Hardin Reynolds Memorial School - Reynolda Echo Yearbook (Critz, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1937 volume:

LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA GIFT OF DIVISION OF EXTENSION Returned Tby Department Lb 1501 XS1 H3 last 219858 0 ? jHEUBRA®9 ?V m U DEDICATION In appreciation of their help to us in this and former years, we, the seniors of 1937 dedicate this, the third edition of “The Echo” to our parents. ' IaC K I Critz High School began in a one room log building about 1890. Later this building was replaced by a frakne structure. In 1913 and 1914 a four room brick building was erected to replace the old one. Within three years it became necessary to increase the size of this building to eight rodms. During 1920-1921 a four story brick structure was erected. This building serves as a dormitory for the girls, and provides class rooms for Home Economics, Commercial Training, and Science. The Boys Dormitory was erected in 1927 by Mr. William N. Rey¬ nolds in honor of his father, Hardin William Reynolds. The first floor of this building is occupied by the Department of Agriculture, the second floor is an auditorium seating approximately six hundred peo¬ ple. The third floor serves as a boys dormitory and faculty apartments. A new high school building is under construction which will pro¬ vide a large library and four class rooms. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. R. S. Gardner.... Mr. F. L. Price. Miss Maggie Joyce. Miss Sallie Cooper. . . . Miss Ma-dalene Martin. . Miss Mary Lee Martin .Principal .Assistant Principal .Freshman Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor . . .Home Economics .Commercial Mr. G. H. Todd Agriculture GRAMMAR GRADE FACULTY Miss Edna Tatum.First Grade Miss Margaret Waller.Second Grade Miss Bee Tatum.Third Grade Mrs. R. A. Hairfield.Fourth Grade Miss Margaret Cooper.Fifth Grade Miss Florence Tatum.Sixth Grade Miss Ethyl Ayers.Seventh Grade Miss Louise Marion.Music Iris Anglin..President Lillian Knight.Vice-president Allie Sue Fulcher.Secretary James Tatum.Treasurer Margaret Nowlin.Reporter Allie Sue Fulcher.Valedictorian James Tatitm.Salutatorian Elizabeth Naylor.Historian Lillian Knight.Prophet Miss Mary Lee Martin.Sponsor Motto: “Climb, though the rocks be rugged” Flower: Rose Colors Blue and Gold Evelyn Bingman Life without friends would he dull. Estelle Brown Patience and perseverence will always win. HMMM0 Her laughing dimples give her the character¬ istics of a sunny life. Allie Sue Fulcher BBMMMMMMMHni mi Sadie Hazelwood Lillian Knight Frances Martin With a seriousness of purpose she travels life ' s road. Life is too short to waste time doing things of no value. Smiling and ever gay, the same yesterday and today. SENIOR HISTORY One morning in September 1933, twenty nine freshmen gathered on the grounds of H. R. 31. S. When the bell rang they filed into the building to see what would happen. To our surprise and best ad. vantage, we were placed under the resolute direction of 3Iiss 3Iaggie Joyce. We were full of fun and mischief, so it took Miss Joyce some time to make us realize what was before us. During this year the freshmen and sophomores went on a picnic to the old Critz Mill. As the year rolled on quite a few dropped out. Only twenty three remained at the end of the year. After an enjoyable vacation, we again started a step further to¬ ward our destination. Due to death and other misfortunes our number was reduced to eighteen. This time we were placed under the super, vision of 3Iiss Martha Anthony. We were beginning to learn what our high school work meant to us. We were glad to welcome another va¬ cation and think of ourselves as juniors. After another merry vacation we returned to gain more knowledge of this world and its ways. We, eighteen in number, were directed by 3Ir. Fred Price. Jolly juniors, we were. We won the honor of being the most well behaved class in school. The happiest event of the year was the Junior-Senior Picnic given at 3Irs. Tompkins’ spring. As the term came to a close, we realized that we would soon enter the role of dignified seniors. As we entered the school doors for our senior year, we realized what was before us. Failing to feel the dignity which is rightfully ours, we struggled forward with 3Iiss Mary Lee Martin as our home room teacher. The highlights of the year were the organization of the class and the exciting moment when our rings came. Then came “Bashful 3Ir. Bobbs,” the senior play. Afterwards the juniors enter¬ tained the seniors with a banquet at Tuck’s Palm Room. Last came our diplomas which were received amid a shower of tears. Just Imagine The personae oi this play portray the 11. R. M. S. Seniors of 19o in the character roles they will probably be fulfilling in 1947. Personae: Allen Galley A Greyhound bus-driver who has a wreck and is taken to John Hopkins’ Hospital. Alhe Sue Fulcher A lovely intern who has charge of the wreck victims. Iris Anglin A special nurse who is called in. Margaret Nowlin Secretary to the president of the Greyhound lines. Sadie Hazelwood Mother of a young girl who is in the wreck. Willie Anthony Lawyer for the Greyhound Corporation. Estelle Brown Society lady who is Allie Sue’s closest friend. Frances Martin Willie Anthony’s girl friend. Mabel Reynolds Owner of a jewelry store specializing in rings for couples. Clarence Anthony State policeman who covers the wTeck. Evelyn Bingman Little girl from the country who is a witness to the wveck. Katie Martin A music teacher who was on the bus at the time of the wreck. Elizabeth Naylor Columnist for the “Washington Herald’’. Annie Sue Gilley On her honeymoon. James Tatum Owner of race horses and a persistant persuer of Allie Sue Fulcher. Lillian Knight A surgeon at Johns Hopkin’s. HALL OF FAME Best-All-Round. Most Dependable. Most Studious. Most Dignified. Most Courteous. Most Attractive. Best Looking. Most Popular. Best Sport. Best Girl Athlete. Best Boy Athlete. Wittiest. Most Talkative. Biggest Loafer. Biggest Flirt. Neatest Iris Anglin ANNUAL Frances Martin Willie Anthony Lillian Knight EJl Estelle Brown STAFF Allie Sue Fulcher Janies Tatum Elizabeth Naylor Editor-in-chief.Lillian Knight Assistant-Editor.Frances Martin Business Manager.Willie Anthony Literary Editor.Elizabeth Naylor Art Editor.Allie Sue Fulcher Boys Sports Editor.James Tatum Girls Sports Editor.Estelle Brown mmmaam Charles Anthony Mary Ayers Vera Baron Beadie Corns Otis Craddock Curtis Gardner James Grady Virginia Hodnett Irene Lawrence Pauline Nolen Frank Spencer Aaron Smith Ruth Trent Gladys Vernon James Via THE JUNIORS A little baud of freshmen all timid and shy Entered Critz High School in 1935, For a splendid education which the faculty could give, Striving for that mark each day as we lived. A few dropped out, new ones came in. By working together we were determined to win. Each individual set for a goal, Not part of the way, but the whole. There are eighteen Juniors, all full of life; With little worry from sorrow and strife, Battling on, eager to learn Something for the future when it comes our turn. V v V V V y v y y y y SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Officers George Via. . ' President Ruth Anthony. Hazel Nelson. Secretary and Treasurer Frances Critz . Miss Sallie Cooper. Class Roll Adams, Ralpli Martin, Glenn Anthony, Alvin Nolen, Lottie Boaz, Clayton Palmer, Agnes Bowles, Elizabeth Purcell, Louise Cassell, Vera Purcell, Worley Cooper, Samuel Raper, J. C. Dalton, Dixie Reynolds, IrVine Dalton, Grace Reynolds, Florence Fulcher, Mary Divers Shelton, Bessie Gilley, Ida Sue Spencer, James Gilley, Randolph Stovall, Hattie Mae Grady, George Tatum, Mary Susan Henserson, R. A. Tatum, Ned Joyce, Irene Tliore, Thomas Koger, Curtis Trull, Waller Layman, Florence Vernon, Curtis Leach, Billy Walker, Lawrence “So many worlds, so many things, . So much to do”. .. .. ' i; ---—-—----- 1 FRESHMAN CLASS Class Officers Louise Hodnett.President William Reynolds.Vice-President Cathleen Vernon.Secretary Junior Moorefield.Treasurer Mary Cassady.Reporter Miss Maggie Joyce.Advisor Class Roll Adams, Rush Miller Anthony, Penn Anthony, Thomas Bingman, J. C. Boaz, James Campbell, John Taylor Craig, Cornelius Fulcher, Ralph Handy, Vance Patterson, Thomas Shelton, Bob Spencer, Algie Todd, Joe Vernon, Ralph Adams, Ruby Bingman, Ruth Craig, Lera Dalton, Effie Fulcher, Mae Roger, Madeline Layman, Geneva Martin, Christine Martin, Rosa Ore, Beatrice Stone, Evelyn Tatum, Jeanette Tatum, Willie Wimbish, Irene HISTORY On Friday, September IS. 193G we, thirty-seven in all, stood before our commander. Each of us carrying the school banner and resolving to carry it far and wide. Forward we are marching, some with colors flying, others slowly falling behind, and some stopping altogether. As we go onward we hope to plant the banner at the goal of a success¬ ful education. William Reynolds POST GRADUATES Class Officers Roy Brown. Margaret Trent. . . Ruth Cock. Jessie Mae Ayers.. Mr. R. S. Gardne: .President . ..Vice-President Secretary And Treasurer .Reporter .Sponsor Class Roll Mary Drue Anthony Jessie Mae Ayers Mattie Ruth Ayers Ruth Cock Mildred Joyce Christine Roger Ola Eva Smart Margaret Trent Roy Brown Bruce Spencer Guy Spencer Dennis Vernon Martin Tlie Post Graduate Class is composed of high school graduates who have returned to take extra work. Many of us are specializing in commercial work in preparation for the future. Mrs. Tompkins Through the generosity of Mrs. S. W. Tompkins, Public School Music was made possible at H. R. M. S. These classes were named in memory of her daughter, Lucy Reynolds, who died in 1929. The Lucy Reynolds Rhythm Band is composed of forty-three of the smallest hi embers of these classes. At present Miss Louise Marion has charge of the music depart¬ ment. The Harmonica Band has broadcast and accepted invitations to entertain. jmmmmrnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmmmmmmmMmmm LUCY REYNOLDS RHYTHM BAND LUCY REYNOLDS HARMONICA BAND Imwm JUNIOR COMMUNITY LEAGUE OFFICERS Nannie Sue Martin Ira Trull. Raymond Gardner. . Charlott Martin.... Gae Purcell. .President . Vice-president Sec . Treas. . . . .Cor. Sec . .Song Leader Betty Ruth Critz Reporter BOYS’ BASKET BALL a PLAYERS Forwards.James Tatum Frank Spencer James Spencer John Brown Center.Curtis Vernon Guards.Willie Anthony Samuel Cooper R. A. Henderson Allen Gilley George Grady Randolph Gilley Coach.F. L. Price •We’ll admit. ' Fowards Allie Sue Fulcher Ruth Anthony Estelle Brown Ida Sue Gilley Vera Baron Frances Critz Guards Ruth Trent Lillian Knight Frances Martin Beatrice Ore Lottie Nolen Miss Sallie Cooper, Coach We met with even more setbacks than did the boys, but we are determined that next year our record will prove to be of more inter¬ est to the other Patrick county teams. PLAYERS Willie Anthony John Brown Sammy Cooper Allen Gilley Randolph Gilley George Grady Frank Spencer James Spencer James Tatum Curtis Vernon James Via Alvin Anthony Billy Leach Otis Craddock Waller Trull James Grady F. L. Price Coach TRACK Charles Anthony Clarence Anthony Willie Anthony John Brown Samuel Cooper Allen Gilley Randolph Gilley F. L. Price, Coach George Grady Frank Spencer James Spencer James Tatum Waller Trull Curtis Vernon This sport has been revived after several years of dormancy. We •iOCItTIB CLUM«- M MMM ■MMi National Honorary Beta Club OFFICERS % James Tatum. . . . Allie Sue Fulcher Lillian Knight. . . . .Frances Martin. . F. L. Price.... .President Vice-President .Secretary .... Treasurer ....Sponsor MEMBERS Iris Anglin Vera Baron John Broun Beadie Corns Curtis Gardner Margaret Gilbert James Grady Virginia Hodnett Irene Lawrence Margaret Nolen Gladys Vernon The “Beta Club” is an honorary organization. Membership is limited to Juniors and Seniors having outstanding character and scholarship qualifications. Jeffersonian Literary Society OFFICERS Allie Sue Fulcher. John Brown. Vera Baron. Miss Madaline Martin Miss Mary Lee Martin .President .Vice-president Secretary and Treasurer i Sponsors Washingtonian Literary Society OFFICERS Jessie Uae Ayers.President Ruth Trent.Vice-president Iris Anglin.Secretary and Treasurer iliss Sallie Cooper Mr. Fred Price Sponsors Monogram Club OFFICERS James Tatum.President Ruth Trent.Vice-President Allie Sue Fulcher.Secretary Willie Anthony. Treasurer Air. Price and Miss Cooper.Advisors MEA1BERS John Brown Roy Brown Samuel Cooper Randolph Gilley Allen Gilley Mildred Joyce Lillian Knight R. A. Henderson , This club is an honorary organization composed of boys and girls who have won monograms in one or more sports, at the same time maintaining good scholastic records. Frances Martin Bruce Spencer James Spencer Curtis Vernon Dennis Vernon Ruth Anthony Estelle Brown ATHLETIC CLUB OFFICERS James Tatum.President Ruth Trent.Vice-president Allie Sue Fulcher.Secretary Frances Martin. Treasurer Mr. Price Miss Cooper.Sponsors MEMBERS Alvin Anthony Charles Anthony Clarence Anthony Ruth Anthony Willie Anthony Clayton Boaz Estelle Brown John Brown Samuel Cooper Otis Craddock Allen Gilley Randolph Gilley Geor ge Grady James Gtrady Lillian Knight Billy Leach Frank Spencer Janies Spencer Joe Todd Curtis Vernon Jalnes Via Laurence Walker OFFICERS .President .Vice-president Secretary-Treasurer .Reporter .Advisor CIA ' B ROLL Iris Anglin. Vera Baron. Frances Critz. Margaret Gilbert. Miss Mary Lee Martin Mary Ayers Mattie Ruth Ayers Ralph Adams Elizabeth Bowles Vera Cassell Mary Divers Fulcher Ralph Fulcher Louise Hodnett Christine Roger Pauline Xolen Beatrice Ore Agnes Painter Worley Purcell Irvin Rey nolds Eva Smart Mildred Smith Willie Tatum Thomas Thore Margaret Trent Gladys Vernon mm- GLEE CLUB OFFICERS .President .Vice-president Secretary-Treasurer .Reporter .Advisor Curtis Gardner. Mildred Joyce. Hazel Nelson. Mary Susan Tatum. Miss Louise Marion ROLL Anthony, Ruth Ayers, Jessie Mae Bingman, J. C. Brown, Roy Craddoek, Otis Dalton, Grace Dalton, Kyle Gardner, Curtis Gilley, Ida Sue Gunter, Pauline Joyce, Mildred Koger, Madeline Layman, Florence Layman, Geneva Martin, Christine Naylor, Elizabeth Nelson, Hazel Nolen, Lottie Purcell, Louise Reynolds, Florence Stone, Evelyn Tatum, Mary Susan Trent, Ruth Vernon, Catlileen Vernon, Dennis Wimbish, Irene LIBRARY CLUB Motto: “Live to learn and learn to live” Ola Martin. William Reynolds Curtis Koger. Aaron Smith. Eldean Vernon. . . OFFICERS .... President Vice-president . . . .Secretary . .. .Treasurer .Reporter Miss Maggie Joyce Sponsor COMMERCIAL CLUB Instructor.Miss Mary Lee Martin ROLL Jessie Mae Ayers Mattie Ruth Ayers Evelyn Bingman Elizabeth Bowles Estelle Brown John Brown Roy Brown Ruth Cock Beadie Corns A Hie Sue Fulcher Curtis Gardner Margaret Gilbert Annie Sue Gilley George Grady James Grady Sadie Hazelwood Virginia Hodnett Irene Lawrence Frances Martin Katie Martin Ola Martin Elizabeth Naylor Pauline Nolen Margaret Nowlin Mabel Reynolds Mildred Smith Bruce Spencer Frank Spencer Hattie Mae Stovall James Tatum Margaret Trent Ruth Trent Dennis Vernon Christine Koger F. F. A. CHAPTER ■■■■ ■■■■■■■■Mi MOTTOS “Learning to do’’ “Doing to learn” “Learning to live” “Living to serve” OFFICERS James Tatum. . . . Clarence Anthony George Via. Randolph Gilley. . James Spencer... Curtis Vernon.... Mr. G. H. Todd. . .President Vice-president . ... . Secretary . ...Treasurer .Reporter . .Watch Dog .Advisor OFFICERS Ruth Trent.President Jessie Mae Ayers.Vice-president Ruth Anthony.Secretary and Treasurer Irvine Reynolds.Reporter Alvin Anthony.Cheer Leader F ' rances Critz.Song Leader Miss Sallie Cooper.Club Leader 4-H CLUB ROLL Ralph Adams Rosa Ellen Martin Ruby Adams Johnny Mitehel Anne Agel Lottie Xolen .Vlvin Anthony Hazel Kelson Charles Anthony Beatrice Ore • ' Clarence Anthony Agnes Palmer Penn Anthony Ralph Palmer Willie Anthony Louise Purcell Ruth Anthony Worley Purcell Jessie Mae Ayers Gay Purcell Mattie Ruth Ayers Rebecca Quesenbery Cecil Boaz Irvine Reynolds Ruth Boaz Williaim Reynolds Herbert Boaz Evelyn Stone Elizabeth Bowles James Spencer Thelma Brim Frank Spencer John Brown Lewis Shockley Roy Brown Willie Tatum John Taylor Campbell Mary Susan Tatum Otis Craddock Thomas Tatum Guy Craddock Emma Susan Tatum Ralph Craig Ruth Trent Cecil Cummings Charles Trent Fiances Critz Julia Trent Grace Dalton Thomas Thore Mary Divers Fulcher Joe Todd Hazel Gilley Billy Tudor Ida Sue Gilley George Via Raymond Gardner James Via R. S. Gardner, Jr. Virginia Via Kenneth Grady Cathleen Vernon George Grady Leonard Vernon James Grady Dennis Vernon Alvis Joyce Ruth Vernon Xannie Sue Martin Lawrence Walker Ola Martin Maude Witt Charlotte Martin Edward Handy HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICKRS President. Vice-president. Secretary and Treasurer Reporter. Advisor. ROLL Iris Anglin Mary Ayers Elizabeth Bowles Vera Cassell Beadie Coras Dixie Dalton Effie Dalton Grace Dalton Mary Divers Fulcher Margaret Gilbert Ida Sue Gilley Pauline Gunter Sadie Hazelwood .Ruth Trent .Ruth Anthony .Frances Critz . . . . Mary Susan Tatum Miss Madaline Martin Irene Joyce Irene Lawrence Florence Layman Hazel Nelson Lottie Nolen Pauline Nolen Agnes Palmer Gladys Vernon Louise Purcell Florence Reynolds Irvine Reynolds Bessie Shelton Hattie Mae Stovall Virginia Hodnett LATIN CLUB “Forsan et haec olim ineminisse iuvabit” —Vergil OFFICERS Mr. Gardner. Virginia Hodnett Curtis Gardner. . . Mildred Smith. . , Iris Anglin. Clayton Boaz.... Vera Baron. . Faculty Advisor .President .. .Vice-president .Secretary .Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms .Reporter ROLL Iris Anglin Vera Baron Clayton Boaz Curtis Gardner Mildred Smith Virginia Hodnett Lillian Knight Katie Martin Pauline Nolen ALUMNI ASSOCIATION R. Lewis Shockley Treasurer Sallie Cooper Cor. Secretary DIRECTORS Bill Wood, Chairman Mrs. Russel Flippin Miss Louise Marion Robert Tatum Carl Ayers Ross Clark Marshall Via H.R. M.S. Alumni Association “A school is what its former students make it.” TO THE H. R. M. S. SENIORS: This year marks the tenth anniversary of our alumni association. We are happy to state at this time that we have over two hundred active members and that we are still living up to the ideals set forth by the organizer of our association, Mr. Carnet B. Cox. Each year we have met for the alumni banquet and the annual business meeting. We have made gifts to the school amounting to several hundred dollars and we have kept in touch with our members through correspondence. 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