Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1946 volume:

DNASE aie ee NSE ENA SE eee an a ae ce PTET rer Sar eae Re er ED ae me ea RB A RE PT IES a hs oe Up h MCEee ;} iit : ia ; fi : DK Ae LD tees ele, Pray nk a . ve Care gptytf Kant 7 Wes vee ersesy fee ans ny: Miss Pautine T. FISHER Assistant Principal Mr. L. H. McCue, Jr. Principal Mr. ABBotTrT Miss AKERS Mr. ALLEN Mrs. BARKSDALE Civics Physical Education Radio Mathematics Miss BELL Miss BLUNT Mr. BRADFORD Mr. BECKNER Spanish English Physical Education Biology EAD. Cu U olga. Miss. E. BRown Miss H. Brown Mrs. BURMAHLN Mr. BURMAHLN Business Education English Business Education Director of Business Education Miss CoLBy Miss Cox Miss CRAIGHILL Miss CHAFFIN Retail Selling Latin Librarian Office Secretary Miss CUNNINGHAM Mr. Davis Miss EDMUNDS Mr. FIELDER English Head of Study Hall Science Latin Department 78 ok Mr. Fox Miss GLAss Miss HANCOCK Miss Harvey Supervisor of Latin Mathematics Business Education Trade School Chee F Aj Co UR Ei ay, Mrs. HELBIG Mr. HeEscH Miss HoLMEs Mr. HoRNER Art Music French, Spanish Athletic Manager Mathematics LN 8 Mr. JONES Mr. KRATER Mr. Lewis Miss Locwoop Mechanical Drawing Electricity Head of Social Secretary Science Department Miss Moore Miss NELSON Mrs. NICHOLAS Mr, NIcHOLAS English English English Music Miss PHIPPS Miss PorTER Head of Science . Business Education Department Miss PAYNE Miss PECK Head of English Physical Education Department Che FAC U L Mr. RAMSEY Mrs. SCHULTZ Miss STEELE Miss TALBOT Mathematics Business Education English English et ee. Mrs. WALLACE Mrs. WHITEHEAD Miss WILLIAMS Miss WRIGHT Mr. TuRKEL History Mathematics Business Education History History a RSPR ey seas SPIE NHI CE SEN EEN ESECE SERENE EN IENESE) Sailor Y At last P've reached the final step, My graduation day. The flag is waving in the breeze, The band’s begun to play! This year was just the best of all, And though I leave, a part Of all the many things I loved Are locked within my heart. Though now we're off into the world, Each with his job to do, Our thoughts and hearts shall ever turn Old E. C. Glass, to you! uy i Me Che Senior Class A. D. THOMAS President, Senior Class; Hi-Y; Honor League; Athletic Association; Manager, Football; Varsity Club; National Honor Society OFFICERS AD THOMAS Louis JOHNSON President Vice-President Laura LEE STICKLEY Secretary-Treasurer Alice Royall Acree, John Malcolm Almond, Thelbert Almond, Anne Lee Amonette Eva Jean Andrews, Ruby Margaret Ashworth, Helen Arington, Carlton Davis Bailey Martha Rebecca Bailey, Dorothy Gayle Beahm, DeWitt Beckner, Estelle Forbes Berry Helen Berry, Donald Bletz, Charlotte Mathews Boice, Jeanine Wenona Bomar Virginia Jane Bourke, Dallie DeWitt Bremer, Alan Burruss Brinkley, Lindsay Dietreich Brown Jeanne Hartmond Bruce, William Teass Bryant, Maryland Currier Bullock, William Henry Burks, Jr. Grace Yullee Burnette, Herbert Marion Burnette, Norman Howard Burns, Eleanor Lee Camden Marjorie Canada, Bobbie Evelyn Carriker, John Albert Carter, Arthur Walker Case Robert Cherry, Rachel Conelia Childress, Wiley Clark, Jr., Lulu Marie Clements ici SSE a ae 474 7 —- Barbara Joan Coleman, Howard Ciel Coleman, Janice Barbara Coleman, James Marshall Couch, Jr. Stanley H. Covington, Jeanne Marie Craig, Marion Clarice Crance, Frances Crank Eugenia May Creasey, Christine Crews, Mary Jane Crews, Evelyn Rebecca Crist | | | C R eo bat.) 1) sae Ds ee r? ae -- fr Floyd Thomasson Ferguson, Marshall Ferguson, Royall Braxton Ferguson, Betty Jean Fizer Dolores Ann Franklin, Charles Winton Fry, Kitty Garner, Barbara Victor Goode Susan Ellwood Gordon, George Hartwell Gordon, Jr., Joseph Vincent Gorman, Jr., Richard Lewis Governor ee iL— | Dellie Virginia Graves, Martha Virginia Graves, Joseph LaRue Gray, Annie Louise Grimes Suzanne Growdon, Richard Edward Guthrie, Robbie Jeannette Guy, Greta Jean Haley Joseph Haley, Sam Hall, Ralph Macon Hamlet, Barbara Arlene Hanel Betty Jo Hanna, Curtis Pollok Harper, Jr., Iris Loveline Harper, Elizabeth Lee Harris Herbert Latham Harris, J. Ray Harris, Edith Hartless, Phyllis Jean Hartsook Betty Kent Harvey, Bobby Ray Harvey, Collier Smith Harvey, Ralph Edward Harvey = | A (SIU a a ? ea he ec ae Barbara Lee Hatter, Grace Darling Hawkins, Reginald Coy Hawkins, Robert Erle Hawkins Doris Henderson, Elaine Henson, Helen Wilson Hester, John W. Hill William Reid Hillsman, Royall Ellis Hinnant, Katherine May Hodges, Bob Holt James B. Holt, Donald Dwight Hook, Henry Lee Howard, Roy Gower Hudnall, Jr. Molly Ann Hudson, Doris Inge, Virginia Irby, Margie Preston Jacobs Walter P. Johnson, Iva Claire Jones, Beverley Jordon, Earl L. Kendrick, Jr. Linney Keever, Robert W. Knieriem, Jr., Margaret Anne Lamprou, Marie Londis Lamprou Beverley Ann Lang, Lewis Langley, Jr., dureha Ann Layne, Jessie Layne Alfred Jacob Lindsay, Lorra Lee Lloyd, Dabney Carr Loving, Jane C. Lyle Nancy Lee Maddox, Patrick Graham Markham, Earsey L. Marks, Jr., Frances Christine Martin Bland Massie, Ella Graham Massie, Otey Meriwether, Betty Jane Minnick Hugh Merle Mitchell, Jean Harold Montague, William D. Montgomery, Jr., Charles Richard Moorman Larry IV. Morton, James D. McNutt, Richard Donald McQuarry, Billy McVeigh Henry McWane, Jr., Aubrey Edward New, Martha Ann Newland, Mary Kathryn Newland Mary Catherine Noel, Virginia Lee Noel, Virgil Wallace O’Connor, Polly Ann Oglesby Beverley Ann Parker, Jean Eleanor Patterson, Bill B. Payne, Gracia Pearce June Christine Pearce, Nancy Jane Pearson, Richard Spottswood Pendleton, Anne Pickett Jack Powell, Jacqueline Louise Powers, Ellen Pritchett, Helen Pugh | Frank David Pugh, Katherine Lee Pugh, Hazel Elizabeth Raines, Paula Edmunds Ramsey Joyce Hortense Reynolds, Jean Elizabeth Ricketts, George Timmons Richards, Ernest Warren Roakes Louis Moulton Roberts, Dolores Elizabeth Robertson, Martha Ann Robertson, Barbara Ross x Barbara Ann Rush, Peggy Virginia Ryan, Katherine Clara Saunders, Lois Hickson Scott John William Scruggs, Heswood Dewey Shepherd, Jr., Raymond E. Shields, Mary Jane Shirley Lawrence Siegel, Eric Simpson, Jr., Richard Paul Slater, Dorothy Louise Smith | Frances Virginia Smith, Gladys Lee Smith, Joyce Ramona Smith, June Ann Smith Ethelind Janet Snead, Martha Elizabeth Spencer, Henry Spradlin, Jr., Evelyn Gene Stanberry Laura Lee Stickley, Margaret Louise Stratton, Rosalie Moore Stuart, Harry Sublett Mary Lorraine Sweeney, Barbara Ann Taylor, Gladys Tedder, Harold Robert Templeton Mary Margaret Terrell, Ann Stratton Thomas, Betty Jean Thomas, Ancy Carol Thompson Jean Webb Thompson, Nancy Jane Thompson, Harold Preston Throneburg, Ben Thornhill | Lois Etta Tomlin, Helen Elizabeth Tomlinson, Doris Juanita Tucker, | Helen Frances Tucker Rudolph Tucker, Bobby Traylor, James Wayne Tuggle, Evelyn Mae Tyler Robert Milton Tyree, Dolly Marie Vaughan, Margaret Wade, Gloria Bell Walker Virginia A. Walker, Phyllis Ann Walkup, Evelyn Mitchell Webb, Walter Nelson Webber, Jr. Audrey Lee White, Lewis White, Jr., Polly Pendleton White, Reginald S. White Robert Lee White, Robert Lewis Whitten, Frances Etta Wilkinson, Elizabeth M. Williams Garland Ray Williams, Shirley Snow Williams, Barbara Juan Williamson, Max Wilmer William E. Wilson, Jean Thompson Wood, Kenneth Murray Wood, Ernestine Ann W oodle Walter Benjamin Woodson, Jr., Doris Ruth Woody, Helen Romona Wooldridge, Elizabeth Anne Young BEST ALL AROUND Paula Ramsey - Curtis Harper MOST ATHLETIC Otey Meriwether - Ann Walkup MOST MUSICAL Jack Powell - Frances Martin MOST ARTISTIC Howard Coleman - Phyllis Hartsook SWEETHEARTS Betty Jane Minnick - Dick Culbertson | WITTIEST BEST WRITERS BEST ACTORS ' |Bland Massie - Paula Ramsey H. D. Shepherd - Iva Claire Jones Carl Douglas - Barbara Anne Taylor i BEST- LOOKING SMARTEST Curtis Harper - Dollie Vaughn Sam Hall - Kitty Garner Pianta clamatcraintentarnt malnalccntnecotaanttestanatanstcestanentaratane deat : junior UY One step I’ve made along my way One step towards my goal, And as I watch those little “Sophs” I often feel quite old! I know my way around by now— I know the Seniors’ names; I’ve got that old school spirit, too i And yell at all the games! I think of last year with a laugh; Of next, with a wistful sigh; Pll be a mighty Senior yet For how the time does fly! f e Junior Glass OFFICERS Harotp Brooks MarGARET RAMSEY President Vice-President Betty MERIWETHER Duncan WINGFIELD Secretary Treasurer H. Allen B. Ayers E. Barker C. Barksdale M. Barnard S. Bloxton S. Bomar J. Booth M. Bowman A. Brewer H. Brooks N. Brooks C. Brown M. Brown B. Burks M. Burkholder D. Burnett E. Calvert R. Camp C. Campbell R. Campbell E. Carey J. Correll R. Conner C. DeYoung L. Doss P. Doss N. Duckworth D. Dudley E. Duncan N. Dunn W. Durham P. Elder V. Elliot D. Everette A. Ewers P. Farmer R. Ferguson B. Fix M. Foster J. French T. Funk J. George J. A. Gordan D. Growden all J. Harris N. Harvey B. Hogan J. Hogan F. Holland N. Holland T. Holloway E. Hudson M. Hughes H. Hundley L. Hutter B. Jennings M. Jennings C. Johnson M. Johnson L. Jones E. Keese K. Kessler F. King B. Kurtz A. Martin J. Martin L. Mayberry G. McCraw F. McGinnis F. Mernitt B. Meriwether B. Mills A. Montgomery F. Moomaw E. Moore H. Morris R. Morrisett R. Motley R. Moyer J. Murrell D. Nichols M. L. Noell W. Osburn B. Paris F. Paris V. Pickeral C. Plunkett C. Poteat W. Primm W. Pryor F. Raby J. Reid E. Richards S. Rogers J. Roller E. Rucker A. Scott B. Sellers M. A. Shelton B. A. Shep- herd N. Short E. Showalter A. Singleton A. Smith I. Smith L. Smith P. Smoot B. Spencer J. Spencer N. Spencer D. Stansberry F. Stevens B. Stubbs P. Sweeney Awaaate He Laylor R. Thomas J. Thompson P. Throneburg B. Toler A. Toley R. Turner M. Under- wood J. Utt J. Walkup A. Watson R. Watson q S. White H. Wiley M. Wilker- son B. Wilkins M. Williams H. Wills B. Winfree D. Wingfield E. Wingfield R. Wood F. Wright J. Wright L. Wright M. Wright M. Wright A SATA SAIS AS ASA TATA SATA SA STAT SATS SASS HEE OOO ESO ee tee ee ee Eee Sophomore UY To think that I’m in High School now How very great it seems! For as I cheer the “big team’ on I realize all my dreams. There’s something magic in the air, A spirit strong and true. That starts me cheering loud and long Old E. C. Glass, for you! But Seniors seem so very great And “Sophs” so awfully small, I sometimes doubt that little I Will graduate at all! y3 5 ! Che Sophomor Z Class OFFICERS HERBERT BLANKENSHIP Jean Hupson President Vice-President PoLLy CREWS Bor; Coucu Secretary Treasurer B. Adams B. Adams B. Adams R. Adams A. Adkerson N. Akers J. Allen P. Allen H. Armstrong V. Aultice B. Arthur N. Arthur B. Ayers B. Bailey F. Baker M. Bates N. Beard B. Bell N. Benedict T. Benson S. Bibb R. Bibb H. Blanken- ship R. Blanken- ship A. Bobbit A. Bomar N. Bowen V. Bowen P. Bowles J. Bradner S. Brooks B. Brown J. Brown M. Brown C. Browning A. Bruce D. Burgess D. Burks M. Burks H. Burnett H. Burnette J. Burnette V. Burnette J. Burruss C. Butler J. Callaham J. Callaham A. Carriker Be Case P. Cauffield B. Cawthorne B. Chambers V. Chenault D. Cheatham J. Cheatham H. Clay F. Coleman J. Cornelissen B. Couch F, Covington M. Creasy G. Crews J. Crickenberger B. Crist M. Crocetti J. Cure R. Daniel J. Davis K. Davis L. Dawson B. Day L. Dearborn A. Dillon L. Dixon S. Dixon D. Drinkard B. Driskill N. Driskill O. Driskill B. Early P. Elder A. Elliot S. Elliot C. Elton S. Everidge L. Ewers L. Farris J. Ferguson J. Figg M. Fitzgerald C. Floyd J. Fore : J. Fortune D. Francis J. Franklin J. Franklin D. Frazier C. Gaddis J. Gallher M. Gallier H. Garbee H. Gearhart T. George M. Giles J. Gilliam F. Godsey P. Godsey R. Graham wy J. Grubb J. Gunther D. Gunter B. Gualtney eetailll C. Hamill J. Harding J. Harges M. Harper Ey Harris R. Harvey R. Hesson R. Hickman M. Higgenbotham D. Hoelsher B. Hoffort h V. Hogan B. Hudson C. Hudson J. Hudson A. Hughes H. Hughes J. Humphrey J. Howard B. Irby Wh Ibegaitia L. Jamerson P. Jadnson A. Jones N. Jones N. Kabler H. Kay B. Keeling M. King F. Kinnier B. Kittleston G. Langford G. Layne J. Layne Balled J. Loving S. Loving O. Maddox U. Maddox M. Mallon C. Marsh F. Marsh M. Marshall B. Massie M. Massie A. Mason E. Mason F. Mays M. Mays J. McCarthy N. McDonald I. McGhee H. Metts A. Middleton J. Miles B. Mills M. Mitchell J. Moffitt J. Montague A. Moore S. Moore J. Morgan T. Morgan J. Mosely S. Myers A. Murray L. Noel F. Oakes | ]. Padget L. Paine D. Parish see arts D. Parker | J. Parker N. Patterson B. Pierce K. Pearson F. Penny G. Penny C. Perry D. Peters B. Powell E. Powell B. Predrew C. Puckett L. Radford B. A. Ramsey B. G. Ramsey J. Ramsey W. Rhodes B. Rice P. Rice E. Richardson A. Robertson A. Robertson J. Robey B. Rodgers G. Rodgers P. Rodgers B. Rodgers J. Ross V. Rush L. Russel R. Saunders Ca Scott H. Shaner G. Sheffey B. Shepherd F. Shorter O. Sloane J. Slough B. Smith C. Smith J. Smith M. Smith T. Spencer J. Staton G. Steagall J. Stevens E. Steppe J. Steppe N. Storie M. Suddith E. Tober é J. Tant B. Taylor D. Taylor H. Taylor J. Taylor S. Templeton M. Thacker S. Thacker S. Thomas B. Thompson C. Thompson M. Thurmond M. Thurston U. Torrence C. Truxell Va Dueker leediyree O. Tyree R. Underwood F. Vanaman V. Van Clive J. Vaughn R. Vaughn B. Warner G. Watkins M. Watson R. Webber J. Whitaker E. White B. Whitmire J. Whitlow H. Wiley B. Wilkerson H. Wilkins D. Williams F. Williams J. Williams B. Wilmer R. Wilmouth J. Wingfield J. Witt V. Witt P. Woolridge C. Worley J. Wranek J. Wright J. York J. Youell Ny hea nee oe t y, § fs | s th Gis! dct aah itichen iid National Ftonor Society When a student has become a member of the National Honor Society he has attained the highest honor his school can confer upon him. Chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service, a member takes his pledge not only for his high school career, but for his whole life. He is rewarded both for talent and hard work. Those elected represent fifteen per cent of the graduating class chosen from the upper third. This year ten per cent il! were chosen 4A’s, five per cent being chosen, later, as 4B’s, thus enabling the organization to be more active. Election to this society is an honor coveted by every student. ii Purpose: To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, . to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of American secondary schools. Motto: Scholarship, Leadership, Character and Service. EMBLEM: Keeptone and torch. I OFFICERS PF OSH CHE. or, peteane bea caee toate vaseknreesentntseeanes coer att aan ane irc creplere tied SAM HALL | Vice-President ...... sbassdeenve rca tw tease See. ase eer eee Poetinciss sae PAULA RAMSEY 5) CCV COIN Baxeecensetse Piha Bic aeca iewnecteease pigs a Fe RACHEL CHILDRESS TPRUSUPER, 2 icassbssenattectaterestsetap ERY MS Eyres prercae Aa ee CoLitreR Harvey Parcel by AGUS OF cor cents tostexceeeceah Won terevennc eaters .....Miss PAULINE FISHER First Row: S. Hall, R. Childress, P. Ramsey, C. Harvey. Second Row: |. Harper, L. Clements, P. Ryan, F. Ellictt, M. J. Crews, B. Taylor. Third Row: K. Garner, F. Martin, K. Pugh, V. Noel, A. White, F. Crank, B. J. Hanna. Fourth Row: E. Massie, E. Woodle, R. Bailey, C. Harper, H. Harris, J. Couch. Fifth Row: B. Hanel, V. Walker, H. Hester, $. Williams, R. Harvey, L. Scott. } Sixth Row: J. Edmunds, J. Snead, |. C. Jones, C. Boice, M. Stratton, A. Acree, A. D. Thomas. Seventh Row: A. Brinkley, E. Kendrick, H. Burnette, J. Denny, O. Meriwether, C. Douglass, D. Beckner, Miss Fisher. 3 Che TFtonor Leaque In 1912, three Lynchburg boys attending the University of Virginia were so inspired by the honor system there that they were instrumental in establishing one at E. C. Glass. Today any student who signs a pledge promising cooperation with our constitution is eligible for membership. This year, the Honor League has, in addition to its regular duties, revised its constitution, and presented as speaker to the student body a representative of the F.B.I. Throughout the year, the League has done its utmost to emphasize integrity in all phases of school life. Whereas many such organizations deal with the discouragement of all forms of dishonesty, the League has worked primarily in discouraging dishonesty in regard to work. In so doing, it has been better able to cope with the most prevalent form of dishonesty in our school. OFFICERS 2 eT ed Tee PO cE ey ee eo HerBert Harris [VION ELAS TONE Di creep DSA EO EEE So Oe Betty Jo HANNA ISG CLOT Vieme tat eine sgt Roos sccsecnncnceceetestesacecasine det veden” Nancy JANE THOMPSON Senior Representative....rcsccrercsrerrerecrererscrereesseersersrsereeersrseeed ALICE ACREE Junior Representattve...crscccscerecrereerererssreseeeresrererseraenserens Extras RICHARDS Sophomore Representatvve..ercecrcsrresererercrerererererererercsenrees PoLLy CREWS Faculty AGVISCS..cccccsccrsseerereereseesseronenes Mrs. WatiAceE, Mrs. SCHULTZ First Row: A. Acree, N. Thompson, B. Hanna, H. Harris, P. Crews, E. Richards. Second Row: B. Hogan, J. Tucker, B. Pierce, R. Blair, P. Ramsey, N. Holland, K. Campbell, C. Scott. Third Row: P. Johnson, C. Younger, M. Ramsey, D. Wingfield, T. Funk, G. Watkins, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Wallace, C. Anderson, E. Kendrick, D. Hoelscher, D. Cheatham, J. Metts, A. Ewers, R. Graham. it Student Council The Student Council consisting of a representative from each homeroom, a faculty adviser, and four executive officers is organized in order to create a democratic spirit throughout the school, build a more democratic feeling between the faculty and students, aid in training for citizenship, and improve school life generally. Ideas and suggestions for the improvement of our school are acted upon at the meetings of the Council every Thursday. One of the most successful undertakings of the Student Council this year was a Victory Bond Drive in which E. C. Glass emerged first in a state-wide campaign. The Student Council officers, outstanding bond salesmen, and faculty advisers presented the total of $52,000 in the form of Hospital units to wounded veterans in a ceremony held at the McGuire General Hospital in Richmond. OFFICERS PYG SUL OIE cerccpenscvarelges den eesncad teens ee eRe hi ole tt Saceeesteate w+esCURTIS HARPER Vice-President... Berseeans a hae mii eae eee SP Nos: Mary JANE CREWS SEP CLOR Gi acs sas atteenies eon mete cue ceneatrenens meesteis ere BS a as JANET Brown TY OUSUTET os Gaapentnenvosdestagteachass ive tce else xaks onion S mPa carenetess Sam HALL Feil by AWS OV 2, eccnsanevoreptnerecatesensensrrerpeasit Pacer er Mr. C. L. RAMSEY First Row: F. Penny, D. Hall, L. Stickley, J. Brown, C. Harper, M. Crews, M. Burks, B. Meriwether, S. Terrell. Second Row: E. Calvert, M. Foster, C. Saunders, P. Crews, B. Glass, J. Stratton, J. Layne, W. Pryor, Mr. Ramsey. Third Row: G. Blankinship, D. Wingfield, J. Denny, F. Ferguson, B. Massie, M. Hamlet. Onuill and Scroll The E. C. Glass chapter of Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society for high school journalists, was organized in the spring of 1928 to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. Members of Quill and Scroll must be chosen from the students enrolled in the high school who at the time of their election meet the following requirements: (1) They must be of at least junior standing. (2) They must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election. (3) They must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or creative endeavor. (4) They must be recommended by the adviser of the publication. (5) They must be approved by the national executive secretary. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill in students the ideal of scholarship; to advance the standards of journalism by developing better journalists and by teaching a higher code of ethics; to promote exact and impartial thinking, clear and forceful writing. OFFICERS UZFOSTOCTU acento se Scat ARS edepenPeren ears Rete Git Siete wee MARY SWEENEY VAECORTESHECTIE Meta cote arestete ete men ceseuaetecbetaswdess «sionssvsanse Iva CLAIRE JONES SCOT CECI tee etiathnios tensaanae eee iboestalsecsene SOREL EA ee AP SeITS -HELEN HESTER LU COSIUT CY mattne nents ccecen-scaysonegeesonensans® ence Paes tote DONALD FLOOK First Row: P. Hartsook. Second Row: L. Clements, B. Hanna, S. Scott, K. Campbell. Third Row: L. Tomlin, B. Coleman, A. Brinkley, S. Spencer. Fourth Row: J. Craig, A. Acree, P. Ramsey. Fifth Row: Miss Cunningham, M. Sweeney, |. Jones, H. Hester, D. Hook, Miss Steele, J. Edmunds. yi Che Critic LITERARY STAFF COzEAITOT er eee IvA CLAIRE JONES Litevary (Ee ditt atc ae Betty Jo HANNA Assistant Literary Editors....ELLA GRAHAM MassIg, Jor Gray Features ditonie ree ee HELEN HESTER Assistant Feature Editor..................-- Betty STUBBS Poctiyie Editors ae eee ee Mary SWEENEY Assistant Poetry Editovr................. FRANCES MarTIN Alumni Editors.......... ALICE ACREE, PAULA RAMSEY BX ChanOe ed tOien tees mee een eee DonaLp Hook ATE EGIL Te te eee ee PHYLLIs HarTSOOK Art Contributors— JEANNE RoLier, Macon HAMLET, HELEN ARRINGTON, Howarp COLEMAN, PHYLLIS ALLEN ATt AG UISET ete Heit Mrs. Marcaret HELBIG Literary “Advisers . a ccussentseon Miss RUTH BLUNT, Miss KATHLEEN HOLMES First Row: E. Massie, B. Hanna, |. Jones. BUSINESS STAFF FLeaddechs pisteernsae at terete ee Nancy THOMPSON Assistant Typists— MarigE Foster, BARBARA JENNINGS, PHYLLIs FARMER, Doris BURNETTE Circulation: Manacer. ne. 12s ALVIN GERHARDT Proof ReAA eee ee ee ca JEANNE BRUCE, Betty JANE SPENCER BisimessmViand gemma asset eee net LorrAINE Lowry Assistant Business Managetv............ DoLLy VAUGHN Advertising Managet............... Jo ANNE WHITAKER Assistant Advertising Managev........ PHYLLIS ALLEN Solicitors— Bittiz Day, Mary RoceEr KInG, JEAN WRANEK, BEVERLY LANG, ESTELLE BARKER, Max BARNARD, Peccy WILEY, JUNE WILEY, LAURA RADFORD, SARAH ROGERS, Betty ANNE SHEPHERD Business Adviset.............- Miss MARGARET WILLIAMS Second Row: P. Allen, A. Gerhardt, J. Gray, N. Thompson, P. Hartsook. Third Row: M. Sweeney, J. Bruce, B. Spencer, N. Duckworth, M. Barnard, P. Ramsey. Fourth Row: H. Arington, H. Hester, J. Whitaker, E. Martin, B. Stubbs, A. Acree. Fifth Row: J. Wranek, L. Radford, H. Harris, M. Hamlet, H. Coleman. Sixth Row: H. Wills, B. Lang, S. Rogers, B. Shepherd, E. Barker, M. Foster, Miss Holmes, Miss Blunt, D. Hook, B. Jennings, S. Harris. Grest Bitoni Chief vss: see-..sevoms con sseees MarTHA DILLARD SCHOOMME GIEOT emer eons econ caseece: JANET SNEAD Assistants— Iva Lez Davis, JOAN WHITAKER, JACQUELINE Mossy, ANN JONES, HELEN WILLS GIASSME CLE OT eee toc me seutnce eas Lots) Scorr Assistants— Haroitp MontTAGuE, DABNEY LOVING, LLoyp DEARBORN, MARTHA SPENCER JNU OAS TOC HOF conadconehcobhoncecskobenaodeoe JANE EDMUNDS Assistants— BARBARA COLEMAN, ANNE Mason, Sut Harris, Harriet TAYLor Staff VN ERICHICSIEE CLOTHE tre eee eee BEVERLY LANG Assistants...... Curtis Harper, Orry MERIWETHER, Lawson DRINKARD NG ote UALONC: meee et rnd tana Teton PuHyYLLis HarTSsooK PO PORTED Cte est eres tenide stesso ances: DeWitt BECKNER Bustwess Mana et i icans cee ce -pesteanrnteeee MINNIE MaAssIE TENSES IO LO ES crt cobodboe es ee RA TCC LEED REEOOEE ELEANOR WHITE ead STvGi site. Mice ees aed cxerctbocni eet MariE Foster Assistants— BARBARA JENNINGS, JANE PEARSON, Doris BURNETTE, PHYLLIS FARMER EditonialeANduisenmemente ee BEULAH PHIPPS Business Adviser.................- MarGARET F. WILLIAMS Table One: E. White, L. Dearborn, M. Dillard, B. Jennings, L. Scott, M. Foster, A. Mason, H. Mon- tague, M. Spencer. Table Two: P. Allen, H. Wills, H. Taylor, L. Drinkard, C. Harper, O. Meriwether, J. Whitaker, J. Snead, P. Hartsook, B. Lang. Table Three: S. Harris, E. Barker, B. Shepherd, S. Rogers, Miss Phipps, K. Campbell, J. Edmunds, D. Loving, D. Beckner, M. Massie, B. Coleman. Che Ktigh Cimes Co-Editovs.......... LuLu CLEMENTS, ROBERT CHERRY Advertistne ) Ba itor.cccuscsoccscemsssoen PEGccy WRIGHT DASSISEQTILS cree speaetes JOANNE BAKER, Mary Morrison Harper, Mary S. MALLAN ASSOCIOUE! LG1tOTncs.seateees eet CATHERINE CAMPBELL S bovtsiseeaee. Jim Coucu, Tommy Funk, Joz Evans EXCHANGES sae ere teense: JEAN YOUELL, Iva LEE Davis Columnists— Betty Stusss, ADELAIDE SMITH, DoroTHY Nicuots, Lois Tomuimn, JEANNE CRAIG, SPARKiE PoTEAT, MARIAN BECKNER, MARY BowMAN, JEAN WRANEK, LAURA RADFORD, Juan WiLiiamson, Harotp Cox, Howarp CoLEMAN, JANE FRENCH, HarrIET TAYLOR Reborters— RopNEY BLACKBURNE, Bertty RAMSEY, WILLIAM IsLEY, ANN ROBERTSON, FANNIE Crappock, BARBARA CAWTHORNE, FRANCES Dre Moss, RutTH BLANKENSHIP, JAMES Morritt, Nancy McDonatp, ROBERTA BECKNER, Nancy Lee Mappox, HELEN WILLS Ca btatie’ iF 59 pists rac. ccatipeercareowtees PHYLLIs FARMER Assistants— PuHytus LAYNE, Doris STANSBERY, VIVIAN Lar, Marion WRIGHT, Martie FOSTER, Doris BURNETTE, BARBARA JENNINGS Special Typists......JEsstz LayNz, Lorra Lez Lioyp Special Assistant. .sveca.:,-cossne ALAN BRINKLEY Business Managev.......... Miss MarGAaRET WILLIAMS Literary Advise?.:...c.. cssse0s Miss JANE CUNNINGHAM First Row: H. Blankinship, J. Williamson, J. Craig, R. Cherry, K. Campbell, H. Cox, B. Isley, E. Thomp- son, J. Layne, J. Youell. Second Row: H. Hughes, M. Foster, B. Jennings, P. Barber, H. Wills, H. Taylor, R. Beckner, M. Harper, B. Cawthorne, H. Wilkins, M. Mallan. Third Row: J. Baker, A. Robertson, S. Poteat, D. Nichols, A. Smith, B. Gwaltney, J. Gilliam, N. Mad- dox, M. Beckner, L. Tomlin, L. Radford, J. Wranek, K. Davis. Fourth Row: W. Woodson, J. French, S. Spencer, R. Blackburne, B. Couch, T. Funk, J. Evans, J. Couch, E. Grey, R. Blair, M. Bowman, N. McDonald, P. Coleman. Debating Cub The Debating Club is organized for the purpose of affording oppor- tunity for the cultivating of skill in the art of debate for those pupils of the school who desire to add that to their mental equipment. Regular meetings have been held throughout the session, and spirited contests have been conducted on various current questions. Those who have shown outstanding ability are grouped in teams to take part in the debates for selection of teams to enter the annual state debating contest at the University of Virginia in May. The club engaged in a contest with Danville in April to determine the representatives from the western district in the state contest. First Row: L. Radford. Second Row: H. Coleman, M. Beckner, J. French, A. Jones. Third Row: F. Penny, A. Bruce, A. Gerhardt, D. Hook. Fourth Row: B. Bryant, L. Hutter, H. Harris. Fifth Row: R. Beckner, J. Gray, M. Williams, Mr. Abbott. Sodalitas Latina MAGISTRATUS COMSIELES. ersten acct aseteseetiuedent cast oetoeneene Arice ACREE, PAULA RAMSEY (GEMS OT A cs creca Booster ate sage Rateteriey OU Gear eee IvA CLAIRE JONES OU SHOT orcs sce secststeat ves iatoaesdserades hessaheveservanceattaerssenscpaqarsnCweoens JETTY STUBBS A COMES Sach ER AE eee Ann MontcoMeEry, Lois SCOTT Sodalitas Latina, Senatus Populusque Romanus, Anno Domini MCMXXXV constituta est. Sodales huius sodalitatis ex tertia et quarta classe deliguntur. Concilia sodalitatis in sedibus sodalium quarter in anno habentur. Aedilibus cure est pro- videre ut concilia sint huius modi qu animos sodalium ad studium vite antique indendant. First Row: A. Acree, P. Ramsey. Second Row: J. Roller, N. Duckworth, A. Montgomery, L. Scott. Third Row: E. Massie, J. Hogan, N. Harvey, P. Smoot, |. Jones, B. Stubbs. Fourth Row: S. Growdon, L. Jones, J. French, S. Rogers, M. Daura, H. Hester. Fifth Row: M. Bowman, H. Wills, C. Campbell, R. Morrissett. French Club OFFICERS | EGAN TL PrcPePe on GON ea DOP eee aE Cee Macon HAMLET VUE ee VC SIO CUE ae tere eusincosaceespyeaersras: Read eras bce tee eee Iva CLAIRE JONES WS ECTELOPN= I 1 CASUT EN. ..cucnnvsgtsocesentccaeesuceensecueecstseecurs search Betty Jo HANNA PRO ULE 0 OLS CT nu rcserns n-8teese aR ny apes rE ee rte Miss KaTHLEEN HOLMES The French Club has been revised under the direction of Miss Holmes, faculty adviser, and has enjoyed a very successful year. The programs given every three weeks, are intended to acquaint the pupils with French life, language, and customs. Jane Edmunds, the program chairman, cooperating with Barbara Anne Taylor, the music leader, has brought to the club members highly entertaining and educa- tional programs consisting of reports on French current events, speakers, short dialogues, games, and songs. First Row: L. Clements, D. Robertson. Second Row: M. Hamlet, |. Jones, B. Hanel. Third Row: B. Hanna, B. Taylor, P. White. Fourth Row: R. Stuart, S. Williams, E. Massie. Fifth Row: C. Boice, Miss Holmes, L. Roberts, J. Edmunds. Ses ea Spanish Cub The Spanish Club is for 4B Spanish students who are especially interested in learning more about the life and people in the Spanish speaking countries. Meetings are held once a month at school and at the homes of the 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. OFFICERS PP ESIL CUE oe cetac seccctonee Cnakentepense@ctkescumecotee tires sts sas racer esky CoLtiER HARVEY | Voice PRr Osidond ee chesnut engucsses Gat ccasousoteb ieeeaNen eee oes een ee SEP CLOT ack betccosre see Pica sonte sen lcdias Sveeeesirbs Oy Mas ote Ina paaintanes FRANCES MARTIN TP BUSUT OF ctaten cs seoees oie Boe Ak concn ORE Nancy Lee Mappox BT First Row: H. Montague, S. Bomar, J. Bruce, D. Bremer, N. Maddox, C. Harvey, F. Martin, M. Can- ada, |. Harper, L. Keever, J. Ricketts. Second Row: L. Brown, M. Sweeney, B. Coleman, M. Wilkerson, M. Stratton, A. White, Miss Bell, y| M. Spencer, L. Stickley, M. Dillard, H. Arington, E. Gordon, M. Terrell. ! Third Row: W. Hillsman, D. Culbertson, D. DeHart, M. Hudson, A. Layne, L. Tomlin, V. Bourke, A. Amonette, B. Lang, J. Carter, R. Cherry, J. Couch, D. Beckner, W. Woodson, J. Powers. Chemistry Cub This year the Chemistry Club has been kept on its toes trying to keep up with the great strides made in science. The atomic bomb, with its new elements, the modern methods of making cotton cloth, and the new drugs have been sources of some of our programs. Dr. Garretson, a member of the chemistry department of Lynchburg College, gave the club a very instructive lecture on Silicone as a lubricant. Mr. John Simpson made one program a great joy by his talk and pictures of “Under Water Photography.” Other programs of the club have included field trips, moving pictures, quiz programs, and a birthday party with students representing scientists from Priestley to Lisa Meitner. The membership of the Chemistry Club includes three classes of students; those who have completed chemistry, 3B’s now taking chemistry, and 3A’s who are making an average of 85 on their work. ORFIGERS TEA GOA NHN hreat re ty Pee eer esss sactyAtesreioses Siren Carts ae .....JOE GRAY Vice-President .....000 BR eh Oe ee Red 2a. eave seeeeees OLLIER HARVEY SCCKELAPY)..00.08- Pe SPEER LTR et fis a ee beehes Berth eee PauLta RAMSEY UG CASULCY oecectsees PONE ne ete coe Pe PM Cae iectecthe: fees ALICE ACRED First Row: J. Gray, P. Ramsey, A. Acree, C. Harvey. Second Row: D. Loving, B. Taylor, B. Meriwether, C. Campbell, H. Hester, L. Scott, B. J. Hanna, J. Snead, H. Harris. Third Row: J. Evans, R. Stuart, B. Lang, P. Oglesby, L. Clements, B. Winfree, H. Wills, H. Taylor, A. Gerhardt, J. Utt. Fourth Row: V. Burnett, E. Simpson, G. Gordon, C. Harper, M. Williams, M. Daura, C. DeYoung, M. Crance, R. Morrissett, M. Barnard, C. Plunkett, J. Martin, C. Layne, B. Massie. Fifth Row: P. G. Ma rkham, E. Richards, O. Meriwether, B. Driskill, J. Edmunds, E. Massie, D. Beckner, W. Webber, H. Templeton, J. Williamson, J. French, L. Hutter, B. Burks, Miss Phipps. Notion Picture Club The Visual Education Program, under the direction of Mr. Turkel, faculty sponsor, has been greatly expanded and kept busier than ever. As many as ten films, covering varied fields of instruction, have been screened in a single week. i A system of apprenticeship was developed to provide a corps of operators. i Emphasis was also placed on care of the equipment as a means of assuring its continued good performance. John Denny and Kenneth Roach kept the equipment in good working order. i Films were secured from about a dozen sources, including the city library in John Wyatt School. While no particular subjects were favored, a special effort was made to provide the Physical Education Classes with films on sports, Athletics, Health, and Related Subjects as a part of their weekly schedule. iM OFFICERS Pr Ost OM b.cs acsnisev ete ta leds ot ted ane poeado Soe Ope een ecto greene se ene JoHN CARTER V4 CO-PPF Std CUTE opoantcerdnatecnadveecac tent inole cat earvipnresa ten. hayacaa KENNETH ROACH . SOCretary-TreAsSUrer...ccscccesssrcsrcerresencersessnenssenscorsconesensenass CoLLieR HARVEY Chief Operator ....cccscessoscerssssssstscesessorensnerconcserossossmenonsonaasseenes Joun DENNY First Row: W. Tuck, C. Harvey, K. Roach, Mr. Turkel, J. Carter, J. Denny, B. Sitton. Second Row: D. Hook, J. Gorman, C. Hicks, L. Hawkes, M. Gallier, E. Richardson, L. Crocker, H. Rogers. Third Row: J. Martin, A. Murray, C. Johnson, L. Farris, H. Harris, B. Bryant, B. Taylor, J. Loving, J. Allen, M. Almond. Library Council The Library Council is composed of the Library staff and the Library Repre- sentatives. The staff consists of pupils who serve in the Library, seven for each of six periods and seven for before and after school. Two typists do the clerical work, two treasurers collect the fines for over-due books, and two pupils act as messengers. The representatives are pupils in the homerooms who borrow and return books for their classmates every morning. The Library Council supplies to the school an indispensable service and affords valuable experience to the pupils. Miss Norvell Craighill is faculty adviser. First Row: R. Harris, A. Pickett, M. Noel, L. Noel, N. Beard, C. Gaddis, J. Gray, C. Harvey, Miss Craighill. Second Row: V: Elliof, R. Bibb, E. Falwell, H. Hockette, G. Hawkins, S. Williams, A. White, F. Martin, J. Dees, J. Shaner, P. Kidd, G. Hawes, E. Richards, B. Fix, P. Wooldridge. Third Row: O. Meriwether, L. Brown, N. Bowen, L. Lloyd, H. Garbee, S. Bibb, J. Gilliam, B. Hogan, B. East, S. Bomar, B. Carriker, N. Harvey, L. Siegel, F. Kinnier, T. Funk. Fourth Row: D. Loving, J. Martin, B. Ferguson, P. Kidd, A. Gerhardt, B. Ramsey, H. Burnette, J. Craig, A. Bruce, B. Ramsey, B. J. Thompson, H. Cox, B. Gordon, B. Rogers, D. Smith, J. Mc- Laughlin, P. Cox, J. Boice, H. Allen, D. Dudley, C. Johnson. i rt League -In passing 317, we get a glimpse of pictures showing life and nature in its different phases. In this way we are afforded an opportunity to escape for a second the humdrumness of daily routine and for a moment to see life in a more romantic way. The art work in our publications, both Critic and Crest, is highly rated. The posters done by our art students have added zest, appeal and humor to the cam- paigns and activities carried on in the school. In looking at the paintings, we realize the great amount of work which went into their creation. To Mrs. Helbig and her artists we cannot give enough appreciation, OFFICERS Presid oRB Seco svi Saad sae eden bo Scenes ona nees an res aoe Howarp CoLEMAN Vai hegEP RSI CHER. Ds estelicscta toes sde gies caadenet tnexdvens taeeo ea ee JEANNE ROLLER SCCTELAT Vessncsesesrseccovssorsosaransnesdbesoscesssseseteesconrscceschassseguennse HELEN ARINGTON First Row: G. Hawkins. Second Row: O. Smith, H. Arington, D. Lewis, F. Elliot. Third Row: J. Lyle, C. Scott, J. Ricketts, Mrs. Helbig, B. J. Harvey, N. Beard. David Garrick Players The David Garrick Players, dramatic organization of the E. C. Glass High School, celebrating this year its twentieth anniversary, looks back upon a successful career. Several former members are studying in dramatical schools, and many have participated in college drama and in Little Theatre. The outstanding effort of this school term was the presentation of weride and Prejudice” on the beautiful stage of Robert E. Lee Junior High School. This play involved a cast of twenty-five with fifteen stage workers, was played to full houses two nights, and pronounced by the Lynchburg News “a polished produc- Lion: One-act plays have been given in assemblies as a program for the Fort Hill Club, and a group of the best as a public performance. The play entered in the State Contest is “Eternal Life.” OFFICERS Es ECs em eee ae ec coe Cea onee consnnrss «sanunisesey on ceee CarL DouGLass VAC CoE SUO CT Ceo osok cou sent eosasn nt heceth steen enna aeaas BARBARA ANNE SELLERS CEP CHOIM ccsosc-cecstecacs scesadesesstsee cuoeenctadnovantcoeshaneacnitteaedennssesranen Kitty GARNER RICO SUE ee Cs oo nck view avon ca caters tes carey scnwanamasnasi's nesdeaeeeer WaLTER WEBBER Faculty Adviser....s..ssssssessscessscssesreresressessonsrssssnsensesensenensens Mrs. NIcHOLAS First Row: J. Roller, W. Woodson, B. Taylor, C. Douglass, K. Garner, W. Webber, B. Sellers, B. Lang. Second Row: B. Couch, A. Smith, J. Patterson, J. Williamson, R. Blankinship, E. Calvert, E. Harris, M. Stratton, A. White, J. Ricketts, J. Craig, L. Davis, P. Sweeney, L. Noel, R. Blair, J. Allen. Third Row: S. Poteat, G. Sheffey, P. Hartsook, L. Langley, D. Beckner, R. Knieriem, A. Gerhardt, H. Armstrong, R. Beckner, M. Harper, M. Beckner, L. Hutter. Fourth Row: C. Plunkett, H. Garbee, R. Watson, E. Massie, J. Snead, R. Underwood, L. Drinkard, B. Driskill, F. Kinnier, J. Couch, Mrs. Nicholas. it Business Education The Business Education Department has done outstanding work in helping with various jobs about the school. The students in this department have served as bookkeepers, accountants, treasurers, and auditors for high school clubs, publications, and other organizations as well as in the high school office. Instruction in typewriting, bookkeeping, shorthand, transcription, commercial geography, business arithmetic, business law, and office training is given to achieve this course. Many of our students, upon completion of the course, have been recommended for high positions with leading business firms. Many G. I’s who have returned to our school haye enrolled in the business education department where they are showing commendable progress. First Row: J. Wright, J. Whitlow, E. Carey, J. Thompson, J. Tyree, M. Thacker, D. Tucker, S. Thacker, V. Lair, P. Farmer, L. Jamerson, M, Mitchell, R. Soots, M. L. Marshall, T. M. Spencer, C. F. Martin, J. Swain, J. Torrence, N. Brown, L. Aultise, N. Driskill, F. Godsey, M. L. Creasy, D. Paris, P. Wooldridge. Second Row: F. Fitzgerald, F. Coleman, P. Doss, F. Oakes, V. Irby, L. Ewing, F. Smith, L. Crouse, C. Brown, B. Minnick, M. Brown, A. Carriker, S. Terrell, J. Stator, B. Glass, H. Pugh, LE. Campbell, J. Pate, B. Cash, W. Durham. Third Row: J. Robey, N. Smoot, O. Parrish, V. Witt, J. Layne, J. Pearce, G. Pearce, B. Daniel, H. Hockette, F. Merritt, M. Jones, H. Kay, K. Pearson, J. Miles, C. Saunders, H. Paris, C. Zarres, B. Rogers, J. Franklin, J. T. Davis, M. Torrence, A. Case. Fourth Row: M. Bullock, P. Avers, M. Smith, L. Doss, D. Wright, J. Reynolds, J. Coleman, J. Bomar, D. Taylor, B. A. Barker, D. R. Woody, B. Bailey, F. Hawks, L. Smith, D. Stansbery, P. Layne, B. J. Tyree, S. Temple- ton, D. Franklin, A. Pickett, F. Wilkinson, V. Walker, L. Siegel. Fifth Row: L. Coleman, C. Marsh, N. Spencer, F. Raby, M. Foster, B. Jennings, S. Stennette, R. Wooldridge, E. Tomlinson, D. Gunter, R. Bibb, V. Elliot, B. Donald, I. Clark, C. Wilkins, C. McCraw, B. Wilkins, M. Higginbotham, V. Irvin, S. MeFall, D. Johnson. Sixth Row: B. Driskill, J. Fortune, E. White, F. Elliot, B. Jordan, M. Wright, M. Crocetti, M. Suddith, F. Law, FE. Keesee, F. Stevens, B. Campbell, B. Crist, N. Jones, A. McCraw, M. Per Dieu, J. Gallaher, H. Berry, J. Conway. Seventh Row: C. Ashworth, M. Massie, G. Hawkins, J. Guy, C. Hanel, W. Pryor, B. Hatter, L. Ewers, J. Slough, J. Hudson, B. E. Rogers, J. Hudson, J. Callaham, E. Johnson, E. Elder, F. Turner, L. J. Hading, V. Creasy, B. Adams. Eighth Row: R. Kelling, M. J. ‘Thompson, M. Lamprou, E. Webb, L. Russell, P. Johnson, N. Akers, B. Dill, J. Hall, M. Logwood, J. Logwood, F. Baker, C. Cumby, A. Clark, B. Thomas, R. Bailey, J. Lyle, C. Cuter, F. Covington, P. Godsey, C. Truxell, M. Willoughby, W. Mitchell. Ninth Row: M. Tyree, J. Williams, V. Noel. P. Ryan, A. Young, DY. Burks, R. Childress, A. Robertson, D. Frazier, W. Tyree, P. Elder, E. Falwell, E. Freeman, J. Hargis, M. Noel, P. Crews, 8. Brooks, L. Farris, B. Lee, S. Musgrove. Tenth Row: R. Tucker, H. Howard, J. Tant, L. Wright, E. Wingfield, N. Arthur, B. Rice, B. Bell, M. Fitz- gerald, J. Franklin, M. Watson, D. Peters, D. Francis, V. Hogan, S. Elliott, J. Callahan, J. Howard, L. Vaughan, E. Mason. Eleventh Row: M. Almond, B. Jones, M. Trump, G. Smith, B. Ross, J. Thompson, E. Hudson, J. Harris, J. Shaner, H. Hundley, L. Morgan, E. Duncan, J. Collier, A. Middleton, J. Stephens, C. Scott, B. Ayers, J. Burruss, L. Dawson, P. Elder. Twelfth Row: C. Hamill, K. Wood, J. Tucker, G. Burnette, J. Wingfield, S. Osborne, N. Smoot, M. Woody, G. Hawes, P. Kidd, J. Brown, S. Bibb, L. Bagby, J. Andrews, J. Smith, L. Governor, H. Burnette. Thirteenth Row: J. Ramsey, O. Bradner, P. Johnson, V. Maddox, S. Moore, V. Rush, J. Fore, C. Peery, C. Worley, L. Underwood, N. Hatter, Mr. Burmahln, K. McGinnis, J. McLaughlin, J. Scruggs, C. Akers, R, Adams, P. Carroll, R. Ross, L. Morton, C. Melver. Distributors’ Chub Member of State and National Retail Selling Organizations The Lynchburg Distributors’ Club of E. C. Glass High is a member of both the State and National Association of Distributors’ Clubs. It is composed of mem- bers of the Retail Selling Class. The purpose of the club is to stimulate a wider-spread interest in the oppor- tunities offered for a career in the retail field. Because of their part-time work program, the members have only a limited time for outside school activities; therefore, the club meetings are held in class periods. These meetings help to develop some of the most important by-products of all club work-group-coéperation, leadership, tolerance and poise. The Club’s officers are as follows: [EXO IATL AW Rope bts PES AOE ITO. USES EC COPE oo cGL a Birt PAayNE Ti Cet EV CS1d Crass Betenean cosas soe ot sco npnsiee- sereas presrrvensseeseoesert BEVERLY JORDAN Secretary-TVCASUr eP serscecscrercrerssrerscserereveneneneensiceeeseeneeeeeene Joyce Tant First Row: E. Marks, J. Tant. Second Row: B. Hawkins, D. Gourley, J. Spencer, W. Hillsman. Third Row: B. Montgomery, E. Hartless, L. Wright, E. Wingfield, E. Camden. Fourth Row: F. Law, Miss Colby, B. Hatter, L. Morton, B. Payne. } y) iP ii Ga Geol The Tri-Hi is an organization made up of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. As Girl Reserves they are the Junior Members of the Young Women’s Christian Association, which is not only a National, but also an International Organization. With the purpose “To Find and Give the Best in Life” the girls with the aid of their leaders, plan their own programs. It is a club in which all have fun, and at the same time each girl has the chance to develop in Leadership. OFFICERS PPP ESV CHE epee asc ouaetonetesss Perey ornate te Prieta: ....NANCY LEE Mappox VGC aE POSH EN is ooicccdaes deseo dataset cect eee wes a BARBARA ANN TAYLOR TF OGSUT OT coe lk acewin face eud eer TE ede na eo JANE EpMUNDS COrr eS PONGIN Gy SOCHELATY cvasenneentoastgucutgestssuieecxdossta¥intinentes PATRICIA SMOOT PR ECOTOING SCCTCEAIV GS Av cigscre mari mamnrdent ys Wire ceta ee Betty JANE SPENCER First Row: N. Maddox. Second Row: B. Spencer, B. Taylor, P. Smoot, J. Edmunds. Third Row: F. Martin, A. White, M. Straton, S. Williams. Fourth Row: A. Watson, J. Bruce, E. Massie, J. Dees. Fifth Row: P. Hartsook, G. Steagall, E. Rucker, N. Harvey. Sixth Row: B. Thomas, M. Crews, G. Layne, P. Layne. Seventh Row: M. Creasy, J. Ricketts, M. Jones, M. Harvey. Eighth Row: S. Singleton, E. Gordon, B. Hogan, L. Hutter. Ninth Row: J. Craig, A. Thomas, J. McLaughlin, P. Cox. Tenth Row: M. Robertson, P. Caufield, L. Jamerson, P. Johnson. Eleventh Row: M. K. Newland, B. Wilkins, F. Oakes, A. Murray. Twelfth Row: M. A. Newland, B. Blankinship. Thirteenth Row: I. C. Jones, A. Montgomery, B. A. Ramsey, W. Rucker, M. Noel, B. Cawthorne, J. Miles, D. Parker, B. Warner, A. Mason, L. Noel, V. VanCleve, N. Beard, F. Coleman, B. Crist, R. Webber, | 2 Allen. Fourteenth Row: J. French, M. Sweeney, A. Bruce, M. Beckner, M. M. Harper, V. Rush, J. Harvey, G. Howell, L. Paine, J. Moseley, R. Beckner, B. Curtis, M. Fitzgerald, S. Elliot, J. Baker, P. T. Fisher, N. Bryant. Che: With the purpose of “‘creating, maintaining and extending throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian living,” the E. C. Glass Hi-Y Club for boys began in 1915. This is one of the thousands of such clubs affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. throughout the world. This year the Glass High Club was divided into two chapters. The Juniors and the Seniors made up the E. C. Glass club; while the Sophomores composed the Pioneer Club. Dances, a Father and Son Banquet, a Mother and Son Meeting, a hay ride, and a district conference highlighted the social functions; while a week of prayer program and a vocational guidance campaign made up the Club’s projects. E. C. GLASS CLUB f BP AGS Ae Rin oh 5 ar eR a ee CurTIs HARPER WicerPresi@Cilt meets e a. arte eee BILL DRIsKILL DECNELANY IM CASUNCM Naeesene nee. ca OTEY MERIWETHER Gira pia riecesteerc: Sete taes tenes Lawson DRINKARD H First Row: B. Massie, B. Fix, R. Turner, B. Burks. Second Row: S. Showalter, R. Shields, H. Mitchell, M. Un- derwood. Third Row: J. Utt, L. Langley, D. Drinkard, R. Harman. Fourth Row: R. Watson, F. Moomaw, C. Johnson, A. Tate, R. Motley, B. Taylor. Fifth Row: E. Richards, W. Webber, E. Simpson, J. Couch, I. Beckner, J. Evans. Sixth Row: H. Allen, H. Dirom, G. Gordon, B. McVeigh. Seventh Row: C. Frey, B. Stalling, W. Woodson, D. Hook. Eighth Row: 8B. Bryant. Ninth Row: E. Kendrick, N. Monroe, R. Cherry, B. Rhodes. I First Row: B. Couch, J. Boice. OFFICERS PIONEER CLUB PYESDC WE eects Rees erin oaod hed aban do shee eee Jimmy BoIce Wiicee Presta bars .ctssacaes meee eee nerds = Bos CoucH SECTECANV 1d CASUNE Ts nxte-.te pies -aeaasien- Jo—E McCartHy GRO apie teers ace osc taeer eter eet STUART HARRIS Second Row: S. Harris, J. McCarthy. Third Row: G. Blankenship, S. Meyers. Fourth Row: P. Bargermin, T. Benson. Fifth Row: J. Cure, B. Bullock. Sixth Row: H. Hughs. Y First Row: A. D. Thomas. Second Row: L. Siegel. Third Row: H. Brooks. Fourth Row: J. Campbell, J. Vaughn, D. Wingfield. Fifth Row: S. White, T. Funk, C. Powell, R. Moser. Sixth Row: D. Growdon, D. Loving, F. Ferguson, B. Basham. Seventh Row: H. Harris, F. Kennier, T. Hollaway, A. Ger- hardt. Eighth Row: J. Gray, D. Doudley, B. Jordon, F. McLane. Officers: O. Meriwether, C. Harper, L. Drinkard, B. Driskill. Che Vis ted Choir The Vested Choir is an outgrowth of the A Capella choir which was organized by Mr. Lewis Bierly in 1937. The organization is composed of approximately fifty high school boys and girls. The Director decides by voice tests who shall belong to the choir. Students having two years active work in the choir receive a choir pin in recognition of their fine service and appreciation of good music. It is the purpose of this organization to enlighten the musical soul of the school as well as the communty. This aim was truly expressed by the choir in their performance at the Spring Concert. It is our hope that the choir will always serve the best interest of our school by performing whenever they are called upon. The Directors for the choir this year have been, Mrs. Bair, Miss Howell, and Mr. W. T. Nicholas, recently discharged from the U. S. Navy. First Row: B. Daniel, B. Toler, A. Walkup, D. Bremer, F. Martin, A. Acree. Second Row: H. Hockette, |. Smith, B. Campbell, B. Burks, G. Steagall, D. Everett. Third Row: L. Davis, M. Hudson, G. Layne, B. Jennings, P. Ramsey, B. Rush. Fourth Row: B. Hanel, F. Wickline, L. Payne, M. Foster, L. Clements, P. Cox. Fifth Row: M. Williams, G. Howell, J. Reid, M. Newland, J. Snead, J. Figg. Sixth Row: R. Hinnant, R. Moyer, J. Williamson, H. Raines, W. Webber, R. Harman. Seventh Row: J. McNutt, Mr. Nicholas, J. Vaughn, F. Ferguson, B. McVeigh. Members Not in the Picture: N. Maddox, L. Tomlin, A. Tolley, R. Knieriem, M. Newland, F. Coleman. Che Girls’ Glee Cub The Girls’ Glee Club, composed of about one hundred members, has spent its time this year in the study of folk songs, popular songs, and those of a classical nature. The club presented a program of Thanksgiving music in assembly of November the twenty-first which was very appropriate to the season. One part of our program which gave much pleasure to others as well as to us was an evening spent in caroling. In the spring we entered the Annual High School Music Festival in which we competed with other music departments from the state. The Girls’ Glee Club closed its season by participating in the Spring Concert, a function in which the whole school has a genuine interest. Eves Row.) |. Jamerson; B. Bell, P. Ayers, O5 Parrish, D. Paris, -P. Woolridge, G. Tedder, J. Miles, B. Adams, V. Van Cleve, B. Warner, N. Storie, D. Parker, N. Patterson, F. Raby. Gaeonds Row: 6. dethomas, Ba Rice, J: LaynesJ. WittyR. Harvey,.J. Franklin, M. Watson, F. Oakes, A. Garriker, C. Brown, L. Crouse, M. J. Crews, F. Fitzgerald, J. Swain, J. T. Spencer. Third Row: P. Lacy, A. Robertson, U. Tyree, J. Walkup, P. Elder, N. Smoot, D. McGhee, B. Jordon, J. Hudson, V. Hogan, P. Crews, J. Howard, N. Bryant, J. Collier, H. Hundley, B. Tyree, Pat Sweeney. Fourth Row: J. Staton, R. Morrissette, M. Bures, L. Russell, V. Pickeral, C. Younger, M. Wright, L. Ewers, C. Noel, D. Stansbery, C. Wilkins, C. McCraw, B. Mills, M. Woody, B. Rogers, M. Log- wood, A. Templeton, S. Brooks. Fifth Row: M. Shaw, E. Camden, P. Taylor, M. Wade, J. Patterson, D. Henderson, D. Frazier, B. Cash, B. Osborne, S. J. Whitlow, S. Elliott, L. Mayhew, C. Smith, H. Tucker, B. M. Rogers, S. Lindsey, L. Harding, G. Stanberry. Sixth Row: G. Walker, Mr. Nicholas, N. Dunn. Orchestra The Orchestra is one of the few in this section of the State. We feel fortunate to have such a worthwhile organization in our school. This year the Orchestra took part in the District Competition Festivals, and the All State Orchestra, to which four of our members have been elected. Here at school we have furnished the needed music for the plays presented by the David Garrick Players and the Senior Class. Of course our Orchestra's part in the Music Department’s Annual Spring Concert was the same high quality we have maintained in the past year. OFFICERS Presidente. cw hy PPR Ld | setae Re fae Peeeortt ELEANOR POWELL WS COTELOTY:. -sssucecs puagsiity stakaken ee thuoctedm cote paces: ivathepe eee esate LovuIsE SMITH LPERSUPOT oo oad oor: Be tc en es een At nny Ae WINIFRED PRYOR Circle One, left to right: F. King, E. Powell, P. Layne, L. Smith, M. Thurston, J. George. Circle Two: B. White, D. Franklin, A. Pickett, E. Calvert, J. Morgan, B. Osborn, |. Harper, N. Spencer, W. Pryor, A. Brewer, J. Guy. Circle Three: G. Blankinship, F. Penny, D. Woody, N. Benedict, M. Suddith, M. Crocetti, D. Taylor, J. Boice, P. Kittleston, C. Hanel, Mr. Hesch, N. Brooks. Band This year the Band is performing more seniors’ music than it has in the past. One event which brought about the desire to do heavier music is the fact that it was host to the All State Band. Six members of the E. C. Glass High School Instrumental Department represented us in this event. The Band entered the District Competition Festivals, receiving the highest award, First Division. This competition was discontinued during the war, but it is again playing a very large part in music throughout the state. On the local scene, the Band, in its colorful uniform, has added picturesqueness to civic and school functions such as the parade for Congressional Medal Winner Doss, Armistice Day Celebration, Athletic events, and the Music Department’s Annual Spring Concert. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Jack PowELL Circle One: W. Osborn, G. Gordon, C. Pearce, N. Hatter, R. Adams, C. Plunket, B. Rush. Circle Two: A. Tate, B. Irby, R. Curly, J. Morgan, M. Smoot, R. Moorman, N. Barton, T. Benson, C. Elton, B. Burks, R. Knieriem. Circle Three: J. Powell, H. Shaner, J. Martin, J. Allen, C. Douglass, C. Powell, B. Isley. Circle Four: C. Watson, F. Alvis, R. Motley, M. White, R. Turner, B. Shorter, K. Garner, R. Vaughn, R. Darmon, W. Duvall. Crade and Industrial School This year the Trade and Industrial school has broadened the curriculum and increased the faculty from two to five. These changes have been the results of the return of the G. I.’s. Classes and shop work are offered in Electricity, Radio, Machines and Drafting. There is an enrollment of 152, ninety-two boys from E. C. Glass High School and sixty veterans from the city not enrolled in high school. The veterans are practically all enrolled in classes in electricity and radio. The Trade and Industrial school this year has done wiring and repair work for the School Board in almost every school building in the system. The installa- tion of outlet receptacles in the buildings and the extension cords have aided greatly the Visual Education program. First Row: B. Tucker; B. Sitton, P. Coleman, B. Megginson, R. Hesson, H. Throneburg, C. Fry, R. Mc- Quarry, M. Wilmer, B. Crickenburger, D. Williams. Second Row: L. Marsh, C. Tyree, L. Crocker, S. Dixon, R. Bailey, K. Kessler, C. Witt, E. Wade, T. Paris, F. Paris, J. Creasy. Third Row: H. Blankenship, C. Compton, A. Williams, T. Trevey, J. Bradner, E. Richardson, L. Crocker, B. Paris, F. Mays, B. White, A. Cumby. Fourth Row: D. Bohon, P. Cowins, R. Hubbell, C. Almond, R. Conner, T. Wilkerson, H. Mitchell, A. Crawley, L. Dixon, V. Woodson, R. Brown, R. Powers. Fifth Row: A. Johnson, G. Penny, M. Maddox, H. Stokes, K. Roach, L. Langford, D. Wingfield, N. Burns, M. Hough, B. Adkins, Mr. Fox, Mr. Jones. Sixth Row: B. Chambers, R. Shaner, E. Perdieu, B. Driskill, J. Johnson, J. Williams, R. Ferguson, R. Clements, J. Wood, E. Duff, G. Anderson, L. Mayberry, G. Anderson. Seventh Row: H. Metts. Service Hen E. C. Glass has fifty-two G. I.’s, men and women coming from every branch of the armed forces. Having completed the crusade of exterminating the tyrannical and aggressive nations we again become students endeavoring to equip ourselves with the tools so necessary for success in life. Many times we have seen the disadvantages of an unfinished education. Now that we have put away our rifles and drawn books at E. C. Glass High School, we are impressed by the feeling that exists between the veteran and his associates. The teachers are willing to be of help in all of our studies. At first we thought we would be out of place among the younger students but since we have returned, we have found real friendship and understanding. The ““good mornings” and “hellos” that greet one each day add real enjoyment to school lite: First Row: J. Jackson, B. Sisk, L. Shaw, T. Wilkerson, R. Pendleton, E. Williams, R. Grubbs, B. Macheras. Second Row: J. Hill, C. 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Pe bore Cale LAL WA A cccnbes fat Vo, Ll 2 flap od Dare ae 2 eas ae bay Nz SL Mer ; Ze loney O Vptabo? {Sa Tle: Gr hs cos re See S Ay S Ee cee Sa Neamt mere eto7e.- Cl he, Cie Ay A. py Sie. %, eats eagle) Hig, Se “Fibin Yeh Ener tn a TTT CR Ste aaah | os TAR By ait Kuch wr ans ae mein Nine q Petry We oats HIGH ScHoL : OL | c ORGE HIGH SCHOO bye ANTON LITARY ACADEMY Bey anon NEWS HIGH SCHOOL x yo FOVILLE HIGH SCHog, 2 2s c SCHOOL - oe IGF ne ee oN a Or aC : So eas ee. cif cre uot SCHOOL . re are yor SCHOOL oe ee HIGH SCHOOL Re CHE 1 Athletics O A MH F E | Ti cC C = R G S U N O 1 F L Mascot Tippy A. Walkup, J. Powell, P. Ramsey, O. Meriwether Football Although we had been practicing since the first of September, when the time came for the opening game with Clifton Forge we were only half confident of our ability. In this Clifton Forge game however, our powerful line, making a spectacular debut, accounted directly for all four touchdowns, and broke through repeatedly to block the Mountaineer runners. Co-Captain Meriwether scored twice during the game on end around runs of eight and ten yards. Marvin Torrence, a reserve guard, pounced on a fumble in the end zone just before the half. Co-Cap- tain Bailey blocked a punt and tumbled on the pigskin in the end zone for the fourth and last score. The four extra points were scored by Lee White and Brooks. Having won the first game, the confident Hilltoppers steam-rolled over a hapless Hargrave Military Academy eleven. The game was climaxed by a sixty-four yard gallop by Lee White. Other touchdowns were made by Meriwether, Governor and Blankenship. Blankenship scored the only extra point of the game. Under the lights at Newport News, the Hilltoppers suffered their first defeat of the season to a powerful and running Tidewater eleven. A long trip coupled with a lack of punch and spirit contributed to the loss of our first conference game. Smarting from the defeat of the previous week, and determined to keep their home record clean, Glass High defeated Lane High of Charlottesville by one touchdown. This was the only game that Lane did not win during their entire | | | j season. Touchdowns in the first half were scored by Johnson and McLane. In the remainder of the game Lane High was able to score only once on a pass. Our line continued to do its part and proved worthy of pre-season acclaim. In the tangle with Danville the team appeared, for the first time of the season, as a real football machine. Johnson and Almond were the spark plugs with Almond gaining the first goal and Johnson tossing a pass to Meriwether, who scored the other touchdown of the game. The big line’s playing bang up ball for the full time along with our backs and hard running made this the best game of the season. Three times during the first half of our game with Maury High School of Norfolk the spectators witnessed the blue and white team within the five-yard mark, but at the end of the first half the Senior Day game stood 0-0. After watching the seniors perform their traditional “Snake Dance” at the halftime, the fans observed a fast and peppy Maury team that pushed over a touchdown late in the third quarter. Not to be outdone the Glass High eleven came back to score on a pass play from Pugh to Ramsey. The crowd cheered wildly when the score was tied, but on the play following the kick-off with only seconds left to play it held its breath as Maury fired a long pass to win the game 12-6. The game with Farmville was a field day for Coach Bradford’s boys. The second and third stringers were able to play a good part of this game; therefore, they gained valuable experience. When the final whistle blew the happy Hilltoppers retired to their locker room with a 53-12 victory behind them. In the game against the Salem Wolverines, the Glass team after scoring twelve points seemed to settle their intent on keeping Salem from scoring as many points. Johnson of Glass and Bunting of Salem were the stars of the game. Meriwether’s spectacular sixty-yard end around touchdown play was the highlight of the tangle with Crewe. The other scores came on line plunges by Munro and McLane. R. S. White led the Hilltoppers’ ground gains in this game and set up both touchdowns on his long double reverse runs. The fine running of Crewe’s veteran back, Johnny Wilson, kept the railroad town eleven in the game. The Roanoke game was the game we had been waiting for all season. This was the one game we wanted to win more than any other, and we went out on the field with the confidence and determination to emerge the victors. Glass scored early in the game when Meriwether picked up Johnson’s fumble and scampered over from the five yard line. Before the half ended we threatened to score repeatedly, and at the same time, held the Magicians scoreless. When the whistle for the beginning of the second half blew, the Bradfordmen began pounding the Magicians again, and finally Almond hammering over from the two yard line. Later in the fourth quarter, McLane scored a six pointer to end our final drive. None of the conversions were good. Throughout the entire game the Blue and White’s fighting line kept the Roanoke running attack bottled up. This longed for victory made us the happiest team in the world. It was a bleak December day down at Hampton as the substitute-laden Hill- toppers lined up for the kick-off in their last game of the season. Campbell, Bailey, and McWane were out of the lineup because of illnesses, thus, the team was weakened considerably. However, on the kick off the Blue and Whites started the game with a bang and drove straight down the field for a touchdown with Almond bullying his way over. Then the tide changed and Hampton took advantage of a pass interception and a long pass to score twice in the first half. In the second half along with Thomas’ southpaw passes the powerful running offense of the “Crabbers” proved too much for the Hilltoppers and the Tidewater team scored twice in each of the remaining two periods. We seemed to end the season in a bad way, but we still remembered our 18-0 victory over our arch-rivals—Roanoke. R. WHITE, Back F. McLANE, Back O. MERIWETHER, End hae - oe H. McWANE, Tackle C. BAILEY, Guard C. HARPER, Guard Front Row, left to right: Blankenship, Markham, Torrence, Driskill, Berry, Tuggle, Inge, Wood. Second Row: Pugh, Ramsey, Harper, Bailey, Meriwether, Campbell, Brooks, Johnson, R. White, McWane. | T. ALMOND, Back H. BROOKS, Tackle C. RAMSEY, End —=_ - Sa {] MR. BRADFORD, Coach }. GAMPBELL, Center L. JOHNSON, Back . - | Third Row: Dirom, Noblett, S. White, Siegel, Wingfield, Drinkard, McLane, Heppner, Almond. | Fourth Row: Hughes, Milstead, Munro, Webber, Haymaker, Penny, Utt, Governor. asketball Squad: First Row: C. Ramsey, L. White, Capt. Meriwether, H. Brooks, Second Row: §S. White, M. Maddox, R. Ross, Jean Wood. Third Row: T. Berry, E. Richards, B. Lea. Players: L. White, C. Ramsey, Coach Bryan, J. Campbell, O. J. Campbell. Meriwether, H. Brooks. Basketball J. Campbell, Capt. Meriwether, H. Brooks. L. White, S. White, C. Ramsey. Basketball When our High School started its basketball season, the outlook was dark as there were only three lettermen from last year: Captain-elect Otey Meriwether, Lee White, and Harold Brooks. With only two week’s practice our team met High Point, N. C. High School on their home court in a charity game. We were handi- capped by the previous injuries of Meriwether and Brooks; their replacements were Richards and Wood. In the first half of the game we were outplayed, which was shown by High Point’s 22 to our 10. In the second half we outplayed the opposing team, yet this w as not enough to bring us the victory. The final score was 42-35. In this game Lee White scored 15 points. Our next opponent was Ferrum Junior College, which we defeated 65-13. Captain Meriwether was high scorer with 24 points. The following week we played Alexandria at Waynesboro in the Du Pont Invitational Tournament. Brooks was still unable to play. Alexandria’s All-State Center, Hensley, was a thorn to our team and the half ended 22-14 in their favor. In the third quarter we held them scoreless, but we could not do the same in the fourth. The game ended with Alexandria’s winning 29-26. Meriwether was again high scorer in this game. The next two games we won, defeated Staunton 39-19, and then Hampden- Sydney Junior Varsity 40-29, with Meriwether and Lee White leading in scoring. January 11th, with all of our team in the game and in high spirits, we met Petersburg in one of the roughest games ever witnessed there. W ith teamwork and aggressiveness we won 37-27. The following night we played Thomas Jefferson of Richmond and lost 36-29. Our next game was with Hampden-Sydney Junior Varsity which we defeated this time 51-29, On:January the 13th we had our first conference victory, we defeated Salem 43-30. Our next conference game was with our arch riv al: Roanoke, on their court, we lost 57-41. From the defeat with Roanoke we turned to a scoring spree. By accurate shooting and fighting all the way through the game we defe ated Hargrave 62-33. This same week-end we defeated Danville, another Western district contender 41-37. All the players fought hard in this Danville game and it was timely scoring by Meee Brooks, ‘and L. White which brought the fighting Hilltoppers out ahead. Glass High defeated Staunton by a score of 46-20. This was followed by two more successful games; the Hilltoppers defeated Salem 48-39 and they defeated Hargrave 64-28. Probably the most thrilling game ever played in Lynch- burg was February 16, when we met Thomas Jefferson of Richmond. The game was nip and tuck until the last five seconds when Jack Campbell’s field goal gave us the victory. Another Danville game followed. We were defeated 33-27 despite the fine playing of our team. We met Petersburg next. In this game Petersburg team. kept a seven point lead the greater part of the game, but in the last four minutes the scoring chenged and we were the victors 34-32. The closing of our basketball season was glorious. We defeated Roanoke, our friendly enemies, 37-35. | | | | he iJ Crack Coach Bradford began this year’s track season with approximately half of his men wearing letters from the previous season. The Blue and White Harriers began the season with a 75-47 victory over Lane High of Charlottesville. In this meet, Jack Campbell, the Hilltopper’s shot-putter and co-captain, broke the stadium record for the shot-put, and Pete White, our star hurdler, broke the stadium record for the 120-yard high hurdle course which he ran in 16.7 sec. Otey Meri- wether won individual honors for the meet. The second meet was a real test for the Cindermen’s ability as they were matched against the T. J. team of Richmond that had not been defeated in five years. However, the Hilltoppers, with their well-balanced team, outclassed the favored Tee Jaymen with a 70-52 victory. There was a marked improvement in the interval between the first and second meet and if the team continues to advance as it has thus far, we shall boast a championship team. TRACK SCHEDULE 1946 March 30—Lane High School, Charlottesville..............ccsssseenncenccenseceeneeersennecensssenssesensenscesens April 6—Thomas Jefferson High School, Richmond April 13—Jefferson Senior High School, Roanoke...........sccecsesesse sees eenees tees eeeeesseeeeeessees April 20—Staunton Military Academy.......sscesesesse seers tsenecsseenensesenertecessnesenesseieseseass April 27—John Marshall High School, Richmond........:ccec ete etter etter steers seeserses May 4s Petersburg High Schoolnsc.-ccci..ces.sce-cosapsorosnsssredt-osseqeencneesst dense scnanuntrsnecsdetasranevan tees May 11—State Meet, Charlottesville.........ccecsscesesseretseseescneesenseeesetenseetecsseeaereseneeneseeseeess First Row: B. East, L. Siegel, ©. Meriwether, J. Campbell, Co-Capt.; W. Tuggle, Co-Capt.; F. Mc- Lane, R. Moser, P. White, D. Culbertson. Second� Row: Coach Bradford, J. Cure, G. Gordon, G. Stalling,-B) McVeigh, J. Evans, J. Wood, L. Dixon, R. Clements, R. Coffey, C. Akers, Mar. Third Row: R. Turner, Mgr.; H. Burnette, Mgr.; H. Throneburg, C. Johnson, D. Cover, F. Moffitt, F. Spencer, D. Phillips, O. Inge, E. Kendricks, D. Guthrie, Mgr.; C. Whitten. Missing from Picture: P. Shelton, H. Blankenship, B. Atkins. i 3 time es Een O. Meriwether, J. Campbell. F. McLane, W. Tuggle. ‘Cennis While we have not had a tennis team for the past three years, and cannot expect to have experienced players or seasoned reserves, we are looking forward to a renewal of the sport under Coach Jimmy Bryan this season. From 1937 to 1942 we boasted a team under Mr. Marshall Smith which ranked well in state competition. Tennis has gained prominence in the State athletic program in recent years, and E. C. Glass High School awards athletic letters for this sport. We are to have six dual meets this year and we hope to participate in the State meet at Charlottesville. OFFICERS BoPix CO-CAPEGINS ....srsssessesrseresssncncentenesscscnseneesssesteesensesens echt at Papers (EG Ts on ee ee . Mr. Bryan First Row: G. Watkins, S. Harris; A. Gerhardt, J. Thompson, E. Simpson. Second Row: B. Fix, J. Swain, S. Showalter, H. Harris, J. D. McNutt, B. Lewis, C. Harper, T. Barham, Moar. Third Row: E. Mason, A. Tate, R. Growdon, N. Munro, E. Richards, J. Utt, C. Frey, D. Beckner. Top to bottom: B. Meriwether, J. Reid, B. Stubbs, M. Hudson, A. Walkup, B. Lang. Left to right: N. Thompson, P. Hartsook. : | | | | PLOT TS ee PT TOT ne Varsity Cub First Row: C. Harper, J. Campbell, H. Brooks, O. Meriwether, W. Tuggle, A. Thomas. Second Row: F. McLane, D. Wingfield, L. Drinkard. Third Row: H. Blankinship, B. McVeigh, S. White, C. Ramsey, P. Markham, Fourth Row: E. Richards, J. Wood, L. Siegel. Fifth Row: D, Culbertson. de ing Ee A irls’ Athletics The activities for girls’ athletics consist of an intramural program which provides opportunity for all girls to participate in a variety of sports that appeals not only to the typical girl athlete but alsd to those who do not care for the strenuous games or who for some physical reason are not able to compete in those. The purpose of this program is to offer a set-up which will include as great a number of girls as possible. This is accomplished through an intramural program which enables all who wish to participate, regardless of ability to excell. By means of this program, good sportsmanship is developed, an oppor: tunity is given for girls to enlarge their circle of friends, and recreation is given for those not interested in other extra curricular activities. During the last few years this has been inactive because of lack of teachers in the physical education department; but since January first when Miss Akers was added to the staff—girls’ activities have been in full swing. Basketball, being the major interest sport and also the most popular, was the first activity to get under way—and it did this with flying colors. Bowling, volley ball, softball and track followed with great enthusiasm. The minor sports consist of badminton, ping-pong, and tennis which are played in the spring, ending with a field day for the track activities. A new innovation was started this year in the form of Modern Dancing. In this activity the creative ability is aroused and participants develop poise and originality—-by expressing their thoughts and feelings into well balanced motion. This after school program of girls’ athletics with its carry over value, its opportunity for recreation, friendship and good sportsmanship, where every girl meets on the same level and where many new friendships are formed, is the largest extra curricular activity in the school. First Row: J. Bruce, D. Franklin, B. J. Fizer, V. VanCleve, B. Meriwether. Second Row: B. G. Ramsey, H. Montague, J, Reid, M. J. Johnson, E. Wingfield. Third Row: J. Snead, F. Brooks. nr—-ZoOovaorrerdQ N. Benedict, F. Fitzgerald, P. Staples, L. Ewers, B. Curtis, M. Smith, M. Fitzgerald, J. Gilliam. Che ALL STARS First Row: L. Noel, B. Jordon, H. Lewis, E. Lamden, M. Noel. Second Row: M. Higgenbottom, B. A. Ramsey, P. Crews, B. Stubbs. Third Row: S. Bloxton, P, Coleman, P. Smoot, R. Kyser. na 6. We Saat byne ) ee } RQ 4 | Randolph-Macon Woman's College Lynchburg, Virginia THEODORE H. 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WILLS-CAMP COMPANY FEATHER 819 MAIN STREET YOUR NEST DAVIS PRODUCE ogee Lynchburg Homes COMPANY For Nearly Wty A (cep WHOLESALE man yarn PRODUCE DEALERS : 1009-1011 JEFFERSON STREET Twelfth and Main Streets EDERAL SAVINGS JAND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LYNCHBURG “A Local, Mutual, Thrift and Home Financing Institution” TELEPHONE 4210 CHURCH STREET AT NINTH RYAN D-NY Seegistered Jeweler American Som Society 809 MAIN STREET: LYNCHBURG, VA. S. O. FISHER INCORPORATED SPORTING GOODS KODAK FINISHING, and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and Accessories Complete Shop Service PHONE 1162 1024 MAIN ST. 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DUVAL SCOTT RANDOLPH MARSHALL CAREER PHILLIPS : Secretarial College TRAINING Complete Business Education for Men and ie IN Women BUSINESS Where E. C. Glass Graduates prepare for Successful Business Careers. 1000 CHURCH STREET VISITORS WELCOME MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT LYNCHBURG'S LARGEST, MOST MODERN NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE “The House of Sunshine” GERM-FREE BUNDLES OF CLEANLINESS Pearson's Drug Store 2476 RIVERMONT AVE. PHONE 2234 Seaboard Finance Webb-Whitaker Co. Corporation MEN'S—YOUNG MEN'S A Small Loan Company CLOTHES 720 CHURCH STREET ——— PHONE 1716 909 MAIN STREET LEIGHTON C. ACREE, Jr., President ARTHUR MEIDLING, Director PHILIP P. ALLEN, Director Acree Peck, Inc. Lynchburg Engraving Co. Lynchburg Broadcasting Corp. S. FRANK PRATT, Vice-President CHAS. D. MOSELEY, Director i Lynchburg Oil Co. Moseley Brothers WILLIAM T. MACLEOD, Sec’y-Treas. STATE INDUSTRIAL LOAN CORPORATION MAIN FLOOR — ALLIED ARTS BUILDING LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA IN LYNCHBURG -- it's MILLNER THE SHOPPING CENTRE for HI-SCHOOLER FASHIONS for Young - Men and Women who are fashion minded FOR YOUNG WOMEN HI-SSCHOOLER FASHIONS - THIRD FLOOR JUNIOR SHOP : SECOND FLOOR COLLEGE“SHOR = SECONBRELOOR FOR YOUNG MEN BOY'S SHOP - DOWNSTAIRS MEN'S SHOP - STREET FLOOR READ Che News and Ohe Datly Aduaure 1015 MAIN STREET JEWELRY - MUSIC - LUGGAGE Largest Record Dealers Y L. OPPLEMAN 825 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA C. H. Beasley Bro. Canada Produce Co. Corporation CHAMPION'S ORANGES WHOLESALE GROCERS ° a ay oe PHONE 4871 Telephone 1794 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA COMMERCIAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK L. E. LicuForp, President E. B. HowerTon, Asst. Cashier S. S. SPENCER, Vice-Pres. and Cashier K. K. Rucker, Asst. Cashier LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LYNCHBURG COLLEGE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 4D A College of Liberal Arts and Sciences for men and women offering courses leading to the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees. Courses in Education, Business Administration, Secre- tarial and Commercial Science, and Fine Arts. Pre-professional courses in Agriculture, Conservation of Forestry, Dentistry, Engineering, Pharmacy, Home Eco- nomics, Journalism, Library Science, Nursing, Law, Medi- cine, Ministry, and Registered Laboratory Technician. Program of health, recreation, counselling, and social activities designed for full personal development. College a member of Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, American Council on Education, and Association of American Colleges. Credits honored by all colleges and universities. AD R. B. MONTGOMERY, Ph. D. President For Safety and Convenience RIDE THE BUSSES Lynchburg Transit Company Compliments PARAMOUNT ISIS TRENTON THEATRES ROBINSON CRUSOE SALTED PEANUTS GLOVE KID PEANUT BUTTER Quinn-Marshall Co. DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS (Wholesale Only) LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Deliveries to your home Daily The Finest in MUSIC DRAMA NEWS SPORTS and CURRENT EVENTS WLVA FAUBER ncorporated LE Funeral Directors MODERN and MODERATE Ambulance Service PHONE 125 RIVERMONT AT D STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA OUR BOYS AND GIRLS FORM THE CORNERSTONE OF THE LYNCHBURG OF TOMORROW You are training today to take over, around 1965, our government, our churches, schools, stores, factories, railroads, airlines, and civic responsibilities. So we must list you, all sentiment aside, as a great and important asset, to be carefully developed and trained, if our long view of what Lynchburg should be—twenty years from now—is to be realized. We want you to have a happy time in High School and we suggest that you think forward, once in awhile, to your life and position in our community when you have reached your thirty-fifth birthday. It may give a new meaning to the training you are receiving. Cordially, The LYNCHBURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AMBULANCE CHAPEL Whitten Funeral TFtome, Inc. 1336 Park Avenue — Lynchburg, Virginia phone WE OURSELVES THE BETTER SERVE BY SERVING OTHERS BEST CONQUERINE A Lynchburg Product for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heart Burn and Sour Stomach Purely Vegetable and Sure Relief Manufactured by CONQUERINE COMPANY LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA COMMERCIAL COEEEGE Established 1909 Co-Ed Select Student Body—Emphasis on Scholarship—Supervised Social Activ- ities—Fully Accredited—Employment Service. H. W. MILLER, President Fine Quality Shoes for the Entire Family since 1886 SOREN COLEMAN'S 911 MAIN HUGHES Dry Cleaning Corp. 1603 PARK AVENUE PHONE 974 SOUTHERN PARTS BEARING CO. THE PARTS PEOPLE e@ 1022-26 Commerce St. Phone 46 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Baldock’s Grocery 2484 RIVERMONT AVENUE PHONES 2216-2217-2218 Char Stick Specially medicated to help relieve cracked, chapped lips. “KEEPS LIPS FIT: y Yo Manufacturing JEWELERS and OPTICIANS Highest Prices for all Grades of Scrap and Waste Material LYNCHBURG IRON METAL COMPANY American Boy Shoes SMARTEST AND BEST SOLD EVERYWHERE Made by Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp. Lynchburg, Virginia LYNCHBURG MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers of GOLDEN CROWN FLOUR CARY CHEVROLET Incorporated 500 MAIN STREET Telephone 4420 The Wife Saving Station Phone 812-813 White Star Laundry 306-312 TWELFTH STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA McKENNA, BEEF - PORK - VEAL - LAMB Inc. “Superior Brand Products’ Lynchburg, Virginia A MEN'S SHOP FOR EVERY MAN Edwards Man’s Shop 723, MAIN STREET THE LYNCHBURG TRUST and SAVINGS BANK 811 MAIN STREET JAMES R. GILLIAM, Jr. President JAMES O. WATTS L. D. HORNER, JR., Vice-President Trust Officer PAUL E. SACKETT R. J. McGREGOR Vice-President Sec’y and Treas. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PARDON ME FOR ANXIOUS TO GET PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS COMING IN THE BACK DOOR GUT IM THOSE FROSTY COLD DR, PEPPERS IN THE REFRIGERATOR TO Meet Your Friends in Guggie’s Hangout Teen Age Fashions Latest Hit Tunes—Cokes New Fashion Magazines SECOND FLOOR AG. uggenheimer's — BUY FOR Betsy Ross Bread EYE CARE and Cakes EYE PHYSICIAN at Your Grocers FOR EYE WEAR Lynchburg Steam Bakery, Inc. CONSULT YOUR GUILD OPTICIAN SENIOR, JUNIOR, CVILS SOPHOMORE PICTURES {Q). aay by Gi canheitiens A. G. JEFFERSON Ground Floor Allied Arts Building Studio LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA | PRESTON SANDIDGE, Photographer SAS IMSRE ela JOE OPPLEMAN 1012 MAIN STREET JEWELRY - GIFTS LEATHER GOODS - MUSIC - SPORTING GOODS JAMES T. 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THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL A Favorite Place FOR THE YOUNGER SET TO SHOP BECAUSE... We Specialize In Youthful Fashions T. B. DORNIN-ADAMS CO. INCORPORATED CONTRACTORS Tin and Slate Roofing Cornice and Skylight Makers Galvanized Iron and Copper Work 1107 Commerce Street, Lynchburg, Va. BOWEN Jewelry Compuity a JEWELERS and OPTICIANS 813 MAIN STREET Visit Our Young Modern’'s Shop for the Latest in Junior Fashions BALDWIN‘S LYNCHBURG, VA. LYNCHBURG’S OLDEST INSTITUTION We inguid IWCORPORATED 25) ee ea) eer ee Modern Facilities and a Capable Staff AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone I11 1016 RIVERMONT AVENUE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 11,000,000 AMERICAN HOMES Have Been Financed Like This | 1,000,000 home-owners can't be wrong in endorsing the monthly reducing type of mortgage loan offered by our type of Building and Loan Association. Investigate this plan for Home-Owning first. Our Plans cover BUYING—BUILDING—REFINANCING or REPAIR and IMPROVEMENT LOANS The CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 215 NINTH STREET Established 1914 J. NEWTON GORDON, Sec'y-Treas. “MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM Own Your Own Home Finance Securely ° HOME FINANCING IS OUR SPECIALTY THAT’S A GOOD SIGN When a business institution continues to grow and prosper through the years, that’s proof that it is filling a definite need successfully and rendering a real service faithfully. It’s a SIGN that this business has had the stamp of approval and confidence placed upon it by a critical public. So next time you walk down the street—Main Street or just the street in your neighborhood—and see that friendly neon sign BIBEE’S, you'll know that’s the place to buy your Groceries. It’s a SIGN of better things to eat at prices that save you more—it’s a SIGN of COMPLETE freedom in making your own selection—it’s a SIGN of courteous, considerate attention. When you make BIBEE’S your grocery-buying habit, THAT’S A GOOD SIGN you are using good judgment. Gs BIBEE’S SUPER MARKETS The Peoples National Bank of LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Member of a ae Member of The Federal Reserve |. : The Federal Deposit System Insurance Corporation CORNER EIGHTH and MAIN STREETS O F:FltC. EURsSi: JOHN VICTOR, Chairman of the Board W. A. HENDERSON, Cashier SCOTT NESBIT, President C. J. APP, Jr., Assistant Cashier W. D. HODGES, Vice-President ARCHER SUMMERSON, Assistant Cashier a ee eS For nearly 34 years Justrite Products have provided energy for Lynchburg’s school students QUALITY TELLS ITS OWN STORY YOUR NEIGHBORS ACROSS THE STREET JEWELER S Exercise Regularly GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS MUSIC — SPORT GOODS ere 9 Maklip Y.M.C. A. ROTHERS « - 2- 90 MAIN - - “JUST WHAT IVE ALWAYS WANTED HARRIS-WOODSON COMPANY, Inc. LYNCHBURG ENGRAVED ANNUALS ARE BUILT UPON YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS SPECIALISTS IN THE FIELD OF SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS i ia C N successfully fulfilling the requirements of the modern College Annual Staff we have combined a comprehensive and systematic servicing program with that high standard of quality so essential in the production of fine yearbooks. 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 book. LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING COMPANY LYNCHBURG - VIRGINIA Auilders_ of etter. Tinnuals_ The LYNCHBURG NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY NINTH AND MAIN STREETS Interior The Lynchburg National Bank and Trust Company FOR OVER 80 YEARS THIS BANK LYNCHBURG'S OLDEST BANK Has had a prominent part in the making of Lynchburg History ORGANIZED AUGUST 3, 1865 e Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation | ee ee ee HATEVER your require- (Vy . . . « we shall appreciate the oppor- tunity of aiding you in securing the best possi- ble values in.... PRINTING ENGRAVING SO Nutual Press, Inc. 58-60 NINTH STREET 3005 TELEPHONES or 1589 Sentor Directory ACREE, ALICE ROYALL—Student Council; Vice-President, Girls’ Chorus; Secretary, Junior Class: President, Choir; Senior Representative, Hon- or League; Senior, Junior Representative, Assembly Committee; Treasurer, Chemistry Club; Consul, Latin Club; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Alum- ni Editor Critic; National Honor Society. ALMOND, JOHN MALCOLM—Band; Spring Concert: Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club; Typist, High Times. ALMOND, THELBERT—Football; Athletic As- sociation: Civics Club; Trade and Industrial Class. AMONETTE, ANNE LEE—Library Council; Athletic Association; Honor League; High Times; Civics Club; Spanish Club; Cafeteria Helper. ANDREWS, EVA JEAN—Student Council; Li- brary Council; Civics Club; Athletic Association. ASHWORTH, RUBY MARGARET — Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club. ARINGTON, HELEN—Honor League; Athletic Association; Spanish Club; Civics Club; High Times; Critic. BAILEY, CARLTON DAVIS — Co- Captain, Football (°45); President, Varsity Club; President, Junior Class; Chemistry Club; Library Council; Man- ager, Basketball ('43); Honor League; Hi-Y; Civics Club; Secretary (°44), Athletic Association; Repre- sentative, Athletic Association. BAILEY, MARTHA REBECCA—Honor League; Library Council; Athletic Association; Civics Club; National Honor Society. BEAHM, DOROTHY GAYLE—Honor League; Tri-Hi: Civics Club; Library Council; Basketball; Athletic Association. BECKNER, DeWITT —Hi-Y; David Garrick Players; Chemistry Club; Photographer, Crest; Sen- ior Council; Junior Varsity Football; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society; Sen- ior Play. BERRY, ESTELLE FORBES—Honor League; Library Council; Athletic Association; Civics Club. BERRY, HELEN—Athletic Association; Honor League; Civics Club. BLETZ, DONALD—Band; President, Orchestra; Photographer, Crest; David Garrick Players; Chem- istry Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. BOICE, CHARLOTTE MATHEWS — Basket- ball; French Club; Honor: League; Library Council; Athletic Association; Civics Club; National Honor Society. BOMAR, JEANINE WENONA—Athletic As- sociation; Honor League. BOURKE, VIRGINIA JANE—Civics Club; Art League; Honor League; Athletic Association; Cafe- teria Helper; Spanish Club. BREMER, DALLIE DEWITT—Athletic Associa- tion: Honor League; Civics Club; Spanish Club; Spring Concert; Operetta; Secretary, Choir. BRINKLEY, ALAN BURRUSS — Quill and Scroll: Co-Editor, High Times (°44, °45); Band; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Ath- letic Association; National Honor Society. BROWN, LINDSAY DIETREICH — Library Council; Civics Club; Representative, Honor League; Spanish Club; Athletic Association. BRUCE, JEANNE HARTMOND—Critic Staff; Senior League; Basketball Team; Library Represen- tative: Athletic Association; Honor League; Spanish Club: Civics Club; Girl Reserve. BRYANT, WILLIAM TEASS—Hi-Y; Debating Club; Motion Picture Club; Civics Club. BULLOCK, MARYLAND CURRIER -- Civics Club; Girls’ Chorus; Spring Concert; Honor League: Athletic Association. BURKS, WILLIAM HENRY, JR.— Honor League; Athletic Association; Chemistry Club; Band; Hi-Y: Civics Club; All State Band, °46. BURNETTE, GRACE YULLEE—Girl Reserves; Girls’ Chorus; Honor League; Spring Concert; Ath- letic Association; Civics Club. BURNETTE, HERBERT MARION — Student Council: Senior Council; Library Council; Civics Club; National Honor Society. BURNS, NORMAN HOWARD—Trade School; Honor League; Athletic Association. CAMDEN, ELEANOR LEE—Distributors Club; Retail Selling; Chorus; Operetta; Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League. CANADA, MARJORIE—Civics Club; Spanish Club: Athletic Association; Honor League; Girl Re- serves. CARRIKER, BOBBIE EVELYN—Civics Club; Chemistry Club; Library Council; Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League. CARTER, JOHN ALBERT—High Times; Hi-Y; President, Motion Picture Club; Civics Club; Honor League: Athletic Association; Spanish Clu b. CASE, ARTHUR WALKER — Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. CHERRY, ROBERT—Co-Editor, High Times; David Garrick Players, Civics Club; Debating Club; Student Council; Spanish Club; Hi-Y; Athletic As- sociation: Honor League; Cafeteria Assistant. CHILDRESS, RACHEL CONELIA—Represen- tative, Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club; Typist, High Times; Critic; Senior Council; Library Council; Tri-Hi; Secretary, National Honor Society. CLARK, WILEY, JR.— Athletic Association; Honor League; Civics Club. CLEMENTS, LULU MARIE—Co-Editor, High Times: First Year Latin Tournament; David Gar- rick Players; Chemistry Club; Latin Club; French Club: Girl Reserves; Choir; Operetta; Honor League; Athletic Association; Quill and Scroll; Civics Club: National Honor Society. COLEMAN, BARBARA JOAN — Quill and Scroll: Advertising Manager, High Times; Crest; Spanish Club; Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Association; Representative, Red Cross. COLEMAN, HOWARD CIEL—Debating Club; President, Art League; High Times; Critic, Illustra- tions. COLEMAN, JANICE BARBARA—Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League; Art League; Typist, High Times. COUCH, JAMES MARSHALL, JR.—President, Debating Club; Vice-President, Spanish Club; Pres- ident, Sophomore Class; Student Council, David Garrick Players; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Hi- Y: Manager, Football (44); Honor League; Athletic Association: Library Council; Ticket Seller, Football and Basketball: National Honor Society; Sports Ed- itor, High Times; Cafet eria Helper; Senior Play. COVINGTON, STANLEY H.— Cartoonist, High Times; Treasurer, Student Council (742); Bank Runner: Chemistry Club; Served two and one- half years in European Area of War. CRAIG, JEANNE MARIE— Honor League; Athletic Association; David Garrick Players; Debat- ing Club; Staff, High Times; Student Council; Li- brary Council; Tri-Hi; Quill and Scroll. CRANCE, MARION CLARICE—Civics Club; Chemistry Club; Library Council; Honor League; Tri-Hi; Athletic Association. CRANK, FRANCES—Senior Council; Chairman, Junior Red Cross; President, Spanish Club; Honor League: Student Council; National Honor Society. CREASEY, EUGENIA MAY—Athletic Associa- tion: Civics C lub; Girls’ Chorus; Honor League. CREWS, CHRISTINE — Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Distributors Club. CREWS, MARY JANE-—Girls’ Chorus; Chem- istry Club; Civics Club; Student Council; Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. CRIST, EVELYN REBECCA—Athletic Associa- tion: Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Girls’ Chorus; Honor League. CULBERTSON, RICHARD KNOX — Library Council: Track; Honor League; Athletic Association; Varsity Club. DANCY, JAMES E.—Trade School; Choir; Served three years in the Pacific Area of War. DAURA, MARTHA RANDOLPH—Chemistry Club: Latin Club; Honor League; Athletic Associa- tion. DAVIS, IVA LEE—Civics Club; Athletic Asso- ciation: Honor League; Library Council; Crest; Ex- change Editor, High Times. DEHART, DAVID LLOYD—Band; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. DENNY, JOHN HOWARD—Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Chief Operator, Motion Picture; Honor League: Athletic Association; Trade and Industrial Class: Student Council; National Honor Society. DILLARD, MARTHA DULANEY — Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club; Spanish Club: Solicitor, Critic; Editor-in-Chief, Crest. DODSON, RAMONA LOUISE—Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club; Girl Reserves. DOUGLASS, CARL HENRY, JR.—Student Di- rector, Band; David Garrick Players; Honor League; Athletic Association; All State Band (°46); National Honor Society. DRINKARD, GEORGE LAWSON, JR.—Chap- lain, Hi-Y; Honor League; David Garrick Players; Football: Motion Picture Club; Varsity Club; Ath- letic Association; Civics Club; Crest Staff. DRISKILL, WILLIAM LAWSON, JR.—Vice- President, Hi-Y; Vice-President, Western District Hi-Y (44, °45); David Garrick Players; Student Council; Civics Club; Chemistry Club; Junior Var- sity Football; Basketball; Athletic Association; Honor League: Representative, Red Cross; Senior Play. DUVALL, WILLARD LAMBERT—Vice-Pres- ident, Debating Club; President, Band; Civics Club; Stage Manager, Operetta (°45); Honor League; Spring Concert; Athletic Association. EAST, BOB—Operetta; Orchestra; Athletic As- sociation; Honor League; Chemistry Club; Cafeteria Assistant; High Times; Library Council; Representa- tive, Red Cross; Football; Track. EDMUNDS, JANE BRISCOE—Student Coun- cil; High Times; Crest; Senior Council; French Club: Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Art League; Athletic Association; Treasurer, Tri-Hi; Quill and Scroll; National Honor Society. ELDER, EULALIA IRENE—Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League; Civics Club. ELLIOTT, FRANCES ERMA—Typist, Critic; Tri-Hi; Representative, Honor League; David Gar- rick Players; Art League; Representative, Red Cross; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Student Council; Typist, High Times; National Honor Society. ELTON, RUTH ANN—Honor League; Athletic Association; Spanish Club; Girls’ Basketball Team; Monogram Club: Library Council; High Times; Civics Club. ERNE, ROBERT—Track; Honor League; Trade and Industrial School; Athletic Association. EVANS, JOSEPH WASHINGTON — H+iyY; Chemistry Club; Track Team; Honor League; Ath- letic Association; Football; Basketball. EVANS, MARTHA ELIZABETH—Civics Club; Critic; Crest; Honor League; Athletic Association. EVANS, MILDRED PAULINA—Athletic Asso- ciation; Honor League: Girls’ Chorus. EWING, LUCILLE LILLIAN — Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Spring Concert. FALWELL, EDNA M.—David Garrick Players; Honor League; Spanish Club; Civics Club. FEINMAN, PHYLLIS LEE—Cvrest; Operetta; Tri-Hi; High Times; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. FERGUSON, FLOYD THOMASSON—Cafe- teria Cashier; Cafeteria Money Counter; Student Council; Hi-Y; Choir; Operetta; Spring Concert. FERGUSON, MARSHALL—Cashier, Cafeteria; Librarian. FERGUSON, ROYALL BRAXTON — Honor League; Trade School; Athletic Association; Track. FIZER, BETTY JEAN—Representative, Athletic Association; Monogram Club; Chemistry Club; Civ- ics Club; Tri-Hi; Honor League. FRANKLIN, DOLORES ANNE — Orchestra; Operetta; Spring Concert; Civics Club; Representa- tive, Red Cross; Girl Reserves; Athletic Association; Honor League. FRY, CHARLES WINTON — Honor League; Trade School; Athletic Association. GARNER, KITTY — Girl Reserves; Spanish Club; Treasurer, David Garrick Players; Secretary, David Garrick Players; Drum Majorette, Band; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society; Senior Play. GOODE, BARBARA VICTOR—High Times; Critic; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso. GORDON, SUSAN ELLWOOD—Tri-Hi; Hon- or League; Athletic Association. GORDON, GEORGE HARTWELL, JR.—HrY; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Track; Band; Athletic Association; Honor League, All State Band (°46). GORMAN, JOSEPH VINCENT, JR.— Honor League; Athletic Association; Motion Picture Club; Civics Club. GOVERNOR, RICHARD LEWIS—Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League; Football. GRAVES, DELLIE VIRGINIA — Tri-Hi; Art League; Girls’ Chorus; Honor League; Athletic As- sociation; Civics Club. GRAVES, MARTHA VIRGINIA—Tri-Hi; Civ- ics Club; Honor League; Art League; Athletic Asso- ciation. GRAY, JOSEPH LaRUE—Civics Club; Motion Picture Club; Hi-Y; Library Council; President, Chemistry Club; Vice-President, Debating Club; Critic; Honor League; Athletic Association. GRIMES, ANNIE LOUISE— Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club; Spanish Club; Senior Girl Reserves. GROWDON, SUZANNE—High Times; Girls’ Chorus; Operetta; Art League; Civics Club; Latin Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Spring Concert. GUTHRIE, RICHARD EDWARD — Honor League; Athletic Association; Student Council; Cafe- teria Assistant. GUY, ROBBIE JEANNETTE—Orchestra; Civics Club; Operetta; Spring Concert; Girl Reserves; Ath- letic Association; Honor League. HALEY, GRETA JEAN—Chemistry Club; Civ- ics Club; Girls’ Chorus; Spring Concert; Operetta; Tri-Hi; Athletic Association; Honor League; David Garrick Players. HALEY, JOSEPH—tTrade and Industrial School: Honor League; Athletic Association. HALL, SAM — Representative, Honor League; Representative, Student Council; Treasurer, Student Council; Athletic Association; President, National Honor Society. HAMLET, RALPH MACON — Art League; French Club; Student Council; Honor League; Ath- letic Association. HANEL, BARBARA ARLENE—Vested Choir: French Club; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Operet- ta; Honor League; Tri-Hi; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. HANNA, BETTY JO—Student Council; Vice- President, Honor League; Secretary, French Club; Senior Council; Literary Editor, Critic; Chemistry Club: Athletic Association; National Honor Society. HARPER, CURTIS POLLOK, JR.—Vice-Pres- ident, Sophomore Class; President, Student Council; Chaplain and -President, Hi-Y; Sophomore, Junior Representative, Honor League; Football; Treasurer, Varsity Club; Athletic Council; Crest; National Honor Society; Chemistry Club; District President, Hi-Y. HARPER, IRIS LOVELINE—Orchestra; Civics Club; Spanish Club; Operetta; Honor League; Typ- ist, High Times; National Honor Society. HARRIS, ELIZABETH LEE—Athletic Associa- tion: Honor League; Girls’ Chorus; Civics Club; Spring Concert. HARRIS, HERBERT LATHAM — President, Honor League; Chemistry Club; Debating Club; Mo- tion Picture Club; Assembly Program Committee; Chairman, Assembly Program; Assistant Exchange- Editor, Critic; Hi-Y; Athletic Association; National Honor Society; Co-Captain, Tennis Team. HARRIS, J. RAY—Choir; Athletic Association; Stage Manager, Operetta (°41-42); Library Coun- cil: Served thirty-four months in the European theatre of war. HARTLESS, EDITH— Girl Reserves; Club: Commercial Club; Distributors Club. HARTSOOK, PHYLLIS JEAN — Cheerleader; Art League; Art Editor, Critic; Art Editor, Crest; Civics Club: Tri-Hi; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation; David Garrick Players. HARVEY, BETTY KENT—Glee Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Office Helper. HARVEY, BOBBY RAY—Honor League; Ath- letic Association; Hi-Y; Civics Club. HARVEY, COLLIER SMITH—Senior Council; Vice-President, Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Span- ish Club; High Times; Latin Tournament; Ticket Seller, Athletic Association; Secretary - Treasurer, Motion Picture Club; Honor League; Library Coun- cil; Treasurer, National Honor Society. HARVEY, RALPH EDWARD—Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club; Senior Council; National Honor Society. HATTER, BARBARA LEE—Honor League: Athletic Association; Editor and Promotion Man- ager, Retail Selling; Civics Club. HAWKINS, GRACE DARLING — Honor League; Art League; Athletic Association; Repre- sentative, Red Cross; Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Typist, High Times. HAWKINS, REGINALD COY—Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club. HAWKINS, ROBERT ERLE—Hi-Y: Library Council; Distributors Club; Honor League; Civics Club: Athletic Association. HENDERSON, DORIS—Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Library Council; Athletic Association. HENSON, ELAINE—Art League; Latin Club; Honor League: Athletic Association. HESTER, HELEN WILSON — Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Critic; Library Council; High Times; Honor League; Civics Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; National Honor Society. HILL, JOHN W.—Varsity Club; Athletic Asso- ciation: Football; Basketball; Vice-President, Varsity Club (°43); Three years in Pacific Area. HILLSMAN, WILLIAM REID—Cafeteria As sistant; Spanish Club; Distributors Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. HINNANT, ROYALL ELLIS—Choir; Athletic Association; Honor League. HODGES, KATHERINE MAY—Athletic Asso- ciation; Honor League. HOLT, BOB—Two years and eight months serv- ice: Civics Club; Varsity Club; . Chemistry Club; Representative, Library; Honor League. Civics HOLT, JAMES B.—Two years and five months in Navy, Pacific and European Areas; Orchestra (41-43); Band (41°42); Operetta (41°42); Choir; Track. HOOK, DONALD DWIGHT —HiY; Motion Picture Club; Debating Society; Treasurer, Quill and Scroll: Cafeteria Assistant; Student Council: Sophomore Representative, Honor League; Exchange Editor, Critic; Athletic Association; Civics Club. HOWARD, HENRY LEE—Honor League; Ath- letic Association; Civics Club. HUDNALL, ROY GOWER, JR. — Honor League; Athletic Association; Served in the Armed Forces thirty-two months. HUDSON, MOLLY ANN-—Librarian; Cheer- leader: Girls’ Basketball Team; Tri-Hi; Choir; Op- eretta: Spring Concert; Civics Club; Honor League. INGE, DORIS—Honor League; Athletic Associa- tion; Civics Club; Girl Reserves. IRBY, VIRGINIA—Girl Reserves; Girls’ Chorus; Civics Club: Commercial Club; Athletic Association. JACOBS, MARGIE PRESTON—Honor League; Girls’ Chorus; Athletic Association; Spring Concert; Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Office Assistant; Operetta; Commercial Club. JOHNSON, WALTER P.— Athletic Association; Served three years in the Army in the European Area. JONES, IVA CLAIRE—High Times; Co-Editor, Critic; Quill and Scroll; Vice-President, French Club; Latin Club; Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor So- ciety. JORDON, BEVERLEY — H:-Y; High Times; Civics Club: Art League; Honor League; Athletic Association. KENDRICK, EARL L., JR.—Chemistry Club; HiY: Athletic Association; Representative, Honor League: National Honor Society. KEEVER, LINNEY—Civics Club; Spanish Club; Girl Reserves: Athletic Association; Honor League; Girls’ Chorus; Spring Concert; Hall Monitor; Op- eretta. KNIERIEM, ROBERT W., JR.—Drum Major, Band: Choir; David Garrick Players; Operetta; Honor League: Athletic Association; Civics Club; Senior Play. LAMPROU, MARGARET ANNE—Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Art League. LAMPROU, MARIE LONDIS — Art League; Civics Club; Athle tic Association; Honor League; Girl Reserves. LANG, BEVERLEY ANN—Honor League; Ed- itor Athletics, Crest; Chairman of Senior Banquet Committee: David Garrick Players; Chemistry Club; Civics Club: Cheerleader; Athletic Association; So- licitor, High Times; Critic; Spanish Club. LANGLEY, LEWIS, JR—Hi-Y; David Garrick Players; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. LAYNE, AURELIA ANN—Girls’ Chorus; Op- eretta; Spring Concert; Representative, Honor League; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Athletic As- sociation. LAYNE, JESSIE—Art League; Civics Club; High Times; Athletic Association. LINDSAY, ALFRED JACOB—Trade School; Athletic Association; Honor League. LLOYD, LORRA LEE—Civics Club; Commer- cial Club: Library Council; Athletic Association; Honor League. LOVING, DABNEY CARR-—-Honor League; Ticket Seller, Athletic Association; Motion Picture Club; Treasurer, Library Council; Civics Club; Crest. LYLE, JANE C.—Art Club; Civics Club; Ath- letic Association; Honor League; Hall Monitor. MADDOX, NANCY LEE—Secretary, President: Tri-Hi; Vice-President, Girl Reserves; Spanish Club; Civics Club; Choir; High Times; Honor League: Athletic Association; Hall Monitor; Spring Concert; Girls’ Chorus; Operetta. MARKHAM, PATRICK GRAHAM—Cafeteria Teller (°44°45); Chemistry Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Athletic Association Council; Civics Club; Football. MARKS, EARSEY L., JR.—Distributors Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Choir. MARTIN, FRANCES CHRISTINE—Vice-Pres- ident, Choir; Operetta; Spring Concert; Critic; Spanish Club; Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Treasurer, Senior Girl Reserves; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation: National Honor Society. MASSIE, BLAND—Hi-Y; Chemistry Club; Civ- ics Club. MASSIE, ELLA GRAHAM — David Garrick Players; Latin Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Girl Reserves; Civics Club; Honor League;’ Library Council: Athletic Association; Critic; National Hon- or Society; Senior Play. MERIWETHER, OTEY—National Honor So- ciety; Honor League; President, Athletic Associa- tion; Vice-President, Junior Class; Secretary, Treas- urer, Hi-Y; Co-Captain, Football; Captain, Basket- ball: Secretary, Varsity Club; Track; Chemistry Club; Civics Club. MINNICK, BETTY JANE—The Glee Club: Civics Club; Operetta; Spring Concert; High Times; Library Assistant; Representative, Library; Athletic Association; Honor League. MITCHELL, HUGH MERLE—Honor League; Hi-Y: Trade School; Athletic Association; Track. MONTAGUE, JEAN HAROLD — Secretary, Spanish Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Crest; Girls’ Basketball Team; Mono- gram Club. MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM D., JR. — Honor League; Library Council; Athletic Association; Dis- tributors Club; Cafeteria Helper; Spring Concert; Operetta; Choir. CHARLES RICHARD — Band; MOORMAN, Athletic Association; Honor League; Motion Picture Club. MORTON, LARRY W.—Honor League; Ath- letic Association; Distributors Club; Civics Club. McNUTT, JAMES D.— Football; Basketball; Civics Club; Honor League; Hi-Y; Operetta; Choir; Athletic Association. McQUARRY, RICHARD DONALD — Honor League; Trade School; Athletic Association. -McVEIGH, BILLY—Hi-Y; Chemistry Club; Civ- ics Club; Varsity Club; Track (°45); Cheerleader; Choir; Honor League; Band. McWANE, HENRY, JR.—Hi-Y; Student Coun- cil; Varsity Football; Track; Varsity Club. NEW, AUBREY EDWARD — Trade School: Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club. NEWLAND, MARTHA ANN—Athletic Asso- ciation; Tri-Hi; Choir; Honor League. NEWLAND, MARY KATHRYN — Honor League; Tri-Hi: Choir; Athletic Association. NOEL, MARY CATHERINE—Choir; Honor League. NOEL, VIRGINIA LEE—Representative, Libra- ry; Representative, Red Cross; Representative, Hon- or League; Art League; Civics Club; David Garrick Players; Typist, Critic; Athletic Association; Typist, High Times; National Honor Society. O’CONNOR, VIRGIL WALLACE — Trade School; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Asso- ciation. OGLESBY, POLLY ANN—Civics Club; Chem- istry Club; High Times; Honor League: Athletic Association; Critic; Honor League. PARKER, BEVERLEY ANN—Choir; Athletic Association; Girl Reserves; Operetta; Honor League. PATTERSON, JEAN ELEANOR—Girls’ Chor- us: David Garrick Players; Operetta; Girl Reserves; Honor League; Athletic Association; Spring Concert. PAYNE, BILL B.— Distributors Club; Civics Club: Honor League; Athletic Association. PEARCE, GRACIA—Girl Reserves; Athletic As- sociation; Spring Concert; Girls’ Chorus; Honor League; Civics Club. PEARCE, JUNE CHRISTINE—Honor League; Representative, Library; Library Assistant; Account- ant, Cafeteria; Athletic Association; Civics Club. PEARSON, NANCY JANE-—Library Council; Office Assistant; Athletic Association; Honor League: Civics Club; Crest; Hall Monitor. PENDLETON, RICHARD SPOTTSWOOD— Band: Served two years in Middle East and Atlantic Area of war. PICKETT, ANNE -— Library Council; League; Orchestra. POWELL, JACK — Debating Club; Treasurer, Band: Treasurer, Athletic Council; Football; Spanish Club; Civics Club; Operetta; Athletic Association; Spring Band Concert; Honor League; All State Band (46). POWERS, JACQUELINE LOUISE — Art League; Operettag:Spring Concert; Honor League; Girls’ Chorus; Tri-Hi. PRITCHETT, ELLEN—Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. PUGH, HELEN—Honor Leagti@; Athletic Asso- ciation; Library Staff; Civics Club; Typist, High Times. : PUGH, FRANK DAVID—Trade School; Served in the Asiatic and Pacific Theatre of War forty- three months. PUGH, KATHERINE LEE—tTranferred from Pattie Welder’s High School of Victoria, Texas; National Honor Society; Drama and Speech. RAINES, HAZEL ELIZABETH—Tri-Hi; Girls’ Chorus; Operetta; Choir; Honor League; Civics Club; Spring Concert; Athletic Association. RAMSEY, PAULA EDMUNDS — Homeroom Representative, Honor League; Secretary, Athletic Association; Cheerleader; Consul, Latin Club; Alum- ni Editor, Critic; Latin Government; Library Repre- sentative; Secretary, Chemistry Club; Librarian, Choir; Operetta; Spring Concert; Chorus; Vice- President, National Honor Society. REYNOLDS, JOYCE HORTENSE — Girls’ Chorus; Spring Concert; Athletic Association; Com- mercial Club; Honor League; Civics Club. RICKETTS, JEAN ELIZABETH—Art League; David Garrick Players; Library Council; Tri-Hi; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. RICHARDS, GEORGE TIMMONS—Cafeteria Helper: Trade School. ROAKES, ERNEST WARREN—Trade and In- dustrial Shop; Honor League; Athletic Association. ROBERTS, LOUIS MOULTON—French Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. ROBERTSON, DOLORES ELIZABETH—Hon- or League; Civics Club; French Club; Art Club; Athletic Association. ROBERTSON, MARTHA ANN—Critic; Stu- dent Council; Art League; Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Ath- letic Association; Honor League. ROSS, BARBARA—Civics Club; Representative, Junior Red Cross; Honor League; Athletic Associa- tion; Chorus. RUSH, BARBARA ANN—High Times; Honor League; Operetta; Spring Concert; Choir; Civics Club; Distributors Club; Chorus; Athletic Associa- tion. RYAN, PEGGY VIRGINIA—Art League; Li- brary Council; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association: National Honor Society. SAUNDERS, KATHERINE CLARA—Chorus; Operetta; Spring Concert; Honor League; Majorette; Representative, Student Council; Typist, Crest and Critic; Tri-Hi; Civics Club. SCOTT, LOIS HICKSON—Treasurer, Sopho- more Class; Aedile, Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Class Editor, Crest; High Times;. Ad- Honor vertising, High Times; Athletic Association; Honor League; Library Council; Critic; National Honor So- ciety; Quill and Scroll. SCRUGGS, JOHN WILLIAM—Band; Repre- sentative, Library; Honor League; Civics Club; Ath- letic Association. SHEPHERD, HESWOOD DEWEY, JR.— Honor League; Athletic Association; Sports Writer, High Times; Co-Editor, Critic (45); Feature Editor, Critic (45); Secretary, Student Council; Treasurer, Junior Class; Civics Club. SHIELDS, RAYMOND E.—Hi-Y;. Honor League; Athletic Association. SHIRLEY, MARY JANE—Honor League; Ath- letic Association. SIEGEL, LAWRENCE—Library Council; Hi-Y; Football; Track; Operetta; Basketball; Choir; Varsity Club; Spring Concert; Athletic Association. SIMPSON, ERIC, JR.—Honor League; Athletic Association; Chemistry Club; Band; Hi-Y; Civics Club; Track. SLATER, RICHARD PAUL — Trade School; Served 32 months in the Navy, European Area. SMITH, DOROTHY LOUISE—Art Club; Drama; Chorus; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. SMITH, FRANCES VIRGINIA—Chorus; Oper- etta; Spring Concert; Honor League; Library Coun- cil; Civics Club; Typist, Critic; Typist, Crest. SMITH, GLADYS LEE—Art. League; Athletic Association; Civics Club; Honor League; Tri-Hi; Typist, High Times. SMITH, JOYCE RAMONA—Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League; Chorus; Civics Club; Spring Concert. SMITH, JUNE ANN—Representative, Library; Honor League; Civics Club; Athletic Association. SNEAD, ETHELIND JANET—David Garrick Club: Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Choir; Operetta; Spring Con- cert; Senior League Basketball; Representative, Jun- ior Red Cross; Crest; Senior Play; National Honor Society. SPENCER, MARTHA ELIZABETH—Orches- tra; Spring Concert; High Times; Civics Club; Span- ish Club; Crest; Honor League; Athletic Association. SPRADLIN, HENRY, JR.— Track; Honor League; Civics Club; Trade and Industrial Shop; Athletic Association. STANBERRY, EVELYN GENE — Honor League; Monogram Club; Chorus; Spring Concert; Operetta; Athletic Association; Spanish Club; High Times; Civics Club. STICKLEY, LAURA LEE — Student. Council; Secretary, Senior Class; Spanish Club; Civics Club; Representative, Red Cross; Honor League; Athletic Association. — STRATTON, MARGARET LOUISE—Spanish Club; Secretary, Sophomore Class; Senior, Girl Re- serves; Honor League; Athletic Association; Library Council; Senior Play; National Honor Society. STUART, ROSALIE MOORE—French Club; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Assistant Editor, High Times; Honor League. SUBLETT, HARRY—Art League; Civics, Club; Honor League. SWEENEY, MARY LORRAINE—David Gar- rick; Honor League; Athletic Association; Art League; Chorus; Operetta; President, Red Cross; Poetry Editor, Critic; Civics Club; Girl Reserves; Poetry, Crest. TAYLOR, BARBARA ANN—Civics Club; Pres- ident, David Garrick Players; Choir; President, Jun- ior Girl Reserves; Vice-President, Tri-Hi; French Club; Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Honor League; Representative, Library; Spring Concert; National Honor Society. TEDDER, GLADYS—Honor League; Athletic Association; Representative, Red Cross. TEMPLETON, HAROLD ROBERT — Honor League; Athletic Association; Chemistry Club; Li- brary Council. TERRELL, MARY MARGARET—Basketball; Monogram Club; Tri-Hi; Sp anish Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club. THOMAS, ANN STRATTON—Girl Reserves; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. THOMAS, BETTY JEAN—Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Chorus; Girl Reserves. THOMPSON, ANCY CAROL—Honor League; Athletic Association; Chorus; Civics Club; Spring Concert. THOMPSON, JEAN—Honor League; Athletic Association; Art League; Tri-Hi. THOMPSON, NANCY JANE—Critic; Civics Club; Cheerleader; Secretary, Honor League; Ath- letic. Association; High Times. THRONEBURG; HAROLD PRESTON—Trade School; Honor League; Athletic Association. THORNHILL, BEN—Hi-Y; Civics Club; Stu- dent Council; Athletic Association; Honor League; Junior Varsity Football. TOMLIN, LOIS ETTA—-Spring Concert; Oper- etta; Girls’ Chorus; Spanish Club; Civics Club; Rep- resentative, Red Cross; Tri-Hi; Cafeteria Hostess; Athletic Association; Honor League; Girls’ Basket- ball; Choir; Quill and Scroll; Literary Editor, High Times. TOMLINSON, HELEN ELIZABETH — Art League; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Typist, High Times; Honor League. ‘TUCKER, DORIS JUANITA—Tri-Hi; Chorus; Commercial Club. TUCKER, HELEN FRANCES—Girls Chorus; Operetta; Civics Club; Honor League; Library Coun- cil; Athletic Association. TUCKER, RUDOLPH—Givies Club: Art Club; Athletic Association. TRAYLOR, BOBBY—Civics Club; Athletic As- sociation; Trade School. TUGGLE, JAMES WAYNE — Varsity Club; Football; Co-Captain, Track; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. TYLER, EVELYN MAE—Honor League; Dis- tributors Club; Civics Club; Girl Reserves ; Library Representative. TYREE, ROBERT MILTON—Civics Club; Ath- letic Association; Honor League. VAUGHAN, DOLLY MARIE — Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Girl Reserves; Chorus; Spring Concert; Representative, Senior Council. WADE, MARGARET—Honor League; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Representative, Red Cross; Chorus; Operetta. WALKER, GLORIA BELL—Civics Club; Girl Reserves; Chorus; Operetta; Honor League. WALKER, VIRGINIA A. — Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League; Library Council; High Times; Civics Club; Bookkeeper, Athletic Association; Na- tional Honor Society. WALKUP, PHYLLIS ANN — Vice-President (45, °46), Secretary (44, °45), Athletic Associa- tion; President, Junior Class; Vice-President, Soph- omore Girl Reserves; Honor League; Choir; Cheer- leader; Tri-Hi. WEBB, EVELYN MITCHELL—Honor | League; Athletic Association; Library Helper; Civics Club; Typist, High Times. WEBBER, WALTER NELSON, JR.—Football; Assistant Manager, Basketball; Chemistry Club; Hi- Y; Operetta; Spring Concert; Athletic Association; Representative, Red Cross; Honor League; David Garrick Club; Choir; Senior Play. WHITE, AUDREY LEE—Tri-Hi; Junior Home- room Representative, Honor League; Senior Council; Spanish Club; Civics Club; David Garrick Players; Library Council; Athletic Association; Vice-Presi- dent, Senior Girl Reserves; National Honor Society. WHITE, LEWIS, JR.— Trade School; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. WHITE, POLLY PENDLETON—Civics Club; French Club: Honor League; Athletic Association. WHITE, REGINALD S.—Varsity Club; Foot- ball: Track: Hi-Y; David Garrick Players; Art League; Treasurer, Spanish Club; Junior Varsity Basketball: Senior Varsity; Civics Club; Athletic Association. WHITE, ROBERT LEE — Orchestra; Athletic Association; Spring Concert. WHITTEN, ROBERT LEWIS—Library Coun- cil. Civics Club; Honor League; Football; Athletic Association. WILKINSON, FRANCES ETTA—Civics Club; Commercial Club; Athletic Association. WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH M.—Art League; Civics Club: Honor League: Served six months in the WACS. WILLIAMS, GARLAND RAY—Honor League; Trade Class; Athletic Association. WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY SNOW—Civics Club; Tri-Hi: President, Senior Girl Reserves; Honor League; French Club; Athletic Association; Secre- tary, Junior Girl Reserves; Library Council; National Honor Society. WILLIAMSON, BARBARA JUAN — Civics Club; Chemistry Club; Art League; David Garrick Players; Choir; Chorus; Spring Concert; Operetta; Honor League; Athletic Association; Senior Play. WILMER, MAX—Trade School; Athletic Asso- ciation; Civics Club; Honor League. WILSON, WILLIAM E.—Hir-Y; Football; Ath- letic Association; Track. WOOD, JEAN THOMPSON—Track; Varsity Club; Honor League. WOOD, KENNETH MURRAY—Art League; Honor League; Athletic Association. WOODLE, ERNESTINE ANN—Athletic Asso- ciation; Honor League; Civics Club; Library Coun- cil; National Honor Society. WOODSON, WALTER BENJAMIN, JR. — High Times; Chemistry Club; Vice-President, David Garrick Players; Library Council; Operetta; Honor a Se Athletic Association; Spanish Club; Civics ub. WOODY, DORIS RUTH—Athletic Association; Orchestra; Tri-Hi; Honor League. WOOLDRIDGE, HELEN ROMONA — Art League; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League; Typist, High Times. YOUNG, ELIZABETH ANNE—Civics Club: Honor League; Athletic Association; Typist, High Times; Typist, Critic. ee job ta cp th tga rs aa ig: Cie ceca