Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1948 volume:

: = Che Crest PUBLISHED BY THE E. C. GLASS HIGH SCHOOL LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA FOREWORD Here is our Crest of ’48. Our theme —the movies. Everyone wants to get into the act, so on with the show. LIGH USenee. CAMERA, .7.. ACTION? .or. DEDICATION Margaret H elbig To EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION WE DEDICATE THE THIRTIETH VOLUME OF THE CREST TO ONE WHO HAS CON- TRIBUTED SO MUCH TO OUR SCHOOL AND TO ITS PUBLICATIONS PRODUCED BY THE CREST STAFF Editors-in-Chief MARGARET BURKS AND ANNE MASON Managing Editor DANNY CHEATHAM Literary Editor scccsccccsess BARBARA CAWTHORNE, FANNIE CRADDOCK AND GRACE SHEFFEY Class Editor Betty GWALTNEY Activities Editor JACQUELINE MOSELEY Asst. Activities Editor.... MARY STEVE MALLAN Art Editor JESSICA GILLIAM Athletics Editor REGGIE GRAHAM Photograpnes....ccccceee DEWEY BoswELL, BILLY Ropes, Boppy TAyLtor, Marvin Moopy Advertising SOuWciHtOVS. cczseitssctoatene DIANE Davis, ELIZABETH HoskINs, MARY RAINE WINFREE, RuTH UNDERWOOD DN DOSES o3. 5 ccs LorraAINE NoEt, NADA BEARD, JOAN STATON Business Manag er.......00ce00esees MINNIE MASSIE AAdVISELS..0404.. Miss WILLIAMS, Business: Mrs. Hevsic, Art; Miss H. Brown, Editorial Margaret Burks, Minnie Massie, Anne Mason TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 2 Seniors 13 Stars 54 Undergraduates 57 Organizations 69 Athletics o9 Advertisements li SCHOOL BOARD Seated from left to right: RAtNnE PETtyjyoHN, Tom KirKPATRICK, Tom CHRISTIAN, FrED Morrison, HowaArp Ruopes, PAuL Munro, WALTER MASON, GEORGIA GEARHART, ARLINE ALLEN, Mary WELLS WEST. Center: BLAKE ISLEY, Supervisor. ae ic Cue TR! Principal PAULINE FISHER STALL Assistant Principal Paut M. Munro Superintendent VirGIL BECKNER Biology HELEN Brown English JANE CUNNINGHAM English ELIZABETH GLASS Latin FACULTY Harriet BELL Spanish ELIzABETH BURMAHLN Business Education ARLENA Davis Retail Selling MartHa Hancock Mathematics RutH BLuNT English E. T. BURMAHLN Director of Business Education Lewis Davis Head of Latin Department Ettize Harvey Business Education Ben ALLEN Radio VINCENT BRADFORD Physical Education Lucite Cox Jack FIELDER Science MarGarReT HELBIG Art EMMA BARKSDALE Mathematics ELoisre Brown Business Education NorveELL CRAIGHILL Librarian CiiFFORD Fox Head of Vocational Education Department KATHLEEN HoLMEs French, Spanish RICHARD HorRNER ROBERT KRATER J. Heatu Lewis EveELYN Moore HELEN NELSON Athletic Manager Electricity Head of Social Science English English Mathematics Department Mattiz NICHOLAS WILLIAM NICHOLAS Mary Payne IsaBEL PECK BEULAH PHIpps English Music Head of English Physical Education Head of Science Department Department InMA Lert Porter CHAPMAN RAMSEY DorotHy STEELE Eusiz TALBOT Mauricre TILLOTSON Business Education Mathematics English English Radio JosEpH TURKEL JAMES TYREE ELIZABETH WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE SALLY WHITEHEAD History Machine Shop History Mechanical Drawing Mathematics MARGARET WILLIAMS Business Education OrRLINE WHITE LEONE CHAFFIN CHESSIE HARVEY History Office Secretary Office Secretary Iu Memoriam Mattie C raigh ill Nicholas 1881-1948 The Senior Class WiLLIiAmM McKINNOoN MASSIE National Honor Socie ty; Critic; Quill and Scroll; Vice- Starring in President Junior Class; Student Council; Senior Council: President Senior Class; Public Speaking Club; Spanish erie Rest WearsatGiic Wea Club; President Chemistry Club, °46; Chairman Assembly Committee W. LEA W. Massie J. CALLAHAM J. Hupson ORBICER EP POSICLUL ER scat ehck: fea MAN ae] me A See eae LASS Wore cha ieee WILLIAM Massie TASCA ASIC Un pera EA See icc Weare seen acura Mele hay Ws ARIS Nee coy a ... WILLIAM LEA SVS EAIED Si coi Sorat Ase DRS A COUN Oy ER Peart sor PED JEAN Hupson LU REIORTSCN, Ress e-ink ot be Ei RMA SAS NR, AS SOR OE ERE aC OE JUNE CALLAHAN 13 SALLY ANN ADAMS LEY Athletic Association; Honor League; Civics Club; Distributors Club. GEORGE H. AKERS ah OMT 5 De Trade School; Football, °44, °46, °47; Captain °47; Honor League; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Veteran, U.S.N. JAMES CLIFEORDGALELEN “Big Jim” Band; Honor League; Choir; Vice-President David Garrick Players, °47; Motion Picture Club; All-State Band 47, °48; Boys’ Glee Club; Athletic Association. PRY ist te Ay “Phyl” Cheerleader, °47, °48; Y-Teens; Civics Club; Red Cross; Honor League; Athletic Association; Advertising; Critic, °46; Art Editor, Critic, °47; Crest Staff. 14 JANE OLIVER ABBOT Be oe Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Library Council; Honor League. BEATRICE SEAY ADAMS “Bea” French Club; Civics Club; Operetta, °46; Cheering Corps, °47; Drill Squad, °46; Athletic Association; Honor League; High Times; Girls’ Choir; Modern Dancing; Chorus; Basketball. BENNIE ADAMS “Bennie” Honor League. RAYMOND MONROE ADAMS “Slim” All-State Band, °47, °48; Red Cross; Honor League; Orchestra; David Garrick Players; Hi-Y; Band. HELEN MAE ARMSTRONG “Helen” President David Garrick Players, 47; Honor League; Athletic Association; Art League. PEGG YaAk DPUOR reg Honor League; Athletic Association; Distributors Club; Cheering Squad; Library Representative. WILLIAM JAMES ARTHUR Bally? Business Education; Honor League; Athletic Association. BARBARA ANN BAILEY “Barbara’ Honor League Representative; Art League; Athletic Association; Honor League; Business Education; Civics Club. GEORGE W. ALMOND DULY Honor League; Veteran, U. S. N. GEORGE ANDERSON “Snuffy” Honor L eague; Trade School; Cafeteria Helper MILTON ANDREWS “Milton” Honor League; Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Trade School TOM APPERSON “Tom” Veteran EDITH MARIAN BECKNER “Marian” President Y-Teens; Cheerleader, °47, °48; Honor League; Secretary-Treasurer Student Council; David Garrick Play- ers; Civics Club; Senior Day Assembly; Bowling; Basket- ball; Softball; Debating Club; High Times; Operetta, °47; Senior Banquet Committee; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. ROBERTA ANN BECKNER “Bobbie” Honor League; Athletic Association; David Garrick Play- ers; Senior Basketball; Bowling; Softball; High Times Staff; Civics Club; Chemistry Club; President Debating Club; Vice-President Y-Teens; President Junior Y-Teens, °47; Operetta, °47; Cheering Corps; Senior Council; National Honor Society. BARBARA MYRL BELL “Biblo”’ Chorus; Choir; Civics Club; Operetta, °47; Honor League; Athletic Association. RODNEY BLACKBURNE “Rodney” President French Club; High Times; Civics Club; Chem- istry Club; Motion Picture Club; Student Council; David Garrick Players; Honor League; Library Council; Latin Club; National Honor Society. 16 FRANCES BAKER “Chinky” Honor League; High Times; Distributors Club; Critic. JOANNE HART BAKER “So High Times; Athletic Association; Motion Picture Club; Y-Teens; Library Council; Honor League; Advertising Manager, High Times. MARTHA ANN BATES “Martha” Senior Council; Business Education; Honor League; Y-Teens; High Times; Critic. NADA ISABELLE BEARD “Ginger” Honor League; Athletic Association; Business Education; Cheerleader, °47, °48; Library Council; Modern Dancing; Bowling, °47; Basketball, °46, °47; Art League; Y-Teens; Volleyball, °46; Senior Day Committee; Operetta, °47; Civics Club. { 7 KITTIE ELIZABETH BLANKS “Kitten? Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. ANNIE BELLE :BOBBITT “Ann” French Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. JAMES BOICE “Jimmy” Hi-Y; David Garrick Players; Chemistry Club; Football, 47; Athletic Association; Critic; Manager Distributors Club; Choir; President Orchestra; Treasurer Library; De- bating Club; Honor League; President National Honor Society. RICHARD HOLMAN BOSSHARD “Dick” Honor League; Athletic Association; Basketball, °48. V7 REBA LEAR BLAIR “Roley” Athletic Association; Basketball; Honor League Representa- tive; Civics Club; Student Council: David Garrick Players; Poetry Editor, Critic; French Club; High Times; Senior Y-Teens; Debating Club; Quill and Scroll. GILBERT BLANKENSHIP “Gilbert” Honor League; Senior. Play, ’48; Athletic Association: Treasurer National Honor Society. HERBERT HOOVER BLANKENSHIP “Hoodie” Football, °45, °46, °47: Civics Club: ‘President Sophomore Class, °45; Honor League; President Junior Class, ’46: Varsity Club; President Athletic Association: Track; °45, °46, °47: Captain, °48. RUTH BLANKENSHIP “Ruth” Honor League; Athletic Association. NORMA JEAN BRADLEY “Jeanie” Band; Y-Teens; Drum Majorette; Honor League. CARL LEO BROOKS Cab arg Trade School; Athletic Association; Honor League. WILLIAM ALBERT BROOKS “William” Honor League; Library Staff, Distributors Club, °47. °45, 746: BETTY BARBARA BROWN “Bobby” President Civics Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; Feature Editor Critic; Tri-Hi; Operetta, °46, Cheering Corps, °46, °47; Modern Dancing; Honor League; Stu- dent Council; Junior Council Representative; Quill and Scroll; National Honor Society. DEWEY WILLIAM BOSWELL “Dewey” Photographer High Times; Library Council; Honor League; Athletic Association; Motion Picture Club; Hi-Y; Photographer Crest. VIOLA MAE BOWEN “Viola” Honor League; Athletic Association; Cheerleader, °47, °48: Civics Club; Chorus, °46. PAULA CATHERINE BOWLES “Paula’ Honor League; Athletic Association; Crest Staff, °46; Tri- Hi; Art Leagu e; Civics Club; Spanish Club; Library Council. KIMSEY.E. BRADLEY “Kimsey” Honor League; Athletic Association; Veteran; Trade School; Machine Shop. JANET ELIZABETH BROWN “Janet”? Senior Council; Honor League; Drum Majorette; Secretary Student Council, °46; Library Council. MARGARET LEE BROWN “Margie” Senior Council; Civics Club: Art League; Spanish Club: National Honor Society. ANNE CATHERINE BRUCE “Anne” Debating Club; David Garrick Players: Library Council; Tri-Hi; Honor League; Civics Club: Drill Squad; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. BERKLEY BRYANT “Berk” Library Council; Honor League; Athletic Association. NANCY MOORE BRYANT “Nancy” Honor League; Civics Club; Athletic Association: Tri-Hi: Chorus; Spring Concert; Library Council; Motion Picture Club. GEORGE BUNCH “George” Athletic Association; Honor League. ALVIA BURFORD “Alvia” Honor League; Athletic Association: Cafeteria Helper. DOUGLAS LANDFORD BURGESS “Douglas” Honor League; Athletic Association. 19 eweee AU G “ %q He 2c es LINDSAY BUTLER “Sep Track: Motion Picture Club; Hi-Y; Athletic Association: Choir; Ticket Collector; Honor League; Business Education. JAMES M. CALLAHAM “Big Jim” Football, °44; Library Representative; Distributors Club; Business Education; Honor League. JUNE ELIZABETH CALLAHAN “Junebug” Treasurer Senior Class; Bowling Team; Secretary Honor League; Archery Club; Bookkeeper Athletic Association; Basketball; National High School Register; Modern Danc- ing; Poetry Editor Critic, °46; Senior Play; Spring Concert, °46; Typist High Times; Typist Critic; Chorus; Volley- ball; Civics Club; Public Speaking Club; Office Helper: National Honor Society. BARBARA JEAN CAMPBELL ‘Barbara’ Typist and Solicitor Critic; Y-Teens; Athletic Association; Honor League; Civics Club; Business Club. MARGARET ELIZABETH BURKS “Burks” Honor League; Editor Crest, °47- °48; Student Council; Civics Club; Athletic Association; President Homeroom: Spanish Club; Library Council. HELEN ELAINE BURNETTE “Helen” Civics Club; French Club; Cheering Corps; Receptionist; Archery Club; Softball; Assembly Committee; Honor League; Library Council; Senior Y-Teens. JOYCE MARIE BURRUSS “Butch” Athletic Association; Honor League; Business Education; Student Council. CLAIRE BUTLER “Buttermilk” Red Cross Representative; Orchestra; Chorus; Motion Pic- ture Club; Cheering Corps; Y-Teens; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League: High Times. ho RE lv ati ie Bas Puy isbIS LEE CAUFRIELD “Phil? David Garrick Players; Y-Teens: Junior Basketball, °46, 47; Honor League: Athletic Association. BARBARA ANN CAWTHORNE “Bobby” Co-Literary Editor Crest; Honor League Consul, Latin Club; David Garrick Players; Y-Teens; Spanish Club: Critic; Student Gouncil, °46, °47: High School Register; High Times, °45, °46: Athletic Association: Latin Tournament; Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society. ROBERT LEE CHAMBERS, as “Runk? Trade School: Honor League; Athletic Association. ELLA CAMPBELL “Elta Athletic Association: Honor League; Junior Basketball, °45, °46; Volleyball; Senior Basketball. 46, °47, °48: Civics Club; Bowling Team, °46, °47: Library Representative: Y-Teens: Secretary Junior Red Cross, °47, °48: Girls’ Glee Club, °47, °48. SAMUEL PATTERSON CARDWELL “Giggles” Honor League: Chemistry Club; Junior Council; Co-ex- change Editor Critic: Athletic Association; Student Council; National Honor Society. BARBARA CASH “Barbara” Chairman Junior Red Cross, °47, 48; Y-Teens; Secretary Junior Class, °“45.-°46=. Civics Club; Business Education: Cheering Choir; Athletic Association; Bowling Team; Girls’ Glee Club: Volleyball Team, 47: National Honor Society. DAN COHEN “Dan” Athletic Association; Honor League. EDWARD COHN “Blimp” Art League; Debating Club: Honor League. PEGGY MYRA COLEMAN Ped. High Times; Y-Teens; David Garrick Players; Honor Lea- gue; French Club; Athletic Association; All-Star Basket- ball, °45; Civics Club; Cheerleader, °47, °48; Junior Basketball, °48. JEAN COLLIER “Jean” Athletic Association; Chorus; Spring Concert, °46; Business Education; Honor League; Typist High Times, °46. DANIEL WASHINGTON CHEATHAM, JR. “Danny” Hi-Y; Secretary Civics Club; Crest Staff;-Honor League Representative; Junior Council; Spanish Club; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. JUNE ELIZABETH CHEATHAM “June” Honor League; Athleti c Association; Art League; Typist High Times; Business Education. VERNARD CHENAULT “Vernite” Athletic Association; Honor League. HENRY: LEWIS CLAY “Bones” Choir; Student Council; Operetta, °47; Motion Picture Club; Hi-Y; Red Cross Representative; Art League; Honor League; Athletic Association. FANNIE YANCEY CRADDOCK wee David Garrick Players; Crest Staff: Treasurer Y-Teens; Critic Staff; Civics Club; Student Council: Honor League; Athletic Association; French Club; Quill and Scroll; National Honor Society. MARY LEE CREASY “Mary Lee’ Athletic Association; Honor League; Business Education: Art League; Y-Teens. CLARICE ANNE CREWS Olly Cheerleader, 47: Head Cheerleader, ’48: Athletic Associa- tion; Honor League; National High School Register; Civics Club; David Garrick Players; Senior Basketball Team; Junior Basketball Team, °45: Secretary Sophomore -Class: Sophomore Representative Honor League; Volleyball, °45. Vice-President Y-Teens: Student Council, °45, °46, °48: Vice-President Student Council, °47. National Honor Society. GORDON RAY CRICKENBERGER “Crickek’ Trade School; Honor League; Athletic Association. LS) a) RICHARD H. COLLINS “Richard” Trade School; Honor League; Athletic Association. ROBERT LOUIS� ELDRIDGE. COUCH Ee Bop? Athletic Association; Honor League: High Times; Foot- Ball, 46, 472, Manager’ Tennis’ Team Treasurer Sopho- more Class, °45: Vice-President Hi-Y, °46; Civics Club; Chemistry Club: David Garrick Players; Stage Crew. HELEN FRANCES COVINGTON “Bright Eyes’ Junior Basketball Team: Athletic Association; Honor League; Junior Red Cross. CHARLESSGOX. “Kid” Honor League; Athletic Association: Cheerleader, °46: Hi-Y; Chemistry Club; Civics Club: Football, °47; Track, 48: Senior Play, °47; Art League; High Times: Library Council. JEANETTE CRICKENBERGER “Cricket” Honor League; Athletic Association. BARBARA JUNE CRISE “Bobbie” Honor League; Business Education; Typist High Times and Critic; Y-Teens. JOHN: WILDER - CURES IT “Dilbert” Pioneer Hi-Y; Civics Club; Senior Council Representative; Honor League; Athletic Association; Track, 45; Secretary and Treasurer Pioneer Hi-Y, °47. LORETTA ELIZABE LO CROUSE “Loretta” Girls’ Chorus, 45, °46, °47; Honor League; Red Cross Representative; Library Council; Business Education; Cheer- ing Corps, 46; Athletic Association; Spring Concert, °45. ae aS eee etait — — ALFRED W.-CUMBY “A lfred”’ Honor League; Athletic Association. CAROLYN JUNE CUMBY “Carolyn” Honor League; Business Education; Typist High Times and Critic; Athletic Association. MARY LLOYD DEARBORN “Lioyd- Critic; Athletic Association; Cheering Corps; Civics Club; Receptionist; High Times. BETTY, DANIEE “Betty” Student Council; Civics Club; Vice-President Student Council, °48; Choir; Honor League; Girls’ Glee Club; Chairman Typist; Cafeteria; Spring Concert; Athletic Association; Secretary National Honor Society. ALICE, ARDEN DILLON “Sporty” Honor Society; Athletic Association; High Times Representative, °46. SIREN CODY DLXON “Oscar” Athletic Association; Track; Trade School. ELIZABETH ANNE DUNCAN ; 6 LAbby: Honor League; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Chorus; Business Education. RAYMOND SEPTIMUS EVANS ray. Student Council: Track, °47, °48; Hi-Y, °47, °48: President, Hi-Y, 48; Honor League. Teel DAS Tae Honor League; Athletic Association. KAY BETLY DAVIS “Kay” Y-Teens; High Times; Literary Editor Critic; Civics Club: Chemistry Club; Quill and Scroll; National Honor Society. NANCY LOREE DAWSON mvonee. Honor League; Business Education; Y-Teens; Athletic Association. BILLIE CATHERINE DAY “Billie? Honor League; Athletic Association. NANCY MARIE FERGUSON “Fergie” Drum Majorette , °45, °46; Cheerleader, °4'7, °48; Civics Club; David Garrick Players; Art League; Honor League. FRANCES LEE FITZGERALD “Frita’”’ Honor League; Choir, °46, °47; Chorus: Operetta, °47; Athletic Association; Y-Teens; Business Education; Civics Club; Red Cross Representative; Senior Council; Bowling, °47; Typist High Times; Spring Concert, °46, °47; Basketball, °46. JOAN CARRINGTON FRANKLIN “Toan” Honor League; Business Education; Art League; Athletic Association; Chorus, 46; Typist High School Fund; Spring Concert, °48. SAMMY JUNE FORE “June” Art League; Athletic Association; Honor League. SHIRLEY EVERIDGE “Shirley” Art League; Honor League. LUCILLE RAMONA EWERS La Lead Operetta, °47; Basketball; David Garrick Players; Choir; Athletic Association; Honor League. LUTTRELL FARRIS “Bugs” Choir; Band; Hi-Y; Operetta, °47; Motion Picture Club: Cafeteria Assistant. JOAN FERGUSON “Joan” Girls’ Glee Club; Basketball Team, 47; Library Representa- tive; Honor League; Business Education; Athletic Association; Drill Corps. ms i i | 1 | | MARY FRANCES GILMER “Penny” Vice-President French Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club. REGINALD GRAHAM “Reggie” Honor League Representative; Civics Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; Crest Staff; Chemistry Club; Pioneer Hi-Y: Art League. DORIS MAE GUNTER “Doggie” Honor League; Civics Club; Library Council: Athletic Association. BETTY COX GWALTNEY “Betty” Honor League Representative; Crest Staff; Class Editor Crest, °47; David Garrick Players; French Club: Athletic Association; Civics Club; Orchestra; Bowling Team: Volley ball Team; Quill and Scroll; National Honor Society. ReNerOSTER Ci Honor League. HORACE GARBEE “Horace” Editor High Times; Debating Club; David Garrick Players; Operetta; Publicity Chairman; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Chaplain Hilltoppers Hi-Y; Library Council; Secretary Art League: Motion Picture Club: Chairman Lunchroom: Historian Quill and Scroll; Honor League; National Honor Society. CLARENCE MAXWELL GILES “Chick” Track; Electrician; Cafeteria JESSICA GILLIAM CesS™ Co-Art Editor Crest; Cheerleader, °47, °48: Vice-Chair- man Red Cross; Honor League; Art League; Athletic Association; Library Representative: Illustrator Critic; Cheering Squad; Civics Club; Quill and Scroll. RICHARD CHANNING HAAS “Richard” Football; Honor League; Varsity Club; Veteran. MARY-MORRISON HARPER ee M8 Vice-President Honor League, °47, °48; High Times; Secre- tary Y-Teens; Civ ics Club; Secretary David Garrick Play- ers; Operetta, °47; Departments Editor Critic; Censor Latin Club; Athletic Association; Spanish Tournament; Quill and Scroll; National Honor Society. SUE RITCHIE HARRIS “Sue” Honor League; Crest Staff; Advertising Staff Critic; Athletic Association. BETTY JOvBARVEY OOM hai Distributors Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Art League; Athletic Association. CARLENE, ELOISE -HANEL “Carlene” Civics Club; Honor League: Typist Cafeteria; Orchestra; Business Education; National Honor Society. LOIS JUNE HARDING “Shorty” Chorus; Girls’ Glee Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Business Education; Drill Squad; Athletic Association; Critic Staff; Cheering Corps; Spring Concert; Modern Dancing. RICHARD EARL HARMAN “Richard” Hi-Y: Honor League; Librarian; Choir, 46; Band; Secre- tary Choir, °47; Spring Concert, °46, °47; Operetta, °47. EMMA BIBB HARRIS “Emma” Honor League; David Garrick Players; Student Council; Chorus; Choir; Athletic Association. ee a ee ee ee eee ee —————— RHONALD HOWE HAYES “Pete Honor League; Athletic Association. MERLE LOVE HIGGINBOTHAM “Merle” Honor League; Senior Basketball; Junior Basketball; Art League; Business Education; Athletic Association. CATHERINE HODGES “Kitty” Library Council; Honor League; Red Cross: Library Representative. PRICE.SHERWOOD HODGES “Flat-Top” Football; Honor League; French Club; Athletic Association. - 29 MARY SUE HARVEY “Susie” Art League, °47; Girl Reserves, 46; Athletic Association; Honor League. RUTH GRAY HARVEY “Ruth”? Honor League; Athletic Association: David Garrick Play- ers; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll. SHORTER HARVEY “Shorter” Football, °45, °46, °47: Honor League; Varsity, ’46, °47: Athletic Association. GWENDOLYN JEAN HAWES “Gwen” Athletic Association; Honor League: Business Education. JEAN ELIZABETH HUDSON “Jean” Vice-President Sophomore Class; Honor League; Secretary Senior Class; Spring Concert, °45, °46; Typist High Times, °46; Library Council; Business Education; Athletic Association. WILLIAM CHARLES HOFFARTH “Billy” Football, °46; Honor League; Track, °47; Athletic Association. VIVIAN VIRGINIA HOGAN “Vivian” Honor League; Business Education; Chorus; Choir, 47; Operetta, 47. BILLY HUFFMAN “Huffey” Trade School; Honor League. MAURICE A. HOUGH “Maurice” Trade School; Honor League; Athletic Association. GLORA_ ANN HOWELL “Jimmy” Choir; Athletic Association; Operetta, °47; Spring Concert; Honor League. Bil Py ANED HUDSON “Betty Jane” Spanish Club; Honor League; Library Council; Civics Club; Spring Concert; Y-Teens; Athletic Association; Chorus. CLYDE EDWARD HUDSON “Hut? Art League; Pioneer Hi-Y; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. a A NN eS NS i mt tS pen = WILLIAM ISLEY “Billy” Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club: Band; Senior Day Assembly; Vice-President National Honor Society. LAVONIA JAMERSON “Lavonia” Honor League; Athletic Association. JOAN MARTE JARRETT “Tinx? Civics Club; Cheering Squad: Athletic Association: Honor League. RICHARD LEE JENKINS “Richard” Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club. HOLCOMBE A, HUGHES SLOG President Hi-Y: High Times; Honor League Representa- tive; Civics Club; Athletic Association; David Garrick Players. ODISSTURNER. INCE “Birdie” Honor League: Athletic Association, Football, °45; rack. 46.5 47 QUINTUS CELDUM IRBY “Buddy” Band; Athletic Association; Honor Civics Club; Hi-Y: National League; Spanish Club: Honor Society. VIRGINIA LEE IRVIN “Gennie Lee’ Civics Club; Honor League: Athletic Association. HARVEY H. JENNINGS “Bue Army Veteran; Motion Picture Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. EARL JOHNSON “Barl’ Honor League; Athletic Association. ARTHUR JAMES JOHNSON, JR. “Jimmy” Trade School; Honor League; Athletic Association. ANNE DIUGUID JONES “Anne” Debating Club; Crest Staff, Library Council; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross Representative, 46; Honor League. LILA JONES Lah Student Council, °47; Library Council; Honor League; Cheering Squad; Chorus. NANCY LEE JONES “Nancy” Honor League; Business Education. NICK KABLER “Nick” Motion Picture Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. KENNETH :«K KESSLER “Cotton” Athletic Association; Honor League; Photographer High Times, °47, 48. FERD KINNIER “Ferd” David Garrick Players; Stage Crew; Operetta, °47, °48; Manager Football, 46: Manager Basketball, 44: Honor League; Treasurer Civics Club, °46: High Times; Trade School; Hi-Y: Athletic Association. PATRICIA UNGEBORG KITTLESON “Kitty” Y-Teens; Choir; Honor League; Business Education: Athletic Association. BETTY ANN KURTZ “Betsy” Distributors Club; Honor League; Civics Club: Athletic Association; Red Cross; Library Council. GLORIA LAYNE “Gloria” Honor League; Athletic Association: Cheerleader, °47, °48: Civics Club. ROBERTA KEYSER “Bobby” Latin Club; Library Council; Civics Athletic Association; Honor League; National Honor Society. Basketball: Club; DONALD KIDD “Donald” Athletic Association; Honor League. PEGGY KIDD “Peggy” Honor League; Athletic Association. MARY ROGERS KING “Mamie” Treasurer Tri-Hi, °47; Literary Editor High Times; Secre- tary and Treasurer French Club: Honor League; Treasurer David Garrick Players; Library Council: Advertising Critic, 46; Civics Club: Athletic Association; Cheering Squad; Senior Play; Quill and Scroll. SARA PAGE LOVING “S0ra Honor League; Civics Club; President Art League, ° 48; French Club; Athletic Association; Bowling Team; David Garrick Players; Cheering Squad. CLELAND WATT MADDOX “Pickles” Trade School; Veteran U. S. N.; Honor League; Athletic Association. MARY STEVE MALLAN “Stevie” Honor League Representative; Y-Teens; Civics Club: Library Council; Cheering Corps; Crest Staff; Advertising High Times; Spanish Club; Modern Dancing; Athletic Association; Basketball. LESLIE FARRAR MARSH Tes? President Hilltoppers Hi-Y; Civics. Club; Chemistry Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. JACQUELINE LAYNE “Jackie” Honor League; Athletic Association; Civics Club; National Honor Society. WILLIAM LEA, JR. “Billy” Basketball, °45, °46, °47; Football, °47; Vice-President Senior Class; Honor League; Athletic Association. WALLACE LINDSAY “Wallace” Honor League; Athletic Association. SHIRLEY ANN LINDSAY “Shirley” Civics Club; Honor League; Spring Concert; Choir; Chorus; Athletic Association; Red Cross Representative. en MITCHELL RUTHERFORD MAYS “Mitchell” a Secretary and Treasurer Hilltoppers Hi-Y: Civics Club; Honor League; President Spanish Club: Chemistry Club; Athletic Association. JOSEPH McCARTHY Oe Honor League; Football, °47; Civics Club: Secretary and Treasurer Hi-Y, °46: Vice-President Hi-Y, °47: Cafeteria Helper; Athletic Association. GRACE ANN McCRAW “Mac” Besketball; Drill Corps; Honor League: Athletic Association; Art League. FRANK P, McDANIEL “Frank” Honor League; Trade School. ANNE ELIZABETH MASON SST COR Sa Editor Crest, '48: Y-Teens; Vice-President Spanish Club, °48; Civics Club: David Garrick Players; Honor League; Athletic Association; Senior Play, °48; Quill and Scroll. MINNIE MONROE MASSIE “Minnie” Honor League; Student Council; Civics Club: Public Speak- ing ; Quill and Scroll; Y-Teens; Assistant Business Manager High Times; Chorus; Business Manager Critic-Crest; Red Cross; Accountant Cafeteria: Library Council; Spring Con- cert, °45; National High School Register: Bowling Team; Athletic Association; Senior Play, °48; National Honor Society. PEOVER ES SAY © “Phyllis” Y-Teens; Chemistry Club; Basketball Team: Civics Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. FREDERICK THOMAS MAYS Si red: Trade School; Hi-Y; Motion Picture Club. PAUL EY McLELLAND “Mock” Chemistry Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. HARRY METTS “The Hair” Athletic Association. JOYCE ANN MILES “Toyce” Business Education; Honor League; Athletic Association; Chorus; Library Council; Y-Teens. ROY MILLNER “Roy” Athletic Association; Civics Club. NANCY McDONALD “Nancy” High Times; Civics Club; David Garrick Players; Basket ball; Cheerleader; Honor League; Athletic Association. GEORGE STELLIE McIVOR “Mac” Hi-Y; Athletic Association; Honor League; Cafeteria Statistician; Junior Council Representative; Business Education; Senior Council Representative; Tennis Team. JEAN ANN McLAUGHLIN “Jean” Athletic Association; Honor League; President Y-Teens, °45; Student Council; Secretary Civics Club; Choir; Library Council; Majorette, °46, °477. JULIA ISABEL McGHEE “Tsete” Athletic Association; Honor League; Civics Club; Girls’ Choir. ANNE HODGES MOORE “Miss Annie”’ Red Cross Representative: Chorus: Glee Club; Spring Concert; Honor League. SHIRLEY MOORE “Shirley” Honor League; Athletic Association. THOMAS MOORE “Gordy” Athletic Association: Veteran. JAMES RAYMOND MORGAN “Stretch” Manager Band; Orchestra; Vice-President Band; Choir; Critic; Motion Picture Club; Boys’ Glee Club: Hi-Y. BETTY JANE MILLS “Betty Jane” Girls’ Chorus; Choir; Spring Concert: Chemistry Club: Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association, RAY MINIX ECan Honor League: Athletic Association; Civics Club. WARREN N. MITCHELL, JR. “Nick” Honor League; David Garrick Players; Hi-Y; Athletic Association. JAMES H. MONTAGUE “Tim? Chaplain; Hi-Y; Honor League; Distributors Club: Athletic Association. DELORES ANN MURRAY “Ann Art League: Honor League; Athletic Association. SAM GILBERT MUSGROVE “Sam” Honor League; Student Council: Athletic Association. IVEL SLAYDON MYERS “Tarbaby”’ Assistant Editor High Times, ‘47, °48; Honor League: Co- Exchange Editor Critic; Civics Club; Secretary Chemistry Club; Pioneer Hi-Y; Treasurer Quill and Scroll; Spanish Club; Assembly Committee; Athletic Association; Business Manager David Garrick Players; Senior Play; National Honor Society. DOROTHY ELIZABETH NICHOLS “Boots” High Times; Basketball, °47: Athletic Association; Honor League; Civics Club. LORENE MORGAN “Lorene” Girls’ Chorus; Spring Concert, 45; Athletic Association; Honor League. EARL WINSTON MORRIS “Mickey” Athletic Association; Honor League. PRESTON MORRIS “Preston” Vice-President Hilltoppers Hi-Y, °47; Honor League: Chemistry Club; Art League; Representative Athletic Association; Civics Club; Cashier Cafeteria; Football, °47. RAYMOND MOYER “Raymond” Honor League; Athletic Association. SHIRLEY OSBORNE Honor League: Athletic Association; Civics Club: Business Education; Softball: Chorus. PEOY D2PARIS Trade School: Honor League; Athletic Association HELEN PARIS Honor League: Athletic Association; Distributors Club; Chorus; Spring Concert, °47. DELORES ROUTON PARKER Honor League; Representative, 47: Athletic Association; Civics Club; Chemistry Club; French Club; Choir; Operetta, °48: Cheering Squad; Y-Teens, HERMAN C. NOBLETT “Knob” Varsity, 44, °45, °46: Hi-Y: David Garrick Players; Choir: Athletic Association; Honor League. LORRAINE ELIZABETH NOEL “Pris” Honor League; Athletic Association: Library Council: Bowling Team; Y-Teens: Basketball, °46, °47; Art League: Business Education: David Garrick Players; Volleyball, 46; Drill Squad; Senior Day Committee; Civics Club. MARILYN AVE NOEL “Clam” Choir; Operetta, °47: Basketball: Honor League: Athletic Association. FRANCES BURCH OAKES “Fanny J Choir; Girls’ Glee Club: Y-Teens: Operetta, °47: Spring Concert; Typist High Times. e?Sa 4. 61° 4 4 % DOROTHY KATHLEEN� PETERS DOR Honor League; Business Education; Athletic Association; Chorus; Typist Cafeteria. | BETIDY: fANESPOWELE SPar: } i i . . . | Civics Club; Cheering Squad; Athletic Association; Honor League. ? it FRANK R. PROEHL rh i. “Boats” Trade School; Honor. League; Veteran; Civics Club: Athletic Association. i CECIE LOGWOOD PUCK ETTE “Puckette” t tion; Honor League; Distributors. Club. Civics Club; Red Cross Representative; Athletic Associa- LAURA JEAN PATE “Jean” Spring Concert, °45, °47; Honor League; Girls’ Chorus; Cheering Squad; Athletic Association; Typist Critic and High Times. NORMA PATTERSON “Norma’ Athletic Association; Honor League. GEORGE PENNY “Penny Football, 45, °46, °47; Honor League; Assistant Circulation Manager Critic, °46, °47; Athletic Association; Trade and Industrial Classes. FRANCES ANN PENNY “Frances Ann” Orchestra; Modern Dancing; Basketball; Archery; Debat- ing Club; Y-Teens; David Garrick Players; Civics Club; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Student Council; Office Work: Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. i 40 | { | | | Bieiet Y- | RAN RICE “Betty Jean” Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association: Operetta; Chorus; Choir; Business Education; Typist Cafeteria. GEORGE EVERETT RICHARDSON “Duck” President Motion Picture Club: Honor League; Athletic Association. LUCY ANNE ROBERTSON WA ge Y-Teens; High Times; Civics Club: Basketball: Bowling; Volleyball Team. ANNIE ADAMS ROBERTSON “Annie” Critic; Honor League; Chemistry Club; Modern Dancing; Y-Teens; Art League; Latin Club; Civics Club; Quill and Scroll; National Honor Society. 41 LAURA TALBOT RADFORD “Laura”? Editor Critic; Basketball; Quill and Scroll; Civics Club: High Times; Consu! Latin Club; Crest; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. BETTY ANN RAMSEY “Betty Ann” Cheerleader, °46, °47; Civics Club; Basketball; Honor Lea- gue; David Garrick Players; Softball, °47, °48; Library Council; Secretary Athletic Association: National Honor Society. ELIZABETH GEORGE RAMSEY “Gorgie” President Student Council; Cheerleader, °47, °48: Vice President Athletic Association; Civics Club; French Club: Tri-Hi; Senior Basketball, ’46; Co-Captain Senior Basket- ball, °47; Library Council; Junior Red Cross Representa- ‘tive, 46; Representative Student Council, 47: Honor League; National Honor Society. WILLARD CONRAD RHODES “Billy” Cheerleader, °47, °48; Varsity Club; Football Manager, °45, 46; Civics Club; Tennis Manager, °47;: Chemistry Club; Athletic Association; Honor League; Hi-Y: Photographer High Times; Quill and Scroll; Photographer Crest: Critic Staff; Library Council, °45, °4 6; Art League; Assistant Chairman; Senior Day Committee; Civics Club: Office Helper. JOHN ROBESON “Tohn”? Honor League; David Garrick Players; Senior Council; Athletic Association; Homeroom Representative; Junior Red Cross; Chemistry Club. BETTY MAE ROGERS “Betty Mae” Choir; Bowling Team; Spring Concert, °46; Chorus; Busi- ness Education; Civics Club: Typist Cafeteria; Honor League; Athletic Association. ROSA GERALDINE ROGERS “Geraldine” Art League: Honor League; Athletic Association. CHARLES: BRUCE FOSS “Bruce” Honor League; Athletic Association. it REESE ROSS “Moose” Honor League; Athletic Association; Captain Basketball. VIRGINIA RUSH | “Virginia” . Honor League; Athletic Association. i CUGSYS HELEN USS iis ea i} “Cindy” i | Motion Picture Club; Henor League; Civics Club; F i Athletic Association; Business Education. i} VICTORIA JOYCE RYAN i i “Vicki” Honor League; Athletic Association; Spanish Club. a} 42 th | Seen t= BOYD SHORTER “Spanky” Band; Athletic Association; Honor League. BARBARA JEAN SLOUGH “Jean” Y-Teens; High Times; Honor League; Athletic Association. CAROLYN JEAN SMITH “Bohoncie”’ Civics Club; Honor League; Senior Committee: Athletic Association. JOSEPH CARTER, SMITH, JR. oe” Trade School; Honor League. CHARLES MARVIN SCOTT SS COULY: President Honor League, °47; President Art League: Busi- ness Manager High Times, °45, °46: Athletic Association: Junior Representative; Honor League, °46; Commercial Club; National Honor Society. DORIS-LILLIANYSEIDEL “Seidel” Choir; Senior Basketball, °4'7, °48; Girls’ Choir; Softball; Secretary Spanish Club. LAWRENCE SIEGEL “Bird Brain” Football, °42, °43, °44, °45, °46, °47: Choir: Basketball, °43: Spring Concert; Hi-Y; Athletic Association: Operetta; Track; Honor League; Varsity Club: GRACE BURCH SHEFFEY “Grace” Crest; Vice-President David Garrick Players, °46; Y- Teens; Treasurer Chemistry Club; Civics Club: Dramatics Editor Critic; Honor League: Spanish Club: National Honor Society. ZANE GRAY SNEAD “Zane” Band; Motion Picture Club; Orchestra; Chemisty Club. PHYLEIS JEAN STAPLES “Phil” Tri-Hi; Representative Red Cross; Senior Basketball; Honor League; Athletic Association; Motion Picture Club. MARY GWENDOLYN STEAGALL “Gwen Choir: Athletic Association. JUNE STEPHENS “June” Honor League: Art League; Library; Athletic Association. MALVIN SMITH “Malvin” Honor League: Athletic Association. MARGARET MAE SMITH “Mae” Honor League; Basketball; Choir; Operetta, °47; Girls’ Choir; Distributors Club; Representative Athletic Association. WILLIAM BRICE SMITH “Bill” or “Thrul’ Athletic Association; Honor League; Spelling Contest: Representative Athletic Association. PARKS HOLMAN SNEAD, JR. “Parks” Art League; Hilltoppers Hi-Y; Civics Club. BOBBY ELLIS TAVLOR “Godt” Treasurer David Garrick Players, °47, °48; Hi-Y: Motion Picture Club: Critic-Crest: Photographer High Times. SHIRLEY MAE TEMPLETON “Shirley” Chorus, °45, °46: Operetta, °45: Choir; Operetta, °47: Athletic Association; Honor League. SALLY TAYLOR TERRELL “Sally” Art Editor Crest; David Garrick Players; Vice-President Civics Club; Chemistry Club: Art League; Critic; Honor League; Athletic Association; Student Council Y-Teens; Cheering Squad; Archery Club: National Honor Society. SHIRLEY BEATRICE THOMAS “Shirley B” Pianist Choir; Honor League: Athletic Association: Senior Council: Office Helper; Y-Teens. 45 ELIZABETH DEAN STOKES “Betty” French Club; Chemistry Club; Art League; Athletic Association. MYRTLE HOLMES SUDDITH “Myrtle” Business Education; Honor League; Orchestra: Athletic Association. ELIZABETH JACKSON’ TABOR ELage Honor League; Art League: Athletic Association: Tri-Hi: Motion Picture Club: Civics Club: Latin Club. WILLIAM TABOR ile Honor League:, Athletic Association. ES BEETY, JO LHOMEsON “Dink” Senior Council; Civics Club; Honor League; Chemistry Club; Spanish Club. JOSEPH FRANKLIN THOMPSON “Chick Pioneer Hi-Y; Vice-President Art League; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. MURRELL THURSTON “Boots” Chemistry Club; Orchestra; Operetta; Civics Club; Honor League. WINFREE POWELL TUCK “Win”? Athletic Association; Chemistry Club; Honor League; Motion Picture Club. JANET MARILYN TUCKER “Janet Honor League; Business Education; Athletic Association; | Spanish Club. JOYCE -GERE TUCKER “Juicie”’ } Honor League; Library; Drum Majorette; ht g : vere J 1p Athletic Association, i BEDEY [RAN LY Ripe ae “Betty Jean” ag Choir; Honor League; Chorus; Business Education; Spring Concert; Typist Cafeteria. LOUISE WHEELWRIGHT UNDERWOOD “Sandy” Civics Club; Honor League; ‘Athletic Association; Cheering Squad; Chorus; Distributors Club. 46 | | | | RICHARD T. oWADE “Rick” Honor League; Athletic Association; Art League. FELDE LEE WAGNER yee. Chemistry Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. HAMPTON WANSLEY “Buddy” Honor League; Athletic Association; J. V. Basketball, °46. WILLIAM WARE “Legs” Honor League; Athletic Association. RUTH O’MAE UNDERWOOD “Rufus”? David Garrick Players: Civics Club; Honor League: Junior Red Cross; Athletic Association; Quill and Scroll, VIRGINIA VAN CLEVE “Van”? Spring Concert; Operetta: Civics Club; Tri-Hi; Honor League; Library Council: Vested Choir; Chorus. RICHARD LYNN VAUGHN “Richard” Band; Honor League; Hi-Y: Athletic Association. JACK VEREEN CJOGRH Honor League; Motion Picture Club; Athletic Association. BARBARA JEAN WARNER “Bobbie” Choir; Spring Concert; Chorus; Operetta, °45; Representa- tive Junior Red Cross; French Club; Basketball; Honor League; Y-Teens; Girls’ Glee Club; Library Council; Civics Club; Athletic Association; Cheering Squad. B. GORDAN WATKINS viet te Honor League; Senior Representative; Honor League Representative; Crest Staff; Literary Editor, High Times; Tennis Team; Junior Council; Civics Club; National Honor Society. MERLE DOUGLAS WATSON “Merle” Honor League; Art League; Athletic Association; Business Education; Chorus; Spring Concert, °46. RUTH WEBBER “Ruth” Distributors Club; Honor League; Chemistry Club. TED WEIGAND “Ted” Athletic Association; Honor League. ELEANOR MARGIE WHITE “Eleanor” Assistant Business Manager High Times; Y-Teens; Busi- ness Manager High Times, °47; Critic-Crest; Business Edu- cation; Art League; Honor League; Quill and Scroll; National Honor Society. s WILBUR CARRINGTON WHITTEN “Red” Hi-Y; Athletic Association; Football; Track; Honor League. HAZEL ANITA WILKINS “Hagel” David Garrick Players; Orchestra; French Club; Civics Club; Honor League; Athletic Association; Cheering Squad. 48 EE WIS- CLYDE WITT “Punk” Trade School; Football, °46, °47: Honor League: Civics Club; Athletic Association; Library Council: Art League; All-State Football, °47. JEANETTE WITT “Jeanette” Athletic Association; Honor League. VIRGINIA RUTH WITT “Tenny” Athletic Association; Honor League; Chorus; Junior Repre- sentative; Student Council; Civics Club: Business Educa- tion; Spring Concert, 46; Sophomore Representative: Report Typist Cafeteria. LOUIS VICTOR WOODSON Va: Hi-Y; Motion Picture Club: Track °47: Trade School: David Garrick Players; Band: Naval Reserve: Honor League; Athletic Association. DOUGLAS EDWARD WILLIAMS “Shorty” Athletic Association; Honor League; Trade School. FERRIS WILLIAMS “Ferris” Athletic Association; Honor League. JANET CLAIRE WILLIAMS “Janet” Critic-Crest; Civics Club: Chemistry Club; Art League: Honor League; Y-Teens; Quill and Scroll National Honor Society. JOYCE WINGFIELD “Toyce”’ Chorus; Athletic Association: Spring Concert, °47: Honor League; Business Education. KAN DOYLE YOUELL “Jean” Vice-President Quill and Scroll; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Latin Club; Archery Club; Motion Picture Club; Co-Editor High Times; Y-Teens; Honor League; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. CAROLYN YOUNGER “Carolyn” Athletic Association; Honor League; Civics Club; Operetta, °47. CATHERINE ZARRES “Catherine” Athletic Association; Honor League. JEAN WRANEK “Jean” Civics Club; Chemistry Club; Orchestra; Critic-CresT; High Times; Basketball; Honor League; Athletic Associa- tion; Y-Teens; President Dancing Club; David Garrick Players, Archery Club. JAMES WRIGHT “James” Athletic Association; Honor League. JACK WRIGHT “Jack” Athletic Association; Honor League; Spanish Club; High Times; Civics Club. MARJORIE TOCOMA WRIGHT “Margie” Choir; David Garrick Players; Athletic Association; Honor League; Spanish Club. oe ae 2. Fight! Fight! 4. The Last Mile! 5. Senior Banquet Revelers sex) eS Q Se WY CHIUL THOMPSON Senior | Diary _ Oh, that first day of school! ithe” iS ANNAN Snap! Crackle! Pop! CHICK THOMPSON 6. The golden tones of the 4 Christmas cantata. eee —_ Vv 3 bp b os od oe ica = 3. Dance, Valentine, Dance! 4. They're off! 5. The charmers of “Charm School.” 6. We dood it! : re ¥ us CHICK THOMPSON MOST ATTRACTIVE. NANLK¥ FERCUFON MOST ARTISTIC BEST LOOKING GIRL CHARLES M. $COTT SENN HUDSON SWEETHEARTS CUTEST GWYN $TEAGALL TYPICAL ZENIOR BILLY RHODES | BILLY HICKSON BULL MASSE POLLY CREWS PC ONG BEST LOOKING BOY TOMMY BERRY FMARTEST ROBERTA KEYSER BIGGEST BLUFF LARRY $EIGEL CLASS G1LLY AHODES BEST ACTRESS HELEN ARMFTRONG GILL SMITH BILLY 1SLEY MOST MUSICAL LUCILLE EWERS BEST ALL-AROUND POLLY CRE: by § HOOO F BLANAEN SH P VESS ICA G LLIAM FRIENDLIEST MEAL EL MA 931E . MOST ATHLETIC TOMMY BERRY B0BEIE BECANER LAURA KADIFOROD ies SM teu Pe en te om rat Undergraduates COMING ATTRACTIONS The Junior Class Presents “Great Expectations” Starring PY etl Care Pe nate venthase chee JAMeEs MorFitt Vic€-PTeStd Cth ...cc.sesennveeesss- Mary GUGGENHEIMER 3 LIOR I ee re seed 8 ote oe ed ANNETTE YOUNGER EPCOSURCTE I een Wien, HILLary JENNINGS The Sophomore Class Presents The Human Comedy” Starring PILESTIOCH Tein he ee eee Sa oe a Betty CREWS LEQECA PF COSINE oe Said. ead «sede Bossy RusH SNS 12 01g SU ie eee ane ee oe HELEN CARWILE OPIS CT ee te Ee Frep THOMAS The Freshman Class Presents “The Green Years” Starring IEF OSTCIG sah stealer ae soe cans otccck vhs James MASSIE Mice resileph arn ero ee. FAYE PATTERSON CRORE Cte day tieeae cheba ae ee A Betsy FULLER TA IRD Ly 7 eae AST NER ye eee PRESTON WADE or NI Juniors —112— Back row: R. Wilmouth, B. Williams, R. Rogers, A. Anderson, W. Bigelow, P. Thomas, M. Moody. Third row: G. Fore, C. Truxell, M. Hall, J. Newcomb, J. Langley, C. Ashworth, K. Smith, C. Coleman, J. Farris. Second row: M. Sanderson, N. Lincoln, D. Mays, N. Campbell, M. Smith, P. Marsh, B. Ewers, M. Tinsley, B. Stansberry, J. Slough. Front row: L. Aultice, C. Maddox, N. Hoyt, I. Metts, P. Inge, N. Brooks, J. Knight, P. Gilliam, B. Reed, P. Mays, J. Burks. ——117— Back row: G. Martin, E. Roby, B. Rhinehart. Third row: F. Grubbs, F. York, C. Anderson, J. Flowers, C. Elton. Second row: N. Davis, J. Humphrey, J. Ross, J. Moseley, H. Gearhart. Front row: P. Woolridge, C. Martin, O. Driskill, J. Guenther, D. Kurtz, A. Elliott. 58 Juniors —201— Back row: J. Arthur, B. Bomar, R. Early, S. Dixon, B. Caldwell. Second row: P. Coleman, E. Hoskins, C. Powell, M. Guggenheimer, T. Benson. Front row: D. Burks, J. Franklin, N. Shotwell, M. Winfree, B. Womack, M. Thacker. ; —303— Back row: R. Perdieu, J. Metz, D. C. McClamrock, O. Haymes. Third row: P. Elder, D. Francis, J. Moffitt, B. Dill, B. Shepherd. Second row: L. Ferrell, J. Torrence, T. Spencer, A. Robertson, B. Curtis, M. L. Marshall. Front row: J. Staton, R. Soots, M. Mitchell, L. Russell, O. Parrish, B. Driskill, F. Godsey. : 59 Juniors —317— Back row: J. Farrar, E. Freeman, R. Caldwell, E. Crouch, C. Hicks, J. Davis. Third row: J. Smoot, B. Mays, J. Deaton, C. Hunter, R. Rorer, T. Wooldridge. Second row: N. Cochran, B. Cumbie, P. Overacre, E. Powell, B. Metts, L. Dirom. Front row: J. Carwile, J. Hamilton, L. Elder, A. Brinkley, B. J. Carter, B. Davis, H. Foster. 419 Back row: O, Maddox, B. LaPrade, H. Spencer. Fourth row: H. Blankenship, B. Hodges, T. Price, T. Barham, V. How erton. Third row: M. Anderson, P. Miller, C. Compton, R. Cheatham, B. eeeGlacse N. Hattier. Second row: B. Flowers, M. Quick, M. J. Gannaway, M. Fitzgerald, B. Buck, ES lordanes baalate: Front row: J. Hartsook, B. Dowdy, P. David, S. Scott, P. Foster, B. Waskey, N. Potts. 60 Juniors nO Y apie Back row: F. Hill, B. Tucker, L. Pugh, F. Alvis, R. Bailey, B. Woodhouse, T. George. Third row: W. Read, C. Marsh, R. Sydnor, M. Wright, B. Taylor, B. Whitmire, T. Paris, B. Tinsley, H. Jennings, M. Trump, L. Simpson, D. Cover, B. Layne. Second row: R. Parker, K. Gordon, T. Brown, T. Swain, J. Moffitt, D. Davis, H. Shaner, A. Younger, V. Bradner, S. Horner, G. Page, B. J. Lynn. Front row: B. Tomlin, D. L. Hubbard, R. Thornhill, N. Loving, A. Craft, F. Garbee, B. Blankenship, E. White, B. Simpkins, B. Wooldridge, A. Thurmond, M. D. Dovel, N. Lund, J. Wright, N. Penny, N. Mays, B. Driskill. ROR BNS EXER RIGS 61 Sophomores —101— Back row: E. Puryear, H. Moyer. Fourth row: B. Knight, E. Hotchkiss, B. Johnson, B. Cox, B. Newton, O. Hepler, B. Floyd. Third row: P. Canada, B. Hunt, E. Burks, H. Jennings, T. Hunter, Mrs. Wallace, J. Gaddy. Second row: J. Jenkins, B. Robertson, N. Harvey, N. Simpson, J. Ewing, J. Turner, J. Watts. Front row: S. Wooldridge, B. Almond, Jeanine Blankenship, Jean Blankenship, J. Thornton, F. Parker, E. Johnson, B. Everidge, I. Burnette, B. Oakes. —102— Back row: A. Rush, L. Beard, C. Stuart. Fourth row: B. Hodnett, S. Trent, M. Smith, A. Pearson, C. Coles, D. Adams. Third row: E. Shearer, E. Knowles, H. Hubbard, V. Pugh, A. Pillow. Second row: E. Walter, B. Akers, P. Hughes, M. L. Fringer, J. Sparrow, C. Seay. Front row: V. Maxey, E. Jackson, J. Tuck, D. Hughes, J. Whitlow, V. Tyree, P. Fulks. 62 Sophomores —]119— Back row: B. Oglesby, D. Catlelt, C. Akers, G. Hines, D. Farmer, T. Berry, R. Snidow. Second row: L. Thompson, B. Adams, B. Driskill, M. Wood, F. Burford, C, Bohon, H. Thacker, B. Parker, G. Austin. Front row: J. Johnson, B. Sorrells, P. Pillow, S. Wright, J. Frazier, F. White, J. Deaton, B. Tolley. —300— Back row: R. Terry, F. Thomas, G. Moore, C. Carwile, G. Ware, B. Watson, P. Bargarmin, J. Loving, T. Jacobs, M. Mayberry, P. Rogers, B. Toler, M. Willoughby. Second row: N. L. Glass, B. Wilmer, S. Harvey, B. Rush, P. Glass, J. Steagall, N. Mann, G. Wells, H. Carwile, I. Greene, E. Parker, H. Hedrick, J. Henderson, B. Will, D. Day. Front row: P. Blankenship, B. Adams, V. Firkin, B. Crews, L. Stern, N. Harris, H. Wilmer, B. Doss, E. Brown, D. Martin, P. Singleton, M. Trent, J. Tolley, J. Ayers, S. Zarres, E. Massie. 63 Sophomores ver, oa Back row: J. Hoffman, R. Shelton, Mr. Burmahln, G. Cowger, P. Sweeney. Second row: D. Ewing, B. Reynolds, E. Collins, T. Hudson, L. Stinnett, M. Cofflin. Front row: A. Baker, E. Wiley, D. Campbell, E. Tallman, R. Duff, S. Baldwin, A. Driskill. = =303 Back row: M. Case, B. Lakes, K. May, R. Conner, R. Gallier, Miss Porter. Third row: E. Thomas, R. Andrews, L. Webb, M. Burruss, J. Wade, C. Harding. Second row: E. Vanamem, C. B. Messer, L. Golladay, N. Lankford, K. B. Glass, B. Boswell, R. Wood. Front row: M. Daniel, J. Abbot, M. Johnson, M. Governor, J. Clement, L. M. Wood. 64 Freshmen es bs i Back row: O. Barnette, T. Aud, G. Roach, T. Cantieri, T. Spradlin, T. Burnett, G. Worley, B. Burns. Second row: A. Brown, G. Allen, C. Bruce, B. Carwile, B. Adams, B. Richerson, M. Richerson. Front row: E.-Barker, P. White, J. L. Rogers, B. Bowles, F. A. Arnold, N. Abrahams, S. Bryant, J. Bigelow. —B-2 Back row: B. Daniel, P, Page, C. Miller, L. Pleasants, E. Harris, P. Hubbard, R. Shepherd, D. Mays, K. Burnette. Second row: J. Lair, J. Markham, C. Wilkinson, J. Coles, C. Reece, eeilarcrice R. Howard, L. Short, R. Wilmer, J. Hedrick. Front row: J. Hudson, N. Rogers, N. Mays, S. Minnick, A. J. Mathews, J. Smith, B. Shelton, D. Hudson, C. Hogan, B. Mays, M. A. Pate, M. Dowdy. O03 Freshmen —100— Back row: P. Unger, B. Wellborn, R. West, E. Williams, H. Tucker, E. Lacy, C. S. Hawkins, T. Smith, R. Stokes, H. Thompson. Third row: G. Tweedy, M. Templeton, B. Watts, P. Snead, P. Wade, G. Ware, Z. Morris, M. Wood, M. Rice. Second row: S. Sturkie, E. Thornhill, M. Wilkerson, J. White, B. Steppe, M. Ferguson, B. Wilkerson, J. Wade, M. Rainey, N. Thomas. Front row: M. Whitten, A. Quarles, G. Prebble, E. Womack, C. Stinnette, B. Woodson, P. Pritchett, J. Preas, G. Wood, M. Thomas, J. Sprouse, J. Staton. —200— Back row: S. Reams, M. Shiveley, H. Riley, H. St. John, T. Moser. Fourth row: T. Powell, B. Heaton, J. Massie, T. Mantiply, R. Mathews, W. Perkins, J. Robertson. Third row: M. Mays, P. Martin, V. Plunkett, E. Law, S. Kuniansky, J. Ogden, J. Jamerson. Second row: G. Pierce, J. Hall, H. Harvey, F. Patterson, B. Johnson, C. Hamilton, O. Hamilton. Front row: R. Paris, M. Hines, J. Harris, J. Odor, E. Macon, P. Houston, M. Harding, M. Miller, I. Mays. 66 SS eee Freshmen —214— Back row: D. Ebert, D. Fix. Fourth row: J. Dancy, G. Chrisman, R. Jones, C. Harvey, J. Jones, F. Cole, L. Crank, R. Giles, P. Echols, D. Doss, E. Coleman. Third row: V.C. Davis, L. A. Byrd, J. Clements, A. Firkins, J. Burley, K. Burnett, A. Feinman, E. Gorman; S. Cox, C. Elliott. Second row: P. Carwile, F. Carter, B. Carroll, B. Edwards, M. A. Crawford, E. Gunn, S. Carey, E. Camp, M. W. Burnette, B. Fuller, J. Davis. Front row: M. Johnson, J. Craddock. —306— Back row: B. Maddox, W. Rigney. Third row: D. Ragland, F. Cyrus, R. Ragland, C. Buckelew, H. Duff, B. Hammond, F. Daniel, B. Lindsay, W. Smith. Second row: B..Proehl, B. Keesee, A. Ayers, D. Hendricks, N. Grubbs, A. Haymes. Front row: V. Brevo, B. Ewers, B. A. Floyd, L. Hicks, J. Dodson, B. Almond, N. Almond, S. Clements. 67 gi. NATIONAL (QULL+SCROLL a Honor JOLETY DAVID GARRICK OUNCIL en | VHONDR LEAGUE 7 a a | CAND HY | y CHAR Livics CHORUS TRI-H “PRIISH a HILLTOFPERS ao LIBRARY TION PICTURE we FIRT BUSINESS EDUCATIC CHEMISTRY ORCHESTRA : HED CROSS lane Pioneer HI-Y ACTIVITIES National Honor Society Back row : Mrs. Stall, A. Robertson, S. Terrell, B. Gwaltney, M. Massie, H. Garbee, J. Youell, B. Cash, C. Hanel, R. Beckner. Fourth row: L. Radford, J. Williams, M. Harper, B. Cawthorne, K. Davis, G. Sheffey, F. Craddock, P. Crews, R. Keyser. Third row: B. Brown, B. Irby, J. Layne, S. Myers, M. Massie, S. Cardwell, R. Harvey, B. Massie, M. Beckner, G. Watkins. Second row: A. Bruce, R. Blackburne, B. G. Ramsey, B. Isley, B. Daniel, G. Blankinship, B. A. Ramsey, D. Cheatham, M. Brown. Front row: James Boice. Absent: Charles Scott, Donald White. “Leadership, scholarship, character, and service.” OFFICERS LY OSIG CUES en he Ri ee ee petites phe 73 AEE ne Fie rae ie sees) AMES BOICE Va0e-Pyesident nn ese keen dpi te da dierade cvax Puabcias tc santo te eee mega neat WILLIAM ISLEY SOCT ELOY. Lecceis Gah sscapnnpern teas Obetsate beset dacmtae Parrt iced: Repatont Ronee ae tee Betty DANIEL UPOOSUPET Vege RUST Rout cert pened ee A GILBERT BLANKINSHIP Pactubltyy Adwserina pele snes es ckescsareh ete tea Loe ene Mrs. JAMEs A. STALL Quill and Scroll “E | Back row: H. Garbee, M. Massie, M. King, J. Williams, J. Arthur, R. Underwood, G. Watkins, B. Massie, Miss Cunningham, Miss Blunt. Second Row: B. Brown, A. Mason, F. Craddock, B. Cawthorne, M. M. Harper, A. Robertson, B. Gwaltney, R. Blair, J. Gilliam, K. Davis. Front row: S. Myers, S. Caldwell, J. Youell, L. Radford. “With pen in hand.” OFFICERS Mae EGU Utter nar Mote teat ve rear soeldh fo dh sak ichaacs desivessnetiwinev tester Aeon LAURA RADFORD Ue EST ADEE ape geet oesetera reaper eercasendevastivedas tasessnsdepigarstinssseteaesevsvaeess [EAN XCOUELL SCOMELOTY wesc at afin Gahan See mh ESR BASE AL OR ere eee ye eRe SAM CARDWELL DV POSUICN rin A yt ot ee, CRONE GET poids EEA BERN Bite US RecA 2 cE SLAYDON Myers VIGOUR NSC) crpttan, eedieveet eet eee cashes cc ieinelihc eA ntinoestessstcecais MISS RUTH LH, BLUNT 71 Student Council Back row: L. Stern, ‘B. Crews, E. Jackson, P. Rogers, R. Blackburne, 5. Baldwin, N. Harris, J. Langley, P. Wade, N. Shotwell, A. Younger. Third row: B. Brown, M. Anderson, L. Russell, V. Plunkett, R. Evans, D. Francis, 5. Musgrove, B. Shepherd, J. Smoot, F. Arnold. Second row: G. Dawson, P. Crews, 5. Cardwell, S. Wright, 5. Myers, J. Thornton, E. Ripley, H. Burnette, T. Brown, J. Gunther, Mr. Ramsey. Front row: C. Butler, E. Harris, V. Witt, J. Layne, M. Beckner, B. G. Ramsey, B. Daniel, M. Dowdy, J. Ferguson, B. Glass, F. Covington. “... of the people, for the people, and by the people...” OFFICERS Presidépies enti sca spa bas Cates dees reg ielicae eevee el ceee Ae ... BETTY GEORGE RAMSEY Vice-President .......0..4. ye Re ner NEO Eee 2 Tad dared sete: Fs witinie DETTY QOANTER Secretary-Treasur er... SAT ser Sdndsedacectyiuatesnsi oonketiccienssant lates teeter ly AR LANs Ee RIN are Puculiy AGOtser ke cmencsstseenae ote ee ee Ba i. Vine CS RASESES Honor League cidedininininiena ne Back row: T. Cantieri, R. Adams, B. Stansbery, L. Clay, A. Robertson, O. Hepler, R. Rorer, Mrs. Wallace. Third row: M. Johnson, N. L. Glass, G. Martin, R. Blair, R. Evans, M. Mitchell, J. Moffitt, J. Humphrey. ‘ Second row: B. Fuller, E. Massie, T. Emerson. B. Oakes, B. Bailey, M. Rainey, N. Lincoln, G. Preble, B. Bell. Front row: B. Crews, G. Watkins, M. M. Harper, J. Callahan, E. Proffitt. “Honor, honesty and integrity.” OFFICERS President bated pact enn On eet roars ARR Ae CHARLES SCOTT Vice-President . RT is ea inte MAry-Morrison HARPER BITE lhe Stee ON Nee Soe Bre oT Gg eo pees .. JUNE CALLAHAN Senior Representative... | ssseeseeeeeeh JORDON WATKINS NOU OLR WEN GUAII Ve, SG SRMRORO RL RGR fe tre ee le a © Yor CREWS Sophomore Representative... Ayres ier, we ERSKINE PROFFITT Faculty Advisers......s..00..MRS. SALLY WHITEHEAD, Mrs. ELIZABETH WALLACE 73 Back row: S. Terrell, F. Thompson, G. Watkins, J. Boice, B. Massie, B. Keeton, J. Morgan, R. Underwood. Third row: J. Gilliam, B. Henderson, D. Davis, M. R. Winfree, M. Guggenheimer, E. Hoskins, M. J. Gannaway, B. Buck, N. Potts, N. Shotwell, J. Langley, Miss Blunt. Second row: B. Powell, J. Tolley, O. Phillips, B. Ramsey, A. Bruce, A. Robertson, R. Blair, J. Williams, L. Radford, K. Davis. Front row: J. Hartsook, B. Brown, T. Emerson, M. Massie, G. Sheffey, B. Cawthorne, M. Harper, F. Craddock, P. Allen, S. Loving. “These were honoured in their generation” THE STAFF Assistant Business Manager.......... THELMA EMERSON Editorin-Chichaeccnte wetter: LaurA RADFORD Avbn GOmETIDULOTS ce eee eee FRANKLIN THOMPSON, Literary: Editotizin creased eee ree Kay Davis SARAH LovING, ELIZABETH JORDON, Feature: Edigoy xin cacocieten can JANET WILLIAMS PHyLiis ALLEN, JESSICA GILLIAM Assistant Feature Editor..............0+ BARBARA BBOWN Photo grapherte inne ct eer ete ee Bitty RHODES Poetry: Editorii ata teu cee eee Resa Bair TV Bist a nlc sede eT ee THELMA EMERSON Art EGtey nce irae eo ee. PHYLLIS ALLEN Assistant Ty pists is. ce-ceages tests tens tet cede ANNE BRUCE, DEPARTMENTS Betty ANN RAMSEY, Editorii? oss asi ee Mary-Morrison HarPER PHyYLLis HUGHES Alii tpts ta Nase arma ee FANNIE CRADDOCK AND Circilation: Mana ger vices cowsssevensessarcstenss Jimmy Bolce Mary GUGGENHEIMER Solicitors......Bopstz HENDERSON, JANET WILLIAMS, Athletics zc site eer RuTH UNDERWOOD AND Mary JANE GAannaway, ELIZABETH HOoskINs, Bitty RHODES SALLIE Horner, JOAN LANGLEY Dramiaties.)5 cisouied sete erties acts GRACE SHEFFEY Midsic. diva teass sat ieet enema BARBARA CAWTHORNE FACULTY ADVISERS: Book. Reviews ’..::. eer knee, Nancy SHOTWELL Literary aveackistactncec, ieee Miss RuTH BLUNT Exchiaeea: 330k SAM CARDWELL AND BILL MassIE Business: caank vice vegearenee, Miss MARGARET WILLIAMS Advertising Managers sttieaen tater: DIANE Davis AP bach roca ee eae Mrs. MarGarET HELBIG BusinesseMandagericg seccuenen eee MINNIE MassIE Ty DISts. cxtiandaacetiskeee. tress Oo eee Miss ELoise BRowN 74 High Times Back row: H. St. John, F. Kinnier, T. Paris, G. Watkins. Fifth row: B. Wilmer, L. Mehaffey, T. George, R. Gallier, R. French, D. Fix, A. Robertson, R. G. Harvey, Miss Cunningham. Fourth row: J. Langley, E. Hoskins, M. R. Winfree, P. Overacre, H. Carwile, P. Coleman, M. King, J. Ross, C. Butler. Third row: N. Huggins, J. Swain, E. Stephens, B. Lynn, O. Parrish, S. Brooks, S. Elliott, N. Brooks, E. Mallan. Second row: P. Tucker, P. Gilliam, P. Hughes, L. Dirom, J. Knight, S. Sims, B. Ewers, N. Hoyt, J. Hartsook, Front row: S. Myers, H. Garbee, J. Youell, J. Arthur. “The roll of the presses.” STAFF TV OSOESS Bena trices eshce ok Bhadever ender savareseatatean. te Rete HorACE GARBEE, JEAN YOUELL DAS NOSV OSL SAGE oS alse Uieep ss: Revind n eaasapaesasate gt eeNcettoke Jimmy ArtHuR, SLAyYDoN Myers Literary Editors........ Nee pases Serer mesteeadaatercs Mary R. Kine, Gorpon WartkKINS ORE SMITE OU enh en ccs ince. ties seul: BAe Pett ahs waatedrnee cect moon ce Sk arn an Tommy Paris ZAG ISTO AS ee ig Ae SEA er iet mene dietee eee Tommy GEorGE, BURTON WILMER Columnists and Reporters EvizaserH Hoskins, Davip Frx, Peccy CoLemMan, Rutu Harvey, JoAN LANGLEY, SANDRA Sims, Mary WINFREE, Nancy Huccins, Ronnie GALLier, JEANNE Ross ER CNANGES ..cccessecsexs ; Harry St. Joun, Jr., Dick FrRENcH Advertising Editor iistmed tL ORRIE LIROM A SSUSTOW TS, sees at eet EAE eee pee Aes Hames 8 Sete ogee rea Poe Ae ... HLLEN MALLAN Captain of Typists ee Pec ey ieee aoe al BARES Ore Pets am .. JANET KNIGHT Assistants...... CLAIRE Butler, HELEN CarwiLe, Nancy Brooxs, NANCILEE Hoyt, Betty Lou Ewers, Bertua TomLIn, PHYLLIs HUuGHES, JUNE SWAIN Business Adviser Miss Marcaret WILLIAMS LA SSISTOMIS. ate scstise tapi ote en ACNE SON Sh GORA ot Reet ELEANOR WHITE, JANET KNIGHT Literary Adviser Miss JANE CUNNINGHAM Senior Council Back row: Mr. Lewis. Third row: M. Bates, J. McIvor, J. Brown, B. Lee. Second row: M. Brown, B. Massie, B. J. Thompson, J. Cure. Front row: B. Isley, R. Beckner, G. Blankinship, J. Callaham, J. Robeson. “They shall rule them with a rod of tron.” CHOU UM ss canctnc doen ROE eo ee Histsnlis Pads toss tediakea ss ROBER TAS BEGCRMER Practalty AGUS Or scrsttece ohanssnotes hd neon PPR eRe eat ee Mr. J. HeatH Lewis 76 David Garrick Players Back row: L. Seigel. Third row: R. Blair, H. Garbee, B. Gwaltney, W. Crawford, S. Terrell, G. Blankenship, N. Ferguson, N. Mitchell, A. Bruce, J. Moffitt, B. A. Ramsey, B. Couch, P. Crews, F. Kinnier, ‘R. Harvey. Second row: A. Mason, P. Coleman, A. Thurmond, B. Buck, S. Loving, M. R. King, E. Harris, H. Wilkins, J. Wranek, B. Woodson, G. Preble, J. Sprouse, B. Crews, V. Firkins, J. Burks, B. Cawthorne, M. Beckner, Mrs. Nicholas. Front row: N. McDonald, H. Clay, V. Woodson, J. Moseley, G. Sheffey, J. Allen, M. M. Harper, H. Armstrong, B. Taylor, F. Craddock, R. Underwood, J. Robeson, R. Blackburne, S. Myers, J. Boice, G. Creasy, R. Beckner. “All the world’s a stage’ OFFICERS BI eee eee Aap dia vn ees ros, ce ELEN ARMSTRONG UCT ATS TT pes oe eee ee Sapeemtscssten tieneavesstsrarsrerensacsereren| IMMY WALTLEN SCOT ELON Ys nies: Ba seee ninety te vac ueetctenaescs ssseeee MARY-MORRISON HARPER LV COSWLOT Rephee th: CoD eee ae ee ruses BOBBY TAYLOR PUGET EY eS UEC CFIA Cakes Seceten esha eee ucsn dis: vee MRS. MATTIE NICHOLAS rie The Art League Back row: C. Cox, O. Maddox, G. Hines, L. Siegel, P. Morris, R. Graham, F. Thompson, T. Weigand, T. Moseley, D. Ebert, E. Coleman, Mrs. Helbig. Second row: B. Driskill, E. Jordan, J. Williams, N. Lund, F. Covington, S. Terrell, A. Firkins, F, Patterson, A. Feinman. Front row: M. S. Harvey, P. Allen, S. Thacker, F. Godsey, J. Gilliam, $. Loving, N. Ferguson, N. Loving, P. David, M. Brown, B. Bailey, O. Driskill. “Art is long but life is fleeting.” OFFICERS Presid ent.....0s000+ ivan Ee te Sen kel Ppa eR Yas eter he LS seer nets eae cece SARA PAGE rovine VACESPF ESO CRE 6 asceeceestaecstus on cash cethebssngh dade deumey ven Ue TLL eens eee Tee PHYLLIS ALLEN Secretary sm ae ry TTA SE ab Sandee tacaten eee en Pere a ET nor mits toe 8 .... MLIZABETH TABOR Paculiw Adasen ccntoee- sep ticrcaxvaraesiigitoes Sipe cseey oe oa Mrs. MArGaAret A, HELBIG 78 Latin Club Back row: Miss Glass. Fourth row: M. Guggenheimer, N. Shotwell, S. Scott. Third row: R. Blackburne, G. Martin, E. Tabor, R. Keyser, M. J. Gannaway, M. D. Dovel. Second row: D. Davis, A. Younger, L. Radford, J. Youell, A. Robertson, P. Marsh. Front row: F. Penny, J. Abbott, B. Cawthorne, M. Harper. “Nescire autem quid antequan natus sis acciderit, id est Semper esse puerum.”’ OFFICERS (GIG TAA Sates Ki Re 02 258s, BO ieee mete E 3ARBARA CAWTHORNE, LAURA RADFORD OIRO Soc MR Alt trl OA a ERE I RE SG A AHA Ena Mary-Morrison HARPER Omea ior ee eee AUGER ERE aocC Ey Cane NE EERE Ea stous satiate: Nene norte NANcyY SHOTWELL COU CE Mazar: ACES HL Gi RS PREP tee ne ART FRANCES ANNE PENNY, DIANE Davis LACUNA TANS CT, iatea ne oe SCN the aacke cies cGsedonis Witncrh cheered Seay Miss EvizaBetru C, Giass 79 Spanish Club Back row: R. Vaughn, B. Irby, D. Cheatham, K. Ferguson, B. Massie. Fourth row: B. Cawthorne, B. Thompson, R. Underwood, M. Mallan, P. Bowles, I. McGhee, M. Burks, J. Gilliam. Third row: G. Sheffey, M. Harper, S. Terrell, J. Williams, M. Thurston, V. Ryan, N. Wright, J. Tucker. Second row: S. Myers, R. Beckner, R. Harvey, Miss Bell, B. Mills, N. Bryant, O. Driskill, B. Hudson. Front row: R. Evans, G. Watkins, L. Radford, M. Brown, D. Seidel, A. Mason. “Como esta usted, senor?” FALL OFFICERS PHE RIOR he een ee ae MEE Ta tik spake Richer 4 Yates: bod ....... MITCHELL Mays V1ce-P resident icahesatcdserionsiehns Meta ae ANNE MASON SD CCKELOL Yisscis ince eceborsostsupagtecene TEs hi cent agenda ye One Oe io eee etee Doris SEIDEL EGCCOSUP ET: .coecnt cane ioe Soanh Wager Aiesbe o tto che Meee RE ROE teat oe MILTON ANDREWS SPRING OFFICERS Po OS4d ONE 255 cc Siv esamone e Sebteten vad trueae te ela ee MARGARET BROWN V400-PU GStQ ONE ic sansscatousts eosdapave ae a ee ee ee vealed tastes te RAYMOND EVANS S OCTOLIIY 5 5 inc dia Seon neeet varesa ee esanda the RCo TE GaN Tt ae GorDOoN WATKINS TYCUSULEr Sarr te te ee Sorted 8 PR a hee ANZ: ME hay SK LAURA RADFORD Factlty, AQggs er sas rekctusstgnecttc tees ene aes aga ee eee Miss Harriette S, BELL 80 French Club Back row: R. Minix, R. Blackburn, P. Coleman, R. Blair, M. Gilmer, Miss Holmes. Third row: P. Hodges, B. Brown, B. Adams, A. Jones, A. Bobbit, H. Burnett, B. G. Ramsey. Second row: B. Henderson, B. Stokes, H. Wilkins, B. Warner, D. Parker. Front row: M. R. King, B. Gwaltney, S. Loving, F. Craddock. “Tres bien, monsieur!” 2 OFFICERS Neh CPX Yd ONE TS Aad ae HPS MeN rapa ARAL pa aca a URS A VARESE OSS RATES AA ls a seseeseeee RODNEY BLACKBURN Lautasboras MeaeC NCAR V RUSE MER GIL MU COS TET trad eaten tort sc e- Cetus sroservar toh fasion stent MARY. ROGERS KING PA OCI EPA CF CES Cr ssear pete s cs cr scdh iets sno fades tee tecos tibeageseustscessisseseeate LISS: KATHLEEN HOLMES 81 Civics Club Back row: C. Whitten, P. Miller, R. Blair, A. Robertson, G. Crews, R. Haas, M. R. King, N. McDonald, P. Coleman, J. Wranek, D. Gunter, R. Ross, F. Kinnier, H. Spencer, R. Vaughn, H. Jennings, J. Palmer, W. Blackburn, P. Rogers, G. Penny. Sixth row: J. Cure, G. Watkins, R. Evans, T. Brown, P. Morris, P. Bowles, E. Tabor, C. Smith, A. Murray, B. Isley, B. Irby, T. Weigand, E. Richerson, Z. Snead, P. Snead, R. Rogers, B: J. Carter: Fifth row: N. Akers, M. Hall, S. Myers, N. Potts, L. Lindsay, B. Rogers, J. Youell, L. Dearborn, B. Rice, P. Humphrey, V. VanCleve, M. Burks, H. Wilkins, S. Horner, L. Dirom, S. Sims, E. Mallan, V. Irvin, N. Mays, B. Powell, J. Jarrett, M. Sanderson. Fourth row: P. Foster, B. Waskey, A. Brinkley, N. Lund, B. Buck, B. Warner, D. Parker, P. Mayo, R. Keyser, V. Bowen, H. Blankenship, G. Blankenship, R. Beckner, B. Couch, B. Stokes, B. Gwaltney, B. Dill, D. Francis, L. Russell, S. Harris, J. Gilliam. Third row: C. Butler, F. Godsey, F. Covington, S. Moore, J. Harding, M. Brown, M. Mitchell, B. Bailey, B. Bell, V. Witt, T. Spencer, M. Harper, B. Thompson, G. Sheffey, B. G. Ramsey, H. Burnette, R. Soots, J. Gunther, A. Bruce, B. Driskill, R. Underwood, S. Adams, L. Radford. Second row: S. Loving, N. Ferguson, A. Thurmond, B. Wooldridge, A. Bobbitt, M. Thurston, D. Hall, G. Steagall, B. Daniel, J. Baker, N. Bryant, B. Mills, I. McGhee, C. Elton, C. Hicks, P. Gilliam, P. David, M. Beckner, P. Allen, R. G. Harvey, S. Cardwell. Front row: B. Brown, B. A. Ramsey, S. Terrell. “Any Current Events today?” President ...... RNR Ae sedesuteeaetieescivtats Oe ceae Ertan sedeevastessibleweds ARBA RAL DROWN Vice-President............ S ilissidyea tiated aaa eT ae pV ria vevorene DALLY LERRELL SD COT CLOT ccsisnsnhiggd tcc st eran mee cee et aN Sete DANNY CHEATHAM TE YCUSUL ES WS tent kee Weis ec BRS Rnb esteem ee Ret pee sesssseeseseeeeee DETTY ANN RAMSEY Paculiyy) AGUS cates ese eet: diye canta tdeettag tis tease ne: sdhagecioaenere VLR, beet aar a Ay ce 82 : Chemistry Club Back row: B. LaPrade, H. Garbee, G. Page, B. Stokes, Miss Phipps, J. McCarthy, J. Robeson, B. Couch, G. Crews, S. Cardwell, P. Hodges, R. G. Harvey. Fourth row: J. Wranek, M. Shakwell, F. Wagner, R. Blackburne, G. Howell, W. Tuck, K. Davis, GBlton. S. Terrell, M. Mays, M. Beckner. Third row: C. Whitten, J. Williams, P. Morris, A, Robertson, Z. Sneed, J. Youell, B. Isley, B. Warner. Second row: B. Brown, N. Loving, R. Thornhill, J. Abbott, J. Moseley, D. Parker, B. Thompson. Front row: G., Shetfy, S. Myers, R. Beckner, J. Moffitt. SCO Bang! Phew!’ OFFICERS President car eg aeaanat ats eoeed osc srnattevvded ocnsststies sesese] AMES MOFEITT CRE EST IR eas re UR CaN Ae AA eR a BECKNER CREATES 3 9 NCO gg a Myers nha e Ge tk. e.. el Gace SHEFFEY Faculty AdVISE ciccescccscessecossoees....,. tesstsesssverseseereeee MISS BEULAH PHIPPS Back row: E. White, P. Overacre, D. Davis, P. Marsh, S. Baldwin, H. Harvey, J. Preas, Z. Morris, P. Brown, C. Hamilton, D. Hall, E. Powell, B. Warner, D. Parker, E. Tabor, P. Bowles, J. Moseley, P. Allen, P. Coleman, A. Thurmond. Twelfth row: B. Buck, A. Brinkley, V. VanCleve, A. Robertson, N. Penny, R. Thornhill, S. Cary, B. Woodson, M. Ferguson, B. Steppe, F. Patterson, S. Brandt, B. Wilkerson, J. Rogers, F. Garbee, M. Thurston, A. Bruce, N. McDonald, M. Mallan. Eleventh row: A. Younger, J. Langley, K. Davis, S. Terrell. Tenth row: P. David, M. D. Dovel, A. Robertson, R. Underwood. Ninth row: N. Cochran, P. Fulks, B. G. Ramsey, H. Burnette. Eighth row: P. Foster, J. Williams, J. Wranek. Seventh row: B. Flowers, M. Quick, R. G. Harvey, C. Butler. Sixth row: N. Potts, B. Waskey, N. Ferguson, S. Loving. Fifth row: B. Blankenship, J. Burks, J. Baker, N. Bryant. Fourth row: B. J. Carter, P. Wooldridge, M. Harper, B. Cawthorne. Third row: M. Guggenheimer, N. Loving, G. Sheffey, F. Craddock. Second row: M. Gannaway, J. Knight, R. Blair, P. Crews. Front row: M. Beckner, B. A. Ramsey, M. R. King, R. Beckner. “To find and give the best in life.” OFFICERS PLOSAENT sce ATA P Ae ee ee ssetudasclinrs erent SAE ssseseeereeee MARIAN BECKNER Vice-President........ Per Pore tt Cay press sees ergs bx sisdivisnes divalent LOBERTAY DECK NEE SCCHOLOUN 2 eatites tesa ees artasisnsaaha cusoaia tases esors Peano ete seooseeeee DETTY ANN RAMSEY Treasurer... Fis Bee ak TOE Fees Baa be yys sadadupacatgarseeeni ie EDs Be .... Mary Rocers. KinG 84 E. C. Glass H1- Back row: F. Kinnier, J. Montague, J. Morgan, R. Adams, N. Mitchell. Front row: H. Clay, R. French, J. Moffitt, R. Evans, L. Farriss. Absent: C. Whitten, R. Bosshard. “Men, who their duties know.” OFFICERS TPIESIO Cli bae eect ttre s hetecdnndesunbeatedarroasinaes tas pee Neat cet Con ELAN S Secretary-Treasur er. .ccereee Die ee in es eat we LAM ES e NLOBETET Cha plaitn..resrsessvesvreereernescersaseennecnnevssoevsonnecanesssennacnansgnsonneccaionnsennsseneecsas Jim MoNnTAGUE Pioneer H1-Y Back row: G. Hines, V. Howerton, T. Price, B. Woodhouse , P. Bargamin, B. Hoffarth, B. Whitmore. Third row: T. Benson, C. Hudson, G. Blankenship, B. Couch, S. Myers. Second row: B. Taylor, K. Kinnier, P. Miller, T. Graham, C. Thompson. Front row: J. Boice, J. McCarthy, H. Hughes, J. Cure. “To seek, to find, but not to yield,” OFFICERS PY ESUL OWT rare cikedealaxtas Boo csut nore ORG eo ane sean tsa ee a ak HoLtcoms HuGHES Vi00=P resident xsicccassdévcvon iatigrea eaten CEE Te Joe McCarty DS CLYCLAPY- 1 FEUSUV ET. ce cae pha anrooR eat eS sisi suyideteadenvdeees sence cade eee JoHN CuRE Cha plait rvirciesng sescatsorisitioatenaeeerievedsnng ap neyiae trie eet tee Pret. we JIMMY BOICE 86 Hilltopper’s Hi-Y Back row: R. Kempt, B. Shorter, B. Rineheart, D. Cover. Second row: S. Reams, B. Mays, J. Craddock, C. Marsh, P. Morris. Front row: J. W. Smoot, O. Barnette, J. Arthur, G. Page. “Such a collection of severe young men.” evi Or RICERS PPT OSIOEUE span cetvn sseacnu sense suant Be etek oteeancresterete eden tscccates bsdeeshies we ARRAR MARSH VACEPE TESLA ENT. J, Pascsecens: oie cite RESTON AyLORRIS Secretary-Tveasur er ..seccee Bdueatetacte peel wecee MITCHELL Mays N05 SGD 1s co Se SET EEE eC Hasina LLORACE, (ZARBER SPRING OFFICERS | RECS TINTTTE RS ec ie LD TOO EL OEO ER EEE Tahal da sop hee re eer oO be te JoE Smoot aE a ASCOT i Bch SOOO SCPE ee ee ARLAND AGES SS CEP CLIN = 1 FEUSTUL ET sens csyecssosaacy sucnsesgsassndexsvtoans dal suecnorcensoensves te OLIVER DARNET? (OVEC PUGUHN pharma Nedewtods cs secdsanhtnnevsviesunes Pe eee ce Aes ARTHUR Red Cross ) Left to right: M. Higginbotham, E. Campbell, B. Cash, Miss Moore, V. Irvin, R. Hayes, W. Ware. “The extended hand.” OFFICERS CCT SHUN x ayn to omnia cts aaie onesie ae BRS ee ei Sanabsdietanseocehten BARBARA CASH V ACCU ION access -nissxivorece monte sito Cosh toe dees taceacactn gs sbi pain heres ats hace JESSICA GILLIAM SS COVERY: sasssepscedecsonnsavuddunasssuvnnsPns skasepbdgnlvevencteoencnstenincr eighty tet tl enemas ELLA CAMPBELL T PORSUN ET adiiveshivatestenotbacsaes state teoisansenseete tend tans ae eee eee sscesessseee JAMES MOFFITT Faculty Advts Gf sicrcimciceustntap arate eere ate ae Miss EvELYN Moore 88 nt ne Library Council Back row: M. J. Gannaway, D. Boswell, T. Weigand, J. Abbott, T. Spencer, B. J. Hudson, M. Massie, J. Stevens, A. Dillon, C. Hodges, S. Shepherd, D. Francis, J. Gunther, Miss Craighill, M. Johnson, R. Blackburne. Second row: L. Seigel, J. Knight, B. Thompson, R. Underwood, M. Mallan, M. R. King, J. Jamison, O. Driskill, J. Gilliam, E. Harris, L. Noel, V. VanCleve, V. Bowen, J. Blankenship, Front row: B. Doss, B. Watts, F. White, B. Warner, N. Loving, B. Waskey, J. Baker, N. Bryant, R. Keyser, B. Carter, A. Bruce, B. A. Ramsey, M. Thurston, D. Parker. “There is no frigate like a book.” 89 Back row: G. Fore, T. Weigand, A. Watson, J. Morgan, L. Seigel, D. Phillips, T. Brown. Fifth row: L. Farris, H. Clay, J. Allen, B. Shorter, L. Simpson, W. Bigelow, B. Rush, J. Power. Fourth row: G. Howell, D. Seidel, 5. Brooks, S. Elliot, B. Rice, J. Humphrey, D. Parker, V. Hogan, B. Warner, B. Bell, P. Maddox. Third row: M. Sanderson, G. Layne, J. Swain, E. Stephens, J. Slough, A. Robertson, O. Phillips, E. Macon, N. Mann, P. Brown, J. Harding, F. Burnett, B. Daniel. Second row: M. Manos, G. Steagall, J. White, A. Craft, E. Harris, V. WanCleve, J. Staton, I. Metts, B. Tolley, J. Staton, M. W. Burnette. Front row: T. Spencer, N. Hoyt, R. Clements, J. Layne, R. G. Harvey. “Tn every sense, out of this world!” OFFICERS PY PSUIERE swavdpaxnss operate Fert iaessesieites dieshelerainigneiie uta. COALBELG LEM ENTS Vice-President stent nes saree fe ihieatihd caceppatiashveaet oon teteatge ees eee eet ...) ACQUELINE LAYNE SECLELOIY .ocsisnssicssencesaptoslasavalsohazeonsstcerccessshekestsapatee dake ene tetneeeenr ame Tar aia on TT EGSUT EF tea eae tare ee A atonndvchedesaasdeue tte steel MLA OME TERIA] ONE Faculty Adviseyy uate pebechdeseced ens sash anduncrs ss eandecatcessttatone LA Rau NY gilt Many) LaeP en 90 Chorus Back row: J. Wade, M. Wood, M. Wilkerson, D. Francis, P. Inge, P. Singleton. Fifth row: R. Parker, G. Pearce, D. Martin, A. Moore, S. Lindsey, A. J. Matthews, J. Pate, 5. Baldwin, P. Blankenship, J. Deaton. Fourth tow: J. Bradley, C. Stinnette, G. Allen, M. Tinsley, B. Stansberry, T. Plunkett, J. Burley, D. Mayberry, L. Crouse, J. L. Rogers, S. Zarris, P. Wooldridge. Third row: P. Carwile, O. Hamilton, N. Perry, B. J. Hudson, S. Cox, D. Hughes, B. Cumbie, K. Burnette, I. McGhee, N. Akers, N. Glass, D. Stinnette, B. Carter, N. Lincoln. Second row: B, Edwards, S. Ferrell, J. Ferguson, P. Elder, J. Whitten, M. Hartless, D. Hudson, J. Smith, B. Burford, D. Seidel, B. Richardson, R. Harris, V. Tyree, B. J. Everidge, Ber Zatiis: Front row: J. Carwile, B. Carrol, N. Rogers, B. Glass, L. Stern, S. Elder, J. Wright, O. Parrish, F. Covington, B. Shelton, J. Mays, H. Hedrick, J. Dodson, N. Mays, E. Massie, S. Wooldridge, P. Elder. “Sing for the joy of it.” Orchestra Back row: F. Garbee, $. Horner. Fifth row: J. M. Harris, J. Humphrey, B. Blankenship. Fourth row: M. Hines, E. Massie, C. Butler, P. Davis, B. Floyd, J. Clements, P. Martin, J. Hall, N. Penny, M. S. Thomas, S. Trent. Third row: N. Mays, C. Hogan, B. Carwile, J. Odor, F. Penny, N. Harvey, C. Handel, P. Kittleson, E. Powell, Mr. Nicholas. Second row: H. Shaner, T. Cantieri, H. Riley, B. Keaton, J. Boice, Z. Snead, R. Early, H. Spencer, G. Blankenship, C. Elton. Front row: C. Harvey, A. Younger, J. Wranek, K. Gordon, J. O’Brien, R. Adams, E. White, S. Clements, M. Rice, M. Johnson. “Symphonic Interludes.” OFFICERS Pr Cathe 5 ipcdevhnccnnctealcapesciesctoehemaetimn paaeins habente dn Semeaene tat ae Jimmy Botce Price-P re stdeml 50 5o rn ovtactnepnpeladat ont abigae ge a eee RANDOLPH EARLY SCT CUNY csecisccusigsoeaintnaoiestuersantuna hicedaorpdneicastoke tate cea DIANE Davis TF EMSUT EF ica caregh cod cldenint aca GILBERT BLANKENSHIP Pac A GU1S C8 in wvsgeistsctnoeentcs rapper ee Mr. W. J. NicHOLAs 92 Twelfth row: T. Brown. i Eleventh row: L. Beard, B. Bowles, R. Shelton, B. Irby. | Tenth row: F. Alvis, B. Boswell, B. Layne, H. Spencer. Ninth row: L. Crank, N. Abrams, B. Bailey, R. Early. Eighth row: B. Isley, E. Shearer, H. Clay, B. Rush. Seventh row: L. Farris, R. Terry, V. Woodson, M. Burruss. Sixth row: B. Shorter, Z. Snead, C. Bruce, R. Rogers. Fifth row: K. Kinnier, L. Powell, G. Roach, L. Thompson. Fourth row: J. Morgan, C. Elton, T. Hudson, T. Benson. | Third row. B. Watson, F. Gumby, B. Hunt, J. Allen. :f Second row: R. Vaughn, B. Doss. Front row: J. McLaughlin, W. Bigelow, J. Bradley. “Tes all solid entertainment.” OFFICERS Jig AST eee eee se ae ae Lal taeda ae ei seat RAYMOND ADAMS Vice-Prestdent.......0csccerrees eS ah a ee eI fist Slcateovne Jim Morcan SOCVELALY .ssecsesssesesesseesscssseesenecssscscssenensnansenaseesensneseasensnasnensaesonsenesegses RICHARD VAUGHAN DPERSBTEE celenc pases Mayen it he eed Oe Reena PT te A Laney eainaieaerearaaaks Bossy BAILEY Faculty Adviser ..ccsesercecccccscctreeeceees ae Ber eae gl) steer et A Mr. W. J. NicHoLas 93 Distributors’ Club a Back row: Miss Davis, L. Butler, 5. Adams, ° J. Montague, L. Underwood, J. McLaughlin, R. Miller. Front row: N. Davis, B. Kurtz, C. Puckett, R. Webber, P. Staples, F. Baker. “The customer is always right.” OFFICERS President.......... P. Authur, Aer dos ta-veesab-hrop sodueetatet sahapecitbasvs suaneasentncatechfacaraat) Ene ON Ncd. SUE Ea? VACE=PYCSU0 CRE: sits,. cased seestes sill RSet ee eas tasseiessee LP rea ees 2 sescsssseeeee JIM MONTAGUE Secretary-Treasurer......0+. nip Torn ae SYP Sel siwoosevisteies Se eee a pee 7 sndsresaeetON LI GUN ER FOC ULtY ADDS Ci ci scacctczrcs cee nteriont Tene pee tS ees rene eee Miss Mary ARLENA Davis 94 Motion Picture Club Back row: D. Boswell, K. Cole, C. Elton, P. Paris, J. Loving, B. Hodnett, B. Collins, F. Mays, E. Richardson, H. Jennings, D. Broughton, H. Clay, D. Ebert. Second row: P. Rogers, M. Wood, Z. Snead, H. Spencer, M. Shiveley, F. Shorter, P. Pillow, L. Russell, J. Staton, L. Farris, J. Allen. Front row: R. Blackburn, Mr. Turkel, C. Hicks, J. Huffman, J. Morgan, J. Baker, N. Bryant, D. Driskill, J. Wright, C. Butler. “This confounded machine isn’t working, Mr. Turkel.” Business Education Department Back row: G. Ware, M. Wood, D. Kidd, J. Callaham, Miss Harvey, Mrs. Burmahln, Miss Porter, R. Adams, Mr. Burmahln, J. Williams, D. Farmer, T. Berry, H. Shaner, W. Jennings, D. Catlell, S. Zorres, N. Driskill, P. Woolridge, C. Ashworth, F. Shorter, J. Metz, M. Case, G. MclIvor, V. Chenault, S. Musgrove, J. Knight, P. Gilliam. Ninth row: F. Thomas, L. Crank, K. Cole, M. Trump, Miss Eloise Brown, J. T. Davis, A. Watson, R. Rogers, T. Jacobs, J. Ferguson, P. Skinner, A. J. Matthews, P. Overacre, P. Fulks, D. Mays, D. Francis, B. Shepherd, B. Daniel, C. Hanel, J. Hartsook, W. Brooks. Eighth row: S. Minnick, B. Mays, J. Pate, S. Osborne, P. Pillow. Seventh row: J. Jenkins, C. Carwile, P. Crews, N. Noel, R. Elliott, V. Plunkett, G. Allen, O. Hamilton, S$. Brooks, S. Elliott, V. Hogan, J. Slough, J. Swain, P. Inge. Sixth row: J. Dodson, N. Rogers, $. Clements, V. Rush, J. Burruss, B. Rogers, B. Rice, B. Turner, N. Simpson, N. Mann, K. Burnette, M. Fitzgerald, J. Whitlow, J. Wright, L. Lawson, D. Burks, J. Franklin, J. Williams, M. Daniel. Fifth row: N. Glass, B. Crews, P. Houston, C. Hamilton, D. Hudson, B. Shelton, M. Watson, C. Cumby, R. Duff, P. Singleton, N. Jones, N. Patterson, J. Wingfield, B. Sorrells, J. Johnson, S. Harvey, E. Collins, M. Hartless. Fourth row: V. Firkins, L. Stern, J. Grubbs, B. Almond, L. Morgan, S. Everidge, N. Haller, P. Hughes, J. Franklin, M. Bates, J. Stephen, M. Massie, J. Tucker, M. Suddith, I. Burnette, J. Jarrett, B. Powell, B. Stansberry, M. Tinsley, H. Wilmer, M. Higginbotham, V. Irvin. Third row: B. Driskill, J. Akers, P. Tucker, P. Blankenship, B. Worley, D. Martin, B. Doss, A. Carwile, B. Almond, R. Parker, I. Emerson, D. Stinnette, B. Bailey, B. Crist, B. Cash, J. Witt, T. Spencer, D. Mayberry, A. Driskill, H. Cox, E. Campbell, P. Mays. Second row: B. Woodson, B. Edwards, L. Jamerson, D. Peters, H. Foster, J. Tolley, J. Deaton, J. Tolley, B. Metts, J. Staton, S. Ferrell, P. Elder, O. Parrish, L. Russell, S. Wooldridge, B. Lynn, O. Phillips, N. Campbell, S. Bibb, M. Thacker, B. Womack, M. Wood, J. Wade, R. Harris. Front row: J. Carwile, P. Carwile, B. Carroll, J. Hamilton, J. Staton, L. Aultice, C. Maddox, B. Bell, L. Soot, M. Mitchell, C. Stinnette, B. Reed, V. Tyree, I. Metts, V. Witt, B. Ewers, M. Johnson, J. Frazier, F. White, N. Hoyt, S. Thacker, F. Godsey, E. Massie, L. Wood. “Take a letter, please.” 96 Trade School MORNING CLASS Back row: P. Mountcastle, D. Reid, W. Crank. Fourth row: J. Smith, W. Brooks, L. Jessee, T. Lee, C. Ashworth, B. Ross, D. Bosiger, M. Staples, A. Harvey, W. Hall, A. Pillow. Third row: B. Almond, Mr. Krater, H. Compton, Mr. Wallace, F. Jones, M. Hilton, B. Akers, H. Day, W. Ware, C. Robertson, R. Carter, W. Torrence, R. Paige, J. Loving, Mr. Fox, D. Booth, Mr. Tillotson. Second row: J. Adams, E. Burks, I. Tweedy, H. Proffitt, D. Broughton, G. Hammock, P. Farrar, L. Brooks, R. Robertson, T. Spradlin, E. Vanaman. Front row: H. Smith, R. Wood, V. Pugh, M. Shively, D. Musgrove, C. Messer, W. Crawford GuStuarte Gukoach: “The craftsmen of tomorrow.” Trade School AFTERNOON CLASS Back row: B. Tucker, J. Johnson, C. Maddox, R. Hesson, J. Loving, C. Compton, B. Perdieu, B. Mays, R. Cheatham, H. Blankenship, J. Deaton, R. Rorer. Third row: Mr. Krater, F. York, Mr. Wallace, M. Thomas, P. Snead, B. Hodnett, J. Newcomb, E. Crouch, A. Pearson, D. McClamroch, J. Huffman, T. Hudson, L. Mehaffey, R. Collins, Mr. Tyree, Mr. Tillotson. Second row: B. Crickenberger, C. Austin, R. Wilmer, C. Wilkinson, M. Cofflin, H. Crouch, K. Falwell, J. Haymes, C. Hunter, M. Hough. Front row: E. Knowles, C. Bohan, F. Keller, C. Coles, B. Daniel, J. Viar, J. Davis. “The craftsmen of tomorrow.” 98 illtoppers Starr H “The World of Sports’’ in ing Athletic Association Left to right: H. Blankenship, B. A. Ramsey, B. G. Ramsey, T. Berry OFFICERS Presidentiaoveun i tA h Piensa Rie) hae vdtllectbeselescsstencety LLERBERT LEANER ENS EID V 1CG2F TESIAENTE. See eee ee be Ss oe tee sessceseeee BETTY GEORGE RAMSEY Secretary... fe eeas cS etea iis sees taba see Fee sees BETTY ANN RAMSEY TY eCASUPET. 00.00 Poe eURUUCEUCOEC ESOC E CECE CeCe eee) oe PPE PON RCTS ais. sesseeee LOMMY BERRY 100 vee % Uy % AAD io 25 Football September 19, 1947—-Glass vs. Hargrave. Glass wins 34-0. Scoring touchdowns: Pugh, Berry, Creasy, Tucker, and Akers. September 26—Hilltoppers trounce Lexington 22-0. Berry and Maddox star. Touchdowns by Moore, Akers, Tucker. Points after touchdowns: 2 by Blankenship. October 4—Hilltoppers upset Newport News 21-14. Team led by Akers and Creasy. Joe Moore, Tucker, and Akers made touchdowns, while Blankenship converted for 3 points. October 10—Glass vs. Lane. Glass defeats 27- 7 before 2,000 drip- ping fans on the muddiest field of the season. October 17—Danville upsets Glass 6-0. White scored for George Washington. Shorter Harvey was injured and carried to the hospital. Witt, Crews, and Noblett showed up well in the line. October 24—Maury defeats Hilltoppers 6-0. Lynchburgers checked two times at goal line. Berry and Creasy starred. Glass got 8 first downs to Maury’s 3. Probably best played game of season for Hilltoppers. November 1—Petersburg blasts Glass 21-0. Glass was weakened by the loss of Akers. In third quarter Haulbert took Lea’s kick and ran 80 yds. to a touchdown. Moore and Hodges stood out in the line. November 7—With Ralph Elliot leading the attack, Glass over- powered Salem 19-0 to break Senior Day losing jinx. Scoring touchdowns: Elliot and Berry. November 14—Hilltoppers outplay Hampton; lose 6-0. Glass got 14 first downs to Hampton’s 6. Outstanding feature of game was Glass’ forward wall. Game highlighted by pass receiving of Joe Moore. November 21—Glass vs. Roanoke. Roanoke tramples Glass 35-0 in last game of season. Joe Moore and Clyde Witt made All-State. Gene Creasy got honor- able mention. 101 MOE MADDOX | SEIGEL “| GENE CREASY ee “LOE MOORE STE ee wr es singe conciipwnsto eae IRR en tenir nana Treaheteaetereneercsneoenetmmcartane “peeing fei tre nn sania epee a si Raat pte gga : mu seuinanii sition _miskeneenantteontoumciantn a suacititennat ee ee RAEI HE ss 8 8 sess 104 — a Basketball °47-48 December 20-——Glass defeated Lexington in an easy game. Hilltoppers were never in danger but their shooting was inaccurate. Ross and Maddox were the sparkplugs of the team. December- 26-27—-In the opening round of the tournament, Glass defeated Charlottesville 60-25 with Woodford and Ross high scorers. In the semi-final round, beat Salem, 27-22 to ad- vance to the finals. In final game, Glass lost to Roanoke 30-29. Ross and Woodford were chosen to the All-Tournament team. January 3—Glass downs South Boston, 55-25 with O. Franklin high scorer with 12 points and Maddox second with 10 points. January 9—In a thrilling game, Glass beat the previously undefeated Hampden-Sydney J. V. team 35-33. Franklin led all scorers with 10 points. January 16—A great performance by Captain Reese Ross gave Glass a 41-33 triumph over Salem High School. Maddox also starred. January 17—Glass plays in Petersburg and is defeated. This wasn’t a conference game. January 23—Glass loses its first conference game by 37-35. Glass jumped to a early 10 point lead in second quarter. Danville came back strong and brought the lead down to 2 points. January 29-——Glass defeats weak team from Hargrave. Glass got an early lead and was never threatened. January 30—Glass dropped its second conference game to Roanoke by 39-27. January 31—Glass defeated Lane High for second time by 54-24. February 6—Granby defeated Glass in non-conference tilt. February 7—Portsmouth downs Glass. February 10—Glass defeats Charlottesville 54-47. Ross led scorers with 21 points. February 13—-Glass drops 3rd conference game to Salem 36-34. ‘Mo’ Maddox was out- standing player for Glass. February 14—-Glass defeats Hamden-Sydney J. V. 40-26. Overtime was needed to finish the game. Ross and White dropped in the 4 winning points. February 17—Glass loses to Hargrave there. February 20—In one of the most remarkable exhibitions of set-shot marksmanship ever seen at the City Armory by Glass, the Hilltoppers beat Danville 56-36. High scorers were Maddox, Franklin, Ross and Palmer. February 21——Glass took a 42-21 victory over a favored Petersburg Crimson Wave. Tommy Berry proved to be the sparkplug in the Glass team. Maddox was high scorer with Ross and Franklin runners-up. February 27—Glass took a stunning 48-25 victory over Roanoke today. The Hilltoppers ran up 8 points before Roanoke could get the range. Maddox paced the attack with 13 points followed by Franklin with 11. The whole team played fine ball. Glass won play-off berth by winning this game. February 28—-Portsmouth edges out Glass by one point in remaining seconds of g ame to win 42-41, This was last game of season before the tournament. March 5—Glass High upsets highly favored American Legion team 72-52. Maddox starred for Glass with 18 points. With a 12 point lead at the end of the 3rd quarter, the Hilltoppers apparently had their opening round game in the Group I Tournament against Alexandria until Ross, Berry and Palmer fouled out. Glass lost 51-49. Otto Franklin was high scorer with 18 points. Back row: L. Stinnette, K. Ferguson, B. Glass. Second row: V. Howerton, R. Bailey, B. Lea, B. Jones. Front row: B. Chambers, J. Palmer, M. Maddox, R. Ross. i] H i ) i i Back row: H. Jennings, F. Hunter, B. Tucker. Second row: D. Bosshard, W. Henson, B. Shorter. Front row: T. Berry, D. Woodford, O. Franklin. Track Team Back row: O. Maddox, P. Echols, J. Robertson, Coach Bradford, B. Adams, O. Doss, C. Whitten, D. Ebert, B. Coates. if Third row: J. Viar, C. Hudson, L. Pugh, G. Page, B. Cox, B. Lea, H. Stokes, D. Hubbard. | Second row: J. Wade, P. Miller, B. Tucker, G. Wells, O. Inge, D. Cover. Front row: G. Hines, H. Blankenship, P. Hodges, L. Seigel, R. Evans, D. Bosshard, B. Glass. TRACK SCHEDULE April 3 Thomas. J Hers 1. ilivinss wecovlsnsoosetiassanssdynouevcey seb ceaseetae sien ese mee eae April 10 Alexandr ia Wigere soo sincpsasnasnacrqeetes estate caeathysteys sah cane ay Alexandria April T-tree ee ven de sca sabes ext ccndoevteszae te cepeercetcntavester geet eee ete Charlottesville April 25-— Jolin Marsha iisiictevateatovqchsactvecciteants toate stout teen et rere meena Richmond May. 1:1 Petersburg iiciiscsscscsnnadsse heseuntsastanspyaptates cat tscnsustseehr eden Me uaecn eee Here May: — 8 Hargrave? ticreccrsiartscintetecgs evs cunayeentsesncvet cuntetes teimgenonte ssc seinem: keene Here May 15—“State sleet, c2) 12, ccopecdor states scntteantt pic cuettucctuatrce renee eel eeaie Charlottesville Standing: B. Couch, manager; L. J. Beard, G. 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Vas anh deca cots sash combct ct dire scene ite oes Ere PRE eee AM: Here Girls’ Athletics i 5 7 1 | 4 f u 111 @8B2EBBEBEBBEEBESBE BE SES Cheerleaders PoLiy Crews, Head Cheerleader 3ETTY GEORGE RAMSEY Betty ANNE RAMSEY NADA BEARD Nancy McDoNaLp MARIAN BECKNER PHYLLIS ALLEN JessicA GILLIAM PEGGY COLEMAN NANCY FERGUSON GLORIA LAYNE Vi0oLA BOWEN DIANE Davis Mary Lucy MARSHALL BILLy RHODES @¢ @ @ Se BSBEBEEB ERR E EERE BeREeEeReEeeR eee 112 a a eeee See + es Cheer Hip, Hip Hurray, We're out to win today. We've got the team, We've got the fight, We're going to win Before the night, so, Fight, team, fight, Fight, team, fight, Fight, team, fight, team, Fight, fight, fight. Senior Basketball Back row: G. Prebble, S. Bibb, J. Witt, P. Wooldridge, L. Byrd, B. Johnson, D. Seidel, G. Wood, E. Campbell. Front row: P. Crews, B. J. Carter, B. A. Ramsey, B. G. Ramsey, M. Fitzgerald, M. Beckner. Junior Basketball Back row: A, Firkins, M. Anderson. Seventh row: F. Arnold, H. Hedricks, S. Elliot. Sixth row: B. Watts, T. Emer- son, A. Robertson, 8S. Brooks. Fifth row: N. Abrams, C. Stinnett, E. Mallan, B. Curtis. Fourth row: S. Moore, D. Stinnett, E. Powell, N. Br ooks. Third row: B. Woodson, H. Harvey, P. Coleman, B. L. Ewers. Second row: D. Thornton, F. Covington, N. McDonald, N. Hoyt. Front row: J. Wranek, B. Glass, M. S. Mallan, B. Dowdy, 114 Bowling Team Back row: N. Lincoln, V. Irby. Seventh row: R. G. Harvey, M. Higginbotham. Sixth row: A. Everidge, H. Hed- ricks, H. Wiley. Fifth row: S. Elliot, P. Allen, F. Godsey, N. Abrams, J. Witt. Fourth row: B. Johnson, I. McGhee, B. Driskill, A. Bobbitt, E. Campbell. Third row: L. Byrd, B. A. Ramsey, B. Curtis, B. Wilson, A. Elliot. Second row: G. Wood, B. G. Ramsey, M. Fitzgerald, H. Harvey, F. Covington. Front row: G. Prebble, M. Beckner, L. Dawson, J. Preas, B. Glass. Cheerleaders Back row: M. L. Marshall, B. G. Ramsey, P. Coleman, J. Gilliam, M. Beckner, N. McDonald, N. Beard. Front row: V. Bowen, D. Davis, P. Allen, P. Crews, N. Ferguson, B. A. Ramsey, G, Layne. 115 AUTOGRAPHS | 116 ADVERTISERS settee eg . ) : ee LYNCHBURG COLLEGE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Ce 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. CZ R. B. MONTGOMERY, Ph. D. President 118 DATE, MATE? TUNE IN “HIGH TIME FOR TEENS EVERY TUESDAY, 6:00-6:30 P. M. The Stations with the High School News WLVA - WLVA-FM Wm. Henry Cheatham J. E. FAUBER, Inc. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service Day and Night Phone 125 Rivermont Ave. at D Street Lynchburg, Virginia ROBINSON CRUSOE Quinn-Marshall Co. SALTED PEANUTS DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS GLOVE KID (Wholesale Only] PEANUT BUTTER LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Save Food! and help to... SAVE THE PEACE AND SAVE DEMOCRACY YOU CAN Save in Every Way at BIBEE’S MODERN COMPLETE FOOD STORES There’s a Bibee’s Store near You The LYNCHBURG NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY NINTH AND MAIN STREETS Interior The Lynchburg National Bank and Trust Company d LYNCHBURG'S OLDEST BANK FOR OVER 82 YEARS THIS BANK Has had a prominent part in the making of Lynchburg History ORGANIZED AUGUST 3, 1865 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 121 Organized 1865 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LYNCHBURG s OFFICERS J. D. OWEN, President J. T. NOEL, JR., Vice-President L. W. HORTON, Assistant Cashier J. L. JONES, Vice-President S. D. MORRISSETT, Assistant Cashier J. L. NICHOLAS, Cashier T. R. HAWES, Assistant Cashier e Capital: One Million Dollars Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE OLD, BIG, STRONG BANK LET WILLS-CAMP CO. SCHEWEL'S The Store FEATHER YOUR NEST for Furnishing Men and Young Men Lynchburg Homes For Nearly Half a Century TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS 819 Main Street LYNCHBURG'S FIRST NAME IN FINE JEWELRY ams6)T Cart. 722 Main Street Phones 1636-1637 Orchids, Gardenias, Roses 813 Main Street Our Specialties JAND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LYNCHBURG “A Local, Mutual, Thrift and Home Financing Institution” CHURCH STREET AT NINTH SAVE WITH SAFETY Current Dividend Rate 214% Lynchburg Federal Savings and Loan Association 616 Church Street Lynchburg, Virginia � . O. FISHER INCORPORATED SPORTING GOODS KODAK FINISHING, and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and Accessories Complete Shop Service PHONE 1162 1024 MAIN ST. Wholesale Distributors of SCHRAFFT'S FINE CANDIES Hill City Tobacco Company 100 NINTH STREET PHONE 100 TELEPHONE 4210 LIFE INSURANCE For Security — Protection Investment G. Gay McClenny, Manager W. C. Staples, Jr. 312-15 Virginian Building Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company Home Office: Greensboro, N. C. DRUGS of uncertain quality are both dangerous and extravagant— Patronize PATTERSON’S SAFE SERVICE DRUG STORES MAIN AT SEVENTH - 1020 MAIN STREET WAR SURPLUS Army Navy Sales Co. 1109 MAIN ST. For Safety and Convenience Betsy Ross Bread RIDE THE BUSSES Com eeGocdeat e ALL AMERICANS Baked by The Lynchburg Steam Bakery, Inc. Lynchburg Transit Company Shop the.. PIGGLY WIGGLY WAY And save... IN EVERY WAY govAL ow LYNCHBURG SD rr, 5} @ JOBBING aah HOUSE PAR-T-PAK FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS GINGER ALE iat : LACROSSE RUBBER LYNCHBURG NEHI FOOTWEAR BOTTLING CO. Randolph-Macon Woman's College Lynchburg, Virginia THEODORE H. JACK, Ph.D., L.L.D., President Randolph-Macon Woman’s College has long been recognized as one of the leading colleges for women in America. It is approved by all the national standardizing associations, its charter of Phi Beta Kappa was the first granted to a Southern college for women; its degrees are accepted by all universities in the United States and foreign countries for unconditioned admission to their graduate schools. A SOUTHERN COLLEGE WITH NATIONAL RECOGNITION AND NATIONAL PATRONAGE For Catalogue and Detailed Information, Address THE REGISTRAR Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, Virginia The Peoples National Bank of LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Member of Member of The Federal Reserve ig a ae ae The Federal Deposit System Pe e Insurance ye es Corporation CORNER EIGHTH and MAIN STREETS O RP TEC E Rast: SCOTT NESBIT, President C. J. APP, JR., Assistant Cashier W. D. HODGES, Vice-President ARCHER SUMMERSON, Assistant Cashier W. A. HENDERSON, Cashier E. O. McGEHEE, Assistant Cashier L. D. HORNER, JR., Trust Officer PERSONAL LOAN DEPARTMENT E. M. WOOD, Manager E. B. HOWERTON, Assistant Manager eC HBR Ge Ou, DES 2 UNS: TV PrU.rhON IWEOR PORATED pe eel ieceists Diuguid Service Costs No More AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone II] 1016 RIVERMONT AVENUE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA SAVE AND RAISE YOUR SCORE IN LIFE SAVING PAVES THE ROAD TO SECURITY If you have the ''saving habit, you'll save a little out of income All The Time. The Place Here—Savings are Safe and Earn More. The Co-Operative Building Loan Association 215 Ninth Street ASSETS $4,000,000.00. Member Federal Home Loan Bank System J. NEWTON GORDON, Sec'y-Treas. SENIORS! After graduation plan to join the filget started ina P. B. C. Success Parade. “The House of Sunshine” GERM-FREE BUNDLES OF CLEANLINESS Phone 452 COMPLETE BUSINESS EDUCATION for Men and Women k Higher Accounting and Business Administration Executive Assistant Executive Secretarial Bookkeeping % Secretarial % Stenographic RIICIMECS PHILLIPS DUUIiLUU COLLEGE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Corner Tenth and Church MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT LYNCHBURG'S LARGEST, MOST MODERN NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE Pearson’s Drug Store VIRGINIA LAUNDRY 2476 RIVERMONT AVE. PHONE 2234 Consult Us About Decorated Webb-Whitaker Co Cakes For Birthdays, Weddings And Other Special Occasions. McCarthy's Bakery Serving Lynchburg Since 1906 LEIGHTON C. Acree Peck, S. FRANK PRATT, Vice-President Lynchburg Oil 1110 Main St. ACREE, Jdr., President ARTHUR MEIDLING, Director GEORGE W. SANDERSON MEN'S—YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHES 909 MAIN STREET Inc. Lynchburg Engraving Co. Firestone Service Stores CHAS. D. MOSELEY, Director Co. Moseley Brothers WILLIAM T. MACLEOD, Sec’y-Treas. STATE INDUSTRIAL LOAN CORPORATION Main Floor — Allied Arts Building LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA OUR BOYS AND GIRLS FORM THE CORNERSTONE OF THE LYNCHBURG OF TOMORROW You are training today to take over, in later years, our government, our churches, schools, stores, factories, railroads, airlines, and civic responsibilities. | We therefore 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—''at that time''—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 maturity. It may give a new meaning to the training you are receiving. Cordially, The LYNCHBURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AMBULANCE CHAPEL Whitten Gi uneral TFtome, Gi 1336 Park Avenue — Lynchburg, Virginia phone ff WEOURSELVEStlRE BELIER SERVE BYSSERVING OTHERS BEST 129 American Boy Shoes Highest Prices for all Grades of Scrap and Waste SMARTEST AND BEST Material SOLD EVERYWHERE Made by Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp. LYNCHBURG IRON Lynchburg, Virginia METAL COMPANY COMMERCIAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK L. E. LicHForp, President TuHos. R. PuGH, Jr., Trust Officer S. S. SPENCER, Vice-Pres. and Cashier K. K. Rucker, Asst. Cashier LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CARY CHEVROLET Incorporated 500 MAIN STREET Telephone 6480 Style and ) Comfort for Your Home You can be assured of correct styling— comfort—and durability when you select your furniture at McGehee's. No matter what room you want to furnish you'll find large assort- ments at McGehee's. Prices are reasonable. CONVENIENT TERMS U So PURNIIL SCOR) es9- mca ox - 00 M GEHEE'S DUTI-DUDS, Inc. Manufacturers UNIFORMS WORK CLOTHES Officers and Directors: WILLIAM P. SWEENEY, President N. H. IRVIN, Vice-President M. J. ALLEN, Secretary-Treasurer HERBERT A. WELLS INI K. DUVAL SCOTT % UNIFORMS, RANDOLPH MARSHALL FOR WOMEN IN WHITE REACH FOR Bread at It's Best YOUR NEIGHBORS ACROSS THE STREET JEWELERS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS MUSIC — SPORT GOODS Exercise Regularly at the Dhillips Y.M.C. A. - 90 T IVE ALWAYS WANTED HARRIS.WOODSON COMPANY, Inc. “Willd GOODYEAR SERVICE 12th and Church Sts., Lynchburg, Va. Telephone 4035 TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES Recapping - Brake Service GUGGENHEIMER'S Listen to HI-TIME FOR TEENS Tuesday, 6-6:30 P. M.., Over WLVA Voted one of the 29 Top Retail Radio Programs in the contest sponsored by the National Retail Dry Goods Asso- ciation and National Association of Broadcasters 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. Motion Pictures Are Your Best Entertainment PARAMOUNT ISIS and TRENTON Theatres FOR EYE CARE CONSULT YOUR EYE PHYSICIAN FOR EYE WEAR CONSULT YOUR GUILD OPTICIAN VILA KX TIC A. G. JEFFERSON Ground Floor Allied Arts Building LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA EXCLUSIVELY OPTICAL IN LYNCHBURG - - It’s Muillner’s for HI-SCHOOLER FASHIONS for EVERY OCCASION Hi-Schooler Shop Third Floor Junior Fashions Second Floor College Shop Second Floor Boy’s Shop Basement Young Men’s Shop Street Floor Records— Music Centre— Basement MIULLNIER'S READ Ohe News and Ohe Daily Aduaure SHOP AND SAVE For All Your School Needs JEWELRY - MUSIC - LUGGAGE Largest Record Dealers Y The Home of Better Values L. OPPLEMAN 825 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA CANADA PRODUCE COMPANY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 4871 THAT'S REMARKABLE! 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Trust Officer Secretary and Trust Officer VIRGINIA'S OLDEST TRUST COMPANY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System 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 COLLEGE Established 1909 Co-Ed Select Student Body—Emphasis on Scholarship—Supervised Social Activ- ities—Fully Accredited—Employment Service. Wall Building © H. W. MILLER, President Fine Quality Shoes for the Entire Family Since 1886 COLEMAN'S 911 MAIN SOUTHERN PARTS BEARING CO. Inc. “THE PARTS PEOPLE 1022-26 Commerce St. Phone 45 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 2484 RIVERMONT AVENUE PHONES 2216-2217-2218 Specially medicated to help relieve cracked, chapped lips. KEEPS LIPS FIT x HUGHES Dry Cleaning Corp. 1603 PARK AVENUE PHONE 974 Baldock’s Grocery SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHS Young peoples clothes lead rugged life Unless they receive proper care their days are numbered. by SANITONE DRY CLEANING GUGGENHEIMER'S ithe fabrics looking radiant, new and STUDIO Chutchfeld’s JOE OPPLEMAN 1012 MAIN STREET JEWELRY - GIFTS LEATHER GOODS - MUSIC - SPORTING GOODS MOSES cco. | | voung Modem’ Sanne Shop for the Latest in A Favorite Place Junior Fashions FOR THE YOUNGER SET TO SHOP BECAUSE... BALDWIN’S We Specialize LYNCHBURG, VA. In Youthful Fashions C. H. Beasley Bro. Corporation WHOLESALE GROCERS 915-917 Commerce St. LYNCHBURG, VA. 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