Honaker High School - Torch Yearbook (Honaker, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1941 volume:

1941 piifataljied Hg QHl? i’pmnr CElaaa llnnakpr ilugh i rhmt! Sfmtakrr, Utrgtma The Student Body Holds it a high privilege in dedicating the Nineteen forty-one Torch to Mr. G. II. Givens Superintendent of Russell County Schools, Whose unself esh and loyal devotion to the interest of public education has meant so much to our school. High school clays are happiest. High school friends are truest. Work and play together here 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 let us sing a song to 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 shall always be As true forever as today To dear old H. H. S. Rah ' Rah! Mr. Lynn F. Moore, Principal H. H. S. (Elaaa 1941 Motto Not at the top, but climbing Uass Flower Red Rose Class Colors Blue and Cold Mascots Macel Holliday Carol Honaker (UlaBB ©ftuprB President A. P Holliday Vice-President . Walter Gent Secretary-Treasurer Billy Sykes tuii pnt Unity mi ffllass ©ffirprs Betty Miller President Student Body Ruby Plaster Secretary Student Body A. P. Holliday . .President Senior ' . lass Walter Gent Vice President Senior Class Billy Sykes Secretary Senior Class Henry Glenn Musick . . President Junior Class Miles Hillman Vice President Junior Class Carl Whited Secretary Junior Class Louis Runyon President Sophomore Class Sam Huqhes .... .. Vice President Sophomore Class Robert Jackson Secretary Sophomore Class Buster Johnson President Freshman Class Bill V dr ' c e - . . . Secretary Freshman Class GRADE FACULTY Mrs. Nora Shelton Seventh Grade Miss Naoma Breeding Seventh “ Dollie Mae Davis Sixth ” “ Josephine Thomas Fifth and Sixth’ “ Myrtle Hubbard Fifth “ Laura Smith . . . Fourth “ Nannie Mae Hurt . . . . Third and Fourth “ Lavie Tate Third “ Lucy Robinson . . . Second “ Edith Mays First and Second “ Ann Boyd First HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Charles W. Worley . . Yeuell Harris Lynn F. Moore W. T. Hawkins William Bundy Lee Olin Boye Miss Katheryn Settle Miss Mildred Tate Miss Violet Baldauf Miss Margaret Shelor .. Miss Virginia Caywood Mrs. Margaret T. James ..... History Athletic Coach .... ... Principal Agriculture Science History English . . Home Economics Religious Education . Foreign Languages Mathematics ... Commercial THE CLASS SONG To the dear old school we love so well, A farewell song of cheer Although we‘re leaving her behind Our memory lingers here. We‘ve found its been a stepping stone To History and Fame, So when her walls have tumbled down We’ll love you just the same. We‘ll love you- just the same old school We‘ll love you just the same And when your walls have tumbled down We’ll love you just the same. And so we say good-bye to friends And teachers all so dear, We finish to begin old school For we learned it all right here. Not at the top, but climbing. We’ll soon be on our way What we’ve achieved in this dear school Will come back to her some day. We‘ll love you jnst the same old sehool. We’ll love you just the same And when your walls have tumbled down, We’ll love you just the same. Tune: “Auld Lang Syne“ Lois Barrett Mildred Barrett Stella Barrett George Belcher Clara Boyd Gladys Boyd Edna Call Irene Call Carl Clark, Jr. Snoda Cooke Wilbur Clayton Davis Faye Deel Dorothy Dye Mattie Evans Oma Fletcher Walter Robert Gent Claude Ellis Griffith Callie Harman Lorene Hart Loedio Helton Helen Herndon Albert Paten Holiday Ernest Lee Honaker Minnie Honaker Robert Honaker Ruby Hubbard Thurman Hughes Anna Catherine Jackson SENIORS ‘CL ocd Jackson Irere Hester Jessee McKinley Jewell R:lph Johnson Nell Ruth Johnson Betty Christine Miller Ivathl en Miller Jimn y Odell Musick Arthur Ma’-,� or Nash Ruby Plaster Justine Plaster Blanche Robinson Junior Robinson Virginia M. Russ Don James Samples Sada Shepherd Castina Smith June Smith Trula Ann Smith Josephine Stacy Ada Stump Clyde Stump Edna Stump Elizabeth Stump Billy Sykes Stanlsy Marvin Sykes William Newton Wallace Glenn Wilson We‘re Not At The Top By Ruby Hubbard As we leave dear old H. H. S. Our places others will fill. ‘We ' re not at the top, but climbing’ Our memory will linger still. For four years we’ve been on our way Just a start to be a success. We‘re facing the world of tomorrow Hoping to gam the best. We‘ve got the future before us Let ' s never attempt to stop But face the world with bravery We‘11 climb till we get to the top. PERSONALITIES Lois Barrett If personality gains success, we are sure that Lois can accom- plish much. She is always awake to duty and ' doesn ' t seem to mind to work. Language Club 2 yrs.; Hi-Y 1 yr.; Track 1 yr.; County Reci- tation Contest 3 yrs.; Formal Drill 3 yrs.; Gle° Club 1 yr. Mildred Barrett A very nice friend is Mildred. She is always eager to share her friendliness with everyone. Keep striving and we are sure you will gain many friends. Language Club 2 yrs. Stella Barrett Who’s there ? Why Stella Barrett, who is very nice and sweet. Sometimes she seems a little shy. Language Club,l yr.; Softball 2 yrs.; Basketball 1 yr.; Glee Club 1 yr. George Belcher George’s fun and folly is in equal ratio with his size. It seems pretty hard ' to get a joke on George but “the bigger they are the harder they fall.’’ Football 2 yrs. Hi-Y 3 yrs. Clara Boyd Although Clara is very quiet she is also nice and sweet. Her charming smile and pleasing personality have acquired for her a long chain of friends. Language Club 2 yrs. Gladys Boyd When you hear a certain little giggle you can assume that Gladys is soir.ewh.re near. She has that winning smile and we all love her. Language Club 2 yrs.; Softball 1 yr. Irene Call She possesses 2 pleasing personality ar.d is talented in neat- ness. Formal Drill 3 yrs.; GLe Club 3 yrs.; Hi-Y 1 yr.; Language Club 1 yr. Edna Call Edna has a disposition and a winning smile that will carry her far in life. Glee Club 4 yrs.; Track; Formal Drill. Carl Clark Look — - there comes “Sorny,” cne of the most popular Senior boys. His good nature and wit are his outstanding characteristics. F. F. A. 4 yrs.; Hi-Y 2 yrs.; Literary Society 1 yw; ' Basketball Baseball, Tennis, County Contest Play. Snoda Cook Snoda is especially fond of art and poetry. Her neatness and abilities will be of great assistance in her futur ; life. Language Club 1 yr. Wilbur Davis ‘‘Shag” is one of the smallest in our class and is also one of the quietest. He is always ready to share his part of work. Hi-Y 2 yrs.; F. F. A. 3 yrs. Dorothy Dye She may be small but she is also loud. Sunny disposition and good nature will attain her goal in whatever field she may strive. Language Club 2 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr. Mattie Evans Just one glance at Mattie and you will understand why she is so popular. Sh is a good sport and has won herself a reputation in Athletics as well as school work. Dramatic Club 1 yr.; Hi-Y 1 yr.; Basketball 3 yrs.; All County Team 1 yr.; Softball 3 yrs.: Glee Club 3 yrs.; Beta Club 1 yr.; For- mal Drill 2 yrs.; Basketball-throw 1 yr.; County Contest Play 1 yr.; Pres, of Jr. Class. Oma Fletcher Prissy is a sincere End studious girl. She has made a grand success of her high school life. Keep striving and we are sure you will attain your goal. Hi-Y 1 yr.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Sec. and Treas. Freshman Class, Garden High; Eltiquette Club; Glee Club 2 yrs.; Softball 2 yrs.; Sewing Club; Language Club 1 yr.; Formal Drill 3 yrs.; Biograph- er of Annual 4th yr. Marie Fletcher “Fletch ’ has that certain disposition which will accomplish success. Gee, hut does Fletch like to get a joke on someone and is it hard to pull anything over her. (Wonder if her height has any- thing to do with this.) Basketball 3 yrs.; Softball 3 yrs.; Track 1 yr.; Formal Drill 2 yrs.; Glee Club 2 yrs.; Hi-Y Club 1 yr.; Chairman of Program Committee, Library Club; Language Club 1 yr.; County Contest Recitation 4th yr. Willie FWye Deel is Messed with a pleasing personality and ability to gain friends. She ha s a smile for all her friends. Language Uub 1 yr.; library Club 1 yr.; Glee Club 1 yr. Kathleen Miller Look at Kathleen and you can guess why she is loved by all her classmai.es. She has ill- disposition and ability that it takes to gain success in life. Kanguage diuo z yrs.; Dramatic Club 1 yr.; Library Club 1 yr. Ernest Lee Honaker His smallness has nothing to do with his talkative ability. We all wish him luck. F. F. A. 3 yrs.; Hi-Y 1 yr.; Basketball 1 yr.; Football 1 yr. Arthur Nash i . L. nas won the admiration and friendship of everyone in class. Anyone who looks as nice in a dress as P. L. should get a job as a model. Robert Honaker Is a quiet and nice friend — always alert and on duty. Josephine fatacy “Joe” is poss.ssed with a talent in music, and we all love to hear her sing.. She has a sweet personality and a loving disposition. Vice-Pies. of Jr. Class; Glee Club 4 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Sec. and Treas. of B.ta Club 1 yr.; Formal Drill 3 yrs.; Writer of Senior Class song; Hi-Y 1 yr. Trula Ann Smith Her friendly spiiit wins friends wherever she goes. She is a very studious p.rson. Glee Club 3 yrs.; Language Club 1 yr.; Dramatic Club 1 yr.; Beta Club 1 yr.; Library Club 1 yr. Virginia M. Russ She goes at her work in a way to accomplish success. She has a pleasant disposition. Language Club 1 yr.; Hi-Y Club 1 yr.; Glee Club 2 yrs. Castina B. Smith Although Castina is quiet, sh- has talent in art and writing. Her neatness is a valuable asset in her life. Glee Club 3 yrs.; Language Club 1 yr.; Dramatic Club 1 yr.; Library Club 1 yr. Blanche Robinson A more friendly,, pleasant girl cannot b= found. Behind her she leaves tracks that show her remarkable discovery. Good luck, Blanche. Formal Drill 1 yr.; Language Club 2 yrs.; President of Lan- guage Club 1 yr.; Reporter 1 yr. William Wallace William is another of our small quiet classmates but he does not shirk his duty. Hi-Y 1 yr.; F. F. A. 2 yrs. Don Samples His qualities of being a sport and a reliable worker have gain- ed for him a long chain of friends. Hi-Y 2 yrs.; Sergeant-at-arms in F. F. A. 2 yrs; Vice-Pres. of F. F. A. 1 yr.; Football 2 yrs. Clyde Stump He is a quiet, studious and nice person. By his friendliness he has gained the admiration and friendship of many. F. F. A. 3 yrs. Ada Stump As her classniates have found Ada is c- sweet, lovable person. Everyone adores her friendliness. Language Club 2 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr. Ruby Plaster We are sure that no one could find a person with a sweeter personality or a more pleasant disposition than Ruby. She is one of the most studious jersoi.s in class ana we all wLh her luck. Glee Club 3 yrs.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Literary Club 1 yr.; Editor of School paper 1 yr.; Sec. and Treas. of Student Body 1 yr.; Re- presentative in State Latin Tournament 1 yr.; History Department of the Annual. June Smith Is willing to ur.dcrtak anything and can always hold her own in arguments. She has a pleasant personality and a sweet smile. Formal Drill 3 yrs.; Softball 3 yrs.; Wit collector for school paper; Sec. of Jr. Class; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Vice-Pres. of Beta Club 1 yr. Justin. Plaster Is nice to eveiyone and we are sure her disposition and abil- ity will carry her far in life. Language Club 2 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr. Lorene Hart Those large brown eyes seem to flirt with everyone she meets She is liked by her classmates. Glee Club 3 yrs.; County Contest Play. Elwood ' Jackson Although he is one of our quiet friends he has our admiration and respect. F. F. A. 3 yrs. Loedio H.lton Is mighty sweet and has a disposition that has won her man. We all wish them luck. Language Club 2 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr.; History Club 1 yr.; Sec. and Treas. of Language Club 1 yr. ; Formal Drill 1 yr. Elizabeth Stump “Libby’’ is the dark ey d beauty of the Senior Class. Every- one understands that she is under the influence of one of Uncle Sam’s army boys. Language Club 2 yrs.; Pres. Language Club; Dramatic Club 1 yr.; Presid nt Formal Drill 2 yrs. Anna Jackson Anna is that music-making g 2 l from the mountains. (Big A, to be a little more definite). A nice, sweet girl whom everyone likes. Her ambitions arc to keep on making music. Glee Club 2 yrs.; Language Club 1 yr.; Business Manager of Annual. Nell Ruth Johnson Ruth is a cute kid and does she study. And she makes A’s too. Keep it up and you will make sompin’ of yourself. Softball 2 yrs.; Basketball 1 yr.; Formal Drill 1 yr.; Language Club 1 yr.; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Reporter 1 yr.; Glee Club 3 yrs.; Bi- ographer of Annual 4th yr.; Representative in Latin tournament 3rd yr. Ralph Johnson “R.d,” as he is generally called, is Ruth’s brother and they certainl y run a close race in grades. Ralph is a sociable sort of fellow whom everyone likes. F. F. A. 3 yrs.; Hi-Y 2 yrs. Billy Sykes Billy is one of the most popular boys in high school. He al- ways has some girl irailirg around aft r him. Watch out, girls. He is a lady-killer. Hi-Y 3 yrs.; F. F. A. 2 yrs.; Reporter 1 yr.; Baseball 1 yr.; Secretary of Senior Class; Literary Contest at Emory 4th yr.; As- sistant Business Manager of Annual; Elected b.st looking boy by student body 3rd yr. Sad ' a Shepherd Sada is a sweet kid and you can always be sure that when she gats to school on time that they are all here. Glee Club 1 yr.; Language Club 1 yr. Callie Harman You had better watch out folks, cause here comes that right- handed pitch er who can suiely fan ihem. Also tha biggest tomboy in high school. Maybe a certain third-year basketball player does not think so. Softball 3 yrs. Thurman Hughes Thurman is a quiet and studious boy and a grand ' football player. Literary Society 1 yr.; Football 1 yr.; F. F. A., 3 yrs. B.tty Miller Beuy is a very sv. eet and talented girl. Singing has become natural to her and voice is important in her life. Glee Club 4 yis.; f orn.al Drill 3 yrs.; Lead r 3rd yr.;Basketball 3 yrs., Manager 2nd yr., Literary Club 1 yr.; Beta Club 2 yrs., Sec. 3rd yr., and ' Pres. 4th yr.; Winner of County Vocal Contest 3rd yr.; Third place in State Vocal Contest 4ih yr.; Represnted H. H. S. at S. C A. Meeting at Tazewell 3rd yr.; Sports Editor of H. H. S. Echo 3rd yr.; Prs. cf Student Body 4th yr.; Pres. Hi-Y Club 4th yr.; County Contest Play 4th yr.; Literary Contest at Emory 4th yr.; Assis.. nt Busin ss Manager of Annual 4th yr.; Sight-reading County Contest 4th yr. Helen Herndon Whenever you see P.elen theie is also a smile wailing for you. She is always on ih_ sunny side, so just remain that way, Helen. Glee Club 3 yrs.; Hi-Y 1 yr.; Corres. Sec.; Basketball i yr. . Softball 1 yr.; Formal Drill 3 yrs. Glen Wilson Glen is tail, dark and handsome, and he adores school life. He’s a goou actor and a Lciies man. F. L. A. 1 yr.; Report. r; Hi-Y 2 yrs. Stanley Sykes Now doesn’t that name sound like a baseball pitcher? Stan can really swing that right arm when it comes to putting the ball over home plate. R.ep it up b an, and you will be a professional lor the Giants. L. r. a. 1 yr.; Baseball 4 yrs.; Volley Ball 2 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Basketball I yr.; tii-L r yr., nicer ary Society 1 yr.; Entered Tracie Meet at Wyiheville in 1940. Ruby Hubbard Ruby is the poet of the class. Boy, we believe she could make 2 ana 2 rime. J.st Keep up cue goou work Ruby and you’ll get a break. Language Club 2 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr.; Formal Drill 1 yr. Junior Robinson Junior is a wizaid at most everything. A good historian, good in English, and, boy, can ne sling ink — best handwriting of any boy in the Senior Cuss. F. F. A. 3 yrs.; Hi-Y 2 yrs. Jimmy Musick That tall, dark and handsome Romeo who goes around break- ing all the girls’ hearts. Don t take it seriously, Jimmy. We think you’re a fine boy and wish you much success Baseball 1 yr.; F. F. A. 3 yrs., Treas. 4th yr.; Hi-Y 2 yrs. A. P. Holiday Cute you say? Why cute is no word for him. Why all the g’irls are just crazy about him and they think he is .rling. Watch out girls, or he’ll break your hearts. Pres, of Senior Class 4th yr.; Pres. Hi-Y 4th yr.; Sec. Hi-Y 3rd yr; Treas. F. F. A. 2nd yr.; Sec. F. F. A. 3rd yr; Attended rally at VPI 2nd yr.; Member of County Contest Play 4th yr.; Entered Speaking Contest at Emory 4th yr.; Played basket- ball 2 yrs.; Treas. of Junior Class; Assistant Editor of Paper. Walter Gent A nicer or more gentlemanly boy can’t be found. Good look- ing, nice personality aid a winning smile, makes him have the ad- miration and friendship of all his classmates. Football 3rd and 4th yrs.; F. F. A. 3 yrs., Pres. 4th yr.; Hi-Y 2 yrs., Sec. 3rd yr., Vice-Pres. 4th yr.; Basketball 1 yr., Manager 2 yrs.; Vice-Pres. of Senior Class; Volley Ball 1 yr.; Business Man- ager of School paper 3rd yr.; Represented H. H. S. at F. F. A. rally at Blacksburg in 1939. McKinley Jewell Who’s this? Why McKinley, the most studious boy in our class. You’re bound to be a success, McKinley, in whatever you under- take. Hi-Y Club 3rd and 4th yr.; F. F. A. 2nd, 3rd and ' 4 yrs.; Treas. 3rd yr.; Secretary 4th yr.; Basketball 3rd, 4th yr.; Assistant Busi- ness Mgr. of school paper 3rd yr. ; Elected most studious boy by student body 3rd yr.; Represented H. H. S. at Blacksburg Rally 3rd yr. Irene Jessee Here comes one of the nicest girls anyone could hope to meet. She has a smile for everyone — a very talented actress and speaker. Glee Club 2 yrs.; Language Club 1 yr.; Business Manager of Annual. Minnie Honaker Minnie is well known for her level. Sensible advisor for the whole Senior group with a quick smile and a nice personality. Edna Stump Edna is really a sweat girl. Every time she smiles you see two dimples peeping ’round at you. Good luck, Edna. Language Club 1 yr. Claude Griffith Here comes that boy who always has something up his sleeve. Either a joke on you or something funny to tell. Really a hit with everyone and a line that wins many friends. PROPHECY OF CLASS OF 41 It was a rare spring twilight, the azure haze of the sky was not marred by a single cloud; beautiful flowers were blooming everywhere; the birds were drowsily calling to their mates from their nests; but there w;as something on our mind that kept us from enjoying these beauties of nature. Suddenly, we were startled ' by something lightly tapping on the floor near our feet. We were so astonished that we could not speak. In a few seconds it left, leaving a magic mirror lying at our feet. As we gazed into it, amazed at what we saw, the scenes were changing swiftly. But from the first we recognized th . min- iature figures as our classmates in the years to come. This is what we saw: DATE 1951 Faye Deel has joined the Salvation Army. She ar.d her hus- band are doing many kind deeds of mercy among the poor unfor- tunate people. Anhur Nash is professor of English at Coker University and his many friends in Honaker are proud of the honors he has re- ceived. Oma Fletcher has a Urge school of dancing and expression. This is patronized by the wealthy class at Blackford and is con- sidered ' the bast in the United States. Thurman Hughes is football coach at the University of Vir- ginia. Virginia Russ is the honorable writer of “A Successful Life” appearing weekly in the “Honak r Herald” advising young girls on all affairs of love, courtship, marriage and divorce. Junior Robinson, because of his clear, distinct voice, has secured a position as Hog Caller” in “Pumpkin Center.” Ralph Johnson runs a beauty parlor in Swords Craek, V?. His specialty is “Henna Shampoo,” which he invented himself. His red hair is much admired ' by the ladies and he does a flourishing busi- ness. Ada Strmp has be n made famous by her book entitled “How to Acquire a Slender Figure.” Dorothy Dye, after many years of faithful work, has been promoted to the position of floor-walker at Ben Franklin Store. Jimmy Musick and Billy Sykes, having won in a contest for the most handsome men in America, have gone to Hollywood where they are quite the rage. Claude Griffith, after many years of patient labor, has gone into the hot-dog business. Le has one of the most up-to-date- stands in Gardner. Edna Stump has just been announced world’s champion wo- man boxer. We might have known Edna could swing a wicked right. Irene Call is one of the greatest European Historians. Seda Shepherd is the world ' s great. st opera singer. She ap- pears on the Kate Smith hour, weekly over station “PUNK.” Castina Smith, a famous typist, has just burned up two type- writers. Such speed is incradible. E ' dna Call, after many tries to catch a husband, finally has been successful. The lucky (?) guy is Carol Davis. Stanley Sykes is assistant-manager of Mr. Andy Harmon’s (grandfather of Josephine Stacy) griss-mill on Little River. Ruby Phster is the most famous doctor now engaged in this work in Southwest Virginia. We kr.ew her intelligence would ' lead her to success. Minnie Horaker has become the world’s most famous spiri ual- ist. She travels in her little car. visiting 11 the important cities namely, Artrip, Hon-ker, Drill, and Pumpkin Center. Elwood Jackson, a famous commentator, has taken Lowell Thomas’ place. A. P. Holliday has won the title of Champion Billiard Player in Virginia. Sonny Clark is in the real estate business. One of the most successful deals that he has pvt across is the Lasing, for an in- definite length of time, a portion of property on Drug Store Hill. Stella Barrett is the joint owner of “Price and Barr.tt” Ten Cent Store in Glade Springs. Nothing over 98c. Nell Ruth Johnson is the author of the new Revised Edition of Uncle Samuel Johnson’s dictionary. Loedio Helton is doing her daily routine work as the house- wife of Mr. Paul Smith. Elizabeth Stump has accomplished the purpose that she was trying to gain when writing PVT. on so many letters during her last year in High School. Don Sample has received a patent on his latest invention, “The Sawmill Clipper.” William Wallace, an electrician, is in the “Old Soldiers ' Home” recovering from a broken heart. Clyde Stump is the chief opponent of Mayor LaGuardia of New York in the coming election. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gent are running a nursery on the E ' b- bie’s Knob. The Missus is the former Betty Miller. Earnest Honaker is the head chief on the “Sawmill Clipper,” one of the largest U. S. airliners recently built by Mr. Don Samples. Blanche Robinson and Kathleen Miller have embarked on the Ship of Happiness and set sail upon the calm and peaceful!???) sea ol Matrimony. Lorene Hart is owner of Green Fly Inn at Finney. Snods Cook has won lime and fortune as editor of a fun magazine known as the “Daily Blab.” Josephine Stacy is living m a little cottage on the Tunnel, call- ing the roll for the Sykes children to come to supper. Mattie Evans is second “Kiser Bill.” Justine Plaster is now serving a life sentence in Sing Sing Prison for delib.rately murdering the Englisn language. Ruby Hubbard is a missionary in China. She has had several narrow esc.pes lnm. Lamms. Glen Wilson is conquered one of the best dancing masters of the age; h. has a large studio at Finney. Mildred Barrett is ihe best secretary ever employed by George Belch ,r, wealthy business man, and she is always on time — won- der why ? ? Clara Boyd ' is a famous lecturer and will soon make public appearances m New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and other im- portant cities. June Smith, after five unsuc-c.ssful attempts, has at last fish- ed a sa ilor from the sea. Wilbur Davis has just been appointed U. S. Ambassador to Germany. Helen Herndon and Marie Fietch r are famous secret service workers. Ifiey have just rounded up one of the worst criminal gangs of the underworld. Anna Jackson and Charlie McCarthy are touring around ttu world, making personal appearances. Anna is taking the place of Edgar Bergen, who was murdered by Charlie. Although it is a dangerous expedition, we are looking for her back safe and sound. Robert Honaker has left for Hollywood where he will play as Rhett Butler in a modern production of “Gone With the Wind ' ,” It is reported that Miss Jean Hess will play the role of Scarlett O’Hara. Gladys Boyd is employed by the ‘Big Top Circus” as fortune, teller. Trula Smith is employed as air hostess on the new streamlin- ed train “The Honak:r Special.” Irene Jessee is a very conceited housewife on “Cracher’s Neck.” All the history she knew didn’t do her much good. Lois Barrett and Callie Harmon are the only old maids of the ’41 class as they were jilted soon afier the commencement. Their memories are not forgotten as Lois cherishes a locket of long ago with a beautiful picture of Elwood Jackson in it, a treas- ure of years gone by. The pangs of their solitary existence are offset by their substitutes for men; namely, a lamp that smokes, a parrot that swears and a cat that stays out nights. As the last picture faded away, a loud noise brought us back into the world ' of mortals. It was nothing but the howling of a dog. We sat upright trying to comprehend what we had just se n. We realized, at last, that we had fallen asleep while musing over our troubles and had by so doing, dreamed away our worries CLASS POEM Mildred Barrett is a pretty brunette She’s a friend we won’t forget. Stella Barrett is a friend to all, She ' s low, and nice, but not very tall. Lois Barrett is the fun of the class When it comes to working she’ll do the task. Clara Boyd has pretty curly hair, Her teeth are white, her complexion is fair. Gladys Boyd is all the time giggling around We wonder how she’d look with a frown. Virginia Russ obeys the Golden Rule She’s one of the nicest girls at school. Edna Stump is quiet, we’re sure to guess She’ll be sure to get a Hess. Anna Ja ckson never seems to be blue She’s a good musician, too. Dorothy Dye never quits fussing About anything we are discussing. Elizabeth Stump has always been petted Her hair will show wh n she gets gray-headed. KathLen Miller always wears a smile She’s continually doing things worthwhile. Minnie Honaker is good to us all She never makes a noise going through the hall. Ruby Plaster is one that is bright, She always answers the questions right. Irene Call is little, but loud ' , I’m telling you sh_ walks mighty proud. Marie Fletcher, we’re glad to say, In 1999 will be President of the U. S. A. Sada Shepherd is not left alone, She’s got a fri.nd in the Canal Zone. Junior Robinson is full of fun He never quits till the work is done. Don Samples is fond of reading When he starts courting, he believes in spe.ding. Clyde Stump has made a fair run, The Senior Class thanks him for all he’s done. Stanley Sykes believes in “sparking” On Little River Road he’s often parking. Billy Sykes sure is a good sport They call him “Bill” because it’s short. William Wallace is a “cute” little chap Probably he takes it after his “pap.” Glen Wilson is very bold Most any girl friend he can hold. George Belcher is the laziest boy in town It’s a mystery how he gets around. Carl Clark, Jr., is known as “Cyclone” He eats all the meat, and saves “Agnes” the bone. Wilbur Davis is a very quiet boy Could any girl fill his heart with joy? Walter Gent is taking care of his bill That’s why he goes on the Blackford Hill. Claude Griffith is so funny he makes us laugh With such silly answers he gives in class. A. P. HUliday is one of Honaker’s brightest boys, He’s too grown up to play with toys. Robert Honaker is a good looking guy, Bift probably at the end, he’ll be a spy. Thurman Hughes is quiet as a mouse, Yoq hardly know he’s about the house. Ernest Honaker is a broth, r to Minnie Of all the girls he doesn’t want any. Elwood Jackson is very polite, It’s a mystery how he keeps so quiet. McKinley Jewell is full of pride. He can walk by most any girl’s side. Ralph Jchnscn is known as “Red.” We’ll think of him when he’s dead. Jimmy Musiek is handsome and tall, For :a blonde like Marie he’s bound to fall. P. L. Nash is fond of all the girls, Especially if they ha e brown eyes and curls. Trula Smith is gcod in History Four Maybe it’s b cause she gets to look at Mr. Moore. Jine Smith is good for saying a recitation I bet she’ll be “first lady” of our nation. Callie Harman likes to read the news She never se.ir.s to have the blues. Lorene Hart tops all the girls Will she be a Smith, or is it an Earls? Ada Stump sure can laugh, She would make a girl and a half. Snod ' a Cooke is always making an excuse, Vote for her for Sheriff and she ' ll turn you loose. Justice Plaster bosses us all she can, We pity some poor, good hearted man. Edr.a Call courts every Saturday and Sunday, She surely is struck on Mr. Bundy. Betty Miller is sweat as a daisy, She’s causing Walter Gent to go simply crazy. Ruby Hubbard is not very tall, She has so many boy friends she can ' t hold ' them all Helen Herndon is always in style, You can plainly tell her by her smile. Irene Jessee is a favorite of us all She has done many useful things large and small. Castina Smith is a second Miss Tate, But for typing class she’s always late. Blanche Robinson is quite a. kid, Wc wonder how many biscuits she’s hid. Oma Fletcher is happy though the weather be stormy She’s got a good looking boy friend in the army. Mattie Evans is a star of the basketball team, When she stops a goal we’re bound to scream. Nell Ruth Johnson isn’t very tall She’s .a star of the team in basketball. Josephin. Stacy has a good “Stan” She’s one of the leaders of the Senior Band. Loedio Helton, we must confess, Wears a smile for everyone at H. H. S. Faye Deel is tall, but. sweet, She would knock ary man off his feet. JUNIORS Eunice Asbury Edith E. Ball Edith Irene Bs 11 George Ball Mack Alim Ball Willard Ball Wilmer Ball Cornet Barrett Mildred Bartce Burton Belcher Edith Booth Evangeline Booth Dallas Boyd Merriman Call Hassell Childress Virginia Colenran Ruth Cook Oraer Cook Ruby Davis Elmer Deel Carrie Dell Dye Cleatis Dye Hazel Dye Mabel Dye Manley Dye Sidney Dye Winfred Elkins Helen Gent Margaret Griffith Elizabeth Honaker Maggie Honaker Lucille Hubbard Trula Hubbard Miles Hillman klorence Jackson Charles Keene Harold Keene Billy Kiser Elizabeth Loomis Margari; McCord Arbutus McNulty Narcie McNulty Clifford Musick Edtia Musick Jeanette Musick June Musick Junior Musick Clifford Owens Conley Plaster Jennings Plaster Dorothy Reedy Opal Roman Helen Smith Jack Smith Feme Smith Kenneth Starnes Harry Sykes ?helma Harris larlie Hess Hola Hess ■Tana Helton Betty Lou Wysor Lewis Taylor Wis.yne Wallace Nelchene Wilson Carl Whited Virginia Wright SOPHOMORES Boyd, Clyde Brooks, Jean Ball, Kenneth Ball, MyrtL Brown, Pauline Boslic, Thelma Campbell, Guy Church, Hargis Combs, Don Combs, Jr. Compton, Bill Compton, Clifford Cook, Foster Cook, Millard Cox, Maurice Davis. June Davis, Mavis Deel, Bernard Deel, Ercel Dye, Clarence Dye, Zella Earls, Jr. Farmer, Alice Fletcher, Betty Jo Franks, Harvie Fuller, Nannie Lou Hiagy, Betty Lou Hale, Marie Hamm, Henry Harman, Myrtle Hess, Charmie Hess, Doris Hess, Lucille Hess, Maudie Bell Hite, Paul Honaker, Emmet Honaker, Gladys Honaker, Helen Horton, Curtiss Horton, TrucTella Hughes, Sam Jackson, Robert Jcssee, Marie Jewell, Bernard Jewell, Henry Johnson, Billie J an Miller, Jimmie Cay Miller. Ju ' e Miller. Orbie Miller, Ruby Ki-er, Virginia 0 borne, William Perkins, Bernice Planter, Corene Rasnake. Jack Reedy, L. C Robinette, Clintcn Runyon, Lo is Singleton Hazel Slale, Georgia Slate, Gladys Steele, All n Steele, Eleanor Steele, Jean S l eele, Kyle Stump, Marie Sykes, Lucy Sykes, Russell Taylor, Amaleen Taylor, Carter Taylor. Dorothy Taylor, Love Thomas, Peggy VanDyke, June Wampler, Ruth Ward, Virgie Welch, Nella Welch, Zella Wingo, Helen Wilson, Betty Jan e Wilson, Hazel Whited, F. K., Jr. OFFICERS IN F. F. A. President -- Walter Gent Vice-President Don Sample Secretary McKinley Jewell Treasurer Jimmy Musick Reporter ROLL GLn Wilson Kenneth Ball Earrest Honaker Clyde Boyd MdKinley Jewell Dean Combs Elwood Jackson Junior Counts Ralph Johnson Foster Cook Harold K ene Mills rd Cook Billie Kiser Bernard Deel Jimmy Musick Junior Earls Junior McGlothlin Henry Hamm Conley Plaster Paul Hite Junior Robinson Emet Honaker Clyde Stump Curtis Horton Lewis Taylor Sam Hughes Claude Griffith Lee Hughes Omer Cook Robert Jackson Mack Ball Bernard Jewell Willard Ball William Osborne Wilmer Ball L. C. Reedy Cornet Barrett Clinton Robinette Dallas Boyd Allen Steele Merriman Call Kyle Steele Hassel Childress Russell Sykes Sidney Dye Carter Taylor Wilbur Davis Buddy Williams Walt.r Gent Orbie Miller Charles Keene Bazil Cook Clifford Musick F. K. Whited Junior Musick George Ball Clifford Owens George Belcher Jennings Plaster Burton Belcher Don Samples Manley Dye Jack Smith Cleatis Dye Kenneth Starnes Elmer Deel Harry Sykes Winifred Elkins Wayne Wallace Miles Hillman Carl Whited Glen Wilson BETA CLUB Katheryn Settle Betty Miller. . June Smith Vice Josephine Stacy Nell Ruth Johnson M attie Evans June Smith Elizabeth Stump Ruby Plaster Pauline Brown Betty Miller Trula Smith Ramie Ruble Junior Musick June VanDyke Elizabeth Honaker Josephine Stacy Betty Lou Wysor Betty Jo Fletcher Sponsor President President Secretary LANGUAGE CLUB Elizabeth Stump Virginia Russ Loedio Helton Blanche Robinson President Vice-President Secretary Report r Hazel Dye Virginia Coleman Ercel Deel Edna Musick Elizabeth Loomis Carlie Hess Ruth Cook Dorothy Peedy Nelchine Wilson Ruby Milhr Ruth Wampler Arbutus McNulty Edna Stump Ruby Hubbard Gladys Boyd Stella Barrett Marcia McNulty Kathleen Miller Mildred Barrett Blanche Robinson Justine Plaster Clara Boyd Sadie Sheppard Elizabeth Stump Edith Booth Lucille Hubbard Dorothy Dye Evangeline Booth Edith Ball Trula Hubbard Lois Barrett Virginia Kiser Myrtle Ball June Davis Alice Farmer Ruby Davis Irene Call Feme Smith Jeanette Musick Virginia Wright June Musick Trula Smith President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Treasurer Mattie Evans Myrtle Ball June Davis Ruth Wampler Ruby Miller Jean Steele Marie Stump Mildred Ann Bartee Helen Gent Oma Fletcher Helen Herndon Castina Smith Virginia Russ Alice Farmer Gladys Slate Lois Messick Jo Anne Counts Nannie Lou Fuller Billy Jean Johnson Betty Miller Mildred Ann Bartee Jimmy Gay Miller Helen Herndon Alice Farmer Jimmy Gay Miller Erctl Deel Lois Barrett Georgia Slate Betty Boyd Jeanne Miller Virginia Kiser Loedio Smith M lie Fletcher Mavis Davis Myrtle Harmon Betty Miller Pauline Brown Peggy Thomas Betty Lou Hagy Irene Call Betty Lou Wysor Josephine Stacy June Smith GIRLS’ HI-Y CLUB Secretary a S r : i joiV J 3- flafl DRAMATIC CLUB Mrs. Margaret T. James Sponsor DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer R. porter Elizabe.h Stump Edith Jane Booth Maggie Hon ker __ Trula Hubbard Members of Dramatic Club Barrett, Lois Booth, Edith Jane Davis, Mavis Davis, Ruby Dye, Zell Helton, Loedio Honaker, Maggie Hubbard, Lucille Hubbard Trula Jessee, Marie Kiser, Virginia McNulty, Narcie Russ, Virginia Siri h. Castina Stump, Elizabeth VanDyke, June Wingo, Helen Eunice Asbury Margaret Griffith Elizabeth Honaker Helen Smith Trula Smith Boys Hi-Y Yeuell Harris Sponsor President A. P. Holiday Vice-President .. Walter Gent Secretary Carl Clark, Jr Ramie Ruble Claude Griffith Conely Plaster George Ball McKinley Jewel Arthur Nash Junior Musick Don Sample Billy Sykes Harold Keene Ralph Johnson Merman Call Glen Wilson Wayne Wallace Mack Ball Junior Robinson Stanley Sykes ROLL OF THE GLEE CLUB The Rev. H. H. Mauch - Director Nannie Lou Fuller B.tty Lou Hagy Jimmy Gay Miller Betty Lou Wysor Carrie Dell Dye Edna Csll Ruby Plaster Lorene Hart Mavis Davis Cladys June Smith Marie Fletcher Betty Miller Josephine Stacy Peggy Thomas Billy Jean Johnson Mattie Evans Lois Messick Nelchine Wilson Slate HISTORY OF SCHOOL Education started in Honaker about the year 1830 in a one-room log building which stood near where the B. J. Fuller home now stands. From then on we can trace by county records some three or four such schools, in different places, within a few miles area, until in the early 1880’s there was established in what is now Old Honaker, a school called an Acadamy, partly supporud by the county and partly by fees charged the pupils. Later the school was moved to a one room building just east of where the Methodist church now stands, where school was held for several years, until in the late ‘90’s a three story building was built by private capital on the lot now containing the building used as the N. Y. A. center, the building itself being the old dining room and girl ' s dormitory of The Old Dominiun College. This school was housed in quite a large building, the first two floors being used as class rooms and study halls, and the upper story as a boy‘s dormitory. This school was also supported partly by the county, and partly by fees, and was known far and wide as The Old Dominion College. After operating several years this school fell back toaoie roori school again, though by then the teaching staff had been increased to two teacheis. About 1995, with a Mr. Kibler as principal, the first attempt at a graded school was b gun, and the next year a Mr. Hamlet made improvements. Meanwhile a large sawmill having been located at Putnam the brick building on Fairmont had been built containing severa rooms, and became the districts first high school, though not recognized by the state as such until 1911-12 v hen the graduates numbered 3. This building, with several additions, served until in the late 20’s, agitation was started fora new building, ndaftermany ups and downs, the present building was erected an 1 session of 1939-31 was in the building now occupied though it to has been enlarged since first built. Since it has been in the present location, the princ ' pals have been E. E. Givens, A. A. Counti.-s, Roger Butt . nd L nn Moore. “The High Heart” County Contest Play Directors .. Katheryn Settle and Yeuell Harris Cast Billy Sykes Carl Clark Jr. Lorene Hart Stanley Sykes Others Entering County Contests Lois Messick Vocal Solo Pauline Brown ' ..Piano Solo Betty Miller Sight Reading Marie Fletcher Recitation Billie Sykes Declamation A. P. Holiday Betty Miller Mattie Evans Alfylrttra FOOTBALL 1940-1941 Yeuell Harris - Coach Scores Honaker 6 Norton 26 Honaker 0 Tazewell 26 Honaker 14 Grundy 54 Honaker 0 Richlands 32 Honaker 0 Meadowview 21 Honaker 0 Abingdon 14 Honaker 0 Gate City 71 Honaker 0 Pocahontas 18 Honaker 7 Dante 6 PLAYERS J. D. Bartee (Captain) Elmer Deel Lewis Combs CLatis Dye Walter Gent Thurman Hughes George Ball Paul Osborne J. P. Blankenship Joe Call Guy Campbell Elmer Coleman Thurman Coleman Conley Plaster Jack Rasnake Ramie Ruble Edward - Stacy F. K. Whited BASKETBALL Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker Honaker (Co. Tournament) 28 Honaker (Co. Tournament) 17 Haysi 19 Grundy 20 Richlands 49 Dante 24 Cleveland 39 Lebanon 22 Virginia High 43 Abingdon 20 Castlewood 29 Dante 18 Vii-ginia High 39 Castlewood 42 Cleveland 53 Cleveland 46 Lebanon 21 Abingdon 23 Castlewood 27 Cleveland 35 Yeuell Harris - Coach 29 13 30 36 10 19 14 21 30 15 15 20 12 30 18 24 PLAYERS J. D. Bartee Carl Clark, Jr. Lewis Combs Stanley Sykes F. K. Whited - All-County Team Don Combs Jr. McGlothlin - All-County Team Junior Ball Lewis Taylor Gerald Gregary GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Bill Bundy - Coach GAMES SCORES Visitors Home T am Honaker vs Lebanon 25 23 Honaker vs Castlewood 38 10 Honaker vs Richlands 32 33 Honaker vs Lebanon 18 27 Honaker vs D.ante 32 25 Honaker vs Abingdon 27 36 Honaker vs Castlewood 32 28 Honaker vs Castlewood 42 20 Honaker vs Dante 36 34 Honak.r vs Abingdon 32 28 Honaker vs Richlands 25 29 Honaker vs Cleveland 18 24 Honaker vs Cleveland 23 17 Honaker vs Haysi 18 26 Honaker vs Grundy TEAM 24 21 Betty Miller - Forward Marie Fletcher - Guard Betty Lou Wysor - Forward Ma ' tie Evans - Guard Nell Ruth Johnson - Forward Josephine Stacy - Guard Subs: Helen Herndon, Betty Lou Hagy, and Oma Fletcher. SENIORS ' ADDRESSES Boyd, Gladys Honaker, Virginia Route 1, Box 101 Boyd ' , Clara Honaker, Virginia Route 1, Box 101 Barrett, Lois Honaker, Virginia Barrett, Mildred Blacksford, Virginia Little River Route Barrett, Stella Blacksford, Virginia Little River Route Belcher, George Swords Creek, Virginia Cooke, Snoda Cleveland, Virginia Route 2, Box 44 Call, Edna Swords Creek, Virginia Call, Irene Swords Creek, Virginia Clark, Carl Jr. Honaker, Virginia Deel, Faye Honaker, Virginia R. F. D. 1 Dye, Dorothy Honaker, Virginia Route 1 Davis, Wilber Honaker, Virginia Route 1 Evans, Mattie Putnam. Virginia Fletcher, Oma Blacksford, Virginia Fletcher, Marie Putnam, Virginia Gent, Walter Honaker, Virginia Hart, Lorene Ccvlwood, Virginia Herndon, Helen Swords Creek, Virginia Honaker, Minnie Honaker, Virginia Harman, Csllie Honaker, Virginia R. F. D Hubbard, Ruby Honaker, Virginia R. F. D. H.lton, Loedio Drill, Virginia Haliday, A. P. Honaker, Virginia Honaker, Robert Lebanon, Virginia Route 1 Hughes, Thurman Drill, Virginia Jessee, Irene Honaker, Virginia Route 1 Jackson, Anna Honaker, Virginia R. F. D. 1 Johnson, Ralph Swords Creek, Virginia Jewell, McKinley Dye, Virginia Johnson, Nell Ruth Sword ' s Creek, Virginia Mill.r, Bettye Honaker, Virginia Miller, Katheleen Swords Creek, Virginia Box 129 Musick, Jimmy i-onaker, Virginia Nash, Arthur Coulwood, Virginia Plaster, Ruby Dye, Virginia Plaster, Justine Honaker, Virginia Russ, Virginia Drill, Virginia Robinson, Blanche Lwcrds Creek, Virginia Robinson, Junior Swords Creek, Virginia St:cy. Josephine Blacksford, Virginia Lit lie River Route Smith, June i;...ven, Virginia Smith, Castina Clev-land, Virginia Route 1 Smith, Trula Clev- land, Virginia R. F. D. 19 iun.p, Elizab.th Honaker, Virginia Stump, Ada Honaker, Virginia Stump, Edna Honaker, Virginia R. F. D. Shepherd, Sada Plonaker, Virginia R. F. D. 1 Sykes, Billy Coulwood, Virginia Sykes, Stanley Honaker, Virginia Samples. Don Honaker, Virginia Wallace, William Honaker, Virginia R. F. D. Wilson, Glenn Coulwood, Virginia ADDRESS OF FACULTY Moore, Lynn F. Belington, West Virginia Bundy, William Tazewell, Virginia R. F. D. Boye, Lee Olin 310 King Street Appalachia, Virginia Harris, Yeuell 412 Lee Street Bristol, Virginia Hawkins, Tommy Honaker, Virginia James, Margaret 1225 State Street Bowling Green, Kentucky Caywood, Virginia Emory, Virginia Settle, Katheryn Cedar Bluff, Virginia Shelor, Margaret Draper. Virginia Tate, Mildred Lebanon. Virginia Worley, C. T. Honaker, Virginia ANNUAL STAFF Faculty Advisor Editors Bus. Mngrs A. P. 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