Granby High School - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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AVDRICY IIOPIC IFOIYNTAIN l,.fxN::1'.-um .lfxxlmiw 1941 N vw s- lid i to r, Specmtorg Treasurer, Jamuury Classg Proofrozulcr, Spoctatorg lilllilll Workshop. II'h1'Ihr'r rullrfrlirlfl rlass mnnry rn' delivering the salulaInrian'x addrrss, Andrey displayed real pnixr and asxuranrv. Shr' was Ihf' pnlrw' lwhind many lhinyx flrarihyilwx vnjnywi. llrrr :NP give rrvdil lrhrrf' il is liur. OLIVE UONSTANCIC I RI'lI'lMAN Inwcalmurz JUNE 1941 A yirl who makrs frivnrlx vaxily fand kewps lhvrn. lvllllllivi' ix a firm! xpnrl and uve knnn' shP'll rr-mam thc' same. ROSE GLORIA GAMI5ARDI'II,LA KIIGNHIIAII JANUARY 1941 Q Cl11hgG. H. S. S. C. lfomfs a-yrs and hair are dark, but her Pyes arf' alu-ayx briyhl. Sha is hlrswd rrilh unusual urlislir alrilily which our pnxlerily may src riikaplayvd in nnr' of thi' lunrlfrvnm panlflx. ARFIIICR ICDWARIJ GILLIAM, Jn. GICNICIQAII JUN141 1941 liud'x ulru rnrrirular limi' was occupied lrilh arlirilivs in ihr Boy Sruulx n'hf-rr' hr' rrachrrl lhal rnrrtrll honor, Eaylr Srnul. ICDWARID GRAY GRIFFIN I,AN1:IvAur: .IANUARY 1941 Vice-Prosicienti, January Class A pvrsmu nf fru- n-nrdx, a rral yrntleman, and an ahlr. drprndalxlf' rlass leader'-ff thal's Edward. '-vi 2 4 li-- JAMES ALBICRT l 0WI71'IN, Ju. GHNERAI, .IANUAHY 1941 Tumbling Cluhg KATIIK' Porfovt Young Man. Jimmyreallyl f,1'.- say 1.f1 dlin ..f. may .,1, '11 fl., rm- lhal he generally sees lo il lhal fhww with him enjny ilzernxeliws too. MICLBA I'ILIZAI5I'ITH FROST IAANGUAGIC JUNE 1941 Pep Club MPlba's lirvly pvrformanrl' nn our xlayr and nalural frivndlinsfxx are me'nmrahlr qunlilivs of a rrienwrablv :u'r1im'. MARY VIRGINIA GARRl'l'l l' I,ANaUAm-1 JUNE 1941 Q Cluhg Radio Workshopg Orcln-strap Band. Virginia's many acliviliex and wide inlrrrslx make' her' an ever-pleasiriyj rurirrrxatiunalisl, who knows lrhvn In lalk- and hnu' in lnrifn. THOMAS CARLTON GRICSHAM Grzxl-mm, Auulrsr 1941 Thuugh'ful and mnsiderale, Uarltun will oflm hvlp in lilllf Ihinys which mos! pruplf' lvl pass ummlirfd. J. VICTOR JORDAN GRll 1 IN I,ANmmm-1 JUNE 1941 Treasurer, Q Cluhg Associate Editor, Spectatorg Radio Workshopg Secretary, Hi-YQ Mako Room for Rodney. Jordan is an individual. Who PIM' would Irans- part himself to school by rmrboal, caller! Q Flub dues sa ejciently, and perform equally u-ell an lhe slage as a diynijed nr comic rhararler? Hvre is a jack-af-all-lrades who is good al all of Ihvm.

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MARGUERITE MAE DUREN GENERAL JUNE 1941 Athletic Clubg Pep Clubg Mixed Cliorusg Comet Show. Ever dignified and resirained, Marguerite is neverlheless an enthusiastic member nf any aclivily of whirh she makes herself a parl. VIRGIL THOMAS ICLLIOTT LANGUAGE JUNE 1941 Civic Club Virgil can be depended on for some humorous remark per class per day. Any classmale will vouch for thai. DOROTHY LEE EVANS COMMERCIAL JUNE 1941 Dol's always the perferl lady. Apparenlly she is never upsel' and is able lo remain composed lhrougli any dijicully. BETTY JANE FISCHLER LANGIIAGE JUNE 1941 Q Cluhg Games Literary Societyg Glee Clubg Cliorusg Once in a. Blue Moon. Wilh her distinctiveness, Betty Jane is a double for a Jan Whilcomb model. Displaying musical and dramalic ability, lhis neu'-comer was a frequenl parlicipanl in many Granby programs. GEORGE FLORA GENERAL JANUARY 1941 George has been a true and loyal Granbyite all lhe way lhrough. Thal's a record of whirh lo be proud. JAMES PAUL ELKINS LANGUAGE JUNE 1941 Games Literary Societyg Q Clubg Radio Workshopg Once in :L Blue Moonf' Uilolumbia School of the Air. Radio, plays, debaleswnlraight A reporls-il's all Ihe same lo him. Iflhey grow many like Jim in l1'iseonsin-well, lhal's an unusual Slate! JAMES GRANT EPPES GENERAL .IUNE 1941 Chairman, Granby Ring Committee Jimmy, our general righl-hand man, has jlullered many a feminine heart. lle's a welcome addiliou fo any galhering wilh his good looks, pleasing manner, and winning ways. WILLIAM JORDAN FANNEY LANr:UAc:E JUNE 1941 Basketball llere is a member of our class tha! everybody likes and respecls. His abililies include playing a good game of basketball and making good grades. incidentally we think he is very good looking. EDITH ROSE FISHER GENERAL JANUARY 1941 Spectutorg Pop Club. ZSSof si,,lS5'l L'Ifffilef.T,?!L f,',,5F'ZZZffZff,,f.'i appearance--won her the place of the preltiesl girl in our Hall of Fame. FRANCES JANIE FORBES GENERAL .IUNE 1941 When lhere's a job lo be done guielly and efici- ently, ,find Fannie lo do the work. She can do il and do il well, especially if il's in home economics class.

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THOMAS MARION GUY, JR. LANGUAGE JUNE 1941 Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseballg Monogram Cluhg Treasurer, Senior Class. lt really breaks a record to find a student proving that an all-round alhlete can make A's as well as touchdowns, baskets, and home runs. ll e're proud of our most athletic and most popular senior. MARSHALL JAMES HANCOCK CoMMERu1Al. JANUARY 1941 Marshall fares lift' with optimism, and likes to inoculate everyone else with his good spirits. Ile is liked by all of us, but he has an especial charm for the girls. GEORGE BUCHANAN HARDY LANGUAGE JANUARY 1941 Business Manager, Football and Bas- ketballg Exchange Editor, Spectatorg Secretary, Granby Hi-YQ Sergeant-ab Arms, Games Literary Socletyg Orches- trag Monogram Cluhg Radio Work- shopg 4 1'lie Wl111'l1glgl1f Lift-5 Colum- bia School of tho Air. One of our busiest and most versatile seniors, George' has talents ranging from playing classical music and radio broadcasting, to being a most ronvineing Tennessee rnountaineer. MARY CATHERINE HART GENERAL JUNE 1941 Q Clubg Pep Cluhg Home Room Representative. Light-hearted and active, Mary is our idea of a fine prospect for a physiral education teacher of the future, Then she'll be -training others for the Championships she's winning now. LOIS JANE IIATFIELD GENERAL JUNE 1941 Cheerleader This peppy brunette has an answer for everything and everybody. When we want to know whats going on at Granby, we ask Lois. FRANCES ELIZABETH HAMLIN COMMERCIAL JANUARY 1941 If, while doing ojfice work, Frances brought bad news. it was only duty, for she's one'of the most considerate and helpful girls in our class. JANE HARDCASTLE LANGUAGE JUNE 1941 President, Q Clubg Vice-President, G. H. S. S. C.g Editor-in-Chief, Year- hookg Radio Workshopg Athletic Cluhg HC0lumhia School of the Air. Never have we seen one more modest nor one whose talents are more constantly being used in this Granby that she loves so much. Where would the Class of '41 have been without its most valuable and intellectual Jane? DORIS BELLE HARRIS COMMERCIAL JANUARY 1941 We have never known her to be loud or boisterous, arrd we envy her that appearance of unrujled ca m. SAMUEL WORTH HASTINGS GENERAL JANUARY 1941 l'Vorth keeps his feet on the ground but his eyes on -the sky. His consuming interest is flying, flying, and more jlgingf' JEAN WALTERS HELVIN GENERAL JUNE 1941 Jean is remembered for her unusual willingness lo assist at all times. She's always on the spot for any home economics or omce work. -:al 25 Iac--