Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1950 volume:

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ViRGINIA GRIST Agettanie LANGHORNE CCOOEE Advertising Solicitors......LANGHORNE COOKE, Appot HENDERSON, JANE SLAUGHTER CyntHiA HuTCHESON, ABBOT HENDER- : SON, JANE SLAUGHTER, ARDIE KELLY, Activities Editors dasa enie seareeee VIRGINIA Grist JOHN CRADDOCK, STANLEY CAMPBELL CyNTHIA HUTCHESON Typists........ BILLIE ADAMS, VIRGINIA FiRKIN, School Editors............ MarJorRIE TEMPLETON, ERNESTINE MASsSIE ALICE GUGGENHEIMER Business Manage?..........+-+. ERNESTINE MassIgE Art EditO tcc Faye PATTERSON Advisers: Sports Editors.........+.-+. MARSHALL MAYBERRY, MRS MAR GAR Ede el Ed: BiGurenesenr seems Art JoHN PALMER, TOM Paris, Miss MarRGARET WILLIAMG..........-- Business ELEANOR JOHNSON Missaeoterr. ee CO xe seen eee Editorial S Tot | eof Go fents Dedicalion Forew Ord Adminislral ion Faculty In Memoriam Classes FeaTures Aclivilies AThleTics Hdverlisements mod� Miss HELEN NELSON Lyved, ROW WACK MAEM — Wen Uy DLULLN OM, DEDICATION WE THE PUPILS at E. C. Glass soon become familiar with the friendly nod from Miss Nelson as she meets us in the hall or as she walks into the classroom. It doesn’t take us long to learn that she expects from us a return of her bright greeting. As we look back over the past four years, we remember her thoroughness: daily drills in grammar, spelling, and sentence structure; but her wit and sense of humor make even our hardest lessons lots of fun. We are grateful for the richer understanding of fine literature, especially Shakespeare, she has given us. With deep appreciation we dedi- cate the 1950 Crest to Miss Helen Nelson, our teacher and friend. OP RR IRS tg senses DRIEST O RR ET NES: Foreword Stories, themes, essays, reports — under whatever name compositions masquerade — are a weekly part of every student’s life at E. C. Glass. During our four years in high school we have written some seventy-five. Some have been fun to write; others have been a task; all have been written as an assignment from some English teacher and all have gone under her red pencil. Now we write our final composition, our annual — the complete story of one of the most memorable years of our lives. We hand it to you, hopefully, as we have handed so many to our teachers in the past. It requires no grading. Seated Mr. Mr Mr Mr Dr. Mr School Board from left to right: B. E. Istry, Clerk .W.S. Munpy, JR. . Watter G. MASON . C. RAINE PETTYJOHN HaroLtp RILEY . Harry G. GREEN Rev. Harry A. FIFIELD Dr. Paut M. Munro, Superintendent Mrs. Eart A. GERHARDT Mrs. Puitie P. ALLEN Mrs. S. W. WEST ie evcCur. (Rr: Principal Mr. McCue, our principal, has proved himself a thoroughly capable leader. His personal interest in us—as evidenced by his calling most of us by first names— has won the friendship of every student. Graduated from the University of Virginia in 1923, Mr. McCue took his M. A. Degree at the University of Michigan in 1931. He came to E. C. Glass in 1923 as a biology teacher and advanced rapidly—Faculty Manager of Athletics, Head of the Science Department, and Assistant Principal—to the principalship in 1944. PAULINE FISHER STALL Assistant Principal With understanding and wise advice she has assisted each of us seniors in planning our future careers. Our counsellor and confidante, Mrs, Stall. E._siz M. ANDERSON Librarian Dan BERGMAN Civics HELEN Brown English LEONE CHAFFIN Oyjfice Secretary ELIZABETH GLASS Latin | fe ; I, ‘ x ae (ot MarTHA HANCOCK JOHN BacH EMMA BARKSDALE Music Mathematics DoroTHY BERGMAN RutH BLuntT Biology English Jimmy Bryan ELIZABETH BURMAHLN Physical Education Business Education LuciLe Cox JANE CUNNINGHAM English English Ettie K. Harvey Business Education Mathematics VircIL D. BECKNER Biology VINCENT BRADFORD Physical Education E. F. BURMAHLN Director Business Education ee be DAVIS Head of Latin Department MarGARET HELBIG Art HarRIETTE BELL Spanish ELoisE BROWN Business Education JUNE CALLAHAN Office Secretary A. J. FIELDER Science KATHLEEN HOLMES French Mary Spotswood PAYNE Head of English Department HELEN NELSON EvELYN Moore English STANLEY M. JORDAN English RIcHARD S. HorNER Electricity Mathematics IRENE SMITH ELIZABETH SANDIDGE Physical Education Physical Education NLerwreg Later (B-I 4p Louise PuRYEAR CHAPMAN RAMSEY ExMa LEE PORTER Retail Selling Mathematics Business Education James L. TYREE JosEPH TURKEL Machine Shop Bos TayLor History DorotHy STEELE English English Physical Education Economics Exsizg TALBOT VIRGINIA WILEY SALLY WHITEHEAD English ORLINE WHITE Mathematics GrorcE E. WALLACE History ELIzABETH N. WALLACE Mechanical Drawing History a oP MarGARET WILLIAMS Business Education IN MEMORIAM ARRON GRO ements ms ssAAAAaL As AAT ERENT cme LOAF | Le CEES MS IY SN at nm 4-B ENGLISH CREST ea Senior Class History ee At the peak of our high school career, we, the seniors of 1950, look back upon the road we have traveled in our effort to reach the final goal. To govern us in our last year we elected Harold Hubbard, President; Bob Bailey, Vice-Presi- dent; Laura Sprinkle, Secretary; and Fred Thomas, Treasurer. With the help of Miss Eloise Brown, Adviser, the Senior Officers and the Senior Council planned our activities for the year. Senior Day, the annual event so eagerly anticipated by all seniors, was the big event of the year. In the special assembly, Bob Bailey and Eleanor Johnson were crowned King and Queen, respec- tively, to reign over the celebration. They headed the parade composed of all seniors through town that afternoon. A football game climaxed the day's program. An Irish Jig, held on Saint Patrick’s Day was given by the Senior Class as its annual dance. Highlighted by a floor show given by two dancing partners, the dance was a big success. The ef- forts of the committee in charge were well rewarded. “Dear Ruth’ was the annual theatrical production staged by the Senior Class. In addition to the all senior cast, all committees who helped in the production were composed entirely of seniors. Instituted as a new feature at Glass this year was a formal Ring Dance, given by the Junior Class, at which the seniors presented 1951 class rings to the juniors. Some outstanding seniors in the class of 1950 have brought honor to themselves and their school in the last year. Betty Ellington holds the highest scholastic record among the seniors at E. C. Glass High School. Betty Oakes, representing the Lynchburg Distributive Education Club, took first honors in the District and State Better Speaking Contest. Betty Crews was named the outstanding senior elected to the National Honor Society. Two talented seniors were important members of the cast of “The Flattering Word,’ a David Garrick production that won first rating in the District and distinguished rating in the State Play Festival. We shall never forget Bob Rush as the perfect wearer of the frock and Jessie Burks as the young teen-ager with the supposed- ly dramatic talent. Virginia Firkin brought a particularly distinguished honor to herself and her school by being elected to the highest office, that of the Governorship, of Girls’ State at its annual statewide convention, held this year at V. P. I. Athletics comprised a major part of this year’s activities. A number of seniors played prominent parts in every sport—football, basketball, track and tennis. Harold Hubbard, president of our class, was captain of our football team and Gene Hines was co-captain of the track team. Vernon Hower- ton, one of our best besketball players, won the WWOD cup for making the highest percentage of foul shots. Cheerleading has always held a big spot in the limelight at Glass High. The Senior Class was well represented by Virginia Firkin, head cheerleader; Betty Crews, Eleanor Johnson, and Joyce Tolley, head cheerleader for the Junior Varsity. The highest honor a senior can receive is that of being chosen for membership into the Na- tional Honor Society. Sixteen seniors were selected on the basis of character, scholarship, leader- ship and service for this honor. Though our paths will divide as we go out, cach to carry out his purpose in life, we shall always recall with pride and pleasure fond memories of days spent with our classmates at E. C. Glass. i eee o + ee eee Senior O ffi cers President Haroitp HUBBARD Vice-President RoBERT M. BAILEY Secretary LAURA SPRINKLE Treasurer FRED THOMAS Faculty Sponsor Miss ELoisE BROWN Seniors Billie Anne Adams Bobby Adams T. Don Adams William Lyle Akers Charles Edwards Anderson Clark Preston Ashworth Clyde E. Ashworth Gene H. Austin Jo Ann Ayers Barbara Dione Bach Robert Milton Bailey Robert Pendleton Bailey en a — a a _—— Class of ’50 ees Es a Ms Suzanne Baldwin % Warren Ross Blackburn Louise Blakely Jean Marie Blankinship Peggy Ann Blankinship Patricia Lee Blanks William Scott Brown Betty Blanche Burford Floyd Burford Earl Burks “Curly” Jessie Ellena Burks Iris Jeanne Burnette Huebert F. Camden Doris Lorraine Campbell Pete H. Canada Elford L. Carwile | Helen Marie Carwile 4 ; Henry Smith Chenault, Jr. i e John Edwin Clayton | Robert Coates | . Melvin Coffin . “Red” mae a gee scidpeeep her Cecil Coles t i aN IK ‘ { Harold Compton “Tufty” lew oh rsa manag William Howell Crank Pee en nt Seniors Class of ’50 Raymond Crawley Quinlan Creasy Vince Margaret Elizabeth Crews betty. Harold Crouch Lawrence Taylor Dawson Doris Mae Day Fiacry sl. Daye. |r: Jean Francis Deaton Roy Dillard Betty Estelle Doss Nancy Carroll Driskill Russell H. Driskill Joyce Dudley Robbie Ogden Dutt Randolph Early Barbara Louise Eldridge Betty Ellington Betty Jean LEveridge Nelson P. Evers Delores Ewing Peggy Jean Ewing Kenneth E. Falwell Virginia Juanita Firkin Mazie litzgerald ‘ | | | EEO Otto Franklin - | Peggy Lee Fulks Ronnie Gallier Tommy Lee George Dabney Gilliam Bill Jim Glass Nancy Lee Glass Phyllis Louise Glass Sammy Golladay Kathleen Gordon Margaret Inez Greene Dick Guthrie Class of ’50 ye Nina Temple Harris Maymie Hartless Alvin Harvey ; . Nancy Lou Harvey Shirley Scott Harvey Helen Jewel Hedrick — oo ors Joyce Louise Henderson Warren Henson Clyde Hicks . Marvin H. Hilton Boe es we Eaten Gene Hines Ed Hotchhk’ss Seniors Class of ’50 Vernon Howerton Donna Lou Hubbard Harold Hubbard Doris Marie Hughes Bobby Hunt Ella Adams Jackson Thomas Jackson Jacobs make: Johnny Jenkins Warren Jennings Louie W. Jessee Eleanor Wayne Johnson Frank Jones Richard K. Kane Frederic G. Keller, Jr. Bennie Knight Bernard Knowles Ed Knowles Frances Burnette Lewis James B. Loving Nancy Ellen Mann — Doris Marie Martin Ernestine Dale Massie Harold Mawyer “Pawnee” Delorious Mae Mayberry Sentors Marshall L. Mayberry Virginia Irene Maxey Lawrence Mehaffey Gordy Moore Paul W. Mountcastle Ted Musgrove James O. Newcomb Robert G. Newton “Bobby” Betty Lee Oakes Joe Padgett Tommy Paris Elsie Lee Parker Class of 50 Dae Frances LaVerne Parker Robert P. Parker Faye Patterson Wyat Read wail + SONY cae gf + Betsy Jean Robertson Russell Robertson oe , € Paul Rogers . sy Robert Lloyd Rogers a Aubrey W. Rush Robert Murray Rush Charless eny.e f Elliott Shearer Seniors Peggy Ann Singleton H. L. Smith, Jr. Margie Claire Smith Melvin Smith Joseph W. Smoot, Jr. Ray Walker Snidow Jack Lee Sparrow Laura Sprinkle James Allen Steagall, Jr. Lois Stern Virgil Coke Stuart, Jr. Emilie Louise Tallman Edward L. Taylor, Jr. Marion Jeanne Taylor — Richard L. Taylor Raymond Otis Terry Fred C. Thomas Marvin A. Thomas Joanne Marie Thornton William M. Toler Betty Sue Tolley Joyce Marie Tolley Richard Tomlin Pearl Marie Trent Sentors Sydnor S. Trent [ra Clayton Truxell, Jr. June Dale Tuck Bobby Tucker Phyllis Elaine Tucker Barbara Jean Turner by, cae WG yas, Ife: Vivian Ramona Tyree Iwugene Walker William Dabney Walters Richard Walton Massie Glover Ware Class Lelia Jewell Watts Garnette Lee Wells Anna Pauline White Janice Mae Whitlow Bobby Whitmire John Whitten l'thel Mae Wiley Jack B. Williams Malcolm H. Willoughby Robert L. Wilmouth Barbara Anne Witt Wilson S. Woodhouse Seniors e Zann Woodson James D. Wright, Jr. Joyce Ann Wright Sandra Marie Wright Sophie Joann Zarres Class of ’50 0! HAPPY DAY ALL DRESSED UP AND NO PLACE TO GO LIGHT DIET President, M. Dowdy; Vice-President, Preston Wood 4A-B ENGLISH Secretary, Gale Preble; Treasurer, Jim Massie CREST Prertop II Sponsor, Miss Orline White SPRING Jiving Juvenilish Juniors Under the guidance of Miss Orline White, their sponsor, the Juveniles had a year filled to the brim with social activities. The screeching of many skates started the Juveniles on to a joyous whirl. A masquerade followed on October 15, with Li'l Abner Ebert and Mousey Firkins walking off with the honors. A series of jiving lessons made the Juveniles expert shag packers for the Shag Pack the next month. A change was in order so they headed for Devil’s Marble Yard and a different kind of diversion—a hay ride-picnic combination. Entirely original with the Juveniles and new to E. C. Glass was the Sock Hop when Terrell Smith and Shirley Harvey were given rewards for the most outlandish socks. The climax perhaps of this memorable year of activity was a joint Ring Dance with the seniors at Boonsboro Country Club. At the same time that they have “socialized,” the juniors have played an out- standing role in the scholastic life of the school. Norman Harris and Mary Wilson Burnett represented E. C. Glass in public speaking and Fred Cyrus, in spelling in the Virgima Literary and Athletic League Contest. Two of the five actors in the play contest—a first place district winner—were juniors: Arlyn Firkins and Ran- dolph Ragland. Co-editors of the “Critic,” that captured the highest possible rating in the Columbia Press Association, are Sarah Kuniansky and Bill Keeton. Back row: Mr. Bryan, P. Unger, J. Huffman, R. Shepherd, K. Burnett, H. Harris, K. B. Glass, D. Brooks, L. Pleasants. Third row: R. Boswell, F. Short, J. Lair, R. Wilmer, L. Stinnette, L. J. Beard, F. Shelton, A. Howard. Second row: J. Markham, N. Rogers, 5. Minnick, C. Hogan, G. Wade, M. Wood, B. Woodson, B. Shelton, H. Jordan. Front row: N. Mays, M. R. Brooks, M. Dowdy, E. Thornton, M. L. Whitten. j y — 117 — Back row: B. Burns, B. Adams, T. Aud, O. Barnett, C. Buckelew, C. Bruce, T. Cantieri, B. Browner. “A Second row: N. Abrahams, P. Brown, A. Brown, W. Carwile, B. Lindsey, B. Keesee, F. Cyrus, Miss Walker. First row: C. Brown, $, Clements, J. Dodson, N. Almond, B. Almond, B. A. Floyd, N. Grubbs, F. A, Arnold, Back row: J. Massie, H. Riley, T. Moseley, S. Webb, K. May, J. Howard, S. Reams, T. Mantiply. Third row: J. O’Brien, C. Hamilton, E. Macon, R. Matthews, W. Smith, J. Robertson, H. Thacker W. Perkins, R. Ragland, V. Plunkett. Second row: M. E. Harding, S. Kuniansky, J. Jamerson, J. Ogden, A. Haymes, Z. Morris, P. Martin, Miss Bell, M. Mays, R. Paris. Front row: D. Leininger, J. M. Harris, B. Pryor, O. Hamilton, J. Hall, M. Miller, N. Mason, J. Oder, G. Pierce, M. Hines. Additional: B. Keeton. 1300 eoiae= Back row: E. Gorman, A. Firkins, J. Bigelow, V. C. Davis, J. Burley, D. Fix, J. Dancy. K. Burnett, R. Giles, N. Harris, K. Cole. r Third row: S. Cox, R. Elliott, C. Elliott, G. Chrisman, P. Kavanaugh, D. Ebert, J. Jones, L. Crank, P. Echols, Miss Payne. Second row: J. Clements, O. Doss, C. Erbacher, M. Johnson, R. Jones, J. Craddock, L. A. Byrd, C. Sprinkle, A. Feinman, B. Ewers. ; Front row: P. Carwile, B. Carroll, J. Davis, M. W. Burnette, E. Camp, B. Edwards, M. A. Crawford, B. Carwile, P. Mahone, J. Clements, S. Carey. Additional: D. Catlett. Back row: Mr. Burmahln, B. Reynolds, P. Sweeney, E. Williams, N. Lankford. First row: D. Dawson, B. Shepherd, H. Cox, J. L. Rogers, J. Blankenship, T. Berry. — 301 — mak y go Back row: R. West, R. Burnett, T. Smith, P. Wade, B. Wellborn, R. Stokes, G. Ware, P. Snead, S. Campbell. Second row: Miss White, M. Rainey, M. L. Ferguson, B. Watts, P. Pritchett, J. Preas, B. Wilker- son, M. Governor, M. Rice, N. Roach. First row: J. Staton, A. Quarles, J. White, G. Preble, J. S. Bryant, N. Thomas, G. Wood, B. Steppe, M. Templeton, Back row: Dickie Crews, President; Mr. Beckner, Sponsor. First row: Joanna Bower, Treasurer; Dixie Moore, Vice-President; Frances Booker, Secretary. 4-B ENGLISH CREST recioo i Sophisticated Sophomores — sx This year has not been a dull one for the three hundred and fifty-six sopho- mores of E. C. Glass High School guided by Mr. V. D. Beckner. They have had two bowling parties, one on the eighth of February and the other on the second of March, at which many wore their newly chosen class colors of red and white. Skat- ing parties, a picnic, and a dance have rounded out a successful social season. These sophomeres have entered also into many extra-curricular activities and taken a great part in sports, both basketball and football ; in the David Garricks; Art League; and the chorus and c..o1r, just to mention a few. On the scholastic side homeroom 319 has had the highest percentage on the honor roll. Leaders in the attendance record were homerooms 203 and 319. Enuly Pauly, from Belgium, joined our ranks this year. We are slowly learn- ing some French and he is quickly learning much English. dD WN ‘oO Back row: E. Thomas, H. Thompson, G. Collins, E. Lacy, B. Daniel, W. Elder, J. Haley, M. Campbell. Second row: B. Austin, D. Cunningham, B. J. Bailey, P. Council, I. M. Leebrick, J. Barksdale, @. Smith, Miss Hancock. Front row: I. Cunningham, K. Foster, M. Howell, F. Booker, R. Hodges, H. Hackworth, C. Booth, V. Brevo. pa +4 pe Back row: R. Payne, J. P. Kreger, C. Lakes, H. Fix, J. Davidson, J. Duff, L. Bowen, B. Lindsay, P. Riley, L. Knapp, M. L. Moore, L. Sutor, B. Harris, B. Tucker. Second row: C. Witt, B. Keefer, J. Canada, M. Johnson, N. J. Ferguson, M. A. McQuarry, N. May, A. App, B. Priddy, J. Safrit, I. St. John, P. Waugh, D. Woodson, A. Henderson. Front row: J. White, D. Crews, B. Cress, M. Bletz, N. Snead, V. Hicks, T. Henson, L. Martin, S. Fizer, P. Hawkins, B. Carter, B. Carmichael, J. Holloran, D. Petticrew, W. P. Ellis. Additional: B. McKee, H. Spencer, J. Tolley. Back row: S. Fitzgerald, D. Martin, L. Cowins, H. George, C. Harvey, D. Hudson, B. King. Front row: L. Glass, L. Marsh, J. Cyrus, J. Conway, B. Haley, F. Hollingsworth, M. Noel, J. Johnson. Additional: J. Meadors. : — 102 — ¥ eg} Back row: K. Collins, J. Bruffy, C. Blankinship, W. Kabler, B. Brooks, J. Dunaway, P. Moorman, R. Fisher. Second row: Mr. Bergman, B. Taylor, F. Brown, P. Phlegar, B. Bryant, H. Blanks, D. Beard, J. Morris. Front row: P. Quick, B. Strange, G. Godsey, V. Brown, N. J. Pickeral, F. Cole, C. Booth, I. Sellers, P. Carroll. Back row: W. Mitchell, J. Richards, A. Dirom, N. O’Brien, D. Horner, H. White, H. Nuckles, M. Childress. Second row: G. Stiff, L. Pleasants, G. Hunter, R. Hostetter, M. Morgan, J. Cure, B. Duncum, N. Hylton, Miss Talbot. First row: J. Owen, M. Murrell, S. Stennette, N. McNamara, J. Bower, B. Smith, M. Dietz, D. Clark, N. McClenny. Additional: B. Hickson. — bd MN ‘oO — 219 — Back row: H. Hepler, C. Hertzog, J. Tucker, H. Spiggle, C. Overstreet, D. Penny, R. Cline, M. Johnson, C. Tanner. Third row: R. Vaughn, A. Moon, C. Torrence, B. Davis, A. Knake, W. Hall, N. Moore, M. A. White. Second row: S. Penny, J. Clemmons, H. Mayberry, B. Creasey, W. E. Woodly, M. Pate, M. Moore, M. L. Staples, T. Yates. Front row: B. Turner, M. Chenault, D. Tyree, C. Rose, J. Young, M. F. Carwile. Additional: P. Edmunds, J. Smoot, C. Stinnette, M. Burcham, M. Ogden. “ Back row: Miss Porter, A. Kelly, H. Tucker, P. Page, R. Andrews, M. Terrell, D. Elder, D. Minix, D. Smoot. Second row: E. Womack, J. McCraw, M. A. Mays, A. Guthrie, J. Walton, N. Lewis, L. Davis, N. Williams. Front row: P. Lucado, B. Scott, M. Cumby, D. Hall, J. Owen, B. St. John, J. Hudson, N. Burruss. - Additional: B. Hubbard, B. Maddox, T. Spradlin, J. Abbott, J. Hopkins, M. A. Pate. — 302— z == 303 — Back row: B. Cundiff, H. Pearson, C. Jones, H. Shepherd, E. Graham, D. Webster, R. Wells, B. Woody, C. Overstreet. Third row: T. Massie, G. Scott, J. Wranek, A. Evans, R. Driskill, T. Denny, S. Mason, J. West. Second row: Mrs. Barksdale, J. Gremmels, P. Woolridge, F. Hardwick, F. Cash, P. Martin, R. Drewry, D. Maddox, B. Grady. Front row: P. Cofflin, B. Tomlin, G. Doss, P. Watson, C. Drewry, E. Guthrie, J. Kasler, I. Fergerson. DN Mw ‘oO m® BR MN ‘Oo = Back row: C. Tucker, E. Williams, J. Coles, C. Akers, G. Ward, C. Wilkinson, M. Pettyjohn, Mr. Taylor. Front row: R. White, R. Wood, B. Floyd, M. A. Pickeral, B. Wright, A. Spencer, L. Sprouse, C. Hicks. Additional: T. Hunter. Back row: B. B. Hatcher, C. Staples, B. Lund, A. Loyd, H. Masters, J. Mayo, K. Johnson, D. Shrader. Third row: J. Firkins, J. Langford, L. Cooke, J. Helsabeck, J. Slaughter, C. Hutcheson, A. Guggenheimer, Mr. Beckner. Second row: L. Cantieri, B. Jones, S$. Throneburg, R. Knipp, T. Tiller, K. Epling, J. Crouch. Front row: J. Thomas, D. Moore, C. Foster, V. Grist, J. Firkin. Additional: C. Shaner, A. Taylor. sie Back row: Mary Anderson, Secretary; Mrs. Whitehead, Sponsor; Billy Tuck, Treasurer. Front row: Lois Hogan, President, Frank Crance, Vice-President. 4-B ENGLISH CREST puoi. Loresighted Freshmen six: Out of the three hundred and sixty-three freshmen in high school, two hundred and nine started in the fall. One hundred and thirty-one pupils are taking the academic course, a hundred and thirty-eight, the commercial and ninety-four, general. A large percentage of these freshmen have made the honor roll consistently since their entrance in the fall. Many of them have been able to keep up the high scholastic standing necessary for the honor roll and to take part in extra-curricular activities at the same time, On the roll of the band, orchestra, choir, Y-Teens and H-Y is a generous sprinkling of freshmen names. There is also a goodly representation of freshmen in the David Garrick Club, on the football and basketball teams, and on the Library Council. The freshmen homerooms are 101, 112, 119, 201, 212, and 306. Their sponsor is Mrs. Howard Whitehead. — Ww WN Oo Back row: B. Hanel, J. Campbell, K. Padgett, J. Harman, L. Torrence, B. Peters, R. Godsey, Third row: Mrs. Wallace, G. Lambert, W. Shorter, E. Whitmore, T. Ragland, V. Kidd, S. Mays, J. Flowers, M. A. Williams, B. Saville, G. Moon. A. Cress, A. Jordan. Second row: J. Tyree, B. Reed, J. Spencer, R. Williams, W. Roakes, H. Babcock, E. Arthur, T. Nichols, F. Reynolds, B. Jordon. Front row: F. Mason, J. Adams, C. Powers, E. Taylor, B. Lindsay, B. Burnette, J. Staton, L. Saunders. ee _ % MS ty, inthe gi —112— Back row: T. Tyree, J. Clark, F. Stanberry, K. White, J. Wilkins, D. Neister, B. Farrar, B. Vaughan. Sixth row: J. Frost, P. G. Wright, C. Hunt, L. Farmer, L. Lewis, F. Blood, R. Hicks, B. Durham. Fifth row: EF. Crance, B. Boice, L. Luther, C. Clark, S$. Davidson, J. Daniel, A. Campbell, B. Driskill, M. Anderson. Fourth row: J. Carow, B. Lindsay, B. Keyser, L. Lloyd, R. Wright, J. Ellington. Third row: B. Mantiply, E. Daniel, J. Ramsey, B. Noell. Second row: J. Garrett, V. Bridges, C. Booth, I. Bryant. First row: B. Pryor, P. Huffman, N. Warren, L. Pettyjohn. Additional: N. Allen, A. Hudson. Back row: S. Lichtenstein, R. Driskill, R. Allen, D. Thomas, R. Campbell, T. Glass, K. Holloran, Ge Paris: Third row: Miss Harvey, B. Davis, L. Krantz, M. White, F. Hough, B. Inge, “A. Peters, G. Wallace, J. Golladay. Second row: F. Carter, L. Driskill, S. Haynes, N. Griffin, B. Bryant, Z. Marsh, J. Tucker, J. Seay, M. Viar. Front row: F. Burkes, C. Story, P. Schmincke, P. Campbell, S. Hawkins, G. Saunders. Additional: W. Coleman, J. Haas. — 119 — Ww mo m= — 201 — Back row: J. Duff, P. Burnett, R. Brooks, H. Hall, J. Dodson, E. Geipel, D. Almond, H. Bateman, S. Hudson, M. Burford. Second row: M. Smiley, M. A. Williams, G. Loving, M. Sale, M. Simpson, L. Hogan, D. Carwile, N. Hayslett, B. DePriest, B. J. Wright. Front row: R. Scott, L. Almond, V. Austin, S. Adams, L. Smith, M. Tucker, V. Guill, A. Jessee, P. Dalton, E. Tinnell. Side: J. Crary, J. Butler, P. Carwile, J. Ford. Back row: S. Gordon, P. Bagby, D. Flynn, B. Gillespie, S. Baker. Third row: B. Cook, B. Austin, G. Bowles, M. Anderson, J. Callahan. Second row: M. Bohannon, E. Franklin, G. Burnette, B. Dodd, J. Freer. Front row: J. Cyrus, J. Arnold, C. Bowen, M. Burruss, M. Bomar. Additional: G. Almond, M. Hollingsworth, B. Jenkins. — 212 — Ww wa O — 212 — Back row: B. LeFew, R. Powers, P. Worrell. Fourth row: L. York, B. Weiland, T. Scott. Third row: J. Martin, M. Walton, B. Womack, S. Singleton. Second row: N. Sheffey, B. Worley, J. Turner, R. Mayberry. Front row: B. Smith, L. Taylor, H. Howerton, S. Johnson, R. Jackson, G. Moore. Fourth row: B. Wood, E. Dooley, F. Collier, B. Pettyjohn, L. James, J. P. Vaughan, L. Ring. Third row: R. Martin, R. King, R. Kigér, D. Callahan, A. McCarthy, L. Ramsey, R. Blackburne, R. Garwood. Second row: L. Boyd, J. Funai, A. Woodhouse, E. Myers, P. McBride, D. Vaughan, V. Tyree, F. Linkenhoker, B. Page, D. Jennings. First row: K. Haymes, B. Richardson, J. Page, M. Wright, J. Hawks, L. Jennings, B. Musselman, R. Firkin, M. Rafferty, B. Thornton, Mrs. Bergman. Additional: S. Roberson, R. Carter. — 306 — — 217 — Back row: J. Hogan, K. Altizer, B. Bersch, B. Thacker, J. Ramsey, P. Henderson, W. Hardison, F. Baker. Second row: D. Kelly, J. Flint, P. King, J. Dameron, B. Bibee, B. Huffman. Front row: Miss Nelson, V. Henderson, A. Hartless, B. J. Smith, J. Cumbey, M. A. Flynn, B. Brooks, M. Brown, G. Giles. Additional: J. Carwile, N. Almond, I. L. Rowles, J. Underwood. Ww Mm Oo = Back row: E. Burke, M. Chafee, B. Johnson, J. Phlegar, P. Williams, K. M. Dorman, J. Cash, D. Unger. Third row: M. Knight, J. Cash, S. Pollard, P. Wright, B. Hudson, D. Burks. Second row: E. Elliott, M. Thomas, J. Chambers, J. Knowles, J. Stern, P. Bowles. First row: B. Winfield, D. Wood, Mr. E. F. Burmahln, M. Dejarnette, J. Staples. Additional: E. Gills, J. Wright, B. Rucker, C. Horsley. — 301 — Back row: S. Phillips. First row, (front to back): E. Burnley, J. Richeson, S. St. John, R. Hodges, G. Rookes, A. Thornhill, P. Hensley, C. Walker, C. Ramsey, N. Padgett, M. A. Staton, C. Ferguson. Lr o. 5. Now is the hour. 2. You have to wait for everything these days. Those Kill her or cure her? last few THROUGH THE DAY AT GLASS minutes of freedom, 4. If war makes history, let’s have peace. 6. Hungry wolves. THROUGH THE DAY AT GLASS 1. Someday they’ll hang. You can’t escape that eye. 5. Study that figure. SRS baie She’s still going strong. S-t-r-e-t-c-h. All wet, but let’s go home!! Senior King Queen ELEANOR JOHNSON an ueen King Bos BAILEY HALL OF FAME FRIENDLIEST 808 BAMHEY DORIS OAY BEST LOOKING BARBARA WITT HAROLD HUBBARD MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BETTY ELLINGTON “MOST STUDIOUS r HELEN CARWILE pe bey oe MOST MUSICAL GIRL JOYCE HENDERSON BI GGEST TALKER ae BETTY DOSS oe T COUPLE MOST MUSICAL BOY : ” CUTES — 808 RUSH BETTY CREWS as | HAROLD HUBBARD � BIGGEST BLUFF HARRY DAY HALL OF FAME WITTIEST. GOROY MOORE “FAYE PATTERSON SCENES AROUND GLASS Ain’t love grand!! 2. Roaming Roanoke. “Check those cats.” 4, Which is the Wolf?? Cheerleaders? ?? 6. They can’t stay away. dramatics, music, journalism, scholastic clubs, Activities As we go to our next class, we realize that the burden of our studies will be lifted for awhile. Our smiles brighten for we know that now comes the lighter part of our day— an extra-curricular activity. During our high school years, we have participated in as many of these as possible. Included are we have attempted to give you a sample of iC cae Maltad(atle vane laahatat-cmtey ameltt mre sole) el National Honor Society Back row: V. Howerton, F. Thomas, B. Hunt, H. Chenault, N. Harvey, Miss Moore. Second row: J. Taylor, S. Wright, E. Wiley, E. Massie, Mr. McCue. Front row: P. Glass, H. Carwile, B. Ellington, V. Firkin, B. Crews, B. Eldridge, S. Baldwin. OFEIGERS President 3ARBARA ELDRIDGE Vice-President 3ETTY ELLINGTON Secretary VIRGINIA FIRKIN Treasurer Faculty Adviser NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PLEDGE I pledge myself to uphold The high purposes of this society To which I have been elected Striving in every way By word and by deed To make its ideals The ideals of my school And of my life. Goose Feathers and Foolscap The Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists who have met certain scholastic and journalistic requirements. Club projects for the year were completing a Student Handbook begun in 1948 and continuing to collect books by Lynchburg authors. OFFICERS ESTIMA deel a ae cre Sone ESSE CREP ee gee COC RSET eee RR ER Ree JEANNE TAYLOR Lie HEN Es GERSON CL ae ROP 9 Be x cn aint ea een | So aAanec a ence HENRY CHENAULT SSW ASIAN OUAN gs sei 508 ah oe Bees COREL Ta see ERA ES Be SEER Ce Orr ERNESTINE MASSIE TROIS IGE Vale Pattee Nee, ok HOME CERAM ad occ osi ssdiuyoses sioserederesscoducuessduetict MARSHALL MAYBERRY OGDEN ed US Cee eM Beso oa sca: Sota ind fei ad doenake to nadh guancatsdschdgoapades Miss RutH Blunt Front to back: Miss Blunt, M. W. Burnette, S. Kuniansky, D. Fix, W. Perkins, M. Mayberry, B. Keeton, H. Chenault, J. Taylor, B. Eldridge, E. Massie. By the Students, for the Students Back row: Z. Woodson, M. Dowdy, G. Giles, J. Turner, B. Woody, L. Crank, B. Brooks, C. Hutcheson, S. Hawkins. Second row: J. Grubbs, B. Keefer, B. Haley, E. Wiley, F. A. Arnold, L. Hogan, J. Taylor, P. Williams, A. Woodhouse, B. Cumbie, S. Baldwin, J. Preas, J Ogden, M. Anderson, V. Brevo, J. Bower, L. Blakely. Front row: J. Walton, B. Lindsay, P. Wade, V. Firkin, B. Crews, Mr. Ramsey, P. Woolridge, B. Creasy. Additional: J. Kasler, G. Hines, O. Franklin. OFFICERS PH ESTA OIE ee Feces oi eh PO hice cde pees cd Celta spa ceed Pas ine Petes deta nee eee Betty CREWS Vice-P resid ONT ee ee a ote ee ee ee PRESTON WADE SS OCP BROW cecsec seine Seams nbelcnn subunesees neste p taonctntaseer Oe leet seen aren nT ee, ieee VIRGINIA FIRKIN TV COSUP EN Ei cok hscoep eo dapat bok ATR reas oR eee OtTto FRANKLIN Faced yA Ue SOR oy icaan eating acon tanasc nese ee nwn Ceres ge re eene Pan cone ree Mr. CHAPMAN L. RAMSEY The Student Council was organized in October, 1940 in order to foster a democratic spirit throughout the school, to aid in training for citizenship, to build a more co-operative feeling between the faculty and students, and to improve school life generally. Conscience Pilots One of the most important and valuable organizations of E. C. Glass High School is the Honor League. Members of this league are responsible for their own and their neighbors’ conduct so as to keep high the ideals for which our school stands. OFFICERS PAE ES ULEV Ute tes o5 0% Stace pecan Ths ere fic Borer eee ee er heen | LM ASSEE LP Re TR NOT LAR eco cr A ACRE A See ree eee MARGARET Dowpy REC) ION wrest neste sees: Seen a eae AEs, Che chem Spirit tafe erod eee ERNESTINE MASSIE Senior Representatwe...........+ ware eye Beer ct Eee dct nee SuE BALDWIN MPO EINE DY OSENEQIIUC vs, i00pyac0e¢.s0t ss sneesindoal _ co ee Rn PR irstee areas see ORBLE, Calis OCIA GISCT Saume mente. VRS. ALEX Hie WALLACE, Miss Kisie V. [TALBOT Seventh row: N. Lankford, A. Kelly, S. Golladay, N. Harris, R. Wade, J. Massie, G. Stiff, Gueocott Sixth row: J. Moore, B. Newton, D. Phillips, B. Adams, J. Robertson, B. Bowles. Fifth row: E. Wiley, P. Martin, J. Sparrow, H. Spiggle, H. Carwile, R. West. Fourth row: B. Duncum, N. Sheffey, M. A. Williams, B. Davis, S. Baldwin, D. Elder. Third row: E. Johnson, N. Snead, F. Crance, G. Moore, N. Thomas, C. Story, L. Ramsey. Second row: F. Booker, I. Burnette, M. Dowdy, N. Warren, B. Burnette, R. Blackburne, J. Conway, Mrs. Wallace, Miss Talbot. Front row: M. W. Burnette, J. Grubbs, N. J. Pickeral, L. Almond, P. Quick, E. Massie, WY. JP, leillisicy Additional: P. Schminche, S. Trent, N. Ward, A. Guggenheimer, G. Collins, M. L. Whitten. Fault Finders SF ate SF e's F ai VF a ¢ 7. Back row: A. K elly, S. Campbell, K. Cole, A. Loyd, J. May o, E. Macon. Fourth row: D. Ebert, A. Firkins, L. Knapp, R. West, L. Cooke, F. Daniel. Third row: J. Slaughter, S. Cox, A. Henderson, C. Hutcheson, M. Dowdy, J. Craddock, Miss Blunt. Second row: Miss Brown, M. Rainey, A. Taylor, A. App, M. E. Harding, D. Moore, S. Clements. First row: P. Carwile, E. Massie, V. Grist, S. Kuniansky, M. W. Burnette, J. Burks. Additional: T. Page, B. A. Floyd, B. Burns, J. Bryant, C. Anderson, Miss Williams, Mrs. Helbig. Cava eX a iHoW Sasaaraconnoncbice Bitt Keeton, SARAH KUNIANSKY Editor of Departments............ Mary WILSON BURNETTE Editor of (Materialia. cise vce eee eee Larry KNAPP Art EGitor 8 ott ere eee ARLYN FIRKINS ASSiStanE PATE LGiLoTe a eee ee ee Davip EBERT DEPARTMENTS: Alani 2 eee MarGarET Dowpy, ANN App LAC letics srteaerias. ee MINNIE B. RAINEY, TOMMY PAGE BOORPING UICIUS er =a nee ANN TayLor, ELoisE MACON LIA AtI CS setae eee Dixtz Moore, Jessie BurKs XChange Stas eee eee eae tae JoHN Mayo, ALLEN Loyp Must nas, Late 05s sen ee een eee eae RICHARD WEST Head Typists...... MARGARET Dowpy, SyLvia CLEMENTS ZASSISLC TILLEY DIStS seen a ee Betty ANNE FLoyp, BuSHROD BuRNS, KENNETH COLE, Peccy CARWILE, Mary ELLEN Harpinc, Larry CRANK, SHIRLEY Cox, Joyce Bryant, FELTON DANIEL Circulation Manacer ue een FELTON DANIEL Assistant Circulation Managev.............. GLENN COLLINS Busines sm Vari ae cya tne eee eee ERNESTINE MassIgE Advertising Managet.......s..cssssssccsoeees JOHN CrappocK Solicitors........ ABBOT HENDERSON, LANGHORNE COOKE, CYNTHIA HUTCHESON, JANE SLAUGHTER, ARDIE KELLY, STANLEY CAMPBELL, VIRGINIA GRIST FacuLty ADVISERS: Literary autsetee sorece eee ee Miss RutH BLUNT Btlsinesssccs eh ae eee Miss MARGARET WILLIAMS LATE ease ees Mrs. MARGARET HELBIG ST: 4) PISb sss civen sade tas eee ee Miss ERMA PorTER Printer’s Devils LOGON MSoonconccenconanbee JEANNE TaAyLor, Henry CHENAULT, T. Paris, (November: 1-January 9) PANS SIStOME LE GLLOT Seer nents: BARBARA ELDRIDGE, Davip FIx PV O OF REGU OTS eater rea ce-cater nse 2s ckbawwtsees WILLIAM PERKINS Columnists and Reporters.........c00cccee Marion BLETZ, CAROLYN SPRINKLE, JUDY KASLER, Harriet Harvey, NANcy Harvey, KEN JOHNSON, JULIA OGDEN SURES EEG ICON ie ese scsrincuens te Becarteeeaaz eave OwEN Mappox ENS SI SUCITUUS TARR eR eee EMMETT WILLIAMS, BILL Jim GLass PANG UE TEASE EL LEON Atecia ues Gatos ncosouoabevene coo Pat WOOLRIDGE JENS IOLILAN DU a sindneseageagadod ac Jupy Kastrr, Harrier Harvey, Mary Lynn WuitTtTeNn, Dor LEININGER Distribution........ Harry St. JOHN, HAywoop NUCKLES Special T'ypists:....... Nancy Leer Grass, Peccy FuLks, Doris SMoot, BARBARA ST. JOHN, Doris ANN Minix, PHyLLis Lucapo, JEAN OWEN, MyrTLe TERRELL BUSI WESSMAN CUISCN mec cnteee tee ces Miss MARGARET WILLIAMS NOSIS ORIN reecam apes saapncoenr cone eteacodeann econ eats Jupy Dopson PAL ETOIN AUIS ore ccrsatasecctoae: Miss JANE CUNNINGHAM Back row: J. Kasler, P. Woolridge, S. Maddox, E. Williams, B. Davis, M. Bletz. Second row: C. Sprinkle, D. Leininger, B. Eldridge, Miss Cunningham, D. Fix, P. Fulks. First row: H. Chenault, W. Perkins, K. Johnson, J. Taylor, H. Harvey, J. Ogden. Additional: N. Harvey, B. J. Glass, M. L. Whitten, H. Harvey, J. Gremmels, H. St. John, H. Nuckles, N. L. Glass, D. Smoot, B. St. John, D. A. Minix, P. Lucado, J. Owen, M. Terrell, J. Dodson, T. Paris. Senior Council Second row: Miss Brown, F. Thomas, T. Paris, B. Bailey, M. Mayberry, C. Stuart. First row: L. Blakely, E. Johnson, M. H. Willoughby, B. Ellington, L. Sprinkle. Additional: H. Hubbard. OFFICERS PrOSTDCAE accede ds sregivax West ia on bases deteo oud ekeccescenic A ee Haro_tp HvuBBARD VICE-P re sv end oc. suaciseseerasistses counsel ecdsicsise ete Bos BAILEY SECT ELBIT Ys accrtensaevod connecter cotta tein ceet re deas Cotte en ee LAURA SPRINKLE TF CUSUT ET icc cuvie re dnsetin Mado ens sors snnntins take wana Ee ee FRED THOMAS Faculiy Adviser iciinesudake oe seem eee Miss ELorse Brown The Senior Council is made up of the class officers and two representatives (a boy and a girl) from each of the senior homerooms. This council made plans for various class activities; such as, Senior Day, Class Play, and had charge of Com- mencement arrangements. | The Play’s the Thing The David Garrick Players displayed remarkable talent and provided splendid entertainment in its annual production ‘January Thaw.” The club played host for E. C. Glass when Salem, Roanoke, and Danville visited here for the yearly play festival. For the contest the club presented “The Flattering Word,” which won first place. OFFICERS Pel CV ame reese ee econ aren ates e ee wae eae pana asa aeataan yee ei baracnantfinsts sie UR BALDWIN LEVEN FRESNONCLIN pe Op BE oD Pi SDee PELOR. Sct Ber EOE PRC ECE ANE ca re GEROULD WaArD DCCHEL CNN tence ae” Mie enh, Seek onuteecetcustantvuncasaknsaaeh angen saat cvand sents Mary WILSON BURNETTE ECU OV ren arene eee ee et. Skeet can toeae nk se dmtie tu soeh cs évveresonseTaanenaseeee ses Jimmy RopertTSsON Tren, ENCE UPS tae ramen tee at eeee fa ances aoe werden qarcviecenscsd+wioatesncez tes Miss VirGiIniA WILEY Back row: A. Kelly, B. Giles, C. Anderson, P. Snead, R. Ragland, M. Dowdy. Third row: B. Burns, J. Bower, G. Ward, M. W. Burnette, J. Robertson, 5. Baldwin, N. Abrahams, E. Macon, V. C. Davis, N. J. Ferguson, P. Riley, D. Elder, A. Firkins, L. Hogan. : Second row: B. Keeton, J. Helsabeck, C. Foster, Miss Wiley, A. Guggenheimer, P. Pritchett, J. Hopkins, B. Crews, M. Miller, D. Moor e. Front row: J. Burks, J. Taylor, M. L. Moore, L. Lewis, D. Leininger, C. Shaner, V. Firkin, G. Preble. Additional: C. Gaddis, J. Loving, N. Mitchell, B. Oakes, B. Woodson, J. Dancy, F. Keller, P. Mountecastle, M. Willoughby. El Circulo Espanol Back row: S. Brown, B. Knight, R. Shelton, R. Early, B. Hunt, L. Dawson, S. Baldwin. Front row: J. Burks, P. Blanks, J. Blankenship, J. Watts, J. Blankinship, K. Gordon, V. Maxey, B. Eldridge, J. Thornton, B. Cumbie, E. Johnson, B. Ellington, J. Taylor, B. Robertson, N. Harvey, Miss Bell. Additional: P. Canada, J. Clayton, A. Myers, C. Seay, B. L. Oakes. Otono LOS-ORICTAL ES Primavera SOBB Cid UN Use cceereecessarsce cornea ee PR OSA ENT Rstrnt, Ae Betty ELLINGTON NANCY HARVEY.....:...000 one ep riret V1C6-EPESVGENIC. case oe ee SUE BALDWIN Berry Lee Oakes ns, densvsaigasesssoned CCHEL OTA one ne me eee JEAN BLANKENSHIP JACKS GUAVTON: grt ee sucpstsrstaden 1 CSOP CLO rete eon cee aera LAWRENCE DAWSON ACONSCIGUOFU nosaaneeeaerans eR ee Cae hs: Bren eA tee rotund bert Cet SENORITA BELL I] Circulo Espanol, compuesto de los miembros de la clase de 4B’s, se organizo con objeto de crear mas de interes en la lengua, en la literatura, en la historia, en la cultura, y en los costumbres de los pueblos espanoles. Los programas consisten de cantares, lecturas, poemas, juegos, comedias cortas, y noticias corrientes. SHPEO! R: Ex-members of the Latin club did their own translation of scenes from Plautus’ comedy, the Rudens, with Dr. Herbert Lipscomb as narrator, at the first meeting of the Latin club. The Christmas program was mainly a musical one, consisting of Latin songs and recordings of ancient Latin hymns. Other activities were a Latin play, depicting Roman school life, and a Roman style show. OFFICERS OTIS GS eo te ARR Re cee ee JANE PREAS AND BILLY KEETON CORTE ae ear Re Samet oe SreeeUnehe fo eae Hee ee eee JEANNE Darrin O’BRIEN Quaestor........ eee cae Se ate Paes atte nae ee enit eee ee VIRGINIA CLARE Davis PACOUES romaine ton. deh nde OS earn ener ee ye Mary WitLson BuRNETTE, JANE CURE, Nancy Jo Fercuson, JoHN CRADDOCK POGUIL Wis A OUIS CV wictetse tits cecle cies era hee Oe eee Miss ELizABETH GLASS S.: M. L. Whitten, J. Kasler, N. Snead, B. Keefer, N. J. Ferguson, A. App, J. Cure, B. Creasy, J. O’Brien, J. Firkins, E. Macon, M. Johnson. P.: WV. Grist, A. Guggenheimer, V. C. Davis, J. Craddock, P. Wade, A. Loyd, J. Massie, J. Helsabeck, C. Foster, M. W. Burnette. (.: B. Smith, N. Abrahams, J. Slaughter, T. Massie, J. Preas, P. Woolridge, S$. Baldwin, B. Watts, J. Jamison, K. Knake. R.: P. Drewry, B. McKee, B. Woody, B. Keeton, J. Mayo, L. Bowen, G. Collins, J. M. Harris, D. Moore, L. Cooke, C. Hutcheson, B. Eldridge, Miss Glass. Additional: B. Duncum, E. Harris, J. Richards. Let’s Get Together Second row: Mr. Bach, A. Firkins, N. Harris, J. Massie, H. Riley, P. Wade, Miss Nelson. Front row: R. Jackson, J. Turner, V. Grist, J. Frost, J. M. Harris, N. J. Ferguson, Miss Wiley. Additional: B. Knowles. OFFICERS CU IN cog ceceapee cd sa ddcta nesta temencaseestssp saadacciveacsiwecdoeavsl otvlsese seat earatatyeNeoeseat NorMAN HArRIS Presiding Officer of AsSCIMbly.ecesssereecerecsrerreenenereneneneeenecsenieetees PRESTON WADE Pianist and Secretary ..csccessscsrccsrcerrcerscssscsssecescesscsensseonseceesenss Jean Marie Harris RG ET eas save Nc ta sncdghauasncdnts sohdnsoacetin ee laeated cx veces sien pase asa savs nan ss te cme ARLYN FIRKINS Stage Manager..csrscsscsssserereeccrsesseneenerssessessensesenssassnansecsnsensasasonents BERNARD KNOWLES Faculiy: AGUser a. cw sina tester eee Miss Heten NEtson, Miss VirGINIA WILEY, Mr. JoHN BACH Most of the students look forward to every other Thursday, for this is the time set aside for assembly. The job of the Assembly Program Committee is to plan inter- esting and helpful programs that will hold the attention of the audience. Test Tube Terrors The first program of Chemistry Club was a talk by Professor Grover Everett of Lynchburg College Chemistry Department. Following this was a moving picture entitled “Unfinished Rainbows.” The next programs were field trips to the Lynch- burg Filtration Plant and the Lynchburg Foundry, a talk by Professor Harold H. Garretson of Lynchburg College and a tour of the paper mill. OFFICERS TOSI CIN, (ptee ie daseciidet Sidec bdo Ee SaGdDa a MAREE care RU ae Oe omen eas NorRMAN Harris VMCC=E POSTAL tctsarstet ok ao dckes A dead id deka EC AA eS NEO na a a WILLIAM PERKINS EC OM CLOVE ECU SUT CY oP acct de clnescasevi Tns “State Seen bs secon ee Pe ee oe ne ee GaiL Woop gt Agr ae ee agree ee cc regs PPG Gidani oadacy sbdeioususbesdedessaedgouadtad«s Davip Fix Faculty Adviser........ se sca Pir Seen ae eee atseahore Mr. JACK FIELDER Back row: S. Carey, Z. Morris, P. Snead, G. Chrisman, H. Riley, A. Brown, R. Giles, W. Perkins, N. Harvey, S. Wright, J. Thornton, E. Johnson, D. Hughes, B. Cumbie, J. Davis, Mr. Fielder. Third row: R. Stokes, G. Ware, O. Doss, T. Smith, J. Burley, G. Wood, G. Preble. Second row: N. Harris, B. Wellborn, T. Cantieri, J. Dancy, A. Firkins. First row: P. Wade, P. Echols, D. Fix, H. Chenault. Additional: L. Blakely, J. Tuck. The Distributors Back row: E. Zarres, J. Tolley, J. Blankinship, D. Campbell, G. Ware, B. Burford, J. Sparrow, M. Hartless, B. Sorrels, N. Harris, I. Burnette, Mrs. Puryear. Front row: K. Falwell, B. Akers, S. Zarres, E. Walker, H. Mawyer, B. Oakes, B. Reynolds, D. Dawson. Additional: P. White, F. Patterson. OFFICERS President vasecn as tuaeBi sn itasncvaredueteanatcencePertcie teste aeer Ripa ice -HAROLD MAWYER V4COS PPP OSI ACHE; scaaseestie chev setascdacerecocsndsotelee tacos egecader escent es EUGENE WALKER SS OCTELOVY. pesos eee ausessibesavasuasilas ctigstducountdcassutscundeaaeeaWecte aces sey cameras SOPHIE ZARRES TF GOS UTEP visccsntnoccockecptitencbienessdnus cavacsvausdes rsh pee PROC gee eae Tee BEetTTy OAKES FE DIE OF ko uhed cee cesaaccelialps usa teaan ave sanedee tog etereae rama oeReeh eaeaee eter seen cate FAYE PATTERSON Facility A Gis Gr rises cecateteosrcc od seetenbccencan noes eoeeer nae are em Mrs. LouIsE PURYEAR The Distributive Education Department was host to Danville and Bedford in the area convention. A tour was made of Craddock-Terry and Anderson’s Super Market and a business meeting was held at the Virginian Hotel. A delegate was sent to the Virginia State Conference in Richmond and the Employer-Employee Banquet was held. Paint Dabblers “Art is the cultural expression of the human race in visual terms of beauty.” OFFICERS UA CSUC GIL tee ween Seen terse, Cort Se deloae osu sscehackeae es Eh pa reer we JOAN BARKSDALE VAR RIT ES RSG HAT) Feet oe ee SHAAIAR 3 ere ea ee UDI Es LD HORNTON PLOLUN UNE AO UISC Tate ne Ritn rie tie 0 heres cee eh kolscceee i. wsooeseeeee MRS, MARGARET HELBIG Fifth row: N. Lankford, B. J. Glass, J. Palmer, M. Childress, T. Moseley, P. Page, T. Jacobs, B. Tucker, J. Harmon, P. Unger, H. George, D. Ebert, F. Keller, W. Henson. Fourth row: G. Hines, M. Fitzgerald, V. Creasy, B. Adams, C. Stinnett, A. Moon, E. Geipel, B. Mantiply, C. Torrence, J. P. Vaughan, J. Barksdale, S. Wright, A. Firkins, J. Golladay, L. Almond. Third row: H. Spiggle, J. Garrett, J. Flowers, F. Hardwick, S. Cary, F. Blood, B. Pryor, B. Witt, F. Patterson, V. Tyree, T. Denny, F. Cash, M. Anderson, B. Womack, Mrs. Helbig. Second row: B. Worley, A. Guthrie, L. McCormick, A. Taylor, N. J. Ferguson, B. Cress, G. Loving, P. Wright, M. Pickeral, N. Almond, B. Almond, M. A. White, N. Williams, D. Tyree, C. Booth. Front row: V. Austin, B. Smith, S. Stennette, N. Ward, Z. Woodson, E. Thornton, B. Smith, B. Strange, D. Hall, M. Anderson, B. Scott, L. Sprinkle, J. Grubbs. Additional: F. Burford, J. Howard, T. Paris, D. Phillips, N. Allen, F. Tucker, D. Wariner, S. Wright, L. Almond, N. McFaden, J. Taylor, M. Smith, S. Trent, P. Ramsey, M. A. Williams. WAT Gh HILLTOPPERS’ HI-Y sisancrom ttn tioned! agence ee aflame ipnonienommmers aarti yr 4 Left to right: L. Marsh, E. Arthur, R. Mathews, H. Bateman, C. Anderson, Mr. Williams, J. Campbell, E. Walker, G. Roach, O. Barnett, J. Smoot, H. Tucker, M. Campbell, C. Carwile, B. Bailey, D. Walters, B. Grady. Additional: C. Bruce, M. Burford, L. Cowins, B. Cosby, D. Ragland, L. Torrence, W. Torrence, R. Wilmouth, J. Wright. OFFICERS Pr @S10 ONE cseatiastsancvsscsspeasusvdecstvnssapseosaabescesseeusteetry Se teVanen arf gusesw eter: antes JacK CAMPBELL V t@=P 1 CSAP A Ron gncaveccvaneccenncecnpnndsenes tesornarresatnag teeter aeewcaeay serscees EUGENE WALKER SOC EEOTY. sosceatlidetdessvessnsedovscoscssocncsnctanesnesnccsnsuncanceasedehorsinseeevesonttasosaneet cnt CHuckK CARWILE T 1 COSULET rack a an scat dadn e sate Dave de cao Gaiias ohare bane mea ne aeeee none eae ee CHARLES BRUCE CHa Plains cvecscsccsvssorsesscnseersonvsenseroatgsasssehnniacecsnencosinennnesatignseterinersesaebsonres ponte: GLENN RoAcH AGUS EF eS R IEE re seas caeness pantch aca eeecectnemte egrer treme Mr. Witi1am Davin WILLIAMS Hi-Y Purpose: “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian cha racter.” Platform: Clean . . . Living; Speech; Athletics ; Scholarship. BURNERS E. C. GLASS HI-Y The Hi-Y’s really went to work this year. At long last the hatchet was buried with Roanoke. Delegates were sent to the District Conference at Martinsville, and the Model General Assembly was held at the Capitol in Richmond. Working with the Y-Teens, we held services each morning at the school during the Week of Prayer and World Fellowship. OBFICERS PP ESIL CI Rte Aero oe teieseane seh hie, Re RR PR eee TERREL MOSELEY ViCe-P FESIGCHI A ee Ree re ee ace ie a5: sai lpny 2 ae ses A ap BILL PERKINS SARTO ALE icine ha aac Ener ae Satin cht Sc See aestee a cea ne ea een eee ee ere ae JoHN RICHARDS EC TEr eee oh eg rae aoc Vesd cklsvededbes dad djvardaavocesa Davin EBERT Te as 1 amen ee ee eee e sack sa ccc atugitsacyssAeseice=+hacsodnseusasdetsneccesussdaant ConrRAD KNAKE BAG CS AT er aE eo rio hae ct cack cusenccobertxiaseen Me. Witiiam Davin WILLIAMS Back row: (I: Moseley, W. Perkins, J, Richards, D. Ebert, K. Knake, J. Dancy, J. Clarke, Sa Gliness Garotitiw dq omits Fifth row: J. Mayo, G. Scott, L. Sutor, B. Boice, H. Chenault, J. Robertson, D. Shrader, K. Johnson. Fourth row: Mr. Williams, G. Chrisman, L. Bowen, G. Ward, K. Epling, P. Snead, J. Davidson. Third row: J. Wranek, B. Farrar, J. Ramsey, J. Wilkins. Second row: C. Witt, M. Johnson, A. Brown. First row: F. Crance, G. Burnette. Additional: B. Davis, D. Callaham, B. McKee. Live Y’ers Cie ee i oe es : oe i Back row: J. Firkins, J. O’Brien, M. Rice, B. Ellington, K. Gordon, P. Pritchett, S. Wright, J. Thornton, B. Robertson, M. Mays, N. Grubbs, B. Woodson, J. Barksdale, P. Riley, C. Sprinkle. Twelfth row: M. A. Muir, A. Evans, P. Woolridge, B. Mantiply, M. Anderson, J. Garrett, M. A. Williams, L. Hogan, B. Wright, B. J. Bailey, D. Cunningham, L. Sprouse, B. Bryant, J. Helsabeck, M. A. Mays. Eleventh row: J. Preas, B. J. Wilkerson, D. Woodson, J. Odor, 8. Baldwin, C. Hamilton, P. Singleton, P. Brown, H. Blanks, J. Johnson, E. Johnson, M. L. Ferguson, P. Councill. Tenth row: A. Feinman, J. Canada, L. A. Byrd, S. Harvey, B. Page, R. Blackburne, A. Guthrie, A. L. Cress, B. Ewers, B. A. Floyd, B. Carwile, R. Hodges. Ninth row: J. Owen, N. Lewis, S. Mays, L. Davis, H. Harvey, B. Keefer, P. Waugh, M. A. Morgan, B. Duncum, J. Gremmels, J. Cure, M. Murrell. Eighth row: J. Thomas, 8. Throneburg, M. A. Crawford, C. Story, B. Richardson, O. Hamilton, N. Thomas, B. Edwards, V. Maxey, P. Blanks. Seventh row: A. Quarles, F. Cash, B. Bach, N. McClenny, B. Creasy, N. J. Ferguson, N. McNamara, J. Bower, C. Foster, B. Crews. Sixth row: D. Petticrew, F. Booker, B. Jones, B. Burnette, R. Wright, C. Rose, Z. Marsh, M. Dowdy, N. E. Abrahams. Fifth row: M. Burruss, M. Bomar, P. Hawkins, S. Fizer, J. Tolley, S. Stennette, B. Smith, B. Carter. Fourth row: J. Page, J. Burks, D. Hall, B. Cook, B. Noell, A. Jessee, E. Thornton. Third row: J. Deaton, J. Young, E. Guthrie, J. Staton, J. Kasler. Second row: P. Fulks, N. Ward, M. Dietz. First row: S. Hawkins, P. Carwile. OFFICERS Sue BALDWIN President ........+0+ PR ne i Arad ee pen Vice-President.......0++ mei ey CB LS 3 be ith alpine | BAN EARRING ELLE SOCYCEANY.ieesesccorcvsisesecssooscsoccvovssvenensssconsssosseness ere ERE ee: seeseceeeeL AT WOOLRIDGE Treasurer ee Lo ubecledhseseseer ant TLC ELot sont eat eee a PREAS The Cinematographers The Motion Picture Club, organized in 1937, has as its object to provide efficient, well planned visual education programs for the teachers and students. Projection from the balcony of the auditorium to a large screen on the stage is possible, and programs are presented in the classrooms as well. OFFICERS President el ek et Peete ie heheh LpriZAcy DS CHELOU VL CUSUPCY i. eseeitecesssteshossacetsnss Beno nant cc das ties eaaecentiu sant KEN JOHNSON CUETO PET OO Saccmcstre av Nescensesesstessocesndsrstonessays wees MASON SHIVELY, LOUIE JESSEE DAI CRULY anes 1 US CY ter tncteee a lecteces sc.ncssebeancs «: eRe cen ctereat feenetuan cise: Mr. JosEPH TURKEL Back row: T. Musgrove, E. Thomas, Mr. Turkel, C. Bruce, K. Cole, J. Campbell, J. Tyree, T. Moseley, T. Lee, R. Wilmer, K. Johnson, E. Lacy, L. W. Jessee, M. Shively. Third row: S. Thornburg, V. Henderson, P. Hawkins, F. Cole, L. Driskill, W. Shorter. Second row: K. Epling; B. Carter, B. Keesee, B. Lindsay. First row: R. Hamblett, G. Chrisman, E. Shearer, B. Floyd. Additional: J. Huffman, B. Strange, C. E. Hicks, J. Loving, C. Paris, J. Clemmons, PY Ouick! D. Mays, R. Wilmer. Ex Libris Second row: B. Carwile, J. Jamison, A. Evans, A. Kelly, E. Guthrie, M. Cumby, J. Clayton, J. Whitten. Front row: Mrs. Anderson, I. St. John, C. Rose, B. Doss, N. Cohen, J: MaBareis: J. Blankenship, M. F. Carwile, M. Simpson, J. Owen, B. J. King. Additional: C. Booth, J. Watts. Hatulis) AGOReF. iccmsng wsrteayeteas oe ee ee Mrs. L. W. ANDERSON The Library Council is composed of student assistants to the librarian. These students have taken over the desk routines, shelving and repairing of books, some typing and filing of catalog cards, and a little reference work. This work not only contributes an indispensable service to school life, but also implants habits of order and organization of lasting individual value to the members. Mercy Helpers The Junior Red Cross contributed $56.36 to the Red Cross Membership Drive, November 1-8. The main project of the group this year was the filling of a Red Cross school chest to be sent to a school of fifty students in Europe. Health and educational supplies as well as recreational equipment were included in the chest which was valued at about $150.00. OFFICERS FOU TUIN cece sas tovessaneowarseeiias oes ee ees Soa Se vieen ma are ie .Nancy LEE GLASS VACe-CROM ING co .s voce sccessecessee- PN eth cee eSecscetee i We be pete ee Se ten PHILLIP SNEAD SBC ReLOT N= 1COSUTET csesereatessese sar coos oor ae POR Boro ishe ees eat e Joyce LANGFORD Faculiy Advisers... casinos ae Seer aebanic ee EES ......MiIss ELOISE BROWN Back row: P. Schminche, N. L. Glass, P. Snead, L. Blakely, B. Smith. Fourth row: N. J. Almond, I. Greene, B. Bersch. Third row: P. Huffman, K. Haymes, N. L. Almond, E. Taylor, J. Langford, J. G emmels. Second row: A. Jessee, J. Freer, J. Hopkins. Front row: I. M. Leebrick, M. Johnson, B. Wright, B. King, Miss E. Brown. Additional: L. Stinnett, P. Quick, G. Pearce, B. -Carroll, H. Spiggle, E. Wiley, M. Chafee, S. Campbell. FIRST Back row: S. Baldwin, M. L. Moore, J. Burley, K. Burnette, R. Snidow, B. Rush, R. Rogers, S. Golloday, B. Tuck, M. Hartless, D. Campbell, B. Wright. Second row: J. M. Harris, B. J. Wilkerson, P. Waugh, P. Brown, B. Shelton, D. Walters, L. Thompson, H. Blanks, B. Tomlin, L. Cantieri, J. Seay, K. Foster. Front row: Mr. Bach, J. Staton, E. Massie, B. Crews, R. Brooks, M. Moore, M. A. Crawford, F. Booker, J. L. Rogers, J. Carow, B. Tolley, J. White, B. Carroll. Additional: A. Morris. EOCUliy AGUS ET, Noccsssssnssesesanttnnedaus ies fist yis coeastees saree er arte atte ee Eee so The choir devoted most of the fall to perfecting a Christmas program of out- standing quality which was given in co-operation with the band. The group gave several special public appearances throughout the year, and then brought the sea- son’s work to a climax with two performances in the music department’s annual spring con cert. { { OWL EWS ORCHESTRA First Violins: B. Keeton, S. Gordon, M. Bohannon, J. Freer, A. Evans, N. Harvey, B. Dodd, N. Sheffey, B. Creasy, J. Odor. Second Violins: E. Massie, M. Hines, L. Bowen, H. Hackworth, G. Burnette, P. Council, B. DePriest, J. Callahan, N. Burruss, C. Hogan, W. Woodle, TT. Scott, L. Smith, J. Dameron. Violas: E. Guthrie, J. Clements, M. Clements, B. A. Floyd, M. Burruss, M. L. Staples. Cellos: C. Harvey, K. Gordon, J. O’Brien, M. Rice, E. Wooldridge, S. Clements. Flutes: L. Blakely, N. Ferguson, B. Burnette. Clarinets: B. Ellington, R. Early, L. Crank. Oboe: P. Worrell. Bassoon: E. Moon. French Horns: W. Roakes, B: Saville. Alto Saxophone: D. Neister. Tenor Saxophone: B. Rush. Trumpets: B. McKee, G. Roach. Trombone: B. Hunt. Sousaphone: R. Rogers. Drums: R. Gallier. Tympani: M. Johnson, B. Bryant. Piano: M. Simpson, M..F. Carwile. The orchestra has completed a very successful season marked by increased play- ing skill and well-received public appearances. The group played for both the David � Garrick and the Senior plays and participated in several assemblies. “As a climax of the season an outstanding performance was given in the spring concert. Ghia WWE Les CHORUS Seventh row: N. Hayslett, N..L. Glass, J. Mays, C. Tanner, B. Austin, L. Sprouse, M. Rhodes, V. Plunkett, L. York, J. Flowers, N. Johnson, S. Mason. Sixth row: I. Sellers, M. Johnson, A. Jordan, J. Adams, ©. Powers, C. Clark, B. Haley, B. Page, B. Jones, M. R. Smiley, M. Wood, J. Wade, S. Drewry. Fifth row: B. Bach, S. Harvey, B. Ewers, J. Conway, J. Cyrus, B. J. Bailey, R. Blackburne, B. Cook, H. Mayberry, V. Hicks, D. Maddox, J. Clemmons, T. Henson. Fourth row: S. Fizer, A. Jessee, C. Mason, J. Deaton, M. Howell, S. Haynes, N. McClenny, V. Guill, J. Dodson, D. Mayberry, M. Pate, R. Hodges, N. Lewis. Third row: S. Zarres, I. Burnette, P. Blanks, G. Doss, C. Rose, J. Young, N. Mays, B. Carter, S. Hawkins, B. Pryor, M. Bomar, Z. Marsh, B. Richardson. Second row: Mr. Bach, N. J. Pickeral, N. McNamara, M. Dietz, L. Saunders, P. Quick, B. Carmichael, J. Page, J. Staton, K. Haymes, I. Ferguson, P. Carwile, J. Johnson, P. Campbell. Front row: S. Penny, M. Ogden, N. May, F. Hollingsworth, L. Davis, N. Rogers, C. Booth, P. Martin, S. Mays, M. A. Mays, A. Cress, B. Lindsay, P. Adams. Additional: M. Carter, A. Hudson, V. Kidd, L. Martin, S. Proffitt, P. Schminche, J. Henderson, J. A. Ayers, M. Burchan, B. Cumbie, P. Dalton, C. Stinnette, B. Worsham. The chorus has worked diligently throughout the year, and when the spring concert rolled around, a noteworthy performance was presented. They also made several other public appearances. Business Education Front row: P. Carwile, P. Bowles, V. Richardson, E. Elliott, B. Winfield, L. Saunders, J. Cyrus, S. St. John, M. A. Staton, I. Ferguson, S. Adams, D. Burks; N. Padgett, J. Cash, C. Brown, M. Knight, M. L. Staples, M. Moore, V. Hicks, B. Carmichael, B. Kempf, B. Burnette, P. Cofflin. Second row: J. Cumbey, J. Staton, P. Blankenship, E. Massie, J. Chambers, B. Carter, P. Hawkins, M. DeJarnette, C. Booth, B. St. John, Z. Marsh, J. Thomas, J. Tolley, M. Brown, L. Almond, G. Doss, B. Almond, D. Unger, K. R. Parker, B. Bryant, C. Bowen, J. Martin, M. Simpson. Third row: S. Mehaffey, N.. Rogers, J. Dodson, M. Thomas, B. J. Stern, 8S. Clements, B. Pryor, N. Almond, R. Elliott, B. D. Woodson, B. Edwards, O. Hamilton, P. Watson, N. Williams, B. Scott, J. Walton, M. Noel, F. Hollingsworth, J. Adams, J. Holloran, S. Penny, H. Blanks. Fourth row: L. Taylor, M. Terrell, P. Wright, G.. Roakes, L. Davis, R. Hodges, N. Lewis, S. Mays, B. Austin, M. Bomar, S. Fizer, B. Lindsay, M. A. Williams, P. Carroll, F. Cole, S. Cox, J. Clemmons, E. Burnley, B. J. Wright, E. Tinnell, D. Hall, J. Wade, M. Wood. ; Fifth row: B. Burns, P. Singleton, P. Lucado, D: Smoot, J. Owen, V. Brown, N. May, E. Burke, B . King, B. Haley, M. A. Mays, A. Guthrie, J. Whitlow, S. Haynes, C. Powers, M. Tucker, M. Chenault, L. Harless, V. Guill, B. Floyd, B. DePriest, J. Garrett, J. Flowers. : Sixth row: L. Crank, M. Ogden, R. Driskill,.C. Hamilton, M. Viar, N. Hayslett, P. Williams, B. Turner, C. Tanner, J. Conway, J. Cyrus, L. Sprouse, B. J. Bailey, P. Phlegar, E. Wiley, A. Haymes, N. Grubbs, B. Bryant, L. Jennings, B. Hanel, E. Womack, K. White, E. Moon. Seventh row: D. Wood, S. Pollard, R. Hostetter, F. Cash, T. Denny, J. Golladay, F. Hough, E. Taylor, I. St. John, P. Martin, B. Austin, V. Plunkett, K. Burnette, N. Moore, J. Knowles, M. A. Flynn, P. Hensley, B. Johnson, S. Turner, B. Lindsey, B. Keesee, K. Cole, B. Hudson, D. A. Minix, 8. Minnick. = Back row: F. Cyrus, C..Buckelew, P. Bagby, M. Chafee, J. Phlegar, J. Cash, J. Apperson, K. Dorman, M. Campbell, R. Hamblett, C. Staples, J. Smoot, Miss E. Brown. Ligh DWELLERS BAND R. Gallier, B. Hunt, B. Rush, J. Campbell, E. Williams, L. Crank, R. Powers, C. Bruce, G. Wallace. R. Rogers, B. Brooks, K. White, B. Lindsay, B. Bailey, D. Neister, M. Terrell, P. Bagby, G. Roach,� L. Thompson, B. Saville, H. Fix, J. P. Kreger, R. Terry, R. Hicks, E. Daniel, W. Shorter, N. J. Ferguson, R. Boswell, N. E. Abrahams, B. Doss, D. Flinn, N. Snead. H. Babcock, B. LeFew, D. Crews, E. Franklin, R. Wright, B. Burnette, W. P. Ellis, W. Roakes, R. Jackson. B. Creasy, N. Lewis, R. Early, R. Hodges, P. Hawkins. Additional: B. McKee. OFFICERS POSTE CRE oe os speeds eae ance ee RANDOLPH EARLY Vice Président ccc, iccche se efi GLENN ROACH SEF CLOT Yan ins nes Sibesacasitlghgncn hear act Ee ts ee LaRRY CRANK TV COSUT ER Sicciteicnclig Late Gadi Rees aoe ee RONNIE GALLIER Faculty Adtse¥ scaciiy. Messe is catcare, ies Sine ae ee eee Mr. Joun Bacu This year the band played at all the home football games and many of the out-of-town ones. It presented inspirational music in the Christmas program and also played in a number of assemblies. The spring concert rounded out the season successfully. Monroe Trade School MORNING CLASS Machine Shop - Drafting - Electricity Back row: B. Clements, Mr. Wallace, R. Rice, T. Paris, Mr. Jordan, R. Wells, 1). Guthrie, L; White, R. Hurt, P. Moorman, Mr. Tyree, A. W. Rush, D. Hawkins, T. Tyree, D. Burnette. Fourth row: S. Hudson, A. Peters, C. Reese, R. Johnson: F, Share F. Brown, D. Mays, C. Overstreet. Third row: E. Williams, B. Hamilton, R. Allen, B. Jordan, J. Spencer, B. Almond, K. W illiams, isk Spiggle, H. Figg. Second row: R. Huff, J. Smoot, D. Ragland, L. Glass, S. Fitzgerald, J. Reed, W. Torrence, MM Wilkerson. Front row: B. Parker, E. Whitmore, R. Fisher, H. Moore, R. V aughan, M. Shively, W. Shorter, D. Almond, D. Webster. Monroe Trade School AFTERNOON CLASS Machine Shop - Drafting - Electricity Back row: Mr. Tyree, Mr. Jordan, Mrs. Sumner, R. Reid, F. Jones, J. Jones, Mr. Wallace, R. Shelton. Third row: R. Wilmer, L. Jessee, T. Lee, R. Giles, R. Scruggs, Q. Smith, Cy Overstreet: Second row: K. Padgett, W. Jennings, A. Harvey, J. Lair, H. Figg, J. Doss. - Front row: B. Daniel, G. Austin, D. Hendricks, J. Clayton, J. Huffman, C. Wilkerson, C. Womack. Linens wate ligne dass Opens Football Campaign: ith ates m Wade Stars |p 16-0 Rout Of Hargravel Mee! 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Glass Tide Note To Newport News me � For Game Tomorrow cen x 4 ss rc aaenalllaal Athletic Association OFFICERS PHO SAD CHE ocehnsurnatvgeipennnecatuunees, vdvsnehwagaceecttay adunddeapanes th tertsays Meet aeas HaroLp HUBBARD V74C0=PLeStL ONE Lec Wisekowetncscxcanxatedenesdasactwetancearesosenstat teaches cyes age tener VIRGINIA FIRKIN SCCTELAL Yeceecersovsscssvrvssscsrnscsorscstencacenenssrsaccssacosessssasezecsassesetessversseaseasenees MarGARET Dowpy T 7 COSUIER sate sisonsucssnes:20esninchasyands sobesvetNOMMenghedseandeash a7 do ap Pes taciua au renhae ent Derek: JoHNNY PALMER FOOTBALL September 16—Glass..........cccccsseseeceeceseesseececeeseeneenens 162° Harprave: MicA cus caren serene 0 September 23—Glass..........ccssesssecssesseserscsesesssessesees 50s Lexingtom S12 uti on-s-cetatcce ease arecers 0 October 12 Gass. cr petes pete teeeceeeae ce cemcneseacenes 7: Newport News. 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Vusscccscsssssssscessessesesecseeeteeseesnecseeesseestecsesssseaseeseeessceaesasenseenseenaeeneennes there Football One of the major surprises in state athletics this year was the excellent showing made by the E. C. Glass High School foo tball team. Under the able direction of Head Coach Vince Bradford, Line Coach Bob Taylor, and Backfield Coach Jimmie Bryan, the Hilltoppers came up with one of the powers of the Group One Conference and came within four points of annexing the State Championship. The Hilltoppers, led by Co-Captains Harold Hubbard and Johnny Palmer, ran up a total of eight straight wins before losing a thrilling battle to the Hampton High Crabbers by a score of 19-21 for their only loss of the year. The only other mar on the Hilltoppers’ record could hardly be called a mar because that was the 14-14 stalemate played with a top heavy Roanoke team. Jimmy Wade, one of the most promising backs in Glass High history, climaxed a brilliant season by being selected to the All-American High School squad. In addition to this honor, Wade was selected to the All-State team along with Palmer, Hubbard, and Bill Cox. Owen “Skeeter” Maddox and Bobby Tucker made honorable mention on the All-State squad. Coaches: Bradford, Bryan, and Taylor ee 3 aaah Rees orscthcterettiennnatoa ena BOB TUCKER All - STATE H.M. December January January January January January January January January January February February February February February February February February February March March March Basketball SCHEDULE Mgmt aso CINCOM eee ee ene acres tetas ssn eceacssasecssree? 63-20 Glass aimpden= so VOMe ys | a Va osccrsctcsctusssgsadenasenctencee! 34-24 Pema Sea SOME LOSTOLIE ea tee seeret ieee sosenieccd-coarseseeecgotenes 62-19 Ne cel Ctr taetsrec cree eee stack oc ce cdeeeutccecassuainereutoensuaannde ts 81-23 142—Glass-Randolph-Macone } 2) Vc... tscassse-+s0rsoveneneneconlsneee 60-28 Pe Ola see Da tiv lee et ee cy hace easaiteceie-cutietssr sas tesicecuesster ss 14- 9 Pie Glace Plampden= 5 VNC y |agV ascararsescoepsaryeasseresc-+-e+ee 45-32 7S SE NSS S EW pea Pan iCes 20 esa es ore oe ey cere er eee 63-38 Df GV ASS oO ATROK ee seaes hae teen ee ce take tthe ss Oks os ase teuNpon ban oncees 27-40 PREG a Sere ATCA ee sete a cee teases shaee.k rocnaeevesdsussdevetevteess 46-26 Glee Pl ar RVC Ne ee rae y ste eect ede see sac crvsette eens ec 47-39 SCARS ARIS Vale tm ee ght pore ea ey ne ey ee 41-37 ME ec a MINGLCSUCLE fic. ctor tecs etek seks onde ad savsanuntionteserses 63-31 Oe ge etree ines ce rsast cowatans biveaaua dense 42-27 Dale A IWR OUI ect a, hace ence as .dnekccoseseessprensacceebiee 38-25 Hee lee Ati VAllemn eo 2 ceestteeks tocedsdssaccresiesciedsovceacevosnces 63-35 Oe Beles Mg INE Olin baireesadssesre ase Senesa cess Stop eaonee=ccasinsseodes 55-38 PEG FG INO TOK Cee rt oes fc coscieeeteseisisccinbapicieetecsss 57-55 See eee le OMESTEIO UE Wace rs seeccce ce cane ines Sup csubisesetodivecssstoves 66-37 ds eee cay csedatecte cus okvsnantessosusese ceeasascens 51-49 eG rece MOMMIASS JETLCL SOM: gee ens-vaxpgessthensor sac sanea cvosdeoses 48-28 STATE TOURNAMENT—NORFOLK PE ieee AMM meee te tac trae. eet s- os tisaech etadewecsvctaskses 36-43 here here here here here there here here there here there there there there here here there here here Lexington here OTTO FRANKLIN CAPTAIN — Se co NG oe is So Basketball For the second straight year the E. C. Glass Basketeers came out with the best scholastic team in the State. Jumping off to a fast start, the Hilltoppers ran over Lexington, Hampden- Sydney J. V.’s, South Boston, Salem, Randolph-Macon J. V.’s, Danville, Hampden- Sydney J. V.’s, and Hargrave to run their two-year victory streak to thirty straight. This is a new Group I record. In their ninth game of the season the Hilltoppers met their Waterloo at the hands of Lacy and company from Jefferson High of Roanoke by a score of 40-27. Having the worst night in years, the Hilltoppers could only hit for one field goal in the first half and an inspired Jefferson team never let them catch up. The Hilltoppers came back strong and defeated Alexandria twice, Hargrave, Winchester, Salem, Danville, and High Point, N. C. twice. On February 24, the Hilltoppers took on Roanoke before approximately 2,500 people at the City Armory, and came out on the big end of a 57-55 score after the game had been sent into an overtime period on-a foul shot by Franklin and a field goal by Palmer in_ the last three seconds of the regular time. This victory gave Glass a tie for conference honors and made a play-off game necessary. In the play-off at V. M. I. before a record-breaking crowd the Hill- toppers again trailed for three quarters, but came out on top by a score of 51-49. In between the two Roanoke games Glass defeated Portsmouth, Eastern District runner-ups, and Thomas Jefferson of Richmond, Central District Champions, to give them a season record of 21 victories and one defeat and a two year record of 42-1. In the Group I Championship Tournament at Norfolk Glass lost a heart- breaker to Granby, who went on to win the State title by a score of 43-36. In this game the top-seeded Hilltoppers just couldn’t do anything right against last-seeded Granby, who had gained considerable strength since their conference play by the addition of a 6 foot, 9 inch center. Johnny Palmer led the Hilltop scoring with a total of 276 points closely fol- lowed by Captain Otto Franklin with 267. Vernon Howerton won the WWOD foul-shot trophy for the best percentage during the regular season play with a percentage of .692. Vernon made 18-26 shots. Palmer took second with 36-53 and a .678 percent and Franklin was third with 57-88 and a .647 per cent. Captain Franklin and Palmer, along with Weaver and Lacy of Roanoke and Bolton of Danville, made first string All-Western for their second straight year. Junior Varsity Basketball G1aS5 eer esse st ret ee 5G eR oaditiast Chasiesct cs. atccteccestcctierteresact sas OO Classes) cee Nieee csc: tg er Rae en AE OU SOUL Me OStOI ee AV cdesescsseceeecsenccesesees nes i (GSS TEA cee Se Ree OLN WBS ETE eI he eee he nee ew L CGIASS Bp V cecnccencseerese- Seriaeteds esses verses: A Se lex a ICICI) a0 Vcuenseacaeescaneses-ecterseseresacenrs 41 Glass | ay ecetreee Satere eer Pe Om oT AVE ml) GaV tie.rtsctssecsness Oe ETE 58 ESS IE WG ori. eR reiee trey 1) DCCLOLC gate cedssseescosr =f ee hs ee Clerc fia Nancie: Spero: eee eo eet on ase) Cl CLS sy |mV cleccestexeccsancse-conece 50 Track Back row: V. Bradford, coach; G. Almond, assistant manager; K. White, K. Burnette, J. Mayo, C. Akers, assistant manager. Fourth row: J. Ramsey, assistant manager; C. Tucker, N. Lankford, L. Powell, C. Staples, J. Palmer, J. Wade, R. Cline, N. Cohen, manager. Third row: J. Morris, R. Vaughan, P. Echols, B. Grady, B. Hubbard, L. Dalton, A. W. Rush, S. Lichenstein, R. Shaner. Second row: M. Shively, R. Campbell, E. Shaw, C. Miller, T. Page, B. Cox, C. Jones, F. Collier, D. Walters, C. Robertson. First row: H. Hubbard, D. Gilliam, J. Howard, G. Hines, D. Phillips, H. Ebert, C. Buckelew, G. Wells, L. Pleasants: Additional: P. Kavanaugh, B. Cosby. 1950 TRACK SCHEDULE April, (¢-—Alexandria Relays... .0... eases essen see away April 15=John gMarshiall , 5..dsteccsc-ss.tscencees oes tesk ces Reais eta away April’ 22—Andrew Lewisnacdeicl mine iia hearer Ba ipesctnae es here April 28—H. M. A. and George Washington (Danville) .ecccccccccssssscsessesoocesccceses here May .6-—Thomias Jetersont..25 ame ee a here May 13——Woodrow Wilsons, Geortsmotith ivancace eee ee away May 19-20=-Virginia State: Meet® 205. 2.) ie Williamsburg ae GENE HINES: Back row: B. Bailey, V. Howerton, R. Bailey, (captain), J. Richards, P. Unger, J. Jones. Front row: D. Beard, A. Thornhill, C. Torrence, W. P. Ellis, T. Smith (manager). 1950 TENNIS SCHEDULE April: (5—Lynchburg College Jr, Varsitys..:ccssscsacsescortersccsservsersstqcnucsaememegncrcce seer there April: 12—Jefierson Senior H: S..( ROanOke) iorives scores teagstatvesncree ass eeeeeneatee, eee here April 15—George Washington (Danville) .............0+ scsdlsninevteadentiv aut eneatcrh, tte there April 19—Augusta Military Academy 0 ctoercccsceeascterscesacas teams cny teeter one there April 22—Harerave Military Academy seccctecscrtesscecsecsessesursncrten tonne ree rene eee there April 26—Jefferson Senior H. S. (Roanoke) ................. sooth! sat eine eoeed ee eee there April 29—George Washington (Danville) ....... cc cceeseeseees Pee Ae. Meet piri ds here May 3—Aupgtista Military Acadeétiy. 2itec-cececstecsmnqceece tres Pics Ee te ctane ets here May 8 —Hargrave Military Academy ...............cee se Mereraeen deat Gace ee eee Pe here SENIOR BASKETBALL Back row: Mrs. Sandidge, B. Shelton, H. Harvey (Manager). Third row: N. Mason, J. Conway, I. Greene, P. Phlegar, A. McCarthy. Second row: L. Cooke, L. Lewis, E. Thornton, G. Preble, J. Bower. First row: J. Cure, L. A. Byrd, G. Wood, M. Fitzgerald, F. A. Arnold, A. Evans. JUNIOR BASKETBALL Team I: B. Keefer, V. Grist, M. Johnson, C. Shaner, J. Slaughter, C. Hutcheson, J. Cure, L. Cooke, V. Brown, A. Henderson, G. Wood, ©. Clark, A. Guggenheimer. eam Il: B. Shelton, A. Evans, J. Bower, J. Conway, N. Mason, B. Creasy, N. Sheffy, N. Allen, B. Durham. Team IlI: E. Thornton, L. A. Byrd, F. A. Arnold, I. Greene, V. Guill, E. Gorman, J. Ogden, B.. Lindsay, B. Eldridge, M. Miller, D. Leininger. Team IV: S. Davidson, L. Boyd, J. Funai, J. Daniel, J. Arnold, A. Woodhouse, F. Blood, L. Lewis, V. Bridges A. Campbell, A. McCarthy. Team V: N. Abrahams, P. Phlegar, P. Watson, M. L. Ferguson, P. Councill, B. Wright, P. Carroll, B. Watts, B. Burford. Team VI: E. Massie, B. Doss, D. Hall, S. Harvey, P, Howell, V. Firkin, M. Dowdy, L. Taylor, A. Williams. 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JEFFERSON Ground Floor Allied Arts Building LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA EXCLUSIVELY OPTICAL For Eye Care FASHIONS for Young Budgets Y[ILLNERS THE SHOPPING CENTRE Senior ADAMS, BILLIE ANNE—Honor League; Critic, Typist; High Times, Typist; Crest, Typist; Y-Teens; Red Cross Representative; Girls’ Jr. Basket- ball °50; Cafeteria Cashier; Bowling; Athletic Association. ADAMS, BOBBY—Honor League; Athletic As- sociation. ADAMS, T. DON—Honor League Representa- tive; Chemistry Club; Civics; Art League. AKERS, WILLIAM LYLE—Honor League; Civ- ics; Trade School; Distributors’ Club. ANDERSON, CHARLES EDWARDS—Honor League, Representative °46; Critic; High Times; David Garrick Players; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Art League; Hilltoppers’ Hi-Y; Senior Play 750; Cafeteria Helper; Varsity Football °47-48-49; Track. ASHWORTH, CLARK PRESTON— Honor League; Trade School. ASHWORTH, CLYDE E.—Honor League; Ath- letic Association. AUSTIN, GENE H.—Trade School; Honor League. AYERS, JO ANN—Band; Red Cross; Honor League; Library Council; Civics Club; Chorus. BACH, BARBARA DIONE—Civics Club; Y- Teens; Choir; Chorus; Cafeteria Helper. BAILEY, ROBERT MILTON—Honor League; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Trade School; Vice- President, Senior Class; Varsity Basketball; Tennis Team, Captain; Senior King. BAILEY, ROBERT PENDLETON Civics Club; Hilltoppers’ Hi-Y; Band; All State, °48-°49- 50; Tennis Team, °48-49-750. BALDWIN, SUZANNE—Student Council, °4'7- °48°49; Honor League; David Garrick Players, President; Spanish Club, Vice-President; Latin Club; Y-Teens, Vice-President; Tri-Hi, President; Choir; Chorus; National Honor Society. BLACKBURN, WARREN ROSS—Honor League; High Times; Civics; Cafeteria Helper; Varsity Football, °48-°50. BLAKELY, LOUISE—Student Council; Honor League; Senior Council; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Red Cross; Orchestra; Band. BLANKINSHIP, JEAN MARIE— _ Honor League; Civics Club; Library Council; Distributors’ Club. BLANKINSHIP, PEGGY ANN — Honor League; High Times, Typist °47-48; Chorus. BLANKS, PATRICIA LEE—Student Council; Honor League; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Civics Club; Art League; Y-Teens; Chorus. BROWN, WILLIAM SCOTT—Honor League; Chemistry Club. BURFORD, BETTY BLANCHE—Honor League; Civics; Y-Teens; Choir; Chorus; Girls’ Jr. Basketball Team; Distributors’ Club. S$ Directory BURFORD, FLOYD—Honor League; Art League; Trade School. BURKS, EARL CURLY’=—Honor League; Civics Club; Trade School; J. V. Football; Track. BURKS, JESSIE ELLENA—Honor League: Critic; David Garrick Players; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Civics Club; Y-Teens; Senior Play; Public Reading, °46. BURNETTE, IRIS JEANNE—Honor League; Civics Club; Y-Teens; Red Cross; Choir: Chorus: Distributors’ Club. CAMDEN, HUEBERT F.—Honor League; Ath- letic Association. CAMPBELL DORIS SLORRAINE=_-Hio nor League; Civics; Y-Teens; Choir; Chorus; Spring Concert, °47°48°49; Distributors’ Club. CANADA, PETE H.—Honor League; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club, °48-°49; Civics Club. CARWILE, ELFORD L.—Civics Club; Hill- toppers’ Hi-Y. CARWILE, HELEN MARIE—Honor League, Representative; Critic; High Times; Civics; Red Cross; Secretary, Sophomore Class; National Honor Society. CHENAULT, HENRY SMITH, JR.—Quill and Scroll, Vice-President; Honor League; High Times, Co-Editor; Chemistry Club; E. C. Glass Hi-Y; National Honor Society. CLAYTON, JOHN EDWIN—Honor League; Spanish Club, Treasurer; Library Council; Trade School. COATES, ROBERT—Honor League; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Vice-President, Sophomore Class; Varsity Football, Manager; Track, Manager. COFFIN, MELVIN “RED”—Trade School. COLES, CECIL—Trade School; Honor League. COMPTON, HAROLD,” TUFFY:=—H on or League; Civics; Trade School; Varsity Football, °49. CRANK, WILLIAM HOWELL—Honor League; Trade School. CRAWLEY, RAYMOND D.—Honor League; Trade School. CREASY, QUINLAN “VINCE”—Honor League; High Times; Civics Club; Art League; Red Cross; Choir; Band; Cafeteria Helper; Varsity Football. CREWS, MARGARET ELIZABETH “BETTY” —President, Student Council; Honor League, Rep- resentative; High Times, Typist; David Garrick Players; Y-Teens; Choir; Chorus; Spring Concert; Cheerleader, °49-°50; President, Sophomore Class; President, Junior Class; Public Speaking; National Honor Society. CROUCH, HAROLD—Trade School. DAWSON, LAWRENCE TAYLOR—Honor League; Athletic Association. DAY, DORIS MAE--Honor League; Civics Club; Y-Teens. DAY, HARRY L. JR——Honor League; Trade School; Varsity Football. DEATON, JEAN FRANCIS—Honor League: High Times; Y-Teens; Choir; Chorus. DILLARD, ROY—Honor League; Trade School. DOSS, BETTY ESTELLE—Critic, Typist; High Times; Operetta, “47; Y-Teens; Library Council: Choir; Chorus; Band; Girls’ Jr. Basketball. DRISKILL, NANCY CARROLL—Honor League; Civics; Girls’ Junior Basketball Team: Athletic Association. DRISKILL, RUSSELL H.—Civics: Trade School. DUDLEY, JOYCE—Honor League; Athletic Association. DUFF, ROBBIE OGDEN—Honor League; Y- Teens; Library Council. EARLY, RANDOLPH—Student Council; Honor League; Spanish Club; Choir; Orchestra; Band, President; Concert, 46-°47-°48-°49: All State Band, 4849-50; Drum Major; Band, Manager. ELDRIDGE, BARBARA LOUISE—Quill and Scroll; High Times, Columnist, °49, Co-Editor, °50: Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Art League: Honor League; National Honor Society. ELLINGTON, BETTY-—Senior Council: Y- Teens; Orchestra; Band; National Honor Society. EVERIDGE, BETTY JEAN—Choir; Chorus. EVERS, NELSON P.—Trade School. EWING, DELORES—Civics; Honor League; Athletic Association. EWING, PEGGY JEAN—Chorus; Honor League. FALWELL, KENNETH E.—Honor League; Trade School. FIRKIN, VIRGINIA JUANITA—Student Coun- cil, Secretary; Honor League; Critic, 49; High Times, 49; Crest, °50; David Garrick Players; Civics; Y- Teens; Chorus; Cheerleader, °48-°49; Head Cheer- leader, 49°50; Girls’ Junior Basketball; Bowling; Public Speaking; Girls’ State Governor; Girls’ Na- tional Representative; National Honor Society. FITZGERALD, MAZIE—Honor League; Civics: Art League; Y-Teens; Girls’ Senior Basketball Team. FRANKLIN, OTTO—Student Council; Trade School; Varsity Basketball. FULKS, PEGGY LEE—High Times; Chorus; Y- Teens; President, Senior Club. GALLIER, RONNIE—Honor League; High Times; Orchestra; Band. GEORGE, TOMMY LEE—Pioneer Hi-Y; High Times; Honor League; Athletic Association: Tennis. GILLIAM, DABNEY—Varsity Football; Track. GLASS, BILL JIM—Civics; Honor League; High Times; Art League; Library Council; Varsity Foot- ball; Varsity Basketball; Track. GLASS, NANCY LEE—Typist, Critic, High Times, and Crest; Softball; Red Cross, Chairman; Chorus; Girls’ Junior Basketball Team. GLASS, PHYLLIS LOUISE—Civics Club; Honor League; Cafeteria Helper; National Honor Society. GOLLADAY, SAMMY—Honor League; Civics; Choir; Trade School. GORDON, KATHLEEN-Spanish Club; Y- Teens; Red Cross; Orchestra. GREENE, MARGARET INEZ—Honor League; Y-Teens; Girls’ Junior and Senior Basketball Teams; Bowling Team; Distributors’ Club. GUTHRIE, DICK—Honor League; E. C. Glass Hi-Y; Varsity Club; Band; Track, Manager. HARRIS, NINA TEMPLE—Honor League; Civics; Y-Teens; Chorus; Distributors’ Club. HARTLESS, MAYMIE—Honor League; Civics Club; Choir: Chorus; Distributors’ Club. HARVEY, ALVIN—Honor League; Civics Club: Red Cross; Trade School. HARVEY, NANCY LOU—Honor League: High Times; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Red Cross; Orchestra; National Honor Society. HARVEY, SHIRLEY SCOTT—High Times; Civics Club; Y-Teens; Library Council; Chorus; Cafeteria Helper; Girls’ Junior Basketball Team. HEDRICK, HELEN JEWEL-—Y-Teens; Chorus: Girls’ Junior Basketball Team; Bowling Team; Tennis Team. HENDERSON, JOYCE LOUISE—Honor League; Red Cross; Choir; Chorus. HENSON, WARREN—Honor League; Trade School; Varsity Basketball, °46-°47. HICKS, CLYDE—Civics Club; Library Council; Cafeteria Helper; Motion Picture Club; Public Speaking. HILTON, MARVIN H.—Honor League; Trade School Ist 2nd years; Varsity Basketball. HINES, GENE—Honor League; Crest; Art League; Vice-President, Junior Class; Track. HOTCHKISS, ED—Honor League; E. C. Glass Hi-Y; Trade School; Manager, Varsity Basketball. HOWERTON, VERNON—National Honor Society; Honor League; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Civics; Varsitv Basketball, °48-°49-°50: Tennis Team, °47-°48-°49-750. HUBBARD, DONNA LOUISE—Honor League: Y-Teens; Library Council; Orchestra; Distributors’ Club. HUBBARD, HAROLD—Honor League; Senior Council; Chemistry Club; Civics; President, Senior Class; Varsity Football, three years, Co-Captain, °49: Track, three years. HUGHES, DORIS MARIE—Honor League; Chemistry Club; Civics; Y-Teens; Chorus. HUNT, BOBBY—National Honor Society; Honor League, Representative; President, Spanish Club, °49; Civics; Choir; Orchestra; Band; Cafeteria Helper. JACKSON, ELLA ADAMS—Student Council; David Garrick; Cheering Squad; Drill Squad; Red Cross; Library Council; Athletic. Association; Honor League; Y-Teens. JACOBS, THOMAS JACKSON, “JAKE”’— Trade School; Honor League; Civics Club; Business Education; Art League. JENKINS, JOHNNY—Honor League: Civics. JENNINGS, WARREN—Honor League; Libra- ry Council, °47; Trade School, °48-°49-°50. JESSEE, LOUIE W.—Honor League; Library Council; Trade School; Cafeteria Helper; Motion Picture Club. JOHNSON, ELEANOR WAYNE—Honor League, Representative; Crest, Activities Editor, 49, Class Editor, 50; Senior Council; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Civics Club; Art League; Y-Teens; Cheerleader, °48-°49-°50; Senior Day Queen. JONES, FRANK-—Student Council; Honor League; Trade School. KANE, RICHARD K.—Honor League; Athletic Association. KELLER, FREDERICK G. JR.—Honor League: David Garrick Players; Civics; Art League; Trade School. KNIGHT, BENNIE—Honor League; Spanish Club; Chemistry Club; Civics; Band; Varsity Foot- ball; Track. KNOWLES, BERNARD—Honor League; Foot- ball; Senior Council; Track; Assembly Committee; Athletic Association; Trade School. KNOWLES, ED—Trade School; Honor League: Civics Club. LEWIS, FRANCES BURNETTE—Honor League; High Times, Typist. LOVING, JAMES B.—Honor League; David Garrick Players; Trade School; Senior Play, Stage Manager; Motion Picture Club, Secretary-Treasurer, 47, MANN, NANCY ELLEN—Honor League, Rep- resentative; Critic; Crest; Choir; Chorus. MARTIN, DORIS MARIE—Honor League; Civics; Library Council; Choir; Chorus; Spring Concert, °47; Athletic Association. MASSIE, ERNESTINE DALE—Quill and Scroll, Secretary, °49-°°50; National Honor Society; Honor League, Secretary, °49-'50; Critic, Business Manager, °48°49-°50; Crest, Business Manager, 4849-50, Typist, °49-°50; Civics; Y-Teens; Red Cross, Secretary, °48-49; Choir; Orchestra, Vice- President, °49-°50; Chorus; Girls’ Junior Basketball Team; Bowling Team, Captain, °47; Spring Con- cert, Operetta, °47°48; Modern Dancing, °46; Cheering Corp. MAWYER, HAROLD “PAWNEE”—Civics Club; Red Cross; Trade School; Cafeteria Helper; Distributors’ Club. MAYBERRY, DELORIOUS MAE—Athletic Association; Spring Concert; Honor League; Civics Club; Chorus. MAYBERRY, MARSHALL L.—Quill and Scroll, Treasurer; Honor League; Crest; Senior Council; Chemistry Club; Civics Club. MAXEY, VIRGINIA IRENE—Honor League; Spanish Club; Civics Club; Y-Teens. MEHAFFEY, LAWRENCE—Honor League: High Times. 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PATTERSON, FAYE—Honor League: Crest; Latin Club; Art League; Y-Teens; Office Helper; Distributors’ Club. READ, WYATT—Honor League; Civics Club; Red Cross. ROBERTSON, BETSY JEAN—Honor League: Spanish Club; Civics Club; Y-Teens; Office Helper. ROBERTSON, RUSSELL—Honor League; Civics Club; Trade School. ROGERS, PAUL—Student Council; Honor League; D. E.; High Times; Civics Club; Operet- ta; Cafeteria Helper; Motion Picture Club; Ath- letic Association. ROGERS, ROBERT LLOYD—Honor League; Civics Club; Choir; Orchestra; Operetta; Band; Business Education; Cafeteria Helper; Athletic Association. RUSH, AUBREY W.—Honor League; Chemist- ry Club; Civics Club; Trade School; Varsity Foot- ballse i racic: RUSH, ROBERT MURRAY—Honor League; Civics Club; Red Cross; Choir; Band; Class Officer. SEAY, CHARLES, JR.—Honor League; Spanish Club. SHEARER, ELLIOTT—Honor League; Chemis- try Club; Civics Club; Band; Cafeteria Helper; Motion Picture Club. SINGLETON, PEGGY ANN—Honor League: Typist, Critic, High Times; Civics Club; Y-Teens;: Choir; Chorus. SMITH, H. L., JR.—Trade School: Honor League. SMITH, MARGIE CLAIRE—Honor League: Civics Club; Art League. SMITH, MELVIN—Honor League; Trade School. SMOOT, JOSEPH W., JR. — Student Council: Trade School; David Garrick Players; Library Council; Hilltoppers’ Hi-Y. SNIDOW, RAY WALKER—Honor League: Choir. SPARROW, JACK LEE—Honor League: Chem- istry Club; Civics; Hilltoppers’ Hi-Y: Distributors’ Club. SPRINKLE, LAURA—Senior Council, Chair- man; Art League; Y-Teens; Secretary, Senior Class. STEAGALL, JAMES ALLEN, JR—Honor League; Civics; Pioneer Hi-Y. STERN, LOIS—Student Council; Honor League: High Times; Red Cross; Chorus. STUART, VIRGIL COKE, JR.—Honor League: Senior Council; Trade School; Motion Picture Club; Assembly Committee. TALLMAN, EMILIE LOUISE—Honor League: Civics Club. TAYLOR, EDWARD L., JR.—Honor League Civics Club; Pioneer Hi-Y; Library Council; Red Cross. 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