Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1941 volume:

STAN eateeets mee i Sern Sc en Nana rieT FES Ye ita IO pean Sere 4 SSS SSS . Ree i on Se ie SS i iwe == SSS — Sain Shee srperas eRrNAeUBNe te re torn oe ee i | i H hit { i i i H ‘ H Page Two First row, (left to right): Dinwiddie, Landrum, Boze, Dickison, Hackworth, Evans, Robertson, McDow. Second row: Mr. Bennett, Harvey, LaPrade, Thomasson, Blood, Leininger, Bradley, Myers, Manley, Diuguid. Third row: Burnette, Hopkins, Mitchell, Spencer, Davis, Hopkins, Clarke, Costas. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editors Class Editor Assistants Activities Editor Assistants Feature Editor Assistants School Editors Athletic Editor Assistants Art Editor Assistant Business Manager Assistants Chief Typist Advertising Managers Advertising Solicitors Che Crest MaRGARET DICKINSON DarHNE BrapDLey, THOMAS HARVEY ce a JeEaN LANDRUM Nan THomasson, WiLti1am HopkINs °° SALLY ROBERTSON ELIZABETH LEININGER, ALEEN MITCHELL KaTHRYN Evans MartHa Davis, GLapys HARVATH Harry Boze, JaMEs MANLEY James DINWIDDIE ELIZABETH LaPrapE, EvELYN MYERS RussELL McDow MarGaARET BLoop JEAN SPENCER RaLtpH HackwortTn, Epwin BURNETTE MaDELINE SPENCER Gus Costas, Jesste Diucuip Betty CLark, MARGARET ANN Hopkins, JeELLIs KirKPATRICK, ELstE SANDERSON, ARTHUR JOHNSON, ROBERT REILLY, FRANK TORRENCE Faculty Advisor “Mr. S. H. BENNETT N UNE T EE Ne SPOR Tey :O Nb Cage oa We believe that an annual should be a book depicting school life, just as it is. With this idea, we chose for our theme “The School and School Life.” If in the years to come you look through this book and remember yourself as you were, your school as it was, then our labors have not been in vain. With this end in view, we present to you the Crest of 1941. MarGareEt DicKINsON JEAN SPENCER Editor Business Manager CAEP GSS: HIGH SS Oe Oko ei: Page Three Mr. ©. D. Christian Chairman, Lynchburg School Board NUN El-Be Ea FO TDN ONG reper Page Four EUILATIUN It is with gratitude and appreciation that we, the class of 1941, remember those who have by their wise planning and unselfish labors made possible the opportunities which we have enjoyed through the years of training at E. C. Glass. We know that this is the feeling, not only of the members of this class, but of all the school boys and girls of the city of Lynchburg. With pleasure we dedicate this, the 28th volume of the Crest to Mr. T. D. Christian, chairman and to Mr. C. G. Burton, Mrs. J. I. Hamaker, Mr. Thomas S. Kirkpatrick, Mr. C. Raine Pettyjohn, Mrs. Howell C. Featherston, Mr. John B. Winfree, Mr. Julian H. Addison, and Mrs. George J. Tompkins, faithful members of the Lynchburg School Board. Mr. Burton, Mr. Kirkpatrick, Superintendent Carmichael, Chairman Christian, Mr. Winfree, Clerk and Supervisor Burger, Mrs. Featherston, Mrs. Hamaker, Mrs. Tompkins, and Mr. Pettyjohn. Mr. Addison not present when picture was made. GS eee hb Hos GH OO L Page Five go Bepariment th ¢ €.€. Glass qunonmnenlll ot Yirgin: : By Contents DEDICATION THE SCHOOL CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS ae q of Education is Biplomun is Awarded to lass of 1941 has completed lhe requirements ion High Schoo € General Course _. .Page Four bee k on Pageusevet Pe Fane Page Fifteen SSL et tt ear des Page Sixty-Five _. Page Seventy-Three Page One Hundred Three SSS PASS S a Sea DRS ROS OS SEDER DERN IR See ee a LS ig REEL N a ON EZ 7 Z SHORES A Z A Z g 4 50.2. Za 5 Ga, Kf Zl SABES a4 pha gts DST IO ORL SOE SSE lS tcaseege oo ns SOROS SSS SOME ge CLT 7 CFG Administration... � Biake E. Isitey ; Principal : L. H. McCue, Jr. PauLINE T. FisHER Assistant Principal, Dean of Girls, Head of Science Department History NINETEEN FORTY-ONE CREST Faculty Evettna O. Wiccrns S. Henry BENNETT RutH H. Brunt Appice T. Eure Head of English Department English English English EveELYN T. Moore Mattie H. C. Nicuoras Mary S. PayNeE Erste V. TaLsot English English English English J. HeatH Lewis Cuartes M. ABBot THomas M. Funk Frep B. McLaurin Head of History Department History Coach and Head Mathematics of Mathematics Department C. A. SypNoR Grover W. Everett MarsHait W. SMITH Lewis T. Davis Mathematics Track Coach, Tennis Coach, Head of Latin Science ; Mathematics, Science Department GLASS HIGH ey FA RGROME Page Eleven Faculty E. F. BuRMAHLN RutH H. PREBBLE Erma Lee PorTER MarGareTt F, WILLtaMs Head of Business Business Education Business Education Business Education Education Department Ettre K. Harvey BEULAH PHurpps ELIzABETH N. WALLACE MartHa M. Rowan Business Education Chemistry History History CiirForD D. Fox VERNON SCHULTZ Howarp MENCH RicHarp JONES Head of Vocational Machine Shop Electrical Shop Mechanical Drawing Education Department Reece J. HUMPHREY Maryorre WALKER Wittiam J. Nicnoras Wititiam H. CoNNELLY Diversified Occupations Retail Selling | Music “Physical Education De. opener NINETEENSEORT Y-ONEGRES®. Jack W. Evans Harriet S. English Spanish Faculty BELL ELIZABETH C. GLass MarGARET HELBIG Latin Art NorvELt CraIGHILL Fannie B. WricGHT ANIcE HowELL IsaBEL PECK Librarian History Secretary to Princibal Physical Training Roscot R. OGLESBY CLEMENTINE G. Davis F. Arex Trass Nett C. EveRETT Civics Business Education Music, Fall Term Girls Athletics Littian F. GreGoRY Head of Romance Language Department (CPM eres elie Aehe sr On ehOr One KaTHLEEN HoLMeEs HELEN H. NELSON French and Spanish English Page Thirteen ee : : - a A diller, a dollar, A ten o’clock scholar. Bye O’, Baby Bunting, Daddy’s gone a hunting. Little Tommy Tucker Sings for his supper. MOTHER GOOSE RHYMES Jack Spratt could eat no fat, His wife could eat no lean, And so between them both, They licked the platter clean. Mary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? Polly, put the kettle on And we'll all have T. “Where are you going, my pretty maid?” “A milking, sir”, she said. Tom, Tom, the piper’s son, Stole a pig (skin) and away he run. Outstanding Events of the School Year 1940-4] SEPTEMBER 4... . Our Senior year started when we all gathered together again today, with many things to look forward to. SEPTEMBER 13 .... Today we chose our Senior Council, a representative group of our class. Elliot Schewel was made its chairman. SEPTEMBER 21... . We got off to a big start today in our first footbali game of the season. We played Clifton Forge and beat them 12-7. The team, headed by “‘Deedy” ; Torrence, seems to be great. We’re expecting a successful season. OcToBEeR 2.... A big day! Our Senior class officers formally took office today in a special assembly, with Mr. J. Heath Lewis, our Senior advisor, officiating. The high- light of the occasion was President Joe Gantt’s inaugural address. Our other officers are Vice-President, Joyce Hornsby; Secretary, Chessie Logwood; Treasurer, Junior Brown. OcToBER 18... . Our day! Senior Day! Everybody in school was most patient today while we Seniors had our “fling.” Blue and white ribbons, chewing gum, suckers, candy, ballcons, topped by a special informal assembly “for Seniors only,” consisting of quizzes, music, and fun. � OctToBER 19.... “There was a big time in the old town today!” Biggest and best part of Senior day—the parade. This year’s was the longest, noisiest, prettiest, most colorful ever. And of course the football game and the snake dance at the half. We trampled Portsmouth 6-0. NoveMBER 16... . Today we journeyed to Roanoke for the last and best football game of the season. We were crushed 13 to 6, but you were great, team. DECEMBER 6... . “Them were the days.’ Who doesn’t like a good oldtime minstrel? The one given tonight was swell, with black-faced comedians, jokes, songs, end-men, and Uncle Sam, adding the patriotic note. The stars were headed by Hamp Burnett, Edgar Roberts, and George Ports. DECEMBER 13 .... A merry time was had by all—the Senior banquet and dance given in the gymnasium. Peggy Brooks headed the banquet committee and everything was a “done up in good style.” The music was furnished by the newly organized Glass High swing band. DECEMBER 20... . Our basketball team made a good start tonight, defeating Lexington in our first game. Keep up the good work, Team. January 27 .. . . School daze—Those ‘things’ are here again—Examinations and then a new (and our last?) term. Aprit 2.... The highest honor a Senior can attain is to be one of the chosen few elected to membership in the National Honor Society. Today 51 of our “shining lights” were selected on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service for this honor. Aprit 4.... The dramatic department has put on many fine performances this year, but the Senior play “The Mummy and the Mumps” tops them all. The illustrious cast of this comedy was made up of Sydnor Thompson, Margaret Dickinson, Helen Wagers, Irene Loftis, Preston Tanner, Jean Landrum, Zack Lindsey, Waiter Singleton, William Ferrell, and Dot Fourqurean. APRIL 23, 24, 25... . This year the music department, under the direction of Mr. Nicholas, has made exceedingly great progress. Besides the minstrel and several musical | assemblies, they have broadcast many times, a thing which ‘is new for them this year. But of course the really great undertaking was the opera. Three great performances were given of ‘“‘Floradora.” It was well received by enthusiastic audiences. A few among its talented cast were Zack Lindsey, Evelyn Morissette, Fay Evans, and Hamp Burnett. May 3.... The track team completed the season today by defeating Thomas Jefferson of Richmond. For the first time since 1936, the team went through the season unde- feated. Congratulations, boys. ; JuNE9....THE DAY! All good things must come to an end. Tonight we saw the largest class in the history of the school.graduate. It was a most beautiful and happy occasion. Well—it’s all over and it has been fun. Page Sixteen NIN ET. EE NS GOR TVG eG eek Officers of the DIPLOMA CLASS JOE GANTT JOYCE HORNSBY - President Vice-President CHESSIE LOGWOOD JUNIOR BROWN Secretary Treasurer [— gro 3 This Diploma Is Awarded to Class of 1941 which has completed the requirements for graduation from €.€. Glass High Scheot Acuademie Course — General Course Commercial Course GivenatTynchourg tht day of June,1947 GEASS HIGH ShOd TOMO nN Seventeen MARY CATHERINE ADAMEE Commercial Club; Art Club; Mono- gram Club; Home Room Representa- tive, Athletic Association; Library Representative; Volleyball, 1939-40; Basketball, 1940. NANCY VIRGINIA AKERS Tri-Hi; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Art Club; Miss Fish- er’s Helper; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. DOROTHY MARIE ALMOND Associate Editor, High Times; His- torian, Tri-Hi; Spanish Club; Mistress of Wardrobe, Dramatics Club; Presi- dent, Art League; Civics Club; Na- tional Honor Society. JANE DUDLEY ARMISTEAD Treasurer, Tri-Hi, 1940; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; Civics Club; Choir, 1940; Opera, 1939; Spring Concert, 1939. ERWIN BAER Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association, GLEN BALLOWE Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Eighteen DIPLOMA CLASS JOAN ADLER Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; Honor League. PHYLLIS AKERS Chemistry Club; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. DONALD ANDERSON Cafeteria Assistant; Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League. LUCYETTA AUSTIN Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. MARGUERITE BAILEY Cafeteria Typist; Cafeteria Staff; Mon- ogram Club; Library Staff; Volleyball, 1939, 1940; Swimming, 1939; Basket- ball, 1939-1940. CARLTON FRANCIS BARKSDALE Cafeteria Assistant; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. NUN. ETE INieti Teer G2, N Ee oan PAUL CALDWELL BARRINGER Honor League; Athletic Association. BUD BATSON Crest Photographer; Sports Editor and Photographer, High Times; Library Council; Secretary, Hi-Y; Boys Glee | Club; Home Room _ Representative, Athletic Association; Track, 1938, : 239 CAL: JUNE BEINKAMPEN Tri-Hi; Monogram Club; Volleyball, 1939, °40; Tennis, 1940; Basketball, 1939, °40; Honor League; Athletic Association. EDITH LOUISE BLACK Senior Council; Proofreader, Critic; Student Advisory Council; Vice-Presi- dent, Honor League; Vice-President, Tri-Hi; Consul, Latin Club; Secretary, Art Club; National Honor Society. EARL BLANKENSHIP Football Squad, 1940; Honor League; Athletic Association. HAZEL BETHLEE BOSWELL Typist, High Times; Orchestra; Treas- urer, Tri-Hi, 1940; Cafeteria Assistant. GUA SteHT Gas SCHOOL DIPLOMA CLASS NANCY MURRAY BATEMAN Commercial Club; Art Club; Mono- gram Club; Volleyball, 1938: Captain, 1939; Tennis, 1938; Basketball, 1937, 1939: Captain, 1938; Softball, 1939: Captain, 1938. DIXIE BAUGHN Senior Council; Tri-Hi; French Club; Senator, Civics Club; Volleyball, 1939, 40; Swimming, 1938, °39; Basketball, 1939, °40; National Honor Society. SAMUEL HENRY BIBEE Circulation Manager, High Times; HMi-Y; Hi-Y-Tri-Hi Play; Spanish Club; Varsity Club; Civics Club; Bas- ketball, 1940- °41; Tennis, Co-Captain, 1940. MARYJANE BLACK Movie Reviewer, High Times; Tri-Hi; Opera, 1940; Minstrel, 1940; Dramatic Club; Honor League. MAE THERESA BLANKENSHIP Honor League; Athletic Association. BARBARA MEGAN BOURKE Chairman, Assembly Committee; Ex- ecutive Committee, Student Council; Advertising Manager, High Times; Tri-Hi; Consul, Latin Club; French Club; Tennis, 1939; National Honor Society. Page Nineteen SIDNEY S. BOWMAN Library Committee; Basketball Squad; Honor League; Athletic Association. HARRY PITMAN BOZE Crest Staff; High Times Staff, 1938, 39; Art League; Critic Staff; Assem- bly Representative, 1939; Cafeteria Monitor; Civics Club; Commercial Club; Movie Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. MARGARET HANNA BROOKS Senior Council; Chairman, Senior Banquet Committee; Representative, Crest; Assistant Art Editor, Critic; Co-President, Senior Tri-Hi; Senator, Civics Club; Art Club; Office Assistant. PERCY BROWN, JR. Treasurer, Senior Class; Cafeteria As- sistant; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation; National Honor Society. MARGARET BRYANT Commercial Club; Home Room Rep- resentative, Athletic Association; Mon- ogram Club; Volleyball, 1940; Tennis, 1940; Honor League. HERBERT FRANKLIN BULLOCK Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Twenty DIPLOMA CLASS. NUL NE Teer) WARREN EDWIN BOYD Hi-Y; Chemistry Club; Football Squad, 1940; Track, 1939; Honor League; Athletic Association, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH BRADLEY Secretary, Junior Retail Merchants Association; Home Room Representa- tive, High Times; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. SAM McDEWEY BROOKS Football Squad, 1938; Varsity Foot- ball, 1939, ’40; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. JOHN PASCAL BROYLES Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. EUNICE MAE BULLOCK Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Hi-Y - Tri-Hi Play; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. WARREN L. BULLOCK Vice-President, Band; Orchestra; Opera, 1939; Assistant Stage Manager, Opera, 1940; Camera Club; Track, 1940; Honor League; Athletic Association. OUP ORAS ees hieper CHRISTINE BUNCH Honor League; Athletic Association. JUNE BURNS Yehudi Column, High Times; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation, RAY CALHOUN Library Council; Football Squad, 1938; Honor League; Athletic Association. MARY WILLIAM CALVERT French Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. FRANCES WATKINS CARROLL Civics Club; Junior Retail Merchants Association; Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Association.- HELEN ARLENE CARROLL Student Advisory Council; Library Staff; Tri-Hi; Cafeteria Assistant; Junior Retail Merchants Association; Athletic Association. GLASS HIGH SCHOOL EUGENE BURNETTE Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Cafeteria Assist- ant; Honor League ; Athletic Asso- ciation; Treasurer, National Honor Society. LOUISE CALDWELL High Times Staff; Commercial Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Honor League. MARGARET LOUISE CALLAHAM Typist, Critic; Typist and Reporter, High Times; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. MARGARET ARLENE CAREY Commercial Club; Civics Club; Junior Retail Merchants Association; Honor League; Athletic Association. GERMAINE CARROLL Chorus; Commercial Club; Art Club; Office Assistant; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. RANDOLPH OWEN CARROLL Commercial Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Twenty-one FRANCES SUZANNE CARTER Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Volleyball, 1939, °40; Honor League; Athletic Associa- tion. THOMAS JADKINS CHAFFIN Library Staff; Treasurer, French Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Civics Club; Honor League. MARJORIE DOWNS CHRISTIAN Senior Council; Senior Banquet Com- mittee; Treasurer, Junior Class; Asso- ciate Editor, High Times; Co-Vice- President, Tri-Hi; Pontifex Maximus, Latin Club; French Club; Vice-Presi- dent, Athletic Association; Cheer Lead- er, 1939, °40; Monogram Club; Basket- ball, 1940; National Honor Society. WILLIAM HARRISON COCHRAN Basketball, Junior Varsity; Honor League; Athletic Association. JOYCE HELENE COHEN Library Staff; Tri-Hi; Consul, Latin Club; Cafeteria Hostess; Student Gov- ernment; Civics Club; National Honor Society. POLLY. COLE Treasurer, Monogram Club; Volleyball, 1939, °40; Tennis, 1938, °39; Basket- ball, 1938, °39, °40; Athletic Associa- tion. Page Twenty-two BERNICE ARLINE CASH Reporter, High Times; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association. CATHERINE ELIZABETH CHENAULT Girls Glee Club; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. NYAL CLINE Artist, Critic and High Times; Student Advisory Council; Library Council; Commercial Club; Art Club; Varsity Football, 1939, ’40; Track, 1940. RACHEL. HOPE, COFFEY Orchestra; Tri-Hi; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Opera, 1938, °39; Spring Concert, 1938, 39; Minstrel, 1940. JAMES EARLY COLBERT Junior Retail Merchants Association; Typist, High Times; Civics Club. WAYNECA LEE COLEMAN Senior Council; Typist, High Times; Treasurer, Tri-Hi; Sophomore Repre- sentative, Honor League; Civics Club; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; National Honor Society. NINE TEE N ee lay ON EC RicnSsi WILLIAM ALBERT COLEMAN Band; French Club; Football Squad, 1938, °39; Varsity Football, 1940; Track, 1939; Basketball, 1939; Honor League. DOUGLAS ROBERT COPELAND Vice-President, Movie Club; Civics Club; Opera, 1940; Minstrel, 1940; Spring Concert, 1939, °40; Library Staff; Band; Hi-Y; Critic Staff; Chem- istry Club; Art Club; Cheer Leader, 1940; Track, 1940; Varsity Club. SARA PALMER COSBY Library Representative; Tri-Hi; Art Club; Office Assistant; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association. MARY FRANCES COVINGTON Student Advisory Council; Home Room Representative, High Times; Library Council; Tri-Hi; Art Club; Opera, 1940; Minstrel, 1940; Civics Club. KATHERINE COX Tri-Hi; Cafeteria Assistant; Volleyball, 1939, ’40; Tennis; Basketball, 1939, 40. OTIS CRANK Library Staff; Cafeteria Assistant; Foot- ball Squad, 19 37, °38; Varsity, 1939, 40; Basketball, 1938; Honor League. GLASS HIGH SCHOOL VIVIAN DORIS CONKLIN Chorus; Dramatic Club; Volleyball, 1940; Honor League. LANGHORNE COSBY Quill and Scroll; Poetry Editor, Critic; Tri-Hi; Latin Club; French Club; Cheer Leader, 1940; Monogram Club; National Honor Society. GUS GEORGE COSTAS Advertising Staff, Critic, Crest, and High Times; Student Advisory Coun- cil; Library Staff and Council; Band; Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association. ELEANOR COX Tri-Hi; Library Staff; Office Assistant; Volleyball, 1939, °40; Tennis; Softball; Badminton; Basketball, 1939, ’40; Monogram Club. DOROTHY ISABELL CRANK Junior Retail Merchants Association; Home Room Representative, Critic, Crest, High Times, Athletic Associa- tion; Civics Club; Honor League. DORA ELOISE CREWS Tri-Hi; Typist, Critic; Civics Club; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Twenty-three er pe ee MARVIN CREWS Poetry Editor, Critic; Dramatic Club; President, Junior Retail Merchants Association; Honor League; Athletic Association. HELEN LOUISE DALE Secretary, Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Com- mercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. GLADYS DAVIS Chorus; Art League; Student Advisory Council; Library Council; Commercial Club; Volleyball, 1939, °40; Monogram Club; Typist, Library, 1939; Honor League; Athletic Association. SHIRLEY, HOPE DAVIS Circulation Staff, Critic; Library Council; Consul, 1939, Aedile, 1940, Latin Club; Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. HAROLD DEAL Honor League; Athletic Association. WILLIAM DEARING Band; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. Page Twenty-four DIPLOMA CLASS LOUISE ESTELLA CUDD Exchange Editor, Critic; Office Assist- ant; Civics Club; Vice-president, Sophomore Girl Reserve; Chorus; Stu- dent Government Hostess; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. ALMA VIRGINIA DAVIS Civics Club; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. DAISY KATHARINE DAVIS Cabinet Member, Tri-Hi; Associate Editor, High Times; Cabinet Member, Dramatic Club; Secretary, Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. BERTHA DAWSON Girls Glee Club; Commercial Club; Volleyball; Honor League; Athletic Association. KATHRYN ANN DEAN Student Advisory Council; Library Council; Tri-Hi; Art Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association. MARGARET LOUISE DEATON Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Student Govern- ment Hostess; Office Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association. N-UN BRAS BENS RaQ ay CNB ene ioe F MARGARET FULLER DICKINSON Editor, °41, Assistant Editor, 40, Crest; Student Government Cabinet; Senior Play; Tri-Hi; Chemistry Club; Secretary, Vice-President, President, Dramatic Club; Minstrel; Opera, 1939, 1940; S. I. P. A. Delegate; Senator, Civics Club; A Cappella Choir. BILL DILLARD Student Advisory Council; Library Staff and Council; Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Basketball; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. JESSE THOMAS DIUGUID Student Advisory Council; Band; Or- chestra; Hi-Y; Business Manager, Dra- matic Club; Secretary, Home Room; Boys State Delegate, 40; Treasurer, Spanish Club; Honor League;. Athletic Association. PAUL DOOLEY Orchestra; Boys Glee Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. ALEC ALEXANDER DRISKILL Cafeteria Assistant; Civics Club; Busi- ness Manager, Commercial Club; Book- keeper, Dramatic Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. EARL RUCKER DRISKILL Commercial Club; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. CALS otomen Ca tiw 6, Cr © Or, POWELL GARLAND DILLARD Alumni Editor, Critic; Hi-Y; Chemis- try Club; Track; Honor League; Ath- letic Association; National Henor Society. JAMES FEARING DINWIDDIE Crest Staff, 1941; Chaplain, Hi-Y; Chemistry Club; Business Manager, Dramatic Club; Debating Team; Var- sity Club; Track, 41; Track Manager, 40; Assembly Committee; Senator, Civics. Club; National Honor Society. CHARLES BAXTER DIVERS Library Staff; Business Manager, Visual Education Department; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation, VIRGINIA EVELYN DOWDY Typist, Critic; Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association. ALICE MARGARET DRISKILL Library Council; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. FRANCES GERTRUDE DRISKILL Library Staff and Council; Volleyball, 39; Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Twenty-five ¥ DIPLOMA CLASS DOUGLAS DRYSDALE Senior Committee; Quill and Scroll; Assistant Literary Editor, ’39, Associate Editor, ’40, Critic; Student Advisory Council; Library Council; Hi-Y; Latin Club; President, French Club; Chemis- try Club; Boys’ Public Speaker; Na- tional Honor Society. JAMES ANDREW DRISKILL Senior Council; Cafeteria Assistant; Commercial Club; Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League. HILDA BELLE DUFF Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Chorus; Athletic Association; Honor League. LEONA DUNCAN Cafeteria Assistant; Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League. HELENSEARI Y Chorus; Volleyball, ’40; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. ELLA VIRGINIA DUNN Library Staff; Vice-President, Spanish Club; Spring Concert, °37; Chorus; Athletic Association; Honor League. HELEN MARIE EASTER Commercial Club; Art Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. DOROTHY ELIZABETH EAST Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League. ROBERT DOUGLAS ELLETT President, Student Government; Presi- dent, Civics Club; Hi-Y; French Club; Chemistry Club; Basketball Manager, 1941; Honor League; Vice-President, National Honor Society. MARTHA CHRISTINE EDDINS Tri-Hi; Dramatic Club; Athletic As- sociation; Honor League. ETHEL HARVEY ELLIOTT Make-up Chairman, 7°40, Dramatic Club; Choir; Chorus; Program Com- mittee, French Club; Proofreader, Critic; Editor, Tri-Hi Journal Tri-Hi; Athletic Association; Honor League; National Honor Society. MARY MAXINE ELLIOTT Tri-Hi; Athletic Association; Honor, League. Page Twenty-six NINETEEN 3S ©0297 Ye © Nee 2G been ‘af Sf J af’. t ar, 7 4 a ye ed i , (PY y¥ SARAH ENOCH Typist, Critic and Crest; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. MARY VIRGINIA EVANS Tri-Hi; French Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. CALVIN WARREN FALWELL, JR. Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Athletic Association. KESTER CHARLES FEAGANS Band; Cafeteria Monitor; Honor League; Athletic Association. . ETTA LILLIAN FERGUSON Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. WILLIAM POWERS FERRELL Dramatic Club; Senior Play; Civics Club; Chemistry Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. DIPLOMA CLASS KATHRYN OWEN EVANS Senior Banquet Committee; Vice-Presi- dent, Tri-Hi; Secretary, Chemistry Club; Girls Glee Club; Censor, 1939, Latin Club; Treasurer, French Club; Vice-President, Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. JAMES EVERETTE, JR. Hi-Y; Chemistry Club; Track, 739; A Capella Choir; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. OTIS GORDON FARRAR Sports Editor, High Times; Library Staff and Council; Hi-Y; A Capella Choir; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation, SHIRLEY ARLINE FEINMAN Managing Editor, High Times; French Club; Secretary, Dramatic Club; Sec- retary, Home Room; Senior Play; Honor League; Athletic Association FRANCES INEZ FERGUSON Home Economics Club; Cafeteria As- sistant; Honor League; Home Room Representative, Athle tic Association. LINDA FIELDS Typist, Critic; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Twenty-seven DIPLOMA CLASS EMMA LEE FOSTER Club; Civics Club; Athletic Association. Tri-Hi; Honor French League; ne NE arte NS ee Semis DOROTHY VIRGINIA FOURQUREAN Tri-Hi; Library Staff; Associate Art Editor, Critic; Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. Nene arene aa = ain ceca Ri wl = eae en JANE WYATT FREEMAN Tri-Hi; Choir; Opera, 1940; Spring Concert; Minstrel; Girls Glee Club; Spanish Club; Art Club; Office Assist- ant; Basketball; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. SHIRLEY GARTH Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. Tri-Hi; LOUISE KRIDER GILES Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Latin Club; Civics Club; “Firefly,” ’40; Minstrel, 40; State Music Contest in Richmond, 19395, Spring Concert, 1939,, “40; “A Capella Choir. i JOHN CLARENCE GILLIAM ; if Library Staff, °38, °39, °40; Library Fi}! Council; Honor League; Athletic Asso- t ciation. Page Twenty-eight NANCY EDITH FOSTER Junior Retail Merchants Art Club; Honor League; Association. Association; Athletic MELVIN BAYLIS FRANKLIN Dramatic Club; Civics Club; Home Room Representative, High Times; Movie Club; Junior Representative, Honor League; Band; Orchestra; Chemistry Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; National Honor Society. JOE ISLEY GANTT President, Senior Class, Junior Class; Commencement Speaker; Critic; Stu- dent Council; Band, 1938; Chemistry Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Tennis, 1939; Football Squad, 1940; Varsity, 1940; Honor League; Athletic Asso- : ciation; National Honor Society. GEORGE FORREST GARTLEY President, Art Club; Art Editor, Critic; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation, ELLEN COALTER GILLIAM Tri-Hi; Girls Public Speaker, 1939; Quill and Scroll; Critic, Editor, 1940; Feature Editor, 1939, °40; Student Advisory Council, 1939, °40; Latin Club; French Club; Representative, S. I. P. A., 1939, °40; Representative, C. S. P. A., °39; Senator, Civics Club; President, National Honor Society. MARGIE HARVEY GILLIAM Civics Club; Vice-President, Shorthand Class; Typist, High Times; Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. LENA GILMER Orchestra; Tri-Hi; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Opera, 7°39, °40, °41; Honor League; Athletic Association; Minstrel, 40; Civics Club; Spring Concert, 738, 3940. P4i) Choir, 41. CHESTER OSCAR GRAY Honor League; Athletic Association. EFFIE VIRGINIA GROSS Civics Club; Cafeteria Monitor; Stu- dent Advisory Council; Honor League; Athletic Association. FRANCES MALINDA GUNTER Critic Crest Staff; Girls Public Speak- er; Civics Club; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. BETTY FRANCES HACKWORTH Girls Glee Club; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. CORA EMBROSIA HARPER Sports Editor, High Times; Girls Glee Club; Commercial Club; Volleyball, 1939, ’°40; Tennis, 1939, ’40; Basket- ball, 1938, 739, ’40; Badminton, 1939, 40; Captain, Softball, 1940; Choir; Chorus; Cafeteria Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association, DIPLOMA CLASS FRANCIS RICHARD GORMAN Student Advisory Council; Library Staff; Hi-Y; Football Squad, 1939; Co-Chairman, Usher Committee; Honor League; Athletic Association. CALVIN ELLIS GREENE Orchestra; Honor League; Athletic Association. VIRGINIA GROSSMAN Honor League; Athletic Association. JOHN HAAS Library Staff and Council; Band; Civics Club; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. MARY ELIZABETH HAMILTON Volleyball; Basketball; Badminton; Softball; Cafeteria Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association. ADA LEE HARRIS Home Room Representative, CREST; Typist, High Times; Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Twenty-nine GLADYS HARVATH ; Crest Staff, 1940; Library Council; y Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Chorus; Dra- ia | matic Club; Debating Team; Secretary, EARL HARVEY . Honor League; Athletic Association. } i Spanish Club; Honor League; Athletic i Association. THOMAS MA DISON HARVEY h Varsity Club; Cresr Staff; Student ) Advisory Council; Secretary, Treasurer, | Honor League; Hi-Y; Treasurer, Band, } JOHN B. HAWES, III | Library Council; Home Room Repre- sentative; Athletic Association; Honor League; Home Room President. 1938-41; Top Sergeant Marching Band, 1941; Senator, Civics Club; Commercial Club; Track, 1939-41; High School Representative Boys State. HELEN SMITH HAWKINS Tri-Hi; French Club; Office Assistant; Civics Club; President, Home Room; Honor League; Athletic Association. SHIRLEY BLANCHE HAWES Student Advisory Council; Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Association. MILDRED FRANCES HEDRICK Typist, Critic; Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Commercial Club; Flonor League; Athletic Association; Junior Retail Merchants Association. CALVIN WOODROW HENDRICKS Orchestra; Chorus; Honor League; Athletic Association. DORIS CORRINE HIGGINBOTHAM Tri-Hi; Secretary, Spanish Club; Civics Club; Chorus; Home Room Secretary and Treasurer; Honor League; Home Room Representative, Athletic Asso- ciation. MAE PAYNE HIGHT Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. ANNIE LAURIE HIPPERT Library Staff; ‘Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Art Club; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. MARGUERITE HILL j Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Volleyball; i Tennis; Basketball; Honor League; I) Athletic Association. ie } © Page Thirty 4 NTN: E-T E Bae Fb © Relay ON Ee Gen Rios LUDWELL MEREDITH HITT Junior Retail Mer-hants Association; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. DUV AES CASSHEES FO Student Advisory Council; Track, 1940; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. IOYCE HORNSBY Vice-President, Senior Class; Senior Council; Feature Editor, Critic; Li- brary Staff and Council; Tri-Hi; Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Latin Tournament, 1938, ’40; Junior Representative, Honor League; WNa- tional Honor Society. JEAN EDWARD HUGHES Civics Club; Volleyball, 1938, 739; Honor League; Athletic Association; Basketball, 1938. KATHERINE ESTELLE HUNTER Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Tennis; Basket- ball; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. JUDITH MARRETTE JACKSON Civics Club; Commercial Club; Art Club; Tri-Hi; Vice-President, Home Room; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. CSpot trl to © Ors DIPLOMA CLASS DOROTHY ANNE HOLSTON Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; “Nothing But The Truth’; “The Prince of Liars”; Crest Staff; Student Advisory Council; Tri-Hi, Recording Secretary; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. MARGARET ANN HOPKINS Civics Club; Latin Club; Advertising Staff, Crest; Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Association. KILLIS HOWARD Senior Council; Orchestra; Football Squad, 1938-39; Varsity, 1940; Track, 1940; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation, JOHN P. HUGHES, III Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. ETHEL VIRGINIA IRVIN Commercial Club; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. MARION VAUGHAN JACKSON Tri-Hi; | Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Thirty-one DIPLOMA CLASS il YVONNE MARCELLE JEFFERSON EF. | Student Advisory Council; Tri-Hi; i Civics Club; Dramatic Club; Library } Staff and Council; Opera, 739, ’40; Choir, 39, °40; Athletic Association; Honor League. LOUISE JESSEE Tri-Hi; Latin Club; Crest Staff; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. BARBARA WHITBY JONES Tri-Hi; Secretary, Art Club; Civics Club; Girls Public Speaker, °38; Ath- letic Association; Honor League. EBBERT JONES Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. EVA JONES Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. JIMMY JONES Student Advisory Council; Hi-Y; Chemistry Club; Track, 40, ’41; Ath- letic Association; Honor League. EVELYN MOZELLE JONES Tri-Hi; Student Advisory Council; Li- brary Representative; Home Room Rep- resentative, High Times; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. MIRIAM PAGE JONES Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Alumni Editor, Critic; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation; Debating Team, ’41. LUCIUS GREEN JORDAN Band, ’38-’41; Orchestra, ’39-’41; State Music Contest, 738; Executive Com- mittee, Band; Honor League; Athletic Association, ALICE NOROAL KELLY Typist, Critic; Honor League; Com- mercial Club; Athletic Association, MARGUERITE CARLTON KIDD Treasurer, Camera Club, ’39; President, Art Club, 739; Latin Club; Tri-Hi; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. HELEN RUTH KENLEY Girls Glee Club; Chorus; Choir; Ath- { ; letic Association; Honor League. N PN EE Nase ORSRY = ORT E CC Bre nost Page Thirty-two GLORIA LEE KING Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Art Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association, MARJORIE KNOWLES Assistant Poetry Editor, Critic; Tri- Hi; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. MORRISON LACY Civics Club; Chemistry Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. BURTON PIERCE LEE Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. BeAUIBAS Bem LBAVANG Quill and Scroll; Literary Editor, 41, Feature Editor, ’40, Assistant Feature Editor, °39, Critic; Co-Secretary, Se- nior Tri-Hi; State Spelling Contest, 1940; Library Staff and Council; Latin Club; French Club; Winner in “Classical Outlook” Poetry Contest, 40; National Honor Society. WILLIAM MASSIE LIGON Commentator, 738, The Critic; Stu- dent Government Council; Library Council; Treasurer, ’40, President, ’41, Hi-Y Club; Civics Club; Football, 738, 39, Lrack, 39), 405, Captain; | 41; Basketball, 38, °39, °40; Varsity Club. en oe benGL VSG eH Od JELLIS KIRKPATRICK Advertising Staff, Crest; Student Advisory Council; Tri-Hi; Secretary, French Club; Tennis, 1940; Honor League; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Senator, Civics Club. JOHN KREBBS Band, 1936-’41; Orchestra, 1937-’41; President, Orchestra, 1940; Opera, 1938, °39, °40; Minstrel, 1940; Civics Club; Spanish Club; Senior Banquet Orchestra, 1940. JEAN KIRKWOOD LANDRUM Class Editor, Crest; Co-President, Senior Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Chemistry Club; Secretary, ’40, David Garrick Players; Senior Play; Debating Team; Girl Reserve Conference, °39, 40; Latin Club; National Honor Society. PHY EEISSALISE, LEE Tri-Hi Club; Chemistry Club; Vice- President Diversified Occupation Club; Volleyball; Tennis; Swimming; Basket- ball; Honor League; Athletic Asso- Ciation. LOIS LICHTENSTEIN Quill and Scroll; Department Editor, °40, Managing Editor, °41, The High Times; French Club; Treasurer, Dra- matic Club; “Chimes of Normandy”’; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. IONE LINDSEY Commercial Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Thirty-three Se ee an a =a ‘ SS = = = St ES er ieee ZACHARIAH EDWARD LINDSEY Band; Boys Glee Club; Senator, Civics Club; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; A Capella Choir; Home Room Repre- sentative, Athletic Association. CHESSIE LOGWOOD Secretary, Senior Class; Secretary, Junior Class; Business Manager, High Times; Student Advisory Council; Sec- retary, Honor League; Commercial Club; Home Room _ Representative, Athletic Association; National Honor Society. MIRIAM LOGWOOD Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Chorus; Honor League; Athletic Association. SAMUEL FASTON LOYD JR: Latin Club; Honor League; Athletic Association, IRENE McCUEN Honor League; Athletic Association. RUSSELL EDWARD McDOW Critic Staff; Vice-President, Art Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Thirty-four DIPLOMA CLASS MYRTLE IRENE LOFTIS Tri-Hi; French Club; Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. MARY LOUISE LOGWOOD Honor League; Tri-Hi; Athletic Asso- ciation; Civics Clubs GEORGE GILMER LOVING, JR. Art Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Basketball Man- ager, °39, °40; Varsity Club; Honor League. ALFRED LUCK, Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. VIRGINIA FRANCES McCULLY Home Room Representative, CREST; Student Advisory Council; Honor League; Girls Glee Club; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Office Assist- ant; Assistant to Dean of Girls. CLARENCE MARSHALL MAHANES Student Advisory Council; Band; Dra- matic Club; Swing Band; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Honor League. HELEN MAHONEY Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Library Staff and Council; Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. RICHARD MARSHALL MANN Minstrel, °40; High Times Reporter; Library Staff and Council; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Honor League. FRANK EDWIN MARTIN Varsity Club; Football Manager; Honor League; Athletic Association. MARGARET WALKER MARTIN Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Volleyball; French Club; Latin Club; Library Staff; Library Council; Honor League; Athletic Association. PAUL GLENWOOD MASON Commercial Club; Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. HOWARD NELSON MILLNER Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. Cos Aomed G.b S Gar© OL DIPLOMA CLASS JAMES ALBERT MANLEY Civics Club; Commercial Club; Library Staff; Copy Editor, The Critic; Crest Staff; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. LOUISE MARSHALL French Club; Girls Glee Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. JAMES MARTIN Band; Honor League; Athletic ciation. GWENDOLYN ELVIRA MASON Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. CARL ELMO MAYBERRY Library Staff; Honor League; Athletic Association. DOROTHY MAE MITCHELL Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Thirty-five = JAMES EDWARD MITCHELL Chemistry Club; Movie Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. WINIFRED MOORE Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. CLARENCE BLUEFORD MORRIS Civics Club; Commercial Club; Stu- dent Advisory Council; Honor League; Athletic Association. PAT MORTON Honor League; Athletic Association. AGATHA ELIZABETH MOUNT Treasurer, Tri-Hi; Latin Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. JANIE CLARKE MURPHEY Reporter, °39, High Times; Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Basketball; Chorus; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Thirty-six DIPLOMA CLASS RACHEL INGRAM MONGER Treasurer, Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Postmaster General, Civics Club; A Capella Choir; Home Room Repre- sentative, Athletic Association, Critic, and High Times; Honor League. LEWIS C. MOORMAN, III High Times Staff; Commercial Club; Camera Club; Honor League; Home Room Representative, Athletic Asso- ciation. EVELYN MEREDITH MORRISSETTE Tri-Hi; Dramatic Club; A Capella Choir; Spring Concert, 1939, °40; State Music Contest; Senator, Civics Club; Opera, 1939, ’40; Honor League; Athletic Association. NANCY MOSS Civics Club; Chairman, Library Com- mittee; Supervisor of Art Classes; Stu- dent Advisory Council; Tri-Hi; Office Assistant; Art Club; Operetta, 738; Honor League; Athletic Association. GAYNELL CLEO MOYER Typist, High Times; Tri-Hi; Commer- cial Club; Office Assistant; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Honor League. THELMA LEONA MURPHEY Typist, High Times; Commercial Club; Volleyball, ’37; Basketball, 38; Hockey 36, °37, °38; Honor League; Athletic Association, | EVELYN LOUISE MYERS Crest Staff; High Times Staff; Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. FLO CRISMAN NEHER Quill and Scroll; Feature Editor, Critic, 1941; Associate Editor, High Times, 1941; Quaestor, Latin Club; Civics Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; French Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. ALICE ODELL NICHOLS Senior Council; Student Advisory Council; Tri-Hi; Senator, Civics Club; Vice-President, French Club; Chemistry Club; Volleyball, 1939; Senior Assem- bly Committee; Senior Representative, Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. JOHN WOOD NOWLIN Home Room Representative, High Times; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. WILLIAM PRESTON OAKES HisY; Civics Club; Junior Retail Mer- chants Association; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. ALLAN CAMPBELL OGLESBY Exchange Editor, Critic; Library Staff and Council; Hi-Y; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. NANCY SLAYDAN MYERS Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. GWYNN LEE NEUBAUER Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. HELEN THORNHILL NOWLIN Tri-Hi; Accompanist, Chorus 1939; Honor League; Athletic Association. JANET McCLURE NUCKLES Typist, High Times; Tri-Hi; Office Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association. CHARLES O’DONNELL Library Council; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. DORIS NAOMI ORE Student Advisory Council; Tri-Hi; Chorus; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. Page Thirty-seven DIPLOMA CLASS ARNOLD FERGUSON OTTINGER Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Art Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. MARY ELIZABETH OVERSTREET Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Office As- sistant; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. DAVID PADGETT Honor League; Athletic Association. CHARLO TE ee ARIS Library Staff; Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Chorus; Honor League; Athletic Association. NANCY MARGUERITE PERKINS Typist, High Times; Library Staff and Council; Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. JEAN MAE PETERS Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Commercial Club; Choir; Chorus; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Thirty-eight MARK IRVING OVERSTREET Commercial Club; Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. CHARLES KENT OWEN Hi-Y; Art League; Home Room Repre- sentative, Athletic Association; Track, 1939, °40; Civics Club; Honor League. CHARLES EUGENE PARIS Commercial Club; Junior Retail Mer- chants Association; Honor League; Athletic Association. DORIS ELLA PATTERSON Library Staff and Council; Tri-Hi; French Club; Civics Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Honor League; National Honor Society. ELINOR ARCHER PERROW Library Council; Treasurer, Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Home Room Repre- sentative, Athletic Association; High Times; Critic; Honor League; Civics Club; A Capella Choir. KATHERINE PETRATOS Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Office “As- sistant; Cafeteria Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association. No NE. TEE. Nag -Rets YOUN EG Boek JANE WARREN PLUNKETT Assistant Business Manager, CreEsT; Assistant Business Manager, Critic; Typist, Reporter, Assistant Business Manager, High Times; Tri-Hi; Com- mercial Club; Office Assistant; Civics Club; Honor League; National Honor Society. WINSDON POUND Civics Club; Hi-Y; Band; Orchestra; Commercial Club; A Capella Choir; ‘Minstrel, °40; Opera, 38, 39; Honor League; Athletic Association. MARGARET LEAH PRIBBLE Civics Club; Critic Staff Commenta- tor; Orchestra; Tri-Hi; French Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. ROBERT DOUGLAS RAMSEY, JR. Quill and Scroll; Co-Editor-in-Chief of High Times; Hi-Y; Latin Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Cheer Leader, 1940, 741; Track, 1940; Tennis, 1941; Civics Club; Student Council Cabinet; Var- sity Club; Honor League; Secretary, National Honor Society. ERNEST REEVES Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. MILDRED ELSIE RICE Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. GEORGE WILLIAM PORTS, JR. Minstrel; Dramatic Club; Library Rep- resentative; Stage Assistant, Dramatic Club; President and Secretary, Art Club; Choir; Boys Glee Club; Civics Club; Home Room _ Representative, High Times and Critic. ANN POWELL Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Latin Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. MARY BEATRICE PROFFITT Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. PHILIP ALLEN READ Varsity Club; Chemistry Club; As- sistant Circulation Manager, ’40: Cir- culation Manager, 41, The Critic; Li- brary Staff, °38, °39, °40; Hi-Y; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Football Mana- ger, “40; Track, °40; Basketball, °40; Civics Club; National Honor Society. ROBERT REILLY Advertising Staff, Critic and CRresT; Honor League; Athletic Association. STEPHEN RICHARDS Hi-Y; Civics Club; Stage Manager, Dramatic Club; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. Page Thirty-nine EDWIN RIDDLE Honor League; Athletic Association. EDGAR PARSONS ROBERTS Chemistry Club; Minstrel; A Capella Choir; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. DAVID RODE Honor League; Athletic Association. CHARLES ROSS Honor League; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. ROY RUCKER Band, °35, 36, 37, °38; Athletic As- sociation; Honor League. WARREN EUGENE SANDIDGE Library Staff and Council; Honor League; Spanish Club; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Football, °38, °39, ’40; Warsity, 739, 740; Varsity Club. Page Forty ROBERT RILEY Hi-Y; Civics Club; Dramatic Club; Football Manager, ’40; Athletic Asso- ciation; Honor League. SALLY MILDRED ROBERTSON Senior Council; Student Cabinet and Council; President, Representative to State Council, Tri-Hi; Assistant Lit- erary Editor, The Critic; Crest Staff; Treasurer, Dramatic Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Latin Club; National Honor Society. CEEVAH ROSENTHAL Quill and Scroll; Associate Editor, ’39, Managing Editor, 40, High Times; Honor League; Tri-Hi; Aedile, Latin Club, 39; French Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; National Honor Society. EUGENIA MAE ROY Civics Club; Home Room Represent- ative, Athletic Association; Honor League. WALSTRUM RUSH Library Council; Civics Club; Ath- letic Association; Honor League. ELLIOT SIDNEY SCHEWEL Chairman, Senior Council and Senior Day; Basketball, 40, °41; Tennis, ’41; Art Editor, Critic and High Times; Vice-President, Student Government; Vice-President, Hi-Y; Dramatic Club; President, Art Club, ?39; Cheer Lead- er; Varsity Club; Spanish Club; Civics Club; National Honor Society. NUN ET EE Neer @rR EY 3@ Nioa Gah poe : { RUTH SEAY Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Tri-Hi; Hi-Y-Girl Reserve Play; Civics Club; Library Staff; Honor League; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association. BILLIE SHORT Commercial Club; Art League; Honor League; Athletic Association. IDA LOIS SITTON Library Staff; Library Council; Tri- Hi; Honor League; Civics Club; Ath- letic Association. SHIRLEY MAE SMITH Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Civics Club; Art League; Honor League; Athletic Association. JEAN TERRELL SPENCER Business Manager, The Critic and the Crest; Typist, Reporter, and Assistant Business Manager, High Times; Office Assistant; Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. CHARLES SPITZER Civics Club; Basketball, 739, 740; Honor League; Athletic Association. Cl aioe iG Hs. C HO.Orn DIPLOMA CLASS NELL SHANKLIN Assistant Poetry Editor, Critic; Tri- Hi; French Club; Dramatic Club; Art Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. WALTER SINGLETON Assistant Business Manager, The Critic and the Crest, 1940; Library Coun- cil; Boys Glee Club; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Football Squad, ’38; A Capella Choir; Minstrel; Opera; Spring Concert; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. MACK ROY SITTON, JR. Library Staff; Library Council; Honor League; Athletic Association. ANNE SNOW Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Library Council; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Honor League; Home Room Repre- sentative, Athletic Association. MADELINE ELIZABETH SPENCER Crest Staff, Critic Staff, Typist; Com- mercial Club; Chorus; Honor League; Athletic Association. ALDINE STANFORD Student Advisory Council; Library Staff; Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Vice- President, Monogram Club; Volleyball, 38, °39, ’40; Tennis, 40; Basketball, 39, °40; Honor League; Athletic Association, Page Forty-one — — eee st net hn po —nereanes Saat EDITH ELIZABETH STAUFFER Honor League; Athletic Association. JOSEPHINE ST. JOHN Junior Retail Merchants Association; Library Staff; Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Association. PRESTON TANNER Band, °38, °39, °40; Chemistry Club; Co-Business Manager, Dramatic Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. DAN TAYLOR Honor League; Athletic Association. JACK TAYLOR Senior Council; Hi-Y; Library Staff and Council; Art League; Football, 37 eo oe rack 3.9) AO) Ales Varsity: Club; Assembly Committee; Honor League; Athletic Association. KATHRYN TEAGUE Reporter, 739, Typist, ’40, High Times; Student Council; Tri-Hi, Publicity Chairman; Commercial Club; Civics Club; Office Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. Page Forty-two NIN ESTE EN HOMER STENNETTE Junior Retail Merchants Association; A Capella Choir; Chorus; Glee Club; Honor. League; Athletic Association. JAMES WALTER STONE Associate Editor, High Times; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation; National Honor Society. WILSA WADE TANNER Tri-Hi; Glee Club; Commercial Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. EDWARD TAYLOR Chemistry Club; Student ,, Council; Football; Honor League; Athletic As- sociation. JANE TAYLOR Chorus, °38, ’39, ’40; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. fr VIRGINIA PHYLLIS TEMPLETON Reporter, 739, Typist, 7°40, High Times; Tri-Hi;. Commercial Club; Civics Club; Office Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. FiOiR TY ONE 6 Cage oat ———— | FREDERICK AUGUSTUS TERRELL, JR. President, Spanish Club; Movie Club; Civics Club; Opera, ’40; Football, 38; Library Staff and Council, 738, 739, °40; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. DAVID THOMAS Library Staff; Library Council; Honor League; Athletic Association. OSCAR LUNDSFORD THOMAS Commercial Club; Art Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. CHARLES SYDNOR THOMPSON, JR. Senior Council and Committee; Quill and Scroll; Co-Editor-in-Chief, High Times; Student Council Library Staff; Senior Play; Hi-Y; President, Dra- matic Club; Chemistry Club; Latin Club; Latin and Chemistry Tourna- ments, 1940; National Honor Society. JAMES EDWARD THORNHILL Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Band; Swing Band; Honor League; Athletic Association. LESLIE THORNTON, JR. Circulation Manager, High Times; Library Staff and Council; Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. GEASS “HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTINE THOMAS Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Volleyball, 38, 40; Tennis, 40; Basketball, 39, 40; Honor League; Athletic Association. DOROTHY MAYE THOMAS Tri-Hi; Chemistry Club; President, Art Club; Tennis, 1939; Assistant Art Teacher; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation, MARY AMBLER THOMASSON Secretary, Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. VIRGINIA THOMPSON Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. CALVIN THORNTON Commercial Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Honor League; Athletic Association. HELEN VIRGINIA THURMAN Civics Club; Junior Retail Merchants Association; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Forty-three DIPLOMA CLASS HUGHIE CHARLES TOLER Student Council, 737; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. NELL TORRENCE Commercial Club; Volleyball, °38, 39; Tennis, 38, 39; Swimming, 738, 739; Basketball, 37-’40; Badminton; Soft- ball; Honor League; Athletic Associa- tion; National Honor Society. VIRGINIA ESTELLE TRAYLOR Civics Club; Opera, 737, °38, °39; Spring Concert, ’38, 739; Soloist, Spring Music Festival; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Tri-Hi; Orchestra; Honor League; Athletic Association. MOORMAN TURNER TUCK, JR. Spanish Club; Chorus, 40, ’41; Honor League; Athletic Association. AGNES TUGGLE Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Civics Club; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Assistant; Volleyball, 39, °40; Basketball, 739, °40; Honor League. Page Forty-four FRANK TORRENCE Vice-President, Junior Class; Advertis- ing, Critic; Library Council; Art League; President, Home Room; Foot- ball, Captain, °40; Varsity, °37, 738, 39, °40; Track, ’40, Assistant Captain, °41; Vice-President, Varsity Club. ROBERT EARNEST TORRENCE Commercial Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. HOMER FRANKLIN TRENT Library Staff; Commercial Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. RYLAND TUCK Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. EDITH TURNER Civics Club; Junior Retail _Merchants Association; Honor League; Athletic Association. NINETEEN PPO RLY @Onre (CG hibiou NANCY VIRGINIA VAUGHAN Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association, HELEN VIRGINIA WAGERS High Times Staff; Tri-Hi; French Club; Dramatic Club; Choir, 738, 739, °40; Opera, 39, °40; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. LORETTA MAE WALKER High Times; Library Staff and Coun- cil; Girls Glee Club; Commercial Club; Office Assistant; Cafeteria Assistant; A Capella Choir; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. MILDRED JOSEPHINE WATTS Cafetéria Assistant; Homor League; Athletic” Asso¢iation. EDITH WINFREE WEST Library Council; Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; Volleyball, ’38, °39, ’40; Ten- nis, °39; Swimming; Basketball, °40, ?41; Minstrel; Honor League. Gi ieoomilGHys@ H.@OL MARGARET NADINE VIA Library Council; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. SHIRLEY MADELINE WAGNER Tri-Hi; French Club; Volleyball, 738, 39, °40; Tennis, 40; Basketball, 739, °40; Honor League; Athletic Associa- tion. MILDRED RUSSELL WARE Commercial Club; Junior Retail Mer- chants Association; Civics Club; Cafe- teria Assistant; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. VALERIA M. WEBB Tri-Hi; Office Assistant; Home Room Representative, Athletic Association; Honor League. MARY FLORILLA WEST Senior Council; Senior Committee; Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Volleyball, 8, Captain, 39, ’40; Basketball; 738, °39, Captain, ’40, °41; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Forty-five a DIPLOMA CLASS ALFRED E. WHITE Band, 738, 739, 740; Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League. NORMA LEE WHITE Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Office Assist- ant; A Capella Choir; Opera, ‘39, 40; Spring Concert, 739, °40; State Music Contest, 39; Honor League; Athletic Association. WINIFRED MAE WHITE Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. CHARLES ADDISON WILLIAMS Band; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. KELLY FRANCIS WILLIAMS Commercial Club; Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League. HAROLD WRIGHT Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Forty-six CLAYTON WHITE Library Staff and Council; Civics Club; Dramatic Club; President, Mo- tion Picture Club; Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League. VIRGINIA M. WHITE Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. RUTH ELINOR WHITTEN Tri-Hi; Commercial Club; Library Representative; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. JAMES WILLIAMS Hi-Y; French Club; Chemistry Club; Tennis, °40, ’41; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. RAYMOND WILLIAMS Boys Glee Club; Athletic Association; Honor League ROBERT CALHOUN BURKHOLDER Senior Council; Senior Committee; Student Advisory Council; President, Honor League; Hi-Y; Chemistry Club; Office Assistant; Home Room Repre- sentative, Athletic Association; Civics Club; Tennis, 41; National Honor Society. NUEN-E TEE, Naira eee aN a Galen WILLIAM INGRAM WILLIAMS Library Staff and Council; French Club; Football Squad, 40; Home Room Representative, Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League . EDWIN WOOD, JR. Band, 1937-’41; Orchestra Librarian; Chief Justice of Supreme Court, Civics Club; ‘‘Firefly’; Minstrel, ’40; Swing Band; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation; National Honor Society. WILLIAM HENRY WOOD Track, 1938; Civics Club; Junior Retail Merchants Association; Honor League; Athletic Association. BARBARA WRIGHT Tri-Hi; Art League; Cafeteria Assist- ant; Minstrel, 1940; Choir; Opera, 39; Honor League; Athletic Asso- Ciation. KENNETH ROY WRIGHT Sports Editor, High Times; Hi-Y; Track, °40; Basketball, 1938, 39, 40; Tennis, 40; A Capella Choir; Honor League; Athletic Association. GAD pint GH. eo CHO.OF DIPLOMA CLASS VIOLET ELIZABETH WILSON Library Council; Civics Club; Cafe- teria Assistant; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. MILDRED WOOD Tri-Hi; Girls Glee Club; Civics Club; High Times Staff; Art League; Honor League; Athletic Association. ALFRED RALPH WOODHEAD Library Staff and Council; Art League; Honor League; Athletic Association. CONNER HALL WRIGHT Library Council; Varsity Club; Foot- ball, Varsity, 1939-’40; Basketball, 1939, °40, °41, Captain, 41; Honor League; Athletic Association. CALVIN CURTISS YOUNG Spanish Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. Page Forty-seven Who's Most Popular Marjorie Christian “Deedy’’ Torrence Best Actor and Actress Margaret Dickinson Sydnor Thompson Poets Paula Levy Marvin Crews Best Artists Peggy Brooks Elliot Schewel Musicians Maryjane Black Zack Lindsey Sweethearts Sally Robertson William Ferrell 0 Best Athletes Rilla West “Deedy” Torrence Smartest Chessie Logwood Sydnor Thompson Best All Round Marjorie Christian Joe Gantt Friendliest and Most School Spirited Marjorie Christian Flliot Schewel Best Looking Anne Holston Arthur Johnson Best Dressed Kathryn Teague Kiliis Howard All's Well That Ends Well with apologies to William Shakespeare Senior banquet committee Orchestra belles Senior class president Queen’s attendants in Christmas parade Queen Ceevah and pages Senior day parade Senior class adviser (in an Senior singers Seniors at play informal moment) Officers of the RING CLASS CLIFFORD FOX HOPE THOMAS President Vice-President JAMES FERGUSON EDWARD ROSENBERGER Seeretary Treasurer Givigeeoe tl GH 3 CHOOL RING CLASS Doris Almond Mack Allen Margaret Alvis Hattie Anderson Mabel Andrews Carlton Arthur June Arthur Gwendolyn Ashworth Jesse Ashworth Wanda Austin Tom Bacon Jean Baggs Hamilton Ballagh Jane Bargamin Marion Barrett Kelly Batson Pat Batson Charles Beck Henry Bennett Marguerite Berry Martha Black Caroline Blackwell Grafton Blankinship Louise Blanks Beulah Bledsoe Margaret Blood Mary Lee Bohannon Warren Booth Wallace Boswell Daphne Bradley Sam Bremer George Brooks Paul Brooks Evelyn Brown James Brown William Bryant, Jr. Billy Bryant Stafford Bryant Joan Burks Edwin Burnett Frances Camden John Camm Roland Canada Frances Carey Rachel Carwile Lelia Christian Betty Clark Christine Clemmons Earle Cline Mary Bea Cline Herbert Cochran, Jr. Shirley Colbert Phyllis Coleman Ruby Coleman Helen Covington Virginia Cox Page Fifty-two NI NE TE EWNuak- OR Tey = Guy ieee RING CLASS Claiborne Craddock Muriel Craddock Polly Craghead George Cross Vincent Crowder Gladys Cumbie Annie Bob Cunningham Doris Daniel Jean Daniel John Davis Martha Davis Nancy Davis Louise Dawson Jacqueline Denning Chuck Diffendal Eddie Dillard Evelyn Divers Margaret Dobson Helen Dobyns Helen Doss Trene Driskill Minnie Drumheller James Dove Jane Dudley Janice Dunlap Bobby Dunn Ruth Dunn Gaile Echols Robert Eagle Nancy Edmunds Geneya Ellis Tom Etherton Bob Ethridge Fay Evans “Mary Alice Fariss Edward Feinman Dorothy Ferguson Philip Ferguson Helen Fields Helen Finch Mary Katherine Fishe- Evelyn Fitzgerald Margaret Fitzgerald Mary Fogle Annie Love Fore Mary Alice Fore Louise Foster Frances Fox Geraldine Fox - Walter Freeman Dorothy Garbee Phyllis Garbee Deane Garner Margaret Garrett Garland Gay Joe Gartley Page Fifty-three Martha Gates Geraldine George Parry Giles Anna Glass Billy Glass Elva Goding Frances Goldstein Shirley Goode Evelyn Goodman Robert Goodman Robert Gordon Frank Gossom, Jr. Mickey Graves Shirley Gray Meredith Griffin Jack Guill Norma Guill Virginia Guy John Hackworth Ralph Hackworth Earl Haley Elnora Haley Peggie Hallman K. V. Hamilton, Jr. Richard Hanson Richard Harris Thomas Harris Gene Harvath Allen Harvey Alma Harvey Frank Harvey Joe Haymes Ralph Hendrix Helen Henegan Richard Hicks Edith Hight Roeemary Hill Carlisle Hippert Jimmy Holloran William Hopkins Roy Howard Hylton Hudson Henry Hughes Louise Hughes Leroy Hunter Becky Hunter Pearl Hurt Louise Hutchison Audley Ingram Tom Ingram Esther Irvin Blake Isley Eva Jacobs Napoleon Jefferson Mary Sue Jennings Rebecca Jennings NINE TEE NGO R TY SO. Gh Sok Page Fifty-four June Jessee Clifton Johnson Dorothy Johnson Heyward Johnson Ruby Johnson Wiley Johnson Sarah Johnston Booker Jones Princella Jones Coleman Kay Lois Kennon Arlene Kessler Jinny Byrd Kidd Tony King Joyce Kittelson June Kittelson Edwin Knowles Harry Knowles, Jr. Elizabeth Krebbs Nancy Kunz Richard Kunz Butler Lankford Elizabeth La Prade Donald Lee Bland Leebrick Betty Leathers Elizabeth Leininger Lewis Lichford Mae Loving Charlie Lumsden Dorothy McCormick Ruth McDaniel Billy McDaniel Calvin McFaden Ruth McFall Click McKenna Dick McLaughlin Ted Macheras Bobby MacMeccan Kitty Maddox Bobby Mansfield Max Marcus Helen Marks Donald Marsh June Martin Aubrey Mason Dorothy Mayhew Jean Mayo Paul Mehaffey Charlotte Meredith Hazel Metz James Miles Ray Mills Aleen Mitchell Bernard Mitchell Libby Mitchell Page Fifty-five ————— a Se _ —_ = = —— = Mayo Moomaw Tunstall Morgan John Morris, III June Morris Raymond Morris L. O. Moser Wyatt Murphy Bob Murray Anne Murrell Alice Paris Calvin Parish Frances Parrish Vivian Payne Henry Pearson Lavonia Pentecost Shirley Pickeral Nathan Pillow Norma Plunkett Julia Poole Virginia Ponton Vernelle Ports Ira Pote Katharine Prebble John Pugh Sally Ramsey Florine Rhodes Joseph Rice Anna Gale Richards 7 | Shirley Richardson Richard Ricketts Bob Robertson Miriam Robey Ruby Rodgers Fay Rosser Harry Routon a Elsie Sanderson Doug Sandidge Lorene Sandifer Ruth Saunders Fred Schaefer Terrell Schmitt Christine Scruggs = a = Dorin Scruggs Pansy Shelton William Shelton Ann Sholes Mary Singleton Carol Smith Garland Smith Faye Snidow Elizabeth Sparks Kathryn Speck Edelweiss Spencer Marjorie Staples Loraine Stinnette Buddy Suttenfield Page Fifty-six 7 NONE TE ENF ORT Y= © NE Geen Billy Sweeney Virginia Tate Frankie Taylor Judy Taylor Melvin E. Taylor Fred Templeton Margaret Thaxton Billy Thomas Nan Thomasson Phyllis Thornhill Granville Tolley Ethelyne Torrence Mildred Torrence Marie Traylor Ed Tucker Ray Tyree Mary Vasold Gus Vaynes Frances Waldron Bryant Walker Jimmy Watson John Watts June Watts Phyllis Jane Watts Lewis Webb John Wells Jack White Margaret White Stanley White William White Clara Williams Fern Williams -Thelma Williams Tom Witt Lillie Wilson Lloyd Wilson Terrell Wingfield Edith Wofford Clarence Wohr William Wood Margaret Woodall Doris Woodford Palmer Woodson Juanita Wooldridge Marion Wooldridge Rucker Wooldridge Christine Wootton Frances Worley Ivory Worley Virginia Worley Evelyn Wright Rachel “Wright Mavis Young Page Fifty-seven Men of Iron with apologies to Howard Pyle Get him “Unscrambling” He’s off; (We hope) {pely 2, “Which way you going, buddy?” Brr, It’s cold Come on fellows, just Heave em, Deedy Up and over You tell em, coact:. a little bit farther Y) YY = U _ Lud a5 _— THE RAT Dan Adkins Harry Almond Caroline Arthur Robert Barksdale Jean Baldock Arlene Bell Theresa Be!l Robert Berry Rudd Blankinship Doris Blanks Rebecca Bolton Mary Bowen Robert Bowen Eddie Boyd John Butler Dorothy Brittain Betty Brown William Brown Doris Lee Bryant Kathaleen Bryant Margaret Bullard Sarah Butler Edward Caldwell Margaret Callaham William Callaham David Campbell Jean Campbell Mary Duval Campbell Margaret Cherry Virginia Coates Mary Anne Coffey Elizabeth Colbert Nancy Colbert Marjorie Coleman George Conson Jane Conson Beverly Cosby Mamie Cox Barbara Craft Iris Craig Alfred Curlee Lorene Dalton Joan Davis Donald Dill John Dillard Mary Doss Russell Dufford Mildred Edmunds Carlisle Evans Ethel Evans Frank Evans tae Crmy ans Edith Everette Robert Falwell Rosa Belle Fix Shirley Foster Page Sixty NINETEEN EORTY-ONE SORE Sa THE RAT CLASS Regina Frazser Jean Frye Edith Gannoway Hamner Gay Eva George Mavis Goad Newton Gordon Shirley Gordon Anne Gowen Caroline Graves Jacqueline Harvey Thomas Hawkins Velna Henderson Nancy Hight Pauline Hill Frank Hobbs Jennings Hogan Nancy Holloran Brown Holston Robert Holt Willham Howard R. G. Hudnall H. P. Hughes, Jr. Marie Hughes Murrell Hughes Katherine Hundley Elizabeth Hunt Risque Hutter Clark Jefferson Josephine Jessee Walter Johnson Rebecca Johnston William Jones Mary Alex Jordan June Kabler Margaret Kash Carl Keeling Vance Knott Buddy Lackey Reams Leebrick Mary Leininger Richard Lemmon Irvin Lewis Bettye Lichtenstein Mary Lincoln Grace Lloyd Glenn Lond:ee Charles Loving William Loyd Jack McCarthy Jean McCausland Alfred McDaniel John McDermott Billy McGehee Wailand McHaney Betty Lee Magann Gao A Seemed 1 Git o.C HOO. Page Sixty-one THE RAT CLASS Marion Martin Winifred Martin Shirley Mason Constantine Mayberry Beverly Meadows Aubrey Mehaffey Ethel Mitchell Edith Moore Elva Moore Hazel Moore Elizabeth Morris Howard Morris Maxine Morris Roland Morris Sam Merton John Myers Mabel Nash Nell Neubauer Peggy Noel Helen O'Kelly Helen Owen Vera Paige Mary Belle Patterson Julian Pearson Ralph Perry Owen Peters Raine: Pettyjohn, Jr. Bill Phillips | oe Mildred Phillips Betty Plunkett a Nancy Poindexter Phyllis Ports Evelyn Price = ae Kathryn Raines Betsy Lee Ratcliffe Marguerite Roberts Charles Robinson Glenna Robinson Jean Sanders Anne Scott James Shearer Sonia Siegel Margaret Skelton Shirley Slaughter Phyllis Smith Dorothy Smoot Geraldine Smoot Betty Spencer Hazel Spencer Rosetta Stanley Virginia Stanford Eva Staples Bobby Stickley Virginia Sumpter Charles Suttenfield Margery Sweeney Page Sixty-two NINETEEN F.OR0Y =ONE Cae GlLAp ean LG Hs CHiOeL THE RAT CLASS Bill Sydnor Erma Taliaferro Cecil Taylor Hubert Taylor Prescott Terrill Cecil Thaxton Florence Thomas Harry Thomas June Thomas Betty Thompson Dexter Thompson Esther Thompson George Thompson William Thurmond Lee Tiller Lois Tinsley Elmo Torrence Dorothy Trevey Helen Tuck Iris Tuck Jeannette Tuggle Thomas Tuggle Marian Turner Tom Turner Walter Tweedy Guy Unger Margaret Vanaman Georgia Wallace James Ware Shirley Ware Guy Watson Nancy Webber Alvon Weiss Harold White Tom White Louise Wiley Jimmy Wilkerson Earnestine Williams Ray Witt John Wofford Russell Wood Betty Wright Catherine Wright Charles Wright Joyce Wright Page Sixty-three Of Mice and Men with apologies to John Steinback oe A oy OS adh Rats. Helen Owen and Johnny Dillard Making the rats feel at home Personality smile! “Box and Cox” cast Fashion Show Two “High Times” workers (?) Giving ’em the “once over.” Smile please! Blow hard! FOOTBALL 1940 E. C. Glass’s 1940 football team started its season off well by winning its first two non-conference games. It then went into a slump, however, and lost the first two conference games to the two teams from Richmond, one of which John Marshall High came out on top in the State Championship race. CapTaIN TORRENCE This did not seem to discourage them since they came back strong and won the next four straight games. Two of our star players, Captain “Deedy” Torrence and Bob Murray, made second and third All-State High School Teams, respectively, while several others received Honorable Mention. First row, (left to right): Hill, Bryant, Hendrix, Haley, Crank, B. Sandidge, Torrence, Glass, Blanks, McKenna, C. Wright, Murray, McDaniels. Second row: Burnett, Lankford, Howard, Taylor, Cline, Morris, Gantt, Marsh, W. Murphy, McLaughlin, Evans, W. Sandidge, Coleman, F, Hobbs, Wingfield. SCHEDULE AND SCORES Glass High Clifton Forge Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Thomas Jefferson John Marshall Portsmouth Alexandria Danville Captain-elect MCKENNA Third row: Martin, Read, Pearson, Shelton, D. Murphy, Margules, Camn, Dill, Hawkins, Allen, Bennett, Boswell, Harris, Isley, Hudson. Fourth row: Coach Funk, McCarthy, Moore, Johnson, Vaynes, Lee, Dunn, Hobbs, Burgess, Ass’t Coach Smith. First row, (left to right): Pearson, Rosenberger, Webb, Wright, Suttenfield, Fox, Tyree. Second row: Pugh, Hughes, Schewel, Ellett, Blanks, Ligon, Londree. SCHEDULE AND SCORES 1940-741 Glass High 48 South Boston ......11 Glass High 39 Lexington 18 Glass High 23°� John Marshall’ 2 2t Glass High 32 Danville Pes: 3 5% 33 Glass High 25 Blackstone M. A. 47 Glass High 31 Salem 30 Glass High 40 Blackstone M. A. ...50 Glass High 39. Roanoke ila ined Glass High =.423 “ Elarerave Me Ace aee7 Glass High....39 Lane High (Ch‘v’lle) 17 Glass Hight 53.8. Lagniptons 2. oy a 29 Glass“ Highs 23:27) Vi Mi.Ls (Frosh),- 242 Glass High 2 80- “alot Aetna ee eee 33 Glassebich 392 midareraye: Mo Aree 2 245 Glass ich @ 22542 eDanvillese eee 36 Glass) Fish) .39 a anes weg ee 21 Glass: High 2537) tcs Roanokeminay 2. 25.5: 34 Glass High. .41 Hampden-Sydney . ..31 CAPTAIN WRIGHT Glass” High” 72339 6° Ves. ( Prosi 9 CapTaIN-ELEcT WEBB Glass High... .33 Hampden-Sydney .. .45 Page Sixty-eight N LN EAGLE EN SEO Tye Nees Gi First row, (left to right): Hendrix, Quarles, Read, Clingenpeel, Ligon, Taylor, Howard, Wingfield, Lankford, Travis. Second row: Coach Funk, Holston, Davis, Barringer, Dillard, Barksdale, Mason, Jefferson, Ottinger, Hackworth, Coach Everett. Third row: Manager Curlee, Harvey, Moser, Cline, Sydnor, Rogers, White, Canada, Holt, Ferguson. When Coach Everett issued his first call to track practice, he noted that, with the many veterans and newcomers out, the prospects for a good season were very bright. With Captain Billy Ligon leading them, they defeated the Clifton Forge team by a good margin. The following week-end a favored Durham, N. C., was defeated by the Hilltoppers. John Marshall of Richmond was the next team to fall, and the strong Jefferson High team from Roanoke fell victim the following week. Hargrave’s powerful team was defeated also and then, journeying to Richmond to defeat Thomas Jefferson, the Hill- toppers came through to complete their season undefeated. In the state meet at Charlottesville, they placed seventh, with Newport News winning for the fourth straight year. SCHEDULE-AND SCORES Clifton Forge .. Durham, N. C. Hargrave John Marshall .55 1 3 Jefferson High .52 1 2 Thomas Jefferson 51 2 3 CapTain LIGON GEASS HIGH 2) Oxi aR OVO’ Page Sixty-nine First row, (left to right): Pugh, Fox, Freeman, Gantt (Captain), Dawson, J. Williams, McGhee. Second row: Coach Smith, Rogers, Bacon, Ramsey, Schewel, B. Williams, Horner, Harris. The E. C. Glass High School Tennis Team had a very successful 1941 season, con- sidering that only two lettermen, Clifford Fox and Captain Joe Gantt, returned from last year’s State Finalist Team. They lost only one out of eight conference games, tying Danville for the Western District Championship and then lost the play-off by a score of 5 to 4. The regular team is as follows: 1. Captain Joe Gantt, 2. Clifford Fox, 3. Charles Robinson, 4. John Pugh, 5. Walter Freeman. SCHEDULE AND SCORES Claes ted ee eee 7 Salen Shh Ae eee 2 Glass © eee Li (Danvillets oe a kas 8 Sasser jeueteas Gharlottesvillew so 2 Glas9i5 RCN eae Su wklargraye Ma eet Gigssheu Aen 5 Charlottesville ...... ” Glass ie Ae tin oe Oe Salemet eae 1 i eee 0 Glisten a.5 ape? veblaceravesac Ae ed Glass. eee Sum Danville... ae) Caek 4 Captain GANTT Glass=Se a ee Danivillewie ee ect, te 5 Page Seventy Ni UNEASE Cnty Na OM a a CAE Gen CHEER LEADERS First row, (left to right): Sally Ramsey, Elizabeth Krebbs, Kitty Cosby, Marjorie Christian, Second row: Bob Copeland, Elliot Schewel, Bob Ramsey. Not in picture, Jimmy Holloran. What would we ever do without our cheer leaders? They are almost as important as are the team. Regardless of weather, they could be depended cn to be present at the various athletic events to encourage the home team to victory—Senior Day proved that. Besides leading cheers and songs at the games, they also lead pep meetings held in the auditorium on the day before each game. They also add to the feeling of friendship between the schools by making friends with the cheerleaders of our opponents between the halves. G ib A S S H I G H 5 iS H O ©) is Page Seventy-one = a SENIOR BLUE BASKETBALL TEAM First row (left to right): Norma Guill, Cora Harper, Rilla West, Captain; Vernelle Rosser, Mary Hamilton. Second row: Christine Thomas, Eleanor Cox, Mrs. Powell, Coach; Polly Cole, Mabel Worley, Joyce Wright. BADMINTON FINALISTS Mabel Worley, Mrs. Powell, Coach; Marion Turner. PING PONG Left to right: Mary Hamilton, Joyce Wright, Rilla West. SENIOR WHITE BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: Marion Turner, Anna Glass, Mrs. Powell, Coach; Ruth McDaniel, Captain; Louise Blanks, Norma Hudgins, Ruth Saunders. Se OTE SEE L TS, 9 NATIONA A SUIETY. First row, (left to right): Davis, Stone, Bourke, Miss Pauline Fisher, (sponsor), Thompson, Wagers, Hornsby. Second row: Almond, Lichtenstein, Rosenthal, Ramsey, Drysdale, Brown, Elliot, Landrum, Nichols. Third row: Christian, Fourqurean, Baughn, Dinwiddie, Schewel, Burkholder, Cohen, Neher, Dillard. Fourth row: Plunkett, Cosby, Patterson, E. Gilliam, Gantt, Burnette, Evans, Williams. Fifth row: Bradley, Teague, Holston, Robertson, Cudd, Akers, Templeton, Spencer. Sixth row: Coleman, Torrence, Logwood, M. Gilliam, Ellet, Franklin, Read, Black, Wood, Levy, Enoch. OFFICERS Presideut be) oe oe Soke SE Oe oe ELLEN GILLIAM Vice-President: yah a be oe ee eee Bossy ELLET DECTEVEIY” ica eh Snes stb octet Wes) eee ae Bos RaMsEY LE PERSUTET Sd Laka onl ee, ee EUGENE BURNETTE Paci ist. Advisor sr ie vee aac Miss PauLINE T. FISHER Fifty-one members of the senior class of 1941 received the highest honor attainable at E. C. Glass High School when they were chosen from a class of 340 for membership in the local chapter of the National Honor Society. They constitute the upper 15% of the graduating class, chosen from the upper third in scholastic averages on a basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Sydnor Thompson, whose average of 97.68 is the highest in the senior class, also holds the distinction of having the highest average in the history of the school. The purpose of this organization is to promote better scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service among the students of the public schools of America. In connection with this idea, the E. C. Glass chapter coaches backward pupils every year in preparation for examinations. They also conducted a “Junior High Day” for the purpose of introducing prospective students to the school and this year helped to compile a student handbook, containing general information useful to the students of E. C. Glass High. NINETEEN. O:R IY =O ES CR bao STUDENT COUNCIL First row, (left to right): Hudgins, Doss, Sparks, Worley, Davis, Metts, Dickinson. Second row: Moss, Blanks, Hundley, Holston, McKenna, Gilliam, Bourke, Robertson, West. Third row: Blood, White, Stickley, Hubbard, Burkholder, Moser, Taylor, Ramsey, J. Ferguson. Fourth row: P. Ferguson, Jefferson, Dove, Gantt, Johnson, Hendrix, Ellett, Fox. Fifth row: Allen, Schewel, Howard, Ligon, Gorman, Miss Payne, Woolridge. OFFICERS President Bossy ELLETT Vice-President ELLioT SCHEWEL Secretary ANNE Ho.LsTon Treasurer Bos BuRKHOLDER Miss Mary S. PAYNE The Student Council was organized this fall to foster democratic spirit throughout the school, to aid in training for citizenship, to build cooperation between faculty and students, and to improve school life generally. The Council is composed of two bodies: the Cabinet, which is made up of twelve leaders of various student organizations, and the Representative Group, which is made up of a representative from each home room. Among the projects the Council has undertaken this year are the placing of monitors in the cafeteria, yard, hall, infirmary, library, and auditorium and a hostess in the front hall each period. During January the Council sponsored a clean-up campaign at which time walls were painted, rooms were cleaned, and posters were placed in the halls to emphasize the importance of having a clean building. Though Student Government is still in its infancy, we feel sure by the progress it has made this year and of the spirit in which it was accepted it will continue. Coane a ried) Oil ©.© [ First row, (left to right): Pribble, Cudd, Knowles, Second row: Miss Blunt, Ferguson, Burks, Hornsby, Clarke, Elliot, Cosby, Burnette, Drysdale. Moomaw, Jones, Robertson, Brooks, Gilliam. Third row: Shanklin, Crowder, Ingram, Phillips, Duncan, Spencer, Levy, Blood, Miss Holmes. Fourth row: Kirkpatrick, Neher, Fourqurean, Manley, Boze, Weinstein, Gartley, Hackworth, Oglesby. Fifth row: Schewel, Sanderson, Costas, Diuguid, Read, Dillard, Copeland, Hopkins. Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Literary Editor ed Assistant Literary Editots. Poetry Editor : Assistant Poetry Riior. Feature Editors Commentators .-....... Editors of Magic Mirror Exchange Editors Alumni Editors Micprep Hart, Art Editors: MarGAaRET SBipbs: Dee Gay aacons Proofreaders eA Le oe Ty pists: MapELINE SPENCER, VIRGINIA iow Dip ELLEN GILLIAM Douctias DRYSDALE ahd cane ee PauLta LEvy ee ROBERTSON, VINCENT CROWDER LANGHORNE CosBy ; .NELL SHANKLIN Fue SRasieR fares Huexe Joyce Hornsspy Beak WEINSTEIN, Bop CopELAND, MARGARET PRIBBLE Jack PuHitiirps, Tom INGRAM Asian Oc eEsBy, Louise Cupp Mintas Pace Jones, PoweLtt DiLLarp Dor Roueccnetas ELLtiot SCHEWEL, GEORGE GARTLEY EpitH Brack, ETHEL ELtiotr, Mayo MoomMaw Gh AH ENocu, ALIcE KEtLy, Dora Crews, MARGARET CaLLaAHAM, LEONA DuNcaN, Linpa FIELbs, Circulation Manager Business Manager v. Assistant Business Manager MARGARET CAREY Pein hs ate came esac ole PHitie READ JEAN SPENCER Tan PLUNKETT Advertising Managers: Este Sanenions Bercy Colne Mikeaner. ‘Aas: Horns, JeLLis KirKPATRICK, FRANK ToRRENCE, ARTHUR JOHNSON, ROBERT REILLY Faculty Advisors NINE:TE EINE ORT YAO WN E. CIR Eioo Miss RutH BLuNT, Miss KATHLEEN HOLMES HIGH TIMES First row, (left to right): Deaton, Cudd, Slaughter, Garbee, Seay, Meredith, Clark, Wagers. Second row: Mayhew, R. Ramsey, S. Thompsons B. Thomson, Davis, Thomasson, B. Thompson, Garbee. Third row: Brooks, Neher, Farrar, Bourke, Boswell, aodiont Williams, Rosser, Harper. Fourth row: Pentecost, Feinman, Braden, Chiieciate Hill, Stone, Gartley, Bryant, Sanderson. Fifth row: Wright, Taylor, Fox, S. Ramsey, Wofford, Schewel, Rosenthal, Giles, Thomas, Burns, . Lichtenstein. Sixth row: Bibee, B. Ramsey, Costas, Thornton, Mr. Evans, Murphy, Watson. COREA ILONSE- Cie fie alas heath tates cdots eh rh a ee fea. cok BOB RAMSEY; S¥DNOK - THOMPSON ASSISHAHTEGUOTioe Geek OPS: alg Pet Sacer aneees..0 RICHARD. MURPHEY, James Watson Assignment Editor ....... ee JAMES STONE Managing Editors: SHirLEY Trey Eeeene Fes: PHYLLIS GARBEE, Parry GILEs, Lots LICHTENSTEIN, CEEVAH ROSENTHAL SHOVismLGtLOTS eee eee Otis Farrar, Cora Harper, Jimmy Hortitoran, Parmer Woopson Associate Editors ... s Kerey Da ReEyINA RAMSEY, Fay Rowen Este SANDERSON, NAN THOMASSON Reviewing Staff . ....-.........4 EpirH Biack, MaryjyaANeE Biack, RosEMary HILL, FLo NEHER Art and Phoioersphic. Staff: Sai ce BoswELL, Nyat CLINgE, GEORGE GarTLEY, PEccy Hanna Brooks, BERLE WEINSTEIN Reportorial Staff: StarrorD Bryant, Louise Cupp, Marcarer Deaton, RuTH ANN SEAY, SHIRLEY SLAUGHTER, Dot Smoot, CLara WILLiIaAMs, Marion WooLpRIpGE, JOHN BRapDEN, CHARLES WRIGHT Typing Staff: CHartortE MerepirH, Lavonia PENTECOsT, Potty Coie, Mary Hamittron, Cora Harver, EpirH Worrorp, DororHy GarBEE, Marion BarRETT Business MANGE CTSA Panty aad. PIE as. eae ees kee Rhnenae Sea oe ; .HeELEN Doss, DorotHy MayHew Circulation Managers . Ee ne SAM BIBer, LESLIE THORNTON, GARLAND SMITH Advertising Managers: Marin eres, yee Bourke, Peete: LEININGER, LEILA CHRISTIAN, SHIRLEY GOODE Advertising Solicitors: Berry THompson, FRaNKIE Taytor, Gus Costas, Titt1ze MAHONEY, SAM BIBEE EACH Gio eR Oe OTS mere es eRe re ot. ee eee oe ht) SALLY MR MMSE VBE Ys GIA RG Editorial Advisor Tetbueo BOB heen. beni Wal Bid Sohn ornay He Mes eek Rete tr Sener nc thy bey Ie ONS EN Business AA UISOnES SEN he MOR TOs corneal. Sone tA ee ct aks ae Miss MarGaret WILLIAMS Cris op mer borin oC FOOL TRI-HI GIRL | OFFICERS President. aaa ee eas Oe A eee SALLY ROBERTSON Vice-President. 0s Gua. a 0 i a Se KaTHRYN Evans Sevredary a acgh Biases, hips eae eee ee MartHa Brack ) Gorresbonding: Secretary: .4. ota eee ee ANNE Ho.tston | LU CCASULET oe ROE R EE OR OO Ee AcatHa Mount Co-Presidents of Senior Club ......... Peccy Brooks, JEAN LANDRUM President of Junior Glubr “tae eee ELIzABETH KREBBS President.of Sophomore Glab 0 ies ae eee JaNE Hupson First row, (left to right): Hornsby, Nicholas, Elliott, Patterson, Robertson, Landrum, Holston, Perrow, Monger, M. Evans, Cosby, Wailes, Watts, Jessee, Powell, Thomas, Mj. Black, Hight, Miss Porter. Second row: Fourqurean, Brooks, Almond, Richards, Jackson, K. Evans, West, Thomasson, Lumsden, Moomaw, Jones, Betty Wright, Barbara Wright, Smith, Gilliam, F. Covington, Austin, Loftis, Miss Brown. Third row: Christian, Mount, Traylor, Garbee, Harvey, Ferguson, Smoot, Ramsey, Watts, Vasold, Evans, LaPrade, Cox, Gowen, Hundley, Williams, Ingram, Finch, Nowlin. NUN ESTE Ee POUR sh Y= © DE NG eon RESERVES The purpose of Girl Reserve is to give high school girls the opportumty to acquire the habits and ideals which make them capable, responsible, and Christian young women. The Girl Reserves were reorganized this year into one large club, the Tri-Hi, instead of three smaller ones. The club sent a large group of representatives to the fall conference at Roanoke, held supper meetings once a month, gave three large supper meetings once a month, gave three large dances, and did social work at Christmas and Thanksgiving. During Girl Reserve Week in which we celebrated our 60th anniversary we spon- sored many interesting and educational programs. Thus the Club presented a full and balanced program, including recreation, inspiration, education, and service. Fourth row: Giles, Fox, Traylor, Skelton, Arthur, M. Black, Hudson, Colbert, George, Bryant, Edmunds, Krebbs, Slaughter, H. Covington, Davis, Ware, Kunz, Hill, Mattox, Murrell. Fifth row: Dalton, Mitchell, Macheras, Feinman, Martin, Owen, Hippert, Colbert, Spencer, Graves, Plunkett, Templeton, Logan, Spradlin, Weber, Blackburn, Tyree, Templeton, Haas, Foster. Sixth row: Brown, Morrissette, Miss Allan, Carwile, Mrs. Carpenter, McCausland, Noel, Plunkett, Thornhill, Bullock, Everett, Poindexter, White, Fitzgerald, Johnson, Farmer, Simos, Boswell, Deaton, Swain, Fore. Cato oe te .CHO:O.L First row, (left to right): Kunz, Morris, Kay, Drysdale, Robertson, E. Burnette, Thomas, Ferguson, Watts, Crowder, Hopkins, Craddock. Second row: Allen, Lee, Thomas, E. Burnette, Marsh, Ingram, Smith, Canada, Riley, Farrar, Loving. Third row: H. B. Hughes, Bryant, H. Hughes, Rosenberger, Ricketts, Boswell, Taylor, Burkholder, Fourth row: Cross, Isley, Davis, G Fifth row: Ramsey, Fox, Arthur, Dillard, Johnson, Read, Gorman, Oaks, Bacon, Wingfield, Harris. Sixth row: Boswell, Ellett, Harvey, Ligon, Schewel, Richards, Bibee, Diuguid, Ottinger, Curlee, Pound, Jones, Mr. Oglesby. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisors Dinwiddie, Pettyjohn, Hackworth. ordon, A. Oglesby, Williams, Everette, Batson, Wilson, Boyd, Wright. OFFICERS Bitty Ligon ELLIot SCHEWEL BuTLER LANGFORD Wittiam Batson Mr. Lawson DriskiL_L, Mr. RoscoE OGLESBY The Hi-Y was organized in Glass High in 1915. Since then it has enjoyed continuous advancement. The Club meets once each week and has its meetings built around the four-fold idea of educational, Among the many activities social, physical, and spiritual development of its members. are the Father and Son Banquet, the Hi-Y Dance, the District Conference, the ‘‘Setting-Up” Conference at Camp Bibee, Vocational Talks, and the National Conference. This year it has sponsored the “Find Yourself” campaign to aid boys of the high school in the discovery of their capabilities and possibilities for vocations. NUN EOPEek No Orr ay NEC ea First row, (left to right): Crowder, Brooks, Rosenthal, Wagers, Lichtenstein, Giles, Cosby, Fox, Burks, Thompson. Second row: Ramsey, Drysdale, Sanderson, Bourke, Gilliam, Moomaw, Thcomasson, Garbee, Dickinson, Mr. Evans. Third row: Watson, Schewel, Oglesby, Stone, Phillips, Feinman, Blood, Levy, Neher, Bibee. Membership is limited to only juniors and seniors. One must have a good scholastic record, and must be recommended by the advisor of one of the publications, the High Times, the Critic, and the Crest. Also his work must be accepted by the national secretary of the Quill and Scroll. The Quill and Scroll is made up of some of our best students and it gives them the chance to enter their work in contests. Our chapter was organized in 1928. Gi aooeihGH SCHOOL BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT First row, (left to right): Almond, Wright, Mitchell, Tiller, Siegel, Everette, Worley, Elliot, Sanders, Watts, Akers, P. Jones, M. Jones, Saunders, Cline. Second row: Powell, Garner, Walker, Grossman, Turner, Kelly, Crank, Brown, Saunders, Logwood, Hughes, Moore, Driskill, Richardson, King. Third row: Henderson, Enoch, Goding, St. John, Carey, Hall, Cumbie, Wallace, Murphy, Harper, Drumheller, Hedrick, Myers, Perkins, Hawkins, Cosby. Fourth row: Ware, Gunter, Spencer, Woodfin, Viar, Marks, Haley, Snow. Fifth row: Miss Harvey, Reeves, Manley, Thomas, Hughes, Tuggle, Proffitt, Paris, Bailey, Guill, Duncan, Craddock, Brown, Mason, Kidd. Sixth row: Pound, Mayberry, Fincher, Ferguson, A. Davis, Jackson, Stinnette, Loving, Dale, Boze, Trent, Worley, K. Davis. Seventh row: Miss Porter, Gartley, Burnette, Freeman, Hudson, Ashworth, MacMeccan, S. White, Brown, Jefferson, W. White. Eighth row: Thomas, Rush, Campbell, Wohr, Curlee, Toler, Singleton, Harvey, Haas, Mr. Burmahln, Blankinship, Snead. Special training is offered the students of Business Education to prepare them for work after high school has been completed. Instruction in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, accounting, commercial law, and office training is given in addition to required academic subjects. Students of this department serve as bookkeepers, treasurers, accountants, and auditors for various high school clubs, organizations and publications. The cafeteria bookkeeping and cashier work is also done by the senior commercial students, Many of these students upon completion of this course, work as stenographers or have various other duties in Lynchburg’s leading business houses. Each year the enrollment of the Business Education Depart- ment increases. NOLNGE EVE, Need Ro TY 2 ONE a soe ee eo meni 5 © HO Ol TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL SHOPS First row, (left to right): Almond, Womack, Johnson, Booth, T. Harris, Knowles, Tuck, Pugh. Second row: Powers, Paris, R. Harris, Scott, Brooks, Bullock, Sydnor, Logwood. Third row: Whitten, Thompson, Jennings, Lewis, Bibb, Viar, B. Slater, Baer, East, Smith, Sandidge. Fourth row: Krantz, McAlister, Morris, R. Pearson, Howard, Ballaugh, Fisher, Hudson, D. Slater, Calhoun, Wood, Segal, Pote, Hight, Riddle, Barksdale, Mr. Fox. Fifth row: Murray, Dalton, Tolley, Billingsley, Padgett, Martin, Dawson, Fitzgerald, Viar, Carter, Trent. Sixth row: Mr. Jones, Mr. Mench, Mr. Schultz, Williams, Hicks, Hudson, Templeton, Wood, H. Pearson, Plunkett, Bass, Peters, The Trade and Industrial classes were organized at the beginning of the fall semester 1938. Since space would not permit additional classes in the high school building, school officials decided to hold the shop classes in the Monroe School. The classes organized at that time were electricity and machine shop; however, due to the heavy demand from industry, a class was organized in sheet metal work in the Spring semester, 1941. In order to qualify for either electricity, machine or sheet metal shop, a student must have passed his fourteenth birthday and have completed at least one year of high school work, must have reasonable general ability, some aptitude for the trade implied, and capacity for and willingness to work. The students spend one hour each day in mechanical drawing or related mathematics, two hours in shop and the balance of the day in academic subjects. All trade and industrial students receive one unit of credit upon completion of each semester’s work. JUNIOR RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION First row, (left to right): Carroll, Crank, Turner, Cary, Wood, Carroll, Boswell, Conklin. Second row: Miss Walker, Paris, Bradley, Hitt, Hawes, St. John, Tanner, Fischer, Thurmond, Snow. Third row: Stennette, Bryant, Oakes, Crews, Wood, Colbert. OFFICERS President ..... i A A weit eee eer at en te, ...Marvin Crews Vice-President Pe oo ee oa t eaee _... ELIZABETH FISCHER Secretary 5 tic, boa na he ee eee SHIRLEY BRADLEY T feggarer nN ing tee de eee Brtty Bryant Faculty Advisor .......... ..........Miss Marjorie WALKER A comparatively new organization in the high school is the Junior Retail Merchants Association which is made up of members of the Retail Selling class. Junior Retail Selling is a phase of distributive education that gives better knowledge and understanding of outside vocations and tends to broaden the student socially in civic affairs. Each member is employed in one of Lynchburg’s business houses to study the prin- ciples of retail selling outside of school. Meetings are held once a month and parties are given to bring on better relations between the members of the class. ey NIN E-LE B Net @ RY O.N ES Cries a INDUSTRIAL CLUB First row, (left to right): Robey, Watts, Roy, Echols, Coleman, Lee. Second row: Mr. Humphrey, Etheridge, Bryant, Cline, Haley, Deaner, Browning. Third row: Kidd, Hunter, Jennings, Mitchell, Matheney. OFFICERS BETTY CoLEMAN Puyius LEE Secretary-T reasurer Rosert ETHERIDGE Faculty Advisor Mr. Reece HUMPHREY TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL CLUB A new comer to our school this year, the Trade and Industrial Club has already taken its place along with our other organizations. The membership is made up of members of the Diversified Occupations class. Meetings are held once a month with a business session and discussions in regard to the members’ own work. Outstanding speakers appear at various times. The purpose of this organization is to get a better understanding of labor and management problems. Cal deers hs WE eon Ga ah OXOR b VARSITY CLUB First row, (left to right): Mr. McCue, Ligon, Blanks, Dinwiddie, Martin, Haley, Marsh, Riley, McKenna, Schewel. Second row: Mr. Everette, McDaniel, Wright, Torrence, Ramsey, Gantt, Copeland, Glass, Bibee, Mr. Funk. Third row: Read, Hendrix, Fox, Howard, Murray, Taylor, Loving. OFFICERS Presidents soece ok aE Oe ee Bitty McKENNA Vice-President 4 o-5 40.32 bas ets eee eee FRANK TORRENCE SCCTELOLY x exh SV ae od ne ee oe eee Bitty GLass PTCASULEL A: Rok ut ey ARTHUR JOHNSON Paculiy Ad viors a ee, ee Mr. L. H. McCue, Mr. T. M. Funk, Mr. Grover EVERETTE, Mr. MarsHALL SMITH In order to become a member of the Varsity Club, one must win a monogram. A monogram may be earned by outstanding service in any of the following sports—foot- ball, basketball, tennis, and track. This also includes cheerleading and managing one of the teams. The Varsity Club promotes friendship among the boys and provides for entertain- ment, such as parties and dances. This year our club sponsored a dance in October and one again in March. These dances were very successful. N.UN_E-DE E Noe OR TY = © NIE Gel bao First row, (left to right): Thomas, Torrence. Cosby, Wright, Davis, Nichols, Lee, Saunders. Second row: West, Glass, Jacobs, Craddock, R. West, Pickeral, Ramsey, Hughes, Krebbs. Third row: Bailey, Blanks, Cole, Rosser, Guill, Harper, Christian, Beinkampen, Fall OFFICERS Spring RG Ae BS i eee eee tee IP PESTO CT Temes ae te aa Ritta West MEDINEC STANFORD. © os. 2.6. Vice-President...... .. VERNELLE ROSSER RUT ICDANIEDS | § ates. SEGIED AT Vite gees Baik Potty CoLEe POEL Va COpnup 6.5.00 ree sta TE VOGSUTED, on NeL_t TorreENcCE BECKY SLUNTER §., 2m te tust Social Chairman........... NorMa GUILL Maser MVERETTE Gur tee a os POGUE AG UNO see tien on 4 Mrs. PowELi The Girl’s Monogram Club is composed of the girls who have earned a monogram by participating in intramural sports at Glass High. Throughout the year they enjoy such sports as basketball, volleyball, softball, bad- minton, tennis, and ping-pong. Social activities of the club included a picnic at Seminole Lake, where new members were initiated and officers for next year were elected. The club encourages and fosters the ideas of recreation and good sportsmanship among the girls of the High School. lta Go res ri © Oi First row, (left to right): Hendricks, Harvey, Davis, Rosser, Pearson, Mr. Nicholas. Second row: Bullock, Krebbs, Dalton, Williams, Curlee, Sydnor, Knowles, Williams, Ricketts, Pound, Smith, Third row: Bailey, Jones, Suttenfield, Hanson, Callahan, White, Mahanes, McCarthy, Conson, Gay, Jordan, Fix, Ports. Fourth row: Hodges, Holt, Ferguson, Feagans, Wood, Peters, Hammer, Hawkins, Turner, Kay, Peters, Howard, Hughes. Fifth row: Mawyer, Lackey, Everett, Davis, Lindsey. The band, under the leadership of Mr. Nicholas, has had a most successful year. In the fall, it played at all home football games. It led the Senior Day Parade, marched in the Christmas Parade, and was in the Farewell Parade for the Home Guards. The band concluded its year’s work with its annual concert in May. i. NINETEEN SS ORT Y -@ No Gar hae mde? First row, (left to right): E. Krebbs, M. Jordan, J. Davis, Harvey, Lindsay, Trevey, Hackett. Second row: Goad, Tuck, Traylor, Ports, Dawson, Mattox, Gilmer, Daniel, Williams, Thacker, Holt. Third row: Hunter, Rogers, Wright, Brown, Kash, Pribble, Scruggs, Staples, Davis, Turner, Wood, Mr. Nicholas. Fourth row: Jones, R. Davis, Brooks, Bullock, J. Krebbs, Mahanes, White, Conson, L. Jordan, Pound, Ferguson, Howard. This year the orchestra lost Mr. Bierly. but gained Mr. Nicholas and has continued to make progress under his able direction. It has furnished music for most of the assemblies and for several plays. For the first time, the orchestra added broadcasting to its schedule and it proved to be very successful. The orchestra supplied excellent music at the annual opera, Florodora, given April 24 and 25. After the Spring Concert in May, it concluded the year with an important part in the Commencement program. Gap om G rl CH O-O. 1 CHORUS s aE First row, (left to right): Guy, Bolton, Holloran, Phillips, Hippert, Dunlap, Cline, Elliot, Lincoln, Martin, Garbee, Mayberry, Bullock, Dalton, Lee, Edmunds. Second row: Evans, Cunningham, Doss, Frye, Davis, Viar, Hughes, Cudd, Tiller, Garner, Powell, Foster, Irvin, Kittelson, Kabler, Jones. ; Third row: Sanders, Freeman, Dickinson, Wood, Gross, Taylor, Morissette, Giles, Woolridge, Hutchinson, Marshall, Evans, Perrow, George, Vaughan. Fourth row: Waldron, Thomasson, Monger, Ore, Ferguson, Worley, Jennings, Cadotte, Conklin, Davis, Goding, West, McDaniel, Thomasson, Fifth row: Hawes, Carroll, Jennings, Hight, Evans, Watts, Vassold, Raines, Fitzgerald, Garth, Paris, Murphy, Edmunds, Harvey, Hallman. Sixth row: White, Logwood, Smith, Wright, Kenley, Covington, Higginbotham, Roach, Mayo, Scruggs, Morrisette, Davis, Brooks, Graves, Moore. Seventh row: Foster, Vanaman, Eagle, Morris, Jefferson, Wohr, Seay, Johnson, Lindsay, Smith, Knowles, Peters, Tinsley. Eighth row: Hudgins, Poole, Woolridge, Blanks, Wright, Rogers, Roberts, Hunter, Rosser, Mitchell, Walker, Milner, Bullock, Robertson. Ninth row: Woodall, Wright, Ryan, Young, Drumheller, Fox, O’Kelly, Moore, Stanley, Macheras, Mr. Nicholas. The 1941 Chorus has for its theme, ‘“‘appreciation of song.” This organization is the foundation of the Acappella Choir. Having completed the vocal training received in chorus, the members are then eligible for the Choir. The chorus, under the direction of Mr. W. J. Nicholas, has an important part in the music department. ee NIN ET E Ec Mies © 5 BY ©:N. Ee Ciba First row, (left to right): Meadows, Giles, Mitchell, Gates, Wright, Fox, Elliott, Craghead, Bledsoe, Torrence, Second row: Wailes, M. Black, Finch, Morrissette, Monger, Snidow, Ramsey, Vanaman, Colbert, Kittelson. Third rows Watts, P. Ports, V. Ports, Robey, Wright, Harper, West, Mj. Black, Spencer, Foster, Bailey, Fourth row: Mr. Nicholas, Walker, Jones, G. Ports, Bowman, Stennette, Singleton, Burnette, Lindsay, Hobbs, Jefferson. Under the excellent direction of Mr. W. J. Nicholas, the choir has had a most successful year. This group was largely responsible for the success of “The Minstrel,” which was given in the early winter. The opera, ‘‘Florodora,” was given on April 23, 24, and 25. The Spring Concert was held the last of May. Every Tuesday morning at 10:45 o'clock the choir broadcast over station WLVA. The choir finished its year by singing at the commencement exercises on June 9. GleA oa atl Gito.© HOG DAVID GARRICK PLAYERS F 2 4 : : First row, (left to right): Wagers, Robertson, Landrum, Dickinson, Thompson, Feinman, Copeland, Lichtenstein. Second row: Morrissette, Elliott, Neher, Robey, Mj. Black, Paris, Almond, M. Black. Third row: Shanklin, Stone, Oglesby, Burnette, Mahanes, L oftis, Schewel, Mrs. Nicholas. Fourth row: Mr. Abbot, White, Crews, Holston, Tanner, Franklin, Singleton, Lindsay. Fifth row: Dinwiddie, Richards, Ports, Davis, Ferrell, Riley, Crowder. Fall OFFICERS Spring MarGARET DICKINSON gh.2.d Preemie. ae -SYDNOR THOMPSON SYDNOR THOMPSON ......Vice-President........... Bos CorELAND JEAN LANDRUM .. .Secretary........ ..SHIRLEY FEINMAN SALLY ROBERTSON Load Teasutets eee Lots LicHENSTEIN Mrs. H. T. NicHoras .... Faculty Advisor..... ..Mr. C. M. ABBOT The David Garrick Players have functioned successfully during the past year. In the fall, they presented ‘“The Prince of Liars,” a three-act farce. In the spring, they gave “A Dramatic Medley” which consisted of three one-act plays, skits, songs, and tableau. The proceeds from this were used to purchase new stage equipment. The club also had charge of a number of assembly programs during the year. In May, a special assembly was held, at which time monograms were awarded to all of those who had won seven points in dramatics, and the Carey Barker Memorial Plaque was given to the person who had done the most outstanding work in dramatics, in this school year. — NINETEEN FORTY-ONE CREST LEAGUE First row, (left to right): Fields, Conson, G. Davis, McCausland, Holston, K. Davis, Frye, Viar, Freeman, Siegel, Driskill, Thaxton, Jackson. Second row: Carroll, Brooks, Doering, Sparks, Kidd, Jennings, Ingram, Pribble, Sitton, Armstrong, Kittelson. Third row: Graves, Blood, King, Perkins, Smith, Thornhill, Staples, Thomas, Covington, Armistead, Short. Fourth row: Mrs. Helbig, Cosby, Mahoney, Butler, Garner, Wright, Fourqueran, Almond, Shanklin, Bowen, Akers, Carter, Jones. Fifth row: Perry, Loving, Blackwell, Bradley, Eddins, Easter, Wells, Jackson, Gartley, Schewel, Moon, Crooks, Hughes, Blood, Thomas, Loftis, Gallier, Moss. Sixth row: Moore, Copeland, Holt, Barringer, Taylor, Johnson, Camm, Hudson, Ashworth, Boze, Hamilton, Cochran, Woodhead, Williams. Seventh row: Haas, Loving, Taylor, Blanks, Cross, Millner, Ligon, Cheatham, Torrence, Thomas, Loyd, Ross, McDow. Eighth row: Smith, Ports, Johnson, White, Singleton, White, Weinstein, Moorman, Costas, Diuguid. The aim of the Art League is to give a general course in art appreciation, dealing with the elements of the beauty in nature and creation and the history of architecture and the fine and useful arts. Every pupil that enrolls in the art department becomes a member of the Art League. Meetings of the Art League are held once a month at the beginning of every period and six or seven pupils talk on some great work of art or sculpture, or some great painter. Each group has its own president, vice-president, and secretary. ee pion GH o.C3H O:.0.] LATIN CLUB First row, (left to right): Davis, Hopkins, Giles, Powell, Cosby, Harvey, Fox, Burks, Hornsby. Second row: Davis, Giles, Ferguson, Ramsey, Martin, Garbee, Landrum, Thomasson, Holston, Finch. Third row: Davis, Dawson, Kunz, Ports, Gilliam, Bourke, Drysdale, Robertson, Cohen, Christian. Fourth row: Crowder, Black, Akers, Kidd, Blood, Mount, Levy, Myers, Thompson, Maddox. Fifth row: Plunkett, Mayo, Ware, Miss Glass, Murrell, Traylor, Neher, Clark, Read. OFFICERS Consuls see loon eee Obieaeans Joyce CoHEN AND EpiITH Biack Ouaestor 6 Pe Ae eo a ee ee SALLY RAMSEY AOGi OSE S258 ted gp BOR ae MarGAaRET BLoop AND SHIRLEY Davis CENSOR ion FER. eee Lil ic pg Ee el ANNE MurRRELL Faculty AGvisore 2505... et eae eee Miss ELizABETH GLass This year the Latin Club has endeavored to increase one’s Latin vocabulary and knowledge of Mythological characters. These have been carried on at the meetings with various forms of puzzles. The Latin Club entertained with a Valentine Party, at which Dr. Herbert C. Lipscomb of Randolph-Macon Woman’s College spoke about Greek Mythology. NUN ExT sR EWN, sivQ al oy = (GNP ees -FRENCH CLUB First row, (left to right): Ellett, Christian, Baughan, Prebble, Cosby, Patterson, Nichols, Davis, Elliott, Hornsby, Williams. Second row: Moomaw, Feinman, Evans, Kirkpatrick, Robertson, Drysdale, Ferguson, Lichtenstein, Martin, Hawkins, Miss Holmes. Third row: Foster, Levy, Marshall, Fourqurean, Calvert, West, Evans, Gilliam, Chaffin. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary JELLIs KiRKPATRICK Treasurer KaTHRYN Evans Faculty Advisor The aim of the French Club is to foster interest among the students for the French language and customs. For those who wish to join, the club membership is open to 4A and 4B students who have an average of 85 or more. The French Club meets twice a month at school or at the homes of various club members; French songs, games, and plays make up the program. Ciro ge iG rive, AO © L SPANISH CLUB First row, (left to right): Elam, Tuck, Freeman, Cohen, Myers, Jones, Thomas, Cudd, Deaton, Akers, Lindsay. Second row: Young, McDow, Lacy, Woodhead, Richardson, Higginbotham, White, Austin, Akers, Almond, Black, Gilmer, Miss Bell. Third row: Gorman, Thornton, Diuguid, Costas, Schewel, Markham, Ottinger, Bibee. OFFICERS President 55 al ee: AO el ee oe LoutsE Cupp Vice-President ...... of: Rn ae, et MaryJANE BLAck Serretlary so eed Jot DO ge Se ee Grapys HarvaTH L vbusurer. 6) yl oe site ad ke Leste THORNTON Faculig Advisor ie .. ... gies, as0, ee Miss Harriett BELL The Spanish Club is for 4B Spanish students who are particularly interested in the people and life of Spain. Meetings are held once a month at the home of some member. At these meetings, which are conducted in Spanish, the members discuss problems of interest, sing Spanish songs, and play games. NINE TEE N F.© Raley? -O N ET Gna CIVICS CLUB First row, (left to right): Snow, Cline, Bledsoe, Coates, Spencer, White, Hornsby, Elliott, Traylor, Deaton, Bullock, Bunch, Nichols, Patterson, Powell, Cudd, Litchenstein, Cosby, Wagers, Landrum, Cox. Second row: Thomas, Teague, Hackworth, Baughan, Prebble, Giles, Dickinson, Wright, Gates, Kittelson, Seay, Lindsay, Crews, Parrish, Moore, Almond, Hawkins, St. John, Carey, Thaxton, Wood, Ports. Third row: Wood, Martin, Driscoll, Lee, Roy, Wilson, Gross, Morrisette, Taylor, White, Hight, Holston, Davis, Ramsay, Hughes, Jones, Neubauer, Turner, Tanner, Taylor, Davis, Mitchell, Ellett, White. Fourth row: King, Gunter, Ware, Duncan, Kirkpatrick, Rosenthal, Brooks, Vaughan, Mehaffey, Almond, Gilmer, Blood, Calvert, Akers, Sparks, Monger, Pecrow, Cohen, Peters, Ore, Williams, Manley. Fifth row: Thornhill, Riley, Singleton, Lindsay, Davis, Mann, Drysdale, Stone, Freeman, West, Moorman, Jones, Thomas, Moss, Dean, Burns, Fourquerean, Early, Bradley, Nowlin, Miles, Fox, Ore. Sixth row: Hitt, McDow, Harvey, Burkholder, Oglesby, Isley, Thomasson, Jones, Logwood, Kenley, Smith, Myers, McCormick, Christian, Hopkins, Davis, Bailey, Dobson, Trent, Carroll, Bradley, Thurmond, Mr. Oglesby, Thomas, Toler. Seventh row: Macheras, Richards, Arthur, Ramsay, Johnson, Murray, Howard, Evans, Lumsden, Evans, Robertson, Ferrell, Richards, Jackson, Carter, Bourke, Schewel, Padgett, Cochrane, Ottinger, Hughes, Boze, Lacy, Covington, Rosenberger. Eighth row: Travis, Rice, Mahanes, Morgan, Wingfield, Williams, Haas, Bibee, Spitzer, Tanner, Bacon, Camm, Copeland, Gorman, Shaffer, Thornton, B. Lee, Dinwiddie, Oakes, Everette, McDaniel, Murphy, Baer, Pound. OFFICERS SG Ie, NG WL i EP En. aa es Boppy ELLET Vice-Prevdenie wes 2 WSs cee! eee KaTHRYN Evans SCGVel ony OLAS TA CMMr ce ERM oli Os Oe ose THomas Harvey Searetamyani arcane y' eee ee hs a AD 2 wl WittiamM WHITE SEGNE LAT MEOLILLCTION “© crud 3 RM, She nuda w er 6 4. HELEN WaGERS Post-Master General .RacHEL MONGER Faculty Advisor .Mr. Rosco—E OGLESBY The purpose of this club is to instill into the minds of every member the qualities of good citizenship, to acquaint and famili- arize the members with the problems and benefits of our democ- racy, to apprize members of the operation and functions of our government through which democracy is achieved, and to inform the members of current affairs in general. GUASS HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY CLUB First row, (left to right): Traylor, Torrence, Hornsby, Nichols, Deaton, Fox, Traylor, Bullock, Kay, Knowles, Jessie, Powell. Second row: C. Thomas, Krebbs, Martin, Giles, Drysdale, Garbee, D. Thomas, Dickinson, Robertson, Landrum, M. Evans, Speck, Lee. Third row: Pickeral, Mehaffey, West, Rosser, Myers, McCuen, Thaxton, Hughes, Hill, Watts, Cochran. Fourth row: Thomasson, White, Driskill, Fourqurean, Akers, Thompson, Holston, Crowder, Stone, Mann, Nowlin, Burkholder, Harris, Canada. Fifth row: Batson, Taylor, Phillips, Allen, Hanson, Ricketts, Bennett, Oglesby, Dinwiddie, Isley, Dillard, ’ LaPrade. Sixth row: Miss Phipps, Ellett, Gorman, Knowles, Tolley, Fox, Gordon, Ferrell, Lee, Jones, Tanner, Everett, Read. Seventh row: Chafin, Cross, Gartley, Arthur, Young, Ferguson, Pugh, Williams, Hackworth, Plunkett, Loving, K. Evans, Allen, Kidd, Carter. OFFICERS President 2.) Sci dione A ee a ee Bos BURKHOLDER Vice-President. i oa. cae ae ee, a eee PHYLLIS GARBEE Seerebary ace eal ag as, 5 ae ge Adee ee is ee ae KaTHRYN Evans LWEDSUTET hos Vee eo OO eee CLIFFORD Fox Faculty: Advisor 1). dig eine ok eee _...Miss BeuLAH Puipps Our Chemistry Club functions for students who have a serious interest in chemistry and who wish to extend their knowledge and gain some practical information of chemistry beyond the one year course offered in chemistry. Those belonging to the club are those who are taking 3B chemistry or have completed chemistry. These members meet every other Monday at 3 o’clock in room 506. The programs are of two general types: excursion tours to some local plants or factories, or a study of the life and work cf some outstanding chemist, some new chemical process, or other subjects designed to be of interest, as well as rich in chemical information. . NINETEEN FORTY-ONE CREST. LIBRARY COUNCIL First row, (left to right): Morris, White, Akers, Hornsby, Carroll, Teague, Harvey, Pribble, Patterson, hay Crank, Siegel, Macheras, Andrews. Second row: Worley, Pickeral, West, Thomas, Cosby, Leininger, Thompson, Hawkins, Martin, F. Driskill, Jordan, Fox, Grossman. Third row: Drysdale, Thomas, Stone, Mehaffey, Drumheller, Paris, Murphey, Sanders, Brown, Ferguson, Monger, Perrow, Cohen. Fourth row: Garbee, Blanks, Levy, Fisher, Foster, Sitton, A. Driskill, White, Arthur, Neher, Lewis, Moss, Doering, Dean. Fifth row: Miss Craighill, Higginbotham, Logwood, Tuggle, Cox, Taylor, Mahoney, Butler, Christian, Wright, Taliaferro. Sixth row: Lemmon, Oglesby, Morley, Farrar, H. Wright, Morris, Arthur, Mann, Wright, Boswell, | Bennett, Hitt, Torrence. Seventh row: Read, Speck, Jordan, J. Pearson, Woodhead, Lankford, Haas, Cross, Pettyjohn, Diuguid, Dillard, Ottinger, C. White, H. Pearson, Thornton, Miles. Eighth row: Ligon, J. White, Blanks, Bibee, Chaffin, Wofford, Gorman, Taylor. The Library Council was first organized in 1925 when a kind and observant boy noticed how many library duties there were and Molunteered his service, As the patronage of the library increased, more students volunteered. The Library Council is now divided | into two groups. The pupils working in the library forty minutes each day compose “The Staff” and the home room representatives compose ‘““The House of Representatives.” These pupils are given one-half special credit each semester for their services. The Library is the heart of the school, and the council serves as the veins and arteries. Curae is OO) OL, MOTION PICTURE CLUB | First row, (left to right): Callaham, Mitchell, Dinwiddie, Boswell, Watson, Canada, Wright, Hawkins. Second row: Braden, Robertson, Smith, Elam, White, Taylor, Pettyjohn, Mr. Evans. Third row: Hogan, Harris, Boze, Ellett, Copeland, White, Mahanes, Wood, Franklin. OFFICERS Fall Spring CEANION WHITE 2: . '4. Le ePrints ee n DOBBY mer BILLY ObA DER ej. eaide tae Vice-President...... .... BoB ROBERTSON Bos CopELAND ......Secretary and Treasurer....... Bos CoPrELAND Ractity: Advisory, t: fee ee MEL) alt Mr. Jack Evans The E. C. Glass Motion Picture Club this year has brought the school many edu- cational and interesting moyies. This is a part of the program of the Visual Education Department. Pictures were shown both in the auditorium and in classrooms. In addi- tion to educational films, several entertainment films have been shown by the club. The members are divided into three groups; the first are apprentices and they learn the fundamentals of operating the projectors. The Junior operators assist in running the machines. The Junior operators, when thy have shown that they can properly care for and run the projectors and set up all apparatus become Senior cperators and then they can supervise the showing of all movies. NINETEEN FOF Y-ONESO Rie! a Sy .—) 2) Vv is: g° fo} =e (OC g ng SEN e [L, .=) Dn fas] O 4 =o (o) SH Buy Ss O-OA5 a 2 re p uv @ 9.4 oS Aa eS Ay oc sh A Fe wo ae BH The Patriotic Minstrel Cast Electric Motor Shop 2. Electric Wiring Shop ie 3. Machine Lathe Shop 4. Machine Heavy Equipment Shop 5. Sheet Metal Shop 6. Mechanical Drawing Shop | Ds x — Re SS ah Se 2 “a Se Sy 2 SS LER ZS aa: ee SEZ 2 yes ua IH, SONY J (i! yaa My i See ES tee Ses = xB fal ! Maul = fa ‘ AG eh Be os . fe ): aN i yun hit ) que ols Vite — Advertisements LP ERIE LEAL RE GPE eae IES LYNCHBURG ENGRAVED ANNUALS ARE BUILT UPON YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS SPECIALISTS IN THE FIELD OF SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS N successfully fulfilling the requirements of the modern College Annual Staff we have combined a comprehensive and systematic servicing program with that high standard of quality so essential in the production of fine yearbooks. 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