Jarratt High School - Builders Yearbook (Jarratt, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

‘Palle BUTE. 1949-1950 Volume XIII JARRATT HIGH SCHOOL Jarratt, Virginia Whenever we recall our happy days at Jarratt High School, our thoughts shall turn inevitably to our wonderful friend and teacher, Miss Mary Anne Jarratt. Her patient guidance of first grade pupils at J. H. S. for the past four years deserves special praise. Although she never actually taught us, she has always given freely of her time to help us with many extracurricular activities. She has been active in the P. T. A., she helped coach our Senior Play and choral speaking, aided in planning and directing various programs and parties, and performed many other services for which we are grateful. This is her last year with us. We shall be sorry to see her leave and shall miss her immensely but we wish her the best of luck in her future life. It is with deep appreciation for all she has done for us and with much affection that we de- dicate this, the thirteenth edition of ‘The Builders ' to her. 5) 2 ; STiarrOw LUN incipal ° Pr BURRUSS Be R Je B hmond 1¢ ity of Ri iversi Un Social Studies, Latin Faculty LINDAMOOD Music MARY P. - BURRUSS GRACE P ish, French Engl SAMUEL A. OWEN Mathematics, Science LOUISE H. GRANT IVEY xth Grade DOROTHY G Fourth Grade i s ELIZABETH F. JARRATT Fifth Grade Faculty REDMAN . . JENKINS Second Grade Seventh Grade WILLIE G MABEL B JEAN H. BROWN Commercial GARNER Eighth Grade MARY ANNE JARRATT First Grade FRANCES L SUSAN B. GRAHAM Third Grade i Oy ae be q WALTER AMOS HARRELL “Walter” Class President ‘Dramatics | Glee Club _ Forensics 8 Athletics ALTON FIELD OWEN ‘Alton’ President of S. C. A. President of 4-H Club Winner in local. county, district and state 4-H Crop Gontests Glee Club Forensics Dramatics Athletics THOMAS RYLAN PRITCHETT ““Rylan”’ Baseball Basketball Dramatics Forensics Captain of A. A. A. High School Patrol NANCY GRAHAM Nank ’ Glee Club Annual Staff Dramatics Secretary of S. C. A. Forensics 4-H Club Basketball (Captain) Softball (Captain) President of French Club Athletic Association Class Secretary-Treasurer Wi EMILY BEATRICE BENDALL ‘“Emily”’ Glee Club Dramatics MARY EDNA HALL ““Edna ’ Glee Club Annual Staff Dramatics Secretary of S. C. A. District Secretary of S.C. A Forensics 4-H Club Reporter of Fren h Club Library Club Class Historian 10 ; VIVIAN WAYNE HARRELL ““Vivian ’ Glee Club _ Dramatics Annual Staff 4-H Club VIRGINIA DARE JOYNER “‘Jenya’’ Glee Club Dramatics Reporter of S, ©. A. Annual Staff Forensics French Club V. B. A. Speakers Contest Basketball Scorekeeper LUCY LILLIAN NEAL Lucy’ Glee Club Basketball Dramatics Forensics Scorekeeper for S-”” 1] BERTHA JEAN PROCTOR “‘Jean ’ Glee Club 4-H Club 4-H All-Star Basketball Dramatics Secretary of 4-H Club Vice-President of 4-H Club LOIS LEEDS STARKE ‘“ Lois’’ Glee Club 4-H Clus Basketball Softball Dramatics Manager of Softball Team GLADYS LOUISE ROBBINS 7 ‘“Sis Lou” Glee Club Basketball Treasurer of S. C. A. 4-H Club Secretary of 4-H Club Vice-President of 4-H Club Dramatics Softball French Club WA 5 Who’s Who BEST -LOOKING Edna Hall Walter Harrell BEST ATHLETES Nancy Graham Rylan Pritchett MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lucy Neal Alton Owen FRIENDLIEST Louise Robbins Alton Owen MOST ORIGINAL NEATEST Vivian Harrell Walter Harrell Virginia Joyner Alton Owen MOST POPULAR Nancy Graham Walter Harrell 13 Who’s Who WITTIEST Lois Starke Rylan Pritchett CUTEST BEST ALL-ROUND Edna Hall Nancy Graham Alton Owen Alton Owen MOST INTELLECTUAL Edna Hall Alton Owen LIVELIEST Virginia Joyner Rylan Pritchett MOST TALENTED Lucy Neal Walter Harrell CUTEST COUPLE Nancy Graham Walter Harrell 14 Nancy Graham Remember ? Walter Harrell Vivian Harrell Robbins ise . Lou tal ev ] ° ih 3 ot § i] te om 5, i) ) z 1) bs] | 8 vo 3 [e) § se chett it Rylan Pr is Starke Lo Jean Proctor Edna Hall ily Bendall Em: 15 Senior Class Prophecy In the distance were reflected flashes of lightning, but the storm was too distant to hear the thunder. It was a humid, disagreeable night and I wished for an opportunity to cool off. I got in the car and tried to stir up a little breeze. It was too hot to try to sleep, so I rode on and on. After some time I saw bright lights and when | approached the spot I saw that a carnival was visiting the small town to which I had ridden. I can never pass by a carnival, so I parked the car and sauntered in. Perhaps, I thought, it would be cool on the Ferris Wheel, so 1 walked over and bought half a dozen tickets. I had handed over my fourth ticket and had settled back to enjoy the cool- ness the ride afforded. As I reached the top, the wheel stopped and the whole place was a total darkness. The distant storm, I learned later, had caused the trouble. There would be no electricity until the ‘‘trouble-shooters’’ could find the breakdown. Anyhow, thought I, it is cool here, but if I take a nap I might fall out, so I wondered what I could do to keep awake. The storm had moved on and the stars were beginning to show. I watched as they grew brighter and brighter and tried to locate the few that I could name. Ancient people studied the heavens and predicted the future from a study of the stars. As they twinkled and glowed, I wished I knew what the future held for me and some of my friends. Suddenly, one star seemed to stand out alone. It was on a door and under the star was a name. Easily I could read, LUCY NEAL, PIANIST. Just at that moment a door opened and Lucy calmly walked out and I could see her as she went to the stage of a crowded auditorium and began to play. I wasn't at all surprised for I knew that Lucy had great talent. I stared long at the skies, hoping to see more into the future. Clouds can do funny things all right. This is what I saw that night. There was a darling little house with a picture window. In the picture window was a lovely lamp and a bow} of flowers. Beyond the flowers was Walter Harrell, bouncing a baby boy on his knee. I tried to peer further into the house, but the clouds shifted and the scene was gone. Just then a meteor shot across the sky. It took the shape of a racer and sitting calmly at the wheel was Rylan Pritchett. I knew he could handle a school bus, but anyone could tell he was enjoying racing. A group of stars attracted my attention. I tried to give them names and a purpose. Why did they hold my attention so if they had no meaning for me? At last I could see a face forming---it was Nancy Graham and in her hand was a ball. I understood---she will become the wonderful coach of an all-star team. Hurrah for Nancy: 16 Sirius, the dog star, began to shine brighter than usual. ‘‘It is trying to tell me something,'' I thought. I concentrated hard and it was no surprise to see Vivian Harrell. There seemed to be more so I looked hard and beside Vivian I saw a beautiful horse and beyond her grassy meadows and a ranch house. I observed a big star and a small one which seemed inseparable. I tried squinting, concentrating and all other methods, but could get no clear picture. | was about to give up when I though I heard a well known voice. It was saying, ‘'1 am so glad you won the spelling bee at your school. When I was a little girl | could spell too.’’ We all know that was Edna Hall. The moon, round and bright, was now shining clearly. I gazed into it to see if it could reveal the future of any of my friends. After some time I could see Louise Robbins’ gentle face smiling down on all the world. I saw the picture clearly---she was a friendly and well loved teacher, the stars were her pupils. I gazed along the Milky Way and wondered how many cows it would take to give enough milk if each star represented one gallon. To my surprise, faces began to appear, one was quite clear. It was Alton Owen at a 4-H Club F vent and he had just arrived ina Frazer to judge livestock. Someone approached him and said, ‘‘You don't know how much we appreciate your taking time out to act as judge, Mr. Mayor. ’ Three young ladies were with Alton and he turned to introduce them to his friend. The first he introduced as Jean Proctor. ‘‘She is to judge the canned goods and farm products,’’ said Alton. ‘‘Fruits are her specialty, especially Pears, ’ he added with a twinkle in his eye. The second was Lois Starke. ‘‘She is an authority on needlework and has come to judge that,'’ he explained. ‘‘This is our secretary to record the results of the meeting.’’' He then introduced Emily Bendall. A circle of stars next attrdcted my attention. One of the circle was a woman. From their conversation I learned that it was a town council and that Virginia Joyner was one of its most influential members. Just then the lights flashed on and the Ferris Wheel began to revolve slowly as passengers were allowed to get off. When I reached ground once more, I felt a little dazed and still out of this world. The owner began to offer profuse apologies and to explain that he had been helpless. ‘‘Think nothing of it,'' I replied cheerfully. ‘‘I visited some of my friends ten years from now. Quite a novel experience.’’ I went off whistling but took a backward glance just in time to see him look at me sadly and tap his finger against his head. His words which floated to me over the quiet night air were: ‘‘I hope we're not responsible for that poor guy’s condition. ’ li? Juniors Barbara Carter Cola Bradley Christine Emory Dudiey Harrell Goldie Pritchett Bobby Mitchell Saloma Vincent William Starke Betty Williams 19 Sophomores FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Pauline Starke, Anne Redman, Jean Simmons, Rosalind Owen. MIDDLE ROW: Calvin Richardson, Louise Williams, Ruth Bendall, Doris Pair, Betty Lou Jenkins, Prince Proctor, Mr. Owen. BACK ROW: George Bradley, Thomas Norsworthy, Billy Felts, Edward Harrell. ee 8. ee beak PoP Po ae Freshmen FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Nellie Bradley, Shirley Bendall, Nettie Lou Dunn, Janice Mitchell, Ann Kelly, Virginia Harrell, Ophelia Pritchett. MIDDLE ROW: Carroll Williams, Shirley Harrell, Irene Gordon, Marjorie Carter, W. C. Burgess, Dickie Bendall, Nagtha Whitby, Bobby Owen, Barbara Vincent, Leon Harrell. BACK ROW: Mrs. Brown, Alfred Simmons, Glenn Owen, Hugh Harrell, Wallace Hall, John Seldon Jones, Richard Harrell. 20 Athletic Association FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Pauline Starke, Betty Williams, Nancy Graham, Ophelia Pritchett. BACK ROW: Dudley Harrell, Billy Felts, Alton Owen, Bobby Owen. Christine Emory District C Tournament All-Star Guard 22 Boys’ Basketball Team 1949-50 Record October 7 Jarratt. 2720 Disputanta 15 October 14 Jarratt 38 Carson 15 October 18 Jarratt 16 Midway 35 October 2] Jarratt 37 McKenney 35 October 24 Jarratt 16 Wakefield 1 October 27 Jarratt 27 Dinwiddie 21 November 1 Jarratt 31 Stony Creek 20 Captain - Alton Owen Coach - S. A Owen 23 Girls’ Basketball Team The Girls’ Basketball Team of Jarratt High School had one of the most successful seasons in many years. They started out with great enthusiasm and determination to win. They worked cooperatively with their coach, Mr. Burruss, who was always ready and willing to give them advice and show them new plays. We wish to express our appreciation to him for his wonderful ser- vices given us this year. The first team consisted mainly of players from the eleventh and twelfth grades. Out of the eleven games played, we lost only the one with McKenney and tied one game with Dinwiddie. During the season every player displayed good sportsmanship, which is an asset to any team. The team will lose five outstanding players by graduation. They are: Nancy Graham, Lucy Neal, Jean Proctor, Louise Robbins, and Lois Starke. We placed second in the final standings and met Dinwiddie in the semi- finals tournament game. We lost 28-13. Christine Emory was chosen as a member of the All-Star Tournament Team, which was selected by the officials. The high scorers were Nancy Graham, who made a total of 121 points; Barbara Carter, 117, and Betty Williams, 77. The total points for the eleven games was 350, compared to 205 for our opponents. Our guards, who played so faithfully, exhibited excellent team work throughout the games. Nancy Graham--CF Lucy Neal--LG ' Captain.........Nancy Graham Betty Williams--RF Lois Starke--RG Manager........ Lucy Neal Barbara Carter--LF Goldie Pritchett--CG Coach)... 4); sot Mreburruss Christine Emory--RG Ophelia Pritchett--F Scorekeeper.....Virginia Joyner Jean Proctor--LG Virginia Harrell--F Louise Robbins--CG Marjorie Carter--F 24 19350 Baseball Team FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Dickie Bendall, Calvin Richardson. Glen Owen, Hugn Harrell, Bobby Owen, Dudley Harrell, Walter Harrell. BACK ROW: Coia Bradley, Coach Sam Owen, Bobby Mitchell, Edward Harrell, Prince Proctor, Robert Myrick, W. C. Burgess, Edward Starke. Zo Girls’ Softball Team Yipes FIRST ROW; Left to Right: Barbara Vincent, Goldie Pritchett, Christine Emory, Ophelia Pritchett, Marjorie Carter. SECOND ROW: Betty Williams, Shirley Harrell, Nagha Whitby, Virginia Harrell. THIRD ROW: Nancy Graham, Louise Robbins, Lois Starke, Lucy Neal, Nettie Lou Dunn, Shirley Bendall, Pauline Starke, Ann Kelly. Season's Record 1950 Jarratt 18 Waverly 8 April ic Jarratt 31 Wakefield 2 April 18 Jarratt 12 Disputanta 11 April 20 Jarratt 0 Dinwiddie 3 April 25 Jarratt 5 Midway 8 April 28 Jarratt hl Carson 6 May 5 Jarratt 33 Surry 11 May 10 Jarratt 42 Stony Creek 3 May 16 Jarratt 14 McKenney us May 23 Captain.............Nancy Graham Manager Muna. .'.5 ss. Oils otanke Coach s... +4. iPlay russ Scorekeeper.........Lucy Neal 26 i SEATED: Left to Right: Walter Harrell, Nancy Graham, Edn a Hall, Louise Robbins. STANDING: Vivian Harrell, Virginia Joyner, Dudley Harrell, Billy Starke, Anne Redman, Ruth Bendall. Annual Staff Editor-in=Ohief: 1.220. 404 sos ae ston ae ee Associate Editors .... 6.00.55. .60 02 cesseeees-cese0++Billy Starke Anne Redman Business Manager.........................4..... Nancy Graham Assistant Business Managers.....................Dudley Harrell Ruth Bendall Art Editers ..... Seb Pe ees ewes ssc ba seas de Owen sWirpinia [Oyner Vivian Harrell Sports Editorst ‘sists. wa ssine oo Nae apiece tee ors OER CORTE Walter Harrell AAVISOTG SERS ae eee ) (0, Oo. e 6 B) © oe ++ee.e..-Mrs. R. L. Burruss We, of the Annual Staff, hope that with this publication we are living up to the name of ‘‘The Builders ’ and are truly “‘building”’ something werthwhile. May this book be a memorial of the happy days spent at Jarratt High School, and, in years to come, may it help us relive those magis days of youth which soon are gone but are never forgotten. Editor 28 Student Co-operative Association President. a. sse wos eee os Alton: Owen Vice-President ...................-Betty Williams Secretary. +c 6 ong es oe Oldie: Pritchett Treasurer: aus 4 oo nti sie saves ea louise Robbins Repotiers (ii. ) wii ote oe ar einia Joyner Ophelia Pritchett Ald SOT in oe haan: Cie eee PO Ar Owen 29 Jarratt 4-H Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Glenn Owen, Alice Starke, Jean Rose Williams, Pauline Starke, Anne Redman, Bobby Owen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Parson, Alton Owen, Marjorie Carter, Virginia Harrell, Doris Pair, Betty Lou Jenkins, Hugh Harrell, Mrs. Tucker. THIRD ROW: Ruth Bendall, Louise Robbins, Ophelia Pritchett, W. C. Burgess. President). Sone tee a ie oe oe | POOTISEE arr Vice-President................-Bobby Owen Secretary- Treasurer........... Ophelia Pritchett REpOrter wes 5 sfedecsls Cede eit te CON LO Went Home Demonstration Agent......Mrs. Tucker County Agent ..2..0i. 0.0% ee os Mr Parson Motto: To Make The Best Better 4-H Club Pledge I pledge: : My Head to clearer thinking. My Heart to greater loyalty. My Hands to larger service. My Health to better living for my club, my community, and my country. 30 Library Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Pair, Mrs. Burruss, Rosalia Janski, Edna Hall, Anne Redman. The Library Club is composed of the four girls above: Doris Pair, Rosalia Janski, Edna Hall, and Anne Redman. Under the direction of Mrs. R. L. Burruss, the librarian, they are learning some of the fundamentals of library work. All the girls perform many varied tasks. Doris checks the books in and out and keeps a record of overdue books. Rosalia files the cards alphabetically in the card catalog and mends old books. Edna is our typist. She makes catalog cards for the books and does any other necessary typing. Anne has charge of the books and magazines--keeping them returned to their proper places on shelves and racks. The girls all participate in reading and telling stories to entertain the elementary pupils, accessioning new books, helping the smaller children with difficult words and any odd jobs which happen to arise. The club is planning to sponsor a Library Day on which they will present a special assembly program. The girls have enjoyed their work immensely and have learned many things which will benefit them in their future lives. 31 Le Cercle Francais SEATED: Left to Right: Walter Harrell, Pauline Starke, Nagha Whitby, Ophelia Pritchett, Nancy Graham, Goldie Pritchett, Louise Robbins, Bobby Owen. STANDING: Billy Starke, Dickie Bendall, Doris Pair, Shirley Bendall, Irene Gordon, Betty Lou Jenkins, Anne Redman, Rosalind Owen, Virginia Joyner, Edna Hall, Mrs. Burruss. President... ...0.-.7.4neuNancy Grahany Vice-President........... Dickie Bendall S@CTEtary 2056 oe cae aevaeie sp LLOULSEE FH ODDING Treasurer................-Betty Lou Jenkins Reporter................¢Edna Halli Advisor. oo adimnincswes oar PARSER Qe DUrrNss The Cercle Francais, in its first year of organization, consists of French I and II students. Its purpose is to aid in helping the members become better acquainted with French Language, Culture, and Customs. We have ordered various French articles such as flags, calendars, and ed- ucational magazines to make our activities more interesting. Later in the year we are planning to present a musical operetta. We also own an assorted collection of French Records. Some French songs which we have mastered are: ‘‘Au Clair De La Lune,’’ ‘ Frere Jacques,’’ and ‘‘Cantique de Noel. ’ Four of our French students are planning to enter the Modern Language Tournament. These are Irene Gordon, Nagha Whitby, Edna Hall, and Nancy Graham. Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Burruss, the club does valuable work in furthering the study of French and is supported by many enthusiastic members. 32 Forensics An usually large number of pupils showed interest in Forensics this year. The winners were as following: School Winners: Boys’ Public Speaking - Alton Owen Girls’ Public Speaking - Virginia Joyner Boys' Prose Keading - Walter Harrell Girls’ Prose Reading - Nancy Graham Poetry Reader - Rylan Pritchett Speller - Edna Hall District Winners: Walter Harrell, Nancy Graham, Rhylan Pritchett and Edna Hall. Regional Winners: Walter Harrell and Edna Hall. 33 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Glee Club Rosalind Owen, Virginia Joyner, Nancy Graham, Lucy Neal, Louise Robbins, Doris Pair, Betty Lou Jenkins, Vivian Harrell, Edna Hall and Pauline Starke. Joanne Clarke, pianist and Mrs. Lindamo od. Freeman Harrell, Alton Owen, Dudley Harrell, Edward Starke, Walter Harrell, Dickie Bendall, Billy Starke, and Calvin Richardson. 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