Honaker High School - Torch Yearbook (Honaker, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

vi ‘ ' NN if oe Qgnabel Sa py Qkeze 2 Arboles teohler,. 90 6 Keieo } ag ka koverr , UP Jy2b6 aoe 18. 3A THE TORCH 1940 7 Che Sruior Class HONALELR HIGH SCHOOL HONAKELR, WIRGINIA IN MEMORY OF MR. A. A. COUNTISS Not gone toda: ag the world may see it, Although his race it seems is done, He’s waiting just behind the curtain T.. greet us when our race is done. Our principal’s gone, his chair is vacant, We miss him as the days go by, Our loss was great, he was greatly needed, It’s hard to know the reason why. As days speed on in all theiy swiftness, Give us the faith he had in God. Help us to know the way is safest, He knows the path that must be trod. Ged safely called and he made answer “I’m ready, take me as thine own, And heaven’s igates swing open wider As angels guide him safely home, May we live the life he taught us, And when we reach the crystal sea, May we say with the one who’s gone before us, “Jesus Savior, Pilot Me.” —By Bobbie Boyd. lied 7 y We a ‘ we Hoy OF 1 7 x: ee a aS 7 3 ie ; - 7 a i ei i EM 4 ‘ z 4 ene aes a} 4 av ms oe Ste ae —— oe ee ee ee pian he AIL I « Mr. L. F. Moore, Principal ,H. H. S. Wh Meer Marre Spenior Class 1940 Class Ofttrers Hresinent fiarold Hay Meade Mice Bresident Engel Keene Serretary-Creasurer Marg Ann Me Harlane Class Colors Orchid and White Class Hlower Iris flottoa Che Curch Jz Ours Senior Sponsor Class Song THE TORCH IS OURS. Tune: Auld Lang Syne, The torch is ours let’s hold it high For four long years we striven, To gain the prize that now is ours That this dear school has given. Cho. The torch is ours, let’s hold it high, The torch we now possess. Let’s carry it above all other things For dear old H. H. S. The halls rings our sweet echoes clear, The things we can’t forget. They tell the happy days we spent At dear old H. H. S. Cho. We've enjoyed the years we’ve spent And all the teachers dear, Who’ve guided us o’er the rocky paths, Of all these by-gone years. Cho. The ‘orch that we carry to-night Shines still brighter on, This place we loved all else above, Will serve the ones that come. By Jean Hart and Sue Davis. Senior Class Tate Tee M3; ee CLASS ROLL Lice oe Gecrgia Akers Leon Keene NY dol Erma Ball Mildred Keffer Julius Belcher Frances Ann Loomis Bebbie Boyd Nellie Martin _ Helen Boyd Mary Ann McFarlane - Charles Buckland Fay Allen Meade . Willie Kate Combs Harold Fay Meade — 7Madge Counts Bettye Musick Lottie Davis Cecil Miller «Sue Litz Davis Helen Musick — Madeline Dye Mid Musick Marie Dye Robert Patrick Jo2 Fuller Iris Perkins Pearl Hale Eugene Plaster — Jean Hart Tommy Plaster Jack Helton Everett Quick t 1 Ya My Velvia Hess Mildred Rasnick —WK s dll Claude Honaker Helen Starnes Florene Howard Earl Stump Glenn Hubbard Ruby Sword Mable Jackson June Sykes Ethel Jessee Audrey Wallace VanDyke Izuise Johnson Glenn Vernon Billie Edse] Keene Mr, L. F, Moore. Mr. W. T. Hawkin ww T Mr. Yeuell Harris High School Faculty Sica reeReNa vince uel svete ts sie ¢isieleksiaicecess MiscmKathenynmoertlerne facscc sec. cee ress Faee Missa MarrareteShelorie tina. a5 + someone Miss Daisy Spahr tei pila (s) ere) ele, e°6,le,6 8 6 cn, « @ 0) ie iele Loree So 0 0'n 6 6.0 68) 0 Rib Pee re BEelere eye ew Not in Picture Principal Agriculture Athletic Coach English — ‘N- Foreign Languages Mathematics Commercial ‘History Home Economics 941-192 YW : , i ' - ly ; ’ ¢ey - . % ; ‘ g r . : a , ‘ pla ak - Pp� ; | 7 ee Fil, 1% ‘ na “ J 4 r’ = : : ; y i © ‘ - F a - — . aye ? ” ' 1 . : ag 7 t aioe ; We 4 a 5 . : : - a IPs oo ; - oe | ae . : oe i: ‘ oT ys ‘65 iy ne ae el oe ; i ’ i ; : : , ) s ‘ on - ‘ . 4 ‘ : : en - : | i ‘ ?. , ; iy : oe a ; A , - 7 . ; a r ad : a Be we = ep: . ; - ‘ ® au é ; 7 = a ; Hey v ha , % r - y . s ts e : ) . ‘ bd : : a j ik ed - 3 : om + ‘ mS ; Ea a ; : ! , ts ’ ” : : ; a oh 7 7 . . = i : . ba . Ge . j , i : . J : be : ' 4 ’ ‘ - . . - ‘ - ; ; x 5 ; i | era Grade Faculty Miss Bertha Jackson.........%. Miss Pansy Harmon Miss Dollic Mae Davis...... Mrs. Nora Shelton Miss Myrtle Hubbard.......... Miss Laura Smith hem | i i +.ee..-.-.peventh Grade ..Seventh Grade DEL eee SEX Un Gra de .. .......-Kifth and Sixth Grades ...-..--Fifth Grade Bye one ekers ees) eee HOUTLOE Grade MissmNannios Mac@eiurt. ac.) lits-| ar cletoeine Third and Fourth Grades Miss Lavie Tate..... : Sip Ac, OMRON Cite Thind Grade Miss Lucy Robinson...... Reo Reese Ax: Second Grade Miss Edith. Mays... ....0i .. 0. an We cale eee First and Second Grades Miss Ann? Bovdaemienr ssc Sistas ater see Seat Ie rise First Grade Class Poem “THE TORCH IS OURS” To night our torch is shining To ligh. us on our way. With dear old H. H. S. we cannot always stay. To our faculty dear, we must say good-bye, And with our class-mates we must part with a sigh. There are others, though, to take our place, As we go on with the world to face. With our torches so high, They will shine for passers by, It will light our life each day, And help us on our future way. We did strive this goal to win And help us our lives to begin, So let us keep striving through All the hours And keep on saying “The Torch Is Ours.” —By Helen Pauline Starnes. tr, fi 1 2261. - Ave School Song | High schoo] days are happiest; High scho] friends are truest. Work and play together h-re Draw us ever near. Here’s to happy school days Here’s to friends the best So let us all together sing Here’s to H. H. S. Chorus Come lett us sing a song of H. H. S. The best school in the land. Her halls we love All else above. To her we pledge anew Our loyalty to dear old H. H. S. And we shal] always be As true forever as today To dear old H. H. S. Rah! Rah! GEORGIA AKERS. iGeongia’s main character istic is her frankness, She is earnest in her convicticns and has a determination which will not accept defeat. eee Club one ) ear, Glee Club four years and Beta Club senior ERMA BALL. Hima is a very quiet peiscn but has a sweet disposition, and will be missed by all. She takes interest in hey work and hardly ever causes any disturbance in the class rocm. She belonged to the Glee Club one year. JULIUS BELCHER. No better sport and athlete does Honaker High School know. He possesses a very pleasing pcrsonality and is dependable in any situa tion. He was Vice-President of his Freshman Class, played f:otball four years, served as captain of the team his junior year, sergeant- at-arms his senior year, and played basebllall two years, BOBBIE BOYD. “Bobbie” is the poetess of the senior class. Her willingness to h lp has won her many friends, and her smile and wit will be miss- ed by the undergraduates. Glee Club two years, Literary Society and Writing Club one year. HELEN BOYD. “Flatio t,” as we all call her is liked by every one and has a very pleasin� personality. Behind hey she will leave tracks that will long ne emembered. Sh belonged to ure Sewing Club one year, Glee Club flor three years, played softball on year and took piano one year. CHARLES BUCKLAND. Even though Charlie is a very quiet perscn, he can work up enough excitement to make a touchdown, hit a home run, or score a hit in a play. Literary Society one year, F. F. A. one year, foctball two years, volley ball one year and bas:ball one year. WILLIE KATE COMBS. tr Willi- Kate can go on throuzh life and accomplish everything as well as she has i'rench, she will be a success, She has a very sweet disposition. She belonged to the Glee. Club three years and took piano for three years. MADGE COUNTS. 4 more truthful, dignifisd, lovable cr friendly girl cannot be found, One always finas her read, to do her part in any task. She wil] al- ways be remembered as a tru: and loyal friend, Glee Club two years, Art Club one year, President of Writing Club. LOTTIE DAVIS. Lottie, the little girl from Putnam, may be quiet but she’s full of pep. May she keep this pep up and use it for future life. SUE LITZ DAVIS. An earnest, reliable thinker and a worker who is dependable. She is always awake to duty and doesn’t need to be called cn a second time. A great lover of sports and a good sport ‘she will always be. She has belonged to the Art Club, to the Music Club, to the liter- ary Society, and to the Writing Club, which she served as Vice- President, for one year. She has played softball two years, basket- ball for fcur years, serving as captain of the team in her senior year. She was cheer-leader cure football season, and for four years was a member of the Glee Club. MADELINE DYE. Her outstanding characteristics are her sweet smile and her charm- ing personality. She is a good sport in everything she undertakes, and through all this she has made a long chain of friends. ‘Glee Club one year. V4 Roath OK tyr 20 16 Bs, —_ nn ¥ x ce Tw Fes a y ) 3 $4 5 on P o? ed ae ai vo 4 j vp Sars ome —— h ; P ‘ ome qa cs a rs ou I aN i + % ' ot f —_ my . + 7 = “a a ’ aap and ‘ : : . - ae ay FP . . § .- ' s ' ce ry - a a : a — eer, : 4 alah. . a sai roe Hr @ ba oth 5 36 44 ‘= « Plitetep — MARIE DYE. Just one glance at Marie and you will understand why she ranks high and has many friends, Her disposition and ability will carry her far in life. : She bel nged to the Gleen Club for two years, to the Beta Club in her senio: year, She seived as Secretary of the Language Club dur- ing her senior year. JOR FULLER. Even though Joe is very quiet he is always on bis duty and ready “to help when called upon. His many friends hope that he will strive ‘to reach the highest. Hi-Y one year and F. F. A. PEARL HALE. Gee, but pearl is jolly and friendly, She possesses that pers nality that will carry one far in the field of friends. Glee Clvb one year. JEAN HART. Thos laughing brown eyes, teasing dimples, and that sweet dispo- siticn have made her among the favorites of her school mates, She always takes an interest in the school problems that face her. She belonged to the Glee Club for three years. JACK HELTON. Althoujh Jack has been with our class only a short time, he has won our admirati n ang fricndship. He also wanks at the too in all athletics. He played football four years, serving as captain during his ju- nior ;ear. During his senior year he has played baseball. VELVIA HESS. She is very interested in everythin she undertakes. She always reets you with a smile and i: liked by everyone who knows her. She belcnged to the Glee Club two years and the Writing Club and Library Club in her Junior year. CLAUDE HONAKER. ‘Claude ranks near the top in the senior class. He possesses that faculty of friendliness, good nature and wit. By al] these he has won many friends and will succeed in life if he keeps it up. Literary Society «ne year and F. F. A. one year. FLORENE HOWARD. Ev.n though her hair is j.t black, she possesses all the points that make her a very likable person, and as a result she has a great many friends. She hbel:nged to the Glee Club one year. GLENN HUBBARD. He js a quiet and studious type and is nice to everyone, He doesn’t worry afte; things are done, but is satisfied with the feeling he has done his best in whatever he may have undertaken. MABLE JACKSON. She has a very; sweet smile for everyone and no harsh words ever come fr:m her mouth. Versatility makes her outstandnig and per- sonality makes nev lovable. She belonged to the Glee Club four years, to the Beta Club in her senicn year, and to the Literary Society for one year. ay ETHEL JESSEE. Nowhere can be found a more sincere, studicus and dependable person. We’re sure that Etk l deserves the best that life can offer and that she will try until she has reached the highest goal. Language Club one year, Literary Society two years, and Glee Club one year. LOUISE JOHNSON Her friendly spirit wins hearts wherever they may be. Her ac- tive mind, alert in every phase, balances a character which is admir- able for its ‘soundness. Literary Scciety one year, music three years, and Glee Club three years. a Mon. Lasedle QumaA- Ligrecl -_ - os te ' ifs iv if a é Pit roagpl 8b, % : ii lima : q MW Wend Se . F rw AP ‘re iL ‘ i] =F ie. a 43 % : ea Cas 9) Ue i “ip thre t . 4 tet vg i ‘ a ; rs ‘ F . : % oy «a te i ‘ PR) gic ‘ ! sts? wre ‘ ae “v 4 ede) ke es vv 2 hi . av ated, ties gas z ‘ ' ’ vo . 5 TATA (Re 2 ae 4 ell ei Pe Sis fee) 98 = iat Z Cary ae i) me {24 sh te - aS ie et a oe L A wy q 4 � is 1a Wes ry s ova y rn : i SQyetthhe i _ 5 x ah ie” a Ps 7 ft yt + mies by ? ty “= = “7 ee 1 EDSEL KEENE. Edsel is one of the sport leaders of the school. He possesses a g°0d personality, a talent in dramatics, and is one who can be de- pended upon. F, F. A. four years, Hi Y. one y-ar, football two years, basket- ball four years, anj manager two yeaiz, baseball two years, Vice- President of Junior and Seni r clas: s ang Literary Scciety one year. LEON KEEN. By ‘being a good sport in everything, poss. ssing a fine personality and a reliable gcod worker, he has gained a long chain of friends. Literary Societ. one year, footballi two yoars, volley ball one year and baseball one year. MILDRED KEFFER. As we have all found, Mildred is a very sweet, jolly tye f per- son. She takes interest in her work and is a good sport in everything, As she leaves dear old H. H. S. we wish her luck. Dramatic Club and (Glee Club one year, S ftball two year, FRANCIS LOOMIS. “Toar” not ‘nly has a talent in musie hut she also can dribble thas ball ser-ss the basketball court.. Her outztandin personality has made hey a n cessity to the senior class. ‘Basketball four years, Glee Club four years, and softball twc years NELLIE MARTIN. Through al] ter nigh schco} life she has ‘been a nice, sweet and lovable perscn. She likes to write and we wish her success in this field. Gle Club two years. MARY ANN McFARLANE. Her s.ncere motives, thouzh.ful pleasantness, and studious habits give her a personality all b:x own which everyone admires, Her light of understanding has won her the friendship of all who kncw her. Literary Society one year, Glee Club four years, basketball one year, and manager o” team senior year, secretary and treasurer of junior and senicr class, president of Beta Club and belonged to Art Club and Writing Club one year. FAY ALLEN MEADE. Sunny disposition and good natured, studious and capable in every situation, this son f Honaker Hi will certainly mak his mark in the world. In al] these years he has wen many friends. HAROLD FAY MEADE. Harold has interested ‘himself mainly in sports and has made a name for himself in everything he has undertaken, His fine per- sonality has made everycne fond of him. ; Basketball four years, baseball three years, vice-president of F. F. A. three years, President of Junior and Senior Classes, President of student body one year, fo tball three years and captain of the team one year. CECIL MILLER. Although he is a very quiet person he has made success of his high school life. His grades in subjects rank high and his list cif friends is long, We know that with his determination he will tackle the problems of outside life. BETTY MUSICK. Betty is one more l¢vable and jolly person, She takes interest in her work and is a good sport in everything. She has made a host of friends in this dear school. Glee Club one year. MID MUSICK. Another one of our quiet friends, but he, too, owns a personality and determination that will likely carry him far. He will climb through the rough spots of life. we as a cad: Dall v2 ae, IA Pe iB isl ie Rs, - “f , { ’ é U é - Ua j bee 3 ry x ' Mra ark my = oo MD, w- ‘so “ re «= pg) = 96) 9A red) ag { = ei wth i anit es dite h rin ‘Vie. {Tm : q tba wots gO Rad a : 4 H+ thee) w ae! Bee it ie hae E rH Fs ! f analy io, ROBERT PATRICK. He possesses a talent we should all like to ba blessed with; name- ly, that quality which makes him go ahead and find a way to do ore nes When it is accomplished he has something to be proud of. He played sft ball one year, belonged to the Art Club one year, to the F. F. A. one year, and to th Beta Club durin his senior year. He has played baseball for two years. IRIS PERKINS. Iris is always full of fun and ready to try most anything. Her sweet personality has won her many friends and we wish her luck in any field she mizht choose. Softball one year, Language Club one year, 'Glee: Club ne year. EUGENE PLASTER. In his lessons he tries hard and usually succeeds in whatever he undertakes. His friendly and likable disposition will be missed by Honaker Hi. F. Fk. A. ftur years. TOMMYy PLASTER. Tommy is mighty quiet, but he is mighty handy when it comes to studying and doing what people ask him to do. He possesses a very mild. sweet disposition. F. F, A. four years. EVERETT QUICK. Why Everett is so qui t we d-n’t know because he is very studious and ranks high in his classes. He has a smile for every one and he has captured many friends. H belonged to F. F. A. MILDRED RASNAKE. A ver, sweet. guiet and lovable person is Mildred. She shares hee friendliness with everyone and we al] love her. On the stage she - surely can put over an act. HELEN STARNES. She is a praised and uncerstanding friend to every one. A hard worker, she has always been and her success in life will be large, no matter what vocation she choosess. GJea Club two years EARL STUMP. A very quiet, studious person. He works hard in everything and does not j2ive up until the highest goal is accomplished. Keep it up, Earl. Literary Society one year. RUBY SWORD. One who has always taken a great interest in her work and ranks high. She works among us in a dignified way and her calmness and sweetness have made us all] love her. ; ; Glee Club three years, Art Club one year, Literary Society one year and Writing Club one year. JUNE SYKES. Although June seems to be the best and quietest one in the class she is actually: the loudest noisemaker when there is any n0dise going on. She has a very good personality. Glee Club one year. AUDREY WALLACE VAN DYKE. Take a keen intellect, add words of composure, mix in a sweet dis- positicn, and flavor with a smile for everyone and you have Audrey. She is loved and admired by everyone. : She ‘belonged to the Glee Club three years, Literary Society and Writing Club for one year. GLENN VERNON. He possesses a happy-go-luck personality that will face life with a aie and win over his trials. With his kind smile he has won a host of friends. Bourn lV. Oa a TUNE PHY pe ie - vr ta de evi oe Oe er sewn a n a � “ite ta 7 = fl ey aa — or ae oe - is BOA; is Ny eo). tive - 7 fe “ee ' ' : ; : ie eer. igh? Ts Pe ay 1 ari) orregs ims ee o.% . . ? a oe - in pe a rh oa, eA | a Pa on hae ® ahd ee i see iva el pila ih eae. Te eel { r = , a i a Sgn tee 5 Ns oy) a om : pel @ st 3 . ina al i eo we Tay : 7 oe a i A cael ; ; o Tee ripe 4 a” 64 ‘ ; - rd 4 j 7 So ad an airs . be ‘ as L i : = 4 - i ard ‘ su oo ; aE , � Se BB cake ; ee OER ah pe a Oe % hee ah 7 . ‘ f nes : : ‘ a Pega Ses } ‘. a ¥ s ) 4 E . ad — i anal 7 O48 7 a) - i . 4 =l 7 ; ay tips vhitan 7 f- iad . 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Audrey Van Dyke is always sc sweet, But there is a saying “Still waters run deep. Mable Jackson is sweet and kind, A true sweetheart we’re sure she’ll find. Louise Johnson is quiet and cool, We hardly know that she’s in school, Florene Howard is a pretty brunette, Most any man she could ‘get. When it comes to athletics Harold Faye leads the line, Buv in his studies he’s lagging behind. Hush, Sue Davis, don’t you cry, You'll get a “holiday” by and by. Helen Musick is short and fat, With Glenn Vernon she loves to chat. When it comes to pianos, Frances Loomis is good, To be on the@ radio we think she could. “Flatfoot” as Helen Boyd is commonly called, You can’t miss her feet when going through the hall. Madge Counts is very ‘good at art, Someday she’ll “draw” a man to her heart. Erma Ball is Madges steady, She’s so small we call ber fatty. Earl Stump is such a dandy ’Cause with the girls he’s always handy. Here comes Robert Patrick with a grin, It always extends from forehead to chin. Pearl Ann Hale just loves to joke, She makes us laugh until] we choke. Claude Honaker says he’s a pretty good boy, Because in school he makes no noise. When Velvia Hess walks down the street, She looks for Virgil whom she hopes to meet. Jean Hart is the beauty of the school But she has no respect for the golden rule. Mildred Keffer, the class tomboy, She may be little but she’s no toy. Bettye Musick is always wearing) a. grin, Wonder what boy she’s trying to win. Lottie Jane Davis is cute and small, Most people know she’s kin to Paul. Marie Dye would make a good teacher But she’ll probably end up by marrying a preacher. ' an 2 2 E ’ ; sh vt bal iL dee a F - - EY via : ; , . 4 : Ma - nd 7 y 7 ae we | fal 7) os oA; oe7 7 A : : Soe corte. 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Iris Perkins takes the name of a flower, And that’s the reason she never looks sour, Faye Allan Meade is gcod in his studies, But his iavorite hobby is reading the funnies. Glenn Vernon is next in line, His equal would be ‘hard to find. Next, my friends, is Edsel Keene, And he is sure to lead our team. Leon Keene’s profession is running the show, Why he picked that is more than we know. Cecil Miller is handscme and _ strong, Major Bowes would probably give him the gong. Bobbie B-yd is continually chewing her gum, If she’d pass it around we’d all have some. Glenn Hubbard is a lady’s man, But some old nagger he’ll probably land. Everett Quick is not so quick, Why he’s so slow he fails to tick. Joe D. Fuller is small and cute, But he’d be cuter if he played a flute. Mildred Rasnick hums and haws, When Mr. Mocre on her calls. June Sykes is quite « tease, But she has to be serious for him to please. Nellie Martin wants to be a writer, Wouldn’t it be funny if she married a fighter? Ethel Jesse is still and quiet, She’s always considerate and very polite. A beautician Ruby Sword wants to be, Drop around some day, girls and she’ll fix you up free. Tommy Plaster is little and bright, You seldom see him in a fight. Eugene is another Plaster, In his hom e he’ll be the master. In football Jack Helton is the best in town, It takes ten men to hold him down. Julius Belcher is always around, Except when he’s wanted, then he’s always in town. Willie Kate Combs is one of the blondes, Of all the boys she’s very fond, See that trap Madeline Dye has set, She’s out to catch a “beaver” yet. Here’s Charles Buckland, tall and straight, His ambition is to own a Ford V-8. , ‘ j ¢ -“ - r ‘ a 4 4 . ‘ . tay wihive 4 | i , : : i 14 j 4 slapd it : ; rs yrs p ihate 4 - 4 Yi « ; 4 - y HA, dG Z eas pr ‘ ae aon] a “ Pile : . - “. 5 lias. 9° x a 5 at ines : ps if | 4 ‘a - 3 ' hd mT ” oa : i et “¥ athe - y . + So we 5 . © r f eee 4 dan ; : Jeiec’ af ghee eet i ; y ee ioe fone 7 up pee xf . 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Miss Tate always looks so neat, And I'll tell you her pies are certainly a treat, So that’s the reason we think she’s sweet. Miss Shelor is short and sweet, To have her here is certainly a treat, We love her more as days go by ’Cause classes with her just simply fly. I guess we can take Miss Spahr next. For in our books she’s in every text, But let me tell you one more fact, You simply can’t hold a girl like that Who cimes here, it can’t be ’Fess, Why, it’s Miss Smith or I miss my guess. In typing, shorthand, and such We all appreciate her very much. Mr. Bundy is good when it comes to bugs and mice, But as for us We don’t think it’s nice, As coach of cur team he’s done very well And seldom has our team failed. Who’s this coming up the road? Why it’s Coach Harris whom you all know, He’s a jelly good fellow and full of fun, He always sings when his work is done, We wisk. Mr. Hawkins would wear suspenders. instead of a belt, ’Cause many times the pain we’ve felt, But, nevertheless, he’s a pretty good guy Except when he lets that leather belt fly. Mr, Worley is continually giving tests in History, How he thinks up such questions tc us is a mystery, One quis a month is enough. But Mr. Worley is quite tough. Mr. Kinsey, who teaches the “N. Y. A.,” Shows the boys how to rack hay, If it was left up tc these girls around, He’d be the best looking guy in town. Don’t look now, but here comes the head man, He comes in the room our faces to scan, If everything is all right, he goes back out, Leaving us alone and ready to shout But Mr. Moore is a very good boss If across our good conduct we don’t try to cross. He’s here, there, and everywhere, And all time catchine us unaware. But to make it brief, he’s a pretty swell guy. And I’m sure I dcen’t have to tell you why. “ he = FI - “) Se tee eA 7 ar bp a ’ 1é a 7 ad “ a } a� ¥ ' = Py s Sve a , 2 ri _ ¢ ‘ I sp ee 5 i _ oa - i 4 ra ae eee fe e : t70k ba = ‘ 2 nas ‘ ‘ : - . a Gey - ia a Ss ¢ as 7 ie ee 7 F pie ae . F- 7 ite 17 . ” 7 x i” lag i . 4 ie | be i] sy i} 7 ve Aye ‘ F- 4 7 { , ’ . at ae TF aj ix . a0 ’ 4 ee eee Mie hy its. Aka ‘72 = , EE pA ar foes ery a NE L ys t | te e | aan Sh eae ata!) ce). 0b eee : ra . r) oe tet ee eta pr P H ; ‘ = iw, = i os - ae . re ¥ tty shy nO Lee . ¢ 4 oes i rl te vy ol J s 4 ah. , ; al ol) ie: 9 di ’ : 4 ac} (9 “4 - i Tate, ¥ ane 7 i P j Le . S ' + seit ce CCT WY git Srey ee fs thy ak ¥ t pieoe eS Sepa 2 ‘if “ at ar vt Lb oa - its wes fe “ ” : , ® - yO SRRE Ase Ae” fat! jy? : f = 4 st ee % a ‘ i IMAGINE. Imagine Pearl Hale on stilts Imagine Ethel Jessee square dancing. Imagine Helen Musick trying to reduce. Imagine Mr, Moore in knee pants. Imagine Mary Ann McFarlane flipping papery wods. Imagine Willie Kate Combs in a bathing suit. Imagine Glenn Hubbard as a movie sstar. Imagine Joe Fuller as a radio announcer. Imagine Jack Helton being a blcnde, Imagine Earl Stump climbing a thorn bush. Imagine Nellie Martin in New Ycrk City. Imagine Robert Patrick with false teeth. Imagine Glenn Vernon with a glass eye. Imagine Everett Quick with a permanent. Imagine Velvia Hess as a grandma. Imagine Mildred Rasnake as a glamour girl. Imagine Mid Musick painting his toe nails. Imagine something Charles Buckland wouldn’t do. Imagine Mr. Bundy eating sour grapes. Imagine Edsel Keene with his eye brows arched. Imagine Louise Johnscn weighing 200 pounds. Imagine Eugene Plaster in love. Imagine Sue Davis worming tobacco. Imagine Jean Hart on roller skates. Imaigine Tommy Plaster as a prize-fighter. Imagine Erma Ball without her shadow Madge. Imagine Mabel Jackson in a quarrel. Imagine Harold Fay Meade as a dwarf. Imagine Madge Counts without a smile. Imagine Claude Honaker with a mustache. Imagine Florene Howard with blond hair. Imagine Madeline Dye with out her “Beaver.” Imagine Marie Dye not answering a History question, Imagine Helen Boyd short and fat. Imagine Iris Perkins as an opera singer. Imagine Bobbie Boyd without chewing gum. Imaigine Georgia Akers in a pair of shorts. Imagine Lottie Davis as Charlie McCarthy's twin sister, Imagine June Sykes taking Lazy Jim Day’s place. Imagine Audrey Wallace Van Dyke being in a hurry. Wooten Cronk mo are Ownree Nbes alt eee ? as le 2 rene | p LOLNz ioc cl, puseg fix Sasegety isha HEP 14 Ho 4l jJUN:OK CLASS Bresidentieeccetiticct.. sc hacks en cy ky ees Aaa: Mattie Evans IVace= Pies enter pec citvaciece cctoveas (apavevayeittersey Josephine Stacy SECELAL Viper Mette teats cists: � sie cacder Ate eitegsha bik A. P. Holliday Elizabeth Irene Ball Banna Hunt Lois Barrett Anna Jackson Mildred Barrett Mc Kinley Jewel Stella Mae Barrett Trene Jessee George Belcher Nell Ruth Johnson Clara Boyd Ralph Johnsen Gladys Boyd Lloyd McFarlane Trene Call Tunior MeGlothlin Joe Call Betty Miller Edna Call Kathleen Miller Carl Clark Elwood Jackson Louise Combs James Odel] Musick Sneda Cooke Arthur Nash Graham Cox Justine Plaster Wilbur Davis Ruby Plaster Fave Deel , Blancte Robinson Dorcthy Dye Junior Robinson Thelma Dye Virginia Russ Mattie Evans Donald Sample Om Fletcher Sada Shepard Marie Fletcher Castina Smith Walter Gent June Smith Claude Griffith Trula Smith Callie Harman Josephine Stacy Lorene Hart Claude Steele L-edia Helton Ada Stump Helen Herndon Edna Stump Albert P. Holliday Elizabeth Stump Earnest Honaker Clyde Stump Minnie Honaker Billy Sykes Robert Honaker Stanley Sykes Burley Houchins Dewey Taylor Ruby Hubbard William Wallace Thurman Hughes Glenn Wilson Grad yur 3- Lyfe SOPHOMORE CLASS Sleds uote ais, Meta AS te Ga Eunice Asburry Poss a cit dietar aks Sam Van Dyke ECO Tae eee Miles Hillman _ CLASS ROLL. , —o Eunice Asbury Ay __—- indith Ball —_- Irene Ball ee George. Ball Mac,ty Ball Si illard Eall ilmer Bal] tiilared Bartee J. D. Bartee Cainet Barrette ‘Burtan Belcher Evangline Booth Edith Booth Dallas Boyd Pauline Boyd Merman Call Ralph Campbell Hasselle Childress DB Virginia Coleman | B Lewis Combs Z. N. Combs Omer Cook Ruth Cook Ruby Davis Elmer Dee] Carrie Dell Dye Haze] Dye Mable Dye Manley Dye Sidney Dye Wilford Elkins Arbutus McNulty “ G, K. Fuller Ruby Fuller Bill Fuller Helen Gent Margaret Griffith D Thelma Harris ia Nana Helton Carlie Hess = p Viola Hess Miles Hillman z, D) Elizabeth Honaker - Maggie Honaker O. K. Hess “ Edward Horton eerie Hubbard rula Hubbard PD —Harold Keene Charles Keene Billy Kiser Elizabeth Loomis Jay Maxfield Marjorie McCord © wayne Wallace « Narcie McNulty Clifford Musick Edna Mae Musick Jeanette Musick June Musick Junior Music Clifford Owens Conley Plaster Jennings Plaster Esta Belle Reedy Dorothy Reedy Opal Roman Bob Sargent Eleanor Shreve Ferne Smith Helen Smith Jack Smith ZKenneth Starnes Harry Sykes James Sykes Lewis Taylor ' Arnold Vance Sam Vandyke Virginia Wheatley Doris Whited ! Nelchene Wilson Car] Whited -— Virginia Wright Bety Lou Wysor )G4)- AL Wisse Boxe FRESHMAN CLASS 744-1745 lew nse = Nc ‘ idee ruta 'y's 4 Peggy Thomas 5s RE Ecighs Se RE co ie Ramie Ruble CLASS ROLL. S Kenneth Ball Myrtle Ellen Ball Thelma Bostic Clyde Boyde Pauline Brown Guy Richmond Campbell Hargis Church Dean Combs Clifford Compton Basil Cooke Foster Ccoke Millard Ccoke William Counts, Jr. Carr Cox Maurice Owen Cox June Davis 3S ——Mavis Thomas Davis Bernard Dee] Carmen Ercel Deel Clarence D'ye Zella Dye Junior Earles Alice Farmer Betty Joe Fletcher Harvey Franks } Bernard Fuller DRL wt p — Nanny Lou Fuller Lucy Marie Hale Henry Hamm Myrtle Harman —— Charmie Mae Hess —— + Doris Hess ——F lcrene Hess -— W—Gracie Elwood Hess Lucille Hess se Maudie Belle Hess Paul Hite D Emmitt Honaker Gladys Honaker Helen Honaker Curtis Horton Trudelle Horton Granville Houchins Lee Hughes Sam Hughes Robert Edward Jackson Marie Jessee Henry Jewell Billie Jean Johnson Virginia Kiser Beulah Lowe Paul McFarlane Jimmie Gaye Miller June Miller Oxbie Lee Miller Ruby Leone Miller Charlie Monk Clara Mae Monk Wandg Newberry William Henry Osborne Bernice Perkins Corine Blake Plaster Evelyn Plaster Harvey Plaster L. C, Reedy Clinton Robinett Ramie Wright Ruble Louis Runyon Hazel Singleton Georgia Slate Gladys Slate - Kirby Dillon Smith Allen Steele Eleanor Steele Jean Steele Kyle William Steele Edith Marie Stump Clifford Sykes Russell Clifton Sykes Amaleen Taylor Carter Lee Taylor - ) Dorothy Ellen Taylor Leve Taylor Roscoe Henry Taylors, Pegzy Thomas — June Van Dyke Ruth Jeanette Wampler Virgie Ward Nella Welch Zella Welch Flem Kanan Whited, Jr. C. P. Williams, Jr. js5 Stella Virginia Willis Betty Jane Wilson — P Helen Wingo Hazel Wilson i@ ees ire RYN mani om : 1: a ‘oor F 7 � ae th et - LORIE ee ¥ . Oe ‘err aller atk: er ee 7 4 toate gaat ver a ® 7 ry ie i ra 7 poet hi Salt - 2 Athletics FOOTBALL ny cuelle Harrisnmer rics. Pe eet Past cheerarore is Ws. ceveiel Rows .. Coach Carle Glarkewsd laste wertetsy Mite ci ck seen t «ssa ee 88 Manager Earoldmenia vas MCadcmmninmtants conics + cinicre serteroreans « Captain Left to Right—Front row: J. D. Bartee (Back), Julius Bel- cher, (Back), Guy Campbell (Guard), Edsel Keene (Back), F. K. Whited (Center), Jack Helton (Back), Don Sam les (Guard). Back row: Claude Steele (End), Maurice Cox (End), George Ball (Tackle), Charles Pucklend (Tackle), Harold Fay Meade (End), Ramie Ruble (Tackle), G. K. Fuller (Guard), Joe Call (Tackle), Yeuel! Harris (Coach). 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CUCIIM FART IS ay Mise rcmretrn ee oof ete Re cious cio Menems Hoan Coach Ean Kem VV LCC Setewevay tte a oxcrsievaus: cleans, ssa, 6 Sekete 8-8 «ones Manager Ale: BIS LEFWE ILE SA ty Catch Alceoech Seka cy OG CERO o CIO ates oe Captain Lloyd McFarlane Edsel Keene Carl Clarke F. K. Whited Harold Fay Meade J. D, Bartee Claude Steele Honaker y. Tazewell.... |. naker v. Meadowview.. Honakey v. Rictlands.... Honaker y. Appalachia... Kronaker ive WiSe ? ass oss Honaker vy. Castlewsod... Honaker y. Appalachia.. H:naker vy. Lebanon..... Honaker vy Cleveland..... Honaker v. Castlewood... Honaker v. Wise........ Honaker vy, Tazewell..... Louis Taylor Ramie Ruble Junior McGlothlin Buddy Williams Louis Combs Z, N. Combs SCHEDULE Have H. 16 32 MHonaker v. Garden Creek. 13 382 23 Hcnaker y. Richlands.... 31 21 22 H naker v. Abingdon.... 38 386 23 H naker v. Grundy...... 23 22 16 MHonaker v. Dante........ 30 19 22 MHonaker vy. Lebanon..... 25 34 26 Honaker yv, Cleveland.... 23 25 15 MHonaker v. Grundy...... 48 18 33 Honaker v. Grundy...... 48 39 28 Honaker y. Abingdon.... 50 25 49 Honaker y. Dante....... 18 15 47 16 17 11 17 23 13 21 25 25 18 23 ee 1 albetd = % ie ‘? o- —f es i a wi al : a stag) 7 _—_ a gE? ye why agi cea os ndagiviet . ity au rast ipl tee Re os! a nas Girls’ Basketball Team Wiilliainie BURG Vamos nce ees: cook er Reine Scie: � stePitels ote Coach MaryeAnneMcHarlane ss sitesi tctecreiee s ols teacer Manager Suess Litas Davis permet corre cieisisshers ur storer eet See teiereg oats Captain Frances Loomis ....... G IMACtIC EVANS setae. 1 rs G Josephine Stacy ...... G Betty Lou Wysor....... F Bettye Millermee merce « F Marie Fletcher ........ F Ediths Ballers. ere. 1 nos G Louise Combs ......... F Sue Litz Davis....... ..G Opal Romane. tere G Helenmelonakenaataet crac cain 3 seintateleateneih a cue aise sys sctarcaerade s F GAMES H. V H. Vz. Ii naker v. Meadowview.. 37 380 MHdinaker v. 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Holliday William Wallace McKinley Jewell Walter Gent Leon Keene Claude Steele Ear] Stump Joe Fuller Spcnsor President Vice-President I Aly fie REY Bo ac eb ean ali - + BETA CLUB . Miss Marval laouainlchienen -e leeasercrec ers ias-y Anim aps werlaner hs si. sccet tem Reber besa el ever eet cis, -Coreses cual, ee Bett yo Miler © csceeierey 5 « aiciparseicae ts MEMBERS Robert Patrick T'a vy Ann McFarlane Petty Miller Jcserhine Stacy Jvne Smith Nell Ruth Johnson Betty Lou Wvy-or wioyetate (us omeuene oe Sponsor Me hic ee “residens AEE V.ce President Pre io ere Secretary Elizabeth Honaker Marie Dye Mabla Jack-cn Tren. Jessee Ruby Plaster Georgia Akers Junior Musick I yu loop © dO RK. 2, © UB. Yreick (Howry | ame: Narra teer 7 Hider NeOuem@® Hebe Eater ati, 7” Rese Cbomm Cok? 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