Jarratt High School - Builders Yearbook (Jarratt, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

THE BUILDERS [$l - °92 JARRATT HIGH SCHOOL IN MEMORIAM CHARLES L. GREGORY God took him with a friendly warming hand, And silently he wandered on into an unknown land. He’s happy there today, ina wonderland of peace, But he left behind a memory that shall never cease. IDs 12 FACULTY SENIORS RUTH BENDALL ‘ Snookie’’ 4-H Club; Glee Club; Basketball; Annual Staff; Beta Club; Dramatics; Junior Class Vice-President; Se r Class President. PRINCE PROCTOR areal Baseball; Basketball; Dramatics; Class Vice-President; Annual Staff, Sports Editor; Forensics; Glee Club. GEORGE BRADLEY t ‘Ike ,”? Baseball; Dramatics. ANNE REDMAN Sone i: Glee Club; Sec. Treas. 4-H Club; Library Club; Sec. Treas. Junior Senior Years; Annual Staff, Busi- ness Manager; Beta Club; French Club; Dramatics. OO Capital Service Station Night Phone 2890 Day Phone 2167 Emporia, Virginia SENIORS BETTY LOU JENKINS ee ttivar Glee Club Treasurer; French Club iRreastice rar naGilub ae Dasamabrvess Majorette; Cheerleader; Beta Club; Annual Staff, Typist. DAVID GRIZZARD ‘“‘Dang’’ Baseball; Basketball; Dramatics. BY aS, Redan Baseball, Captain; Basketball, Cap- tain; Dramatics; Class President; 4-H Club; Annual Staff, Society Edi- tor; Athletic Association. DORIS PAIR Dey 4-H Club President, Vice-President, Secretary S.C. 4. president we- porter; Dramatics; Library; Glee Club; Forensic; Annual Staff, Edi- tor; French Club. WAY AE, Wilkete (Gres, fave Hardware Zenith Radios ‘ The House of Service’’ General Electric Appliances Farmall Farm Machinery Phone 6 Emporia, Virginia SENIORS GOLDIE PRITCHETT ni GO luce Softball; 4-H Club; S.C.A. Secre- tary; Glee Club; French Club; Dra- matics; Annual Staff, Typist; Bas- ketball, Co-Captain, Manager, Dis- trict County All-Star. EDWARD HARRELL Ra ? Baseball; Basketball; Dramatics; Annual Staff; Glee Club; Beta Club; Boys’ State. ROSALIND OWEN SUE eiteayy Glee Club; French Club. PAULINE STARKE ‘‘Nippy”’ 4-H Club; Glee Club; Softball; Bas- ketball; Basketball Manager; Band; French Glubs) Dramatics) Athletic Association Treasurer; Annual Staff, Sports Editor. Cooke Lumber Co. Sherwin-Williams Paints Building Supplies We Deliver in Jarratt Phone 2154 Emporia, Virginia CLASS PROPHECY I sat in the park one autumn evening, watching the birds gayly pick up the crumbs I threw out to them. Each little bird seemed to take the form of a real person. A little bird was busily gathering the food from the ground and carrying it away for his winter supply. It reminded me of an efficient secretary always thinking of the next day’s work and doing extra work. I knew this could be no other than Ruth Bendall, the girl who always used to know the answers. Then there was a red-headed woodpecker who couldn’t seem to make up his mind whether to eat his crumbs or carry them away for later when there wouldn’t be any to eat. This reminded me of Billy Felts, who couldn’t figure out whether to go to college or buy acar. Shh! Don’t let Mr. Owen hear of this; we want to see Billy in college next term. Next, I noticed one little bird showing all the others what a big supply he had already gotten. It made me think of a farmer showing off his prize cows and pigs and a Henry J. This I decided could only be George Bradley. Then there was a bluejay which seemed in earnest chatter with an older bird. What, I wondered, could Edward Harrell be doing on his knees in front of Mr. Clarke. So, at last the ‘‘ole boy’’ had gotten up enough nerve! And, oh look! There are two cute little love birds who seem not to care about food or anything else in our world. Those could only be the new Mr. and Mrs. Perry Matthews. Perry sure got a basketball player, but as a Mom-e-e -- well, Goldie, I don’t know. And there’s a lonely little mocking bird chirping sweetly. This was the one and only Doris Pair, our favorite singer. Ah! There's a little bluebird patting gently around. This was Betty Lou Jenkins walk- ing around in her modern kitchen, cooking for the U. S. Navy. Over there is the bird with the G.I. feather cut. Well, that could bring to memory only one person, Prince Proctor, who is now a professor in Civics at the University of Richmond. And look, there’s a little bird with a very heavy package. That must be Pauline Starke with her thirty-page letter to mail to Joe. Hope it doesn’t break her to mail it! There to the left is a wren who is much quieter than the rest. This is everybody’s friend, Rosalind Owen, and I can tell by her smile that she has been successful in all her undertakings. But, ha! ha! Look at that robin with his chest stuck out. That’s bound to be David Grizzard, the ‘‘Big Man”’ in Grizzard, a well-known city. There seems to be only one little bird left; it also has a large bundle. No, nota let- ter this time! It’s library books. And as you have already guessed, it’s Anne Redman, the librarian’s helper of good ole J. H. S. Woops! What was that? My, my, it’s raining and I didn’t even know it. I must have been dreaming. But I wouldn’t mind trying it again, if it would bring back memories of old friends as wonderful as those were. And now I’d better run for shelter. Nettie Lou Dunn Serving Coca-Cola Serves Hospitality OM EMPORIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Emporia, Virginia BEST -ALL-AROUND Goldie Pritchett Edward Harrell FRIENDLIEST Goldie Pritchett David Grizzard NEATEST Edward Harrell Betty Lou Jenkins David Grizzard Radios cf A A The Trading Post, Inc., 314 N. Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va. ? Telephone 4200 pero 3 Petersburg, Virginia VOSU ASE ID Sy TY OM ID, TO) IM I A Spee i) Wl MOST POPULAR Betty Lou Jenkins Edward Harrell onesies WITTIEST Edward Harrell Goldie Pritchett Esr Bb S Do ON4 Davig Pair TY Geo. L. Williams Motor Company Replacement Parts and Automotive Accessories Phones 942-943-182 123 North Sycamore St. 116-118 W. Bank St. Petersburg, Va. Petersburg, Virginia LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1952, do hereby leave the Senior Class of 1953, and our dearly beloved faculty, the following articles: To Hugh we leave a bookkeeper to take care of his Dunn's for him. To Bobby we leave a taxi to take the seniors downtown at lunch time. To Nettie Lou we leave a Parker Pen so that she may take dictation fo1 Harrell’s Finance Company. To Janice we leave a brand new bottle of Carter’s Ink. To Ann we leave a new record entitled Sam’s Song. To Irene we leave a private detective so that she may keep up with all of the Allen's. To John Seldon we leave a pair of platform shoes so that he will be tall enough to reach the basketball goal. To Al we leave a scholarship to Leath’s Pharmacy Institution. To Dickie we leave a couple of A’s so he won't have to pack his grip. To Shirley we leave a year’s subscription to the comic book Homer Pigeon. To Barbara we leave a supply of air mail stamps to write to all her fans. To Ophelia we leave a new recording of ‘‘Give Me Moore, Moore, Moore’”’. To Nagha we leave a front seat in Mr. Burruss’ History Class. To Nellie we leave a spare room in Rawlings Boarding House. To Mrs. Brown we leave a chauffeur for her new Buick. To Mrs. Burruss we leave an up-to-date little ‘ ‘Blue Book’’. To Mr. Owen we leave a private bus line to transport him from the school to the garage. To Mr. Burruss we leave President Truman’s national debt! ’ ‘peace, quiet, and a few kind words’’. To Mr. Mayes we leave To Mrs. Lindamood we leave a very cooperative Music Class. JERRY’S GROCERY STORE h Meat dV tabl Fres eats an be SD he One Stop Shopping Center for Feed Seed - Hardware - Baby Chicks John Deere Machinery Feed Seed Hardware 676 460 Petersburg, Virginia Jarratt, Virginia lk ves JUNIORS UNIORS Nellie Bradley Alfred Simmons John Jones Nettie Lou Dunn Dickie Bendall Hugh Harrell Nagha Whitby CHARLES BLOOM STORE Compliments of JONES DRUG STORE ‘ ‘Emporia’s Department Store”’ Emporia, Virginia Everything to Wear Phone 2418 JUNIORS Shirley Bendall Janice Mitchell Ann Kelly Ophelia Pritchett Barbara Vincent Irene Gordon Bobby Owen LAND BROTHERS Sales Service JEWELERS Wrecker Service Gifts that Last Dealer 638 Phone 3014 Emporia, Virginia Emporia, Virginia SOPHOMORES Lillie Mae Allen George Andre Doris Burgess W.C. Burgess Marjorie Carter Joanne Clarke Iris Dunn Emma Ruth Emory Lucy Harrell Virginia Harrell Rosalie Janski Meade Feild Kientz Frances Narron Howard Proctor Barbara Jean Woodruff —LUBMANS4 — Standard-James, Ine Ladies’ - Men’s “Zan Potter Sf ” Boys’ Wear Outfitters for the Man Telephone 294 Phone 2638 124 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia é % Lar eeY wea s gO VRE ire r atl, ee TA 4 Se allem p. ae A —— —S 3 | z i ae. —— = — — ie id ee aa aa | FRESHMEN Ann Bradley Bobby Burruss Mary Burruss S.F. Duncan Billy Faris Jeanette Felts Gloria Goode Billy Gregory Franklin Hall Freeman Harrell Lois Harrell Edith Holloway Johnathan Johnson Virlinda Joyner Jimmie Kelly Carlton Leonard Lily Mae Livesay Bobby Mitchell Virginia Myrick Patricia Owen Jean Pair Margery Ricketts Leon Wilson Rose Wilson Evelyn Woodruff Harry Zimmerman EMPORIA TRACTOR WATKINS FLORIST FARM SUPPLIES, INC. Quality Flowers at Reasonable Prices Say lt with Flowers FERGUSON TRACTOR Phone 2769 Highway 58, West Phone 2132 Emporia, Virginia NAA XY AX : . Swe AN EIGHTH GRADE Madeline Benton George Briley Warner Burgess Ronald Coleman Mary Creath Joan Marie Dunn Catherine Emory Anastasia Evans Betty Farris Betty Gregory Eugene Harrell W.B. Harrell David Jones Mary Helen Jones Huey Lane Mary Norsworthy Vivian Owen Ella Braxton Prince Peggy Seaborn Alice Starke Mary Alma Taylor Mary Francis Wilkinson Jean Rose Williams Joyce Williams Hicks’ Department Store EMPORIA FLORIST “FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE” ’ Clothing and Shvues for the Phone 2339 Entire Family ‘Say It with Flowers’ Emporia, Virginia HARDING’S HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware Building Materials Frigidaire Appliances Fairbanks Morse Pumps Emporia, Virginia Phone: 2345 SEVENTH GRADE Poppy Barnhart Betty Bradley Joanne Briley Tommy Clarke Clyde Harrell We dla iseyer sill Evelyn Harrup Billy Hogarth Jackie Jenkins S.L. Joyner Hazel Mitchell Dickie Newcomb Helen Pettaway Evelyn Proctor Harriet Rickets William Rodgester Martha Seaborne Jean Shields George Smith Paige Smith Donald Starke Evelyn Starke Frances Starke Phyllis Updike Carlton Webb Barbara Wilkerson Harrison Williams Drewry Motor Company Complete Auto Repairs Pea Ome Oso Phone 2729 Emporia, Virginia KTH GRADE Ruby Briley Helen Dancy Monroe Duncan Charles Dunn Shelvia Edwards Stanley Gephart Lois Gordon Sandra Gregory Horace Hall Eddie Harrell Melissa Harrell Jack Harrup William Jarratt Robert Johnson Sammy Jones Joe Luczycki Maxie Moore Bobbie Mullis Eddie Myrick Geraldine Nelms Florence Smith Elmer Starke Mary Jane Williams William Woodruff James Wray Barbara Zimmerman LOUISE’S CAFE SADLER BROS. OIL CO. “ 24 Hour Service”’ We Welcome the Family Distributors of ATLANTIC PRODUCTS Lee and Firestone Tires Batteries Phone 2126 J A R R A at at HETH GRADE Betty Alley Lawrence Coleman Mary Fuller Robert Gephart Alton Harrall Marvin Harrell Norma Harrell Paige Harrell Billy Mitchell Edna Myrick Ben Owen Wayne Poarch Bobby Proctor Roberta Ricketts Ruth Marks Temple Alice Williams Billy Willis Bobby Wilson Jimmy Woodruff Compliments of GRACE’S FAMILY P R THEATRE CORP. RESTAURANT Emporia, Virginia For that Delicious Chicken in the Basket Take It Out or Eat It Here Visit the Pitts Theatre For Prompt Orders Dial 3030 and 300 S. Main St. Emporia, Va. Emporia Drive-In FOURTH GRADE Margaret Babb Jerry Bell Sidney Edwards Mary Emory Lorita Evans Freddy Felts Carol Good Bobby Gordon Joan Gordon Floyd Hall Janet Harrell Luther Harrell Bobby Harrison Billy Holloway Tom Jarratt John Jones Billy Ladd Billy Leath Georgie Moody Mildred O'berry Linda Shields Ernie Simmons Millie Starke Regina Starke Earl Taylor Charles Warren Layton Wheeler Elaine Williams Shelia Woodruff John Wray Compliments of THE BANK OF SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA Jarratt - Stony Creek - Carson - Prince George FEA CC HK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION’ Your Money Is Guarded While You Sleep JORDAN BROS., INC. Jewelers Silversmiths Petersburg, Virginia Diamonds - Watches - Silverware International - Gorham Wallace - Rogers - Alvin Sterling Silver SE Walshanote Buddy Babb Billy Bradley Louis Briley Mary Clements Jeanette Dancy Brenda Dunn Archie Evans Peggy Faris Billy Gordon Charlotte Gordon Dama Gregory Barbara Hall Tommy Harrison Barbara Johnson Reggie Jones Teeny Jones Ellwood Kientz Gail Kubrock Glen Newcomb Jane Owen Ann Pennington Warren Porch Mary Jane Rickets Curtis Saunders Carolyn Sykes June Wilson V.L. Woodruff STANLEY FLORIST Funeral Services a Specialty Phones: 3978 - 3979 Greenhouses 2102 Ferndale Ave. Petersburg, Virginia Town Office THIRD GRADE Robert Zimmerman SECOND GRADE Judy Barnes Willie Barnes Ronnie Bell Lorine Gordon Glenn Harrell Martin Harrell Melvin Harrell Shirley Harrison Janet Hope Dorothy Jarratt Rose Ellen Kientz Dorothy Lyzotte Ralph Miller William Moody Judy Owen Steve Owen Tommy Owen Gilbert Ozmore Martin Proctor Carolyn Richardson Joyce Rideout Dolly Rodgester Polly Rodgester Carolyn Starke Frances Sykes Roy Velvin Lynn Wheeler Lloyd Allen Whitby Ann Williams Cary Williams Gary Williams Deanna Willis Charles Woodruff Nancy Woodruff George Wray pO PQOKD. � THOMPSON TRUCK SOUTHSIDE ESSO TERMINAL STATION Home Cooked Foods For More Miles of ‘‘Happy Motoring’”’ All Kinds of Sandwiches Milk Shakes Ice Cream Frank Derring, Manager Home Made Pies Telephone 9641 Norman A. Harding, Manager Main and Briggs St. Emporia, Va. HIRST GRADE John Clarke Larry Craft Faye Daughtry Hugh Fuller Jr. Betty Gordon Paulette Gordon Earl Harrell Jr. Evelyn Harrell Janet Harrell Joyce Harrell Mary Elizabeth Harrell Tommy Harrell Suzanne Ivey Claudia Levy Eddy Luczycki John Wayne O'Berry Neal Proctor Charles Ricketts Dianne Ricks Janet Riegel Jennings Shields Bobby Simmons Butch Temple Lorene Wilkinson Jean Fay Williams Dickie Wilson Larry Woodruff Onnie Woodruff Southern Johns-Manville EXTENDS HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ay wi ee . ree STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION The S. C. A. is composed of the entire high school student body and the eighth grade. It meets once a month to discuss the problems of the student body and the activities of different committees. The officers of the S. GA. are ais follows: PRE STD RIN GE iciceatalel deierss) ousqacctsiele toler even n erence eae Ona Smeal ists VICGE= PRESIDENT Uo: p24 canbades heute ee DOD DOW en SH ERIE MARY a satel kecanneeis cel eee oe ee ier CLOLGem ritemect ERE ASSURE Retaacicrcicicte sa nicle Dilenete het soi NE tULemeouel int RUDI HOI IIDIRGY Bodo co obo oo5 eid IsiOllonveny; S, 125 IDwiaeein SPONSOR... coves sss er euete ete sists oiene oie lsictehate rete etal et Vitam Vialyes HOLLOWAY’S RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION N. Main Street Emporia, Virginia Richlube and Richfield Motor Oils and Greases Washing and Greasing at It’s Best Serviced by Murphy Oil Company Richfield Gasolines Phone 2332 Lawrenceville Emporia, Virginia ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION + FIRST ROW: Gloria Good, Ophelia Pritchett, Pauline Starke, Barbara Woodruff. SECOND ROW: Bobby Owen, George Andrews, Mr. Owen, Billy Felts, Bobby Burruss. Quality Meats Fresh Produce Frozen Foods Ct Phone 2511 We Deliver Jarratt, Virginia GLEE CLUB The Glee Club was organized this year under the direction of Mrs. Lindamood. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Nagha Whitby, President; Betty Lou Jenkins, Treasurer; S. F. Duncan and Edith Holloway, Reporters. This year we are planning to attend the music festival which is to be held this spring at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia. Last year we attended the music festival in Rich- mond and received a voting of ‘‘excellent’’. GET THE BEST MAJESTIC RESTAURANT GET. We Specialize in Sea Food, Steaks and Chops It Pleases Us to Please You ICE CREAM 4 er ge Phone 6685 Petersburg, Virginia The Jarratt Band, under the direction of Mr. John Mazza, is composed of boys and girls from the fourth grade through high school. It had made wonderful progress in the past year. The band has been in several parades the past year. The first was the Community Day Parade, held in Jarratt in September. Christmas time brought on many parades and the band participated in the one held in Petersburg and the one held in Emporia. Mr. Mazza has started a Junior Band. This is to start the younger boys and girls interested in music. Soon these young musicians will be able to join the larger band. The entire band gets together two periods every Tuesday and plays music of many different kinds, from popular hits to real peppy marches. The band members, working very hard, hope to have one of the best bands in the State of Virginia. With many concerts and parades in the future, the entire group of young musicians is looking forward to many more years together. RUCKER - ROSENSTOCK S. F. DUNCAN THE INSURANCE MAN “No Sale Is Complete Without Service” ’ ‘‘Petersburg’s Shopping Center’ Where All Southside Virginia Shops for Smartest Fashions and Things for the Home. Auto Insurance Life Insurance Hospitalization Insurance and AAA Petersburg, Virginia Jarratt, Virginia FIRST ROW, left to right: Lois Gordon, Maxie Moore, Barbara Jean Wilkinson, Billy Hogarth. SECOND ROW: Ernie Harrell Simmons, Ben Owen, Betty Alley, Carol Good. THIRD ROW: Rosalia Janski, Mrs. Burruss. KLUGEL AND SON WATKINS-WOOD DRUG COMPANY ROOFERS AND METAL WORKERS Pittsburgh Paints Esso Oil Burners and Heating Equipment ’ “‘Home of Finer Pharmaceuticals’ 213 North Main Street Phone 2267 Dial 3021 Emporia, Virginia The 4-H Club officers are: WIRE STD ES NG rereiecene level cust evel svete cioiexebeceiekcie sores sister OnnuSeLdon Jones VIG Eee RIE SIDISING Soto avsretcte dares the oortstes slats. oheienositietelsiereie es er LDOrs,. Parr DE GRIMM Rave anid alah AS WIRES Rewer earls latencies sits eheteteieis arenes eGmat Our club pledge is: “ 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.’’ Our motto is: ‘‘To make the best better’’ HARRELL CHEVROLET Compliments of OWEN MOTOR COMPANY Phone 3201 Sales and Service Jarratt, Virginia Prone 2068 Emporia, Virginia Z ©) a JUNIOR 4H CLUB This year, under new leadership, the 4-H Club orga- nized into two different groups: the Junior 4-H and the Se- nior 4-H. Shown above is the Junior 4-H Club. Their motto and pledge are the same as the Senior 4-H Club. Their officers are as follows: PRISED WNilbkeosisteiercicle sre nisiaierenstne VelynelaTOCLOT ViGi- PRESIDE Niles nite cient le liiccdwkl arate Tl SIAC MRI Se YG 6 ognoceGote de odo4 WesmaKe Isorxele RE PORE Reo wei ee anGes otamlce Compliments of VAN DYKE’S Virginia HARRY F. HOKE CO. Texaco Products Sampson Paints Fuel Oils TEXACO 102 West Atlantic St. Emporia, Virginia FRONT ROW, left to right: Bobby Owen, George Andre, Tink Proctor, Bobby Burruss. BACK ROW, left to right: W. C. Burgess, Edward Harrell, John Jones, Dickie Bendall, David Griz- BAYS? BASKETBALL 1951-52 RECORD Jarratt 41 Surry a5 Jarratt 28 Dinwiddie 20 Jarratt 32 Carson 18 Jarratt 30 Midway 24 Jarratt 16 Disputana 20 Jarratt (atl McKenny Si3} Jarratt 22 Wakefield 38 Jarratt 34 Stony Creek 37 The boys had a good start, winning the first four games in succession. They hit a slump and lost the last four to finish up with a .500 average. BUTLER’S TEXACO LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT SERVICE STATION | STORE ma lceuauma nt hess Remember to Shop at The Shopping Center of the Town Phone 2084 U.S. Highway 301 Home of Better Values Emporia, Virginia Emporia, Virginia GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM This year was another success for the Jarratt girls. The girls played hard during their whole season and showed their best attitude toward their new coach, Mr. Owen. The girls played nine games during the season and won them all. In none of the games did they fail to score at least thirty points. For the second straight year the girls brought the District Championship home to complete another successful season. The scores were as follows: Jarratt 48 Surry 14 Jarratt yl Dinwiddie 20 Jarratt Syl, Carson (otf Jarratt 53 Midway 28 Jarratt 47 Disputanta 11 Jarratt 56 Stony Creek 16 Jarratt 34 Wakefield 30 Jarratt 34 McKenny 2 HOME FURNISHING, INC. Phone 116 Complete Home Outfitters Jarratt Boykins Virginia BASEBALL 1950-1951 FRONT: Billy Felts. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dickie Bendall, Calvin Richardson, Hugh Harrell, Glenn Owen, Prince Proctor, Robert Myrick. SECOND ROW: Bobby Mit- chell, Bobby Owen, Dudley Harrell, John S. Jones, W. C. Burgess, Coach Sam Owen. NOT SHOWN: Edward Harrell, David Grizzard and George Bradley. The °51 baseball team had a mediocre season, winning four while losing five of the nine games played. The games won were played with McKenney, Carson, Disputanta, and Waverly. We lost to Midway, Wakefield, Dinwiddie, Surry, and Stony Creek. LEE’S SYKE’S BARBER SHOP SERVICE STATION Dial 2431 Jarratt, Virginia Jarratt, Virginia : SOFTBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Lillie M. Livesay, Edith Holloway, Shirley Bendall, Pauline Starke, Emma Ruth Emory, Gloria Good. SECOND ROW: Nettie Dunn, Ophelia Pritchett, Virginia Harrell, Patricia Owen, Iris Dunn, Barbara J. Woodruff. THIRD ROW: Doris Burguss, Bar- bara Vincent, Jeanette Felts, Virlinda Joyner, Coach Owen, Nagha Whitby, Goldie Pritchett, Ruth Bendall, Virginia Myrick. The Jarratt softball team saw great improvement this year by winning six games and losing only three. Jarratt 4 Midway 14 Jarratt 24 McKenney 8 Jarratt 12 Carson 4 Jarratt 16 Disputanta 14 Jarratt 26 Waverly 8 Jarratt 8 Wakefield tz Jarratt 10 Dinwiddie S) Jarratt 7a, {f Surry 3 Jarratt 7 Stony Creek 8 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Emporia, Virginia MITCHELL BROTHERS Fresh Meats and Groceries Country Produce Bought and Sold Member F. D. 1. C. We Have Served Jarratt : phatase Ph 299 and the Vicinity Nee eee te ar Continuously Since 1907 Safe - Sound - Secure DISTRICT ALL-STARS: Goldie Pritchett, Nettie Lou Dunn, and Ophelia Pritchett. COUNTY ALL-STARS: Goldie Pritchett, Ruth Bendall, and Hugh Harrell. DERRY TO RIGHT: Ruth Bendall; Goldie Pritchett, Ophelia Pritchett, Hugh Harrell and Nettie Lou Dunn. Compliments of E. E. GOODWYN CORP. ONL ea Bi | A AND B RESTAURANT Insurance of All Kinds Jarratt, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia JUNIOR-SENIOR DANCE On May 18, 1951, we, the juniors of last year, gave a dance in honor of the seniors. The dance was held in the Johns-Manville Club House. The club house was decorated in green and white by the juniors. There was a large crowd, consisting of members of faculty, juniors, seniors, and their es- corts. Billy Felts welcomed the seniors, after which Doris Pair sang ‘‘Stardust’’. Christine Emory then read the Last Will and Testament. Betty Lou Jenkins gave the seniors a glimpse of the future as she read aloud the Class Prophecy. After the reading of the Class Prophecy, delicious refreshments were served. Pictures were taken, after which everyone enjoyed dancing to records. CATO BROTHERS, Inc. J. I. Case Farm Machinery Buyers of Cotton and Peanuts Hardware, Se ed, Feed, Hay and Grain Phone 2715 117 East Atlantic Street Emporia, Virginia EMPORIA SASH H. W. HALL BRO., INC. DOOK COMPANY, INC. Furniture and Appliances ‘ Look for the Store with the Rocking Chair’”’ Builders Hardware Phone 2614 Dial 2067 423 South Main Street Emporia, Virginia Emporia, Virginia JONES PARSON DRY GOODS JONES AND PARSON Groceries - Hardware Feed % Seed ‘‘Our Aim Is Pleasing Service’’ Box 295° Phone 2331 KOH ey WA Cc L O T H gE Ss EF O R Compliments of Compliments of MASTER CHEVROLET SALES ang Petersburg, Virginia FUTRELLE DRUGS Emporia, Virginia GREENSVILLE | Lassiter Buick Co. IMPLEMENT CO. QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Emporia, Virginia Emporia, Virginia SENIOR CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: ‘‘Always Forward’’ SENIOR CLASS POEM: Loss and Gain When I compare What I have lost with what I have gained, What I have missed with what attained, Little room do I find for pride. Iam aware How many days have been idly spent; How like an arrow the good intent Has fallen short or been turned aside. But who shall dare To measure loss and gain in this wise? Defeat may be victory in disguise; The lowest ebb is the turn of the tide. ... Longfellow Peelize qemmenee oF et esos, morons LEATH’S DRUG STORE Compliments of R. W. REGAL Prescriptions Drugs Emporia, Virginia Sodas Jarratt, Virginia Emporia, Virginia Phone 2551 Phone 2522 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 J. F. BATTE SONS, INC. Realtors JARRATT INDUSTRIES, INC. Building Contractors Jarratt. Var Richmond, Va. We of the Annual Staff wish to express our many thanks and appre- ciation to the merchants of Jarratt, Emporia and Petersburg, Virginia. Without them the Annual could not have been made possible. We also shall remember Mr. Mayes, our advisor, for his patience, cooperation and help. May our book bring you memories with a smile, always! Compliments of BLOOM BROTHERS CALLAHAN’S Family Outfitter Emporia, Virginia Lawrenceville Levey And Co. H. C. Dunn Low-Cost Quality Farm Bureau Insurance General Merchandise Save up to 25% on Your Phone 2046 Automobile and Fire Insurance Jarratt, Virginia Phone 3196 Jarratt, Va. OWEN FUNERAL HOME Funeral Director 24-Hour Ambulance Service Dial 278-1 Jaen, 9 Vet, RIVERSIDE MOTOR Ct., ING. WILLOUGHBY JEWELERS ‘““A Perfect Gift for Any Occasion”’ Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service General Automobile Repair Service Dial 2615 309 Halifax Street Phone 31:23 Emporia, Virginia 529 Not%th Main Street Emporia, Virginia fe . we A: aa ‘he, f HN . ss iis, Oth: fp Nas Se, TD . a ae ani 7 N ole we ie) 4 ' a as 2 a ‘ ; 4 i. ite a, ide P iy Baty ih a 7 my 7 i fu _ = a q = ae tale ees a ep rh. io La ak Us vale ey a Rens, Tal 2 é ve . [Add ie art) f utr hia