Dan River High School - Archway Yearbook (Ringgold, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1934 volume:

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Wy) | Bf 7 WW EY Thal | . « 5 5” é | oa SS Lol Ae He Zs ra .. - ) 3 Be OV Ne = SS AK p ae e) ty . 7, 7 om py Y eae eo ee Ca a eit iy, is vi we? wight af ae Batt He. 3g a % neo ey hice Aaa ae Te ae er 5 Pe ‘ ' OE iy % aoe @ Melia ro 1 Mh he ao ') ie Learners . ‘ Foroword Mo, the Senior Class of 19354, take this onoortunity of summin™ ur our high school secuvonirs by making a class annual, the first of its kind to be made in tho nistory of the school. Io hereby dedicate this annual to our beloved Sponsor, Miss Hthol M. Dodson, as a tokon for her careful training and enthusiastic helpful- NCSEe Dreans, books, ore each a world; and books, VIO iY a) Qr7 ’ Are a substanticl world, both oure and ood. aa) VOTES TOrty = i re d di on) : Wi 10 UN ei Principal Davis, M. Ce i a en ee ae | | Ta i Faculty Ge V. Aylor B. Floyd Farmer Je As Broaddus Me s- O. H. Mylum Annie Bullington Rvrth Robertson Me C. Davis Clata Terry Mrs. M,C. Davis Elizabeth White Ethel M. Dodson Julict “hite Louise D. Whitlock E. Elizabcth Gatevood VALLARTA VARA a Cla ss Officers Starline Vibert, Pres. Marjorie Adans, Vice-Pre Lorena Hardy, Sse. - Trcase Betty McLauenlin, Revorter Class Colors: Class Motto: Sponsor: Ethel Yhite and ¢reen Never stare up the steps put step up the stairs. M. Dodson J e 4 Mi. “Bh, th ote egret 12 Marjoric Adams Oh! Dan River raht rah’ rah .Yes, that yell was for Merjoric, sraecful and fun-loving. On she comes with the svift- ness of a racer, cvery muscle in action. Go to it, Marjir! And not only on the basket ball court does she play tho game fairly and sauarcly. In the school room and elsewhere she gocs for victory and her goal. Georre Barker Did you say Georre was serious and solem? ‘Yell you missed your fucss. You should sec him try out in a bathing beauty contest or sec him act in a nerro minstrel! But Goorge can be serious; his good com- mon sense and dependability come in vory handy in a Senior Class. | | | James Burton Quict, non-offending James! . Horr would o knov ’ when you're around if it “ere not for the fact we fecl the gentle influcnce of a refined presence? There's 2 lot in knowing “hat to say, but thore's even more in knowing when to say it, ané ve believe Jancs knows. a : a y Se Ge ae ey. Elsic Collic Elsie vould like to be 9! ) an author. She has made a for attempts in the literary orld, and e hope she may be successful in the near future. There's nothine like shootine hith. Elsie, here's honine your aim mov prove straicvht. Frances Fereuson Frances, who 95s voted the best all a- round in the class, has reccived many honors dur- ing her four years at Dan River. During her Scnior year sho sorved as Cap- tain of the Girls' Baskot of the Athlcticse Associa- tion. AB he, Se hoa ‘ Ni . a - nee eS ON ONE Oe mS ee ee am ae Herbert “Yerrell NYerbert is not auite s6 sorious mindcd as he looks. Really hen vou set to kno hin, there's a lot of un.hidden be- nonth that solomn azo. Yo has proven himsolf . most dependable during his four yvears at Dan Fiver, and ho has played a. leadine vart in athletics. Ball Toam, and as Prosidont Starline Gilbert | | Starling didn't join us until '33, but he has cuickly become a favoritc. As Junior and fconior Pres- | ident, hc has proven a { 3reat leador. | Class Presidont, '33-'34 Basketball Toan, °33-'34 Basoball Managor, 34 | That's Starlings . ‘ ‘“, or Yn Sha oe a a atl wig “ aoe 5 ars ' eotentemmapramane eS ee ee eee u. Pohl ——_ eee eee = — co “Sw Pa , ip i. ga | Nag a “ oa = ANE xe 2 —— a o Ruth Gosncy Ruth, ho coves up to par at all tirss (oxcont hen sho has tho monslcs), makes a most dienificd Senior. Her intelloctual air akes us on- der, and still tho nnder trov7g, to think one small head can carry all sho mors, Sho is better kmom as J_ ———_ = ee ee ce en ee eee ee A en es RE ER A ‘Yister Collie Wo if it ien™ Mann's Baby Bort. Tho Same 200d sport he always “mee The school is oine to miss vou, too, little yoy. You have left onc puzzle unsolvcd,thourh, in the minds of most of the Seniors. “Ie are wm- able to discover just h- you like Cat't MeMcelyts pics. Perheos she knoe your favorite brand. oll 70'¥o hoard that the most direct route to ra mants heart is in this direction. oe a ee seen ae oneay. 7, TESTE bASseee! } omen, TOuise Nillsara Louise marr he osasily secn, 9r she is tall ana of air proportions. “Yith- al she ig kind and thoueht— ful to those around her, Those charactoristics suit One “ho is nlennine to be a murse, as she is, but “onder. She sews vor- much intércstod in Home Neonomics, which makes us think thorc pv be 9 cor- i tain. in the oago, Ts therc, Louise? | GSES tev oe - ee ome A sipseen seo ae Ee iyi i anne caesar ee rsear ee | eel ‘ Julin Dodson Studious Julia Julia is one of our Seniors fav, ‘ho loves to vork as vel as play In sports she takes an active pert, And in studice sho rorks vith all her heart. SE TN A a a a All -rork and no plav mikes Jack a dull boy. But Julia is suro that all play and no “ork would mike Jack a dumb boy. a k Ons ees | - aie ee ee a ws N ‘ a os a ok, = Ete sw een Se ina ita ee ee ect a I a ee ’ i ts t baa we ; me es — , 8 ese ee! a : ool “hel? Se Marvy Douelass May, the brorm-cved tirl ith tho dark bro-m hair, ale kno-m as Dad- dy's Baby Girl , usually catches the eye as sho ™OOS DY. She has the style, And cars a smile. She's reqlly orth hile, Is lfsry, Lorena Hardy . “Hey, Polly , tena alled loudly, but to hom “me sho speakine? Lorona, of course. very one talls her Polly for short. Sho is tho kind of friond that 2 perenn rem bors oven thouch far avav sho miv bo. In 1953-34, sho -mas el-ctad Secretary snd reasurer of the Senior Clase, and cll has she done her aut. Best ishes and 290d luck to 7NU, MP OL Dart, Jcssic Quill Jessie, ho is not quite five foot, has been voted Miss Intol- leoctuality . Hor s-vect smile and kind rord to all has nado her a host of friends, Sho is a Sroat sport, and my} 7ou should seo her skate! To you, Jcessio! May you skate far in your literary carect. Fun loving Alccs$ She has meant a lot to us durin? our four years in nish sthool. ct ia 4 oo0d- thine she knew hor to print and draw or clse the border in the senior room micht have fallcn below par. Alcecs has not taken much part in athletics, but she shines in what is dear to cvcery man's heart: She makes 290d biscuits. irene mii 1 Irene, “ho hns vAl “avs proven roady and one hes tried hard to como up to hat has boon cx- nectetmc hor. “And for one —no vis frith vl to Gut, “ec Gan only vro= dict a pleasant and Peace 141 Future. LLP Ge Peln, bs) oo eretiy missac by hor ; a . ' Clisesates and friones, rand ; | eens ee ene es eee—ees eee = te S eet. an th « an Te ae Pd Wr es PP ‘Vs Betty Meleurhlin Be ceroeful, tenchors, Or ROT i Lt fool arou , She may be cuist in study hovure, but outside she is jolly and vay, (May vou alvavse be that av, Bottyv. } She is m� evcet menory re shell never foreot; “lo hone her honniest vears are to -come vat. Pauline FHodnott Polly Pauline secns rathor ditnified to be called Polly, but there's another sido to her srent character that it fits jolly , She adds trace and ro- finement to the Senior Clees, and that kind ay sho has is really sincors. You can do- pond on Polly. Cathryn McNeely af Ag sas - eae s - 4 os: ed Fun loving and mirth provoking is Cat . But did you notice how she gig- gles when Spring Garden is mentioned3Z She and Betty are greet pels; perheps Betty could whisper what's up. Anyway, she's « real sport, and quite often shares her lunch with Wis- tor Collie. Billie Neal Come in, Mr. Romeos Those lerge blue eyes secm to be sweeping over the room, end cll does not seem quite to thy likine. Oh well, school will not lust forever, one then. os But Billie has meent a lot to the besketbell tecm. Indeed, he excels in athletics, «nd his been ¢ populer ceptcin of the tecm. Lucile Necthery Lucile, who might be voted it for personal- ity, .dds cherm cs well cs dignity to the Senior Clcess. She possesses wit, ind telent. You've heurd the s.ying, to know her is to love her ; well, we feel thet woy cbout Lucile. i ee ee ee Bernice Shelhorse Bernice, with her derk eyes und heir, is the regl brunette of the class. This yecr she pliyed ou tae girl's bisketbell tecm, rnd did she muke i. good guard! She wis clso the reporter for the ethletics ussociation. She is congenial «und fun loving, indezd those Aen twinkling cyes ridiste good cheer. A grect sport is Bernice. —LE ES SS eS Ct Se ees ee ee ee Se } | | | Cossie Yectts Cossic, the imeginctive, originel cnd intelligent} She sees a lot with thise dreamy eyess she, «8s the post of old, seems to see benecth the exterior. She his writ- ten mony besutiful descrip- tions for her clcss work, nd it is hoped thet some day she msiy be spoxen of cs “thet e poet, Cossic Yectts . AE ee ti tt i AS LE Rt CL RT ett Gt et A me a el, a Ne se Lena Tate Lena is one of the most popular and all- sround members of the Senior Class. when it comes to grades hers rank among the best. When it comes to pley, she will lead the rest. Her pre- sence is one that the cless would greatly miss, because she has been set Dun River since her Fresh- men yerre And she has brought into it, not « Spirit of melzincholy, but « Spirit of sunshine end cheer. (To the tune of Ole Pils of Yesterd:y ) Senior Class Song Sunbecms and shadiwe cre fclling On this hippy commencement dey; Voices of the future cre cclling, Cilling us to merch on our wey. Chorus: Old pels, we cre so blue withvut Yuu, Years wiil seem harder to bear; we wonder, vld prls, if ycu'll miss us, we wonder if you'll still cere. Let ycur memories strcy to thet former diy, And picture these heerts that were light end guy. Although we cen't cone beck we still love you, Ola pels of Den River High. Life: cnd vocation now cell us wt the ciose of our senior year; Moy jcy vn our pathwey befull us On leaving Din River so dear. --ikry Dougless Junior Clzess ‘nnie dims Miildred szdaums Duker salderson Hild: sldergon dildred Lurker Mergsret surker Lovise Drown fr nees Brown althe Ccmpbell Helen Gurdwell Herbert Divis ili ttie Dodson P-ul Dodson Glyde acstwoud Lois “ercuson Doris Guill Roll Ivih Hell Geneve Ingrem Chiriie Jennings Jimes Johnson Herece Lewis Jcmes Taek Corneli: “crshill annie eee Weriag Richurdson Glen Shaw Dorothy Sheltan Relph Terry iguston Waller stelle Wiles a d Willicms rnelic ‘Wilson a C Es F iedusddghueaemayan f 7 (SEF me = ts ee cane oa gee PO or Sophmure Gliss Roll Polly Berker Dorothy Dennett nrcebertson Bennett Gurrlotte Srendon “rencis Collie gLlig Comptcm Sirrie Denicl Dorcthy Livis ory Devis Thelm Dcvis Gorneli: Dodson Herold Dyer Lucy Ferguson uerl Fr: nklin Ryland Groff Veldon Guill Glidys Hel} Medison Hodnett Willurd Jeffries Helen King Lovise Lynch Piul Mershill Helen eys Gr.cie McGrecor Illich Wills derner Mvoreficld Lois Ne:l Glise Petterson Gernctt Riddle Corclyn Sims asthcr Shelton Rose Sli yton B. OG. Sterkey, Jr. Flossic Taylor Liwerence Terry Lucille Terry him, Wolters Helen Welton Cliriubel Wells Ce Pe wells Diuisy white Ruby Wiles ihergiret Wilkerson Junior ‘catts Freshmen Cless Roll Bessic Adcms Lioyd Alderson licry Berker Zlizcbeth Becknor Herbert Brandon Clirence Cir llzhun Nerine OCcmpbell Duris O.ssidz awlmc Chiney Jick Clerk Mery sSllen Dix Lucille Ferguson wilsic ferguson Jick Gilbert amily Gilbert Mabel Herdy Dorothy Herris Leslie Harris Cl-rence Henderson Louise Hiwker Ruby Hcowker 3evorly Kerns Serch Lec tinrjorie Lunsford . Louise “cCzcin Denicl Mcbiushlin wlton Milum Mildred Owen Jcuhn Richurdson Victoris Roberts Mergcret Scrugeys Corl Shumito Vireinis Sliyton Jemes Stcrkey wan. Tylor Zlercese Terry Duvid Weller Vir-inice Welton Betsy Wells Bertrice wiles of 5 averette Wilkerson History of the Senior Cliss There was noise, bustle, «nd excitemént cs the students crowded out of the buses ind up the steps. . te SS pene On Den River High School threw open her docrs September 19, 1930 to Seventy-four pupils, cs they rushed in ecger for their new work. But in « few dzys, when tney hed reslly settled down to work, their ent husi.usm diminished. Mees. ced From the lurge enrollment of seventyfour, 11 except twenty-nine ceme to Den River from nelghbering scheols. Among the schools represented were Ringgold, Leurel Grove, Ock Grove, Glenwood, und Sutherlin, Due to the lirge number of pupils, the Freshmen Class wes divided into two sections, one section with Mr. Lonnie Stough, end the other Miss Hlsie Well directing. There were severcl medals uwerded tht year, end among them was the English Medel, won by Jessie Guill. She clso hid’ the honor of hevine the highest cverage. Ag The Freshmen entertcined themselves by, going to Birchland Perk for ¢ Weinie rozsts they were eccompanied by sever: 1 tecchers ind visitors. There WES nothing eise outstanding except study and herd work for thé busy Fresh- men, roms But ctter ¢ plecs¢nt summer of fishing, swimming, und other sports, the. students cg:in rushed into the wide open doors of Den River, exger arms recching for thet’ gocl -+ the top of the ledder. This time there were only forty-one enrolled, with Miss Nettie Humphreys, now our Agri- culture's wifc, spousoring them, During the term, the Sophomore Clzss, iccompenied by the Freshmen Cless went to Pirk Springs on tne cunucl picnic. This time, severcl buses formed their mézins of trensportction. The sime medcls thct were given the yeer before were given ag:in this year, ond they agcin set out for « plecsint Summer, to return cerin in the fell, When the school opened the following term, only thirty were enrolled, end from this em: 11 Clauss, ct the exd of the term, only twenty-seven re- mined, with Miss Slizabeth Gutewood as Sponsor. The cliss wonders where those other wendering students hive roumede Although no direct honors were bestowed on these students this year, Several of them perticipcted in the litercry contests cnd other sctivities. Frances Ferguson, Ruth Gosney, Kutherine Hell, «nd Willie McNeely entered the debeting contest, while Billie Neal entered the boys' public spe:king contest, «nd Cathryn McNecly the girls' reading. Ffrunces Ferguson got the highest .vereze in the clgss. It hes slways beeg a custom for the Seniors to be given « farewell perty by the Juniors. hhere are verious ways by which the Juniors my entertcin thém, und cfter e heated discussion by the class, it was finclly decided t9.entertein with c gypsy ccmp. This proved to be : delightful suc- cess, everybody” fully enjoyirig the evening. Following mcny celebrations thet summer, the ecger youngsters cgiin entered the. school, thistime with thet long sought diploms much nearer their recch. From the Freshmen Cless of seventy-four, the Senior Cliss hed now dwindled to twenty-seven, with iiss Dodson cs their Sponsore Los-. ing three during the term for vcricus rezsons, only twenty-four remeined to the end. This yecr wes fully cs prosperous cs the preceding yecrs. Only two of the Seniors took pert in the debcting contest, but alees Haymes represented the school for spelling, Hlsie Collie for virls' public speckinge, end Cuthryn McNecly egcin recd for the girls. Seversl of the girls won honors on the busketbill tecm, while our boys will clwzys heve the hunor of szying, I helped to win the ‘County Chempionship’' ,. Billie Necl, the Cuptcin of the boys' tecm, was thu ster plzuyer. The Senior pliy, Meme's Baby Boy , was given April 14, 1934. Those who dic not perticipcte in the pliy were ushers, doorkeepers, or on the cdvertising committee. One of the bigvest events of the your was the Junior-Senior Benquoct, given April 10. The cuditorium wes becutifully decorzited in the schcol colors, blue cnd white. The Juniors were hosts to the Seniors, Apna and Bus Driver, und dundy hosts they were. For the meny ye:rs that the schuol has been in session, no library in which more then three pupils could study ct c time hes been provided. : Realiz- ing the inefficieacy of this library, the class of 1933-'34 hus undertiken the most difficulty memoricl ever left to the schvucl, the plenning «und con- structing of « sch.ol library, in which cs mony cs thirty-five students mzy stucy t one time. To cover the finencicl pert in the construction, vege- table soup wus sold for two weeks, end the Senior play wus given. Mr. Aubrey Broz.ddus superintended the construction cf the librcry. The Seniors of '34 lecve Dan River with the sincere desire thct the ticny students who center the portels of their beloved school mcy truly enjoy the memorizl which they ure léecving. Lest Will cand Testement cont'd Ll. 12. 13. 14, Lie 16. uty 18. 19s 20. gi. 226 23 246 Wistor Collie wills to Jemes Lindsey his place at the foot of the cless. George Berker wills cll his love affcirs to Corneliz Wilson. Jemes Burton wills those Sscrcys of paper in his desk to Genev: Ingram, Ruth Gosney wills her lunch box to Beker Alderson. Bill Nesl's cbility to pliy basebell goes to Hersce 4ewis. Lucile Necthery's freckles cre to eo to Meric Richardson. Jessie Guill's power to excel is left to Lois Ferguson. Cossie Yentts lecves her sincerity to Louise Brown, Herbert Ferrell lecves his becuty to Doris Guill. Hlsie Collie's populurity is to vo to Prul Dodson. Louise Dillard le.ves her Selesmenship to Dorothy Shelton und Frinces Brown. ; Irene Hill leaves her good looks to James Yohnson and Doris Guill. Sterling Gilbert lecves his ability to snitch sandwiches to Gus Weller. Juli: Dodson lezves her piece of coub to Leland willizms and Murgeret Borker. article VII. We, is dienified Seniors, hope our good hearted Juniors will prosper; cnd thet success will be their neme. In witness we hereunto subscribe our hinds and secl on this, April 25, 1934, Senior Class of 1934 Our means of triunspurtection to und from Dan River Glass Prophecy Orie duy into « crystal bell I took the chance to peep; I saw cs picture of our seniurs «ll, which I have longed to keep. First wes Wistor Collie; tobscco mun was he, His menner of telking wes jolly, And his cppecrence shuwed prosperity. Now c Home Zconomics cliss I see; The tencher by her desk there stcnds, Is she turns tnis way, ‘lot can it be? 'Tis Marjorie, with « grade book in her hends. Thrt picture pessed, end ¢ view cuugnt my eye Of two nurses with dresses and caps of white, And our p:ls Lorene and Jessie walked by, i. smile on their feces «ll cheery «and oright. dairy now comes into pliin view, with cattle running here «and there; Herbert, the dcoirymen, is emonge the few Whe kuows the importznt things about the cow. ind now two fermyerds can be scen; Cn one is George, qnd on the other is Jumes. iheir ferms cre good bec.use their minds ere keen, In Vocetional Guidence outstcnding ere their nimes. i. hotel eppecrs, und on the second floor Stends Elsie Collie directing the work; She is tcking notes ce she stends in the door To tell the meneger if their duties they shirk. Ruth is « secretery, rs we expected she would be, For Stcrliny, in on office so fine; They are in love, it is ecsy to see; For secretcries merry their meonegers sometimes. Into « high school I chanced to look; The feces of the teachers seemed familicr to me. The corcch, Billie Neal, wes reading a bovuk; Lene. end Mery teachers you see. To my surprise, whut did I heir? The tepping and repping of four little feet, ind into view the picture cppeurs Of the dancers, Pauline cnd Betty, their performence to repect. Cless Prophecy Cont'd ind now beside « br.bbling brook Set Cossie with meny pipers there; It wus indeed lovely nvok, 4nd Cossieé, the poet, wrote of the trees so bere. An uttrcoctive te. room in q nice smell town I see, with Cethryn cs owner here; Bernice is smiling, there's never « frown, ror to be mnceer, to her heart, i8 detr. I see in Willer Rhocds' Department Store bh girl I knew in my school dcys; hs I seemed to welk into the big wide door, There was alees smiling in the scme old weys. There cppecred en expensive Spanish place Of « millionaire of world wide fcme, pnd Frences wes the decorctors; I could see her face, imd Julic was her cssistant's niume. Nuw I cet the surprise of my life; There comes Irene cnd Louise in full view. They are dress tickers in this world of strife; I woulu never hive believed it of them, would yuu? ind Lucile Neathery, list but not lecst, who wes cmbitious, cs cll of us knew, I could see trivelin: in the fur i: st, her studies in medicine to pursue. bh jolly class of senicrs guy Sci.ttered in the fcr world und widc, Meking a living each in his own way; ley each close to truth abide. = — Ss == SSS SSS —— Sa Officers uf Athletic sassociction friunces Feruson, President Doruthy Sheiton, Vice-President Pruline dudnett, Sccretcry Bernice Shelhorse, Reporter Qbjuctivess 1. Thcet we my grow physicclly :s well cs mentzclly. 2e Thet we muy cultivate sports- munshipe 3. Thet we mey cultivete honor end f ir dceclings. 4. Thet we my learn the vilue of cooper: tion. Girls' Basketball Tein Frinces Ferguson, Captain amie Puckett, Meoncger Louise D. Whitlock, Corch werjoric adoems Lucile Ferguson Dorothy Bennett Helen drys Dorothy Divis Lois Necl Lucy Ferguson Bernice Shelhorse Cornelis “ilson —— ere | Aetin lle im : Boys' Dusebell Team Frencis Ccllie, Cxuptain Sterling Gilbert, “cneger Ge. Ve. iylor, Corch J:avs Lindsey Robertson Bennett Silly: Nel C. P. wells Jimes Sturkey Ovid Hegen Irvin Hog:n wistor Collie tielvin Ldcms Crrroddl: Collie Boys' Busketball Tecum Billie Necl, Ccptein Gus .wtllor, enuger Ge Ve sh 5 Cot ch dubertscn Bennett — Stirling Gilbert frencis Collie Irvin Hog. n ” Vistor Ccllie Jcues Lindsey d:rold Dyer Poul wersh:ll Herbert Ferrcll werner mgvreficld JONES Bill Neal: She said that I nicht iss hor on cither chock. Wistor Collie: “hat did ‘rou do? Bill Neal: I hesitated a lone time between thon. 000 Betty McLe: A vood deal lenends on the formstion of carly habits. Yatherine McN.: I ‘mov it, when I was a baby my nother hir- ed onwn to wheel me about,and I have boen nushed for money ever since. 000 Irene; “here is thst snonre tint I asked vou to buy at the store? Janes: I couldn't =t 3 sod onesthoy ali had holes in thon. 000 “Ileie Collie: Vistor,whet arc the soasons? “istor Collie: You mean in the United States? Elsio Collie: Yes,of course. “Hestor Collie: Baschall and football. o00 Aleos “arness “hr to oth aches terribly. Marjorie Adans: “=: con't vou have it Picradtea? 4leos Mayes: No inceod, I'm toing to have this thing pulled out. 900 - illard (as ho spied Frances Ferguson vith Francis Collic): Hov, Scn-ior. rances and “rancis: “ho cares if vou did? Ga se - : Cre Restored By Leyland M. Warren CHATHAM, VIRGINIA 5 ofa ai ‘Soa Bree are oni Massy: