Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1938 volume:

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Good luck to him! a PINE - atler Cflass i Si A Se ae a: a: a a: a. ca) a a ee fas As YU f _ °From “printer’s devil” to perhaps what is now the | greatest political figure of his time—that’s the path of Carter Glass. As author of the Federal Reserve Bill, Senator, Representative, and Secretary of the Treasury under Wilson—his way has always led to greater service to mankind. So in appreciation of his long and faithful service in state and national governmental bodies, we dedi- cate this 1938 Criric-Crest to Carter Glass, the “Gentleman from Virginia.” ® These polished halls have been trodden endlessly by every grad- uating class since the founding of the school in 1911. Now after three years of a glorious blend of work and play, the Class of ’38 now turns its footsteps “into the paths of higher education and broader experience that await the high school graduate. y 4 A Cosi: Py er, of == Sioa 4 What ea C Abigh ESE 100 Cc Principal wa ere Ee SPT, Pl fol é go Ne i a a SN = . LN —_ + ae a a i , 5 SS a SX LS ® The participation of the Seniors in school affairs is now over. They have carried on their work to the best of their ability and they leave behind their record of accom- plishment in the various phases of work as a challenge and standard for those who will follow in their footsteps. Pree CREP “CRE oe SENIOR CLASS Now that we Seniors have reached the summit of our high school career, we pause momentarily to look back upon our footsteps. Since we are now in a position to view the upward way asa whole, we see that each effort, however small, brought us gradually nearer our desired goal. We recall with pleasure the many ways in which we have extended the paths left for us by the former classes. The school has made exceptional progress this year in the work of the Music Department. This department presented Gilbert and Sullivan’s light opera, H. M.S. Pinafore, the first enterprise of its kind ever to have been undertaken by the high school students. This production was an outstanding success. The Spring Concert, featuring excerpts from the opera Carmen, provided wide experience for members of the Glee Club and Orchestra, as well as a superior type of entertainment for an appreciative audience. Dramatics played an important part in this year’s activities with the presentation of four plays, Green Stockings, Spring Fever, Young Smitty, and The Family Up Stairs. These plays comprised the most extensive program ever given in one session of the High School. Young Smitty, the annual presentation of the Senior Class, was received by an enthusiastic audience with overwhelming applause. The expression of enjoyment was well deserved by the talented cast. The school has accomplished much in its literar y pursuits, the publications having received many distinctions. The Critic was honored with the Silver Cup, the highest award given by; the South- ern Interscholastic Press Association, and was placed first at the conference of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The High Times was rated best in its class by the International Honor Rating of the Quill and Scroll. The paper also received first place at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and first honorable mention from the Southern Interscholastic Press Association. Several members of the staffs of the various publications won prominence in literary contests. Moving picture equipment has been added to the teaching facilities of the school, and although certain other equipment will be needed before best use can be made of the motion picture in classrooms, it has proved a valuable means of supplementing class work. Athletics comprise a major part of this year’s activities. The senior class was rep- resented on all the teams and in all the sports. On the whole, we may say that the class represents a striking example of that educational ideal, “A sound mind in a sound body.” The highest honor a Senior can attain is to be one of the chosen few elected to membership in the National Honor Society. Forty-three Seniors were selected on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service for this honor. Our high school days are now over. The experiences and training gained here taught us how to work out problems for ourselves, thus enabling us to see our way more clearly and to face the future with confidence in our ability to overcome what- ever obstacles life may present. Here, for many of us, our paths divide, but not one of us will,ever forget the happy days spent in high school. OF THIRT) Wittiam Newton Woop President LEIGHTON Day ACREE Vice-President KENNETH Earvt CRANK Secretary OwEN LEE BrapDForD Treasurer J. Heatu Lewis Faculty Adviser — LEIGHTON DAY ACREE Vice-President, Senior Class; Vice-President, Junior Class; Vice-President, Quill and Scroll; Associate Editor, High Times; Student Advisory Council; Sophomore Representative; Home Room Represent- ative; Honor League; Treasurer, 36, °37, Presi- dent, °37, °38, Girls’ High School Club; Hi-Y- Girl Reserve Play; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Tennis, 737. GERTRUDE GISH ADLER Senior Play; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; President, Dramatic Club; Basketball; Hockey; Operetta, ’37, °38; “Green Stockings”. LUTHER THORNHILL AGEE High Times Staff; Honor League; Secretary, Hi-Y Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Treasurer, Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Repre- sentative, Athletic Association; Delegate, Hi-Y Conference. ROBT. LITTLEBERRY AMONETTE Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Athletic Association. DAVID ARMISTEAD Honor League; Library Staff; Boys’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Athletic Association. GEORGE KIRKWOOD AVERETT Honor League; Debating Team; Boys’ Public Speaking, 735, °38; Hi-Y Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association. SARA KATHERINE AVERETT Honor League; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, 738. RICHARD BALLOWE Honor League; Library Staff; Athletic Association. MARGUERITE VIRGINIA BANTON Honor League; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, 137s ARTHUR R. BATEMAN, JR. Honor League; Library Staff; Spanish Club. REBECCA NANNIE BEAHM Honor League; Library Staff; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Art Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; Monogram Club; Softball; Volleyball; Tennis; Basketball. SHIRLEY MAE BEAHM High Times Typist; Honor League; Library Staff; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Athletic Association; Monogram Club; Volleyball, Captain; Tennis; Swimming; Basketball, Captain; Hockey; Sotball. CAROLYN S. RANDOLPH BEARDSWORTH National Honor Society; Associate Editor, Critic- Crest; Honor League; Senior Play; Pontifex Max- imus, Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Tennis; Basketball; Hockey; Operetta, 38; Banker; Green Stockings; Latin Tournament, °35, 737, 738. IRENE MAY BENNINGTON Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Hockey. VIRGINIA PEARL BENNINGTON Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; French Club; Athletic Asso- ciation. LOUISE PERROW BIBEE Honor League; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Athletic Associa- tion; Home Room Representative, Athletic Asso- Ciation; Operetta, °35. OSCAR M. BLACKWELL Honor League; French Club; Treasurer, Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. MILDRED ELIZABETH BLANKENSHIP Honor League; Commercial Club; Athletic Asso- ciation. ALICE CHRISTINE BLANKS Honor League; Be Square Club; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Cafeteria Typist; Critic Typist; Athletic Association; Banker; Criric-Crest Typist. STERLING CREWS BLANKS Honor League; Spanish Club; Athletic Associa- tion; Volleyball; Tennis; Basketball; Hockey; Softball; Badminton. ELIZABETH SALLY BOHANNON Honor League; Be Square Club; Commercial Club; Art Club; Athletic Association. JANE THORNHILL BOWEN Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Art Club; Athletic Association. DOROTHY LELIA BOYD Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Athletic Association. DOROTHY VIRGINIA BRADEN National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Asso- ciate Editor, High Times; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; French Club; Volleyball; Tennis; Basketball; Hockey. OWEN LEE BRADFORD National Honor Society; Treasurer, Senior Class; Treasurer, Junior Class; Sports Editor, Circulating Staff, High Times; Honor League; Library Coun- cil; Hi-Y Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Chem- istry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Monogram Club; Football Manager, 37; Senior Play Committee. GAY WARD BROWN Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Hi-Y- Girl Reserve Play; French Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Tennis. NORMAN C. BROWN Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Library | Council; Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association. HELEN ELIZABETH BRYAN Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Chem- istry Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Vol- leyball; Basketball. EDWARD BRUFFEY Honor League; Sophomore Representative, Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Boys’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Bank Cashier. PAUL BUCHANAN i} Honor League; Library Staff; Home Room Repre- sentative, Athletic Association. WILLIAM ALMON BULLOCK Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Hi-Y Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Associa- tion; Football Squad; Banker. ROBERT BUNCH Honor League; Commercial Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Athletic As- sociation. MARY BURFORD National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Poetry Editor, Critic Staff; Honor League; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association. LELIA” FRANCES BURGESS High Times Staff; Honor League; Be Square Club; Athletic Association. VIRGINIA HUGHES BURNHAM Honor League; Library Staff; Girls’ High School Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association. ALFRED DIUGUIDFy CALLAHAN Athletic Association; Honor League. JANIE PALMER CAMM National Honor Society; Senior Editor, Critic- Crest Staff; Honor League; Senior Play; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Tribune, Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Dra- matic Club; Athletic Association; Hockey; Oper- etta, 736, 738; “Green Stockings”; Grave Fillers’ Union. JANICE MARIE CAMPBELL Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Art Club; Athletic Asso- ciation. MARY GOETCHIUS CAMPBELL National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Editor- in-Chief, 738, Proofreader, ’37, Critic Staff; Asso- ciate Editor, High Times Staff; Honor League; Senior Play; Secretary, Vice-President, Girls’ High School Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, °38; S. I. P. A. Delegate; Girls’ Public Reader. RICHARD TERRELL CAMPBELL High Times Staff Bookkeeper, Typist; Student Advisory Council, Home Room Representative; Honor League; Commercial Club; Cafeteria As- sistant; Athletic Association. AUBREY CANDLER Honor League; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Typist. WINTHROP R. CARTER Honor League; Boys’ Glee Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. RUBY LOIS CAR WILE Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Commer- cial Club; Art Club; Athletic Association. LEONE HOLCOMB CHAFFIN National Honor Society; Assistant Senior Editor, Critic-Crest; Advertising Staff, High Times; Honor League; Senior Play; Girls’ High School Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Office As- sistant; Athletic Association; Basketball; Operetta, 13:8 ELIZABETH MAE CHENAULT || Honor League; Library Staff; Be Square Club; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Cafeteria Ty- pist; Athletic Association; Volleyball; Hockey. JAMES DALE CLARK Home Room Representative, Critic Staff; Home | Room Representative, Assistant Circulation Man- ager, High Times Staff; Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Athletic Association; Track. VIRGINIA LEE CLARK Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glte Club; Ser- geant-at-Arms, French Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Latin Club. ANITA ROSALIND COCHRAN Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Orchestra; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Operetta, °37; Banker. GEORGE DERWOOD COCHRAN Honor League; Senior Play; Library Staff; Library Council; Hi-Y Club; Track. MARY JAMES CONSON Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Badminton; Volleyball; Tennis; Softball; Hockey; Operetta, °36, °37; Senior Banquet Committee. SARAH REGINA COTEY Dramatic Club; Basketball; Athletic Association; Honor League. MORRIS COURTNEY Home Room Representative, Critic; Home Room Representative, High Times; Honor League; Art Club; Athletic Association; Track; Tennis; Banker. MILDRED WILBURN COVINGTON Senior Council; Honor League; Senior Play Com- mittee; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Dra- matic Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, °36, 738. HILDAVAs COX Honor League; Library Staff; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. JAMES T. COX National Honor Society; Secretary, Junior Class; Hall of Fame Editor, Critic-Crest; Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Secretary, German Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Cheer Leader; Monogram Club; Track; Bookstore Manager. LUGY ELIZABETH COX: Honor League; Library Staff; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. ANN ADKINSON CRADDOCK Critic Staff; Girls’ High School Club; Honor League; French Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Tennis; Chairman, Senior Banquet Com- mittee, CHARLES G. CRADDOCK National Honor Society; Exchange Editor, Critic Staff; Honor League; Treasurer, Hi-Y Club; Presi- dent, German Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; President, Athletic Association; Football Squad, °36, 37; Senior Banquet Committee; Com- mencement Speaker. WILLIAM WOOD CRADDOCK National Honor Society; Athletic Editor, Criric- Crest; Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Foot- ball Manager, 36; Track; Tennis; Operetta, 738. MAE DEAN CRAGHEAD Honor Lezgue; Senior Play; Girls’ High School Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play, ’37; Girls’ Glee Club; Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Tennis, °37; Hockey, 37; Operetta, °38; Banker; A Capella Choir. BE LOIS LIGON CRAIGHILL Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, °38. KENNETH EARL CRANK Secretary, Senior Class; Accountant, Typist, High Times Staff; Student Advisory Council; Secretary, Honor League; Home Room Repre- sentative, Honor League; Library Staff; Hi-Y Club; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Ath- letic Association; Home Room _ Representative, Athletic Association; Monogram Club; Football Squad. 1G .ueoisen Varsit ya mio” sme rack mmo Gemma 7s Senior Banquet Committee; Banker. MARGUERITE CUMBY National Honor Society; Honor League; Library Staff; Be Square Club; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Athletic Association. BETTY ANN DAWSON Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; French Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; Athletic Association. J. HUNDLEY DIFFENDAL Senior Council; President, Sophomore Class; Presi- dent, Honor League; Home Room Representative, Honor League; Treasurer, President, Hi-Y Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Monogram Club; Football Squad, 735, ’36, 37; Varsity, 736, 373 “Irack,-°36, °38; Track, Captain, 38; Bas- ketball, °37. AUBREY MARK DOOLEY Circulation Manager, Critic-Crest Staff; Circula- tion Manager, Critic Staff; Representative, Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Senior Play; Library Staff; Band, 7°35, °36; Orchestra, 736; Hi-Y Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Boys’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Program Committee, Dra- matic Club; Football Squad, 37; Operetta, 736. MARY ELIZABETH DOOLEY Honor League; Library Staff; Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Softball; Volleyball; Basket- ball; Hockey. JAMES MORRIS DREAN Honor League; Chemistry Club; Athletic Asso- ciation. RAY DRISKILL Honor League; Spanish Club. JEAN DUNCAN DRYSDALE National Honor Society; Chairman, Senior Coun- cil; Editor, Hall of Fame, Critic-Crest; Honor League; Library Council; Secretary, Girls’ High School Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Girls’ Glee Club; Consul, Latin Club; Vice-President, Chem- istry Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Volleyball; Tennis; Swimming; Basketball; Operetta, 738; Senior Banquet Committee; Commencement Speaker. CLIFFORD GWENDOLYN DUNCAN Honor League; Athletic Association. WILLIAM RAYMOND DUFF Senior Council; Honor League; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. JAMES A. DUNN, JR. President, Sophomore Class; Circulation Manager, Critic Staff; Honor League; Home Room Repre- sentative, Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Home Room Representative, Ath- letic Association. ISABEL BOULDIN EDMUNDS National Honor Society; Senior Editor, Critic- Crest; Honor League; Senior Play; Historian, Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Bank Cashier; “Grave Fillers’ Un- ion; Operetta, 36, 38. AGATHA DAPHNE ELDER Honor League; Library Staff; Commercial Club. LOSE EES National Honor Society; Critic-Cresr Staff; Honor League; Sophomore Representative, Honor League; Library Staff; Be Square Club; Commer- cial Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Cafeteria Typist; Library Council. LOUISE ERNST Honor League; Commercial Club; Cafeteria As- sistant; Athletic Association; Volleyball; Badmin- ton; Softball; Hockey; Basketball. EULEN CARY EVANS Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Secretary, Spanish Club; Athletic Association. SHIRLEY WARD EVANS Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Volleyball; Tennis; Bas- ketball. WALTERSCER EVANS National Honor Society; Literary Editor, Critic- Crest Staff; Department Editor, Reporter, High Times Staff; Honor League; Library Council; Hi-Y Club; Quaestor, Latin Club; Treasurer, Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, eye GILBERT THEODORE FEINMAN Senior Council; Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Sophomore Representative, Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Chemistry Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Track, °38; Home Room Representa- tive, Critic and High Times. EVELY NCEE FERGUSON High Times Staff; Honor League; Girls’ Glee Club; French Club; Athletic Association. MABEL MINNIE FERGUSON Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. ALICE LOUISE FLESHMAN Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Library Staff; Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Volleyball; Tennis; Basketball; Hockey. WILLIAM HENRY FORD Honor League; Boys’ Glee Club; Chemistry Club; Track, ’37; Operetta, °38. JAMES M. FOSTER Honor League; Commercial Club; Cafeteria As- sistant; Business Manager, Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Banker; Cafeteria Accountant; Cafeteria Typist; W. P. A. Schools Free Lunch Fund Accountant; Home Room Library Representative. POLLY GALLATIER. Honor League; Be Square Club; Commercial Club; | Office Assistant; Cafeteria Typist; Criric-Crest Typist; Athletic Association. MYRTLE MAE GAULDIN Honor League; Girls’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Athletic Association; Volley- ball; Tennis; Basketball. CAROLINE VIRGINIA GEISSLER } Honor League; Senior Play; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; Latin Club; Secretary- Treasurer, German Club; Chemistry Club; Dra- matic Club; Athletic Association; Tennis; Basket- ball; Hockey; Operetta, ’38, “Green Stockings’’. LUCY BEVERLY GILMER Honor League; Library Staff; French Club; Chem- : � ” istry Club; Athletic Association. OTEY MAPP (GLASS, JR. Honor League; Library Staff; Hi-Y Club; Chem- istry Club; Athletic Association; Secretary, Var- sity Club; Football Squad, ’36, °37; Track. ELIZABETH VIOLA GOFF Honor League; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Cafeteria Assistent; Athletic Association. LAURA REED GRAVES National Honor Society; Advertising Editor, High Times Staff; Vice-President, Honor League; Junior Representative, Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Latin Club; President, Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Cheer Leader, 737, 38; Tennis; Basketball Captain; Operetta, 737; Senior Banquet Committee. AGNES BELL GRIFFIN Honor League; Library Staff; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. BERNARD OWEN HAMILTON Honor League; Banker; Boys’ Glee Club; Home Room Representative, Honor League. DONALD GLEN HANSON Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Boys’ Glee Club; Dra- matic Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, 737, 38; “Green Stockings”. MACON VAUGHAN HARPER Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Chemistry Club; Ath- letic Association; Football Squad, 35, °37; Track, °37; Basketball, °35, 737. CHARLEENE HARVEY Honor League; Library; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Ath- letic Association; Operetta. MARVIN ALOIS HERNCALL Honor League; Home Room Representative, Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Commercial Club. MARTHA ELOISE HICKMAN National Honor Society; Assistant Literary Editor, Critic-Crest; Editor of Alumni, Exchange, Book Review for High Times; Honor League; Senior Play; Girls’ High School Club; Latin Club; Presi- dent, French Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Monogram Club; Vol- leyball; Tennis; Basketball; Hockey; Operetta; Senior Banquet Committee; “Green Stockings’’; Dean’s Assistant. (oP en ea ES a pet Se ae AS Geese } : ee WILHELMINA ELLIOTT HIGHT Honor League; Be Square Club; French Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association. HARRY H. HILL, JR. Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Spanish Club; Chem- istry Club; Athletic Association; Football Squad, 35, °36, °37; Varsity, °37; Track, ’37; Basketball, 36, °37, °38; Basketball, Captain, 38; President, Monogram Club. DOROTHY WALTON HILLSMAN National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Depart- mental Editor, Assistant Editor, Managing Editor, Managing Editor Club Issue, High Times; Honor League; Senior Play; Program Committee, Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Associa- tion; Operetta; S. I. P. A. Delegate; “Green Stockings”. LEMUEL DAVID HILLSMAN, JR. Representative, Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Home Room _ Representative, Honor League; Senior Play; Library Staff; Band; Orches- tra; Chaplain, Hi-Y Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play, °36, °37; Boys’ Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Ath- letic Association; Home Room _ Representative, Athletic Association; Operetta, °36, 737, 738; Chairman, Senior Play Committee. MARY VIRGINIA HILLSMAN Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association. MELVILLE MINGE HOBBS Senior Council; Advertising Staff, Critic-CresT; Honor League; Home Room Representative, Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Chemistry Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Rep- resentative, Athletic Association; Tennis; Senior Banquet Committee. CHARLES W. HOGAN Typist, Crrric-Crest Staff; Honor League; Boys’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association; Operetta, ’37; Banker. CLAUDE GIBSON HOOTEN President, National Honor Society; High Times Staff; Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Library Staff; Debating Team, 736, 37, ’38; Hi-Y Club; President, German Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Monogram Club; Football Squad, 735; Varsity, 736, °37; Basketball, ’37, °38; Tennis, ’37; Bell’s Gold Metal Award for Debat- ing; Commencement Speaker. JACK M. HOPKINS Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Hi-Y Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Boys’ Monogram Club; Football Squad, 36, °37; Varsity, 37; Track; Varsity Club; Bank Cashier. MARY ANNA HOUSE Assistant Feature Editor, Critic; Honor League; Senior Play; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; French Club; Dramatic Club; Operetta, 737, 38; Bank Cashier. . a Te ee KATHRINE HOWARD National Honor Society; Activities Editor, Critic- Crest; Alumni Editor, Exchange Editor, High Times; Honor League; Senior Play; Library Coun- cil; Treasurer, Girls’ High School Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Latin Club; Vice-President, Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Girls’ Monogram Club; Volleyball; Tenns; Swimming; Basketball. LEWEYs FLORENCE HOWELL Typist, Critic-Crest; Head Typist, Critic; Senior Representative, Honor League; Be Square Club; Office Assistant; Typist, Cafeteria. ( MILDRED E. HUDSON Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Athletic Association; Basketball. SYLVIA HUDSON Honor League; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; French Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Operetta, 36, 37. LUCY MAE HUGHES National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Depart- ment Editor, Girls’ Sports Editor, Associate Editor, High Times Staff; Honor League; Latin Club; Athletic Association; Volleyball; Tennis; Swim- ming; Basketball; Hockey. HOMER F. JOHNSON, JR. Quill and Scroll; Photographer, Crritic-Crest Staff; Associate Editor, Managing Editor, High Times Staff; Honor League; Hi-Y Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Senior Banquet Committee; Banker; S. I. P. A. Delegate. ARRA PHYLLIS JONES Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Ath- letic Association; Operetta, 736. ELMIRA VIRGINIA JONES Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, 36, °37, 738. RAYMOND LESLIE KESSLER, JR. Honor League; Spanish Club; Athletic Association. GASPER SIDNEY KING National Honor Society; Editor, Crrric-Crest Staff; Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Asso- ciation. HELEN HAMILTON KIRKPATRICK Advertising, °36, °37, Critic Staff; Advertising, 36-37, High Times Staff; Honor League; Home Room Representative, Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Vice-President, Art League; Office Assistant; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Tennis; Basketball. CHARLES WALTERSKIZER Honor League; Athletic Association. HOWARD CHARLES KYLE Critic-Crest Staff; Honor League; Senior Play; Boys’ Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; Track, ’37; Operetta; ‘““Green Stockings’’. JIMMIE WATKINS KYLE National Honor Society; Bookshelf Editor, Critic Staff; Honor League; Senior Play Committee; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Latin Club; German Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Hockey; Operetta, °38; ‘‘Green Stockings’; Assembly Pro- gram Committee; A Capella Choir. RUTH EGLENTINE LANGFORD Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Commercial Club; Senior Banquet Committee; Cafeteria Typist. MILDRED LOUISE LAWHORNE National Honor Society; Criric-Crest Staff; Critic Staff; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Art Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; Operetta, °38. NECUCIE, LEATHERS Senior Council; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; French Club; Office Assistant; Vice-Presi- dent, Athletic Association; ‘Green Stockings”’. PARKER H’ LEEZ TEs Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. EUNICE LEEBRICK National Honor Society; Senior Council; Honor League; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Ath- letic Association; Operetta, 736. CLEO JANE LEFT WICH Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council. ow gpemepeClt inna mnie laren seria aS ROBERT LEMMON Honor League; Athletic Association; Cub Club. POLLY LIGGAN National Honor Society; Typist, High Times; Honor League; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, 736. FRANCES VIRGINIA MADDOX Honor League; Senior Play; Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Girls’ Monogram Club; Vol- leyball; Tennis; Badminton; Basketball; Hockey, Captain; Softball, Captain. IRMA LORENE MADREN Honor League; Home Room Representative, Honor League; Girls’ High Shcool Club; Be Square Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Girl’s Glee Club; Com- mercial Club; Art Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association; Cheer Leader; Operetta, 35, 736. ROLLINS MAHONY Athletic Association; Volleyball; Tennis. MARY JANE MARKLEY Proof Reader, Critic; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Latin Club; Germzn Club; Dramatic Club. LOUIS OSCAR MARTIN Honor League; Library Staff; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Ath!etic Association. CARSON H. MASENCUP Honor League; Library Staff; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. LOIS ESTELLE MASON Honor League; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Art Club; Ath- letic Association; Opexzetta, 738. MARY MEADE MASON Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, 738. JOHN W. MATTHEWS, JR. Honor League; Boys’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, 38; Business Man- ager of Visual Education Department. EDNA PAULINE McCRAW Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Library Staff; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Commer- cial Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association; Operetta, °34; Banker; Cafeteria Typist. FAIRY PERKINS McCRAW Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; Spanish Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association; Swimming; Oper- ett 4. LAWRENCE EUGENE McCRAW Honor League; French Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. ROBERT S. McDANIEL National Honor Society; Honor League; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. WILLIAM P. McDANIEL, JR. Honor League; Boys’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Cashier, Cafeteria; Athletic Association; Operetta, 38; Banker, ’36; Business Manager, Library, 737, 33:85 DOROTHY MARIETTA McDONALD Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. HELEN GRAY McGEHEE National Honor Society; Assistant Senior Editor, Critic-Crest; Advertizing Staff, Proof Reader, Departmental Editor, High Times Staff; Senior Play; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Censor, Consul, Latin Club; French Club; Presi- dent, Art League; Office Assistant; Athletic Asso- ciation; Operetta, °38; Latin Tournament, 736, 38; French Tournament, °37; Dramatic Club. FLOYD McKENNA Hi-Y Club; Treasurer, Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Mono- gram Club; Football Squad, 736, °37; Varsity, ’36, 37; Football, Captain, 737; Track, °37. HELEN McKENNA Typist, Critic-Crest; Honor League; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Typist, Cafeteria; Athletic Association; Girls’ Monogram Club; Volleyball; Basketball. WALLACE McKENNA Honor League; Hi-Y Cl ub. ETHEL MeNUTT Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; French Club; Athletic Association; Hockey; Operetta. PAULINE MEADOWS Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Spanish Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association. FRANCES MILES Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Girls’ Monogram Club; Volleyball; Tennis; Bas- ketball; Hockey. PAwYy MILLS Honor League; Library Staff; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Athletic Association; Operetta. PARRY Le MITGHERL Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Library Council; Hi-Y Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Banker. RUIT IRENES MOORE Honor League; Library Staff; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association. ERNESTINE HELEN MORRIS Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Library Council; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Dra- matic Club; Athletic Association. HELEN MAE MORRIS Honor League; Commercial Club; Cafeteria As- sistant; Athletic Association. NELLIE MAY MORRIS Girls’ Glee Club; Athletic Association. ANN MARVIN MORRISON Vice-President, National Honor Society; Senior Council; Critic Staff; Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Senior Representative, Honor League; Senior Play; Library Council; Latin Club; French Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Senior Banquet Committee; Bank Cashier; Chairman, Assembly Committee. WILLIAM D. MOUNT Honor League; Library Council; Band; Orchestra; Chemistry Club; Art Club; Athletic Association. RUTH MOYER Typist, High Times; Office Assistant; Cafeteria, Assistant. MARY VIRGINIA MUNDAY Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Office Assistant; Athletic Association. HILDA MURRIE Honor League; Be Square Club; French Club. CHABLES+?. NEESE National Honor Society; Boys’ Athletics, Criric- Crest Staff; Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Vice-President, Spanish Club; Athletic Association. SHELBY BELLE NICHOLAS Honor League; Girls’ Glee Club; Volleyball; Swimming; Basketball. DORIS OGLESBY Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; French Club; Athletic Association. MILDRED OTTINGER Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; French Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, 35, 736. DAVID A. PAGE Honor League; Library Staff. OF THIRTY-EIGHT KATHLEEN ELIZABETH PARRISEL Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Athletic Associa- tion; Operetta, 736. SY LEP A ELISON Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Boys’ Glee Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Basketball, 53:75) 0318r JAMES PEARSON Hi-Y Club; Senior Banquet Committee; Athletic Associ tion. SAM DUNNING PERKINS, JR. Honor League; Banker; Orchestra; Hi-Y Club; French Club; Athletic Association; Operetta. 737. CLAIBORNE BANKS PERROW Advertising Staff, Critic-Crest; Advertising Manager, Critic Staff; Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Senior Representative, Honor League; Home Room Representative, Home League; Senior Play; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; French Cl ub; Chemistry Club; Treasurer, Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Repre- sentative, Ath!etic Association; Tennis. KAT HRYNeLEE- PETERS Honor League; Orchestra; Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, 737, 738. JEAN AURELIA: PLUNKETT Quill and Scroll; Assistant Literery Editor, Critic Staff; Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Home Room Representative, Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic As- sociation; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Tennis. MILDRED FRANCES PRICE Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Athletic Association. THOMAS O. PROBST Honor League; Band; Athletic Association. VIRGINIA FLORIENE PROBST Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; French Club; Athletic Association; Volleyball; Basketball. DORIS HAZEL PUGH National Honor Society; Honor League; Commer- cial Club; Athletic Association; Volleyball; Ten- nis; Basketball; Hockey; Softball; Banker. MALLIE OTEY RAMSEY Quill and Scroll; Literary Editor, Critic Staff; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Chemis- try Club; Athletic Association; S. I, P. A. Dele- gate. BETTY REID Secretary, Quill and Scroll; Feature Editor, As- sistant Poetry Editor, Critic Staff; High Times Staff; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; S. I. P. A. Delegate; Grave Fillers’ Union. ANNE CALLOWAY ROBERTSON Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Library Staff; Orchestra; Chemistry Club; Office Assis- tant; Athletic Association. EVANGELINE ROBERTSON National Honor Society; Sports Editor, Critic- Crest Staff; Honor League; Girls’ Glee Club; Latin Club; Athletic Association; Volleyball; Basketball; Hockey. MARY BIRD ROGERS Honor League; Be Square Club; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. NANCY LEE ROSSER Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Ath- letic Association. CATHERINE DANDRIDGE RUCKER Activities, Critic-Crest Staff; Honor League; Library Staff; Orchestra; Girls’ High School Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club. ESSIE RUCKER Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Art Club; Athletic Association. NELLIE BERYL RUCKER Honor League; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Basketball. ric et (RU ecm ROBERT M. SANDIDGE Sports Editor, High Times; Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Office Assistant. JAMES BURTON SAUNDERS Library Staff; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Vice-Presi- dent, Monogram Club; Football Squad; Varsity, 316 373) Basketball, 237, 38. VIRGINIA COSBY SAUNDERS Honor League; Library Staff; Be Square Club; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Volley- ball; Basketball; Hockey. DAVID: REMaSCOLT, National Honor Society; Senior Council; Activi- ties Editor, Criric-Crest Staff; Honor League; Senior Play; Latin Club; Sergeant-at-Arms, Sec- retary, French Club; President, Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. MERLE WILSON SCYPHERS Typist, Criric-Crest; Typist, High Times; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; Cafeteria As- sistant; Library Council; Athletic Association; Tennis. HARRY SCO EIPSHANKLIN,-JR. Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Dramatic Club; Foot- ball Squad, °35, 736; Varsity, °36; “Green Stock- ‘ ”� Ings’. ELIZABETH SHEFFIELD National Honor Society; Proof Reader, Criric- Crest; Proof Reader, Critic; Honor League; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club; Ath- letic Association; Operetta. EARL BERNARD SHEPHERD Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Hi-Y Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Basketball, °37, ’38; Banker. SENORA SHORTER High Times Staff; Honor League; Orchestra; Girls’ High School Club; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. ETHEL SIMMS Honor League; Commercial Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; Basketball; Volleyball. WILLIAM OSCAR SISK, JR. fi Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; i Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Football Squad, 3553 6. ae NELE LOUISE SLATER National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Depart- | mental Editor, Associate Editor, High Times; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Latin |! Club; French Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association. | . ELIZABETH SMILEY Quill and Scroll; Poetry Editor, Critic; Honor League; Library Staff; Girls’ High School Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association; Operetta, 38; S. I. P. A. Delegate; Home Room Representative, High Times. HORTENSE SMITH Honor League; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Volleyball. LE SAMUEL E. SMITH Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Student Advisory Council; Boys’ Glee Club; Ath- letic Association; Operetta, °37; Bank Cashier. RUTH CATHERINE SPENSER Honor League; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. DOROTHY STAPLES Honor League; Orchestra; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, °38; A Capella Choir. CARL PRESTON STATON i) Honor League; Commercial Club; Athletic Asso- ciation. CHARLES FREDERICK STECK Honor League; Boys’ Glee Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; A Capella Choir. JAY TASHNER Honor League; Spanish Club; Art Club; Athletic Association, OF THIRTY-EIGHT THOMAS BIRDSALL TENNYSON Honor League; Chemistry Club; Athletic Asso- ciation. RAY MANAHAN THACKER High Times Staff; Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Library Council; Hi-Y Club; Ath- letic Association; Monogram Club; Track, 737, 38; Basketball Manager, 7°38. MARY THERESA THAXTON Honor League; Library Staff; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Operetta. IONA THOMASSON Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Library Staff; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Vol- leyball. DOROTHY THOMPSON National Honor Society; Honor League; Senior Play; Girls’ High School Club; President, French Club; Art Club; Dramatic Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association; Operetta, ’38; “Green Stock- ings’; Honorable Mention, French Tournament. HAROLD V. THORNHILL National Honor Societ y; Senior Council; Honor League; Vice-President, French Club; Athletic Association. HELEN. ELIZABETH TORRENCE Honor League; Commercial Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; Girls’ Monogram Club; Volleyball; Ten- nis; Basketball; Hockey; Softball; Badminton. HELEN TRAVIS Senior Council; Vice-President, Sophomore Class; Honor League; Home Room Representative, Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Art Club; Secretary, Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Cheer Leader, ’37, ’38; Operetta, 738; Girls’ Monogram Club. ROSA DOUGLAS TRENT Honor League; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Assistant. WILLIAM HUDSON TRENT Honor League; Commercial Club; Cafeteria As- sistant; Football Squad, 735, 736. DOROTHY TUCKER Honor League; Library Staff; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. ELNORA TUCKER National Honor Society; Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Girls’ Glee Club; French Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association; Girls’ Monogram Club; Volleyball; Basketball; Operetta; Hockey. VIOLA CHRISTINE TUCKER Typist, Critic; Typist, High Times; Honor League; Commercial Club; Art Club; Typist, Cafeteria. ARCHER R. TURNER Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Or- chestra; Hi-Y Club; Boys’ Glee Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, °37, 738. MARGARET TURNER Hh Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Art Club; Athletic Association. WARNER E. UNGER Honor League; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. HENRY VAUGHAN hj Honor League; Athletic Association. MAXEY EMMETT VIAR Honor League; Spanish Club; Athletic Association. DOROTHY WALLACE P|) Honor League; Senior Play; Orchestra; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Operetta; A Cappella Choir. i LUCY. HOYE: WALLACE hie | Critic Staff; Honor League; Girls’ High School | Club; Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Tennis; Basketball; Hockey; Operetta, 38; Bank Cashier; ‘Green Stockings”. Ea ee a OF TRIRTY-EIGHT VIOLET WALLACE Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Com- mercial Club; Athletic Association. ANDREW W. WALTON, JR. National Honor Society; Business Manager, Critic Staff; Honor League; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Cashier; Athletic Association; Banker; S. I. P. A. Delegate; Cafeteria Accountant; Senior Play Com- mittee; Senior Play; Cafeteria Typist. WILLIAM ALLEN WARD Honor League; Hi-Y Club; Sergeant-at-Arms, Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Football, 34; ‘Green Stockings’’. DOT WARE Advertising Staff, Critic-Crest; Advertising Staff, Critic; Advertising Staff, High Times; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Spanish Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Girls’ Monogram Club; Volleyball; Tennis; Swimming; Basketball. DOROTHY DOLIN WATT Advertising Staff, Criric-Crest; Advertising Staff, Critic; Advertising Staff, High Times; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Oper- etta; S. I. P. A. Delegate. BETTIE KEITH WATTS Faculty Editor, Criric-Crest; Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Latin Club; French Club; Dramatic Club; Office Assistant; Athletic Association; Hockey. GRAY W. WEIGAND, JR. Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Band; Hi-Y Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. LOUISE WEIGAND Honor League; Commercial Club; Athletic Asso- ciation, MARION F. WELLS, JR. Senior Council; Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Boys’ Glee Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Repre- sentative, Athletic Association; Football, 736; Operetta, °37. JAMES S. WEST Honor League; Senior Play; Spanish Club; Chem- istry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Operetta, 38; “Green Stockings”’. CARTER WHEELER Honor League; Chemistry Club; Athletic Asso- ciation. LAWRENCE WHITE Honor League; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. WESLY WHITE Honor League; Commercial Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association. MAUDE WHITTEN Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Secre- tary, Spanish Club; Athletic Association. RICHARD WILEY Art Editor, Critic-Crest; Art Editor, Critic; Art Editor, High Times; Hi-Y Club; Spanish Club; President, Art Club; Athletic Association. CHARLES BEVERLEY WILKINSON, JR. Exchange Editor, High Times; Honor League; Library Council; German Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Football Squad; Operetta, 38; “Green Stockings’’. EVANGELINE WILKERSON Proof Reader, Critic Staff; Honor League; Girls’ High School Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Latin Club; Secretary, Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association. FITZHUGH WILLIAMS Honor League; Commercial Club; Cafeteria As- sistant; Athletic Association; Bank Cashier. SAMUEL HAINES WILLIAMS Secretary, National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Editor-in-Chief, High Times; Library Council; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; S. I. P. A. Delegate. HOWARD B. WITT, JR. Senior Council; Honor League; Library Staff; Library Council; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Assistant Business Manager, Athletic Association; Senior Banquet Committee; Bank Cashier. OF THIRTY-EIGHT JOHN RINSLAND WOOD Senior Play; Library Staff; Library Council; Dra- matic Club; Commercial Advisor, Art Club; Ath- letic Association; Operetta, ’38; ‘Green Stock- ings’; A Capella Choir. WILLIAM NEWTON WOOD National Honor Society; President, Senior Class; High Times Staff; Honor League; Vice-President, Hi-Y Club; Dr. matic Club; Athletic Association; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Football Manager, 736, °37; Track; Tennis; Boys’ Monogram Club. KATHERINE WOOLRIDGE Honor League; Library Council; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Typist; Operetta. VIRGINIA WORLEY Quill and Scroll; Critic Staff; Associate Editor, High Times; Library Staff; Girls’ High School Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Art Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Volleyball; Basketball; Hockey; S. I. P. A. Dele- gate. HELEN WORSHAM Honor League; Library Staff; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Art Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Volleyball; Basketball; Operetta. MARGARET WORSHAM Honor League; Girls’ High Schcool Club; Treas- urer, Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Commer- cial Club; Athletic Association; Operetta. ELEANOR WRIGHT Typist, High Times; Honor League; Library Staff; Girls’ High School Club; Be Square Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Commercial Club; Art Club; Cafe- teria Assistant; Girls’ Monogram Club; Captain, Volleyball; Czptain, Softball; Tennis; Captain, Basketball; Hockey. ROGER S. YOUNG Phetogrepher, Critic-Crest; Honor League; Band; Orchestra; Hi-Y Club; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; President, Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Tennis; Operetta, 738. GLEN FULWIDER Senior Play; Girls’ High School Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Athletic Association; Volleyball; Tennis; Basketball; Hockey; Operetta, °38. ROBERT GRAINES HUGHES Honor League; Spanish Club; Hi-Y Club; Ath- letic Association. CLASS ORATOR —-ss—“ts«CEST LOOKING «= itts«éE KIRK AVERETTE = HELEN TRAVIS GIBSON HOOTEN = SS HARRY Wi S Misi WALTER WINCHELL SRR «= FLAPPER FANNY MALLIE RAMSEY QOr WATT _ CLASS GIANT CLASS ATOM © ROMEO JULIET BILLY WAROR LOIS ELLIS = LOIN OGLESBY 8 LOUISE BIBEE | Editor-in-Chief Associate Feature Editor Assistant Feature Editors.... 30wen, Brian Alumni Editors Proofreaders Miidred Lawhorne, Poetry Editors Bookshelf Editors Magic Mirror Editor CRITIC STAFF Mary Campbell Edward Lewis Betty Reid. Dawn Shanklin Polly House Ann Morrison, Lucy Wallace Evangeline Wilkerson Elizabeth Sheffield Bess Smily, Mary Burford Jimmie Kyle, James Short silly Ward 3usiness Manager Circulation Manager Mark Dooley Literary Editor.... Mallie Ramsey Assistant Literary Editor Jean Plunkett Art? Hidigors:.. sone oe eee Dick Wiley, Charles Cyrus Ann Poindexter, Bethea Owen, George Lacy Advertising Staff..... Dot Ware, Dot Watt, Melville Hobbs Claiborne Perrow, Ann Craddock, Helen Kirkpatrick Exchange-Editors......... Charles Craddock, Malcolm Viar TW TRUS) mur te tae ener Florence Howell, Margaret Spencer Bertha Costas, Helen MeKenna, Eunice Leebrick Andrew Walton CRITIC-CREST STAFF a it omeline Chie ke tory eeegeenh- tp Mee wee wets) cee, fase cet airs Buddy King NS SOCLAGOY FLOIGO lean ehaerr. ones St nee Carolyn Beardsworth Tbe rary: eM OUGOLEes cater cncie arte acai er wean. Walter Evans AS SIStanuomGetar ye: eh. GubOT Sale sialyl: aan ois rs: Eloise Hickman Senior Editors..........-...Janie Camm, Isabel Edmunds Assistant Senlor | Wdrhons. pas ans ders sno ee 6 Lois Craighill Leone Chaffin, Helen McGehee Athletics—Boys............ Charles Neese, Bill Craddock Girls—Evangeline Robertson, Lucey Mae Hughes ING ANAURICR. | hh Aa Hn Katherine Howard, David Scott Catherine Rucker, Lois Ellis ELalleoieanvee meae erok aise eect ote Jimmy Cox, Jean Drysdale (Ar ti Hi GubO lst eee atie nyse a eetcctae Dick Wiley, Charlie Cyrus MWacultyee ens a © Sie ect DOR Me eee ly a Tee Betty Watts Photogeraphersinn sears Homer Johnson, Howard Kyle Assistant Photographers . Ladd Johnson, Kingsley Stevens Proofreaders.... ...Mildred Lawhorne, Elizabeth Sheffield Business Manager......... Benya any nee acta Andrew Walton Nesistanpmbugimess Miamarerinn. =e 0) ulema: Malcolm Viar FVDUSDSs. sities ote oct cep rch om Rats geaie adic e Margaret Spencer Polly Liggan, Elizabeth Chenault yoaThn The great, dim, distance, stretching Far beyond the last horizon Magnetic, beckoning, Tugs at the restless soul of youth. A dream-created adventurer, He sees the turbulent shores of slumbering South Sea Isles; Bold mountain crests undulating With jagged irregularity, Beyond primeval, sylvan fastnesses. He feels the spell of lands unmarked By man’s destructive path. LEE SADLER. ULL ALLL [imme —— =|) ] is pape WILLIE ® Following closely in the footsteps of the Seniors, the Junior Class has developed the ability to carry on! Taking an active part in the literary, public speaking, art, and athletic departments, it has, in addition, established an excellent scholastic rating. Abbitt, Phyllis Adams, Jean Adler, Gertrude Allen, Irene Alvis, Doris Anthony, Ralph Armstrong, Billy Arthur, Randolph Ashworth, Irene Bailey, Archer Bair, Donald Baldock, Albert Banton, Herbert Bates, Josephine Bedford, Mary Ruth Bledsoe, Melvin Bolton, Alec Bowen, Brian Bracket, Mary Braden, Boyd Bradley, Harman Bremer, Elizabeth Brooks, Doris Brown, David Brown, Margaret Brown, Olga Buchanan, Edna Bunch, Mavis Butler, Jean Byrd, Charles Cachanis, Katherine Campbell, Dorothy Carey, Virginia Carwile, Kathryne Carwile, Morelle Cheatham, Margaret Chewning, Evelyn Chipley, Mary Cary Christian, Lynch Christian, Susie Clark, John Coleman, Billy Coleman, Marguerite Conner, Florine Conson, Marie Cosby, Jack Costas, Bertha Cox, John Cox, Robert Crank, Eliz beth Crank, Harvey Crawley, Mildred Curlee, Alice Currier, Mary Frances Dalton, Marion Dameron, Marion Darley, Margaret Davis, Blanche Davis, Dot Davis, Jeraldean Davis, Lucy Davis, Nora Dawson, Virginia Deacon, DuVal De Witt, Betty Dillon, Dick Dixon, Beatrice Dobson, Amos Dodgion, Wanda Dolan, James Doss, Elizabeth Dudley, Melvin Dudley, Winston Dunnam, Walter Eddy, Josephine Elam, Charles Eubank, Billy Farmer, Hallie Ferguson, June Ferguson, Marjorie Ferguson, Montie Figg, Herbert Fischer, Ruth Fisher, Margaret Fitzgerald, Evangeline Foster, Anne Foster, Ethel Fulwider, Glen Gannaway, Page Garbee, Walter Garbee, William Garrett, Herbert Gay, Sam Gill, Thelma Gilmer, Margaret Gooden, Elmo Gordon, Elizabeth Graff, Jimmy Grey, Gwendolyn Haas, Margaret Hall, Gladys Hamner, Peter Hancock, Clarence Harding, Barbara Hargis, Katherine Harris, Giles Harris, Marguerite Hartless, Calvin Hawkins, Mary Frances Haymaker, Eloise Heald, Wistar Herring, Chris Hicks, Gladys Hicks, Stuart Hight, Traverse Hill, Helen Hillsman, Byrd Hines, Dorothy Holloran, Dorothy Holston, Peggy Hopkins, Jessee Houser, Richard Huff, Margaret Hughes, Dorothy Hughes, Homer Hunter, Madeline Irby, Stuart Jackson, Elsie Jefferson, William Jennings, Annie Jennings, Billy Jessee, Ernest Johns, Harry johnson, Leo Johnson, Tom Jones, Bernice Jones, Cary Kash, Frances Kavanaugh, Bettie Kelly, Walter Kersey, Clinton Kessler, Lloyd Kidd, Roberta King, Ardean Kirkpatrick, Virginia Kunz, Baylis Kunz, Lona Lacy, George Laughlin, Hellice Lawless, Kenneth Lawson, Sarah Layne, Mary Leathers, Launa Levy, Jerry Lewis, Ed Lowe, Leola Lucado, Louise Marsh, Joe Marshall, Jane Martin, J. P. Martin, Robert Martin, Rosa Mason, Carroll Mason, Earle Mason, Gordon Mason, Marion Matheny, Wallace Mawyer, Phyllis Mayberry, Kirk Mayberry, Pauline McDaniel, Eliza McDaniel, Elizabeth McDonald, Maydelle McGinnis, Charlotte McHaney, Ted McLaughlin, Mary Miller McNutt, Morton Meidling, Dot Metts, Janice Miles, Alease Minnick, Carolyn Mitchell, Richard Montgomery, Isabel Morgan, Peyton Morris, Edward Morton, Thelma Moser, Charles Munday, Clarence Murrie, Frank Myers, Carolyn Newman, Ann Nuckles, William Oglesby, David Oppleman, Phyllis Owen, Bethea Penny, William Perdieu, Juanita Perkins, Dorothy Peters, Hazel Peters, Rhett Pettyjohn, Mary Jane Phifer, Conley Phillips, Mary Lewis Poindexter, Anne Poindexter, Jeanne Powell, Frances Price, Dot Price, Gloria Pugh, Leslie Read, Franklin Read, Lewis Rice, Clarence Richardson, Eugene Richeson, George Ricketts, Charles Roberts, Clarence Robertson, Floyd Rock, Eleanor Rock, Ruth Rogers, Thelma Ross, Elaine Rush, Betty Rush, Genevieve Rush, Walstrum Russell, Jeanette Sale, Jimmy Sandidge, Robert Saunders, Frank Shearer, Wilbur Short, James Shumate, Dan Simpson, Phyllis Skelton, Claude Slaughter, Margaret Smith, Jean Smith, Josephine Smith, Nick Smoot, Frances Snead, George Speicher, William Spencer, Margaret Stalling, Eleanor Stenson, Dot Stephens, Voyle Steppe, Carol Stevens, Kingsley St. John, Janie Stokes, Fannie Sumpter, Charles Sutler, Mary Jane Sutor, Jack Swanson, Dot Sydnor, Brantley Templeton, Love Thaxton, Meryle Thomas, Bruce Thompson, Earle Thompson, George Thurman, Phillip Tinsley, Ann Torrence, Billy Towles, Nancy Trent, Roland Tuck, Catherine Tucker, Eleanor Turner, Barrow Turner, Elizabeth Turpin, Mary Unrue, Calvin Vasold, Alton Viar, Mildred Wallace, David Weigand, Owen West, Dick White, Bobbie Lee White, Everneal White, Marie Wilkerson, Billy Wilkins, Bobby Wilson, Gertrude Wingfield, Martha Frances Witt, Vera Wood, Lois Wood, Van Woodall, Charles Woodson, J.C. Woody, Leonard Wooten, Olie Worsham, Mildred Wrench, Frances Wright, Arlene Wright, Rachel Wyatt, Joe IN MEMORIAM JOHN BRANTLEY SYDNOR ” Born: Died: May 9, 1938 December 16, 1922 SS i GOTT AME V7; Vf, Vy Vl oe Ll ‘ © First steps are the most difficult and also the most important ones. The Sophomores have made a good beginning. Already they have caught the spirit of the school, and we are confident that they will develop into a class that will represent the finest type of high school student. Adamee, Catherine Adamee, Lowdon Adams, Dell Adams, Luther Adler, Joan Akers, Rachael Alexander, Langhorne Almond, Elaine Almond, Elise Anderson, Orville Anderson, Virginia Apperson, Courtney Armstrong, Sheila Arrington, Henry Arrington, Jean Ashworth, Ruth Aultice, Gertrude Baggs, Mary Ballowe, Davis Barksdale, Jeanne Bargamin, Caroline Batemen, Nancy Batson, William Beard, Madelynne Beasley, Kathryn Bethel, Madeline Bethel, Wesley Bibee, Sam Billingsley, Lois Blackburne, Christine Blankenship, Russel Blackwell, Ellen Board, Frances Bohannon, Frances Boswell, Hazel Bowers, Mary Frances Bradley, Malcolm Brady, Walter Brightwell, Mozelle Brooks, Doris Brooks, Peggy Brooks, Sam Brown, Elizabeth Bryant, Edith Bruffey, Max Buchanan, Donald Bullock, Frances Bullock, Herbert Bullock, Warren Burch, Eloise Burkholder, Frank Burnette, Clinton Burnett, Evelyn Burnette, Frances Burnette, Joe Burnham, Mary Burruss, Dorothy Butterworth, Ted Byrd, Joe Calvert, Edward Calhoun, Jean Calhoun, Ray Caldwell, Louise Campbell, Edna Campbell,Faye Cardwell, Jean Carroll, James Carroll, Germaine Carroll, Frances Cassidy, Evelyn Chaffin, T. J. Cheatham, Paul Chenault, Lois Christian, Drury Claiborne, Mary Clary, Penn Clarke, Lambuth Cline, Nyle Colbert, Hartwell Coleman, Betty Ann Conner, Lois Corbitt, James Cosby, Sarah Cox, Eleanor Crabtree, Harry Craft, Frances Crews, Marvin Dabney, Jack Dalton, Marie Daniels, Mavis Davidson, Ernest Davis, Frances Davis, Fred Dearing, William Dinnis, Henry Doering, Margaret Dooley, Paul Driskill, Clyde Dudley, Doris Dudley, Fred Duval, Maynard Easter, Doris Edmunds, Stockton Elliot, Bobby Evans, John Falwell, Calvin Falwell, Lawrence Fassett, Kathleen Fears, Oswell Fielder, Jimmy Fielder, William Fields, William Figg, Russell Fischer, Elizabeth Fitch, Elaine Fitzgerald, Winston Fore, Verna Foster, Naomi Foster, Winston Fox, Joe Franklin, Otis Freeman, Raymond Fry, Ashley Fulwider, Gale Funk, Julia Garbee, Dora Garbee, Edwin Garbee, Elizabeth Gauldin, Dorothy Gilliam, Jack Glass, Billy Glass, Ria Godsie, Cecil Godsey, Jeannette Golf, Henry Goldstein, Irene Graves, Doris Green, Edward Grey, Elise Griffin, Dot Guill, Bert Haas, Audrey Hackworth, Juanita Hadlock, Joe Hamaker, Richard Hamlett, Thomas Hamlette, Hazel Hanson, Kenneth Hanson, Lanny Harlowe, Lucy Harris, Elizabeth Harris, Eunice Harris, Thomas Hart, Mildred Hartsook, Wallace Haynes, Gladys Hendricks, Dot Hendricks, Ralph Henson, Ruth Hickman, Otha Mae Hicks, Richard Higginbotham, Dot Hill, Dorothy Hill, Douglas Hiller, Mary Hinchee, Julia Hippert, Annie Laurie Holt, Jack Hoppenstein, Ethel House, Headley Howell, Warren Hudson, Mildred Hudson, Shirley Huff, Hilda Hunter, Kathrine Hunt, Jack Hunt, Marvin Irvin, Estelle Irvin, Virginia Jackson, Betsy Jackson, Buddy Jackson, Dabney Jackson, Richard Jennings, Jean Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Frances Johnson, Rucker Johnston, Stella Jones, Doris Jones, Ebert Jones, Margaret Jones, Margaret Jones, Marion Jones, Merle Joyner, Geraldine Kash, Virginia Kay, Milton Keeling, Cecil King, Carita King, Gloria Kirby, Dorothy Kulp, Merlin Lacy, Milton Lane, Ann Langford, Anne Langford, John Lawhorne, Earl Lawhorne, Morris Lawhorne, Nellie Lawrence, Walter Layne, Carlettie Layne, Dorothy Lee, Helen Lester, Lloyd Leys, Charles Ligon, Billy Lindsay, Harry Lindsey, June Lipscombe, Bobby Londeree, Doris Londree, Archer Lovelace, Billy Loving, George Luck, Alfred Lumsden, Rosalie Macleod, Albert Maddox, Clyde Mahanes, Bob Malloy, Nellie Mann, Richard Marcus, Frank Marks, Ruth Marks, Warren Marshall, Sam Martin, Sammy Mason, Iris Mason, Warren Massie, Billy Mathews, Rebecca Mayhew, Edna Mayberry, Louise Mays, Frances McAlister , George McAllister, John McBride, Billy McCarthy, Bob McClintic, Billy McCraw, Peyton McCraw, Raymon McDavid, Marvin McDonald, Frank McHaney, Marynette McIntosh, Billy Mclvor, Labron McKillip, Kenneth McLennan, Margaret McQuarry, Frank McVeigh, Beverly Mead, Ryland Mehaffey, Paul Miller, Howard Mills, Myrtle Mitchell, Guy Mitchell, Helen Monger, Phyllis Montgomery, Riley Moorman, Lewis Morgan, Margaret Morgan, Mildred Morgan, Virginia Morris, Fred Morris, Virginia Morrison, Mary Claire Morton, David Moseley, Melva Moss, Warren Murphy, Thelma Murrell, Charles Nininger, Tommy Nottingham, Judge Nowlin, John Oaks, Sylvia Ore, Claudia Orr, Robert Ottinger, Arnold Ould, Jimmy Overstreet, Nancy Owen, Charles Owen, Earl Padgett, David Padgett, Jeanne Paris, Charlotte Parish, Billy Parrish, John Patterson, Dick Payne, Esther Pearson, Gale Pearson, Herbert Perkins, Nancy Peters, Roland Petratos, K:therine Pettyjohn, Ann Philips, Charles Philips, Richard Pickeral, Billy Pierson, Betty Plunkett, Frank Plunkett, Lewis Plunkett, T. L. Ports, George Pote, I. H. Price, Charlotte Quarles, Nordreen Ragland, Billy Ragland, Frank Ray, Jean Rhodes, Opal Rice, Jane Richards, Stephen Richardson, Nellie Riley, Iris Roach, Marion Rodgers, Dana Rodgers, Dorothy Rogers, Mary Rosenberger, Cornelius Rosser, Vernell Rucker, Mary Ruhland, Christine Sandidge, Billy Sandidge, Warren Sale, Lorene Schewel, Henry Schowalter, Fred Shearer, Alice Shearer, Elizabeth Shelton, Morris Shepherd, Margaret Short, Billie Short, Dick Singleton, Natalie Skidmore, Jimmy Slater, Billy Slocum, John Smiley, Vickey Smith, Christine Smith, Florence Smith, Hazel Smith, Howard Smith, James Smith, Pauline Smith, Rex Smoot, Ralph Snead, Geneva Snead, Virginia Snow, Anne Spaldin, Engene Spencer, June Spencer, Margaret Spradlin, Florence Sprouse, Herman Spruce, Frank Staton, Helen Stieren, Charles Stovall, Charles Summers, Sybil Sumner, Josephine Sutler, Jack Sweeney, Richard Sydnor, Rochette Taylor, Bobbie Taylor, Jack Taylor, Phil Templeton, Jeanne Tennyson, Montague Terrell, Fred Thaxton, Edgar Thaxton, Henry Thaxton, Virginia Thomas, Audrey Thomas, Kathryn Thompson,Mary Thompson, Virginia Thornhill, Frances Thornton, Leslie Toler, Hughie Tompkins, George Torrence, Ashley Torrence, Frank Torrence, Robert Trent, Lawence Trevey, Hazel Tuck, Harold Turner, Claude Turner, Gladys Turner, Nancy Unrue, Lawrence Volk, Louise Walker, Herbert Walker, Loretta Walker, Mamie Ward, Clyde Webb, Lewis Webb, Valeria Wells, Lawrence White, Herbert White, Marjorie White, Warren Whitmore, Ruth Whitten, Ruth Wilkerson, Earl Wilkins, Harry Williams, Bill Williams, Thelma Willis, Neva Wilson, Norman Wood, Alfred Wood, Billy Wood, Edith Wood, Myrtle Woodall, Margaret Woodhead, Ralph Woodfin, Jean Wright, Jimmie Wright, Junior Yates, Ladora Young, Virginia Younger, Lester H. A. C. WaLkeER Principal FACULTY THomas M. Funk Mathematics, Athletic Coach ELIZABETH C. GLass Latin, History LILLIAN F, GREGORY Head of Romance Language De partment CLEMENTINE GoopE Davis Shorthand Ettie K. Harvey Bookkee ping KATHLEEN HoLMes French, Spanish J. HeatH Lewis Head of History Department L. H. McGug, Jr Head of Science Department Frep B. McLaurin Mathematics 4 . aeeey ad ey i. : PauLINE T. FIsHEeR Dean of Girls, History CHarLes M. ABBoT History, German HarriETTE S. BELL Spanish SAMUEL HENRY BENNETT English RutH H. BLUNT English E. F. BURMAHLN Director of Business Education Lewis T. Davis Head of Latin Department Appiz T. Eure English Jack Evans English, History GROVER EVERETT Physics, Chemistry BuakeE E. Is_rey Assistant Principal, Mathematics FACULTY EveELYN L. Moore English HELEN H. NELSon English Mattie H. C. NicHowas English RoscoE R. OGLEsBY Government, Social Problems LoNNIE WOODRUFF OWEN Commercial Geography, Typewriting Mary Seotswoop PAYNE English BEULAH Puipps Chemistry Miss Fisher, Miss Wiggins, Mr. Lewis Mrs. Gregory, Mr. McCue, Mr. Bierly ERMA LEE PoRTER S. i 3 | i E oe Mrs. Helbig, Mr. Warthen, Miss Peck Ty pewriting, Shorthand, Transcription RuTH H. PREBBLE Typewriting, Commercial Geography MarSHALL SMITH Biology C. A. SYDNoR Mathematics Evsic V. TaLBot English ELIZABETH N. WALLACE History Evetina O. WiccINs Head of English Department MarGareT F, WILLiams Bookkee ping, Commercial Geography, Office Training Miss Payne, Mr. Oglesby, Miss Nelson Miss Williams, Mrs. Owen, Mr. Bennett Miss Harvey, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Rowen FACULTY FaNNIE B. WRIGHT History NELL C. EVERETT Commercial Geography, Girls’ Athletics MarTHA RUTHERFORD ROWEN History, Shorthand, Commercial Geography R. Lewis BiERLY Music MarGARET HELBIG Art C. R. WarTHEN Physical Training IsABEL PECK Physical Training J oO NorvVELL CRAIGHILL Librarian ANICE HOWELL Secretary to Principal PHoEBE EDMUNDS Supervisor of Study Halls Mrs. D. M. Davis Director of Cafeteria Mrs. B. R. CHAMBERS Assistant Director of Cafeteria Miss Porter, Mrs. Wallace,. Mrs. Everett, Mr. Everett Mr. Evans, Miss Bell, Miss Holmes, Miss @raighill Mr. Funk, Mrs. Nicholas, Miss Glass, Miss Prebble Miss Moore, Miss Talbot, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Eure Miss Wright, Mr. McLaurin, Mr. Abbot, Miss Phipps Mr. Smith, Mr. Sydnor, Miss Blunt, Mr. Burmahln NOAa—-aAMmreLla ——— --- ga Fi]: oC meron (ae ® Athletics play an important part in a modern school curriculum. Each year the school is approaching nearer and nearer its goal of one hundred percent participation in its intra-mural athletics. This year, more than ever before, a larger number of stu- dents have taken part in this phase of extra- curricular activities. FOOTBALL With no more than average material to work with, Coaches Funk and Smith suc- ceeded in moulding a formidable football eleven by the day of the opening game. On the eve of the initial tilt with South Boston, the Hilltop prospects appeared bright for a successful season with Lynchburg’s all-state guard, James Burton Saunders, leading the way. As the season progressed the Hilltoppers were again hit hard by their old injury jinx. Billy Chipley and Billy McClintic, regular end and guard respectively, were both put on the sidelines for the remainder of the season in the game with Thomas Jefferson of Richmond. As the traditional classic with their arch-rivals, Roanoke, approached, the Funk- men had succeeded in winning only five out of nine games in a season marked bv colorful football. Having pointed for this game through the entire season, the Hill. top scored on a spectacular pass interception by guard Morris early in the game and defended their advantage brilliantly against their heavier rivals to win 6-0. al -_ jaa _— O 2 BASKETBALL Front row: Leslie Pugh, Myron Duncan, Billy Chipley, Leo Johnson, Harry Hill, Elmo Gooden Second row: James Saunders, Duval Deacon, Earl Shepherd, Frank Read, John Oglesby Third row: Ray Thacker, “Red” Houser, Ted McHaney Fourth row: Mr. McCue and Mr. Funk d Prospects for basketball were very bright at the beginning of the 1937-38 season when the Hilltoppers won their first five games. Included in this string of wins was a victory over the powerful Jefferson High team from Richmond. At this point in the season, the squad dropped two close games in a row, one to the V. M. I. frosh and one to Danville. Having lost two of its best players in Captain John Oglesby and “Red” Saunders, the team lost three more close ones in a row, including a return game with the V. M. I. frosh. They won easily from Lane High and Andrew Lewis, but lost again to Danville. In a return game with Lane High the Hilltop won its final victory, dropping the last two games of the season to Roanoke and Hargrave by large scores. Glass High led her opponents in total points scored, with 456 to 429. Individual high scorer was Leslie Pugh with 92 points, followed by Leo Johnson and John Oglesby. 4 eR BT TT AT NA I TS si ape Sd oe CHEER LEADERS Irma Madren Brian Bowen B Te Laura Graves Jimmy Cox Helen Travis RESUME OF BASKETBALL SEASON SOuUth @DOStON@e sacs A. commen Ss 12 LORS COMMER a ta oan cas ee as es BE 21 fF ae) OR ARICHINOUC.e) ce. nie eee 30 BL Arora VOM Nir. ite Aas ied ae ee 26 BN EICCOWG @ IEC WAS Merete ne, Pas) yarn 22 NW Vine pH OSH outta, @ksn hy Skee Ge 2o% Danville. =. ses ge Oe dhln ool See, 32 Hampden-Sydney Frosh .......... 28 etersomLitclis saehenec enone 35 VaeViw [os FcOstie on, ies. 6 oh eee p ) PAnealite Docc cee hc nen ee 13 (NOTE Wah Le Wi Seeman Sou Nig 2H Dargie came ee, cetie teT nan . . Saet 36 ATOR me hd ana ate ie es ence ae Pay Jefessonel lie Lert mh oe een 41 Lato ra ViGwVL.: 7. e eM cee eet ns Sess a7 iLOTAm mE Opponentsaic. ate a ano 429 Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Front row: Joe Byrd, Wallace Matheny, Buddy Batson, Nick Smith, Floyd Robertson, Hundley Diffendal, Floyd McKenna, Fred Childress, Harry Hill, Jack Holt, Click McKenna. Second row: Mr. Funk, Walter Dunnam, Jesse Hopkins, Billy Chipley, Harry Johns, Douglas Wilson, Beverly McVeigh, Jimmy Cox, Peter Hamner, Mr. Everette. At the beginning of the 1938 track season, Coach Everette had high expectations of winning at least three meets out of five as he moulded together a fine team built around Captain Hundley Diffendal and Floyd McKenna, hold-overs from the 1937 squad. After the first meet with Thomas Jefferson High of Richmond, it was evident that the Hilltop needed more capable track and field men. In this meet the Everettemen took a majority of first places, but lost the meet by the hair-line margin of five points, as their opponents piled up much needed points, taking virtually all the second and third places. Coach Everette issued a call to all boys in school in order to get more material with which to work. In spite of added men and rigorous training, the Hilltop lost — two out of the three remaining meets by close margins. The sole victory came in the final meet of the season with Roanoke. In the state meet the following week the Hilltop scored five points as Hundley Diffendal out- sprinted all rivals in the hundred yard dash. Left to right: Mr. Smith, Lawrence White, Gibson Hooten, Leo Johnson, Charles Craddock, William Bullock, Frank Read, Sam Bibee, Newman Ogden, Walter Kelly, Jimmy Ould. The 1938 tennis season opened without the return of a single letter man. However there was an abundance of material, from which Mr. Smith, tennis coach, was able to round out a fairly formidable team. In the first meet of the season with Charlottes- ville, Glass won 7-0. In the second and third meets however, the squad, still green, lost by close scores to Danville and Roanoke respectively. In the state tennis meet, the Glass High doubles team, composed of Leo Johnson and Walter Kelly, managed to reach the finals but lost to a smooth-stroking Maury High combination. The first five players on the tennis squad this year were Leo Johnson, Walter Kelly, Lawrence White, Frank Read, and Charles Craddock. Glass High . Glass High . Glissshigh se Glassibivehian) mae Glass High . Glass High . Glass High . Glass High Glass High Glass High Totat—Glass High South Boston Lexington +. T. J. of Richmond Eiarsrave Maga a: Andrew Lewis V. M. I. Frosh Danville. a 4 ae Hampden-Sydney Frosh Jefferson High V. M. I. Frosh Lanegrli foes Andrew Lewis Danville ... Lane High .. Jefferson High Hargrave M. A. Totat—Opponents Glass High Glass High . Glass High . Glass High . Totat—Glass High SCORES FOOTBALL SUMMARY 27 = oO 1 SS, A. SiO Seon N bo ae 22 29 2a 28 35 25 seals) 764 , 136 wea . 41 a7 AZo South Boston ... Clifton Forge . Thomas Jefferson John Marshall . Salem IGE Uh gc aie Oe Danvillé |. Portsmouth Lane High Roanoke . Opponents BASKETBALL SUMMARY Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High Glass High . Glass High Glass High . TRACK SUMMARY Thomas Jefferson . Durhanivin ese tee John Marshall . . Roanoke. : Sect ea Opponents 45 34 33 30 26 Soe 29 Os, RS «ils oe . 46 eZ ee as) 2p ez) 4y6 ® Activities do much to develop the indi- vidual personality of the participants in the various phases of extra-curricular work. They offer amusement, chances for special recognition along lines of creative ability as well as helpful association with fellow students. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The greatest honor that can be bestowed upon a senior in Glass High School is membership in the National Honor Society—open once a year to only fifteen per cent of the graduation class. This fifteen per cent must rank in the upper third of a scholastic rating for the three years in high school besides possessing the outstanding qualities of leadership, service, and character. Excellent averages were made by five seniors. Carolyn Beardsworth with 96.95 attained the third highest mark ever recorded in N. H. S. history at Glass. Other averages above 95 are Helen McGehee, 96.46; Walter Evans, 96.32; Harold Thornhill, 96.17; Homer Johnson, 95.41. The election on March 10 came earlier than usual, allowed the society to organize and start its projects for the year. By a vote, members planned to coach pupils deficient in school work, put on an honor campaign, and transcribe records of Juniors from per- manent record cards for information on future members of the Honor Society. Two committees were appointed to further work. Ann Morrison, chairman of the program committee, had as assistants Carolyn Beardsworth, James Cox, and Sam Will- iams. Jean Drysdale, service committee chairman, was aided by Laura Graves, Buddy King, and David Scott. Membership in the National Honor Society, Glass High’s reward to students with excellent qualities, should be one of the prime aspirations of every Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman. MortTtTo: “Scholarship, Leadership, Character, Service.” First row: Mary Campbell, Dorothy Thompson, Eloise Hickman, Dorothy Braden, Mildred Lawhorne, Elizabeth Shefheld, Lois Ellis, Leone Chaffin, Helen McGehee, Lucy Mae Hughes, Evangeline Robertson. Second row: Nell Slater, Katherine Howard, Dorothy Hillsman, Isabel Edmunds, Carolyn Beardsworth, Homer Johnson, Ann Morrison, Miss Fisher, Gibson Hooten, Sam Williams, Laura Graves, Jimmy Cox, Jimmie Kyle, Marguerite Cumby. Third row: Jean Drysdale, David Scott, Walter Evans, Buddy King, Andrew Walton, Harold Thornhill, Bill Craddock, Billy Wood, Charles Craddock, Robert McDaniel, Doris Pugh, Polly Liggon, Eunice Leebrick, Elnora Tucker. td) OFFICERS e GIBSON SELOOTEN Se. Gu ia, Ce ete ee ee ee Oe President ANNE MORRISON] © lees (ce ee, as ee ee 6. Vice=President SAMIW ULETAMS 3.0 oul see SRS eS oh wee, OCCTELUTY HoMER JOHNSON .... . . Treasurer First row: Peggy Holston, Dot Hillsman, Leone Chafhn, Helen McGehee, Homer Johnson, Anne Poindexter, Dan Shumate, Jimmy Sale, Bobby Wilkins. Second row: Nell Slater, Eloise Hickman, Dorothy Braden, Katherine Howard, Betty Reid, Miss Talbot, Miss Moore, Sam Williams, Laura Graves, Leighton Acree, Mary Miller McLaughlin, Josephine Bates, Marie Conson, Lucy Mae Hughes. Third row: Mr. Isley, Floyd Robertson, Byrd Hillsman, Jean Smith, Bobbie Lee White, Dorothy Swanson, Kingsley Stevens, Orion Templeton, Dot Ware, Mary Jane Pettyjohn, Eleanor Stalling, Dot Watt, Evelyn Ferguson. Fourth row: Winston Dudley, Archie Bailey, Carroll Mason, Joe Marsh, Eugene Richardson, William Garbee, Frank Read, Brian Bowen, Sam Bibee, Elsie Jackson, Mavis Bunch, Dot Holloran, Gibson Hooten. e STAFF SaM WitutiamMs . . . Editor-in-Chief Dot HirtsmMan . . . Managing Editor HoMeER JOHNSON . . Assistant Editor ARCHER BatLeEy . . Business Manager Associate Editors—Orion Templeton, Dan Shumate, Leighton Acree, Nell Slater, Joe Marsh, Lucy Mae Hughes In the Glass High Journalism room, twenty-four issues of the High Times have been written, an increase of four over last year. Producing a school news weekly is probably one of the stiffest jobs a student can work on, considering that only three days a week are allowed for actual work on the publication. Almost unlimited opportunities are offered in practical experience in writing, ac- counting, and making personal contacts with people in civil life, the most important feature of all. Journalism in High School gives a chance for all pupils to express themselves in writing and to really participate in high school life. QUILL AND SCROLL First row: Mallie Ramsey, Mary Campbell, Ed Lewis, Miss Moore, Leighton Acree, Betty Reid, Mary Burford. Second row: Orion Templeton, Nell Slater, Dorothy Hillsman, Lucy Mae Hughes, Dorothy Braden, Bess Smiley, Homer Johnson, Dan Shumate. Third row: Walter Evans, Sam Williams, Virginia Worley. Fourth row: Joe Marsh, Jean Plunkett. 6 OFFICERS Epwarp Lewis ... . . President BeruyeR PIO sk sn oeererary LEIGHTON AcREE . . Vice-President IDANSSHUMATE: vu) .au ee een, J Fegsuren The E. C. Glass chapter of Quill and Scroll, although rather inclined to lean back and view efforts of the past year, have accomplished something this year. Three national awards were won by E. C. Glass students in the National Group Contest of Quill and Scroll. Dot Holloran with an editorial; Joe Marsh with an advertisement; and Orion Templeton for headlines. MEMBERS OF QUILL AND SCROLL Betty Reid Dan Shumate Leighton Acree Bess Smiley Sam Williams - Nell Slater Mary Burford Dot Hillsman Joe Marsh Mary Campbell Homer Johnson Lucy Mae Hughes Mallie Ramsey Orion Templeton Dorothy Braden Edward Lewis Virginia Worley LATIN CLUB Front row: Margaret Banks, Margarite Cumby, Dorothy Holloran, Elsie Jackson, Dorothy Staples, Anne Poindexter, Mavis Bunch, Evangeline Wilkerson, Mary Campbell. Second row: Mildred Covington, Janice Campbell, Virginia Geissler, Eloise Hickman, Carolyn Beardsworth, Janie Camm, Jimmie Kyle, Helen Gray McGehee, Miss Elizabeth Glass, Jean Drysdale, Lucy Hoye Wallace, Virginia Clarke, Evangeline Roberston, Lucy Mae Hughes, Ann Morrison. Standing: Bobby Wilkins, Brian Bowen, Edward Lewis, Buddy King, Bill Cradd ock, Sam Williams, Claude Skelton, Walter Evans, Rosa Martin, e HELEN Griy MCGEHEE, JEAN DRYSDALE’ 20. Gaus Se, ya eel ee GOO TISHIS CAROLYN BEARDSWORTH 2 7-3 Wet wll s a we of ELON em Mares ANNE POINDEXTER a. % 0 foes 0 el nn es ee ere WALTER-EVAMS (5-30 ts 0 0 tees ge ere en ee CIEE OT. Dot HoLioran; EpcLewises gone oe ecates SaM WILLIAMS, JANIE CAMM .. . . Tribunes Furthering its ideals and aims, the Latin Club attended in a group a lecture by Dr. H. M. Poteat of Wake Forest College, N. C., at Sweet Briar College and one by Dr. Ralph Van Deman Magafhn, of New York University, at Randolph-Macon Woman’s College. By means of dues, books in Roman life and on Roman history have been added to the present library. At the meeting, instructive and entertaining programs were presented, including a Latin play based on the Saturnalia Festival. Through the year the club has lived up to its purpose and aim of making Latin more attractive and more appealing to high school students by giving programs accomplishing projects involving study of the classics, First row: Lois Mason, Mark Dooley, Warner Unger, Jack Wood, Jimmy Sale,’ Kirk Averette, Myrtle Gauldin, Dot Hillsman, Anita Cochran. Second row: Lucy Lawrence, Sterling Blanks, Senora Shorter, Dot Watt, Maude Whitten, Roger Young, Miss Bell, Laura Graves, Kathrine Howard, Ellen Evans, Oscar Blackwell, Helen Hill, Shirley Evans, ! Fairy McCraw, Charlene Harvey, Mary Conson. Third row: Jay Tashner, David Armistead, Raymond Kessler, Earle Shepherd, Jimmy West, Maxey Viar, Lee Sadler, Bill Ward, Arthur Bateman, Lawrence White, Dick Wiley, Oscar Sisk, Harry Hill, Hundley Diffendal. « OFFICERS Fall Spring -OGERS VLOUNG aig. Wem eke oe oe Presid cn ie ea Rak eee LauRA GRAVES CHAREESTNEESE scp. coc Ce eee Vice PVEsOCHE ate see KATHERINE Howarp MAUDEUN-CHIEIEN gooey oe Ou SOCTCUAN Vem eect het an tee ee ee ELLEN Evans [Oe TOA GE Aah has Ke See ve es 2 DEF CASUT OT, Baer yok _... Oscar BLACKWELL The Spanish Club is an organization for the members of the 4-B Spanish classes, to promote a better understanding of the Spanish language and to give a wider cultural and social background of Spanish life. The program consists of songs, games, readings, poems, and plays, all typically Spanish. The Spanish Club has bought a number of books for use in the club and for the library. The organization has had a very successful year under the able leadership of Miss Harriette Bell, the club’s advisor. MOTION PICTURE CLUB OFFICERS EARLE MASON So |g: o:s Lee eee ee eee LE eSICE EUGENE SPRADLIN ... . . . . . Vice-President Davip OGLEsBY .. . . Secretary-Treasurer Maynard Duval Aubrey Shaw Harry Johns William Slater Robert Mahanes George Snead Caroll Mason Jack Sutor Bobby Taylor The members of the Motion Picture Operator’s Club perform valuable services for the school in operating the motion picture equipment in the auditorium and class rooms. Starting this year as a new organization, the club has made rapid progress, having developed and trained ten operators. Next year the club will take in about six new members, who will be apprentices for a term and then will become junior operators. In addition to serving as operators of the projectors, the club holds regular meetings for the purpose of improving its service and studying motion pictures, photography, and related subjects. First row: Virginia Geissler, Mr. Abbott, Jimmie Kyle. Second row: Charles Craddock, Gibson Hooten, James Cox, ° OFFICERS GARE ESECRADDOCK EM tEE Ty) canted Ubnu k Sa ets ure | President VIRGINIA GEISSLER . . . .-. . Secretary-Treasurer Mr. CHarrtes Appott . . . Faculty Advisor The German Club of E. C. Glass High was revived in the fall of 1936 and has been in active existence since that time. Regular meetings are held. Rules of the club require that a portion of each meeting be devoted to the German speech. Although interest in the German Club had almost completely died out seve-al years ago, its rejuvination this year seems to indicate a larger and more complete organization next year. DAVID GARRICK PLAYERS First row: David Hillsman, Carroll Mason, Kathrine Howard, Jeanne Poindexter, Baylis Kunz, Mildred Covington, Lucy Wallace, Eleanor Krebbs, Virginia Kirkpatrick, Claiborne Perrow, Sarah Lawson, Gertrude Adler, Doroth Hillsman, Helen McGehee, Jimmy West, Charles Wilkinson. Sccond row: Howard Kyle, Betty Watts, Mary Campbell, Evangeline Wilkerson, Dorothy Staples, Betty Dawson, Mr. Abbott, Virginia Burnham, Virginia Clarke, Leighton Acree, Ann Morrison, Laura Graves, Carolyn Beardsworth, Janie Camm, Nancy Plunkett, Mark Dooley. Third row: Dot Robertson, Virginia Geissler, Mary Frances Hawkins, Bethea Owen, Dorothy Thompson, Eloise Hickman, Dot Wallace, Virginia Young, Mrs. Rowan, Nell Slater, Brian Bowen, Ted Butterworth, Kirk Averett, Roger Young, James Short. Fourth row: Hubert Thomas, Jack Wood, Charles Craddock, Billy Wood, Gibson Hooten, Billy Ward, Jimmie Kyle, Isabelle Montgomery, Page Gannaway, Ann Craddock, Mary Miller McLaughlin, Dawn Shanklin, Nick Smith, William Garbee. OFFICERS Fall Spring Mary Frances HAWKINS .... uP PeSEACHE: 8. 5 Jw, ew ale SE DON TIANSON PAGE-GANNOWAY¢e ooo oe Vice-President . “3 _.. GERTRUDE ADLER GERTRUDE ADLER ..... .. tts SOCCTELEEY AS pec ees ..... Dawn SHANKLIN CLAIBORNESLERROW ae DU TedsSUrer:. ee ae eee BERTHA CosTAs The 1937-38 David Garrick Players, were responsible for a season of very successful theatrical productions. In the fall of 1937 the club presented “Green Stockings,” a highly successful three-act comedy. The organization actively assisted with the pro- duction of “H. M. S. Pinafore” and “Spring Fever,” the annual operetta and the Hi-Y- Girl Reserve play, respectively. In addition the David Garrick Players have sponsored and presented several short playlets at assembly. ——- —— — - - CHEMISTRY CLUB First row: Herbert Garrett, Oscar Blackwell, Newman Ogden, Dick West, Alton Vasold, Bill Ford, Harry Hill, Winthrop Carter, Jimmy Drean, Bill Craddock, Parker Lee, Robert McHaney. Second row: Giles Harris, Macon Harper, Walter Evans, Homer Johnson, Robert McDaniel, Kenneth Lawless, Kingsley Stevens, Ernest Jessee, Thomas Tennyson, Harry Mitchell, David Scott, Orion Templeton. Third row: Mallie Ramsey, Leone Chaffin, Claiborne Perrow, Senora Shorter, Dorothy Staples, Mildred Covington, Mary Campbell, Evangeline Wilkerson, Miss Phipps, Jean Drysdale, Jimmie Kyle, Virginia Geissler, Eloise Hickman, Laura Graves, Shirley Evans, Ellen Evans, Gay Ward Brown. Fourth row: Archer Turner, Marion Wells, Ann Craddock, Jimmy West, Louis Read, Warner Unger, Billy Ward, Lois Craighill, Buddy King, Charles Wilkinson, Jessie Hopkins, Billy Bullock, Lucy Wallace, Stythe Pattison, Kathrine Howard, Charlene Harvey, Jean Plunkett, Janice Campbell, Phyllis Jones, Carolyn Beardsworth, Dorothy Thompson, Isabel Edmunds, Irene Bennington, Bess Smiley, Janie Camm, Beverley Gilmer. e OFFICERS DAVIDESCOT tart fee wer ere eee oe ce No oP resident JEANS DRYSDALE Gap) 0 eee eens ee a. Vice-President EVANGELINE?) WILKERSON: =.) nu. = =. « voecrelary WADLKERY EVANS § tga 6 L Feasurer The activities of the Chemistry Club this year have added an extra interest to the work carried on in our regular class. The club has had several interesting speakers, field trips and programs by the members of the club. Dr. French, head of the Chem- istty Department at Randolph-Macon, was one of the most enjoyed and best liked guests. Visits to various chemical plants have been interesting and have given the members a better knowledge of the part chemistry plays in the industries of this city. The club has found the programs, consisting of the pupils’ own contributions and informatory articles, of great benefit to its members. GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS Girls High School Club Be Square Club LEIGHTON ACREE ........ _...President....... 5, Wr Fey ETHEL FOosTER Mary CAMPBELL Meet, ot xteed ha a V ICE-PTesid CBRL ee ee VIRGINIA YOUNG JEAN DRYSDALE ¢. 55 5 eos 2 EEG) CL AT) ete ee ee MarGareT Haas KATHERINE Howarp . 2. aeons. CEGSIPE Re a ee ee . CHARLOTTE McGINNIs Sophomore Club JULIA: FON Kee ore is Pils cht Meese Se, So Deeg a’ an Presidente Mitprep. FIART °.2 a eee es ee Ce yestecer MARGARET SHEPHERD . 2. « « « « « wecretary INGSie) DEIN) 5 =m 5n o 0 6 a JhiRaaypaaer Tai ss ARS AL First row: WHundley Diffendal, Homer Johnson, L. T. Agee, Harry Mitchell, David Hillsman, Roger Young, Mark Dooley, Jessee Hopkins, John Langford, Jack Taylor, Bobby Taylor, Lewis Read, George Thompson. Second row: James Pearson, Otey Glass, Dick Wiley, Philip Thurman, Jimmy Cox, Billy Wood, Frank Read, Parker Lee, Fred Childress, Morton McNutt, Derwood Cochran, Macon Harper, Peter Hamner, George Snead, Chess McGehee, Herbert Garrett, Dale Clark, Frank Spruce, Gibson Hooten, Donald Bair, Harvey Crank. Third row: Gray Weigand, Ladd Johnson, Archer Turner, Charles Ricketts, A. H. Hawkins, Judge Nottingham, Charles Leys, Dick Short, Bruce Thomas, Harry Hill, Charles Craddock, Gilbert Feinman, Billy Chipley, Peyton Morgan, Charles Sumpter, Billy McClintic, Jack Dabney, Bill Sandidge. Fourth row: Walter Kelly, Walter Evans, Kirk Averett, Billy Saunders, Lewis Plun kett, Jack Hopkins, Bill Craddock, Billy Bullock, Buddy King, Ed Lewis, Earl Shepherd, Stythe Pattison, Joe Wyatt, Ray Thacker, Floyd McKenna. e OFFICERS Fall Spring FON DIE YS DIE RE ND Aileen et eee Rresidcn Es eee rs eo ae PETER HAMNER Bibicye .OODGn Chae ln oe het Vice-President.............. _..GEORGE SNEAD DN PAN GEE hy elt, 2) oor ae ig SCRICL AN Ven ete Bee ote ieee. toe HarvEY CRANK GHAREES: GRADDOCKes i en ne nen TEV CUSULT CT Ate As te ae CHARLES RICKETTS I AVIOM ET TL ShEAN aan peer, (ere ee Cha plate G Ue ckeck os fern. Epwarp Lewis The Hi-Y Club completes this year probably the most successful term in its entire history. Its peak of success was reached through the efforts of the 82 members and the staff of officers working under the leadership of Mr. Lawson Driscoll, adult advisor. ORCHESTRA As in previous years, the orchestra played a very important part in school dramatic productions this past year. The orchestra this year was a prime factor in the success of the light opera, “H. M. S. Pinafore,” rehearsing long hours every afternoon to master the musical selections. In the Spring Concert, the E. C. Glass Orchestra com- bined with a well organized Junior High group, presented half the program and ac- companied the chorus in the production of the concertized version of “Carmen.” At school plays these musicians are always present, adding zest to the play and eliminating the usual dull moments of intermission. Under the efficient baton of Mr. R. L. Bierly, the orchestra helps to enliven the assembly programs. BAND ee The band has accomplished some real work this year, in spite of the fact that this year’s group is somewhat small in comparison with that of last year. Besides playing at all of the football games in Lynchburg, the group made one out of town trip to Danville. In connection with fall activities the band also participated in the Senior Day parade and the Municipal Christmas parade. In the spring the organization turned to a more important phase of its work—that cf attempting to master the compositions of such genii as Strauss, Grieg, Wagner, and others. The band opened Music Week by playing some of these masterpieces. CHORUS First row: Evangeline Robertson, Dorothy Gauldin, Marjori e Yound, Anita Cochran, Florence Bradley, Margaret Slaughter, Polly Meadows, Martha Frances Wingfield, Lois Wood, Margaret Woodall, Sarah Wyrick, Sarah Lawson, Elmira Jones, Mary Meade Mason. Second row: Raymond Aultice, Mary Frances Hawkins, Ruby Brooks, Ethel Foster, Virginia Geissler, Shelby Nicholas, Carlettie Lane, Mary Frances Bower, Ethel Hoppenstein, Baylis Kuntz, Virginia Kirk- patrick, Sheila Armstrong, Elizabeth McDaniel, Caroline Bargamin, Elizabeth Bremer, Dorothy Hill, Christine Ruhland, Dorothy Spencer. Third row: Wubert Thomas, Janice Metz, Fay Mills, Elizabeth Sheffield, Margaret Turner, Mildred Law- horne, Gertrude Adler, Dot Wallace, Marjorie White, June Lindsay, Jean Woodfin, Ann Newman, Ann Craddock, Geneva Snead, Arlene Wright, Virginia Thaxton, Elise Gray, Dorothy Braden, Margaret Huff, Frances Paris, Carita King, Mildred Hart. Fourth row: Jack Sutor, Mr. Bierly, Bruce Thomas, Lucy Lawrence, Betty Dawson, Dot Staples, Jean Poindexter, Barbara Harding, Marian Dameron, Peggy’ Holston, Jean Drysdale, Eleanor Krebbs, Jimmie Kyle, Christine Blackburne, Elizabeth Brown, Rachael Dunn, Virginia Hughes, Edna Buchanan, Ella Dunn, Virginia Young. Fifth row: Brantley Sydnor, Lucia Adams, Loyd Kessler, John Matthews, David Armistead, Howard Kyle, Ted Butterworth, Stythe Pattison, William McDaniel, Chess McGehee, Lee Sadler, Beverly McVeigh, Kingsley Stevens, Henry Goff, Mary Jane Sutler, Rochette Sydnor, Mary Lewis Phillips, Katherine Hunter, Sixth row: Carroll Mason, Alton Vasold, Bert Sadler, Conley Phifer, Archer Turner, Winthrop Ca rter, T. P. Hight, Jack Wood, Clinton Kersey, Charles Steck, Warren Mason, Bill Ford, William Field, Courtney Apperson, Walter Lawrence, Herbert White. This year, the Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Clubs were combined into a mixed chorus of what is now over a hundred voices. The group meets every day, the members receiving standard credit towards their diplomas. “ The main work of the fall term was the production of the Gilbert and Sullivan opera, ““H. M. S. Pinafore,” the first light opera the school has attempted to put on. The work of the spring term was the annual Spring Concert, the main features being a concertized version of “Carmen.” ART LEAGUE First row: George Ports, Boyd Braden, William Speicher, Catherine Averett, Jack Hopkins, Leo Johnson, Frank Ottinger, Dot Robertson, Betty Coleman, Bethea Owen, Rhett Peters, Dick Wiley, Leslie Pugh, Jay Tashner. Second row: Bernard Callaham, Bobbie Lee White, Mildred Ottinger, Sylvia Hudson, Helen Travis, Irma Madren, Nellie Leathers, Helen McGehee, Virginia Young, Edna Campbell, Margaret Doering, Margaret Hart, Frances Davis, Margaret Shepherd, Anne Poindexter, George Lacy, Fred Showalter. Third row: Merle Scyphers, Mildred Lawhorne, Margaret Turner, Betty Dawson, Dot Ware, Doris Graves, Gloria King, Essie Rucker, Helen Bryant, Betty Pierson, Dot Wallace, Mary Frances Hawkins, Rochette Sydnor, Harry Wilkins, Jimmy Ould. Fourth row: Billy Jennings, Roger Young, Charlie Cyrus, Betty DeWitt, Gilbert Feinman, Jean Butler, Fay Campbell, Elizabeth Shearer, Lois Mason, Ann Lankford, Esther Payne, Ria Delos Glass, Shirley Hudson, Helen Lee, Merle Thaxton, OFFICERS Fall Spring GRARTES MGryY RUS gr pine a a outta eee | OPIATE Se HELEN Gray McGEHEE Mary Frances HAWKINS....... SVICO=PYCNACHL Aa he fcee 8h RHETT PETERS Reese Ti PETERS 02% inet ae SCOTELaT) = WV CASUTETINeE ta” Bow ices tee ni BETHEA OWEN LEO JOHNSON 2, Seo on. Commercial Advisors... .. . .... BERNARD CALLAHAN SIMONG ALDER peer et rene. (Men le ee © tpt eM a Plo oe Mel cas Leo JOHNSON BERNARD GAULARAN a reme be Sc) eee OS ie ei, Bitty JENNINGS WUNINE? POINDEXTER S65 34.02.2908 Resse AO CH bate nee een. Cine: RocEeR YOUNG PAPLEN: KIRK PATRICK eet. sey 8 Vater DO ere ane See ae ae Harry WILKINS Eg SE AG OW PIN e ce ee me ee eR ir, eee EsstE RUCKER Dick WihE Yo. sas] er eee ge ey © as os es CHARLES Cyrus KATHERINE RI VUCK ERO ye A ns Riu Bee CM TR Oe ae: Dick WILEY AGKs PLODKING Ree iene oes ig a Rae OOM R Ee CTA weenie, eh Sickel ye toe STEVE VAYNES THE LIBRARY COUNCIL First row: Walter Evans, Mark Dooley, Billy Palmer, Clyde Maddox, John Cox, Max Bruffey, Walter Lawrence, Carson Masencup, Dwight Hoover, Otey Glass, Richard Mann,: Gertrude Wilson, Drewey Christian, Frank Read. Second row: Charles Woodall, Phyllis Oppleman, Katherine Tuck, Margaret Spencer, Betty Rush, Lois Craighill, Fay Mills, Dot Robertson, Katherine Howard, Helen Bryan, Frances Craft, Virginia Carey, Lee Wilson. Third row: David Brown, Page Gannaway, Martha Rucker, Eleanor Tucker, Mary Turpin, Irene Allen, Peggy Holston, Ann Newman, Marian Dameron, Dorothy McDonald, Miss Craighill, Virginia Clark, Jean Drysdale, Virginia Mundy, Mary Theresa Thaxton, Virginia Burnham, Mary Rogers, Jean Woodfin, Helen Lee. Fourth row: Carroll Mason, Evelyn Cassidy, Elnora Tucker, Frances Wrench, Ruth Moore, Agnes Griffin, Hilda Cox, Frances Wilkins, Virginia Geissler, Betty Reid, Jane Marshall, Beverly Gilmer, Clyde Ward. Fifth row: Earl Mason, A. H. Hawkins, Marion Wells, Dorothy Tucker, Helen Morris, Lucy Cox, Jack Hopkins, Earl Shepherd, Bobby Taylor, Edwin Garbee, William Garbee, Gibson Hooten, Paul Buchanan, Clarence Roberts, Stockton Edmunds, Eloise Hickman, Eleanor Rock, Jean Barksdale, Billy Bullock, Harold Witt, Dick West, William McDaniel, Wallace Matheny, Charles Steck, Beverly McVeigh, Howard Kyle, Davi d Armistead, John Slocum, Donald Bair, Merlin Kulp, John Clark, Bruce Thomas, Jack Sutor, Tom Probst. “The library is the heart of the school.” The Staff and the Representatives make up the Library Council. Seven pupils work in the library during each period and before and after school. Under the supervision of the Librarian, Miss Norvell Craighill, the staff members rotate on their several duties and so learn to do every phase of the library work. There are also a treasurer, collector, messenger, and two typists. The Representatives of each home room bring the books to the library daily. The home room having the largest circulation receives a prize, offered by the library. The library houses six thousand volumes. Last year’s circulation was 32,168. The Department of Business Education, comprised exclusively of the school’s com- mercial students, endeavors to train pupils for life in the business world and enables them to choose a means of earning a profitable living. Thus, with an adequate busi- ness training, commercial graduates are given the opportunity to become the leaders of their communities and provide for their future welfare. FRENCH CLUB First row: Home Johnson, Harold Thornhill, Gloria Price, Irene Bennington, Eloise Hickman, Helen McGehee, Nellie Leathers, Betty Dawson, David Scott, Oscar Blackwell. Second row: Dorothy Thompson, Virginia Bennington, Lucy Hoye Wallace, Phyllis Jones, Virginia Probst, Dorothy Braden, Virginia Clarke, Leone Chaffin, Miss Holmes, Doris Oglesby, Gay Ward Brown, Ann Craddock, Lois Craighill, Ann Morrison, Isabel Edmunds. Third row: Evelyn Ferguson, Orion Templeton, Eleanor Krebbs, Carolyn. Beardsworth, Sylvia Hudson, Mildred Ottinger, Frances Miles, Wilhelmina Height, Nell Slater, Betty Watts, Elnora Tucker, Janie Camm. e OFFICERS Fall Spring DorotTHy THOMPSON........ President). eee eee ELotsr HICKMAN HaroLpD THORNHILL........: Vice-President ae ae Harotp THORNHILL CAROLYN, BEARDSWORTH 2.2... 2. 2. D¢CTELGT yee ne ee Davip Scott CAROLYN BEARDSWORTH ........... LTeCasShVer. tle ae eee HeLEN McGEHEE DAyID SCOTT: 2 ieee a ee Sergeant-at-Arms... sce . 6 a8 oe VIRGINIA CLARK The French Club, under the capable direction of Miss Holmes, faculty advisor, has been revived and has enjoyed a very successful term. It meets every month at the . . 4? home of some member and a program is given. These programs are intended to better acquaint the pupils with the French language and customs. ae eee ear : | VARSITY CLUB LARRY EA Peers! nak President OUEVECGEASS: i. Wee i ween | eCrelary James SAUNDERS . . . Vice-President JoHN OcLEsBY,. . . . . Treasurer Mr. FUNK anp Mr. McCuz ... .. . . Faculty Advisors GIRLS’ MONOGRAM CLUB TAU RALGRAVESI I une a me ebresides Dorion onAN@). 9). ae 6-0 OeCherUryy Louise Ernst .. . . Vice-President HeLen Hii. . . . « J regageer Top: Pupils of Miss Williams’ home room. Center: Pupils of Mr. Everett’s home room. Bottom: Pupils of Miss Phipps’ home room, Top left: Mr. Cole and Mr. Isley. Top, right: Miss Willicms. Bottom, left: Jean Butler. Bottom, right: Ann Craddock, Buddy King, and Jean Butler. In the fall of 1937, a campaign to raise funds for various needs of the school was organized by Mr. B. E. Isley. In cooperation with Mr. Mark Cole, a representative of the Crowell Publishing Company, he made it possible for students to offer more than thirty different kinds of magazines for sale. In the ensuing weeks, national records were broken. The school set a new all-time record for schools of all sizes, and Jean Butler set a record for individual sales. Miss Margaret Williams was the leader of the winning team, and her home room had the highest percentage of sales. Second was Mr. Grover Everett’s room; next was Miss Beulah Phipps’ room. The three highest individual salesmen were Jean Butler, Ann Craddock, second; and third, Buddy King. Home Stretch “Pinafore” Going up! Senior Day He takes them in his stride “Take your foot outa my eye!” Paging Miss Kirkpatrick! Mutual support, in “Green Stockings” Hands Up! P. S.—He made it! Over the top Stalling, stalling The Big Apple? Slow-man at work The headless parade What! no “Green Stockings?” Football—and how! The road to science They must have “Spring Fever”’ As seen from a second-story window Who says there ’re no pretty presidents? Their big day Remember your table manners! Who said that? What’s so interesting? About to paint the town red Music! Smile, please! “Tripping the light fantastic” Tor—Scene showing the cast of Gilbert and Sullivan’s “H. M. S. 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