Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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They have iett within this High School an inherent atmosphere ot courage anci high spirit. Along the rozut ot time we toiiow in their tootsteps to complete the ctestiny ot man. Thus, to those, our prectecessors, who hoict aiott the torch ot treectoin in the near anct ctistant hattte- tietcts, we prouctty ctecticate this Crest. f -vw F.. ,X .1 .- g,f.',,? Afifs 'rf Wig, 1 51 'ni .. ,2 MA? iii: 5 . z n 1Q H V? IA f jizz- ' -T ' 1 M ' . 'iq , -XTC xi + 5 J 7 N. Q5 f . -E? - 'Edit , M , 23,221 , .1L:f.A' 4 5 , N, .H I. ,, 1 ,,.vfv5.S.v53 25, 5 gm, ,5 ,. ,gf i , ,gi :'f5 f? 2-:1-'HU' X ' -. - fs Q X 1 uzms' 1 V. .k r -. flili-kk 5 I N. F nab. rw vw we ,V ,. K . , , fig, ,,. :M 4.54 ,fn ,W ', .?1-F F .4 'X T' TY!-5:14 .F 'Q ai ,. R Q, , 1. '41 If 45,3 S V ..,. , J. .r, 4 xy , MM , 6 Jwsv A . .' -1.5 M 5 fa mf, .35 My K. .U ,hx my 'gl ' I , if ' me L x , . A 4 V .- W as 1 Q . , f T , M ,w W K 4 GUR SCHOOL WR Framed against the mountains, WVith Hag unfurled, There stands a building Within whose walls The rushing force of youth Aspires to Wisdom's grace. The force moves on, leaving In the molded form Its goalg YVaiting for new hopes, new ambitions, and new lives To pave the road to wisdom. Framed thus against the horizon Stands this symbol Of the past - The present - And the future. 10 W MR. BLAKE E. ISLEY, Pl'flZl'ff7lIl ,,,-Q. I 45-'lL ' ings- 4, 74 SX M155 PAULINE T. FISHER Dean of Gifts 'S' ,mf 1 '-fi' ii KM gacuffy Mrs. Nicholas Miss Cunningham Miss Moore ,vm Y l Miss Wiggiiis Miss Blunt Miss Nelson Miss Payne Mrs. Evans Mrs. Eure Miss Steel Miss Talbot Mr. Horner Mr. Sydnor Miss Holmes Mr. Lewis Mr. Fielder Miss Brown Mrs. Burmahln iQ9 1 Miss Harvey Mrs. Schultz Mr. Turkel Mrs. Helbig Mr. Hesh M iglT e aaa y 1 l is Q Miss Edmunds Mr. Maxwell Miss Wright Mrs. Whitehead Mr. Davis Miss Glass Miss Bell Mr. Abbott Mrs. Wallace Miss Phipps Mr. Beckner Mr. Gay Mr. Burmahln 1 , Miss Williains Miss Peck Miss Craighill Miss Porter Mr. Fox f 'Y YE? Miss Phillips Mr. Smith Miss Bradley Miss Clmflin Miss Logwood A nn. QL nm, E wma.. gn H 11 lf' 0 r x C 'fx x Eff ' WM fl WWW 'k f . MI w , N n -ij W 'if J 'Www - ' AH9' I W' Q' -'L sae u 2 'wr X l :seg 1 lv-:n-qu. gm .Q-' if wx .fu wnrmmmw-,ww-asm! iff M - ' - - :fl-1' Lg, Eff .5-Mffffifw aim- n-MVB' 'ff-'wwr A +L- ww wf' 1'1 , fm., .,.. W ' N-11-s:i2s?f-fi 1 ' wi, -W :Fei i::..:2Uri,, ...H fr--Q--ff-f .I fl-X 'yu is , my ' 1 If I L 'Fi' J . Em? LE 5 FFL :Eg 'J f. ? J 9 i1,w3g,f i . , 4- , -f Q1 f - 4-,.-,pf A ,-4,11 - - 1 in If '2., A A ,c .A 4' 14 4 X I If Q . , y j N N: x .1 I Y G 5 V 1 F PRL- K v f 5 1- A -xr' E ,I 1 II h L . by! , uf uf? WU ,ir 13 -. m .rv - 14131 -j ff -. 1... ., N, 7 W 5:-w,,,,,. N- E -7-AV qu Av' 5' ' ' r - V..-, , N w T' mr E Xqvss A f . V 1 xr ' 95 .smlagzw ,px 1 - X f , , WL, 1944 Senior Diary September 8-School started today, and were going to make our senior year the best yet. September 19-The City of LjllIt'1lfIll'l'jl, a huge Flying Fortress, was christened today. Our school had 38,337.25 interest in it. October 6-G. C. McGehce, chairman of the Senior Council, .announced our class officers in assembly this morning. They are: President, lNalter Vannoy: Vice-President, Betty Marting Secretary, june Driskillg Treasurer, Dorothy White. We were relieved to hear our be enjoyed. October 15- A Bargain is Barbara Hudson, was October 27 and 28-School stayed around to help President say that most of the senior privileges would still a Bargain, a hilarious comedy starring Haddon Snead and presented tonight at 8:15. One of the best, we'd say. was dismissed early these two days, but some of us seniors Uncle Sam with his grub rationing. November 5-At last-Senior Day! Ours started oft in a more serious vein when we heard Mr. Lawrence Bernhardt, concert pianist, and Mr. John Wranek, tenor, in a delightful program. But we really let down our hair in the assembly reigned over by King T. C. McDow and Queen Selene Crews and highlighted by a modern version of Romeo and Julie! and a Court of Love presided over by Uncle Charlie. December 3- The Secret Door, a mystery thriller directed by Dorothy Scott, was pre- sented as our annual fall play tonight. December 9-Our Senior Banquet was a great success, thanks to a capable committee headed by June Driskill. After an inspiring talk by Rev. D. D. Holt, we completed the evening with dancing to music furnished by Mr. Connelly. December 15-In spite of bitter cold weather, we reached our goal of 300,000 pounds of paper in the drive to buy equipment for a new athletic field. Thanks are in order for the Lynchburg firms which loaned us trucks. January 5-Our basketball season started off with a bang when we defeated the Lynch- burg College Air Cadets 54-24. Here's wishing our team success in the future. January 17-The officers of Honor League were elected today. They are: President, John Lee Giles, Vice-President, C. P. Minnickg Secretary, Harold Litchford. February 25-Oh, unhappy day! In spite of the grand fight our boys put up, Salem defeated us 40-32 to end our basketball season. March 23-Twenty-two new members were elected to the Quill and Scroll today. Betty Morris, McHenry Peters, Frances Robertson, and Harold Litchford are in the spot- light as officers. March 27-Athletic letters were presented to the basketball team and cheerleaders in assembly this morning. Congratulations to both on a very successful season. March 29-At an assembly today National Honor Society honors were bestowed on our top-ranking seniors. Haddon Snead, VValter Vannoy, Frances Robertson and Harold Reid were given high places as officers. March 31-The beloved play, Little VVomen, was presented at Junior High this evening at 8:15. Bob Gober and Jacqueline Chopra were in the principal roles, and the play was a great success. Uncle Charlie announced today that our Senior Play would be Nothing But the Truth. Buddy McDonald and Ella Mae Drinkard have the leads, and it promises to be a grand play. April Z6-The music department presented a concert at R. E. Lee Junior' High tonight. It couldn't take the place of the opera, but it was the best of its kind we've ever SCCH. 9-Our Senior year came to an end today. It is with sadness in our hearts that we bid goodbye to old Glass High, leaving behind the result of four years' work and taking in our hearts the memories of achievements and happiness that have filled our high school lives. June 18 Zfhfyfffaliag Exit it V Q 9 1 A Mff' The Senior Officers WALTER MDN ROE VANNOY For our honorable senior President, 'Champ' Vannoy is his name, We all predict in future time Wealth, happiness, and fame. Vice-President, National Honor Society: President Senior Class '44q Treasurer, Student Council '44 Latin Tournament '40, '41g Basketball, '44g Hi-Yg Varsity Club Chemistry Clubg Civics Clubg Athletic Association Honor League. President ........... Vice-President ........ Secretary ...... Treasurer ........ .,.,....Wal+er Vannoy ........BeHy Martin ..........June Driskill .......Doro+hy White 19 CREST WMM HW 1944 a ' A 4. - Q i WARREN CHRISTIAN ACREE Not zoo serious, and not too gay, But a rare good fellow in every way. Honor League: Spanish Club: Hi-Y: Student Council: Athletic Association. MARY ELIZABETH ADKERSON Be careful when near her- She's fre! She'll scorchire! 'I'ri-'I-Ii: Civics Club: Opera '41, '42, '43: Honor League: Orchestra: Athletic Associa- tion. EDNA LOUISE ALFORD To keep our CRITIC out of the red We all trust our Ednafs head. National Honor Society: Business Education: Civics Club: Honor League: Business Mana- ger Crest: Girl Reserves: Athletic Asso- ciation. JAMES TRAINS ALMOND Almonds are so very good Can I. T. compete with them? 'Przulc and Industrial Shop: Honor League: Athletic Association. WAVERLY JAMES ALMOND That lovely hair of flaming 'red Will put him in pictures someone said. Cafeteria Cashier: Business Education: Honor League: Athletic Association. IVLYE XARIFA ALMOND One of our comely lassies Who daily brightens classes. Civics Club: Business Education: Honor League: Athletic Association. JAMES VALENTINE ANDERSON Cast anieye toward 'sunfbleached' hair, It's a new way to make it fair. i Student Council: 'High '1'imes: Crest '43: Cheerleader '43, '44: Varsity Club '43, '4-4: Hi-Y: Chemistry Club: Civics Club: Honor League: Athletic Association: Tennis '44: Libr:n'y Assistant: Quill and Scroll. MARJORIE LOUISE ANDREWS In good grades we are told 'You have them under your control. Retail Selling: Honor League: Athletic Assu- cizition. ANN ETTE PRICE ANTHONY Alluring dimples, deep brown eyes. That from the boys draw many sighs. 'I'ri-Ili: Civics Club: Ops-m '41, '42: Athletic Association: Minstrel: Chorus: Library Rep- resentative: Honor League: Business Educa- IAMES CASPER APP jimmy App will win his fame By imitating 'THE' Harry james. Chemistry Club: Hi-Y: Band: Orchestra: Cafeteria Monitor: Sophomore and Junior Representative, Honor League: Library As- sistant: Junior Varsity Football, '41. tion. LEONARD ARTHUR Not too serious and not too gay But the girls' choice-so they say. 'Prznlc and Industrial Shopsg Honor League: Athletic Association. PHYLLIS GAYNELLE ASHWELL Brookville gave us Phyllis dear, And we'1Je been glad to have her here. Honor Leuguog Athlc-tic Association. ANNE LOUISE ASHWORTH She combines good looks with a swell disposition Whicli has not been spoiled by rnalnuf tritionf' National Honor Society: Davirl Gxirrick Play- ers: Progranl Chairman, 'l'1'i-llig Civics Clulig Spanish Clulig Stmlont Council Representa- tiveg Monogram Clubg Athletic Assuciationg Honor League. LOUISE CO UCH ATHERHOLT A nifty style and flashing smile To know this girl is worth your while. Ilunor L1-:lgueg Allilviic Assoiziuiioii. DAVID ROGER BALLOU His ambition?-'To be a director of great note And in future years on his plays we'll dote. lhvinl Gurrick Plnyi-vsp Opera V133 Hmm' l.c-ugne. MARY LEFEBVRE BARKER Philosophiers say still waters run deep, So seek her friendshipg it will keep. Athletic Assnciaitinng Honor L4-ngue. MARGARET JOYCE BARKSDALE A secretary our Joyce will make, If the rest of her life it takesf' Buslwtbzill 'Feeling Civics Clulmg Clmrusg Busi- ness Eilm-ntinng llonor Lenguvg Athletic As- sociatiun. WALTER ARTHUR BASS Quietly speaking as a rule WulLer's a friend of all the school. Spanish Clubg Athlvtic Associniziong Honor Li-agus. ERNEST EDWARD BELL, JR. We think he's swell This Ernest Bell. Motion Picture Cluhg Art Club, N133 Siuclviit Council Roproseniaitivu, '43g Business Enlu- cation: Atlilr-tic Associutiong Ilunor Lengun. RAY BENSON Ray stays in his place, but he holds nop ace. Honor licangucg Athlf-tin Assnciantion. 1944 S- 22 DOLLY MAE BERRY Tall and slender Dolly Mae, She has the boys going her way. Opera. '41, '42, 'l'ri-Ili, Chorus '42, '43, liuslnr-ss Education, Girls' Basketball Team, '44, Athletic Association, Ilonor League. FRANCES ELLEN BILLINGSLEY In all the world you could not find A girl more sweet, a smile more kind. Business Education, Honor League, Civics Club, Athli-tic Association. ROBERT EDWARD BILLINGSLEY Tall and dark and studious too, Robert is surpassed by few. Athletic: Association, Honor League. BROWN FARISS BLANKEN SHIP Brown, Brown, roast to you, 'You're our friend-tried and true. Spanish Cluh, Band, '41, '42, Honor League, Athletic Association. GLADYS OLA BLANKS A pretty smile and a brain Together will win Gladys' fame. National Honor Society, Opera, '41, '42, Chorus, '41, '42, '43, '44, Business Educa- tion, Ilonor League, Oiiice Helper, Civics Club, Athletic Association. JEAN JUANITA BLANKS We'd walk a mile for jeanie's smile And know we'd done a thing worth' while. Student, Council Represa-ntative, '42, Opera, '43, Minstrel, '42, Chorus, '42, '44, Civics Club, Ait League, 'Fri-Hi, Lihrury Council, Athletic Association, Honor League. JANET SPOTSWOOD BLANKS Tho' she's quiet, she's mighty sweet, Spot is a queen whose charm is com' plete. 'I'ri'Hi, Honor Lvague, Athletic Association, Clwerleader, '44, Art League, Student Coun- cil, Debating Club, '42, Library Assistant anal Representative. JAMES RANDOLPH BOBBITT A laugh, a wave, a friendly grin, It speaks for itself, the mood he's in. Basketball, '44, Motion Picture Club, Senior Council, Civics Club, Athletic Association, Honor lmaglie. MARY ELIZABETH BOWEN Bold in her ways, puts the boys in a daze. Honor League, Athletic Association. NATHANIEL ROBERT BOWMAN Slender, handsome, and tall Nat wins them all. Honor League, Athletic Association. i tif UHIl, '42, President '43, '44g Hi-YQ Civics MARY BLANCHE BRADEN Mary, Mary, never contrary- And always brilliant is our Mary. Orchestrag Criticg Spanish Club, Cheni- istry Clubg Civics Club: 'I'ri'Hi, Senior Presiilontg Honor Lenguog Athletic Associu' lion. HARVEY HUBERT BRADLEY He is always seeking the best So will find it-East or West. Athletic Association, Honor League. MARION CAREY BREWER Cary's music is supreme, Of the band he is the cream. Clubg Chemistry Clubp Honor lmzlgiivg Ath- lviic Association. VIRGINIA MURRELL BROCKENBROUGH She has a pleasant disposition And a lofty ambition. Editor CH-st, '44, Art League: Civics Club: Spanish Clubg Chemistry Clubg Stuclont Council, '43g Athletic Associationg Honor League. 'f National Honor Socivtyg Assistant School if . o I XV l UW? ORION LUTHER BROWN Orion Brown will play for the town- If his friends can stand the sound. Bunclg Orchestrag Honor Li-agueg Cxifeterizn Assistantg Civics Cluhg Library Assistant, Athletic Association. EVA BYRNIECE BUCHANAN Gay and singing like a little bird, Our Eva should always be seen and heard. Ilonor League: Choir '43g Chorus '42g Civics Clnhg Athlvtir' Association. FRANCES IEANNE BURFORD Fresh as a breeze, dainty as a rose, Bring her share. Honor League: Business Eelucationg Civics Clubg Athletic Association. WILLIAM HENRY BURRUSS, IR. Burruss in class has an annoying knack Of asking for details that teachers lack. Athlc-tic Assooinlziong Honor Lvagllv. suitors, more than her JEAN HUNDLEY BUTTERWORTH jean is little, but wonderfully wise: 'You can't judge a person just by her size. Athletic Associntiong Honor Lozlgue. RUBY IRIS CALLAHAN If you turn your eyes here 'You will see-a true blue Ruby. llonor Le-uguog Athletic: Association. CREST 23 4' 0 lu- 1' a ff- . .f n , f ',- - ' A 0 I I 5. l .,. r U4'f V Q-NMA!-L5 tb e HW: i. v ' 9,2 ,e tl 9 u-.-g.f .l-.- ,i...i.l.1..i--1- Z? gil si, 1944 f7m.silfi.eeaJ I 1 JANE CANADA A cute little brunette, A friend wellfmetf' Honor League, Library Council, Art League, Civics Club, Girl Reserves, '41, '42, '43, Athletic Association. CARLTON CONWAY CANDLER A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Band, Ili-Y, Athletic Associntimi, Honor League. CHARLES RAY CARSON, IR. Dusk descends upon his head, 'Then comes revealing light. Chemistry Club, Honor League, Athletic Association. MARTHA JANE CARTER When one attains both beauty and brains as Martha has done- a battle's been won. National Honor Society, President Spanish Club, Secretary Acnppella Choir, Opera '42, '43, Minstrel '41, Reception Committee, Stu- dent Colmcil, Cafeteria. Hostess, Tri-Hi, Home Room Representative, Honor League, Civics Club, David Garrick Club, Spring Concert, '44, Athletic Association, Assistant Activities Editor Crest, Quill mul Scroll. MILDRED RUTH CARWILE Mildred with her cheery smile Makes our life worthwhile. Ilonor League, Athletic Association. MARIE CARMEN CASE Absolutely this Marie Is a darling-a Cherie. National Honor Society, Civics Club, Busie ness Education, Student Council, Presiilent, Spanish Club, Honor I.c-agile, Girl Reserves, Athletic Association, MARY VAUGHAN CASH Smiles, gentile, sweet, polite, The kind of girl that's always right. Honor l.caguu, Athletic Association. ELMORE AU GUSTUS CHENAULT, JR. junior Chenault was a merry ole soul, And a merry ole soul is he! Basketball, '43, Motion Picture Club, Honor League, Civics Club, Opera, '41, Orchestral '41, Track '41, Retail Selling, Athletic Association. PHYLLIS ANN CHENAULT Don't you know wherever you lead We're willing to go? Business Ellucationg Chorus, Athletic Assn- elution. EDITH JAMES CHILDRESS A very charming girl is she As we wish we all could be. Chorus, Girl Reserves, Civics Club, Business liilucutiong Athletic Assor-intion. f 6 K A JACK CLARK I. 'Clark' candy means something sweet, And Louise thinks jack can't be beat. Atliletio Association, Honor League. NANCY ELIZABETH CLAY Our gorgeous Nancy- 'The gentlemarfs fancy. Girl ,Rcscrvosg Civics Club, Athletic Anso- ciatioug Honor League. MARY HAZEL COATES ever contrary, is this Mary. l if e Association' Honor 1.4-ugui-. j IRIS DALE COFFEY Curly hair and eyes of blue, To all her friends, she's ever true. Suci'4:I,m'y, Civics Club, Chorus: Spanish Clubg Stlulunt. Counl-ilg Senior Council, High Tiium-sg Atlili-tio Association, Honor League. CHARLES WARD COFFEY We have had coffee beforeg Rationing seems to have changed the brand. David Uurrick l'l:1ym's '42, '43, '44, Vice- Presiilent, Motion Pict1u'o Club, '44, 'Treas- urer, Civics Club, '44, Shiga Crew, Opera '43g Athletic Associationg Honor lmugue. PHYLLIS LELA COFFEY Dumb, and blond, and flippant too- But we know she'll never be blue. Businoss Educutioug Alt Iicugiu-3 Civic-sl Clubg 'I'ri-Ili, Acaxppollu Choir '42, '43, Opera '43, Athletic Associutiong Honor League. MARY BURWELL COLEMAN Win11ing smile and hair of red- What thoughts rest in your knowing head? High Times '44, Civics Cluhg Latin Clulig Spanish Club, Athletic Assonifiutiong Honor League. REVELY MCREE COLEMAN, jr. 'You're very charming, Revely, and we'll have to say Witlz quite a few girls here, you cerf tainly have a way. Motion Picture Club '43, Aihli-tic Associa- tiung Ili-YQ Honor League. JAMES DOUGLAS CONWAY i. . . jimmy seems to know his stuf- If he doesn't he sure can bluff. Athletic Association, Honor Li-axguf-. LUCILLE MAE CRANK Not cranky by nature, but Crank by name, Fair and square she plays life's game. Tri-ilig llusim-ss lirlucntiong Atlnlc-tic Asso- cintiong Honor League. ,rf lf- xg M X 'L 34 KN l I xx lx . ls ,. e A fx 'N Ix .X gg F fx X if ,B PY P w I I .Xia if- FN f 'x R YN - 'N Q v rf ij. F fb fr. Q Q 1 1,-. l ll xl. 1 , , W 'lvr ' l fn!! , . l if-ff' 'Ty' , fnyfma -Q 311, ' rfvxxfif. 4' fy 1 , ,,l:y1'ZZ .Lf ' 1 ' ' , ug 'W ,zz LW I . , ,fu lf' 'X .5197 f f Y 1' , ft ff ' I , 1 .' ML f I I ffl, .1 'Hy A . , ' fly' ' lj, .LJ,,f7id,,,, if J .ff ii J. X If . I ff, 1 iffy. J.-1' ,, ff JK: -i A J ,.,f,' F5 . if' .ff . J f 1944 if if t - , f f lg , ,ffl .ff , 'lf ,If f- :fl XV M jj ,lf f ' ' ' - 'hy' I i I ,I , ,ffff . f . JJ i rl f M If f JJ f 'X ALLIE SELENE CREWS 4 l 17 X' r 1 f .4 1 P,-gf 7 ixfsnkiii s. ag, 26 Our Selene, She reminds one of a stately queen With beauty, brains, and charm serene. National Ilonor Society, Crest Staii' '43, High Times Staff, '43, Honor League, Senior Council, Student Council '42, 43, President '44, Tri-Hi '42, '43, '44, Vice- President, Junior Tri-Hi '43, Business Edue cation, Civics Club, Library Council '42, '43, Hall Monitor, Athletic Association. ELWOOD HAROLD CROUSE A business man Harold will be, Successful through eternity. Cafeteria Cashier, Business Eflucation, Ath- letic Association, Honor League. FRANCES ISOBELL CULLOP Frances, with her smile so sweet and warm 'Tis no wonder the boys around her swarm. Civics Club, 'l'ri-Hi, Athletic Association, Honor League. ARLENE ELOIS CYRUS Whate'er she tries, that will she do, For Arlene has courage-determiriaf tion, roof' National Honor Society, Quill unrl Scroll, Civics Club, 'Pri-Ili, Assistant Business Man. ager Critic and Crest, Business Educa- tion, Typist High '1'inies, Athletic Asso- ciation, Typist, Cafeteria Reports, Honor League, Typist, Crest RUTH ANN DALTON She likes music, old and new, And besides can sing it too. 'l'ri-Hi, Crest Staff '43, '44, David Carrick Players, Opera '43, Spring Concert '44, Acappella Choir, Athletic Association, Honor League, Civics Club. ADNA GERTRUDE DANIEL Not well known-she stays in her place But at bookkeeping she holds top ace, National Honor Society, Business Manager High Times, Business Education, Athletic Association, Honor League. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH DANIEL A brownfhaired nymph inl modern dress, Still Cupid's captive, she'll confess. Basketball Team, Typist, High 'I'imes, Tri-Hi, Chorus, Business Education, Athletic Association, Honor League. RUDOLPH EDWARD DAVIDSON 'lRudolph is quiet, Rudolph is shy, But he'll get over it by and by. Ili-Y, Intramural Basketball, Football '42, Retail Selling, Business Iflilucationg Civics Club, Athletic Association, llonor League. ANNA MAE DAVIS Miss Wiggins' secretary she, The best there ever was. Civics Club, Business Education, Athletic Association, Honor League. JAMES THOMAS DAVIS, IR. Always in 'mischief-yet ready to lend A helping hand-he's a worthwhile friend! Bonil '42, '43, Spanish Club, .Athletic Asso- ciation, Honor League. rw ND,-ff! If 'f WWJILXQ SUE DUVAL DAVISMO aj f 0 I God created the coquette As soon as he made Sue. Opera '42, -'43, Minstrel '41, Aeappella Choir, Chemistry Club, David Carrick Players, Tri- Hi, Student Council, Chairman Red Cross, Spring Concert '44, Athletic Association, Honor League. GEORGE EDGAR DAWSON Peroxide George Dawson of the curly hair Is a tennis player with a conquering air. Hi-Y, Varsity Club '41, '42, '43, '44, Tennis, Cheerleader, Chemistry Club, Athletic Asso- ciation, High 'l'imes, Honor League. IUANITA MARIE DENNY A laugh a day keeps the doctor away But it doesn't seem to go Iuanita's way. David Carrick Players, Civics Club, 'l'ri-Ili, Athletic Association, Honor League. LOIS ANN DENNY Low in uoice, The teachers' choice. Chemistry Club, Civics Club, Girl Reserves, Red Cross Representative, Dixvid Carrick Players, Athletic Association, Honor League. ROBERT ALEXANDER DIROM, JR. VJith his humor and his pep In L. H. S. he's made a rep. Treasurer '43, District Secretary '43, Presi- dent '4-4, I-li-Y, High 'l'in1es, Library Coun- cil, Athletic Association, I-lonor League. NANCY MAE DOBSON The door to our hearts she opens with ease, For her sweet nature and liveliness please. Art League, Library Council, Chorus '43, 744, 'I'ri-Hi, Civics Club, Athletic Associa- ion, Honor League. dl JN' ELLA MAY DRINKARD wxxph QU Ujjiwe know that lovable Ella GN NW U Has a very fine fellow. National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Chemistry Club, Debating Club, David Gar- rick Players, Student Council, Spanish Cluh, Athletic Association, Honor League, Senior Play. X5 DORIS AILEIN DRISKILL N 5 Blue eyes and fair of hair ,ag She doesn't seem to have a care. I N Business Education, Retail Selling, Athletic ,LX Ejqssociutiong Honor League. X . xx. ' N l X' JUNE HAMLET DRISKILL uk X-ks iq ,' R l i R 'sg , june is gay, we all agree, And just as cute as she can he. National Honor Society, Secretary: Junior Class '43, Senior Class '44, Student Council '44, Quill and Scroll, '43, Corresponding Secretary, '43, President '44, Tri-Hi, Assist- ant Editor High Times '44, Chemistry Club, Debating Club, Civics Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, David Carrick Player:-z, Athletic Association, Honor League. MYRTLE VIRGINIA DUDLEY She tries to be smart to make people glad But at gossiping she's not half bad. Business Education, Home Economics, Ath- ,letic Association, Honor League. 1 27 CREST .H -Jaw fr' 'M' Ad' 54,1 Carri- ?1,oQ..vI l 1,25 fr 14-1-'42 ...nb-:vw-'H-7 5,96 gl yvf. . -fyyfv Xl ,XS x ll 1'-'J trio rw 13 .Q 'Q Of ,. , A vs Z 9' A4 , . 'l' .1 W .3 I Q, of l X l ill X. l 'S l 1944 .I MARIE EVELYN DUNCAN Evelyn, Evelyn-We love that name And our feelings for Evelyn are just the same. Athletic Association: Honor League. ELEANOR EARLY Early to bed, early to rise, Makes Eleanor healthy and wise. Business Education: Girl Reserves: Civics Club: Athletic Association: Honor League. JAMES REED EBERHARDT That cute lad with the twinkle in his eye, , Adores Martha and longs to fly. I 'l'rcasurer, David Carrick Players: Trade and I -I 5 V Industrial Shop: Minstrel '41: Opera '42, '43: I- N Ili-Y: Cafeteria Monitor: Athletic Associa- if .l , tion: Honor League. My I' T J LOUISE CORLING ELLETT if ' With a laugh and a smile ,l V g ' She can all the while R W ,Jun Make everyone her friend. ffl jj . National Honor Society: Student Council 'fl9:! MA! ,Q N Q! Basketball Captain '43: Civics Club: Chem- 1 f istry Club: Monogram Club: Tri-I-Ii: Cafe- flw tex-ia Hostess: David Gan-ick Players: Span- . l ish Club: Red Cross Representative: Honor I, K League: Athletic Association. I , . ETHEL VIRGINIA ELLIOTT f'U 1' ' Wlien there is a word to spell U Ethel shines-indeed she does. 5 f, ' Student Council : Girl Reserves: Honor League: Civics Club: Retail Selling: Atll- -- letic Association, K EVELYN ORVELLA ESTES Short, blond, and attractive is she, Miss Estes a glamour girl would be. Opera '41, '42: Chorus, Athletic Association: Honor League. ASHBY LYNWOOD EUBANK 'Tlandsome lad-tall and dark Always ready for a lark. Banil: Athletic Association: Business Educa- tion: Ilonor League. CARLYLE FREDERICK EVANS just watch while he hurries and scur- ries and worries, But gets through on time somehow. Football '41: Varsity '42: Basketball '41, lntermural '42, Varsity '43, '-44: Truck '42: Varsity Club '42, '43, '44: Choir: Opera '40, '42, '43: Minstrel '39, '41: Band '43: Athletic Association : Honor League. GEORGE DEWEY FERGUSON Blond headed child- Drives the girls wild. 'l'r:n'le and Industrial Shop: Athletic Assn' cintion: Honor League. BETTY MAY FIELD This charming damsel helps us look When we can't find a wanted book. Treasurer, Library Council: Business Educa- tion: Athletic Association: Honor League. 28 CHARLOTTE PAULINE FITZGERALD Smile so bright, hair so yellow, Without a doubt has many a fellow. Secretary and Treasurer, Retail Selling: Civics Club: Business Education: Athletic Association: Honor League. ROSA BELL FIX The tone is sweet, compelling too, We know this Bell always rings true. 'I'ri-Hi: Library Council: Opera '43: Chorus: Athletic: Association: Honor League. SAMMIE VERBA FORE We think she's a little too silly- But at transcription she's really a amy. Civics Club: Business Education: Athletic Association: Honor League. LOUISE FRANCES FOSTER Little Louise will never lack A redfheaded boy whose name is jack. Library Representative: Cafeteria Assistant: Business Education: Athletic Association: Honor League. SHIRLEY WINIFRED FOSTER Hlntelligent? Yes: Musical? Yes: In everything she's just the best. President, Distributive Erlucationg Vice- Presiclent, Choir: 'Fri-Hi: Library Council: Athletic Association: Honor League. VIRGIN-IA ANN FRANKLIN Ann, with her hair of red, Is a wonderful pupil, 'tis said. Chemistry Club: Civics Club: Tri-1-Ii: High Times Representative: Athletic Association: Honor League. M MILDRED LEE FRANKLIN , Ae is a woman, ancl therefore wooed- Appareritly she's been won. Retail Selgng: Business Education: Athletic Assoeitiyig Honor Lmfigue. iv ff I hi ' L gy' VIVIQN aw H FRIEND ' l ,. Y 1 f f if A, MJIQJ 7,7 '17 f af' 'J 1 ,fi ll fy! ' One jviayjcall it well worthwhile just tofgie her flashing smile. Opera, Spring Concert '44: Acappella Uh ii9 'Cl1eu1istxy Club: Civics Club: Athletic itsgxliation: Honor League. ij WILLIAM HUNDLEY GARBEE If all boys' smiles were sweet as BiZlie's, The girls would all be willy-nillysf' National lionor Society: Athletic Associa- tion: Honor League: Trade anil Industrial Shops. ELIZABETH ANNE GARRETT Always happy, always gay, Here's hoping that Betty will stay that way. Spanish Club: Chorus: Opera '42, '43: Or- chestra, '42, '43: Girl Reserves: David Gar- rick Players: Athlotirr Association: Honor League. 'Z lea 'D CREST Qfn :qi W 3 if -5 'EU , fi., 4, X71 Tir' L ki g ? ,. - e Qfff' 6 x X is Rs 0fM'ffu4fmff I WW fre' . vena Quwldfayt 64.4.9491 bl K, M 0,0 1944 sig -f EVELYN SHIRLEY GARRETT She wanted to be moved to the front of the class So that in her grades she Could sur' pass. Civics Cluh: Husim-ss lfhlucationg Honor Lcugucg Athletic Association. EVELYN PAULINE GAY Once you know this little lass 'Youfll never want to leave her. Civics Clulag Business .ldwlucntiong 'Fri-llig Uhorusg M.lil1,-tic Associutlong Honor League. CATHERINE MAY GEORGE Everything charming a girl can be Rolled into one is Catherine to a 'T'. Alt League: No Dino Art Clubg Honor l.t'J:lgll0Q Athletic Association. GEORGE MINNIS GIBBS Obi Dorothy! lliriil Carrick l'lziyors5 Athletic AES'lClill1lI7llQ llrumr Li-agua. CHARLIE VIVIAN GILLIAM This dear darling brunette ever smiles whether 'tis sunny or wet. Chemistry Clubg Civics Cluhg Clie:-rlezulm-r '44g lllonogrzun Cluli: Opera '43g 'l'ri-llig Choirg Athletic Associutiong Honor League-. JOHN LEE GILES Fieryftempered, blond, and bright- john Lee's endowed with inner sight. Nzitioiml H'-nur Societyg Quill and Scrollg Critic, Poe-t y E1l'torg Crest, Literary lirlitorg Chemistry Clubg Civics Clulig 'Fri- Ilig Prcsirlcnt, Honor League-5 Art Leagueg Athlvtzic Association. THOMAS REAKIRT GLASS Tall and handsome, this darlyhaired lad, ' Wlierr he smiles at girls, makes them glad. David Carrick Plavc-rsg llig'h 'r'lllll'SQll Foot- Iiallg Chemistry Clubg Athlctic Associutiong Honor League. ROBERT CLIFTON GOBER An allfround hoy in an all round way- He's a swell fellow, people all say. Nzitional Honor Socii-tyg Davirl Carrick l'l:iy- crs, 'Freasurer '43, Vice-Prcsiilent '44g Presi- dent, Motion Picture Clubg Civics Clubg Athletic Association: Honor Lcaguc. EUNICE MAY GODSEY Nice and quiet and friendly too, 'I'hat's our Eunice through and through. Business Emlucationg Honor Lcngueg Athlutic Association. ELIZABETH READ GORDON Not too serious, they all say, She's a swell girl in every way. Davin! Carrick Playersg S1-c1'etury Senior Cluli '44g 'l'1'i-Hip Civics Club: Chemistry Clubg Spanish Clulig Athletic Associutiong Honor Lr-aguc. STERLING- GUNN GORDON 'You'd think him shy, but he's a lady's -man, Picks ancl chooses wherever he can. Band, '42, '43, '44g Art Leagneg Athle-t'c Associationg Honor Lcagnc. JAMES RAYMOND GORMAN The bigger they come the harder they fall, On Senior Day did 'junior' bawl? l,'.irifl Garvin-lc Players: Footballg Athletic Association: Honor League. IOHN BRECKINRIDGE GORMAN He loves all sports, but basketball is the game, At which john prefers to win his fame. Chcniirtry Clnlrg Football '41, '42g Basketball '43g Civics Gluhg Varsity Club '44g Athletic Association: Honor League. LILLIAN CHRISTINE GUNTER A dusky maid with a pleasing way, And a smile as warm as a summer day. Tri-lflig Athletic Associationg Honor League. WILLIAM BENTON GUENTHER This Don juan of a tender age, In the high school hall, is all the rage. National Honor Societyg Band V125 High 'I'in1cs, Assistant Editor: Civics Clulwg Sr-nior Council: Ilonor Lt-agueg Chemistry Cluhg Spanish Club, 'Freasurerg Quill and Scrollg Athlvtic Association. LOUISE CUMMINGS GURNEY In school Louise has made a name, We know in life she'll do the same. National Honor Socictyg Chemistry Clulxg Civics Clubg Spanish Clubg Griticg Grestg 'Fri-Hig Quill and Scroll, Board Member. ANN JEAN HAAS Personality and kindness are Haas' graces. Ancl when it comes to getting what she wants, she has the aces. Spanish Clubg Choirg Chemistry Glnbg Civics Clnbg 'l'ri-Hig Athletic Association: Honor League. LEWIS AUSTIN HACKWORTH He is always in the hall- Is it in answer to fair jv.lia's call? 'Fraile and Industrial Shopg Athletic Asso- clationg Honor League. SUSIE VIRGINIA HALL She's very cute-and, of course, She has very winning ways. High 'l'llll0S, Typist: Orchostrag 'l'ri-Ilig Honor League: Choirg Civics Club, Business -limlucationg Athletic Association. JOHN JACK HAMILL With his bashful, blond beauty He's quite picturesque. Ili-YQ Honor Lcagueg Athletic Association. U-swf:lf?h CREST -Ra-'-M. iw sf' ,N CL , x 3 Miki' ll A.v'JJE',6 ywssjy- -A 1 raw ' 4 file f' - x W if DORIS JEAN HANCOCK Witl1 soldiers, and sailors, and pretty laces, We know D. J. will soon go places. Civics Glubg Business Emlucationg Honor Leagueg Tri-Ilig Opera '42g Athletic Associa- tion. JACKALLEN HANDY Although we seldom End her here jaclqallen is to each of us dear. Honor League: Athletic Associationg Adver- tising, Critic '42g Co-Feature Editor, Crest, '44. LILA MAE HARDISON Lila Mae, brunette and petite A winning smile that's oh, so sweet! 5 Business Ellucationg Athletic Associaiziong f Honor League. THOMAS LLOYD HARRIS The cafeteria's money man Always does the best he can. ' Trade and Industrial Hhopg Athletic Asso- ciationg Honor League. VIRGINIA BYRD HART A princess from a fairy tale Would find her beauty growing pale If she were compared with you. High Times, '43-H145 Library Councilg Acrappella Choirg Civics Clubg Spanish Club' Athletic Associatioug Honor League. JEWELL GLADYS HARTSOOK Blond and darling, lively, witty- She's material for a ditty. Art Leagucg Civics Clubg Tri-Ilig Honor Leagucg Athletic Association. HARRIET JEAN HIGGINBOTHAM Her name may imply that she's pretty low down, But upon this statement we all make a frown. Business Ellucationg Atlilfetlc Assof-iationg Honor League. JOYCE VIVIAN SISK Blonde Joyce Sislq, musical and gay, Leaves all the Romeos spread along her wayf, Orchestral '42-'44g Choir '42-H135 Civics Cluhg Library Council '43, WILLIAM JAMES HODGES A sober fellow Billy is, At news and girls he's ccrLai11ly'a whiz. Civics Cluhg Retail Selling: 'l'r:ulu anvl ln- wlustrial Shopsg Student Uouncilg Cafeteria Assistant. ELEANOR LOIS HOGAN Her hair is red, her face is fair, Not: another like her anywheref' David Garrick Playcrng Honor Leaguog Ath- letic Association. W offs' vw lb' BILLIE SUE HOLDER Billie is a cute little trick Wl1.at's more, we'd say, She's a regular brick. llonnr Lengiu-3 Art Leagueg No Dine Ariz Club: Student Gounvil. Fall '42, Spring '43. JUNE FAY HOLLAND Laugh and june laughs with you, Vlfeep and you have to go home. 'l'ri-Hip Chorus, '44g Honor Li-agiu-3 Business I'I1lm-:xtimig Civics Club, General Music, '42, '43. PATRICIA ANN HOLT Pat's friendly, dreamy eyes Are just the color of summer skies. Civics Clubg C0llllI1GTI!lEll Clubg Honor In-agile, Trielli. CECIL TALMADGE HOLT We all know his favorite dame Her name we shall not mention. Football, '41, '42g Library, '42g Honor lieugucg Ari. Club, '42g Art, High Tinir-SS Critic, Crest, Art. ROBERT CARLTON HUBBARD Wherever there is a lady fair 'You can bet your two bits, 'That our friend, Bob, will be there! Presirlf-nt, Junior Class, David Carrick Play- ersg Spzmisli Clubg Athletic Association: llnnor League. WAVERLY BAYNE HUBBARD The golden red of Waverly's hair Makes us all turn and stare. Chorus, '42-'44g 'l'ri-Ilig Spring Concert, '44, Aizlih-tic Assnrziationg Honor lic-ziguc. BARBARA CAROL HUDSON Her beauty quite exceeds That which any actress needs. 'l'r0asurer, 'Pri-Hi, Debating Club, '41, Pub- lic Speaking Contest, '41, Library Councilg Civics Cluhg Homcroom Rcprosentaxiivv fur Red Cross: Athletic Association, Honor Lcagueg Cafeturiai Assistant, '43. CLYDE HUGH HUDSON Bright as the sun he is a shining, When he goes, all the girls will be a 'pmmgf' Athletic Assor-iutiung Honor liuaxginr. MILDRED LAVERNE HUDSON An all 'round good fellow, she And lucky to have known her, we. Business Eiluczttiolig Athletic Association: Honor Lozlgiwg Opera, '41, '42. THELMA HUFFMAN 'Thelma's short, Thelma's smart, We wonder who could hold her heart. Business Education, Athletic Association: Honor League. E ll M Jlmgy , Mies. . fp-'Ji -U 4 ffl- 1-Qi' 'Qgx if' 9 643' L 'Q A75 kin' K CREST L'-L1 R If 43 as cy, N X35 Y X .X 'ii 73- . K xi T Xl I Y Q ,L iss Q Nh ' i 1' l 1 Nkxl- x N NC sg, 1944 - I rf ns- . s -N XX' If i Y. , X A Yi N A ,K- MURIEL PRESTON HUGHES Tho' she doesn't like her classes, Her love for the school Has made her stay for graduation. Stnrlcrnt Council, '41, Honor League, Tri-Hi, Business Education, Athletic Association, Chorus, '41, Acuppclla. Choir, '42, '43, Vol- leyball, '41, Basketball, '41, Opera, '42-'43. SALLIE ADAMS HUGHES She's a Sarah Bernhardt, She excels in every part. Vicc-Prcsinlent., '43, Presiclent, '44, Davizl Carrick Players, Debating Club, '43, Or- cliestra, '40-'42, I-lull Monitor, Spanisli Club, Civics Club, Athletic Association, Honor League. JOSEPH RALPH HURT Duz does everything, Duz foe Hurt. llnnur League, Civics Club, Athletic Associat- tion. PEARL HURT Up hill, down hill, looking all around, A nicer ,girl than Pearl can't be found. Rc-izzlil S4-lling, Honor League, Red Cross Representative, 'l'ri-Ili, Athletic Association. Y Q r'l K GEORGE CHRISTIAN HUTTER Q, ' jill Why the femmes chase him jj . A Is easy to guess! X W IJ - llunor Ls-agus, Athletic Association. ' gli W . MARY MADISON IRBY f, Nj!! iii, Looking for a girl Q51 'Q ,D IV As cute as can be? 'X 'U' '11 Mary Irby-she suits me. i IU 'Pri-Ili, Civics Club, Honor League, Athletic ' Association. JULIA POLK IVEY Gentle julia knows her stujf, If she doesn't she can bluff. Civics Club, llonor League, Athletic Asso- ciation. LAWRENCE BLANCHARD If ' ACKSON , ' .. I , gg ,wi Larry jackson, tall and thin, ' All his clothes, neat and trim. bf, fn 'l': I a l I l t 'l Sl ,Athlrt A: fi- , ' . n2iIf1.i'lT..,,. i,L1iQiiZ. mp L gsm' A I- 1434 HELEN MAE JACKSON Witl1 her gay and happy face -- She's welcome at any place. Civics Club, Business Education, Chorus, llonor League, Athletic Association. EMMETT SMITH JACOBS Never a frown thro' high school, But goodfnatured all the while. National Honor Society, Senior Council, Civics Club, Chemistry Club, Football Man- ager, '42, Busketbaill Manager, '44, Varsitv Club, Senior Representative, Honor League, Athletic Association. A 4 HELEN MAYS JACOBS ' A pretty smile she always wears, Seeing Helen chases cares. Presiilvnt, Junior Club: Tri-Ili: Business Education: lllonograni Club: Typist High 'I'lll'll'SQH Art Club: Basketball: Volleyball: 'l'vunis, '414'43. WILLIAM REECE JACOBS Who cares about knowledge and les' sons not done? I'm carefree and happy, isn't life fun? Basketball, '41, '43: Football, '42: Track, '413 Varsity Club, 'fl4: Opera, '43: Honor Lcaguc: Athli-til: Association. VIRGINIA JOYCE JARRETT Her eyes are brown and her hair is dark, And she's as happy as a lark. Library Council: Business Education: Civics Club: Honm' League. EVANGELINE JEFFERSON Words can't express her, But don't underfestiinate her! Orcliestra, '41, '43: Opera, '41-'43: Athletic Association: Honor League. HELEN ELAINE JOHNSON Although quiet in her ways Her smile always lasts for days. National Honor Soni:-ty: Business Education: Athletic Association: Ilouur League: Cafe- teria Typist. EVELYN JENELLE JOHNSON She has that queer little hobby of loitering in the lobby. llonor Lcaguv: Choir, '43-'44: Chemistry Club, '44: 'I'1'i-Hi. X -in ,f JOHN JOHN SON Quiet and studious, never upset, We've never seen John in a turmoil yetf' Athletic Association: Honor Loaguv. NANCY LEE JOHNSON What in the world is the matter with Nancy Lee? Nothing in the world that we can ' see! David Carrick Club: Sjiauisli Club: llouor League: Basketball Team: Tri-Ili: Civics Club. LV ,Loma it GQ- ff REBECCA JOHNSON 'If a charming style will go a long way, We kgow you'll be traveling every ay. Library Council: Spanish Club: Athletic Assuniutioiig Honor League: Girl R1-serves. RICHARD SUITER JOHNSON Though but little he has to say. He always smiles in a pleasant way, Glxomistry Club: Honor Li-agus: Senior Council: Band, '42: Hi-Y: Secretary uf the Band, ,43-'44. CREST 35 515534 ,ge W me N XIX xx C. Q, ,Q X fx ,,. A S A .x 4 ,J , C, ff K7 .1 'fff',4xQf'.l.. S. ,LA- r to lx -T5 'lxggqixz 'lil I Q. Nl x 'xl' cl lx XL Q Ns X l' Gr .519-A RN., fl. f. lf 1 97441 ' . 'itfpvf ,Qi 9771 JI' ,J My ,7-41. 1114! ' l, 1' .-1 - JI' 1 . 'Z . .J , f .J Ji is I ,i-If A' . 4 'V Q, . 9 ,1'rL..f, -3 JJ I 1 -J J 5 .V. 1 . x M ,, .f J if I If ,, rf s 1 I ' ,J.J -,I 1944 .,,......., if jf! SHIRLEY CHRISTINE JOHNSON A tiny miss with wiles appealing Our ajfection for her reaches the ceil- ing. llonor Leaguug Athletic Association. VIRGINIA ETHEL JOHNSTON Tour wedding bells rang out-we got a slam J However, congratulations, Ma'am! Honor Lealgueg Athletic Association. CARL JONES For the art he does and the art he knows, His fame in signs will grow and grow. Athlr-tic Associutiong Art Lt-aguvg Honor League. WILLIAM STRATTON JONES Thoroughly earnest in all he tries, By steady ejiort he's bound to rise. 'I'r:1fle and Industrial Shopg Athletic Associa- tiong Honor League. ROBERT CLAGGETT JONES Bobby may have to work hard in physics, But a pushover class for his is Civics. Critic Staff, '42, '43, '44g Spanish Clubg Ili-Y Clubg Civics Clubg Honor League. JOYCELYN JUNE JUSTICE A charming lass- Few can joycelyn's charm surpass. Honor Leagueg Athletic Association. LILLIAN FRANCES KAY She's headed for heights that few can attain, She's one of our bright-lights because of her brain. National Honor Society: Quill unrl Scroll: Eflltfbf-III-cllilif, Crest, '44, High '1'iinesg Secretary, Debating Club: David Garrick Pluyvrsg Spanish Club: Latin Clubg Chemis- try Clubg Civics Clubg Tri-I-Iig Stxnlont Conncilg Library Represcntutivcg Reception- istg Athletic Associntiong Honor League. WELDON KIRKWOOD KELLY Nice, brown eyes, both sad and glad, Make of Weldon a handsome lad. Honor Lcagucg Athletic Assncizztion. CLARA JANE KEY When it comes to looks and boolqs, jane holds the key. Civics Clnbg Chemistry Clubg Honor Luzlguc. JAMES KIRBY We lost a good boy When james joined the Marines. Honor Leagueg Athletic Association. THOMAS SYDNOR KIRKPATRICK, JR. Slow in speaking and moving too But never slow when he's with Be1f. Athletic Associationg Honor League. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH KNIERIEM 'It's the Navy that she's for - And that's to help us win the war. i-Ilig Civics Clubg Honor Leagueg Chem- i j Clubg Cafeteria. Assistant: Bonds :ind ' mips Representative. x GWEN MEREDITH LANG Some say she's pretty, others say she's true, And yet another, I think she's swell, And we say we do too. X Honor .l102lgll0j Athletic Association. EDITH IUANITA LAYNE Her looks always reign As we walk by this Layne. Civics Clubg Tri-Hig Coninn-rcinl Cluhg llonor Leugut-. EDYTHE RAE LICHTENSTEIN Edythe is a girl we know Witli roses-red ones-in her cheeksf' National Honor Society: Uaviil Gurrick Play- ersg Secretary, '44, Fipanish Clubg Chemistry Clubg High 'l'iinc-sg Opera, '42g Lihmry Council, '43g Girl Rest-rvesg Honor League. OLA JUNE LIMING Blond, and bright and a pal to us- She does things right without bother or fuss. Honor Leagueg Cliorusg Cafeteria Ilosiossg Civics Clnhg Business Erlnczition. WILLIAM TI-IESEUS LINDSAY Theseus is studying for a Trade We know that he will make the grade. Honor Lvzxgueg Athletic Awllfflilliitlllj Trziilo :mil IiltlIlSlSl'Illl Shop. HAROLD VINCENT LITCHFORD He sings like Sinatra, he imitates Grableg But when he starts acting-why don't you do right? National Honor Sooietyg Civics Cluhg Quill and Scroll, Treasurcrg Hetnl Typist, High 'l'illl6SQ Assistant Class Editor, Head Typist, Crest, '4-tg Secretary-Trc:1surf-r, Motion Picture Clubg Library Rcprcsc-ntativeg David Carrick Plzlycrsg Secretary, Honor Lczigueg 'Frznle and Industrial Shopg Business Educa- tiong Hull Monitor: Cafeteria Assistant, '42g Athletic Assooiutiong Opcru, '41g Senior Plalyg Make-up, Opera., '43, JEANNE ZAIDEE LOGAN The depth of her bewitching charm to us is still a mystery. Business Eiluczitiong Athletic Associntiong Honor Loaiguv. CARLTON JOSEPH LONDEREE If you want to know Anything about this bright 'son', Ask Patsy: She knows her Carlton. Athlf-tic Associationg Honor Lt-aigueg Junior Yursityg Hi-Yg Civics Clubg Football. CREST se 4. EA' .Q 4, - 4-A - .- 6' 6' .1 r u .. ar -- qg Tv xii? - 'fi .-J-41.242 as iff' ' . ' -' I-557 62 lldljliiffiigeb , :J II of . ,LQQ ii 2' we-V ik- Jfmk da 4'-Q. v. 5121: cfiy. J, ,A , -A n . F - 1'-:'flC.4' . fl fr A ff Al fir!-' 1-tgp IN I Xl for , .A fo V 1.5 , N ...ll Ilnx X -: 5-A .i . .-X xx X i 'xl .Q A K Q lxli Xl ,Q T'N,,3 x V , ,Nd . 5 it ,N il X fl N .K-. XI .i Y 1944 JAMES KELLY LOWE james is pleasing to the eye. He makes all the pretty girls sigh. Honor League, Athletic Association. WALTER HUDSON LOWRY Walter Lowry, quite contrary, Is a baseball fan And will be a great man. Ilonor League, Athletic Asszociation. RICHARD CAROL LOYD Where Dick is The sun never sets. Athletic Association, Honor League. WEBSTER WILLIAM LUCADO In the halls, and on the stair, We see Lucado everywhere. Football 'Poznng 'Franck Team, Library Coun- cil, Art League, Chemistry Club, Honor League, Athletic Association. NED DEW MCDONALD After the opera he won his fame, But he's a swell guy just the same. Vice-President, Civics Club, Choir, Library Staff, Hi-Y, Opera, '41, '42, '43, Non-Execu- tive Board Member, David Garrick Players, Cafeteria Monitor, Spring Convert, '44, Senior Play. THOMAS CRAIG MCDOW, IR. About you all the girls have raved- But we know for whom your affec' tions are saved. Opera, '41, '42, '43, Choir, Athletic Asso- ciation, Honor League. GROVER CLEVELAND MCGEHEE, JR. HG. C. has helped in everything at school, He's tops, with no exception to the rule. Opera, '42, '43, Advertising Manager, Critic, '42, '44, 'Tligh 'l'imos, '42, '43, Clmirruun of Senior Council, Ilezul of Bond Drive, Head of Scrap Drive, .Aizhletic Asso- ciation, Honor League, Motion Picture Club. EVELYN MAE MCIVOR Girlish, giggly, and gay- Happy all the day. National Honor Society, Latin Club, Cheni- istry Club, Civics Club, Honor League, Quill amd Scroll, High Times, Associate Editor, David Gnrrick Players, Tri-Ili. SHIRLEY KATHERINE MCIVOR Plenty of grit, plenty of sand, Everyone thinks that Shirley is grand. National Honor Society, Debating Club, Club, Secretary, 'l'ri-Hi, Treasurer, High Times, Assignment Editor, Associate Editor, I it iv ri lift I .ff I I ,fl J V, I David Garrick Players, Secretary, Chemistry , J I, III f Spzinish Club, Latin Club, Honor League, Quill and Scroll, Athletic Association, Civics Club. ' U., JEAN MILTON MCLENNQN gl ,j XJ 1 Oh, so quiet and demure- Never a talker, always a doer. National Honor Society, Vice-President,-f Spalnisli Club, Senior Council, Vice-President Tri-Hi, Sophomore Class, '41, Chemistry Club, Athletic Association, Honor League. . J ' I J l if WALTER EUGENE MCQUARRY This young man will go a long way, Thais what all his teachers say. 'Frarlc :nnl Industrial Shop: Art Lcaguc: Athletic Association: llonor League. GEORGE SN EAD MCVEIGH Everyone's found that George McVeigh Is willing to help in any way. Chaplain, Hi-Y: Secretary, Chemistry Club, '42, '43: Civics Club: Honor Longue: Track, '41, '42: Senior Council: Athlctic Associa- tion. RUTH HEN SON MCWANE She may not have so much to say, But she can smile in a pleasing way. Civics Club: Art Editor, Critic, Crcst: David Gzirrick Players: Honor League: Ath- lctic Ax-zsociation. DUNCAN ALEXANDER MACLEOD A Charles Atlas in disguise An eternal twinkle in his eyes. Art Club: Cartoonist, High 'l'imes: Ath- lctic Association. LOUISE REED MACLEOD Such a clever young girl is Louise With her charming manner she can always please. National Ilonor Socicty: Spanish Club: Chr-mistry Club: Civics Club: Lutin Club: Aelvcrtiser, Critic, Crcst: Asst-rnbly Committcc: Chief Cafeteria. Hostess: Ath- letic Association: Ilonor Lcuguc. MARY LOU MARKHAM Dark brown eyes, alluring smile, And a pleasant, quiet way. National llonor Society: Critic: Chemistry Club: Spanish Club: Orchestra: Civics Club: Student Council: Assistant Businr-ss Manager :mtl Mcmbr-r of Executive Bozml: Drfmmtic Club: 'l'ri-Ili: Iloinc Room Stump and Bnnrl Representative: Honor L:-uguo: Opera, '43: Slpring Concert, '44: Athletic Association. ESTHER LOUISE MARKS Wl1at big thoughts must rest in your mind, Since you have so little to say. Retail Selling Club: Civics Club: Tri-Ili: l-lonor l.cuf.':ucg Business Education: Chorus: Athletic Association. MARTHA ELIZABETH MARTIN Betty, by popular vote, Has gotten to be of great note. Nzilzionul Ilonor Society: Quill mul Scroll: I-Ionor Lenguo: Vice-President, Sl-nior Class: Vicc-Presirlcnt, Junior Class, '43: Spanish Club: Chi-inistry Club: Civics Club: Debat- ing Club: ll'.ivinl Carrick Players: Orchestra: Crest Stuff: Athletic Association: Scnior Council. ELLA MAE MARTIN How she wanders 'round the halls, But, tell me, clon't we all? Athletic Association: Honor Lenguc. WINIFRED HAMILTON MARTIN 'Sometimes sl1e's blond-sometimes bloncler, This seems to make the boys grow funnier. 'l'ri-I-Ii: Athlctic Association: Ilonor Langue. 1 A O V Jf fx? rj 0. i ll L 't ,X ,ll 'if x 0 in fi N J .f yu 1944 4 , f EDWARD FRANK MASON Smart and fine-no one could doubt him What will Miss Phipps do without him? Retail Selling Cluhg Honor Loagueg Athletic Association. PHYLLIS ANN MATHENY She has a 'ready tongue and merry wit, Whatever she touches mirth springs from it. 'Fri-I-Iig Civics Clubg Art Club: Retail Sell- ing Clubg A t h l e t i c Associutiong Honor League. IRIS JOYCE MAWYER This slender, clark sophisticate- Hev friendliness is a charming trait. Civics Clubg Retail S4-llingg Business Eiluou- tiong Tri-Hig Honor Leagueg Chorusg Ath- letic Association. ' CONSTANTINE ELOYCE MAYBERRY Our Constantine should always be seen. Armppellu Choir, '433 Chorusg Opera, '41-'43g Business Eflllifkllllfllll Library Councilg Retail Sellingg 'l'ri-Hig Athletic Associutiong Ilonor League. KATHRYN ADAIR MAYO ulndustrious Kathryn-so fair and kind, A better student you cannot ind. National Honor Society 3 Student Council 3 Senior Council g Civics Cluhg Chi-rnist,ry Clubg Receptionistg Tri-Hig Spanish Club. V BERNICE MAYS ,f 'i9llt'hough peroxided, Bernice Mays, fr Puts the boys in a daze. Z! no Store Assistuntg Civics Cluhg Chorusg A siness Eclucationg Honor Leagueg Athletic l f1Sssocintion. f BEVERLY MEADOWS Long have we known her, Long, long will we love her. Athletic Asnocizitiong Honor League. MACON MILLER Pat Miller is -no steady roamer, For he's come back to E. C. Glass to get his High Diploma. ' Athletic Association 3 Honor League. CARLTON PRINTESS MINNICK X A -really good student is C. P., I, On that we-' all agreef' .A Presirlentg Chemiifcry ching wficelgfofiiencf Honor heugueg 'Student C0l.uafil'2'f Cities Clubg fla,fin4FlPn1fri1a1'iient, '113 Stamp Col-- lcctorfgi'S155niSix Olubg 'Atiletlc?Agsociz1tin,n. ' , l, ,ll ,rg 5 ' IORDANiESMOhl',l2,,MIICHELL J I Wide awake andfllaever a 'o re, The Beau Bfuh3AlllelQ'T1,flff?5'2y3four. Library Councilh Sfuflent Cox , ' ,.Hf1U1Il' I Leugueg Basketbhlhl'42k34j,-f'Tq1niiQfTfj,-fwff 'S , Y 1 ,. , 'JL-. ----.f I fflfi an l l ROSE MARIE MITCHELL 'KHer good naturedness in every kind of a way, Keeps us loving her from day to day. Prcsimlcnt, Sophomore Tri-Ili Girl Reserves, '41, Secretary, 'l'ri-lli Cabinet, '42, '43, As- sistant Feature Editor, Crest, '44, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Civics Club, Reception Connnittoe, Student Council, Athletic Asso- ciation, Honor League. DAVID MARK MOSFFIT David slew Goliath- . U Moffit has slain the school. Assignment Editor, High Times, Publicity Manager, David Carrick Players, Assistant Class Editor, '43, Crest, S. I. P. A. Con- vention, '41, Honor League, Athletic Asso- ciation, Library Representative, V. L. A. L. Reading' Contest, '42, Civics Club. U09 CHARLES HUNTER 'fn' MONTGOMERY Fairly studious and kind, Hunter, my lad, you are really fine. National Honor Society, Clic-vnistry Club, Honor League, Cafeteria Assistant., Civics Club. WILLIAM BEVERLY MOODY Girls all turn and sigh, Don't you know the reason why? William Moody's passing by.', Athletic Association, Honor League. DORIS VIRGINIA MOORE A lovely look, a compelling smile, This girl keeps us running wild. National Honor Society, Business Education, Athletic Association, Honor League, Library Representative, Student Council. HARRIS MILLARD MOORE Brawn and muscle, curly hair and all, Our friend, Harris, can he play ball. Athletic Association, Honor League. JANE CARSON MOORE Efficient and quiet is lane, She's a girl who will rise to fame. National Honor Society, Orchestra, Band, Presiclc-nit, '44, David Carrick Players, Opera, '43, Spring Concert, '44, Chemistry Club, Monogram Club, Civics Club, French Club, Tri-Hi, Girls' Basketball Team, '43, Athletic Association, Honor League. MARY JOHN MOORE Mary is gay and fancy free, And just as cute as she can be. High Tl'Illf'S Representative, Spanish Club, Athletic Association, I-lonor League. ELIZABETH THEDA MORRIS There works the editor, worn and slim, Pasting the dummy neat and trim. National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Civics Club, President Quill and Scroll, Editor-in-Chief, High Times, Honor League. MARGARET MOSTELLER Margaret's black hair, so beautiful to see, Suits her, complexion, and you and THE. High Times Stall, Spanish Club, Athletic Association, Monogram Club, Civics Club, Honor League. .Q v is l W N i Ni r, il Xl 5, I Y WRX -1 li if a A ,xilfifl X ffe'I' ,pl . J U ll ifjl-I Nl' -lv'2' .F li ll r 1 944 g j,7,lL W, 1 lvl ir' ,M Wil' I was , l 42 ELIZABETH CLAIBORNE MOTLEY Quiet, neat, light of voice, Some day sl1e'll be known to all. 'l'ri-Ili, Civics Club, Spanish Club, Chorus, Athletic Association, Honor League. HENRY HARPER MULLAN Lazy, languid, tall and handsome, He merits a millionfdollar ransom. Football, '41, '42, Co-captain, Basketball, '43, '44, Varsity Club, Library Council, Ath- letic Association, Ilonor League. LORENE ESTELLE MUSGROVE Whenever this fair miss is seen, Folks say, 'There goes that cute 4.9 Lorene'. Chorus, Library, Business Education, llonor J. League, Athlntic Association. ,pp BETTY LOU NEESE 9991395- QP 5 'Er Even though sl1e's very small Sl1e's for the Air Cadets all. Library Staff, 'Fri-I-li, Athletic Association, Spanish Club, Honor League. CHRISTINE FLORENCE NEIGHBORS A little bewitching, a little bit funny, And boys flock around her like bees around honey. Typist, High Times, Library Representa- tive, Rcnl Cross Representative, Office Helper, Tri-Ili, Honor League, Athletic Association. ROBERT ALGERNON NOEL Dark and handsome, and tall enough- The girls would like to call his bluff. Treasurer, Spanish Club, '41, Library Coun- cil, Athletic Association, Honor League. JACK EDGAR OSBORNE .92,uiet. subtle, untimed, Ask the girls what's on his mind. Bank, Athletic Association, Honor League. SELMA MILDRED OPPLEMAN Merry, brown, dancing eyes Opened wide in glad surprise. Debating Club, '41, Choir, '43, '44, Opera, '43, Ilall Monitor, Athletic Association, Honor League, Senior Play. FLORENCE IEAN PADGETT Boys, parties, sweethearts, dates, You figure out how jean rates. Business Education, Athletic Association, Honor League. FRANCES ANNE PARIS 'I'liey'-ue darkened the Paris across the sea, But our Paris is still as bright as can be 'l Tri-I-Ii, 'l'reas1u'er, Business Club, Library Council, Civics Club, Chorus, Opera, '41, '42, Honor League, Athletic Association. gli ,il l i il ,fri I, a 71 dw, f ,, K ,a,, V, , KQJQ 4-Q JJ , 111, -1 .1 f , f 4 I .1 1 - nf ,N 2, !!..!,i if , - In ff.-. lr, 2,1 I VV, - I ',,g, JEAN SHANNON P UL jean's always a beautiful fashion plane, A handsome man will surely be her mate. Athletic Assuciulimi, ldlnokkeepr-rg llonor Leugucg Lilrrury R4'!.Jl'CS0llL2l.LlVOQ High 'l'i1ues Ropruseulativug Civics Clubg Athletic Assnciutiong Business J'I1.Iuc-ation. ARLEEN VERA PIERCE M She will win in her way- Since she tries every dayf' Library RE'1Jl'l'S0lll1lf,lVl'j Athlr-tic Assuciutiuug Hcnmr League. N' 1 w 'll MARIORIE LOU PHELPS 'fln all the plays she acts as 'Grannyf ' ' We think Marjorie is dandy. 4' 'lfri-Hig Civics Clulrg Davicl Carrick l'l:lyo1'sg Spunish Cluhg Chemistry Clubg llonor Lesigueg Athletic .XSlitlCl2ltl0!'l. 1 f' - ' 1 ' BEATRICE HAYNES PILLOW If the boys turning their heads you see, 'You know they're looking at Bea. Honor Lezlguog Choir '43 :mil 'Mg Cin-ru '43g High Tllll0S:H 'l'ri-llig Library Council: Civics Cluhg Business Eulucution. FANNY RUTH PILLOW Pillow is an athlete- . , i With whom we cant cornpetef Mnuograini Cluhg 'l'ri-llig Business lilnluculinn, Athletic Assucizliiiong Honor Louguo. KATIE DEAN PLUNKETT Charming actress, Katie, Apple of our eye. ' National Honor Sucietyg Co-Editor of Criticg Vim--l'ri-siilmit, Orchvsimg Dnviul Carrick Pluyvrsg Tri-llig Honor Leuguvg Dv' halting Club, 'Hg Latin Club, '41g Civics Clubg Student Councilg Library Councilg llall Monitor: Aihlelzic Association. JEANETTE LEIGH POINDEXTER Nancy keeps herself under cover, But through her drawings we sure do love her. V David Carrick 1'luym'sg Civics Cluhg Spanish Clubg Debating Club: Ariz Longueg Criti4:: Crest '42g Tri-llig High 'l'inufsg Nu Dine Art Club: S'l.uileul. Couucilg Athletic Asso- ciiitinug Honor League. KIT CARSON POWERS Never having much to say, 'Yet great he is in a steady way. Aihlietic Assncimiung Honor Lmiglu-3 llusi- ni-ss Esliicatimi. ROBERT B. QUICK A blond with wiles and wiles, He's always blossoming forth with smiles. Athletic Assnceiiitiung Ilonm' League. EUNICE CLARE RAGLAND In Ragland where Eunice dwells Silence would be golden. Ilunm' Li-zxgueg Junior Retail Selling.: Clulig llziskethnllg Choirg Atlili-Lic Association. I , . h . f . 1 , I , -.-ff' J JC' ,FQ I I 'ff 7 ,' ff--,, ...,,, '16 T' apr CREST 43 GEORGE PETERS RAMSEY, IR. Coochie is his favorite clarne, Here's hoping she will so remain. Bandg Library Reprosentaiiveg Civics Clubg Hi-Yg Ilonor League. MARY ANNE RAMSEY We all know it pays U To have Mary's sweet ways. yt 4. Tri-Hig Retail Mevchantsg Civics Clubg Atli- N letic Assoeiationg Honor League. 'fi Lim , 'x .' 3 HAROLD CECIL REID A , i Harold's a modest, blushing lad, 'HA - But as a student he's not half bad. YQ'-l Tl'E'2lSllI'1'I' National Honor Soc-ietyg Senior ll Conncilg Hi-Yg Chemistry Clulig Glioirg -.K S Opera '42, '43g Intramural Basketball '43g '- Athletic Associationg Honor League, Treas- , urer. S75 BUNYE MARIE REINBERG R1 Athletic Bunye-darlq and gay Gives us a thrill when she struts our way. Drum Majorette, Banilg Girls Baskm-tliall 'Peaing 'l'vi-IIig Monogram Cluhg Chemistry Clubg Civics Clnbg Spanish Clubg Athletic Assoeiationg Honor League. IACQUELIN NELL RICHARDSON The answer to the prayer every teacher has spoken- A nice, quiet girl who will laugh at a joke. 'l'ri-IIig Art Leagneg Ilmun' 1.4-aguc-3 Athletic Aesociaiioug Civics Clulr. PATSY ANN RICKETTS Patsy is a cute red head. Of her everything is good that is said. High 'Vinu-s Stalfg Civics Clulig Tri-liig Atlllctic- Assoeiutieng Honor Leagueg Opera '41g Red Gross Representativeg Monogram Clubg Girls Basketball Team. FRANCES ODELL ROBERTSON Beautiful but durnbg so the old saying goes, But not with our Frances-she's pretty and knows. Secretary, National Honor Sonietyg Liliraryg Iiiterary Editor, Crii:ieg Assistant Literary Editor CresLg Honor Leaguc-3 Civics Club: Business Education. HORACE MALCOLM ROBERTSON This little lad Will start a fashion and fad. Art League: Critic Stull: Civics Clulig Honor League. INEZ ELLA ROBERTSON Here is another of the Robertson tribe, For some great genius she'll be a good scribe. 'i'ri4Hig Business lirlucatioug Honor League: General Musieg Civics Clulrg Athletic Assn- c-lation. IVA LORENE ROBERTSON Every inch of her height is jilled With fgures and symbols therein drilled. 'I'ri-Hig Business Eflueatioug Honor Leagnvg Gem-ral Musing Civics Clulig Athletic Asso- eiutiong Art League. X 1' s ELEANOR MARIE ROGERS Marie is quiet, Marie is shy, But she'll get over it by and by. Civics Cluhg Athletic: Associationg Iloimr Langue. CHARLES VINCENT ROSENBERGER We won't say he's hashful, Nor will we say he's bold, All his attractions in three lines can't be told, Athletic Associatiung llonrn' Luaguo. NANCY CARROLL ST. CLAIR An appealing miss is our St. Clair, A leader among the damsels fair. Civics Club, 'Fri-llig Athluipic Associutiong Honor Leagucg Business Education. CLARA BELL FRANCES ST. JOHN A little girl is our St. Iohn, But to her cause our hearts are won. Civics Ciubg Retail Sr-llingg Business Iiilucn- tiong Tri-Hi, Honor Lezlgueg Opt-ru '41, '423 Athletic Assoviation. fu-Mwwe BRENT SANDIDGE 'MA' yd 5 'HappyfgofluclQy, careless and free, Nothing ere if that worries me. Vamzi ,lubg 'uilait Council: Mznmger, 'z 'y Folt Tcaun, '42g Vice-President, tail gg Honor Luugueg Athletic As- s ,.iillZiU1l. Dux A ' b f NA BETTIE SAUNDERS Be giful, wise, and good- Lf ' ou'l like Bettie in ony mood. U 1 -limo' ienguvg Business Eilurraitiong Mono- Club. '41, '42, '43g' '44g Basketball Aozuug Chorus: 0pgvnK'41, '42g Vice-l'rcsi- A le 6X W A ZELMA SCHEWEL . We hope you all know Ada, For 'high' we certainly rate 'er. Debating Clnhg SbillllSll Club, Athlz-lic Assu- ciutiong Honor LL-ngueg Tri-Hi, High Tiniusf' Senior Council. W EVELYN CELIA SCOTT Long blond curls and a winning air pf Characterize this goddess fair. W Tri-Hig Civivn Oluhg Choir: Ilnnoi' Leziguog Library Cnuncrilg Athletic Association. DOROTHY LANGELLIAN SCOTT Give her a book in an easy chair, Her imagination goes anywhere. National Honor Sociotyg Vimf-Presiileiii, H133 David Uzirrick Pluyvrsg Latin Tounmmcnt, '41, '43, '44, Tri-llig Uli6lliiSLI'y Cluhg Latin Cluhg Stuiiont Counciig Co4Edito1', G1'itiug Civics Club, MADELINE ESTELLE SHELTON Pleasingly plump and the friendliest ever. Another girl like Shelton?-Never! Ilonrn' Li-:ignog Business Eclucniimig Civics Club. ,Via . K ,,7'x Wk.J i g 2, 'Kai' 'dVk.J Pr 5 r, , s , film A Milly, , CREST r ir fix' 1 DW, 'Q' il. lllf x ,WJ X 3555 -f is .X ij 5 g X , - iii N , TSR N, - 'X X ,S I in 'N X N X M . ..- xx .-., x , '-, ' - Q -qu .N-Q 4 N XL X . 4 1944 WILLIAM THEODORE SHELTON Although solemn in all his ways He tlwows the girls into a daze. Athletic Association, llonnr League-. JEAN ARLEEN SHEPHERD Jeanie, Ieanie, quite contrary, Wllat is the charm you use? National llnnor Socictyg Quill and Scroll: Co-Sclnml Editor, Crest, '44, Pianist and Librarian: Acappella Choir, Proofreznler i'Criticg Minstrel '41, Opera '42, '43, Spring Concertg David Garrick Playa-rsg Spanish Club, Civics Club, Tri-Hi, Cafeteria Hostess '44g Athletic Associationg 1-lnnur League, Library Council. ETHEL MARGARITA SHERERTZ Her pleasant way since 'Erminie' We always love to see. R,l'lll'f'S9llliHtlVC. Honor League '43, Duviul Carrick Players: Athletic Association: As- sistant Literature liilitor, Critic, Acappvlla Choir '41, '42, '43, Spanish Club, Civics Club, Otlice llulperg Operas '41, '42, '43. WILLIAM EDLEY SHOWALTER A budding autl1o'r youfll all admit, ' The Nobel Prize l1e'll probably 'git.' Athletic Association, llonnr Ll-agua-. IRENE ADA SMITH Red headed lassie, But never too sassief' Mwuiogiiuun Club '41, '42, '43, Basketball '41, '42, '43, '44g Art Club '42, '43g Girls Chorus '44' Honor League, Athletic Association. VIOLET EVELYN SMITH Unt'roubled face, amiable. smile, To make ber acquaintance Is surely worthwhile. Retail Rolling Club, Chorus, Business Ezin- cationg Honor League, Athletic Association. WILLIAM HADDON :SN D Haddon is an actor bold vi 'Xe And quite a hit with the da erm 're told. - Prcsizlunl., National Honor -,Si :ietyg Presi- dent, David Carrick lllayorsgqy 'ic'1--,jgggsillc-nt, Student Councilg Vice-l'rr-swnt, I -YQ Rcp- l resentatire, Athlet r Xslsoc' ion: Iheinistrg Clulig Civics Clu 3 ' ligrg lilies? f Criticg Library Council, Ieniur ssc-mb y lqonnnit- tee, Ilonor ,Lua 1 ,. In I CO AN REECCA SPR: DLI ' We'll seeftbl best e of the y 1' Wbeit all the ai er yells do lie fl Cln-ci'lca1l4:i'g V' .1 l'1' 1 4-nt, S n p ho in 1 like Classg V'ce-l'r dent. Athletic Usuciatisliinz 'l'ypi t 42, ' .pi rtcr '43, Ili 'l'ir s Davi Jarr' -l Pla 'crsg I -tai .. flliilggwi- c' 3 Doha 'ig I ibg lllonogr- Cliilwgn flice I - A A ' Associatiu 3 kink 1 faguc. WINJEILDA YQ TEPHENS 'A'rtist'c Wi We a, Juilget and slly, Has glide if gra e at ole Glass Hi. ll ll v ll mfs 'Engng S iznlg S'i,ulei1lg,1S:y11i1- lllm7El'g hl qi 534 Art Ligue: ' ivics Clulig Athletic Assn illflljql , lnnor Ligue. I f '- D ILE POTSWOOD STEVENS Eyes o blue, l1ai'r o' gold, Loved by all, so 'tis told. Crest, '44, Activities Eilitorg Spanish Club, Critic, '44, 1'roofrcadorg Crest, Adver- tising '41, '42g Library Council '43g Art League '42, Hnnor lic-agua, .Athletic Associa- tiung Cafeteria Hostess. AGNES WAYNE STOKES What eyes, what hair, what a corn' plexion! In fact, Wayne is near perfection. National Honor Society: Civics Club, Presi- dent: Spanish Cluhg Latin Clubg K'Critic- Crest, Advertising, Checrlezulvr, '43, '44, Hall Monitor, Athletic Associntiong Honor lwziglw. MARTHA ELISE STONE Happyfgo'luclqy and gay, 'That's Elise all the way. Honor Luagueg Athletic Association. GEORGE WASHINGTON STONE, JUNIOR Friuolous and light our George is, At enjoying life he's also a whiz. Business Eflucationg Honor LL-ngueg Athletic Association. ILLIAM ARCHER SUMMERSON, JUNIOR l ven tho' he's very shy, We rom the girls he gets the eye. ' utary-'Preasurer Hi-Y Club 'Mg Athli-tic i 'ciationg Honor League. 6 CHARLES MADISON SUTTENFIELD am but a member of the clan, ho sighs and whispers, 'What a 'l . .A -marzl' Co-Captain Basketball rllllillll '44g Football Q '41-'42g Honor Imagin-5 Athli.-tic Association. Hubert is our Romeo--all the girls agree 'tis so, But, alas, he has not as yet, settled ' on his Iulietf' lli-YQ Civics Club: Art Lf-npzncg Footballg llonoi' Lvzigueg Alihlvtic Association. MILDRED ANNE TEMPLETON That cute little trick with eyes of blue, Sl ,s,, , il i 1' Will always to him remain true. Honor Lvngucg Athlr-tice Assoc-iutiong Chorusg Opera, 'l'ri4Hig Rm-tail Selling Cluhg Civics Club. i E ' CHARLES EASLY THAXTON X .. . . X After carefully thinking it through, I el He always does what he ought to do. U Ili-Y Cluhg Honor Lcagueg Athletic Associa- -Q non. K ii 'V ' LLEN STUART THOMAS XJD'-Qjdx' f-5Eben works on the High 'Times V J - An all the members think she is hae. Ut, l, -wilful anil Scrollg Vioc-l'resirlvnt, Tri-llig nj-J' Vice-Prosulent, 'Chemistry Club, Aflvortising Sf, f -L nager, G'Hlgh 'l'inmsg Di-lmting Clulig j U1 rjlqijlgueg Athletic Association. P . V, ,J Ads! f in IQSZON PRESTON THOMAS 1 ji ,j l' ' f eart is taken I Hjjjli - hat a pity! What's the matter? Kfjjvf JJ Hlfxxolqed at Kitty! t,jJJy l-li? C1113 Civics Clubg Honor Lcogueg . N ,'Il,:ua1lrLer Motion Picture Cluhg Chcnnistry ,gjldllibg gtjhleticbAssocriutiong Crest, Staff Nfl'-jf IL, ' 1'liot35ljlplu-rg Student Council Monitor. ' ffl ll Ig -L- , ml - . 'T' NX ix My I' I , F x . ,A , V Milf if Avi' . on CREST 1944 HARRY WALTON THOMAS Clarke Gable is a handsome brute But Harry could be his substitute. Library Stall, Football '41, '42, Basketball, '44, Honor League, Student Council, Cafe- teria Monitor, Athletic Association, 'Ilen- nis '42. BARBARA JANE THOMPSON Once a task is well begun 'You never leave it 'til it's done. National Honor Society, High 'l'inies, Chemistry Club, Civics: Club, Latin Club, Rell Cross, Library Representative. LYLE DILLARD THORNHILL When it comes to Lyle He possesses the scientisfs style. National Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Honor League, Athletic Association, David Garrick Players, Orchestra, '41, '42, '43, Stamp Salesman. JOHN ROGER THORNHILL Not wellelqnown around the town, But a brighter boy cannot be found. ' Chemistry Club, Civics Club, Honor League, Athletic Association. BARBARA LEE TINSLEY A hearty laugh and dimples too- 'You won't let life worry you. Quill and Scroll, Class Editor Crest, '44, l'roofreacler, '42, Exchange Editor. Critics '44, Treasurer, Orchestra '41-'44, Opera, '41, '42, '43, Spring Concert, '44, Spanish Club, Civics Club, Tri-Hi, Athletic Association, Honor League, Cafeteria Hostess. GLADYS TORRENCE Schoolday in and schoolday out There's always something for her to laugh about. Tri-Hi, Honor League, Business lislur-ation, Orchestra, Opera '42, '43, Athletic Associa' tion, High Times, Library Council. DOROTHY BEATRICE TREVEY Dirnples, smiles, a sweet hello, And she plays the big ,cello. Orchestra, Athletic Association, II o n 0 r League. ELIZABETH FRANCES TUCK She is a local beauty, and so dear We'd like to 'tuclq' her up and keep her heref' Business ldilucationg Athletic' Association, Honor League. HELEN MAE TUCKER Helen seen around the school ls smiling, as a rule. Orclu-si,ra, '41-'43, Opera '41-'-l3, Athletic Association, llouor League. FRANK VAUGHN TWEEDY He is shy, he is smart Wlien you know him he just hits your heart. Chemistry Club, Athletic Association, Honor League. 1 ' rf MARY ANN TYREE This Miss Mary, like all the rest, Is rather plump, but of the best. 'lll'01lHlll'Cl' of l,iln'ary, Oni-ra '43, Acrzlppvlla, Choir, Honor Li-agua, Athlotic Association. MARGARET KATHERINE VANAMAN She's a friend you like to meet, And the kind that's nice to keep. 'l'ri-Hi, Honor League, Choir '42, '43, '44, Chorus, '42-'43, Minstrel '41-'42, Opera '42- '43, Athletic Association, Library Stuff. BETTY JOYCE WADE Pleasing Betty foyce Wade From our hearts will never fade. 'l'ri4Ili, Honor Lvaguo, Business Education, Chorus, Choir, Minstrel, Opera '42, Atlllctic Association. LUCIE ELLIS WAILES A little blond with the voice of a bird, The sweetest thing we've ever heard. Choir, Op:-ra '43, Honor League, Aizlilotir- Association , Minstrel, '41, '42, 'I'r0usur1-r, Spanish Cl uh, 'l'ri4Hi, Concert, '44. IRENE WALKER f, X' w' ' X' ,iff f, Ar9d here is pretty Irene Walker 121,71 A Jo tellllklvgefrumerits would take a 1, It, , . . . 'ji' ,l4 yAliiisl:4-tliall, Monogram Cluhg Civics Club, 1 J,-'T' Qi rlrpauisli Club, Chemistry Club, llnnor - ,f 3 l League. jx' Xl .. X 0.4! If RUDOLPH WILSON WALKER Q fy ' lf Short, but handsome and dark. j fr ffl' qryhim school troubles are never a If vfllbfi gr lark. I ,y lucid, Honor Lcaguc, Athlvtic Association. ' I !,.l I ,, BARBARA ANN WALTON A I' V I ii . . 1' I ,J 4 Fast as lightning on the keys, ll fl, .Quicker still her chatter falls. Editor auil I'rornot,iou Manager, Retail Scil- Nfxf ing Club, 'l'ri-Ili, Chorus, Honor League, 7,5 llusiuloss sllllliiltillllg Athletic Association, ff eac ing .,qn:n. ELEAN OR VIRGINIA WOODALL An athlete is this lady tall, Also a stenographer is our Woodall. Business Education, Athletic Association, Honor Li-aguv. IANYCE ALOHA WARNER 'flanyce is short, janyce is dark, Life to her is just a lark. Orchestra., Chorus, 'Fri-Ili, Opera '43, Spring Concert '44. WILLIAM PETERSON WATKIN S, JUNIOR He's up, and he's down, 'Yet in his turns he's never found himself. Ilonor Leaguo, Spanish Clulr, Civics Club, Chemistry Club, Athletic Association. CREST - .Af 1944 GUY HATCHER WATSON Up above the world so high We'll see our Guy in the sky. Athletic Association: Honor Lougueg Motion Picture Club, Prcsifleutg 1Ii4Yg Cafeteria Monitor. DOROTHY PHYLLIS WHITE Dot is nimble and Dot is quick, At bookkeeping sl1e's riglit slick. 'lll C2lSlll'6.'l', Senior Olassg Athletic Associa- iioug Honor League. NANCY CLEVELAND WHITE A frivolous blond is our Miss Wliite, In spite of that our Nancy's all right. 'Pri-Hig Honor Leagueg Business Educationg Athletic Association. BARBARA ELOISE WHITLOW Sl1e's sweet as sugar candy, Yes, we think sl1e's dandy. National Honor Socictyg Senior Councilg 'Fri- lflig Honor Lezlguog Business Emlucationg Civics Clubg Athletic Association. CLOYDE WILLIAM WILEY A good student-and lqind. Teachers would like more of his lqindfl Civics Clubg Ili-YQ I-Ionor Leagueg Chemistry Cluhg Athletic Associationg Library Council. SHIRLEY CORDELLE WILKERSON To rival you Vile must rise at dawn. Library S'tni'l'g Art League: Honor Leugucp Athletic Association. BETTY MAE WILLIAMS If at frst you donlt succeed, Break, break again. Baslcetlsallg Ari: Leagueg No Dine Art Clubg High Tin1esg Honor Lcugueg Civics Cluhg Business Educutiong Athletic Association. ERNEST MCKINLEY WILLIAMS Known for his blujjing ways, Will he stop it in future days? Honor Lcagueg Trade Schoolg Athletic Asso- ciation. fr LEONARD EEQMIL 'qi' I ' favorite b l 2 X hfi 'Boo o uthf I' l Q2lgUCQ .blxth ? . Associu io Spzgpi 1 I urg Civzicwl ilJrury!Co 1. 7 LV ' . Omoo H wUs1Gf131ELD LJ raws bfgirls emotions tenderf' ! o io Xssocnimn Honor League Tre' i Mi Banilg II'ifY Cl'ubg Civics Cluhi S gc Crow in '41, '42, '43, ,J . -Z lgqeablqflflbm and slender, X X 'Sf-. x Xll l X I il: X Y I DORIS WITT Tall and slender and dark to boot, In the grooves of life our Doris will suit. Honor Lunguu, Retail Selling, Art Lvaguc: Business Eilucaitiou. LOIS ELEANOR WARE Ware, oh Ware, can the sunshine be? We cry when Eleanor we can't see. Athletic Association, Honor League. BRYAN WALKER WOOD Bryan is too well known, we fear, For us to introduce him here. Honor League, Athletic Association. JOYCE VIRGINIA WOODY Brown eyes, red of hair, She doesn't seem to have a care.' Business Education, Athletic Association, llonor League. 1 FRANCES EXCELL WOOLDRIDGE An allfround sport, with friends by the score. Why in the world should one wish more. Sophumoro Ruprc-Fentative, Honor Lcaguo, '42, '43, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, 'Pri- Hi, Girl Reserves, Civics Club, Athletic Association, Honor Lcuguc. MABEL VIRGINIA WORLEY Good in all the athletic felds, And in humor our hearts she steals. Honor League, Business Education, Chorus, '41, '42, Monogram Clull, '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketlnlll. 'I'e:nn, '41-'44. REBECCA OMEGA WORLEY A New 'York buyer she'll probably be If her struggles over selling are a prophecy. R1-tail Selling, Tri-Hi, Honor League, Busi- ness Education, Athlotic Association, Bas- ketball. CLARA MARGUERITE WRIGHT Quiet and nice as a little mouse, She'd be a joy to any house. Business Education, 'Pri-Hi, Civics Club, Re- tail Selling Club, Chorus '42, Honor League, Athletic Association. JAMES CURTIS WRIGHT When we're all blue he cheers us up With wisecraclqs truly merry. Orcliestru, High Tllll0S,ll '40-'41, Motion Picture Club, Honor League, Athletic Assu- ciution, Library. WILLIAM THOMAS WRIGHT He focuses the camera-is careful not to shade us, But then we eagerly wait-To see what Bill has made us! Co-Photograplier, Crest, '43, '44, Cn-I'hotog- mpher High 'l'imc-s '44, Chemistry Club, Athletic Association, Honor League, .Uavinl xllarrick Players. BETTY JEAN ZIMMERMAN Ignorance is more remote VVhen Pat is around. X Lilimry Council, Studi-nt Council, Retail Selling, 'l'c-aching Squzul, Tri-Hi, Business M Ilzlnoation, Honor League. . YY CREST 1 .D .,A. .,, 1- w. - 1 w qu m 11 f ' M . , ,W . , -? N 5 ' , Q' A- fi' T 12f:sfv Hf - ' ' - .- 4' f' I mg, +3 sd ' ,W XI , . --45-HUT: Q ' Tu NW 9: x 1 , I 3 ws . L -A Iggy? - 2942-1 , 'J f -kr: WRITE ' '4' ' FRIENDLIEQT I A 'F Gmane CREWfA5TQAlL'f 1wi 9TOKE6 ,WlLU'?i!9!f5Hl?FN?lfH E.Ri 5'1 A 'CC-MCDOW ' -,.i.,-hw mm. w'.:N wa,111-f'7111m, i'fr?qLd. ,'Q. -.1-an ',1'- ' 2 g , . ' . -1 N i A 'N' ww AI Xffigm .: A 1 in gi: , at V, 221 ,W I -- 5v,,J .-w 'ii' - ju in ,. 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Mr. Isley-and sole ownership ot all his forthcoming poetical contributions. The office staff-efficient, attractive, and to be handled with care. The Faculty-to be consoled in their darkest hour, that of our graduation. Three hundred thirty-two vacant seats-previously filled by the virtuous, honorable, brilliant Qyou may supply any unnamed qualitiesj members of the unsurpassed Class of ,44. T inie-to be used for study, but just for study. Homework-to be caught up completely because two behind on ours. The absentee list-to be made shorter in order to Registration Day-to be preserved with its usual calm, generous teachers. The friendship, beautiful and Howering as it is, between the Critic and High T'i11f1.es staffs. The C ritic covers-to be used as examples ot the we were always a week or conserve paper. good order, politeness, and which has always existed finest art possible. The stage sets--to be used in your plays next year, because they were unusually good. The new Athletic Field-which the Seniors of '44, out of their kind hearts and abundant talents, so generously provided. The accidents and broken bones undergone in Physical Training this year- to be avoided carefully. Football--to be en oyed doubly because we didn't have any. Basketball-to be played with gentleness and full respect for the other team, as it has been played this year. The ability and privileges of the band-to be used in disturbing as many classes as possible, especially the library. Fragrant aromas-to be spread lavishly through the building from their source in the chemistry lab. The traditional Senior Essays-all six ol them. Senior Day-to be vastly enjoyed with gum, candy, suckers, pop, ribbon, fun, and noise. Examinations-to be cheerfully and resignedly borne-and passed. Tippie-to be fed meat three times a day. This CREST-that you may gaze upon our pictures and mourn our departure into the cold, cruel world bereft of all these benefits which we herein so generously bequeath to you. 54 ,rg ML , 'ff in 17Q! .4L,qgj Qi!! fx M4 f , LTf .,V - f 'A gba Junior ass fjqcers Presrdenf .............. Vice-Presidenf ...,...... Secrefa ry ,.......... Treasurer .,,....,Rober'r Dowdy ..........BeHy Adkerson ..,.,......BeHy Curlee .,.Cfarence Keefer CREST -Lf, . X X 'fag .- ' aiffy ' J-'g 3 , in .Q- ' , . gh Z 1 1'...,.. Z: ilu- .14 V ,L NJ. , V .N ff fvfw S I V x 6 -i W gf -' if' , .1 Ah' A ,Y A l ,GX-, , . ' X ' I. .4 - f if fb - '- ', - f X S A -J jf- ' A f 5... '2'3'f'.X2--X 51.1 ' - iff X N N Q15 - 1 Q . .. . ,1 g 4 Jr '- -'A-J ' ' ,, ' I V -.X ,' Q Y: X J -V . -1 . .fp-...M-+ .:. A '. X s 1' 2 , . ,. I .45 ., V R ,A I ,757 Us It,-V - -' . A- . ' A . - wg Mk P' ,.. , . .,,. - wr. 'M 5 X' QW af. 'E 2 , ' 4- A- 'fl ' 31 4 K 6 gg I iw 'F ,-L-I , P' ,V J .I ' A ' 'F rf.-lv , 4 9 X ' 50 . . 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Keefer, Morgan, L. Tyree, F. Watkins, D. Whitmore, , . Wingheld, M. Allen, M. Arthur, C. Carwile, B. Curlee, W. Dameron, C. Everette, N. Everette, B. Fizer, . H ndy,'N. lessee, M. Lamprou, O. Mason, R. Mawycr, F. Mitchell, R. Tweedy, Watts, Wiley. Ror 10 E. ull, C. Harper, B. Harvey, K. Mason, A. Mock, F. Scott, H. Sublett, R. Tucker, Turpin, Wood, P Ashworth, H. Berry, B. Burton, B. Cocraft, j. Craig, F. Crank, I. Davis, E. Elder, G. Haley, E. Harris, x . Hatter, K. Hodges, E. Holland, M. Horner, J. Hoyt, M. Hudson, M. Jacobs, M. Lamprou, L. Lowry, ' . Minnick, H. Montague, 1. Nucl-zols, I, Pearce, J. Pearson, H. Raines, H. Ramsey, I. Reynolds, Smith, . Snead, I. Spencer, A. Thompson, S. Toler, L. Tomlin, L. Tuggle, A. Wallcup, D. Williams, Williamson, E. Woodle. R001 l 7: . Baker, M. Ferguson, B. Iordan, Lindsay, E. McCraw, F. Morris, W. Nash, A. New, V. O'Conner, ' . O lman, W. Pickett, E. Roakes, I. Rogers, R. Snell, Spradlin, B. Taylor, Tuggle, L. White, PP 6 R. Wliite, E. Andrews, H. Arrington, C. Crews, R. Davis, R. Elton, A. Harocy, B. Harvey, D. Henderson, 1. Lyle, E. Stanbery, J. Reynolds, 57 1944 Sophomore Boners VVe sincerely -regret being forced to use a page of our expensive, classy book for the correction of the conduct of the lowly sophomores 5 but we otherwise deeply fear for the future of Glass High. First, we must inform you, Dear Innocent Little Sophomores, that the easiest way to bring a pencil to school is to carry it in your hand, not to roll it up the steps with the aid of that projection on your face known as the nose. Also, you should remember to open all doors for the Great Ones, the Seniors, and to bow low in respect to their age and dignity. VVe are deeply touched to find that a handful of Sophs failed to be escorted to the great architectural structure, Detention Hall, but these few shouldn't have cried. for the hall was built to house and protect those notorious ones in our midst. The previous, innocent little ones, took Leap Year so seriously that if they had their way all the Seniors would be lawfully wedded. It's so hard to disillusion the adorable darlings QFJ, but the Seniors just can't be bothered with the antics of ones so young. We recognized a slight attempt Cafter diligent coachingj of good manners by the Infants, but the poor things forgot that Senior boys and masculine teachers should be addressed as Sir, not as Madam. The Sophs just lost pounds Cmost of them need toj worrying over their schedules. Mr. Isley, in allowing them to make out their own schedules, overlooked the fact that they couldn't read-most of them ended up in Senior classes. Then when Miss Fisher sent for them to fix their schedules, they almost had nervous prostration. Poor things! A further show of idiotcy on the Sophs' parts is their belief that if they emerge at 3 115 each wearing a Scnior's coat that they will have the vast mental power of the Great Ones. The poor ones forget that the Seniors are naturally endowed with unlimited mentality and their faces cannot possibly conceal the fact. Innocent Dears, itls the inside that countsg however, we realize that to judge you either by inside or outside would be fatal. Their crowning act of stupidity was to pretend ignorance Qthey didn't need to pretendj of the fact that E. C, Glass isn't a kindergarten and school is not dismissed until 3 115 P. M. They miscalculated the mighty knowledge of the Seniors and tried to dash out during lunch time confusion. Not only did they show their mental deficiency by attempting the impossible-tricking the Einsteins-but they also rained down further disgrace tif possiblej on themselves by showing their complete lack of Emily Post behavior in not cleaning the entrances to the lunch room with their hair in order that the Mighty Ones might not be irritated by the sight of one wee speck of dirt. The softies developed the beginnings of muscle during the bond drive. They spent hours shaking their Piggie banks in the vain hopes of collecting 331875. Children, you must learn, for your own good, that something is not the offspring Of nothing. N 58 3f'D7bf 'ff xi wiv? Q P SUPLOWLOVZ Gfass 746613 Pd+ J Ch V Pcl+ C+Hp S Ty L SH T BRSH CREST 1 fr. ff . 5,5 .?.g,,.,.3 ei.ffQ,f ,al 54, -411 . ,A L ,. , , ,J jj. .a Afmofref-a , 6, 0 YT 4. - ,- . f:.f',f -I--ff F2 .ly ,fl 5 'ff' .ff 14? 'LZ .f,,,..4.. f ,, , 351. . . .f V' .7 I J 101 119- 202 302: R. Alvis, A. Brinkly, W. Burks, B. Cox, G. Gordon, 1. Gorman, H. Harris, C. Harvey, R. Hawkins, W. Hillsman D. Hoskins, C. Irving, F. Knipp, R. Langford, C. McKenry, B. McVeigh, P. Markham, B. Montgomery R. Moorman, K. Shelton, E. Simpson, I. Taylor, W. Woodson, A. Acree, C. Boice, S. Bomar, V. Bourke, J. Chopra L. Clements, B. Coleman, B. Hanel, B. Hanna, I. Harper, H. Hester, M. Hughes, P. Marsh, A. Martin, F. Martin P. Ramsey, D. Robertson, V. Rogers, B. Scott, R. Stuart, M. Sweeney, B. Taylor, H. Tucker, E. Witt. M. Almond, C. Bailey, A. Case, VJ. Clark, D. DeHa rt, R, Harvey, R. Hawkins, F. Holland, H. Howard, B. Payne J. Carr, R. Childress, Coleman, K. Crist, F. Elliott, L. Ewing, E. Falwell, P. Feinman, D. Franklin, Gay G. Hawkins, C. Noel, V. Noel, H. Pugh, P. Ryan, D. Smith, G. Smith, Thompson, E. Tomlinson, I. Tyreei V. Walker, E. Webb, D. Woody, R. Wooldridge. 1. Allen, D. Beckner, T. Berry, D. Bletz, I. Broocks, A. Brooks, D. Brufiy, N. Burns, I. Carter, R. Creasy, I. Denny Douglass, L. Drinkard, B. Driskill, I. Bringer, C. Fry, B. Gilbert, O. Goad, J. Gray, R. Guthrie, S. Hall O D. Heppner, B. Hickson, Holloran, D. Hook, W. lessee, E. Hendrick, R. Knieriem, D. Loving, I. Malloy F. Mayberry, F. McLane, R. McQuarry, H. McWane, B. Megginson, O. Merriwether, J. Mitchell, B. Paris N. Pearson, C. Ramsey, R. Reams, L. Reynolds, G. Richards, R. Shields, R. Spradlin, H. Templeton, O. Thaxton A. Thomas, H. Throneburg, R. Watson, G. Williams, M. Wilmer, B. Wilson, D. Beahm, Bruce, B. Carricker 3 Crews, M. Dillard, M. Evans, B. Goode, E. Gordon, P. Graves, Graves, A. Grimes, S. Growdon, F. Harris P. Hartsook, L. Keever, B. Lang, E. Massie, P. Oglesby, Ricketts, M. Robertson, M. Spencer, L. Stickley M. Stratton, B. Stuart, P. Thomasson, S. Williams, A. White. H. Burnette, H. Coleman, B. Driskill, W. Durham, R. Foster, L. Governor, L. johnson, L. Morton, B. Scruggs B. Tabor, E. Berry, R. Franklin, H. Hackett, V. Irby, R. Langford, F. Law, L. Lloyd, D. Lucado, B. Parker B. Ross, C. Saunders, F. Smith, I. Smith, D. Tucker, V. Viar, E. Wingfield, A. Young. 60 1 y 1 s I. Powell, H. Shepherd, M. Smith, M. Torrence, M. Tyree, R. Whitten, K. Wood, R. Bailey, J. Bomar, M. Bullock, x i 1 s 1 a Q a 1 l 11.1-T ,www m . . , 1 1. we ,.M,M,, 1111-116 1 1 . 1.11, .1 1. . . if----1? ' -If 1,1 ,V M-13155125 A uw? 11 51 we iwq QQHQ mais 15115 1 5 4,1ww1S-q..gfi21M 1 fi T7 1 l v YI' X ,1,,,,: ,wwf . --.. . 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E., 1' ' , n 1 J 2 alias r 1 ia v FW ,lv as ,gm -4.41: ,Q i 1944 dlfafionaf gfoizor ociefy Firsl' Row: Lifchiord, Moore, Thompson, Reid, Snead, Vannoy, Robertson, Srokes, Ashworth. Minniclc. Second Row: Garbee, Alford. Cyrus, Ellelf, Kay, Driskill, Mclvor, Crews. Morris, Drinlcard. Third Row: Gunther, Brockenhrough, Markham, Mclvor, Scott. Gurney. Plunkett. Carter, Lichtenstein. Shepherd, Montgomery. Fourlh Row: Sober, Giles, Whiflow, Martin, Daniel. Miss Fisher. Johnson, MacLeod, Mayo, Case. Jacobs. OFFICERS President .,...,.... ..... ......,. .... ...., H a d d on Snead Vice-President ...,.. .,...... W alrer Vannoy Secretary .......... ..,... F rances Robertson Treasurer .,..........,......................,,.......A.......,...........................,... Harold Reid THE E. C. GLASS CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rating highest in the fourfold qualifications of scholarship, leadership, character and service, seniors comprising fifteen per cent of the class are elected to the E. C. Glass Chapter of the National Honor Society every year. The purposes of the organization are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character. Ours is the three hundred and fifteenth chapter among over two thousand chapters throughout our country. Six hundred sixtyfthree members have been elected to our chapter in the twenty years of its organization. Election to the Honor Society is a reward not only for talent but also for hard work. It should be a goal and an incentive to every high school pupil. 64 ui!! and Sera!! The Carter Glass Chapter of the Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society for high school journalists, was organized in 1918, According to the constitution, members of the Quill and Scroll must meet the following requirements: Q11 they must be of at least junior standingg Q25 they must be in the upper third of their classg 131 they must have done superior work in some phase of journalistic encleavorg Ml they must be recommended by the Executive Secretary. The Quill and Scroll's purpose is to induce the pupils to aid the best interests of the community, to be loyal and reliable workers, to aid the cause of better journalism, and above all to seek the truth. OFFICERS President ......,,., ...,......,........ ....... B e tty Morris Vice-President ...,., ...,.. M cl-lenry Peters Secretary ..,...... ....., F rances Robertson Treasurer .......,,................,,.... ...... H arold Litchtord Executive-Member-at-Large .,,..,. .........,......,............ l. ouise Gurney Faculty Advisors .......,.,....,...., ...... lv liss Steele and Miss Wiggins .li First Row: Sweeney, Miss Steele, Gurney, Peters, Morris, Robertson, Litchtord, Drislcill, Miss Wiggins, Jones. Second Row: Gunther, Giles, Scott, McWane, Mclvor, Kay, Mclvor. Thomas, Anderson. Third Row: Cyrus, Alford, Tinsley, Carrington, Shepherd, Carter, Martin, Plunkett. CREST 65 1944 resf Sfaff First' Row: Shepherd, McWane, Kay, Giles, Tinsley, Stevens. Second Row: Mitchell, Carrer, Robertson. Brockenbrough, Handy, Marfin, Gurney, Third Row: Feinman, Blood, Davis, Lang, Evans, Stokes, Berman, Ford. Fourth Row: Stovall, Doss, Hunclley, Anderson, Miss Phipps, Hogan, Feinman, Hudson, Gerhardi, Lifchford, Carroll, Thomas. Editorfinffllzicf ....... ........ F RANGES KAY Literary Editor ...... ........... J Ol'IN LEE GILES Assistant ...... ...... F RANGES ROBERTSON Class Editor .......... ...... B ARBARA TINSLEY Assistant ...... ...... H AROLD LITCHFORD Activities Editor ...,.. ..... ..... .........., C E c IL STEVENS Assistant ....... ................................ Iv IART1-IA CARTER Co'SchooI Editors .....,. .........,...... B IZTTY MART1N, JEAN SHEPHERD Assistants ...... ......, B URTON GERHARDT, PHYLLIS FEINMAN CofFeature Editors ...... ..,.... L OUISI1 GURNEY, JACK ALLEN HANDY Assistants .,.... ....... R osE MARIE MITCHELL, SUE DAv1s Art Editor .............. ....................T...........,..... R UTH MCWANE CofPl1otographcrs ....... ....... G OXDON THOMAS, XVILLIAM XVRIGHT Business Managers ..,... ....,.......,........,..................... E DNA ALFORD, ARLENE CYRUS Assistants .......... . ............. RUTH BERMAN, BEVERLY LANG, LOUISE MACLEOD, WAYNE STOKES, JIMMY ANIBERSUN, FLOYD Doss, MAX FEINMAN Head Typist ..,................,............... .....,........,.........,..... .... . .......,. H A ROLD LITCHFORD Assistant ....,. .....,.. L ETA CARROLL Editorial Advisor ...... .. ........,......... BEULAH PHIPPS Busiriess Advisor ........ ...... M ARGARET F. XVILLIAMS 66 l l YD Zke Grific LITERARY STAFF Co-Editors ....,..........,..........................,...............,. KATIE PLUNKETT, DOROTHY SCOTT Literary Editor ...................................................,........................ FRANCES ROBERTSON Assistant Literary Editors ........ MCHENRY PETERS, JR., TUC-KER CARRINGTON Poetry Editor .......,...................................,........,....,............................ JOHN LEE GILES Feature Editor' .,..............................,... ............................. M ARY BRAOEN Assistant Feature Editor ........ .................................... B ILLY SVVEENEY Commentators ................................... ............... L OUISE GURNEY, JOHN EAST Exchange Editors .............,...... .............. B ARBARA TINSLIEY, NOliMAN SNIDOW Art Editor .....................,........... .................................,..............,.. R UTH MCWANE Assistant Art Editors ........ ....,.. H ELEN BLOOD, TAO HOLT, JIM ROBERTSON Alumni Editors .................,........ ................ T RUETT GILLIAM, CLARENCE KEEEER Art Advisor ............ ...................,.............................. M RS. MARGARET HELBIG Literary Advisors ...,.. ............... M ISS RUTH BLUNT, MISS KATHLEEN HOLMES BUSINESS STAFF Head Typists ..............,.....,......................................... NANCY KELLY, BETTY CURLEE Assistant Typists ........................ WEYMOUTLI HOGAN, HERBERT MCFAOEN, JUNE MCCULLOCPI, HELEN ALLEN, GRACE ROUTON, FRANCES HOWARI7 Circulation Manager ,................................,............... t.............................. B OEEY IONES Assistant Circulation Manager ...................,.................... BURTON GERHARDT Proofreaders ..........,......... JEAN SHEPHERD, VIRCZINIA HOLLIIIIIZLD, CECIL STEVENS, HADDON SNEAD Business Nfanager .,..............................,. .....,.... E DNA ALFORD Assistant Business Manager ...,... ....... A RLENE CYRUS Advertising Manager ...............,.......................................................... G. C, MCGEHEE Assistant Advertising Martager .................................,..............,. BILLY LUCADO Solicitors ................ BILL SWEENEY, G. C. MCGEHIIE, jR,, MARGARET DANCY, ANNE FORD, WAYNE STORES, LOUISE MACLEOD, MARTHA ANN ROBERTSON, RUTH BERMAN, MARTITA DILLARO, BARBARA LEE COHEN, BOIIRY STOVALL, MARTHA EVANS, MAX FEINMAN, J. T. HUNDLEY Business Advisor ............ , ................................................ ,MISS MARGARET WILLIAMS Firsf Row: McWane, Braden, Tinsley, SCOTT, Plunlceff, Giles, Roberison. Sfolces. Second Row: Berman, Dillard, Markham, Handy, Hollifield, Cyrus, Alford, Ford, Blood. Third Row: Miss Holmes, Roberison, Sievens, Gurney, Gilliam, Shepherd, Evans, MacLeod, Miss Bluni. Fourfh Row: Holt, Sweeney, Carringfon, Pefers, East Snidow, Gerhardi. Fiffh Row: Feinman, Jones, Anderson, Snead, Hundfey, Hogan, Doss, Keefer. CREST 67 Kke gfiqk Zimes X Z V fl K Firs+ Row: MacLeod, Guenther. Mclvor, Morris, Driskiil, Thomas, Mclvor, Moffif, Thomas. Second Row: Cherry, Coleman, Adkerson, Ashworth, Sfuarf, Jones, Davis, Dowdy, Coleman, Miss Cunningham. Third Row: Lihzhford, Car+er, Oqiesby, Maddox, Young, Cyrus. Thompson. Moore, Daniel, Robertson. Fourth Row: Thomas, Clark, Anderson, Goode, Mosfeller. Whi+e, Ricketts, Crews, SCOTT, Dirom. Finh Row: Heppner, Brinkley. McHenry. Woodle, Mosieller, Hari. Dawson. Editorfin-Chief ............ ........................................... B ETTY MORRIS Assignment Editors .......... ......... . ...DAVID MOFFIT AND SHIRLEY McIvOR Assistant Editor ..... ..................................................... J UNE DRISKILL Associate Editors ..,................ ......,..... W ILLIAM GUENTHER AND EVELYN McIvOR Reporters and Coltminists ..........,. BOBBY CHERRY, MARGARET MOSTELLER, VIRGINIA BYRD HART, MARY BURWIELL COLEMAN, COT WHITE, JOHN CARTER, EDYTHE LICHTENSTEIN, BOE DOWDY, JANE THOMAS, KATHERINE CLARK, HELEN HESTER, BETTY IASDKERSON Exchange Editor ...... ................................... ...... R O SALIE STUART Assistant .....,....... ...... . .. ..... ANNE AMONETTE Advertising Manager ..,.......,,...... ........................................,.... E LLEN THOMAS Advertising Assistants ....... ,...... A DA SCHENVEL, BOBBY DIROM, JIMMY ANDERSON, BARBARA COLEMAN Dist-ribntion Managers ......., ..... I IMMY ANDERSON AND GEORGE DAWSON Business Managers ........ ........... I VA ROBERTSON AND ADNA DANIEL Staff Photographer ....... ...........,.,....,............ G ORDON THOMAS Cartoonist .................... ...... D UNCAN MACLBOID Head Typist .....................................,............................................., HAROLD LITCHEORD Typists ............ ANN YOUNG, KITTY CHAEEE, GRACE ROUTON, HELEN CRESSWELL, ALICE CHAMBERS, LETA CARROLL, BETTY WILLIARIS, SELENE CREWS, ARLENE CYRUS Faculty Business Advisor ..... ....... M ISS MARGARET WILLIAMS Faculty Literary Advisor ...... ....., ..,..... M I ss JANE CUNNINGI-IAM A 68 I Student oruzci The Student Council was organized in October, 1940, in order to foster democratic spirit throughout the school, aid in training for citizenship, build a more cofoperative feeling between the faculty and students, and to improve school life generally. The meetings of the council, which is composed of one representative from each homeroom and a faculty advisor, are held on Thursday of each week. Here the representatives bring questions for discussion or suggestions for the improvement of the school. Among the new projects undertaken by the Student Council are placing of hostesses in the cafeteria, the organization of the Lost and Found Bureau, and backing three successful War Loan drives. OFFICERS President ......,.... ....... S eiene Crews Vice-President ...... .,..... H addon Snead Secretary ........ ...... J une Driskiil Treasurer ....,......... ....... W alter Vannoy Faculty Advisor ....,. . .,..... Miss Payne i I, II G lit? 2 , U i 'ff' .yes 1 - . First Row: Miss Payne, Hundley, Spradlin, Vannoy. Driskill, Crews, Snead, Blanks, Harvey, Tyree. Second Row: Drinkard, Anderson, Berman, Zimmerman. McDow, Scott, MacLeod, Ashworth. Logwood. Third Row: Minnick, Sandidge, Harvey, Jessee, Craig, Acree, Sticlcley, Crank, Couch, Harper, Moyer, Burnette, Morris. .. CREST 69 i-1 'S 1944 - ' 'C ' JLIZ 55' - ? gf' b- i me E., 1 Hg - , V, ..,,, .,, Firsr Row: Dallon, E., De Herr. D., Almond, M., Tyree, C., Scruggs, B., Simpson, E., Powell, J., Plunlcerl, C., Mooreman, R. Second Row: Easf, J., Moore, J., Burks, B., Knierom, Good, O. V., Douglas, C., l-lolslron, B., Mclvor, M., Black, B. Third Row: Burler, G., Dillon, B., Singlefon, D., Trent C., Smooi, M., McVeigh, B., Ramsey, G. Fourlh Row: Vaughn, J., Duval, U., Candler. C., Brewer, C. OFFICERS Presidenr ....... .....,, Cary Brewer Vice-President .........,.. ......., J immy App Secrelary-Treasurer .......,....,.... , .......,....,.,,............................. Jane Moore The Band, though somewhat smaller this year, has been a very clhcient organization. They have played at various civic and patriotic rallies this year, aside from the regular pep rallies and basketball games. No other organization in school docs more to promote the morale of the student body than the band. 70 M r Gil friri Under the direction of Mr. C. I. Hcsch, the orchestra takes a vital part in school activities. The orchestra assisted the David Garrick Players by playing for all the plays. The orchestra's most outstanding performance of the year was the Spring Concert. OFFICERS Presiclenr. .,......, ..,.... J ane Moore Vice-Presidenl ..,,.. ..... I 4alie Plunlcell Secrelary ...................,,,... ........ M ary Braden Treasurer and Librarian .,.....,...........,...... .....,. B arloara Tinsley ze.: 44.81, Kilfllur' Firsl Row: Treevey. Sislc, Plunlcell, Braden. Moore, Tinsley, Moore, Woody. Second Row: Holsron, While, George, Warner, Franklin, Marsh, Drinlrard, Blelz. Dillon. Third Row: Markham, Piclcell, Reynolds, Spencer. Cohen, Pryor, King. Tanl, Adlcorson. CREST 71 , . . F, , -,- I A, , , 4-1 1944 - '-1 -it Zire air Firsl Row: Blelz, Bremer, Roberson. Second Row: Pillow. Johnson, Oppleman. Third Row: Creswell, Rogers, Shepherd. Fourth Row: Wailes, Scolr, Poindexfer, Ramsey, Evans, Vanaman, Taylor, Warfs, Wesl. Fif+h Row: Carler, Marks, Roller, Johnson. Wrighl, Dalian, Tolley, Gray, Mason. Slxih Row: Fllzgerald, Boswell, Primm, Wingfield, McDow, Rouion, MacDonald. OFFICERS Presldenl .,......,.... Vice-Presidenr ....... Secrela ry ......... Treasurer. .,.... C. MCDOW ...,..Shirley Fosler ,mlvlarlha Carrer .Selma Oppleman Librarian ..........,..,.....,..,...,.. ......,.,,.....,...........,......r.......,......, J ean Shepherd The Acappella Choir, under the direction of Miss Mary Lewis Phillips, has had zz success ful season, having performed at Church as well as in school affairs. Its most outstanding per formance was the concert which was presented in the spring. To gain entrance to the choir, each person has to have a voice test and must be voted on by the members of the active choir. 72 i , , www avid garric c Q3 agen lille David Garrick PIEIYCYS SBOWCUA exceptionally good talent in the three successful plays they presented this year. The plays were of a variety of types. The first two plays, A Bar' gain is a Bargain, and The Secret Door, were directed hy students of E. C. Class. To end a very successful year the David Garrick Players gave their version of Little Women to a full house at Robert E. Lee. The playfgoers of Lynchburgi were iidelightfully surprised to see the wellfdesigned sets and other stage craft that the club did. During the remainder of the year the members of the David Garrick Players lent their talents to 'iUncle Charlie for the Senior Play. OFFICERS Haddon Snead ..... ....... P residenl ,..,...... ,..... S ally Hughes Sally Hughes .... ...., V ice-President ....... .....,............ B ob Sober Shirley Mclvor ,... .....,. S ecrelary ,...,. ,..,... E dylhe Lichtenstein Bob Goloer ........... ..... T reasurer ..,.... ...... J immie Eberharl Buddy McDonald ...... ..,.,. N on-Execulive .,...... ....., E velyn Mclvor Mary Lou Markham .,.......... Board Members ....,.. .......... H addon Snead Faculty Advisor .......................,....,.......................,......... Mrs. H. T. Nicholas Firsr Row: Davis, Gibbs, Peters, McDonald, Mcl-lenry, Snead, Poindexler. Second Row: Driskill, Markham, Moore, Ashworlh, Lichfenslein, Mclvor, E., Mclvor, S., Hughes, Ellell, Coleman, McWane, Kay. Third Row: Mrs. Nicholas, Dallon, Hudson, Carter, Shepherd, Johnson, Shererlz, Moflrii, Drinlrard, Scott, B, R., Scoll, D., Spencer, Wingfield. Fourth Row: Eloerhari, Woodson, Lilchforcl, Garrell, While, Chopra, Gordon, Spradlin, Marlin, Blood, Plunlcerf, Gerhardl. Nor in picture Colley, Glass, Sober. CREST 73 pcmish Gibb l First Row: Blankenship, Thomas, Carter. Case. Mayo, Minniclc, Guenther. Second Row: Stokes, Markham, Poindexter. Hughes, Shereriz. Drinkard, Ellelr, Morris. Kay, Schewel. Third Row: Davis. Johnson, G,-urney, Miss Bell, Ashworlh, Lichtenstein. Driskill, Mclvor. Mitchell. Shepherd, Brockenbrouqh. Tinsley. Fourth Row: Jones, Garrett, Wooldridge. Moore, Coleman. Colley, Walker, Reinberq, Hudson, Gordon. Braden. Fiflh Row: Macteod. Davis, Mosleller, Hari, Marlin, MacLeod, Acree, Wood. Stevens, Summerson. OFFICERS Martha Carter' ...... ..... P resident .....,. ...,.,..... M arie Case Jean McLennan ..,. .....,,. V ice-President ......,. ...... K arheryne Mayo Ellen Thomas .....,. , .... Secretary ...... .......,... C . P. Minnick Lucie Wailes ,.,........ ............. T reasurer .,......... ........ W illiam Guenther The Spanish Club is for 4B Spanish students who are especially interested in learning more about the life and people in the Spanishfspeaking countries, Meetings are held once a month at school and at the homes of various members. The meetings are conducted in Spanish, and the members sing Spanish songs and play games. A great deal of interest was shown in the club this year, and a good many meetings were held. 74 emisfry Gfub The Chemistry Club is an organization which offers scientifically minded students an opportunity for further pursuit of knowledge. Trips to chemical and industrial plants present practical and interesting illustrations of the laws of science. Lectures and demonstrations by authoritative speakers widen the scientihc vision of the members of this club and inspire them with high and noble ambitions. -P - The members also receive training in initiative and leadership by planning programs, introducing speakers, and delivering original talks. The activities of this club mold the characters and develop the minds of its members. OFFICERS President .,....,..,. ....... C . P. Minniclq Vice-President ......,. ....... E llen Thomas Secreirary .....,.... .,.... S hirley Mclvor Treasurer ............. ..,.,.... G ordon Thomas Facully Advisor ....... ....... M iss Beulah Phipps First Row: Gilliam, Friend, Thompson, Mclvor, Thomas, Minniclc, Anderson, Moore, Markham, Thomas. Second Row: Miss Phipps, Lichtenstein, Drislcill, Richards, Martin, MacLeod, Guenther, Mclvor, Montgomery, l-luiier, Drinlaard. Third Row: Brockenbrough, Key, Gurney, Giles, Kay, Carrington, Snidow, Peiers, Wallcer. Shaner. Fourth Row: Jacobs, Knieriem, Franklin, Elleit, Reinburg, Braden, Mayo, Gordon, Wooldridge, Spencer, Thornhill. Fiflh Row: Feinman, Denny, l-logan, l-lills, Cooke, Winiree, Brislow, Johnson. Gerhardi, Harris. Sixih Row: Gorman, Hamilton, Snead, McDow, Vannoy, Reid, Tweedy, Wiley, Rucker, Benedict. CREST 75 1944 Ti ivics lah Firsl Row: Colley, Slolces, McDonald. Second Row: Colley, Harlsoolc, Page, Poindexler, Damerson, Honig, Paul, Ellioll, Early, Childress, Wrighl, Thomas, Thompson, Shepherd, Broclcenbrough. Third Row: Roberlson, MacLeod, Irby, Mclvor, Drislcill, Mclvor, Schewel, Shererlz, Holder, Kay, Milchell, Thomas. Fourlh Row: Guenlher, Phelps, Hogan, Denny, Dallon, Wrighl, Gilliam, Hancock, Morris, Key, Cyrus. Allord, Gay, Mayo, Ellell. Fiflh Row: Thompson, Scoll, Cullop, Franklin, Holl, While, Wooldridge, Pillow, Ramsey, Case, Ashworlh, Gordon, Carler, Giles. Sixlh Row: Knieriem, Jones, Sublell, Whillow, Alherholl, Mosleller, Hudson, Roberlson, Dudley, Gurney, Johnson, Garrell. Sevenlh Row: Slone, Wiley, Doss. Marlin, MacLeod, Canada, Reinberg, Sl, Clair, Mason, Roberlson, Johnson, Walker, Slevens, Harl. Eiqhlh Row: Lilchlord, Wallcins, Hodges, Brewer, Coleman, Summerson, Reid, Davidson, Vannoy, Minniclr, Anderson, Gorman, Thornhill. Ninlh Row: McVeigh, Thaxlon, Jones, Mullan, McNull, Ramsey, Jacobs, Lucado, Wills. Tenlh Row: lv1cQuarry. OFFICERS Presidenl ........... ....... W ayne Slolces Vice-Presidenl ...... ...,. B uddy McDonald Secrelary .....,.. .........., l ris Colley Treasurer .....,.,.,.,..............,..,,.,...,.,.....,........,....,.,.............,..... Charles Colley The Civics Club is composed of members of the civics classes of past or current years. The object is twofold: to furnish opportunity for improvement of the knowledge of the members of government as it is practiced and to promote social fellowship and entertainment, Trips to seats of government have featured previous years, but this has been impossible for several years. 76 rf .Banque All students in the art department may become members of the Art League. The purpose 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 also stressed is the history of architecture and the fine and useful arts. Meetings are held once a month at theiheginning of each group and talks are given by pupils on some great work of art, or some great painter. Each group has its own president, vice' president, and secretary. First Row: Tyree, Smith, Dameron, Hartsoolc, Ricketts, Graves, Burnett, Hamilton. Second Row: Matheny, Robertson, Graves, Short, Taylor, Wright, Ramsey, Layne, Mottit, Third Row: Holder, Hartsoolc, Burge, Cottey, Noel, Elliott, Honig, Curlee, Tomlinson, Coleman, Williamson. Fourth Row: George, Wilkerson, Shaner, Ryan, Smith, Arrington, Robertson, Atherholt, Canada. MacLeod. Fitth Row: Jones, Kochert, Wooldridge, Crist, Blanks, Blanks, Bourke, Blood. Sixth Row: Stanbery, Powers, Sweeney, Rinehart. Taylor, Hall. Robertson, Mason, Edmunds, William- SOD. Seventh Row: Giles, McCraw, Mock, Coleman, Holt, Lucado, Hamilton, Taylor, Gordon, tv1cQuarry. Stovall. Eighth Row: Turpin. ,: CHEST 77 .,l1i1 1- .-l , 1944 fri- Firsi Row: Stratton, Rogers, Hudson, Driskill. Thomas, Berman, Mclvor, Braden, Mclvor, Ford Second Row: Gurney, Moffii, Taylor, Brooks, Elleff, lrby, Schewel, Blanks. Oppleman. Poindexier Third Row: Lichlenslein, Walkup, Flowers, Fizer. Mawyer. Ward, Candler, Jones, Giles. Fourth Row: Dancy, Curlee, Crank, Simpson, Tinsley, Blerz, Scott, Kobler. Fiffh Row: Feinman, Tolly, Ward, Gray. Shepherd, Gunter. Sixih Row: Denny, Cohen, Tomlin, Mayo, Sprinkle. Seventh Row: Robertson, Carter, Hubbard, Johnson, Gordon, Ashworih, Raines. OFFICERS President.: .,...... .... ............... Vice-President ....... Secreia ry .......................... Corresponding Secretary ,...... Treasurer ............................ ........ ......June Drislcill ....,Ellen Thomas ,.,...Anne Ford ......Ru+h Berman Barbara I-ludson President Senior Club ..... ...... M ary Blanche Braden President Junior Club ........ ............... A nn Wa'kup Presidenr Sophomore ....,. ....... V irginia Rogers Girl Reserves are the junior members of the Y. W. C. A. They have always been very active as a service organization, but now, during a time of war, their service is needed more than ever. Even so they have fun. Girl Reserves help to develop leadership among its members as they plan a wellfrounded program of value and interest around topics relating to vocations health, the arts, current affairs, personal relations, and religion. 78 f-if The purpose of the HifY is Creating, maintaining, and extending through the high school and community high standards of Christian living. The club meets every Tuesday night at the Y. M. C. A. with programs designed to improve its members physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually. Among our numerous activities in the past year have been a Father and Son Meeting, Mother and Son Meeting, HifY Dance, District HifY conference at Danville, a planning conference at Camp Bibee and vocational talks at the weekly meetings. Cnr chapter was organized in 1915 and is affiliated with the State and National T-IifY organizations. I Kb 1 'T' -, , T 'P .p , ' LA,-LJ if 1 ' X- ., ,I !2y.,,.,, .X X, '. C OFFICERS ' ,f X 4 ,W ALL, ,f..-4,-ilf TC' -fl 1. '-if 4-W lr l President .......,.. .................. Bobby Diromx' Vice-President ........... .....,. H addon Snead Secrelrary-Treasurer ,...... ....... B illy Surnmerson Chaplain ...... ......,. G eorge McVeigh Firsi RSw:ISummerson, McVeigh, Snead, Dirom, Driskill, Walker. Mock, Winfree, Brisfow, Thomas. oo ey. Second Row: Drinkard, Wiley, Couch. Keeler, Harris, Richards, Hawkins, Acree. Third Row: Taylor. Dawson, Anderson, Harper, Dowdy, Cooke, Pefers, McWane. Fourlh Row: Dillard, Thaxlon, Jones, Hamil, Candler, Wingfield, Mellow, Eborharcll. Fifth Row: McVeigh, Thomas, Hamilton, Druen, Jacobs. Wells. Spencer. Sixlh Row: Jacobs, Mullan. Ramsey, McDonald. Vannoy, Hills, Johnson. Sevenlh Row: Davidson, MCNUH. Coleman. CREST 79 L 1944 Rods!-5166, v,0 'A uu! , tu? MJM9 'WMM usiness Ccducafiozz JAWWAQ WJ' www .lwfj X91-4 Firsi Row: Knowles, S+. John, Paul, Whiie, Mosfeller, Jackson, Pickeii, Foster, Noel, Nowlin, Fiizgereld, Zimmerman, Meeks, Coffey, Thacker. Second Row: Ellioii, Lamberi, Hoyi, Maironi, Camden, Woody, Guy, Ashwell, Poie, Cyrus, Alford, Brown, Allen, Langford, Burneife, Miles, Thompson, Tucker. Third Row: Srniih, Taliaferro, Miles, Keesee, Dodson, Wiley, Johnson. Garreif, Field, Collins, Pillow, Lowry, Thompson, Wrighf, Worley, Childress, Early, Scruggs, Durham. Fourih Row: Harvey, Maddox, Waison, Noel, Woodle, Hudson, Stone, Saunders. Worley, Hipperi, Tweedy, Whiie, Siinneif. Fiiih Row: Almond. Gay, Carroll, Denny, Wilkins, Goins, Doss, Ramsey, Hawkins, Ellioii, Hudson, Williams. Sixih Row: Mawyer, Nuckols, Pearce, Fix, Brunefie, Rodgers, Hundley, Haiier, Hodges, Tucker, Young, Shirley. Sevenih Row: Walton, Franklin, Boswell, Howard, Brooks, Worley, Slennelie, Driskill, Jarreii, Noel, Berry, Londeree, Thomas, Smilh, Billingsley, Burford, Logwood, Hensley. Eighfh Row: Francis, Rou+on, Hariless, Elder, Richardson, Holland, Fields, Andrews, Henderson, Bomar, Fiizgerald, Williams, Childress, Webb, Marks, Reid, Mayhew, Williamson. Ninih Row: Driskill, Roberison, Brown, Bobbiii, Creasy, Bomar, Wood, Ewing, Ross, Franklin, Franklin. Bailey, Viar, Pryor, Barksclale. Tenih Row: Robertson, Chafee, Chambers, Kelley, Smiih, Reynolds, Tomlinson, Coleman, Ryan, Pillow, Ramsey, Layen, Dudley, Maddox. Elevenlh Row: Roberison, Pugh, Pearson, Wooldridge, Tuggle, Walker, Crisl, lnge, Wingfield, Cosfas. Harris, Tyler, Terrence, Sione, Howard. Twelfih Row: Lloyd, Calhoun, Hubbard, Hall, Bullock, Liamprou, Hughes, Raines, Saunders, Law, Smiih. Robertson, McFaden, Reynolds, Brooks, Logwood, Ross. Thirieenih Row: Daniel, Crank, Brooks, Akers, Whiflow, Ashworfh, Lamprou, Wade, Miss Porter, Baker, Wood, Siewari. Turpin, Tan'r, Singleion. Fourieenih Row: Crews, Case, Parker, Fore, Si. Clair, Musgrove, Dowdy. Subleif, Almond, Shelion, Paris, Wade, Tyree, Maddox, Young, Kraniz, Carroll. Fiiieenih Row: Duff, Liichiord, Subleif, Tucker. Harvey, Hogan, Doss, Cash, Thompson, Dalion, Thomas, Hudson. Foster, Davidson, Mason, Mr. Burmahln, Bell. The Business Education Departments, like all the other organizations, has been vastly depleted by the hoards of boys and girls leaving school to enter the armed forces or to find places in the wellfpaying jobs now open. Nevertheless, those who were able to come back realized how very important was the actual business training they received. Many have already taken and passed Civil Service examsg others will follow soon. As usual, students in this department have served as bookkeepers, treasurers, accountants and auditors, for various high school clubs, organizations, and publications. Also, Senior com' mercial students have acted as cafeteria bookkeepers, tellers, and cashiers. 8. Q ass isfribuforfs fab of yzzcfzdurq The membership of this club is limited to those students taking the Retail Selling Class and Mr. Joseph Turkel is the advisor. The purposes of this club are vocational as well as social. In the vocational pdrgioses a continuing interest in the distributive occupation chosen is expected. onirceras President ......... ....... S hirley Fosler Vice-Presidenl ......... ........ B ren'r Sandidge Secretary-Treasurer ,.......,.,..... . ....... Pauline Fiizqerald K ao Editor-Promoiion Manager ..,... ....... B arbara V Q, , f Q Qwfgj Firsl Row: Almond. Fosier, Sandidqe, Fiizgereld, Wallon, Hughes, Mayberry, Ellioi, Wright Mr. Turlcel. Second Row: Si. John. Mason, Zimmerman, Franklin, Driskill. Rogers, Worley, Huri. Spradlin. Third Row: Marks. Mawyer, Emmerson, Richardson, Smilh, Will. Ramsey. Fourih Row: Davidson, Hodges, Evereife. Templeion. Andrews, Ragland. 81 49 MP4 dvi' .xp-f-9? J-lf CREST 'i- l Cade and jlzdasfriaf Slwps i , 1 , , 1 ri, all 2.4, -'Q M -Q , iw, -if ii 1 i'fiir 3iiQ fl15lYEX ff - ' F-53 H-'gy ngw' ,vi v,ii,4, ,, i gg., , ,sg 1 First Row: Stippe, Bradner, Creasy, Paris, Reams. Mitchell, Megginson, Maddox, Almond, Tuggle, Witt, Holland, Fry. Second Row: Wingfield, Adams, Whitmore, Burns, Reynolds, Taylor, Spradlin, Richardson, Erne, Throneburg, Davidson. Third Row: Arthur, Almond. Ferguson, Harris. Smool, Farrar, O'Connor, Brooks, Spradlin, Dogion, Haley. F-ourih Row: Nash, Roach, Srnool, Ferguson, Goodwin, McQuarry, Brurly, Deane-,r, King, Malloy. Fifth Row: Lindsay, Pickett, Williams, McQuarry. Brooks, Akers, Goad, McCraw, McCraw. Lindsey. Sixth Row: Maxwell, Bibi, Holloran. Buriord, Mayberry, Boudareni, Almond, Williams, Padgeil. Hughes, Mr. Fox. The program of Trade and Industrial Education at Monroe School building embraces Machine Shop, Electric Shop, Sheet Metal Shop, Arc Welding, Radio and Communication, and Mechanical Drawing. Students, with approval of their parents and of the principal, may elect one or another of the shop courses after earning at least four high school graduation units, including one unit in mathematics, and alter having passed their lifteenth birthday, Shop students give two hours a day to shop work, one hour to related drawing, and three hours to the academic classes required for graduation. Withiim the last two years it has been possible for high school students to attend shop classes either during regular school hours, or at night or during the summer, in conjunction with the classes operated for training War Production Workers, the age requirement for those so attending being sixteen instead of fifteen. 82 Eibrary oruzci The Library Council was organized in 1925. The staff and the representatives make up the Library Council. Seven pupils work in the library during each period and before and after school. Under thc supervision of the Librarian, Miss Norvell Craighill, the staff members rotate on their several duties and also learn to do every phase of the library work. There are also a treasurer, collector, messenger, and two typists. The representatives of each home room bring the books to the library. The library is the heart of the school, and the council serves as the veins and arteries. f T lk' r, 1 .X . ., Q X Firsl Row: Fosier, Milchell, Holland, Dobson. Noes, Thompson, Gray, George, Miss Craighill. Second Row: Tyler, Coslas. Fix, Wrighi, Shepherd, Davis, Field. Third Row: Harris, Beahm, Tuck, Ward, Cancller, Kabler, Oppleman, Craig. Fourlh Row: Carringlon. Fosier, Bailey. Scoii. Fiiih Row: i-lancly, Robertson, Clark, Ramsey, Hudson, Turpin. Sixih Row: Taliaierro, Calhoun. Childress, Opplernan, Andrews, Henderson, Pearson, Plunlreil, Woodson. Seventh Row: Pearce. Wilkerson, Law, Smilh, Anderson, Harvey. Aeirs, l-lawlrins. Eiqhlh Row: Loving, Walson, Dancy, Tyree, Boise, l-light, Hester. Harvey. Ninth Row: Minnick, Snead, Bailey, Siovall, White, Hamalcer, Wills, lvionigornery. Tenlh Row: Culbertson, Rucker, Cox, Couch, Bristow, Wade. CREST 83 fm... ,gp-ot? .Qi-li-1 ,i..,,.l. ,uae 1944 GREY .EMLJZFS First Row: Gilliam, Spradlin, Blanks, Blood, Stokes. Second Row: Hunclley, Dawson, Hamilton, Peters, Anderson. The cheer leaders are an important feature in the athletic setup. They have played an important part in cheering our team on to victory. All pep meetings preceding bond and paper drives have been led by the cheer leaders. The cheer leaders create a friendly feeling between the schools by making friends with the cheer leaders of other schools. 84 askefbaff OFFICERS Cocaplalns ' Ig Fbiiiieivliulilliigniield Manager ...,.,................. ......,. E mmerl' Jacobs Assistant Managers .....,.. .... QA Smgiirggigy Coach ..........,....,..... ....... M r. Smith Business Advisor .......,.,...,...,.......,.,,.........,..,,........... .............,... M r. Horner Since basketball was the only interfscholastic sport our school participated in this year, the team had quite a large order to Hll. This they did exceptionally well. With no letter men to start the season, our team went through their schedule with only three defeats. Although we were edged out of the championship race toward the end of the season, the team played good, hard, aggressive ball and showed good sportsmanship throughout the year. Lynchburg ............. ....... . .. .... 54 Lynchburg College ...... . Lynchburg ....... . 39 Lexington .....,.,........ 'l'Lynchburg .,..... . 28 Danville ..... Slynchburg ....... . 40 Danville .. L nchburg ....,.. . 43 Hargrave .. il'L5iinchburg ....... . 32 Roanoke .. Lynchburg ....... . 40 Staunton ..,,........... Lynchburg ....... . 56 Hargrave .................. Lynchburg ....... . 49 W, EJ L. Freshmen ....... 'l'Lynchburg ....... . 23 Salem ................,....... :i:Lynchburg ,.,.... . 38 Roanoke ,.............. l:Lynchburg ........ ............. ,........ ......... . 32 Salem ..... First Row: Mr. Smilh, Evans, Jacobs, Dillon, Suiienfield, Mullan. Merriweaiher. Mitchell. Vannoy Mr. Horner. Second Row: Feinman, Harlow, Oppleman, Gorman, Bobbifi, Dowdy, Bailey. Jacobs. 85 CREST 1944 arsify fab lLeH 'ro riqhhl- Dawson, Vannoy. Jacobs. Hundley, Anderson, Sandiciqe, Evans. McDow, Jacobs, Mullen, Merriweaiher. Hamilron. Peters. CFFICERS Presideni .........,.. ....,. C arlyle Evans Vice-President .......... ....,. T . C. McDow Secretary-Treasurer ,.4.... ..,............ B rent Sandicige Faculty Advisors .......,..,............,.,...,.........,.............. Mr. Smith, Mr. Horner The Varsity Club is one of the outstanding organizations of our school. Members of the club are composed of athletes, managers, and cheerleaders who have won their varsity letter. The purpose of the club is to promote sportsmanship and interfscholastic athletics. The club also tends to uphold school morale by dances and other social functions given throughout the year. 86 G6 .JJOIZOQV 6071, The Monogram Club is composed of girls who have earned monogrzims by participating in the various athletic activities. Plans have been made for a picnic in the spring. Due to the physical Htness program the Monogram Club has not been as active as in the previous years -CFPICERS Presidenl .....,...,... Vice-Presiclenl ,.,..... ....,.. Secrera ry .......,.. Treasurer .,..,.. .lvlabel Worley Bunye Reinberg .Belly Saunders .,.....Rulh Pillow Firsl Row: Saunders, Worley, Reinberg. Pillow. Second Row: Ellell, Smilh, Gilliam, Slolces, Ashworih, Hipperf, Wood. Third Row: Spradlin, Ward, Slanberry. Mosleller, Sfanberry, Riclrells. Fourlh Row: Blood, Johnson, Blanks, Gurney, While. 87 CREST QW W0 S f 0 0 1 - . A .gg 1. 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Some of the CREST Stall. 10. Don'r kill Cach. other. 11. Armistice Day. 12. They call them shoes. THINGS TEACHERS NEVER SEE: 13. Catching a drag. 14. Noon meal. 15. Full house. 16. School climbers. 17. Betty, be good to Molht! 18. Junior goldbricking. 19. What is it? 9:2:2iiiiziziziziriiziizizfti:1:2: I I WAR AN D VISITORS The pose in vogue. McGehce. Bob Holt and Press Terrell. Uncle Sam decided E. C. was no good place to park. From the halls of Montef Zuma to thc halls of E. C. Glass. High boys. Mr. Evans. Anchors Aweigh! Hamp. Dick Lemon and Bob Holt Frank Hobbs, Hamncr Gay and Ed Hubbard. The three presidents, Scrap Drive. SENIOR DAY King and Queen. Mr. John Wranck and 'Mr. Bernhardt. Boys or girls? Senior Banquet. Senior Dance. Romeo and Juliet. M W , Kim' x x x F mf Ds nw 45 wtf QW 1 . if , ' ff -M. 1 gee: .2 r is ' 4, , 5' ff f -IES? f f v fi 7 'Q' -s ' v gf if in .-M D. S .W gf 1 ' W ,V .fffsgfai fx l'jfAf: if-L -, 722' E454 ' Gif - 'af' V ..Vi,, W, Q My , .ww W., -Q: -1 Wg A FHA 'W ' A w- f--pm 60 Our Gfflverfisersf SZ Folks have looked at our pictures and our history they've read Who finances this book ? they've probably said. So here is the answer in true black and White You, our advertisers, are certainly all right, For you've stood behind us for many long years. To you, now, we raise three hearty cheers, But more than that, We owe to you The patronage and help you've given us toog So in closing we urge all those who this read Buy from our advertisers everything you need. LYNCI-IBURG ENGRAVED ANNUALS ARE BUILT UPON YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS SPECIALISTS IN THE FIELD OF SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS e 97 IN successfully Fulfilling the requirements of the modern College Annual Stall: we have combined a comprehensive and systematic servicing program with that high standard of quality so essential in the production of Fine yearbooks. Lynchburg engraved annuals are built by an organization specializing on school annuals exclusively, there- by assuring each staff of the personal and in- telligent assistance so necessary in the planning and designing of a truly satisfactory boolc. LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING -COMPANY- LYNCHBURG 'VIRGINIA SENIOR 'PICTURES BY F R I E N D ' S I I- , ' Restaurant STUDIO 8I5 MAIN STREET PRESTON SANDIDGE, Phofographer RE A D A MEN'S SHOP FOR EVERY MAN Uhr NP1115 and . - . Edwards Man's Sho Cbfhv Emlg Ahuunre P 723 MAIN STREET AMBULANCE CHAPEL Qykiffen ganera! 57-lfome, nc. I336 Park Avenue - Lynchburg, Virginia Phone WE OURSELVES TI-IE BETTER SERVE BY SERVING OTHERS BEST 98 The LYNCHBURG NATIONAL BANK cmd TRUST COMPANY NINTH AND MAIN STREETS u .. .- 1.x .lyyfyf ,f gnu -. 1. Qfwu ,r gc 535 . ffw ff f 4111191 f W H ? fr- -A-.f r- ' N T Wi Wi m ' Q. N VNS IEE? T T o 1 A ll inn h'W'Q2571X 5- 'A 1 -ff r .1-T'1? 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Mak me -Qlpiuur, li img, i-Mui . ffl 1- .Cf T'ffTT '?'-W Q'. , N1 J, . .I-'4 W gfnggf,-If' ' 7i::?'7'f'f 1 ,T-L-1 Z ' E-fTmmfg!!l!'f,4ll'41-'wwfJH 15r3iLfr21'MKm1f wQifI:fi,f.:-'rf ff , ff' ' ' Q' -3 : .f -V A- , T.. -'-.elf - T' M 225 Interior The Lynchburg National Bank and Trust Company 0 FOR OVER 78 YEARS THIS BANK, LYNCHBURG'S OLDEST BANK 0 Has had a prominent part in the making of Lynchburg History ORGANIZED AUGUST 3, I865 O Member Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporation 99 THROUGH THE YEAR ANY BUSINESS INSTITUTION WHICH IS TO SURVIVE MUST BE BUILT UPON THE SOUND FOUNDATION OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE. H' mus'r meei' and anficipafe disfinci' and worfhwhile com- muniI'y needs. II' mus'r render coniinuous, faiIhfuI, in+eIIigenI' service Io Ihe people-in good 'Iimes-in hard Iimes-In Peace- in War. I+ musI' deal hones'rIy and fairly wi'rh bo'rh Pa'rrons and EmpIoyees. SureIy, survival is no'r a mere maHer of Chance or Luck! BIBEE'S CHAIN has Iived and grown rapidIy Through 'Ihe years because- IT HAS MET THESE EXACTING REQUIREMENTS You, foo, wiII do well +o join Ihe many Ihousands who daily fake Their food problems RlBEE'S SUPER MARKETS ICO The Peoples National Bank of LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 'fIf.. 3 RX: Ief' . mmf,-um. CORNER EIGHTH and MAIN STREETS OFFICERS: JOHN VICTOR, Presidem' W. D. HODGES, Vice-Presiclem' W. E. PAYNE, Assl. Cashier W. A. HENDERSON, A Member of The Federal Deposli Insurance Corporahon and Cashier ssl. Cashier 101 LYNCHBURG'S OLDEST INSTITUTION E IE ' fffyrygfurw f 1 f f rmfff I 5 F1 IV .-g,' E ..ilz.:::W..::::1:....,.::: .:::::::1::::.,1:.: gsm: 44-v-44..:::v-..-:vv------,- ESTABLISHED g..w::::1:::::::::::::m:mwi .1:::::::- :::m.m:::m: 1817 - -Ml GV!! 23 25' -1 . llC0ll.l UlA'l'iluf ejuneuzf interior: Modern FaciIi+ies and a Capable Sfaff AMBULANCE SERVICE IOI6 RIVERMONT AVENU Phone IH E LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Saw Kcgularly far a Safe Prait SIXNIXNRIS ESI. I9I4 Real EsI'aI'e Loans on Homes Resources over S2,000,000.00 Reserves over S250,000.00 And for a College EcIucaI'ion . . . For TraveI For a Home and for Independence THE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN I ASSOCIATION 2l 5 NINTH STREET J. NEWTON GORDON, Secrehary-Treasur 102 78 YEARS OLD The FIRST National Bank I O F F I C E R S I J. D. OWEN ..................... ...... P resident J. T. NOELL, JR. ............... .... V ice-President J. L. JONES ...... ..... V ice-President J. L. NICHOLAS .... ............ C ashier L. W. HORTON .... .... Al ssismnt Cashier S. D. lVlORRISSE'I 1'. . . . . .dssistarzt Cashier O Resources. Twelve Million Dollars Member of the Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio The Old, Biq, STRONG Bank Jusfly proud are we of 'lhe growing number of forward looking young men, keen iudges of value, who are finding W I L L S - C A M P Clolhes fhe belfer invesfmenl'-as C E W E L , have fheir predecessors for The pasl forly years. WILLS-CAMP COMPANY FEATHER BI9 MAIN STREET YOUR NEST Furnishing Lynchburg Homes wHoLEsALE For Nearly PRoDucE DEALERS HBH' ff Cenfufv IOO9-IOII JEFFERSON STREET 103 f 7 'Ir I iiiii . Y FIR S T EDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LYNCHBURG A Local, Mutual, Thrift and Home Financing Institution CHURCH STREET AT NINTH TELEPHONE 42I0 EGE EE' LEADING FURNITURE l.vNcHBunG's Q 920,MA,N5,:,922 Ysronn WILL WHITE SHOE STORE HE CUTS THE PRICE AND SELLS THE SHOES IOI MAIN STREET - LYNCHBURG, VA DRUGS of uncerfain qualify are I:o'II1 dangerous and exIravaganI- Pafronize P A T T E R S O N ' S SAFE senvlcs DRUG sToREs MAIN AT SEVENTH - IO20 MAIN STREET TOE OPPLEMAN JEWELRY and GIFTS IOI2 Main Sfreei' ALL MILITARY SUPPLIES Army 6 Navy Store II29 MAIN STREET 10-I l it! Vet M PRINTING flkwd Cd!! 3 O 0 5 C239 MUTUAL PRESS, Inc. 58-60 NINTI-I STREET Mfnfinf nfzavin? T. B. CO. See Us Abou-f INCORPORATED CONTRACTORS Locms on Homes Tin and SIaI'e RooITng Cornice and Skylighi' Makers Galvanized Iron and Copper Work O 506-508 Main Sireef, Lynchburg, Va. LYNCHBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS 'and LOAN ASSOCIATION P. G. COSBY. JR., Secretary 6I6 CHURCH STREET CONQUERINE A Lynchburg Produci for Indigesfion, Dyspepsia, Hear? Burn and Sour SIomach PwreIy Vegetable and Sure ReIief Ma nufacfured by CONOUERINE COMPANY LYNCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA CLEAN CLOTHES WEAR LONGER Have Them Cleaned by 'Ihe SANITONE METHOD ' I CLEANERS and DYERS TELEPHONE 504 ,YOUR BEST BET FOR THE LATEST IN SUB-DEB FASHIONS B A L D W I N ' S LYNCHBURG, VA. , , fill!!-if ' I f0 SHOP AFTIP ALL A Favorife Place FOR THE YOUNGER SET TO SHOP BECAUSE . . . PVe Specialize In Youthful Fashions Guqqenheimefs For Lynchburg's Smarfesf Shoes Al ys Firsf Wiih 'rhe N 1' shop me... PIGGLY WIGGLY WAY And save IN EVERY WAY ROBINSON CRUSOE: RIDE THE BUSES SALTED PEANUTS Lynchburg Transit Co. GLOVE KID PEANUT BUTTER G L A S S E S ? 55225322 :zzz ZLTTJSLTLQEN Quinn-Marshall C0- DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS gnc' 5' IWhoQOnlyI A. G. JEFFERSON - GROUND FLOOR ALLIED ARTS BUILDING I-YNCHBUR VIRGINIA EXCLUSIVELT OPTICAL 17 Randolph-Macon Woman's College Lynchburg, Virginia A SOUTHERN COLLEGE WITH NATIONAL RECOGNITION AND NATIONAL PATRONAGE Randolph-Macon Womanls College has long been recognized as one of the leading colleges for women in America. It is approved by all the national standardizing associations, its charter of Phi Beta Kappa was the first granted to a Southern college for womeng its degrees are accepted by all universities in the United States and foreign countries for unconditioned admission to their graduate schools. THEODORE H. JACK, PI1.D., L.L.D., Presideni IOS BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT NEED YOU! Plan now to' join life's SUCCESS PARADE with hundreds of E. C. Glass Graduates of other years by preparing at Virginia's Modern and Complete Business College. PHILLIPS SECRETARIAL COLLEGE I 000 Church Sireel' Visifors Welcome . The House fe qsjkhfs MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT OfSw1Sl1f'1f LYNCHBURG'S LARGEST, MOST GERMFREE 0ffi?Ql lI?,IQ79 MODERN NEIGHBORHOOD Phone 452 ' I Pearson s Drug Store 2476 RIVERMONT AVE. PHONE 2234 Seaboard Finance Corporation A Small Loan Company 720 CHURCH STREET PHONE I7l6 Webb-Whitaker Co. MEN'S-YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHES 909 MAIN STREET THE LYNCHBURG TRUST 5: SAVINGS BANK LYNOHBURO, VIROINIA JAMES R. GILLIAM, JR., President JAMES O. WATTS, Vicefl-Tresicient L. D. HORNER, JR., 'Trust Officer PAUL E. SACKETT, Vice'P'residenn R. J. MCGREGOR, Secretary and TTCGSILTCT LYNCHBURG COLLEGE f Senior Liberal Arts College for men and Women. Member of South- ern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, American Council on Education, and Association of American Colleges. Pre-professional courses in Agriculture, Conservation of Forestry, Dentistry, Engineering, Pharmacy, Home Economics, Journalism, Library Science, Nursing, Law, Medicine, and the Ministry, Courses in Secretarial and Commercial Science, Registered Laboratory Tech- nician, Business Administration and Fine Arts. Credits honored by all American universities. Program of counselling and student activities designed for all-round personal development. R. B. MONTGOMERY, PH.D. President 110 With Soldier, Sailor or Marine Fleet's Chap Stick is on the beam Chap Stick The Nation's Favorite for Lip Comfort- The Biggest Little Gift You Can Send to a Man or Woman in the Service. 25c at all Drug Counters Iewelry - Diamonds - Watches JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING RYLAND - HENEBRY soo MAIN STREET ' 'NATIONAL DEFENSE' ' DEMANDS HEALTHY, STRONG AMERICAN BOYS AND GIRLS WISE MOTHERS GIVE WESTOVER PRODUCTS A PRIORITY RATING WESTOVER DAIRY, Inc. sozo MEMORIAL AVENUE Vfamin D Where Cleanliness Reignsn ICE CREAMS de A 2600-PHONES-2601 ICES 111 COMPLETE LAUNDRY FANTOM FAST AND INvIsIsI.E IDENTIFICATION DRY CLEANING SERVICE USED EXCLUSIVELY PHONE 2376 Snnghvr X I6P1'III2l11 THE STORE OF' VALUES A GOOD PLACE io 'N DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING DODGE - PLYMOUTH Callaham Grocery AND and Produce Co Dependable Used Cars O E S IOHN P. HUGHES WHOLESALE GR C R MOTOR cO.,1nc. 926 Commerce Sfreef 800 COMMERCE STREET PHONE 2340 'llllssqnffart' F R A N K L I N ' S I HOMER MCLAUGHLIN, Proprnefor A M6I1'S STOVE SWIG '34 STORE: sos MAIN STREET 92' Main Shed LYNCI-IBURG. VIRGINIA O We Grow Our Own 112 BOWEN JEWELRY COMPANY. Inc. JEWELERS and OPTICIANS ana MAIN STREET Highesi' Prices for all Grades of Scrap and Wasfe FOR HEALTH Mafefia' FOR STRENGTH LYNCHBURG IRON FOR DEFENSE 6. METAL COMPANY IU 2 I American Boy Shoes SMARTEST AND BEST j le: ,ETTTT I Tif, l'f1E L ' 9 I I ..:. soLD EVERYWHERE Made by Craddock'Te'rY Shoe Corp' .211.:: 1 Lynchburg, Virginia I S. O. FISHER LYNCHBURG MILLING COMPANY Manufacfurers of GOLDEN CROWN FLOUR INCORPORATED SPORTING GOODS KODAK FINISHING, and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and Accessories Compleie Shop Service PHONE H62 I024 MAIN ST. 0 4 A i I . A ,+' ffHW-G- 5 , MW' ffffff' PRODUCTS For nearly 31 years J usiriie Products have provided energy for Lynchburg's school siudenis. QUALITY TELLS ITS OWN STORY I YOUR NEIGHBORS ACROSS THE STREET Med me Crowds al Your counfry wanis you To be physically E+ and morally sirong . . . 906 Main Sfreef, Lynchburg, Va. SPORTING GOODS Let the OPTICAL DEPARTMENT Y, M, C, A, JEWELRY MUSIC DEPARTMENT Help YOU , TRADE IIEE 42 n f P . E- CANDY M'P'e. Z! ' ' 7 . I ,Inn BY HARRIS-WOODSON COMPANY. Inc. 114 The Wife Saving SI'aI'ion Phone 8I2-8I3 White Star Laundry 306-3I2 TWELFTH STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA SAMILSON'S D r e s s S h o p OLGA A. SHERERTZ, Manager 8I8 MAIN STREET MCKENNA, Inc. IAMES T. DAVIS The Place to Buy Paint BEEF - PORK - VEAL - LAMB O usuperior Brand Produchu I022 Main Sheef Lynchburg, Virgini Lynchburg, Virginia PHONE 3652 Swine KM view, DUTI-DUDS. Inc. MANUFACTU RERS uNlFoRMs - woluc CLOTHES ag Duti-'Duds Through Our NaI'ion's Mosi' Impor'I'anI' T T Deparimenf Sfores, We Serve X THE HOME FRONT 5 115 MOTION PICTURES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT For The LBTBST Fashions I'r's GUGGENHEIMER'S Firsf AND TRENTUN Theatres SMART SPORTSWEAR . . . FOR HEALTH? SAKE STYLISH DRESSY DRESSES Eaf Ihe BSSI You will find iusf whai' you wan'I' ai' 220 ' BREAD Guqqenheimefs LYNCHBURG STEAM BAKERY INCORPORATED C. H. Beasley 61 Bro. Corporation ,,,..,,,..v..... , WHOLESALE GROCERS T 0 Telephone I 794 COMMERCIAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK L. E. LICHFORD, President B. B. Howxzmow, Asst. Cashier S. S. SPENCER, Vice-Pres. and CasI1ie1 K. K. RUCKBR, Assn. Cashier LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 116 E IN LYNCHBURG -- IT'S for HI-SCHOOL FASHIONS Approved By THE YOUNGER CROWD QMILLNER QUALITY COSTS NO MOREI MEET YCUR FRIENDS AT MILLNER S 7 .,,,,, -V , 'u :'t'A-'4-'hAvivar.4f-.ZJ4.u - - 74'4j -4400'rn-u--124-Zb,,,NJJ4! 44' - I -fl-aovv I i 'yyj' 'iq-'-Q-U! YK-ILL? .la-41 'E Lek' 40 -who u:n4.4..c.. dit, '-'f-'.4..v,4, 5' Lf I. b . df:-1,0-L ' 4 - ,-A-omnvybqd-,'JL a!a.n.e,v.J,fa.,-1.44 ,Z4,g Z-4-'JJ2-'-vg',, 7111. JZQ., 91' , :'6 '3 75 . ,Q J?-vo 4.2, 7145-,4,f! 4 v -'ffm-1.4 1- fi-4-v-A-4.u ani 4 'L Pf M,,,,,,f,Q ,,,S9a4r.1i ' 7'1 Z?'- WJ: A . . O vffpvu! -ALL jj! iz.9',l2foL7f,z4x.4..+-?1,0'-a:w.a-,f,44-.,.'4 WLM!-od g vs S00-w-U-fH'9 fWv-P.au.,,u,J ? 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