Winnie Fore, Rudy May's skill on the football field. Buddy Jeffries, Turpin Willis' flirtations with the girls. If he has half as many, it will be more than enough. Miss Bolen, Gay Lane's dimples. Peggy Thornton, Frances Hoffman's success on the stage. Lawrence Stringfellow, Thornton's way with the girls. Jeanne Rhoades, Tish Roberts' skill and ability in playing and sport. We feel sure it will help Jeanne a great deal. Bill Blankenbaker, Steve Smith's horse laugh. Tom Armstrong, Turpin Willis' explosive sneeze. Jean Hudson, Marjorie Pierce's interest in Senior boys. the Hi-Y Club, Esther Taylor as a model member, and we hope that all of you other Hi-Y members will follow in her footsteps. Marion Booth, Charlotte Bishop's success and skill in sports. Pearl Strother, the best of Almeda Starkey's charm. Lucille Lewis, Sylvia Schwartz's giggles. Although they aren't recommendable, they have their advantage. Dorothy Compton, Julia Townsley's admiration for that Good Gulf Gas. Mrs. Hudson, all of our best wishes for a fully equipped Home Economics cottage in the near future. Garland Booth, Hugh Ryan's ability to play baseball. We hope it will help our team to pull the wool over the opponents' eyes. Elmer Trainum, Jimmy Rust's height, which might prove beneficial to himf?J. XVe hope our lower classmates don't feel the loss of Senior dignity as we do, but wish to state that our Lignum boys and girls have helped to uphold this factor to best of their ability. Given under our hand this 31st day of May, 1939. Class of 1939, F. HOFFMAN, T. ROBERTS. SENIOR CLASS PLAY CULPEPER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1939, 8:00 P. M. CAMPUS OUARANTINE O A College Comedy in Three Acts BY ROBERT RAY o CAST OF CHARACTERS Gloria Smiflo-A Karma jamma Sorority Girl . . . . Mrs. Smith-Her Aunt and Housekeeper of the Sorority . Beryl Shepherd-Who causes All the Trouble . Edyfhe Rboclcfs-Another Sorority Girl . . . Deborah Mcrrer'-Who Tries to Have a Romance . Lola Dunn-A Nurse .......... Dr, Leon Afwcll-Meek and Mild ..... Gordon D1znn-Who Loves to Manage Things . . Ronald Sleelc-His Pal ......... . Elliot Maxiin-Who Has a Flair for Theatricals . . Finlay Carruthers-His Room Mate .... Howard Ross-From a Rival School . . . TIME: Present. SETTING: Karma Jamma Sorority House. MILDRED EARLE INSREEI1 . . . . ESTHER TAYLOR . PAULINE YANCEY . . MILDRED PIERCE . FRANCES HOFFMAN . CHARLOTTE BISHOP . . . GORDON WILLIS . . . . GEORGE BEARD THORNTON STRINGEELLOW . . . JOEL CARPENTER JIMMY RUST . . BRYCE SCHOFIELD Dales Sept. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dee. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May June june SENIOR CALENDAR Decclx Rmnarlex School begins . . . Hello, everybody! Freshman picnic . . . Seniors entertain. Election of class ofhcers . . . I nominate- Lyceum course . . . Sigmund Spaeth. Tub Trouble, '... Hooray! We won! Churchland game . . . Ray! Rah! Te-e-cam! Order for class rings . . . Stone? Christmas holidays . . . Presents and more presents. Mid-term exams . . , Woe is me!! Selection of invitations . . . Cream or white? Civics class visits Washington . . . Some fun, I'll say! Campus Quarantine . . . Congratulations, Seniors! Hi-Y Talks . . . Dr. T. W. Hooper. Colonnade pictures . . . Watch the birdie. Seniors measured for caps and gowns . . . White or blue? State Basketball Contest, Charlottesville . . . Not bad, boys! Thespian Play Contest . . . Seniors win. Easter Holidays . . . Rabbits, eggs, corsages. Hi-Y Conference, Warrenton . . . Good time? M-m-m-in-m-m! The Ghost Flies Southn . . . Great success! Examinations . . . Cramming again. Baccalaureate Sermon . . . Amen! Graduation . . . Am I nervous? School closes . . . S'long, everybody! 1' I A :if ' , , K' Am? 5 I SENIOR PERSON ALITIES Girl Best All Around ESTHER TAYLOR Most Populur ESTHER TAYLUR Most Frirmily ANN JEFFRIES Best Danwr MILDRED PIERCE Most Siylixb MILDRED EARLE INSKEEP Best Looking LETITIA ROBERTS Mosr ATHLETIC CHARLOTTE BISHOP B:-xt Spurt GAY LANE Most Studiozzs T1-IELMA BROWN Mos! Diguijfcd CATHERINE DEMlfSEY Biggvs! Flirt MILDRED PIERCE Luziesl LETITIA ROBERTS Best Leader ESTHER TAYLOR Mos! Iuduslriou: ELIZABETH BusHoNG Most Misrlaimxolzs GAY LANE Willicxt FRANCES HOFFMAN Quichnvl ALMEDA STARREY Biggest Ealrr FRA NCES HOFFMAN i SENIOR PERSON ALITIES Boy Brsl All Around JIMMY RUST Maxi Pnpulur JULIAN FANT Most Frifmlly JULIAN FANT Best Dancer HUGH RYAN Moxf Slylixb HUGH RYAN Best Looking TURPIN WILLIS Max! Aihlriif JULIAN FANT Bvsi Sport JIMMY RUST Max! Studionx BRYCE SCHOFIILLD Moxl Dignificrl RQBEIIT APPERSON Biggest Flirl TUIIPIN WII.I.lS Lrzziest BILL HALEY Bexl Lcader BIIYCE SCHOFIELD Max! Imlnxlriau: GORDON WILLIS Max! Misz'hiI'z'oux STEVE SMITH Wlfiiexi STEVL SMITH Quivlrx! IERE Hmuus Biggfxt Euler' BILL HALEY V 1 iuniors w I Thomas Armstrong Sammy Fray Ruth Mason Mary Beard Howard Green Elsie Parker Bill Blankenbaker Frances Griffin Rebecca Pierce Betty Brown Sally Hart Harris Rufus Roberts Edith Frances Brown Catherine Hawkins Howard Settle Odessa Dodson Janet Hurt, See.-Trras. Roberta Settle Winfree Fore, Prcxizlrnl Myrtle Jenkins Peggy Thornton Dorothy Lee Forest Lucille Lewis Alice Willis Lottie Longerbeam xwp , U05 I I 1 1, L P l D f fl pl Ll I' ID 0 1 f 1 ,zrllyvf A ULU V? nf WW . . ' ff If j' 0 ' jf , . of , H -Y4 I K l 1 n l l l n W 1. . ,, ygm l l ' l .gl . ' X ' Nr J W fif x i L5 ,s ul U i . wail. -, 77 i Grace Anderson George Beard Frank Bennett Frances Blankenbaker Elzy Brown V' Christine Burton www!-1 Betty Clement Margaret Lee Colvin Virginia Dodson Calvin Edwards Louise Griffin Barbara Guinn sophomores Carroll Guinn Elizabeth Guinn A. W. Hawkins Francis Hudson, Sec.-Trans. Jean Hudson Claude Huffman Jack Jeffries William Jeffries Henry Clayton Johnson Peggy Johnson Dorothy Jones Jack Kearns Virginia Norris Mary Elizabeth Petty Kenneth Rankin Jeanne Rhoades, Vim'-Prcs Richie Rosenberg Carter Saunders Marie Smoot Lawrence Stringfellow Charlotte Thomas Helen Townsley I Elmer Trainum, President Thelma Weaver James Hill Wood K 64 Gwfzam, M1 Nb w Q , Robert Chilton Mary Chilton Faye Clark J. M. Colvin, Jr. Elizabeth Cox Betty Davenport Reginald Green Clair Haley Edna Harris Audrey Huffman Augusta Hutchinson Roy Hutcherson Pauline lnskeep Maxwell Jameson, Prexidenl Betty Jeffries Jean Jenkins Pauline Johnson, Virc- Pres. Billy Jones Ada Newton Nalle Peggy O'Bannon freshmen Frances Partlow Jack Partlow Helen Petty Joanne Pierce Claude Tanner Kavanaugh Thrift jack Weaver Jean White A Katherine Whitehurst -li ' Mary L. Willis, Sec.-Treat. Y ' v I Wert Hurt Catherine Palmer Scott Yancey C :low , ' as M sex -, 1' pl 'f : D Q ly wa? .. .. MW f WWW ff' ' gf ' XX X5 'Qeftwil' ,414 cf-'W' DJJ . 549' 9 LA' ff 7' 'lhwkw MW eww vga,-jg.H flwvw-4-J ii-7:1 .uni FVWHAIPZ44 'Cb W Wyffy JMU ,f W : Jj,f3n, .Q I . 11, W Hy www f 7 4-x X W KW J! M fly' lf, xxx' Grfjanizations and Jlth etics Af F. F. A. Bennet, R. Greene, E. Brown, J. Harris, S. Poe, R. Colvin, J. Curtis, A. Booth, McVeigh, Treas., C. Huffman, Mr. Tolbert, Sponsor, M. Hitt, Pres., V. Rankin, Jones, W. Curtis, Sec., Pierce, D. Brown, S. Brown, F. Bennet, G. Booth, Settle, H. Green, C. Partlow, C. Saunders, C. Myers, Weaver, J. Partlow, W. jeff ries. 4-H CLUB A. Griliin, D. Gilmore, P. O'Bannon, E. Apperson, B. Harlow, J. johnson, C. Hawkins L. Dodson, O. Fincham, Mr. Oliver, Sponsor, A. Hutchinson, P. Partlow, S. Hawkins E. Parker, M. Colvin, Pres., M. Guinn, M. jenkins, H. Compton, D. Compton L. Grifhn, M. Chilton, N. Seal, F. Brown, G. Clattcrbuck, Vice-Pres., R. Settle F. Grifhn, L. Yancey, C. Stringfcllow, il. Rosson, Brown, E. White, Partlow F. Bennet, G. Anderson, Sec.-Trcas., F. Greene, B. Coughlin, J. Yancey, C. Bennet R. Apperson, NI. Quaintance, M. Fernvillc, Appcrson, W. White, R. Fernvillc B. Wfillis, B. W'illiams, R. Chilton, R. Partlow. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB T, Weaver, H. Townslcy, L. Longerbeam, B. Davenport, D. Forest, A. Hitt, R. Pierce G. Anderson, I. Brown, N. Scale, D. Compton, G. Glazier, E. Dodson, A. Brown A. Yowcll, Mrs. Hudson, F, Holfman, il. Rhoadcs, Pros., QI. Townsley, E. Brown G. Brown, V. Dodson, E. Weaver, M. Ii. Inskeep, E. Rumsey, C. Hawkins, Compton E. Good, L. Jenkins, B. Brown, C. Mason, M. Colvin. u E. Jones, E. Brown, li. Kibbctt, D. Domuet, Bragg, L. Dodson, Sec., H. Grccnc, Viceaprcs., P. Dinklc, D, Yowell, E. Roberts, K. Willis, G. Curtis, B. Hurt, Miss C. White, Sponsor, C. jones, P. johnson, M. Moore, F. Mozingo, Trcas., B. W'illis, Pres., W. W'hitc, B. Coughlin, G. Burke, B. Greene, L. Hnncllnck. 1UNioR LEAGUE i i PEPERGRAM STAFF Pierce, -I. Hudson, D. Hawkins, S. Schwartz, C. Hawkins, M. jenkins, H. Compton, Norris, P. Johnson, G. Lane, M. Petty, P. Yancey, O. Dodson, M. Beard, Roberts, P. Strother, L. Longerbeam, C, Burton, Miss johns, Sponsor, A. Willis, Lewis, E. Bushongg Editor-in-Chief, J. Rhodes, M. Pierce, Cir, Mgr. V. Greene, Beard, Miss Bolcn, Sponsor, B. Clements, G. Brown, L. Jenkins, B. Guinn, Miss Garlick, Sponsor, J. Pant, W. Triplett, Bus. Mgr. J. Carpenter. U. Beard, T. Willis, Pres., R. Bickers, R. Apperson, Trcas., S. Smith, W. Forc C. Edwards, G. Willis, Sec., B. Schofield, B. Blankerbakcr, R. Hutchinson T. Armstrong, W. Triplett, D. Shaw, Vice-Pres. l BOYS' HI-Y GLEE CLUB ct' D. Compton, C. Hawkins, C, Thomas, G. Brown, Sec., M. Ii. Inskecp, Pres., J. Rlwoades M. Smoot, L. Longcrbeam, P. Srrotlicr, L. Allen, P, Johnson, E. Harris, A. Jcifries C. Huffman, J. Carpenter, S. Harris, J. Hurt, M. Beard, E. Bushong, B. Guinn P, Johnson, G. Anderson, Treas., G, Lane, D. Shaw, G. Beard, R. Rosenberg M. Brown, C, Guinn, Vice-Pres., Miss Garlickq Sponsor. G. Brown, L. Lewis, A. Willis, Treas., E, Taylor, Pros., li. Bushong, Vice-Pres., P. Thornton, J. Hurt, C. Thomas, A. Jeffries, J. Hudson, B, Clement, S. Harris, G, Lane, H. Compton, Miss Cambell, Sponsor, M. Beard, V. Greene, Miss Garlick, Sponsor, Miss W'inn, Sponsor, Covington, R. Pierce, F. Grimm. GIRLS' HI-Y I , , . , . STUDENT COUNCIL S. Fray, V. Greene, J. Hurt, Vice-Pres., G. Wfillis, Pres., B. Schofield, M. Fincham, B. jones, P. johnson, Miss Campbell, Sponsor, A. XVillis, G. Beard, xl. Pierce, J. W'hite, Miss W'inn, Sponsor, C. Thompson. COLONNADE STAFF F. Hoffman, G. Lane, Good, I.. Roberts, V. Greene, Editor-in-Chief, P. Yancey Bushong, M. Pierce, H. Compton, Cir. Mgr., G. Brown, M. Inskeep, B. Haley T. Willis, C. Bishop, G. Willis, Ad. Mgr., j. Rust, Bus. Mgr., A. Jeffries, S. Schwartz 5 NATIONAL THESPIAN TROUPE lilo. 303 Hugh Ryan, Mildred Pierce, Thespian Secretary and Treasurer, George Beard, Thes- pian President, Esther Taylor, Donald Shaw, President of the Dramatic Club. Miss HELEN CLINE, Sponsor X 0 X 1 . 04 K DRAMATIC CLUB Mary Beard Charlotte Bishop Earl Compton julian Fant Sammy Fray Vivian Greene Frances Hoffman, Trms. Claude Huffman Francis Hudson Mildred Earle Inskeep Jeanne Rhoades, Sffrrvfrzry Letitia Roberts Rufus Roberts Thornton Stringfellow Peggy Thornton Elmer Trainum GIRLS' MONOGRAM CLUB AND ATHLETIC ASS'N. Miss Bolen, Sponsor, M. Booth, C, Bishop, G. Lane, A. Jeffries, O. Dodson, Pres., B, Clement, Sec.-Trcas., M. Pierce, F. Myers, Miss Gentile, Sponsor, E. Bushong, G. Brown, M. Beard, L, Lewis, A. Willis, G. Brown, M, Inskecp, C. Haley, C, Hawkins, M. Petty, A. Hutchinson, V. Greene, M. Woods, G. Anderson. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM A. Hawkins, C. Kilby, E. Compton, J, Fant, Capt., S. Fray, H. Ryan, F. Hudson Mr. Wright, Sponsor, C. Partlow, H. johnson, B. Schofield, B, Yancey, R. Roberts jenkins, R. Gilmore. O O d Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. D. Williams, C. Partlow, J. Nicholson, J. Fant, C. Huffman, Captain, R. ones W. Fore, B. Haley, A. Green, M, Hitt, J. Wood, T. Stringfellow, J. Rust, S. Fray R. Roberts, E. Trainum, A. Hawkins, M. Miller, Sponsor, E. Compton 7-Lane High, there . 14-Front Royal, here . 25-Fredericksburg, there Z8-Leesburg, here , , , , Nov. 4-Warrenton, there . 11 Nov. Nov. Nov -Warrenton, here , 18-Farmville, here . . 23-Churchland, here , , SCHEDULE 193 8 Wfc ,.0 . ..0 . ..7 H27 .. ,13 ,13 .25 .,.19 Total . 104 Class CU State Championship. They 31 27 24 0 13 12 6 6 119 Q. fn-rr V 5, F .4 ' . Unmnpliineixts of MORRIS' DR UG STORE , KNAKAL'S BAKERY O Pies Pastries Rolls Decorated Cakes t AGRICO The Nation's Leading Fertilizer For All Crops R. E. 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