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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1940 volume:

CULPEPER TOWN AND COUNTY LIBRARY MAIN AND MASON STREETS CULPEPER. VIRGlNfA 22701 EX LIBRIS COLONNADE 1940 c 4 VCVV C V To Culpeper High School, her students and her teachers, we, the Senior Class, present this 1940 Colonnade with the hope that it will revive in later years memories very dear to all of us now. (Tom ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS e-dic€L£l ft C fcCTijC j- uXaCH We, the Senior Class of 1940, fully appreciating her many years of helpful advice, patient understanding, and invaluable service through the Home Eco- nomics Department, do dedi- cate this Colonnade to Mrs. George Hudson. i Mr. R. R. Toi BERT Primipal Fdculll .Miss Mary George Bolen .Miss Sarah Branch Mr. Charles Caldvi ell Miss Ruth Campbell .Mrs. Kent Davis Miss Alma Garlick Miss Juliet Gentile Mrs. George Hudson Miss Louise Johns Miss Blanche Lazenby Miss Louise Marshall Miss Nell Milford .Miss Lena Ruth Miller .Miss Alice Nottingham Miss Lucy Nottingham Miss Lee Perry .Mr. H. K. Reveley Miss Frances Scott .Mr. Ben Shotvcell .Miss Sue Stringfellow ■Miss Susie Stringi ellow .Miss Corinne ' hite .Miss Mary Ruth Winn SENIOR CLASS 1940 Preside Ilf Vice-President Secretary . T reasnrer Sponsor Class Officers WiNiREE Fore Alice Willis Janet Hurt Donald Shaw Miss Mary Ruth Winn Class Flower — Red Rose Class Colors — Red and White Motto — Pacta non verba Donald Shaw Wini ree Fore Alice Willis Janet Hurt Miss Winn SENIOR CLASS 1940 Thomas W ' eedox Armstrong Culpeper, Virginia big grin — good natured — Hi-Y work — school spirit. Mary Louise Beard Culpeper, Virginia reserved — long eyelashes — Coats” — dramatics. Charles Bernard Bennett Culpeper, Virginia nonchalant — future farmer — blushes — calm under fire. WiLtiAM Russell Blankenbaker Culpeper, Virginia easy going — Math, wizard — bashful — bicycle. Betty Brown Culpeper, Virginia dark brown eyes — retiring — plaids — dancing lessons. Edith Frances Brown Culpeper, Virginia short brunette — chatt - — bright colors — sweet voiced. Gladys May Brovun Culpeper, Virginia baseball — friendly smiles — studious — accommodating. SENIOR CLASS 1940 Margaret Lee Colvin Culpeper, V rg n a 4-H Club v orker — English complexion — jolly — glossy hair. Dorothy Lee Forrest Culpeper, Virginia food and more food — jitterbu petite — day dreams. Odessa Kathaleen Dodson Culpeper, Virginia athletic — cute blouses — bright kerchiefs — senior play. George Lewis Green, Jr. Culpeper, Virginia noisy — mischievous — touchdowns — teasing girls. Allen Franklin Ellett Rixeyvillc, Virginia quiet smiles — Robert Taylor of C. H. S. — dark eyes — modest. Frances Moreland Griffin Culpeper, Virginia fidgets — definite voiced — Latin student — business mind. Mary Alice Guinn Culpeper, Virginia notes in class — clarinet — friendly manner — North Carolina. SENIOR CLASS 1940 Martha Katherixe Hall Kichardsiille, Virginia hand knit sweaters • — - soft voice — basketball — tall. Jere Hart Harris Lignum, Virginia shy — modest smile — blue eyes — F. F. A. Sallie Hart Harris Steve n sbn rg , Vi rginia freckles — infectious giggle — violin — moments of extreme dignity. Catherine Lola Hawkins Ciil peper, Virginia A” Civics reports — information desk — neat — reciting ability. Claude W ' atts Hufi-man Culpeper, Virginia 4-letter football star — personalit - plus — neat shoes — Sing Sing haircut. John Lewis Jeflries III Culpeper, Virginia technical — paper chewer — interest in machinery — probable law future. Laura Frances Jenkins Culpeper, Virginia New York” — giggles — chewing gum — clothes. SENIOR CLASS 1940 Myrtle Frances Jenkins Ciilpcp.-r, Virginia merry — energetic — favorite colors: red and silver — Latin and poetry lover. Maude Lucille Lewis Culpeper, Virginia studious — saddle shoes — bracelets — pearly teeth. Robert Blish Jones Culpeper, Virginia football ■ — • don’t care — purposeful stride — long fingers. Lottie Ann Longerbeam Culpeper, Virginia Nehi” — black hair — sweaters galore — Glee Club. John S. Kearns Culpeper, Virginia Navy ambitions — bright shirts — aggressive — licorice. Ruth Kathryne Mason Culpeper, Virginia Fdome Ec. • — quiet — slim — ready smile. Catherine Ann Mastin Kichanhi ille, Virginia good worker — long hair — orderly — L. LI. S. SENIOR CLASS 1940 Douglas Mc ' ligh, Jk. Sfc i ciishii r w, Virgmia indiftercnt — pleasant — sleeps in classes — grand car. Elsie Mae Parker Boston, Virginia blond — conscientious — rapid chatter — friendly. Jeanne Stuart Rhoades Culpeper, Virginia bright nail polish — W ' oodbury flirt — clothes galore. Rufus Gilbert Roberts, Jr. Culpeper, Virginia peaches and cream complexion — slow motion — man about town football. Rebecca Frances Pierce Culpeper, Virginia gay repartee — chatterbo.x — Oscar — popular. Thelma Roberta Settle liixeyi ille, rgi nia dainty — helpful — necklaces — Salem. Mary Lee Smliei Culpeper, Virginia questions — refined — sweet disposition — pretty face. SENIOR CLASS 1940 Hobart McKinley Thomas, Jr. Ciilpi’pcr, Virginia happy-go-lucky — Hold Every- thing” — sleep) ' — Mardis.” Margaret Lyle Thornton Culpeper, Virginia plaits — I forgot my excuse” — bab ' talk — gay. James Hill Wood, Jr. Culpeper, Virginia procrastination — boisterous laugh — curls — medical ambitions. Class Sons TO you, C. H. S., ALOHA (Turn — To Yon, S,u edheart , Aloha) To you, C. H. S., Aloha, Aloha, from the bottom of our hearts. Though our parting draws nigh, Thoughts of you’ll never die, One more Aloha, then it’s time for goodbye. To you, dear teachers. Aloha, Your help will guide us through the years. And we’ll pray for that day hen you’ll be proud to say. They were taught at C. H. S., Aloha. To you, C. H. S., Aloha, Aloha, from the bottom of our hearts. As we travel to and fro Our love for you will grow One more Aloha, then it’s time for us to go To you, dear classmates, Aloha, Although Aloha seems so hard to say. There’s a tear in each eye For we must say goodbye. And now, dear old classmates. Aloha. Apologies to Harry Oiieiis Catherine Mastin CLASS HISTORY Just four years ago, in 193 6 it was, we entered high school. ' X ' hat a green bunch of freshmen we were and how impressed with our own importance. There were so many of us that it took three rooms under Mr. Hudgins, Mr. Shotwell, .and Mr. Tight to contain us. That was the t ear the standard class ring was selected, the point system was introduced, the five period day began, and the library was moved to study hall, ' ' e organized with Becky” as president, and while we didn’t do much we rushed around enough to satisfy the most critical. September, 1937, found our group reunited in the sophomore rooms under the guidance of Mrs. Hudson and Mr. Hudgins. The Latin classes greatly missed Mrs. Reams but very soon grew to appreciate her successor. Miss Gentile. During our second year in high school the student government was organized, C. H. S. was well represented at Richmond music festival, and Orchids for Marie” won the play contest at Orange. Our joy knew no bounds when we won the Thespian play contest. Looking back we decided that it had been rather a good year. Juniors! and already we could see our goal gleaming far ahead. What a year! C. H. S. won the class C championship of Eastern Division in football, representatives attended the District Hi-Y Conference at ' X’arrenton, our track team won the class C title in the meet at Charlottesville, and about thirty of the Civics IV group visited Vi’ashington. V ' e juniors getting more serious went to work and gave the Seniors a banquet, which was enjoyed by all. In this project and our lesser ones we were aided by our sponsors. Miss Garlick and Miss Johns, a new addition to the faculty. Such a full year naturally went swiftly and soon our Junior days were over. Here we were Seniors at last and we didn’t feel any more dignified and important than we had as freshmen — perhaps less, e didn’t have much time to think about that though for under Miss Winn’s sponsorship we soon organized and went to work to achieve the most we could in our Senior year. Vi’infree was elected president, and our first project was a picnic to welcome the freshmen into high school. How proud we were to be the first Seniors with privilege of marching into the auditorium and didn’t the classes envy us? Our last year at C. H. S. passed and now the end is incredibly near. Believe it or not we are a little saddened at the approach of the long awaited moment. ' X’e’ll miss those whom we are leaving behind, but we won’t forget you, you, you, and you. — Myrtle Jenkins. Wires Received in 1955 from Members of the Senior Class of 1940 Recently patented a Peroxide Blond Shampoo. Elsie Parker. I ' m simply wild about my new husband, Count Petroski. He is too, too divine. Edith Frances Brown. Now own the Ritzy Dress Shop tor which I formerly modeled. Martha Hall. just introduced green fingernail polish at Paris opening. Promises to be a success. Betty Brown. W’hen in Snappyville stop at my Snippy Snoop Cafe. Food is excellent. Gladys Brown. Best seller, Sailed ' ith The Breeze, as sequel to Gone ' ith The ”ind is my latest mas- terpiece. Dorothy Lee Forrest. Among those at my home for retired teachers are Alice X ' illis and Lucille Lewis. Frances Griffin. My dress designs arc the rave of Paris. I’m so pleased. Catherine Hawkins. My new system of teacherless schools inaugurated at Pumpkinsville High School. Snort Huffman. My home for orphans a great success. Catherine Mastin. I employ 3 00 persons in my business office in New York. Laura Frances Jenkins. Am called the most successful society matron of the season. Roberta Settle. Just been selected typical farm woman of America. Margaret Lee Colvin. My Home Economics girls adore me. Send some business my way. Ruth Maton. Just got my badge. At last I’m a real G man. Mac Thomas. My book on Diseases of the Head sweeping country. Being considered as medical textbook. Dr. J. H. t ooD, Business dull — I knocked my printing press over. Am waiting for repairs. Rufus Roberts. Diplomatic service is the only profession. Paris is wonderful. Lottie Longerbeam. Have just won first place as runner for women in the Olympics. It’s a fast life. Odessa Dodson. Completed two day filibuster. I won and am talk of Washington. Senator George Green. Like Rip Van inkle I’ve been resting for last fifteen years. High School exhausted me. Charles Bennett. I assist Mr. Tolbert as teacher of agriculture at C. H. S. Hovi ARD Green. My duties as Secretary of Labor keep me busy but I still think of C. H. S. Mary Beard. Am in London as C ' ar Correspondent for Daily Snoop News. The air raids are thrilling. Myrtle Jenkins. Enlarged my swing orchestra with Peggy Glazier as torch singer. Maestro Tom Armstrong. Am taking my French pupils on voyage to France to improve their pronunciation. Professor Mary Alice Guinn. Listen to my daily radio program, Sallie Harr Harris and her violin, for Squeaky Candy Bars. Sallie Hart Harris. Been selected Glamour Girl number one. Holly- wood is exciting. Becky Pierce. Read my daily comic strip, Mitt and Jiiff. It’s perfectly killing. Bill Yancey. I. Q. rates me a genius. I’m not at all surpriscd- Robert Bickers. Law firm gained nation-wide recognition. Breach of promise suits our special. Jack Jeffries. as late to my wedding this morning. I’ve never been on time for anything. Peggy T hornton. Just secured my fifth divorce. Reno is a fine place to live. Jeanne Rhoades. Cleared of impeachment charges for the third time. Bei ng president of the U. S. is a great responsibility. Robert Blish Jon s. Just collected large fee for extracting Senator Clement’s wisdom tooth. Dr. infree Fore. Have just published a volume on How to Speak in Public.” Am expecting large returns. Jere Harris. Just won national polls as greatest lover of the screen. Donald Shads’. As Lawrence Tibbett’s successor I am scheduled to sing in the Metropolitan Opera in New York. Douglas McVeigh. Acclaimed winner of ultra modern jitterbug” contest. Am I a wreck? Janet Hurt. Just lost my fifth battleship. Can’t imagine what I did with it. Admiral Jack Kearns. on heavyweight championship. At last I’m a prize fighter. Bill Butch” Blankenbaker. My school of toe dancing has celebrated its fifth birthday. Business is rushing. Allen Ellett. Am happy over my recent appointment as as- sistant librarian in Congressional Library. Mary Lee Smith. SENIORS ON PARADE Most DigniftcJ Martha Hall Jlre Harris Best Leader Ianct Hurt Win; ree Fore AIoj Lriendly 1 nn n Frances Bro ' a n W iNiREE Fore Most Studious Myrtle Jenkins Donald Shaw Bi if’cst Eater Dorothy Lee Forrest James Hill Wood Laziest Peggy Thornton James Hill Wood Most Vuselfish Myrtle Jenkins Thomas Armstrong AIos Talented Piggy Thornton Robert Bickers r ' V SENIORS ON PARADE Bi ' s All Aroititil Jani.t Huri C i.AUDL Hum-man Most I’oluiliir Rohirta Setth; Claude Humman in Dtniccr-Bcst Lookiiii’ Jeanne Rhoades Mac” Thomas AI(« Miscb ci otif Peggy Thornton George Green Mf« Sfylhh jiANNE Rhoades Rueus Roberis Ales Athletic Odessa Dodson George Green in Sport Margaret Lee Colvin Robert Rlish Jones Wittiest Mary Alice Guinn Robert Bickers LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT i ' e, the Senior Class of 1940, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do hereby make this, our last will and testament, and do hereby revoke any and all wills heretofore made by us. First, we desire that all our F’s be transformed to A’s on the eve of our graduation. Second, we wish that our shameful behavior and our procrastination be forgotten. Third, we desire that the following commend- able traits, tricks, and prized possessions be passed on to our most fortunate benefactors and successors. To Miss X’inn, our sincere affection and heartiest gratitude for her unlimited patience and understanding. To Mary Lucy ’ilIis, .Mary Alice Guinn’s jovial good humor. To Roy Hutcherson, Tom Armstrong’s weak- ness for untying girls’ shoestrings. To George Beard, Frances Griffin’s ability to talk rapidly and concisely. To Bobby” Guinn, Alice X ' illis’ dimple and smile as if she didn’t have enough of her own to get by on. To Rosalie Kibler, Dorothy Lee Forrest’s large appetite so out of proportion to her size. To Mr. Shotwell, Allen Ellctt’s and Howard Green’s modest smile. To Clair Haley, oodles of Odessa Dodson’s pretty blouses and a dab of Robert Blish Jones’ laziness. To Fred Claybrook, Finnic” Fore’s genial platform manner. To Puffy Brown, Mary Beard’s rabbit foot in hopes that it will bring evermore success to the Glee Club. To Mason Furnival, Robert Bickers’ wit which is so often the cause of disturbing sudden ex- plosions of laughter. To Tee Hee” Jones, Sallie Hart Harris’ giggles seasoned with Jack Kearns’ bor edom. To Miss Bolen, Bill Blankety Blank’s” bicycle with hopes that it will aid her in finding her many lent-out pins, clips, magazines and what- not. To all fingernail-chewers, Martha Hall’s calm assurance and Ruth Mason’s busy ways. To Eleanor Brown, Jere Harris’ shyness. To the future editors of the Colonna[)F, Myrtle Jenkins’ untiring efforts. To Miss Campbell and Miss Garlick, Rufus Roberts’ expression them things.’’ To Bobby Coates, Peggy Thornton’s Southern drawl and to Jean VX ' hite her incessant chatter. To Frances Blankenbaker, Mac Thomas’ love for French. To Betty Clement, a great many flutters in New York hearts from Edith Frances Brown. To Hawes Yowell, Douglas .McVeigh’s classy new car filled with girls. To all Civics IV students of next year, Cath- erine Hawkins’ A-h” news reports. To Thomas Hitt, Tub” ood’s extra pounds and Bill Yancey’s length. To Thelma eaver, Lottie Longerbeam’s quiet sophistication. To Jean Hudson, Jeanne Rhoades’ never ceas- ing supply of dates. To Mr. Caldwell, all our tuneful squeaks. To Atwell Gilmore, Ed Boldridge’s uncombed hair. To f oods’’ Stringfellow, George Green ' s and Claude Huffman’s star plays in football. To Ellen .Moore, Lucille Lewis’ born coquet- tishness. To Leta Fitzhugh, Roberta Settle’s way with the boys. To Frances Kilby, Gladys Brown’s peaceful behavior. To Francis Hudson, Peggy Glazier’s spare time so he will have plenty of time in which to work his math. To her sister, Joanne, Rebecca Pierce’s certain way.” To Billy Jones, Mary Lee Smith’s efficiency and Betty Brown’s quiet observing manner. To Chotty” Thomas, Donald Shaw’s achieve- ments in music. To Billy Flggborn, Charles Bennett’s flirtatious ways. To all 4-H’s, Margaret Lee Colvin’s 4-H spirit. To VC ' ert Hurt, sister Janet’s poise and charm. To Bobby Peterson, Laura Frances Jenkins’ and Dippy” Jeffries’ love for eating. To the whole student body, Elsie Parker’s friendly manner and Catherine Mastin’s helpful attitude. VC ' c hope that with the efforts of our teachers and lower classmates we have retained some of our dignity to pull us through our future trying years. Given 1940. under our hand, this 1st day of May, CLASS OF 1940, Lucille Lewis, Alice ili.is. HOLD EVERYTHING by Austin Goetz SENIOR CLASS PLAY Culpeper High School Auditorium Friday, 8 P.M., March 8, 1940 CAST Caroline Caruthers, a hotel proprietress Niobe, a colored servant Christopher Morgan, a banker . . . . Connie Morgan, his daughter .... Bee Williams, Connie’s friend .... Courtney Barrett, Jr., Connie’s pet aversion .Mrs. Julia Gibbs, an ambitious mother Lottie Gibbs ] Daisy Gibbs her daughters . . . . Wanda Gibbs J Steve Andv crooks en route Tim Macauley, a detective The Milkman Mary Beard Alice Willis Jack Jemries Jeanne Rhoades Lottie Longerbeam Mac” Thomas Frances Grieetn [ Mary Lee Smith - j Dorothy Forrest [ Odessa Dodson DtrNALD Shaw ■ George Green James Hill Wood Charles Bennett SYNOPSIS Setting — Living room of Caruthers’ Tourist Home on Honeymoon Trail. Act I — An evening in late spring. Act II — Immediate!)- following Act I. Act III — Next morning at six. SENIOR CLASS CALENDAR September 7 School Opens Howdy, Stranger September 25 Senior-Freshman Picnic Hamburgers! ' X ' here’s ' impv September 27 Pepergram Picnic Best way to edit October 1 Class Othcers Chosen Congratulations M innie October 27 Fiubert, the Magician Gee! November 1 Measured for Rings That big?? November 3 C. Fd. S. Beats Fluvanna 6-0 Rah! Rah! Team November 6 Colonnade Staff Elected W ork Ahead November 17 Dramatic Club Loses Cup Try Again November 23 Thanksgiving Fdoliday Turkey — Gone with the wind November 30 Girls Fdi-Y Conference in Charlottesville Fun? I’ll say December 21 Christmas Fiolidays Santa, Nous avons eti bons January 2 Holidays Over Oh Me— January 8 Classbook Pictures Smile at the birdie” January 11 Summars Test Begins Start Cramming January 19 Second Tcation Ah — Freedom January 29 Return to Classes W hat! You didn’t have flu? February 20 Group Pictures Made Confusion! March 8 Senior Class Play Hold Everything” March H -17 Hi-Y Conference C. H. S. Meet my Friend April 13 Saturday School It’s so cruel April 26 Junior-Senior Banquet Yum — Yum May 26 Sermon to Graduates Amen Mav 30 Graduation Aloha COLONNADE STAFF Myrtif, Jfnkins Editor -hi- chief Business Manager Thomas Armstrong Advertisements Wintree Fore Circulation Rebecca Pierce Classes and Clubs Dorothy L. Forrest Organization Jfanne Rhoades Photographer George Beard Typists Catherine Mastin, Laura F. Jenkins Assistants: Alice Willis, Lucille Lewis, Sally H. Fiarris, Mary Lee Smith, Janet Flurt, Elsie Parker, Catherine Hawkins, Mary Alice Quinn, Peggy Thornton, Frances Griffin, James H. Wood, Jack Jeffries, Mac” Thomas, Rufus Roberts, George Green. Seated: Elsie Parker, VC ' infree Fore, Tom Armstrong, Business Man.tger; Myrtle Jenkins, Editor-in-Chief ; Rebecca Pierce, Lucille Lewis. Stundhi}{: Mary Alice Guinn, Catherine Hawkins, Peggy Thornton, Prances Grifbn, Roberta Settle, James Hill ' ood, Janet Hurt, Sallic Hart Harris, Catherine Mastin, Dorothy L. Forrest, Mary Lee Smith, Alice ' Oi illis. JUNIORS Allen, Lois Backe, Mildred Beard, George Blankenbaker, Frances Boldridge, Edward Boyd, Audrey Brown, Bilh ' Burton, Christine Clat brook, Fred Clement, Betty Clement, Charles Compton, Hilda Covington, Robert Dodson, Edith Core, W ' alter Creen, Reginald Grilhn, Louise Guinn, Barbara Hudson, Jean — Secretar) ' Jeffries, Will Jchnson, Henry Clayton Johnson, Peggy — Treasurer Jones, Doroth}’ Kibler, Rosalie Kicklighter, Raymond Nicholson, J. ' X ' illiam Pullin, Judith Rosenburg, Richie Settle, Albert Smith, Margaret Stringfellow, Lawrence Thomas, Charlotte Thrift, Kavanaugh Townsley, Helene W ' eaver, Thelma SOPHOMORES Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Odie Mae Brown, Samuel Butler, Margaret Chilton, Mary Chilton, Robert Clark, Fa} ' e Compton, Dorothy Davenport, Bett) ' Eggborn, Billy Glazier, Gwendolyn Graves, Frances Haley, Clair Harris, Edna Hoffman, Audre)’ Hudson, Bobby Hutcherson, Roy Inskeep, Pauline Jameson, Maxwell Jenkins, Jean Kibler, Geneva Myers, Fannie Mae Nalle, Ada Newton O’Bannon, Peggy Palmer, Catherine Partlow, Frances Pierce, Joanne Smith, Ruth Trainum, Elmer — President White, Jean — Vice-President Whitehurst, Katherine Yowell, Hawes FRESHMEN Apperson, Edith Armstrong, Sallie Bennett, Elsie Brown, Mildred Bushong, Edgar Catron, Mary Dodson, Lila — Secretary Eller, Caroh n Greene, Ered Green, Harriet — ' ice-Prcsident Green, Lilian Hale, Alma Jo Harlow, Bevely Hawkins, Clara Hawkins, Shirley Ann Hitt, Annie Huffman, Geneva Hutchison, Augusta Johnson, Jacqueline Kelly, Dorothy Kibler, Evelyn Loving, ' alton McClary, Mary Ellen Meredith, Jack Moore, Ellen Mozingo, Floyd Peterson, Bobbie Quaintance, Julia Roberts, Dorothy Rumsey, Devolia Schwartz, Paul Settle, Edna Sowers, Effie Taylor, Madeline Thompson, Cameron Thornhill, Hilda Thornhill, Robert Utz, Mardis Vi ' illis, Anne ' ' illis, Billy — President Williams, Bernard Vi ood, Jean ' Oi’oodville, Helen Yancey, Katherine Yancey, Scott ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS NATIONAL THESPIANS DRAMATIC CLUB Virst Ron: }Iucison — President, Beard — Secretary, Roberts — Treasurer. Sernmt Ron: Smith, Allen, Rhoades, Hutchison, D. Hawkins, McClary, S. Hawkins. ThirJ Ron : Chilton, Guinn, Griffin, Brown, Thornton, Green, Vi’illis. l-oiirih Rou: Mr. Caldwell — Sponsor, Shaw, Trainum, Hitt, Huffman, Vi’illiams, W illis. M. Heard — President, GLEE CLUB First Ron : Roberts, Catron, W ' oodville, Allen — Secretary, Guinn — treasurer, Strother — Vice-President, R. Kibler, W ' ood. ScconJ Ron : O. Dodson, Smith, P. Johnson, Fit hu h, S. Harris, D. Hawkins, Cj. Kibler, Vv ' eaver. Third Ron : M. Hrown, Thrift, 11. Johnson, Rankin, G. Heard, Jewries, P. Johnson, Rhoades, F ' . Hrown, Hurt, Fourth Roil : Huffman, C. Hawkins, Longerbeam, Townsley, Miss Garlick — Sponsor, Mr. C ildwell — Sponsor, Shaw, Compton, Rosenberg, VC ' illis, F,. Harris, Covington, Smoot, F Dodson. LIBRARY CLUB First Ron : Covington, Catron, Guinn, Hudson — Reporter, Johnson — Secretary and Treasurer, Hawkins — President, ' OThitc — Vice-President, Harris, M. Smith, H. Greene. Srcoiiil Ron : Armstrong, L. Green, Clarke, R. Smith, M. ' ' X ' illis, Allen, Longerbeam. Third Ron : Partlow, Mason, Peterson, Dodson, Beard, Miss Bolen — Sponsor, A. Willis, Hutchison. GIRLS’ Hl-y CLUB Covington, Beard, Thomas, Smith, Mastin, Thornton, Harris, Settle, Brown, Hurt — President, Lewis — Treasurer, Hudson — Secretary, ' Xillis — Vice-President, Miss Johns — Sponsor, Clement, Jenkins, Miss Garlick — Sponsor, Pierce, Griffin, Miss Vi ' inn — Sponsor, Hall, Miss Campbell — Sponsor, BOYS’ Hl-Y CLUB hint Ron: Hudson, Yowell, Hurt, Jameson — Treasurer, Blankenbaker — Secretary, Armstrong — President, Pore — Vice-President, Green, P.dwards, Button. Second Ron: Hutcherson, Boldridgc, Chilton, Clement, Beard, Claybrook. Third Ron : Mr. Caldwell — Sponsor, Shaw, Bickers, Jeffries. F. F. A. Firs Run: Brown — Secretary, A. Settle — ' lce-l’rebident, C. I ' artlow, Hutfni.in — Tre.isiircr, R. Circen — President. Scruiiil Ron : 1). Kite, C. C.trter, MeVeigli, PI. Settle, Myers, Prof. Tolbert — Sponsor, Yowell. Third Ron : Meredith, Carpenter, Partlow, Boldridge, Christenson, Peyton, ' OC ' hitc. Fourth Ron : R. Kite, Covington, Gardener, Gore, Johnson, Inskeep, Carter. Fifth Ron : Button, Kggborn. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row: Sinoot — Secretary, Jones — Treasurer, Butler — Vice-President, Strother — President. Second Ron : Settle, Kilby, O’Bannon, M. Brown, Clatterbuck, Boyd. Third Row: O. Brown, Smith, Jenkins, Johnson, ' hitehurst. Fourth Row: H. Compton, Curtis, J. Pierce, Yowell, E. Brown, Kibler. Fifth Row: D. Compton, R. Pierce, Forrest, Yowell, F. Brown, G. Kibler. Sixth Row: H. Weaver, T. Weaver. Seventh Row: Woods, Mason, Davenport, Townsley, Bennett, Longerbeam, Dodson. BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM First Ron : Kilby, Gilmore, Hudson — Captain, Hawkins, Partlow. Sccoiul Rou : Green, Tbornbill, Johnson, Schwartz, Roberts. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Ron : Booth, G. Brown, A. Willis, Hall, Dodson — Baseball Captain and Monogram President, Clement — Baseball Manager and .Monogram Secretary, Clatterbuck, Myers, White, Chilton, Settle. SiromI Ron : O’Bannon, Quaintance, Hutchison, Johnson, Co. , Forrest, Jones, .Miss Gentile — Coach. Third Ron : Smith, Lewis, Beard, Haley, Clarke, L illis, Jenkins, Petty. Fourth Rou : Palmer, Miss Bolen — Coach, Jeffries. FOOTBALL SOUAD First Rou: Settle, Huffman, Fore, A. Green, Jones — Co-Captain, Roberts — Co-Captain, Stringfellow, Kearns, Jeffries, Trainum. Sfcoiiil Roil : Thomas, Jameson, Eggborn, Johnson, ( ' ood, Hudson, Partlow, G. Green, Nicholson, Hawkins. SCHEDULE 1939 .September 29 — Miller High, Charlottesville, there October 6 — Shenandoah, here October 13 — Fairfax, here October 2 0 — Warrenton, there October 27 — Fredericksburg, here November 3 — Fluvanna, there November 1 0 — Luray, here November 17 — Aldie, there November 22 — Front Royal, there WE THEY 7 0 20 7 6 6 25 38 0 27 0 0 26 31 0 7 6 1 3 Total 109 117 Co-Captain Rufus Roberts Co-Captain Robert Blish Jones 4-H CLUB Firs Kou : Kilby — Secretary, Colvin — President, Guinn, R. Settle, G. Kibler. Srroiiil Roh : Quaintance, Johnson, R. Kibler, Butler, O ' Bannon, Bennett — V ' ice-President, Hawkins, Parker, E. Settle. Third Roll : M. Brown, Huftman, H. Jenkins, S. Brown, Apperson, Taylor. Fourth Ron : Yancey, Partlow, S. Hawkins, E. Kibler, McVeigh, Graves, Fincham. Fifth Ron : Compton, Hutchison, Harlow, .Seale, Rumsey, Brown, Boyd, Chilton, Rosson. Sixth Roil : Crump, Norris, |. Brown, Burke, Caughlen, Hurt, Woods, Meredith, Peyton, M. Furnival, Boldridge. Srt filth Ron: Willis, Williams, 1). Furnival, White, J. Yancey, Sullivan, White, ' X ' hitten, Button, Apperson, Pierce. FJ ih h Roll : J. Partlow, Bennett, Settle, Hudson, Partlow. R’in h Ron : Figgborn, Boldridge, Ellett. JUNIOR LEAGUE First Roil : Pierce, Inskccp, Doma et, Taylor, Moore, W ' illis — Secretary, Hurt, Johnson, ' X’eaver, Singer, 1 lutcher.son — President. Second Ron : Bragg, Ross, Kilby, Norris, Jenkins, White, Thornhill, Browning — Treasurer, Moore — Vice- President, .Maddox, Swan, Johnston, .Miss .Marshall — Sponsor. PEPERGRAM STAFF Firsf Ron : liurton, Clement — Business Manager, M. Smith, |. Hudson, G. Beard — K ditor-in-Chict. Si ' cofhl Ron: Norris, R. Smith, Clarke, Harris, Longerbeam, Rhoades, Hutchison, M. Jenkins, H. Green, A. Willis, McClary. Third Ron: M. Lillis, Roberts, Hale, Mastin, Dodson, Beard, Hawkins, Partlow. Fourth Ron : Green, W illis, Chilton, Yancey, Jenkins, Smoot, Strother. Fifth Ron : Bushong. Meredith, Miss Bolen — Sponsor, Miss Jolins — Sponsor, Thornton, Lewis, Palmer, Moore. Si th Ron : Loving, Thomas, Jones, Guinn. CULPEPER HIGH SCHOOL C. ROY JONES Ol)f()}uctrisf and Optician ' cs Carefully Examined Glasses Accurately Fitted LONGERBEAM FURNITURE COMPANY Dial 5211 P. O. Box 421 Barred Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Single Combed ' ' hite Leghorns GRIFFIN’S HATCHERY Com plhnenfs of THE VIRGINIA STAR Visit the New Jameson Studio Corner Piedmont St. and Brandy Rd. Culpeper, Virginia tor Anything Photographic Congratulations Seniors J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Congratulations Seniors The Culpeper Pharmacy Geo. F. Hendley, Prop. Successor to Bruce’s Drug Store Culpeper, Virginia FRED P. HUDGINS Insurance and Surety Bonds Established 1876 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1940 Virginia Browning Wood VALLEY RESTAURANT Com plinients of SHAEFFER’S GARAGE HOPKINS-WILI IS CHEVROLET COMPANY YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER” Cui.PiPtR, Virginia LORD CULPEPER HOTEL John Yox em, Owner YQNXTLL COMPANY The llanlwarc Store tiardwarc, Stoves, Ranges Building Material Main Street Barber Shop Wc Aim To Please Sophia and Watts Com pliiiicnfs of GREEN’S GROCERY Com plimcofs of CULPEPER PLANING MILL Com plimcuts of CULPEPER CREAMERY Maytag ' X ' ashers — Philco Radios — Kelvinators Refrigerators — Stag Paint Sit i’s ami Scri’ cc JONES RADIO SHOP Culpeper, Virginia LEE ROSENBERG • THE YOUNG MAN HIMSELF Wishes the Senior Class Success in Their Undertakings in the Coming Year Good Health to the Si’iriors KINLOCH FARM DAIRY CLEMENT INSURANCE AGENCY • Mutual Insurance Second National Bank Building Culpeper, Virginia ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING FOR OFFICE AND HOME GEEST FUNERAL HOME 1 3 1 VTest Davis Street Culpeper, Virginia Dial 6481 Best Wishes to CFASS OF 1940 EARL’S FILLING STATION Coin pUiiients of JOHNSON’S Drink In Bottles The Pause that Refreshes Coinpliniciifs of W’ ATERS COMPANY The Pcrmaucut Thiii To Do ALVe AYS VISIT The Nell Sneade Beauty Shop The Home of Personal Charm We Enjoy Fussell’s Ice Cream 9 FUSSELL’S YOUNG ICE CREAM COMPANY W ' ashingtox Culpepir D. C. Va. Robson Building Supply Co. Incorporated R. S. Chilton, Manager Culpeper, Virginia DICK C. WEAVER Buic k, Cadillac, and La Salle Cars, Used Cars, Used Parts — All Makes CMC Trucks. Dial 65 2 1 Culpeper, Va. Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1940 CULPEPER LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS • Deal 62 5 1 Compliments of CENTRAL HARDWARE The Home of Thoughtful Service STRADLEY, Inc. X ' . R. Stradley Dial 675 1 TO THE CLASS OF 1940 Congratulations I. Frank Brovcn, Agent SINCLAIR REEINING CO. Dial 7001 Culpeper, Virginia Contributions Mr. Latham Miss E.mma Clark’s Hat Shop Dr. Lacy Knakal’s Bakery Loving’s Hatchery Burnett Miller, Jr. Dr. Printz Dr. Palmer Dr. Lewis Floyd VI ' hite Ara S.mith Mrs. Caperton Dr. Stringfellow J. L. Jeffries, Jr. C. E. Reams ' X ' lLLiAM Johnson VIRGINIA MOTOR CO. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Coin plhnents from THE LEADER STULTZ JEWELRY STORE Watches Timed and Tested on Paulson Time Micrometer Free CLASS RINGS CLUB PINS CAPS INVITATIONS SCHOOL BUCKLES TROPHIES MEDALS GOVi ' NS WALTER B. ANDERSON L. G. Balfour Products Richmond, Virginia Culpeper Co-Op. Farm Bureau Flour, Meal, Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, etc. Coo per at i le Pii rchasing Culpeper Insurance Agency Compliments of John S. Thornton General Insurance P. Win FREE Fore, Owner CULPEPER MOTOR COMPANY Dial 5121 Sales Service Ford Cars, Ford Trucks, Mercury Culpeper, Virginia CULPEPER TOWN AND COUNTY LIBRARY MAIN AND MASON STREETS CULPEPER, yjRGINW 22701 ' i [