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

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1952 volume:

ea res, 86 5 T CHOOL G S VER WILDCA GOLD, VIRGINIA 24 ER DAN RIV LIBRARY G RIN MISS ELEANOR TARPLEY Eight Grade, Commercial Subjects MR. ALVIS BARKER Ninth Grade Biology, Science, Chemistry MR, JIMMIE HUNT Ninth Grade Mathematics, Coach MRS, FLORENCE WALTON Tenth Grade English, Citizenship MISS JOSIE BLAIR First Grade MISS LOIS CALLAHAN Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade English MRS. CHARLES C. CHANEY Library And History MISS NINA BELLE FLORA Music And Physical Ed, MR, C. N. PAYNE Agriculture Instructor MISS MARY HANNAH JONES Home Economices MRS. C, E, BENNETT Secretary MISS MATTIE HODNETT Eight Grade Math And History MR. JACK MYERS Eight Grade Physical Education And World History SENIOR OFFICERS PPeSIelitaieuls «+ sccssess,c0+ eugene strader BvicesMpesident............... Milton Gregory BSP sak ss ccs vposceeceess Patsy Jones Secretary..................+. Bernice Walters BOLTON iss cba sc ecseeecthenees Frank Sheets SME SCACCT Parts... Mewes sses-+ -, -LDOris late SPONSOr.......e-eee0--.-2. Mr. Frank Motley FRESHMAN OFFICERS Joan Gardner Onieta Vaden Josephine Martin Doris Bigger Betty Carol Shelton Patsy Snead Nevada Watson Betty Bobbitt Buddy Clark Billy Bennett Sponsors Mr. Alvis Barker Mr. Jimmy Hunt SOPHMORE OFFICERS Ann Harris Shirley Turner Shirley Brown Faye Bigger Sponsors Miss Callahan Mrs. Florence Walton EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Betty Weatherford Lois Staton Geneva Francisco Barbara Jones J. D. Shively Randall Farmer Shirley Dodson Sponsors Miss Eleanor Tarpley Mr. Jack Myers Miss Mattie Hodnett LEONARD BARXTON BARBER AW.) alt Spanish 4; Library 4; Substitute School Bus Driver 3,4; Baseball 4; Basketball 3, 4. RONALD HAMPTON COLLIE Nick Vice-President 'Frosh'' Class; 4-HClub1; F. F, A. 2; GleeClub1, 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Jun- ior Play; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4;, Basketball 1, Brora baseball, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Basketball 4; President Glee Club 4. : HAROLD DONALD CROWDER Fatty Spanish 1; Latin 2; F.B.L.A. 4. SENIORS CARROLL ROY EDWARDS Eddie F, F. A. 2,3; GleeClub1,4; Junior Play; Base- ball 2, 3, 4. CHARLES DELANO FARMER Charlie 72, 3; Ne G “hl, 250,456 eLoeaourer AUBREY LEE GRIFFIN NT ee ! Glee Club 1, 2,3, 4; Spanish4; French 1; Base- ball 2,3,4; Best dressed 4; Most popular 4; Library 4, EARL WALLACE GUILL Looper Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 1; F.B.L. A; Most Bashful 4, JOHN HAMPTON GUILL John' ' IMGT, UPS MRNepeYepa aye Gxepe JOLan IN. Se I G. 1,2,3; Baseball 2,4; Most Polite 4; Best all round 4, BILLY PRESTON OAKES Bill TEMG Jes UB AE Bh Te, Ma, AE, GRADY PREVETTE Prudy F,F,A, 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball Ber Yh 4, Captain 4; Transfer-Murphy High 4; Most Cooperative 4, FLINARD THOMAS SIMMONS Tomcat sie F, F.A,1,2,3,4; GleeClub 4; Basketball Man- ager 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Patrolman 1, 2, 3, 4. HENRY EUGENE STRADER: Gene'! a Spanish 4; §.C.A. 2,4; Latin 2; President of - class 2,4; Honor Student in May Court 3; Base- ball 3, 4, eae SQ TOMMY KEMP THORNTON Tom ! Agriculturel1, 2,3; Local Treasure Pittsylvania Federation Treasure-Agri. 3; Glee Club 1,3; Class Vice-President 3; Beta Club 3,4; Bet Club Reporter 4; S.C.A. 3,4; S.C. A. Pres ident 4; SpanishClub4; Annual Staff-Editor-In- Chief 4; Representative of Junior Citizenship League 4; Junior V. Basketball 1; Manage Basketball 3, ROY TUNE WILSON Roy Spanish4; Baseball3,4; Basketball1; F.B.L. A. 4. VIRGINIA ANDERSON Ginny F.H, A. 1,2,4; F.H.A: Treasurer 2; Student Court1,2; GleeClub1, 2; Library1, 2,4; Class Reporter 2; SpanishClub 4; F,B.L. A. 4; Beta Club 4; Patrolman 2; Transfer-Turberville 4, MARCELLA PEGGY BATTERMAN Peg ! Fo. A. 1,°3,,4;. S.C. A. 2,3,4) Glee Clubsias 4; Junior Play; Class Songleader 2,3; Basket- ball1, 2, 3,4; Captain Basketball 4; SchoolSong- leader 2,3,4; Annual Staff-Assistant Editor- In-Chief 4, SHIRLEY ANNE BLANKENSHIP Tweet Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Home Ec. 2,4; Beta Club 3,4; Beta Club Songleader 4; Spanish Club 4; bs C2 AL EP Junior Play 3; Operetta 2; Basket- ball 3, 4. IRISH BIVEN CLAYTON beast sia : French Club2; Beta Club3, 4; President Spanish Club 3; S.C. A. Representative 3; Transferred from Bushy Fork High School ''49, CATHERINE LEE DAVIS Cathy Bo deh ey) Be Be Thatta ale Library 4, MARTHA ELLEN DAVIS Jonnie F,H.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. Fashion Show 3; Bus Patrolman 2, 3, 4. REBECCA BLANCHE DODSON Becky A. 2,3,4; Operetta 2; Glee Clubl1; F.B. 4. EE, 5.74. LILLIE BELLE FORD Honey con A. 1,2, 3; Spanish 3; Glee Club 4; F,B, ae A, 4 NELLIE FRANCES GOODSON Nellie Transferred from George Washington Jr. Year; Glee Club1, 3; Photography Clubl1, 2; Latin Club 1,2; Audio-Visual 1,2; Announcer Junior Play 3; BetaClub4; Driver Education 2; F.H.A. 1, 2,3; Assistant Librarianl,2; Distributive Edu- cation’3;) FP. BLA. 4. SHIRLEY ANN GRAVETTE Gravette POHSA. 1; 4-H Club 1,2; Library 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biggest Flirt 4; Best Looking 4; F,B. L.A. 4, SARA BERNICE HAZELWOOD Woody Bal Aw lee atingClub 2; habe lA. 4. ROSA LEE HODNETT Rosa Lee ids del, AN PE Se ITheter ently pe 104 Js}, JUR ey Ce FAYE MILES JEFFRIES Te then F.H,. A, 1,2,4; Glee Club 3,4; Junior Play 3; Latin Club 1; Patrolman 3; Jr. Vs. Basketball 2; May Day Program 1, NELL JENNINGS : ee Club 2, 3,4; Treasurer 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; rary 4; Cheerleader 3, 4. ALEASE JONES Alease Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Patrolman 4; F, B.L.A. 4. PATSY ANN JONES Dat ! Beta Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; Beta Convention 2,3,4; Beta Minstrel 3; Vice-President Beta Club4; Basketball3,4; Junior Play 3; F.H.A. Conference Madison College 3; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Latin Club 2; Annual Staff-Ad- vertising Manager 4; F.H.A. Fashion Show 3; F. B. L. A. Reporter 4, MARTHA MARLENE LONG Shortie Spanish 4; Softball 1; Transfer-Murphy High 3; Patrolman 1,2; F.B.L.A. 4. THELMA PAULINE MARTIN Thelma FrenchClub1; GleeClub1; S.C. A. 1; Transfer Woodrow Wilson 2; F.B.L.A. 4. FRANCES MARIE MOORE Frank ROH, A. 2.35470 FH. A. Bashion Show 33, lati Club2; Library 3,4; Biggest Pest 4; Bus Pat rolman 4, FLORENCE JULIA MOORE Alice F, H, A, 2, 3,4; F.H. A, Parliamentary 3; Spa Club 4; Vice-President; Usher Jr. Play 3; 4 nual Staff-Sports Editor; Basketball 2, 3,4; C tain 4; Treasure Home Ed. 4; Most Athle EDITH LORRENE TOMLIN Shorty 4-H Club 1; F.H.A. 2; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Carnival Queen Contestant 3, 4. PAULINE HAZEL VADEN Pauline Home Ec. 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Latin 2; Spanish 3; Bus Pat BL. A. 4, Adkins, Ronald London, Thomas Motley, Donald Pruitt, Virginia Shriver, Hargi Vippe . EDITH LORRENE TOMLIN Shorty 4-H Club 1; F,H.A, 2; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Carnival Queen Contestant 3, 4, PAULINE HAZEL VADEN Pauline Home Ec. 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Latin 2; Spanish 3; Bus Patrolmanl1; F.B.L.A. 4. RUBY LENORA VERNON Noety oish ey WS Wkeyeie SE JOR EwIe NL Ze DORIS ELIZABETH VUNCANNON Doris POH. Avet, 2,4; Glee Club 1,2; ‘S.C. A, Rep- orter 4; Operette 2; Song Leader for Class 3, 4; Art Editor for Annual 4; Junior Play 3; Candidate for Miss Dan River 3; Junior Queen 3; S.C.A. Program Chairman 4; Banquet Committee 3; F, H. A, Artist2; F.H. A. FashionShow 3; Transfer Schoolfield2; President F. H. A. 4; Most Friend- ly 4; Most School Spirited 4; F.B.L.A. 4. HAZEL BERNICE MARTIN WALTERS Bonk Ber A: 2,33) 9..C. Ay 2, 4). reasure Ss; Cy Alea: F. H, A. Parlimentarian 2; F.H.A. Secretary 3; Junior Class Secretary 3; SecretaryClass 4; F, H. A, Convention 2; May Day 3,4; Annual Staff Organization Editor 4; F,H. A, Fashion Show 3; First Prize in fair on Chocolate Pie 4; Most likely to succeed 4; F.B.L.A. 4. DEMA ESTELLE WOOD Shortie eH. Ayal 2.33 Patrolman. 4; F. Bolsa ess = g7 Adkins, Ronald London, Thomas Motley, Donald Pruitt, Virginia Shriver, Harriette Vippermann, Delores” SPONSOR Miss Lois Callahan Arendall, Rubye Barksdale, Jean Bigger, Faye - Brown, Shirley SOPHOMO Claud, Louise Dix, Hazel Dunn, Dora Evans, Margaret Farson, Betty Farson, Nancy Felts, Ella Haymore, Barbara Green, Barbara Harris, Anne Hastings, Kate Hodnett, Iva GLASS Ingram, Vernell Lewis, Hariette Loftis, Audrey Marshall, Faye Milam, Nancy Oliver, Louise Shriver, Jeanette Smith, Joann Tate, Charlotte Thompson, Cecile Turner, Shirley Allen, James Burgess, Carlton Childress, Milam Covington, John Elliott, George Ferguson, Wayne Hall, Jimmie Hughes, Pat Kuykendall, Dean Lehtio, Bill Lewis, Landon Lynch, Wayne McCain, Gene Milam, Edwin Slayton, Ray Smithers. Gene Staton, George - Yates, Danny Harraway, Robertson Goad, Nelson MR. RICKMAN MRS, BENNETT AT WORK FRESHMEN Alderson, Norman Bigger, Doris Bennett, Jesse Blankenship, Faye Clark, Buddy Bowman, Jewelyn Crowder, Wayne Compton, Ruby DoddaCac¢, Dillon, Barbara Dodson, Ray Evans, Margaret Guerrant, Frank III Fike, Elnora Henderson, Richie Gilbert, Nancy Hudgins, Dean Hastings, Barbara Keller, Everette Hodnett, Bernice Moore, John Harvey Jeffries, Betty Walker, Bobby Lee Martin, Delma Wyrick, Buddy Meadows, Thelma “ Snead, Patsy Terry, Betty Jean Terry, Margaret Vaden, Oneita Watson, Nevida Wilson, Shirley Womack, Shelby Jean Abbott, James Arendall, Raynell Arthur, Leroy Bobbitt, Betty _ Bennett, Ryland Bohannon, Beatrice Bohannon, Andrew Buckhanon, Hilda Bray, Car] Burnett, Carol Jean Bruner, Donnie Carmichael, Jean Crawford, Peggy Davis, Jackie Crowder, Lois Eanes, Delma Francisco, Nat Edwards, Dollie Gibson, Sonny Ferguson, Margie Guill, Jimmy Gardner, Joan Hastings, D. C. Harris, Barbara Henderson, Raymond Hill, Mary Jane Jett, Roger Ingram, Margie Lee Jones, Jimmy Jennings, Sara Seay, Maurice Lewis, Gladys Strader, Cleo Lewis, Sarah Martin, Josephine McDaniel, Elaine Miller, Dorothy Shelton, Betty Snead, Margaret Webb, ,Nora Welch, Peggy Young, Rebecca Gibson, Bobby Hammock, Bernice FRESHMEN Elease Gleaton Bobby Blankenship Gaynell McGuire Laurence Woodson Barbara Jones HGH Ryland Moore Mae Stallans Royal Tucker Virginia Motley Ronald Wiles Jo Ann Rickie Franklin Goodson Ruth Tucker Walter Hankins Zola Tate Jim Dickie Gosney Louise Buntin Rachel London Nancye Gibson Becky Clark Barbara Ann Byrd Joyce Terry Margaret Goodson Winnie Mae Arnold Carolyn Towell Nancy Gilbert Betty Weatherford Nancy Henderson Elizabeth Keller Virginia Boyd Beverly Hiver Peggy Bohannon Ray Devall Lois McCracken GRADE Fred Halen Doris Parker James Adkins Nancy Hodnett Billy Marshall Lois Statin Sam Robertson Joan Barker Collier Gleaton Ruth Ann Moore Thomas Wiles Margie Ferguson Malcome Kidd Shirley Dodson Lyle Yatts Addie Dodson Jessie Brown Z C. T. Wingate Randle Farmer Berkwood Farmer John Dix Jimmy Harrington Carroll Cardwell eene, Carol rley Blank-, rey Griffin, Kuykendall, VETERAN'S GLASS BACK ROW: (L. to R.) John R. Wilkerson, Jessie W. Bass, Julian R. Williams, Charlie T, Belcher, Charles Edd Bennett, Julian Gravely, Randolph Chaney, James M. Sadler, Bernice R. Slayton, Harvey Fitzgerald. FRONT ROW: (L. to R.) Oscar B. McComick Jr., Samuel H. McNeely, Buster B. Dodson, Robert D, Hawker, James R, Eastwood, J. Leland Williams, Terry C. Moss, Henry H. Tate, Luther R, Echols, A. L. Curtis C. Irvin Slayton, , VARSITY CLUD Carroll Edwards, Frank Sheets, Thomas Simmons, Milton Gregory, Nick Collie, Grady Prevette, Tommy Thornton, Mr, Jimmie Hunt, Coach, ' VUBY LENORA VERNON Noety Acme isto me latings ger bal AaAy DORIS ELIZABETH VUNCANNON Doris = 134,4; Glee Club 1,2; SiC. A. Rep- 4; Operette 2; Song Leader for Class 3, 4; ditor for Annual 4; Junior Play 3; Candidate iss Dan River 3; Junior Queen 3; S.C.A. ram Chairman4; Banquet Committee 3; F, - Artist 2; F.H. A. FashionShow 3; Transfer toolfield 2; President F. H. A. 4; Most Friend- 4; Most School Spirited 4; F;B.L.A. 4, HAZEL BERNICE MARTIN WALTERS Bonk Heres Jos) Os Ge Ace. 435 Lreasure sa Ce Aer: F. H, A, Parlimentarian 2; F.H.A. Secretary 3; Junior Class Secretary 3; Secretary Class 4; F, H. A, Convention 2; May Day 3,4; Annual Staff Organization Editor 4; F.H. A, Fashion Show 3; First Prize in fair on Chocolate Pie 4; Most likely to succeed 4; F.B.L. A. 4. DEMA ESTELLE WOOD Shortie 1 2;3;. Patrolman’ 4; WEB eine — Cael a) md = —_—— ae — SENIORS: Frank Sheets, Charles Farmer, Milton Gregory, John Guill, Grady Pre- vette. JUNIORS: Donald Motley. SOPHMORE: JohnCovington, Jimmy Hall, James Allen, Danny Yates, Richard Hend- erson, Edwin Milian, Rob Harrway, and George Elliot. FRESHMAN; Jimmy Jones, Billy Bennette, Ryland Bennette, Ray Dodson, C. C. Dodd, Buddy Clark, D. C. Hastings, Jimmy Guill. ADVISOR: Mr. C. Nelson Payne. PFESIGENL |... + « 6 catlale 6 viete.oicig'o's a 6 sie RAL Waite=President,, cme sisibew sisie + se spe es i tice meke HECKELALy |. ata a +o Ueleasmedins ss DAalDaraisneen ‘TVCASULEY. .ilelets aisle o cities ee eisle o-eiete) UULLONNIOOLEe Parliamentarian’ ..s..cceecccsss Paye Peiferies Historian... scscccceccees ese-raye Blankinship DONE LGAGer. cece ole wl oeetlsaiie ae cent ay Glmleuer SPONSOMwes es ceescaser oc ouvLSS Mary Haewoues Nancy Milum, Maggie Moore, Ruth Shelton, Peggy Battermann, Doris Bigger, Vir- ginia Anderson, Shirley Turner, Barbara Hastings, Peggy Crawford, Raynall Arendall, Jean Carmichael, Dema Martin, Margaret Snead, Patsy Snead, Josephine Martin, Charlotte Tate, Shirley Blankinship, Nell Jennings, Kate Hastings, Jewell Bowman, Elnora Fike, Onieta Vaden, Nevada Watson, Delores Motley, Virginia Talbard, Betty Terry, Margie Fergerson, JoanGardner, Ruby Arendall, Frances Moore, Rosa Lee Hodnett, Margaret Evanes, Catherine Davis, Shelby Jean Womack, Delma Eanes, Hazel Womack, Peggy Welch, Betty Bobbitt, Dollie Bdmrends, E dw AVY Is NOT PICTURED Nancy Rowland Faye Jeffries, L. B, Barber, Aubrey Griffin, Peggy Battermann, Marion Tate, Sara Newcomb, Catherine Davis, Virginia Anderson, Frances Moore, Louise Claud, Cecile Thompson and Ella Felts, and not pictured, Mrs. C. C. Chaney, Sponsor, SOME OF THE SENIOR TYPING STUDENTS Ruth Rowland Shelton, Barbara Tate, Glenna Orrell, Doris Vuncannon Tate, Patsy Jones, Bernice Martin Walters, Maggaline Moore, Harold Crowder, Earl Guill, Billy Oakes, Dorothy Ann Rodgers, Thelma Ferguson, Wiley Guill, Sara Hazelwood, Roy Wilson and Commercial Teacher, MissEleanora Tarpley. i é 4 ; 3 i 5 : SPANISH CLUB Charlotte Tate, Kate Hastings, Anne Harris, Lorrene Tomlin, Virginia Anderson, Martha Long, Harriette Lewis, Louise Oliver, Ruby Lee Arendall, Hazel Puckett, Julia Moore, Rebecca Seamster, Ella Felts, Ruth Merle Shelton, Harold Crowder, Aubrey Griffin, L. B, Barber, Ray Slayton, Gene McCain, Pat Hughes, Shirley Blankenship, Roy Wilson, Thomas London, Eugene Strader, Bernard Woodson, Jimmie Hall, Rob Harraway, Danny Yates, Earl Guill, Tommy Thornton, Mr. Frank Motley Sponsor, BETA CLUB OFFICERS ELesigeni sae es sieisbvetasle « a arvaragLate Vice-President, .u. oe. ss+ es +s cuenta Orrell DECUCIALY .. slaisigisersiousics sty « saclvLapealine MOOre iL VensMie ie tectse sissies tele cieute sais «ab atsy. VONeS TeEDOLLGL im ioe sists « 4'e sieleie a nie LOIN YL DOrntLOn Other members are as follows: Virginia Anderson, Irish Clayton, Nellie Goodson, Ruth RowlandShelton, Jean Barksdale, VernellIngram, Ella Felts, Dora Dunn, Anne Harris, Harriet Lewis, Jimmy Hall, Ruth Merle Shelton, Shirley Blankenship, Pat Hughes, Danny Yeatts, Sponsor, Mr, Frank Motley and not pictured Nancye Rowland, yeaver ne OFFICERS Presidenty.ciysaster oe ao on sis ele LOM Yu LOOLtOn NiCO=President cite cis « slcleiens.s eo WVILLCON IL egor y DECTELALY jae ccs svn e em eeet tlt Mer.Lemomellon TPEASUBED.. � «pic cde eslsin ess OCTHICes Warners RePOrte Peters bcicic.cMisssle coiicc deine ee DOLCE Late Pianaist sec dsictasieesthalie en « oe ae meee: DIever PONE. LGaders.. welieals «crate sie © sitereute yi tall Peggy Battermann ADVISOR C. Nelson Payne John Covinton, Collier Gleaton, Shirley Turner, Barbara Tate, Peggy Bohanan, Nancy Henderson, Dora Dunn, Eugene Strader, Lyle Yates, Peggy Welch, Faye Blankinship, Wayne Morris, Bobby Walker, William Hill, Billy Gravley, Ryland Bennett, Ruth Collie. BETA CLUB OFFICERS ERCoIGeM Initiate + sales seis ae oar Dakaulate Vice-President... .cessacceesss Cnenna Orrell DECTCtOl yy... wees sees scans oe Nag ealine Moore MECOSULC lt Siales stele seis sires dam aiek AtS.y ro ONGs MCUOTLCE @ eltemiitisivis's si¢ e8 «ise OLIN Y «1 NOMNLOD Other members are as follows: Virginia Anderson, Irish Clayton, Nellie Goodson, Ruth Rowland Shelton, Jean Barksdale, VernellIngram, Ella Felts, Dora Dunn, Anne Harris, Harriet Lewis, Jimmy Hall, Ruth Merle Shelton, Shirley Blankenship, Pat Hughes, Danny Yeatts, Sponsor, Mr, Frank Motley and not pictured Nancye Rowland, nek OFFICERS President’. . oe sc acts s +s aie ces LOLI Vek cian Vice-President............... Milton Gregory Secretary. iiccessec+eas en sruth Merle Sheljon TYESSUrETY ci s.c c oc cialesls @ eie's we DELUICCeW altems REPOUTE ac ot hiss tnt, «mie aa hiatcie ste DOL aO ate Pranaist bso cc cslas denied seer meal ay Craieee Song Leaders foc. ack eaasis acces + oULMIyEEaL Peggy Battermann ADVISOR C. Nelson Payne John Covinton, Collier Gleaton, Shirley Turner, Barbara Tate, Peggy Bohanan, Nancy Henderson, Dora Dunn, Eugene Strader, Lyle Yates, Peggy Welch, Faye Blankinship, Wayne Morris, Bobby Walker, William Hill, Billy Gravley, Ryland Bennett, Ruth Collie. CHEMISTRY Shirley Brown, teacher Mr, Barker, Audrey Loftis, Bill Lehtio, Billy Oakes, Vir- ginia Anderson, Bobby Walker, Bernard Woodson, and Patsy Jones. FOURTH PERIOD ENGLISH AND CHEMISTRY CLASSES Dema Wood, Lenora Vernon, Virginia Talbard, Martha Davis, Belle Ford, Lorrene Tomlin, Sarah Hazlewood, Nora Vipperman, Thelma Martin, Marion Tate, Virginia Anderson, Patsy Jones, Ruth Shelton, Nick Collie, Carrol Edwards, Earl Guill, Billy Oakes, Julia Moore, Glenna Orrell, Grady Prevette, Eugene Strader, Aubrey Griffin, Roy Wilson, Frank Sheets, Shirley Blankenship, L. B. Barbour, Milton Gregory, John Guill, Tommy Thornton, Harold Crowder and Teacher, Miss Lois Callahan, BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Leroy Authur, Co-Captains Nick Collie and Grady Prevette, Thomas London, and L. B. Barbour. SECOND ROW: Frank Sheets, Bill Lehtio, Thomas Simmons, and Landon Lewis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jimmie Hunt, coach, John Covington and Nathanial Francisco, Grady Prevette No 22 waiting for rebound Nick Collie with Nick Collie, L. B. Barbour, and Leroy while Leroy Authur makes the shot. a free shot. Authur before the start of the game. SS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Julia Moore and Peggy Battermann captain and co-captain, Betty Jeffries, Faye Bigger, Shirley Gravette, Patsy Jones, Shirley Blakenship, Rebecca Seamster, Dorothy Ann Rodgers, Doris Bigger, Nancy Gilbert, Margaret Evans, Gladys Lewis, Joan Garderner, Shirley Turner, DHEERTEADERS Maggaline Moore, Pat Hughs, Nell Jennings, William Hill, Margie Ingram Merle Shelton, Gene McGain, Harriet Lewis. Queen of Halloween Ball - Maggaline Moore. Mr. Rickman crowns Maggaline Moore. Mr. Rickman, principal, Maggaline Moore, Queen of Halloween Ball, and Peggy Welch, Runner-Up. The candidates for Queen were Lorene Tomlin, Maggaline Moore, Harriete Shriver, Barbara Green, Jeanette Shriver, Betty Jeffries, Peggy Welch, Nancy Henderson, Janice Fransico, and Peggy Gilbert. Som: Hallow- een cies, Ruth Mer mae Ma S euieva Fran- sico and Shirley Turner. The Belle of the Ball, Miss Eleanora Tarpley. Mr. Nelson Payne announces as Margaret Evans enters Baby contest, Some excited on lookers were: Joyce Anne Gee and Wiley Guill, SOME OF THE FRESHMEN GIRLS PHYSICAL ED. CLASS n, Barbara Harris, Faye Blankenship, Joan Gardner, Josephine Martin, gs, Nancy Gibson, and Doris Bigger. SOME OF THE BOYS PHYSICAL ED, CLASS Bobby Walker, Jimmy Jones, Bobby Clark, Ryland, Bennett, John Harvey Moore, C.C. Dodd, Sonny Gibson, Bobby Gibson, Maurice Seay, and Williams. MRS. JOE BARKER L. MORRIS MR, RICKMAN AT WORK IN HIS OFFICE THE SENIOR CLASS DAN RIVER HIGH SCHOOL Sponsor...seceecoeeeee Mr. Frank W. Motley Principal ...ccossecrccesse Mr. R. H, Rickman DEDICATED TO FATHER TIME I In September of 1948, --freshmen entered Dan River's gate. We began our classes with much joy, To find, Mr. Barker was no play boy. Now Mrs. Walton, was quite a whizz- She would give us questions and then a quiz. English and History was play to us, Because our teachers made them such, So drew the first year to a close, Nothing to do, but dream and doze. II Then once in 1949, We started the year feeling fine. , Yes, Sophomores, and very loud, It was detention hall for our crowd. Now Miss Alderson was very glad, But the thoughts of detention made us sad, Truly we were yet more sad, When we lost Mr. Watkins, a very fine lad. He was a swell teacher and not too rough, Unless we made things just a bit too tough. So ended our sophomore year at last, Another summer to come and pass, III Juniors, mighty and strong, With a new sponsor to guide us along. laughing Irish Eyes, the annual play, Was a tremendous success in every way. The Junior-Senior Banquet was right on the ball, With loads of fun for one and all. A May Day Festival-another great day, With songs, dances and costumes gay. On June 4 we left once more, Looking forward to next year and fun galore. IV Seniors at last and exceedingly proud, To have Mr. Motley with our crowd. To help us and guide us through each hour, And make each day seem gay as a flower, Going Modern, our Senior Play, Taught us a lesson we dare to Say. As a memorable event of our Senior year, The Junior-Senior Banquet, We'll treasure dear, It seems our ''Sneak Day made a hit, We think it helped us quite a bit. As the days pass on and the years roll by, We'll always remember, dear Dan River High, By: Ruth Rowland Shelton PLCSIGON. gs idiclels vicise alee siece ae a Oli OVIngtOn ViCC=PTreESiGenii as ssc aon alenna Orrell Secretary.............-. Ruth Rowland Shelton PLCASULEKae salesile oan tins reve Horley Gravette REDOLLOr eis cine sb cis sinieie e aiekers as os ALS ye ONes Other members are: Virginia Pruitt, Hariette Shriver, Virginia Anderson, Nellie Goodson, Belle Ford, Pauline Vaden, BarbaraGreene, Nancy Milam, Landon Lewis, Shirley Turner, Lenora Vernon, Rebecca Dodson, Louise Claud, Dema Wood, Martha Long, Dorothy Anne Rodgers, Delores Motley, Shirley Gravett, Hazel Tate, Alease Jones, Marion Tate, Faye Bigger, Virginia Talbard, Harold Crowder, Earl Guill, Cecile Thompson, Roy Wilson, Maggaline Moore, Bernice Martin Walters, Doris Vucannon Tate, Barbara Barker, Thelma Ferguson, Sara Hazelwood, Billy Oaks, Barbara Tate, and Sponsor, Miss EleanoraTarpley. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Leonard B, Barber leave my position as biggest pest to George Elliotte, I, Nick Collie, leave to join the Hampton-Sydney Basketball Squad. I, Harold Crowder, leaveto join with the famous new band, The Glenwood playboys as their top singer. I, Carroll Edwards, leaveto take over the position of president of the Norfolk Western Railroad Company. “ I, Charles Farmer, leave but I'm taking my love for the girls with me. Milton Gregory, leave my ''Supposed quiet disposition to Bill Lithie. Aubrey Griffin, leave on my hot rod Mercury-oops!! I just did make it around that curve, Earl Guill, leave my bashful ways to Donald Motley. John Guill, leave my courteous attitude to Malcome Kidd. Billy Oakes, leave my studious appearance to Nathaniel Fransico, Grady Prevett, leave my Charles Atlas Physic to Bobby Walker. Frank Sheets, leave to honor the Navy Force by my presence. Thomas Simmons, leave peacefully after so many years. Eugene Strader, leave my mischievous grin to Landon Lewis to thrill the girls. Tommy Thornton, leave my Charles Boyer attitude to Leroy Arthur. Roy Wilson, leave my Spanish grades to anyone who can improve them. Virginia Anderson, leave Jackie to all the girls waiting in line for him, Peggy Batterman, leave my ability to tell tall tales to Faye Bigger. Shirley Blankenship, leave my Bubble Gum blowing ability to Harriette Lewis. Irish Clayton, leave the boys alone as I feel I'm better off without them. e, Catherine Davis and Frances Moore, leave to opena reducing salon, Rebecca Dodson, leave my dancing ability to Sara Jennings. Belle Ford, leave my ability to giggle to Barbara Green, Nellie Goodson, leave as I think I hear wedding bells in the distance. Shirley Gravette, leave my Mae West figure, to Evelyn Arrington. Sara Hazelwood, leave my nonchalant airs to Sara Lewis. Rosa Lee Hodnett, leave my ability to get along well with people to Mr, Rickman. Faye Jeffries, leave to shop for a trosseau. Nell Jennings, leave my ''Laughing Irish Eyes to Margie Ingram. Alease Jones, leave my air of mystery to Miss Callahan, Patsy Jones, leave my likeness as typical, schoolgirl to Betty Jeffries. Martha Long, leave and am proud to be leaving. Thelma Martin, leave my likeness to ''The Dark Eyed Lady of Vienna to Faye Blankenship, Julia Moore, leave my so-called Basketball luck to Shirley Dodson, Maggaline Moore, leave my flirty ways to Carol Burnett. Deloris Motley, leave to become the happy Mrs, Carroll Dodd. Sara Newcomb, leave my quiet disposition to Nancy Milam. Glenna Orrell, leave my ability to learn easy to Audrey Loftis, XO ,� Dorothy Ann Rodgers, leave my ond rut: a e who-can=-eet.as=mremyasel. | Nancye Rowland, leave my friendly: mike to ‘Anyone ablé fo “make friends as quickly as I. Ruth R. Shelton, leave so as to have more time to write longer letters to that Certain guy in the Army. | I, Rebecca Seamster, leave my ability to drive with my eyes forcusing in the back seat to John Harvey Moore. ae Ce mECd CS Colemin ies ©. SR wow a . CEES Le 6... Vaheuwein Va ©.) OR Wr wr ee Oa Oa ee ee Ceca itd Ot oe, Wika © Petie me We Dee ele Sone Js Sec Ne sk toe 'Oe) SS = ee . . I, Virginia Talbard, leave my curly locks to Jean Barksdale. I, Barbara Tate, leave my shyness of boys to Harriete Lewis. I, Marion Tate, leave my boyfriends to Nancy Gilbert, I, Lorrene Tomlin, leave the sorrowful boys to weep as I've found my Ideal. I, Doris V. Tate, leave to accept the position as private secretary to Robert Tate, I, Bernice M. Walters, leave my habit of blushing easily to Barbara Hastings. I, Dema Wood, leave my sewing ability to Faye Marshall, To the Members of Succeeding Classes, We leave our cherished memories of good old days at Dan River and we hope you will enjoy your future years as much as we have our past, ° Testator: Ruth Merle Shelton DEDICATION . Schooldays are recalled through the memory of friends, “To each of us these friends are different, But to all of us L there are two whom we have in common, Mr. Barker and Mr, Hunt. Mr. Barker has been affiliated with Dan River during his entire career as a teacher, which includes over nine years of service and devotion to his calling. Mr. Hunt has only been at Dan River two years, but during that time, he has become a symbol to us of fair play. Never too busy when we need them, always there greeting us with a cherry smile, they will long be remembered for their thoughtfulness and generosity. Because of these qual- ities which we consider first in friends, the Senior Class wishes to dedicate the 1952 ARCHWAY toMr, Alvis W. Barker and Mr. James Hunt. Most studious in our class, are Milton and Glenna; Doris and Frank, we will say; With either of these you've got a winner, Most school spirited in everyway. Lorraine and John are most polite; As far as we're concerned, that's right. For most cooperative in our class; Best dressed are Aubrey and Maggie; Grady and Rebecca cannot be surpassed. We're sure glad they don't look baggie. For most athletic, we have two that's best; Our Julia and Nick exceed all the rest, 7 bg Whatever we say, we don't wanna be dirty; Most conceited in this place; But Carroll and Shirley are the most flirty, Are Nick and Pauline with an upturned face, L. B, and Frances are the biggest pests; They just don't seem to let you rest, Bernice and Milton now take heed; Most bashful are Dema and Earl; Are the most likely to succeed, A conversation they can't unfurl, Shirley Gravette and Frank Sheets; Are best looking. That's reet! It's Grady Prevette and Doris Tate; Ruth Merle and Aubrey Griffin; For friendliest, to us they really rate, Were voted most popular and we ain't spifin'! Glenna and John, best all around; We searched everywhere, they're the best to be found. Loading Of Buses Those pictured are as follows: Carroll Edwards, Bobby Blankenship, Miss Jones on dt Virginia Motley, and Barbara Jones. Ladies of leisure Deloris Motley, Rosa Lee Hodnett, and Lorrene Tomlin, PROPHECY Here it is--1960--eight years since we graduated from dear old Dan River, Those eight years have brought about many changes in the lives of the 52 graduates of '52, In planning a reunion party, this fact has been brought vividly to my attention, Of course, in order to send invitations to all my former classmates, it was necessary tolearntheir present addresses, Indoing this I had to practically conduct a survey, thus learning that quite a few of my fellow graduates have done very well for themselves. For example, Shirley Blankenship is now singing with Lawrence Tibet in the Metropolitan Opera, while Frank Sheets has become an admiral in the United States Navy. (Just goes to show what Dan River graduates can do, ) Of course, I thought the success of these two old friends was wonderful, but whenIlearned of Aubrey Griffin's achievement I was just simply tickled to death . He has worked up from his position as parking lot attendant to President of the Ford Corporation, (Anybody want a Ford--just see Aubrey--by appointment only, of course.) Speaking of cars, guess which two members of our class of '52 are now featured in the World Famous Stock Car Races?--that's right--none other than Dorothy Ann Rodgers onher Fordand Rebecca Seamster onthat WONDERFUL Pontiac (excuse me but I just LOVE Pontiac's), I understand that several of our fellow-graduates have made quite a name for themselves in Hollywood. Of course, all of them didn't gain success in the movies but from what I hear Milton Gregory has become another Errol Flynn, making all the young girls (and old ones too) faint right in their tracks. I learned that Harold Crowder has also made quite a hit in the movies with the hillbilly fans. (I hope he'll be just as happy in Hollywood as he would have been with Glen Thompson. ) But movie-making isn't the only business in Hollywood. There is the night club business and I understand it is simply booming since Carroll Edwards took over as manager of Ciro's. Of course, Carroll wouldn't think of hiring just any chorus girls-oh!no!-not OUR Carroll, He rounded up a group of girls from Dan River! You know Carroll--nothing but the best! Included in this group were Nell Jennings, Ruth Merle Shelton, Maggaline Moore, and Lorrene Tomlin with Virginia Anderson as their director. Now, Carroll knew that every nightclub must have a beautiful cigarette girl, so naturally, he got Shirley Gravette (remember, she was voted the prettiest girlin the Senior class) to fill that position. I also learned from my many inquiries that Peggy Batterman is a featured singer at Ciro's at the present time. (So it seems that D. R. has at least one night club practically monopolized. ) Also in the world of sports, two D.R. graduates have become well known, Nick Collie, I understand played in the World Series last year while Grady Prevette was star quarterback for Notre Dame, (Oh! those broad shoulders. Swoon! Swoon!) From Irish Clayton, who is now a famous comedienne on television, I learned that Frances Moore is also quite popular with the T, V. fans as a lady wrestler. And guess who her manager is ?--none other than Catherine Davis. I'm sure all of you remember the loud socks Thomas Simmons used to wear to school, (How could you forget them!) Well, he is now the owner of a sock factory, specializing in brilliant colors, of course, And holding the positions of designer and foreman in his factory are none other than John Guill and Billy Oakes, Alsointhe manufacturing business are Roy Wilson and Earl Guill who are part- ners intheir owntypewriter factory. (I'msure Miss Tarpley would be happy to learn — that her two little pests have learned to put typewriters together as well as take them apart, ) Harville Norton Florist Motor Co. Inc. HAZEL BRUCE NORTON MACHINERY 819 STOKES ST. PHONE 3716 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA RIVERSIDE DRIVE DANVILLE, VA. NORTH END FUNERAI HOME 20:25 N. MAIN STREET PHONE 4420 JW. Cassada H.E. Gosney GROCERIES- -FEEDS- -SEEDS BLAIRS, VIRGINIA RINGGOLD, VIRGINIA PHONE 2346J1 ROUTE 360 CROSS ROADS Allen Jewel Shop B.). Goodrich 533% MAIN STREET DANVILLE, VA. 134 S. RIDGE STREET PHONE 711 TELEPHONE 2011 TIRES- -TUBES--RECAPPING Twenty Nine Blairs's Service Station | Esso Service Center 2 MILES SOUTH CHATHAM ONE STOP SERVICE TEXACO PRODUCTS OSCAR KING-- JOHNNY KING HOME COOKED MEALS ROUTE 29 CHATHAM HGWY. EM. Tate GENERAL MERCHANDISE BOX 13 CHATHAM, VIRGINIA Star Shoe Shop GULF GAS AND OIL-FEED-GROCERIES THERE’S NOTHING LIKE LEATHER SOLES HARDWARE PHONE 1972W11 ROUTE 2 RINGGOLD, VA. 127 S. MARKET ST. DANVILLE, VA. 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Townes Danville Laundry Printing Co., Inc. etc DRY CLEANING SERVICE CORNER LOYAL COURTS STREET PRINTERS-STATIONERS- ENGRAVING DANVILLE VIRGINIA DANVILLE VIRGINIA Clark’s Esso Station | Bradley Cleaners PROPRIETOR FRESH MEATS AN LIS ASS ‘ CLEANING FOR THE DISCRIMINATING’ ’ ESSO PRODUCTS B.F. DUNGAN U.S. ROUTE 58 405 NORTH MAIN STREET F.E. CLARK, PROP. EAST RINGGOLD VA. PHONE 6495 ’ DANVILLE VIRGINIA COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY FOR THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES WEST MAIN STREET DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Parents often say they are, but there can be plenty of wonderful good times ahead for you. these “the best years of your life? Especially if you get a good job, doing interesting, important work with the kind of people you love to work with. Many high school girls find exactly that at the tele- phone company, after graduation. So when you finish school, stop in and see us. You'll probably find a job you'll really enjoy at good pay with regular raises. The Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia RB. Rodgers FURNITURE CARPETS AND DRAPERIES CLEANERS-DYERS FRIGDAIRE-RADIO-RECORDS 608 N. MAIN STREET 633 WORSHAM STREET Clements g Parker 433 NORTH UNION STREET 413 JEFFERSON STREET PHONE 3600-3601 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA 600 MAIN STREET. DANVILLE,’ VA. Union Street ae Texaco Service Whitehead's S20 8. ehioN SThEEr Pharmacy TEXACO PRODUCTS EXPERT LUBRICATION HUNT M. WHITEHEAD PHONE 3351 CHATHA VIRGINIA DANVILLE VIRGINIA Mw Gardner Motor Co. Turner Grocery DODGE BROTHERS CARS-TRUCKS-BUSES PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS GAS, OIL, AND FEEDS GROCERIES-FRESH MEATS PHONE 3500 ROUTE 360 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA KEELING VIRGINIA DRUMWRIGHT MOTOR COMPANY O.E. DRUMWRIGHT AND JAMES MARTIN, PROPS. GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING OIL, ACCESORIES, TIRES, TUBES AND WELDING PHONE 4209J ROUTE 58 EAST “ SHOES. THAR FIT ’ 328 MAIN STREET DANVILLE, VIRGINIA MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 14 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA FOR BEAUTIFUL FOOTWEAR’ ’ Danville Frozen Food) _—‘T.C. 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THE STAFF OF THE ARCHWAY OF 1952 WE APPRECIATE THEIR THE ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-chief..... -.� . TOmmy Thornton Asst, Editor-in-chief.. keggy Battermann Business Manager........ Glenna Orrell Circulation Manager....... Barbara Tate SUOUESPH CIOL sturetelersrerensereier Julia Moore Advertising Manager........ Patsy Jones WE, ANNUAL. AS WE DID PUBLISHING IT FOR YOU. Iiteranys EGitOn se sicie)s Ruth Merle Shelton PICT epEs ALLO Lemtersts) sie 6 Maggaline Moore Organization Editor..... Bernice Walters INO JOXCHNOS® 5 AW BieteteRelclelchere DORISeVemeLate Typist ......seee0- Ruth Rowland Shelton INAVISODI Me epsiel sxevere ----e-Mr. Frank Motley THE ANNUAL STAFF, HAVE THOROUGHLY ENJOYED COMPOSING THIS WE HOPE YOU WILL GET AS MUCH ENJOYMENT OUT OF READING IT ee ations ee a mespigee Sele ater ee Roe eee eo y a 3 aa rita be z et As eS ee , x einen 7 =A a aes Sia es ae eee r == ee 2 Siac it nan lee, Se he e See Soren ‘ a ae : i = gy ; 7 tie! ee rt; RSS eo ara es ESS