Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1930 volume:

, Ll Mm lr QHMQ . X il YI ai +2 Ti. V V V' ,. F fi SVU .A 41 3' , MP I 1 L25 i'vwnQ2? H if 1 , 4 V' I 5 1 , , 1 1 ai ' I 47 A 5- . 73 HE ACOR Published by the Class of -1930 JEFFERSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ROANOKE, VIRGINIA June, 1930 J J Qedbafzbn Student life in jefferson High has manifested that same courage and initia- tive that lives in the hearts of modern youth. Its characteristics have played no small part in making our year an interesting and vital one. Tlimugliout it all we have had an in- valuahle aid in those who have been com- rades, councilors and friends to us. In appreciation of their splendid guidance, we dedicate this, our final issue of THE ACORN, T O ..7Ae yaculiy of 7930 ..:,f r s 4 l ,I L . rv' l , +'f ' ,, L Editorial Staff Favulty Ad-:'is01'. . Edff07'-l'Il'-Clillff. ........ . 14S.Yl'3fU11-f Editor-i11-Cl11'ef. . . flxsistazzt Editors. . . BZISIDIZFXS Manager. . . .4d?'6l'fl'Sl.llg Managvr. . . Circulation Manager. . . Assistant Circulahon Manager. . . C0llI7IZC7'l'iUl Editor. . . E.1'l'h'Gll-gf? Editor. . . Joke Editor.. . Sfnior I?6'f7l'6S6HfC1l'f'Z'CS. . . fzmior Rvp1'esentai1':'cs. . . Sophomorf RejJ1'c'sv1ztat1'ws. . M .mv SULLY H.xx'w.x1m CATII.-XRINIC MooM.xw . .SAM XVALKIQR S j'.xNrc1c B.m.1av ' ' 'UAOUISIE BICNULTY . .BILLY COFIQR . . . .LYMAN I-QIPLIEY ...DICK PICNCE . . .JAMES PAr.M1iR . . .Is.xn1a1.1.1z C.xssm.L . . .RAY IXICGOLDRICK . .NV.x1uz1sN .FXYRIQS MILDIil'IlJ Housrxav . M.xRv 153. JACKSON RIARYE GROVE jcmsmm-1rNIa S1-lmlzlila . GIQORGE IQIZESIQ L SAM Num. Pl5v'mN GRAY .. SARA TrNsr.1zY Llrhxzlar. Smrru I-IAYWARD PENCE FJ ' 1. GRAY Q , wr 4 RIPLEY 4 xx JACKSON M GROVE MEGOLDRICK Q-A 1 M A0012 STAFF WA LKE R 5Wlri'K4f -4'fR51? -7 . - '1:l'K - ,. .. 1 AW' - 57-5 ,. 1 J 6' Eg? fi :Uk ,zz 51- 1' my ,fgfftr fm, nh-:gcmammauczmmnivm.-xevl. ur axe.-:er-fnewnaznzfnwjj1-'igIiiM1'ii,'Xxfc2+ -C: '-3?g'Af'iw1:.x:1unf,u-vm:'::.mv-mum-av,1-:---,,:-. 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L L A wp.'x:t'g,i,-,N-:Lum::su-::m::o.ax. f,555523gf-,.352.mq:.z..a-,w'.uNaam-a,ue.'ie,:,u::- 'sawmiilrf' .-.,. W.- aff., -- . YY.--,gr . :,::?rH..- f ' LETQQIQQIXEJ jf -,-. - - . I. .luv ,ij HELEN VIRGINIA ABBOTT Girls Club Helen-the same to-clay, to-morrow and forever. Her ability for winning friends will eontinue to be rm asset :Lt VVilli:m1 :md Mary next. fall. Success to you, Helen. MILDRED ABSI-IIRE Girls Club, '26'-'Z9,' NI. W. L. S., 'ZS Mildred is il very attractive, brown eyed little girl. She is one of the February grncluzltes. During the time Mildred wats at Hi she made rnnny good friends :md exceptionally good grades. Hi wishes lots of luck. EMIL JOHN ADAMS Hi- Y, '30 Emil ezune to l-Ii last yenr from Tennessee. During one short term he has mnde many friends. He intends to go to National Business College next, fall. We wish you the best of luelc. LLOYD DONALD AKERS J. L. S., '29,' Hi-Y, '30 Lloyd is going to Roanoke College. We know he will be as successful nt college us he has been at Hi. I-Ie is :L hnc fellow and Roanoke College is fortunate in getting him. Luck to you, Lloyd. -:H 7 Ka- ' 1. --f- -- lx nY'Q,,f I-',1,1v ..-wt .1 ,X ,, ......- FJ., ..4, y'-- 1. ,rn in --+--'42-m:.'., .1- ...,. , - --1-,, , .- ' :D Vx -.,.7,f' ...et'4 . ll,f 'vg ii' '15fY?'77?'1'7'3Svfg' 5 6f:Ti',f-gt' - ffl-'affix ,fit ,J77 fi' ! ' : Yi 52: '59 -25: 52-:T Zlffiffe-':i'5 Q i L3 Zh-WI. .,, v Y . -va ::.':n:.', zewz:-mv+:.xe'r.1: 'iii: f,Q'Ql.L,i5' J.fgsff-j.,.'Sqf-3.n:::g:n,'-vm f 1::ssa13l--rr.-::.:r. ,mx V. 4. .ear .m-.i.:, f L ,.::.-::r.::f.L:: t inv:.:a'::.':x.:::.:t:i:v:z:e1.:.1mmmm. at.--wi -iff-v , ,N,,mm,H9, .. ..,. .,,. .. m..J,,,.f --.,... .. i..,,,,,,.,.. 'kJ,xs2Agm:5,u. ----V ,ac---.,. ,,..,,......A-.-w-W -s...,.,.- ---v ---W ..-.-.-7 .WJ- ,. Ji 'K' ,,,.,...-..A-g-.-. mm ,wi ,,,,,,,,,- , , wr , ONA LOUISE ALIFF Lily .QA .f , i '35 ,--1. .' i Clloml, '28-'29 - 1 . . ,-, Louise the cutest little flirt, 75 Always smiling quite alert, Popular with the girls and boys, ' Filling every day with joys. DORIS GERTRU DE ALLE N l' Commercial Club, '30 , Doris is blessed with the rare nttrilnute of ,U being able to see the silver lining of the darkest cloud. This sunny nature wins and keeps il . multitude of friends. w ig 5. 5131 4 xg VERNON ALLEN l N' J. L. S. s- Vernon makes friends wherever he goes. it so He is it capable student and could make 11 straight E if he tried. Good luck, Vernon. . HELEN FRANCES ALLEN M. W. L. S., '27-'eo-'30, Girls Club, '29-'30,' Commercial Club, '30 Helen our happy-go 'lucky Senior, with plenty of pep anti zlriqnition. May she meet with the ' same success Z1t1FI'CflCI'lClCSlJllI'g that she has at jefferson Hi. .N X L, +3 8 its ':i:il'?Vf':m:, Q. 555: ' ' V f H'+:gfI 1'1,f, .. Yank P f' ze A JA- l ,-.V 5.1!-we . li.: rf 953.1-1 xiii '. U,.-f-gavfxiffll' ,. 'QE 'f1?'5 W . E 1' if '.'-13'f'f5gi ' -7 t f.'r'1'e.x w:ur1v:w: w ll 'xwfwzmvurrcnm , 'gflx' 'Fir 1' p .uf A-4.-' -2. 53, .-ii..-sazzmrvp:,g:g:g.m,gm-Aww, ,.,.,-.-. ,, .uri-.xzuz-,: rin''fz.'.-. .-.nrxzl-1 -.'r'4f.:f:i:1Aiwa - ,,. mg..,,,j.,j ,,,g-,n--L--fri ,?f,1,.,,-L-1.-,-, gm, xv 1 v:wuun:':x un uz.-:i,:,ui:.:z1w:s.:-zzzmflax. i.,3g5g1:,f,3,1:ff,Wm,,gMa:,,,uL,.,,,,,,,:,M , , A ' d Ewxqlzif' ALBERTA WRIGHT ANDERSON W. M. L. S., '27-'BAK' Choral Club, '27-'28-'29,' Clin Club, '30,' Girls Cl-ull, '30 Alberta is one of our quiet: Seniors, who takes in a lot but cloesn'L talk unless she can say some- thing. She is one of the few of whom, it can be said, She is ai Friend. FLETA LEE ASHWELL Fleta is one of our February graduates. She's efficient and full of pep. We will miss her with her sunny smile anrl lmppy disposition. JANICE LA MB ERT BAILEY Bailey-ri smile for all-and a friend to all. She leaves us to enter a. eonse1'vat,oi'y of music. May she have as many friends and as much success there as she has had here! BOWYER BAIRD Bowyer-our cheery little enthusiast who has lent such pep to our basket ball games. Success always! A ,, . 'nl 1 ty f. V ff if -it ,Q Q. Xyflv-' .Q ig' ' .I ,v. .l:' I 9 'r' I rl - iv '-fs gli l z 1 1 i ff . f.. 1 I fi - 1 L., -H 9 11+ ---' '- '. .,..' 1' 'i:::T.!.'...f'..' '-1 ' 'A ...iig .F .,.......--V pk., W, .......-- ,fda ... ,--.. iiegl. - 'K-54:e'1Qiiv,isfspl' ,.....-,y ii.. ---'-' '+ if' -.ef 'H 3- 1 ...--7.4. . f .. - .., .',:-'- V ' Y W - . 'V-QA-ffl-k -.. -- . . . Af'---K-,...1... .. ST LTJ11.: - r-,343 ' TLT- 'i',,:',v. ' .. ,...,, I... ,, if A- it .,3.',... . i PU- '-Q fQ',sgi:mQ,,g - , W N. X T- .. A. ,.,. ..,.t, fz'3??,,I?i'l fifw fa' J I . 4' ,H ft T.. :if , .:- ff 'x .fjflfr 'pk lmmzwm: 1 ..'--7512 as ---H -rv 1-1-r--+----W-V , ,,,.. it-, U If 'HDWL L. '.'illH1I'.iTl'1J.1JJ.I-IL.1:Ulf-N:11IIIilNiYhmh hifrufmgbffgrfx.i1i:ll1'TimldlhlliNi!lL1Wil.'J:'v!.1:17'. ' Lv. '.!1g::gfw,q ug.: ,I-1 .- l':,e,gmgZ.:iW' ,... K'?f35 5 We lllj ,eh -A if I' .5 i',f5?m'1fv ls- gpg! JJ CAROLYN BALDWIN Still water runs deep. Student, friend and pal. That's Carolyn. NELLIE BALDWIN Nellie is one of our February graduates. She was a commercial student and is now working. She was a good worker in school and we believe she will continue to be in her present position. HELEN REBECCA BARKSDALE Commercial Club, '30 That attractive little Senior who fairly bubbles over with life and who has a most con- tageous little laugh. She is a commercial gradu- ate and will make someone a splendid stenog. JULIA FRANCES BERNARD Mistress of herself, Though the stars fall A most attractive person-Frances-Light brown hair, very expressive eyes and really charming to know. 43 10 12+ .-gpm we 7 , ,A,q.'.l 'wil A 'fl lil -4' ' ' hai .-Q fix: QS? - . -fiitrv. Eff? W N .Ea if 5' W , H Y . f . J Mk... fwvtw. I A '.:lv.eeazrfif::l5i5.uii4:a ifinxwzxu,-,wsz:2:xu:::e1u:usz:1-vzwis. -mm vmiff DAVID PORTER BARNETT Baseball, '27-'28-'Z9,' Hi- Y, '29-'30 A good baseball player-a good student.-a good friend. ROBERT EUGENE BARNETT Foolbrzll, '27-'28-'Z9,' Baseball, '27-'28-'Z9,' Trunk, '30,' Big Brothers, '29-'30 Gene is :L friend to everyone, :md is one of the best foothall players we have ever had. EVELYN GERTRUDE BARTLETT Cnmnzcrcial Club, '30 We have found that Evelyn is :L true friend and Z1 good sport., and with this, the sunniest of dispositions: but then why not, with such twinkling brown eyes? WILLIAM GORDON BARNARD Gordon is ll good sport, who has many friends. He greets everyone with El friendly word, but is rather shy of girls. He succeeds in all that he undertakes-may he continue to do so throughout life. -'C-f 11 13+ ,Q---k Q' H. F.. - -1 ' , Q ,Q 15g:Q:izffl5vwf2 :.'::.:,v.:-:.L:a1.4::xa.:':a.1:tn:',:1x. X-.fgffiff-fjf-332-1111lm..wmafmmvfx.-rm:1:w..m , ' K-aamw-1Ff It . li? , .. lag! MARGARET RUTH BLACK Glee Club, '30,' Girls Club, '29-'30 Margaret is our little Senorita from Ashe- ville. All of I-Ii welcomed ber. She is attractive, unique, popular and fun-loving. Her Senior year has been a joy to us all. May success be yours always, Senorita. I AZEL VIRGINIA BLACKBURN Hazel's genial disposition has endeared her to the members of our class. Her ability to look gli the Sunny Side is one of hcr valuable assets. We believe in you, Hazel, and wish you well. ,IEANALLAN PRESTON BOWLES J. W. N. Slajf, '30, Girls Club, '29-'30, Ill. W. L. S.,' Slmrl Slory Entry in Stale Conles! Jean, fun-loving and bright, a member of our class of whom wc are proud. We know her as a writer, a speaker, an artist, a true friend and a good sport. JOHN BOWERS A Hnc, frank sort of a fellow. -... A lik .,-.fe-i', '4 lyk-tv-A 33 wi ' KXX v ti -v',K12liv1' Af' Wa' 4- - H rw 'fs will F' W f -'gm fumes, g1f?.1. 'Ef2 '-his .1 , K1 pls-V'.: :. E12 -' -- CL nirrl- !w'w.. .. .4... -- :Ji ' '- Kffkf.:522531,gp35Qlq..l,fgi..g-2212,1. V' all .M5..:fl-i1.g3fA.5za,,fal.'f.:.V'.. ga 1 K K I K3.'3u'.QI-U.lN.L,JXZJ.JLLSAIJJM-1.'fhUlx ':'Q?5LE4:fi?:.iAf--Jx:LL.G-in-.A'-bymLIrJ1ILu1'lrl::n:.-A..:I:lCJ-11 XN DORCAS FRANCES BOWMAN Wi.reln'fu. '27-'28,' M. W. L. S., '27-'28,' G. fl. A., '27-'28,' French Club, '28-'29,' Girls Club, '28-'39-'30 Curly hair-I- blue eyesX brains + fun 2 Frances-A plenty cute kid! EZRA LEE BOND We ull know that blue-eyed Senior. He is a loyal supporter of the Maroon and White. Here's to him! The business world will claim him. BEULAH BON DURANT Choral Club, '26'-'29-'30,' lfVl'.YC'llQfH Club, '2fS',' Girls Club, '29-'.i0,' Glee Club, '29-'30 Beulah is an attractive, sweet and dignified Senior. Her scholastic record is very commend- able and she is assured of future success. MARION STUART BRANCH The humorous and friendly Senior who nl- ways has a broad smile for everyone. Stuarts hobby is building radios, he intends Lo take a course in radio engineering. We ure assured of better radios in the future. 'iff 13 He- I.. , Aw. X, . r YE ,u fo eliirfllfligif' m,ie'5F.i -- F, at lm . :al-:f: '.-.ws ,175 fit f' Q 5.'r'fil' r , 5.--'NS fig, . 4M.?'.5?!,??p, ,. ur-fvf,.,,,.-M,W.--.,,.-.,,.,, .... , ,WM..,....,...,,,.,.,,., f.1q.,.,'-gfgmlg, 1' ' f ,f. if f' 2. .Jaw Sanz.a:w::au:1?::ca::':.':L::zerfzcrnzecs:salenum::1':x:.v.:f:u:w:r-wma:sxmnm Iaegarggyiilqljnaw..1.wmvaaa3z.3:ff:,e:-a:z1::5,m '4'11VA'-3'li L eiffle f'l ':p,--4.2 C 53 K5 SARAH LEAH BRENNER M. W. L. S., '28-'29-'30,' G. A. A., '28-'29-'30g Girls Club, '29-'30, Express-ian, '28-'29-'30g Choral Club, '29-'30, Commercial Club, '30 'LSis, happy-go-lucky, care-free, with lots of pep, expects to go to Sullins next fall. High wishes her luck. DANIEL BRESLIN Hi- Y Black hair, blue eyes-blase. Irkecl beyond words by Caesar and his Roman bridges. A builder of airy castles, a connoisseur of art with more than Il dilettante knowledge of antiques. RAYMOND STANLEY BRODIE Dreamy dark eyes + dark hair -I- person- ality : Brodie. ELSIE FOUNTAIN BROWN Commercial Club, '30 Elsie's intelligence is only excelled by her avoirdupois. A serene disposition made in- teresting by unexpected Hashes of merrxment. +24 1412+ '21 Ll Q , , --'fsifr'-'V , Q17'?, 'N' . 2515 I,-3 fn' gl:-2, i?fi,5,if' M Q1 if,-: -f'5'.f.1If as-x... , -.gi ' -159' XE: i If' -' 'fr' ,v -5 vw:::w.vazfrnve.m-linwzmn-:::m..u M'.'mi:1w.m1:u'n. '- ',-,.3'-gmi api. '1 4, ,1 .f: tj., Q55 'fi 'E3.-:.,:1?w..nm.an.-r1::1: ':':v,:: :u:w::xaw: m..n::1 rl:i.l.r.wf.w.vf-wus:i-vzwz-:au-,'.-:-iz , Ir,wuz.-.-:.w.-,:,-::e:, .:..-,aku xanga mu- .ms-.JJ-52. my-fine-:paw :.121.,.-::-,:w.',::.e 'arpisn-.mu umav:.1wn.uw:::L4-.:L.'x::.w::c:asraxzznzaix i ,1 ,'.zuvzm:.':1,:.e.::Luxe-::w:ez:a:u,::mx. 4if.v5,5g3:,fig,1..f.siawi...aJ.-wef11u1.wwAun-mexiw-- L :---o .:.':'xm:mw'::z:aQ.f., .smmunnaxvf lvazrmnnffi' KATHRYN VIOLA BROWN Girls Club, '29 Kathryn is that quiet little Senior with bezrutiful curly hair. Cute :incl :ittmctive de- scribe hor. Kathryn is going to Harrisonburg to study Home Economics we think. Then she'll be prepared for her career. Best of luck. THOMAS CARLYLE BROWN Tom is the quiet rather dignihecl Senior, whom every one suspects of having ideas. V. P. l. is Tom's choice, and we :ire sure you will have world's of success. HAZEL FRANCES BRUBAKER Girls Club, '29-'30, Commercial Club, '30 Hazel-You know her, always smiling, willing to help every one, and especially to '5- brighten them up. She is nn excellent com- fy. mcrciul student, and can she write shorthand? ' Herc's to you in your business world. Luck, Old Pnl! VIRGINIA CATHERINE BRUMFIELD Girls Club, '29-'30,' Commercial Club, '30 And this is Virginia Brumfielcl, that girl with those devilish eyes. She expects to be Ll nurse and we know she will have success. i-giggfmibs gg i QL4 15l1l'- P .W R ' C7 A533031 .SW32?3l'm5?QHs-'sill -. ...1 ezf '- uleewe .E E ..l o. liilvf' k,,.y.. ,- ,, .. f + 25.1.24...liiaafiazis-..MESA: ' -. ' w -q.,,.i,n.,-1, ,x A- 1 H -f'---- .-.,m.cs.1w,:.n'f.:.i:.:..L' wllvmaaansfe' l V will 12 WILLIAM GOODE BUCHANAN, JR. Hr'-Y, '30, Cupiuiu lllizlgvl Basket Bull Tram, '30 Yeh, it's Buck! That little fellow with the ready smile and the big heart. 'Tech sure will get zu gem. GRANVILLE BUSSEY Spanislz Club, '28-'29 jolly-reliuhle-good sport. JOHN JEFFERSON BUTLER Slurlenl Council, '28-'29-'30,' Hi-Y, '28-'29-'30,' Football, '29,' J. L. S., '.28,' Freufh Club, '28 jack, spoken of only in the superlative degree, is the best of sports. He has the nicest of smiles and is I-Ii's most attractive boy. MARION CANNON B UTLER Booster Club, '28-'29-'30,' Girls Club, '27-'ZfS'- '29-'30,' Ring Commillec, '28-'29,' Cheer Leader, '29-'30 The curtain rises slowly-the small dainty figure of at dancer appears. She remains poised upon her toes for za. moment, then as if swayed by 21 gentle breeze-Hits across the stage- Marion! +24 16 li- zz :2?ff - '3'f'Q':,xZ' i iw- ' li N23 ull 4 ' J ff . 33, .M , ,ly '1 V - 3p':15 3... -5, . 'Firm-fewer' If mw,'!:muwf.mz'am1mw.w::e:.m-4.1v:'ln:.,.c-mumemvrmw-:ng .-'I-'iyg.fi!1fL,5. 'H ' 1, mme: mm. ,w,w,,,,,-v,..., ,... fewin4wmv.:in-.rl:mumr.mnxzf:.w:-ar.-,'.--':m'.1', Inm:':'.':,--,z1,':.uf :.'i1,i1!:uE.i::n Q. A 'limit'-:zz :Lv-:-pm. '5 xmwaamwrmxw:.x:nu:rAuav::u:::.x::m::::.r:aux I i ' ':::.wi::1:xw::n2:fi:.mi:',:-mu. -,.,3:?:Ii3d4g,fj,.j:r.f.mr.:.s-weumuii-r1f,w:-ur -- f i,-:,im,qgmgQ1fmguLgg1y f RWM' mglzias-' .IEANE HELEN CALLOWAY Girls Club, '29-'30,' Spanish Club, '28-'Z9,- Clmirmlm Program Commillce, '29,' Frenclz- Club, '27-'28-'29,' Secrelary, '28,' Senior A nrromzcemcwzl C0l177I11'llf!6, '30,' Secrelary Senior Class, '30 IXf1ontun:L -Llie most attractive girl in the Senior Cluss. GENEVIEVE CAM DEN Prasirlcnl Girls Club, '29-'30,' Szfcrelury Prqfect Cmmcil, 'ZA'-'29, Acorn Slajf, '28-'29g Vice President, M. W. L. S., '28, Boasler Club, '28-'29-'30,' Slalc Cl1l177lf2f0llXlI'iP Public Speak-ing, '29,' Dcbale, '30 A May clay in Charlottesville-A slender figure simply dressed in red silk. As she speaks ol' gypsies, their music and romance pass before our eyes. MARY ELIZABETH CARR Mary Elizabeth-a symbol of all that is true and ull that is courageous. She has a quaint sense of humor. Although Mary has only been with us ai your she has won her way to our hearts. VIRGINIA PRESTON CARDER Booslrfr Club, '28-'29-'30, Girls Club, '29-'30 An adorable little face-u small doll like figure, bobbing around most anywhere- Little C:lrder 4:4 17 l:+ ..---------f -H - 'fr-?---iv-55, ,.,,...-v f i 1 e..,.,- .K .--,,-,,,. 5 -,......, H. :TTT if, ...,x si ., v N , -. ...,,-,Ak .A Mc, pf- .,Y-Y... A 5. , -f-jigs l'r-A '-if .. ..i, e- .4-1. 9,55 i ,. , .1 ,..-- e, ..i,, , ,,f-f gi- . x r A Eff'-,f':,: 1: I.. f iIi'Ai' F54 ,wr .71 L, Y r- rg, ,-.. I A51 f . , 1 . I r I xr' guy' I ell, f - I I kph Nu. -3 fwft , x., --.1 l.L.....,, r ,.Y.-,.... . Vi ..A , . WL ,. . c: 'v,!'. if My 1.17, -L -w fr .wypipgi ' 51-.' will-1. '.1,ig.,-'ii' 2-3:51. ...LM 4. 6 N A ,' , A if ff 5ffrr5iiW ,e ,..... . H ., , , WILLIAM WAsHINc5.ToN CARRINGTON, R. f-'Q fb Hi- Y, '30 Bill is Fl quiet, unobtrusive sort of 0. boy. Besides being an outstanding student, he is a good sport and a real friend. MAMIE CAUDILL . A very dignified Senior, small in statue and mighty sweet to everybody. In Mamie we find the keynote is capability. MARGARET BLAIR CHA MBERS Sweet-tempered, kind-hearted and lovable, Margaret is always ready to assist where she can be of help. She boosts and makes 21 success of whatever she undertakes. She has won many friends at Hi and has the promise of hundreds more in the future. MILDRED JOSEPHINE CHAMBERS Girls Club A good sport-Mildred is-and is shc modern? Yes, very, and sweet too. We wish her success, and a good time, plus plenty of friends at William and Mary next year. -vii 18 E+ .Jvf,'?f3'N A ' K. - fb A Wm il' f' ,if is 1 . . Y 1 jx w:.':w.z1-vi.-m,mmmv. .:.:1 f --.:.:ua-iswvmni-.e-:.:'i3ZJ1-'-.1IFi:2glQ1- i .S 'fig -if-.M .,p,f,.m:'u -f .1 U -'-':1f., .:.'::.f::vn:. vrw'.:.'.w.:'e'f ic.'.-firfiza ' ' . ,K 'fa' ns- L f v1'n'a'f.'2L -FLIQQ1' Y i'QiIfi.'.ID 1 'ul f.: fblilffffl.J.YIQQIXLJIfLS'L111ZiPLl?lhIlI '37-V857 DOROTHY LOU ISE CHRISTIAN Dot goes along with that I can't be lmotherecl air. She has plenty of wit and personzllity, passes her grades, and goes in for ull phases of sports und we like her. Nul Sed! THOMAS MYERS CHRISTIAN Tom is one of our most attractive Seniors. He finished in February and has been greatly missed. He is 11 good sport. and makes good grades. He is eontinuing his work at Georgia Techy studying Mechanical Engineering. JAMES HENRY CLEMER Hi-Y jzunes is one of I-Ii's boys who knows what he wants. He is very interested in biology, and it is jel'ferson's hope Lhul. James will have the best of luck in this field. WILLIAM THORNTON COFER Big Brother, '29-'30g Hi- Y, '29-'30,' J. L. S., '29-'30,' Business Manager Acorn, '30 Billy -competent, popular, modest-icleul! +54 19 5+ 'I. Exif? Qs- - eff. . fl fr ' 55,33 r 'E35g3'i5':35 1 . ff.. it - ,g , til fQ,zifq:. ' -: f.:-1 Q., 3: 1-.., -4 1-we YJ .V 1 - - !ff'f3fP1'743Ff-i'5Tri?': Z'4f'f:-EEQAQNY , .J f'1'T..' :V 'En -'4 f3e4z:::w:'1::1:::w.nweL:x:t-::n:unrm 'szni--Q-w1v'fw '31-'53-!li'2-G1Wf'f?f?-X u::.-.rim , vu -- 1:.,,g,g:? .1 ,avr-..'L:-1' !.r1-.-alwfr'.1uff.l!:,w4.'-.-w.m.1:LE:::E-'.ii--''- r qi 4. 1... 1::.':a1.ur::uxv.':e-zsezerzuxmvhw. -1 igmigtfigla.rrax-aim.l:wwnaua-rlimmzuzrlamm:ram tr me -.:: w:.t::x:a:.c1r,' ns- 'awww ,-fi LYNN COFFEY One of the quietest boys in the class is sleepy-blue-eyed Lynn. Lynn is a good math student. He is undecided as to what he will do after leaving school. EARNEST ELLYSON COLEMAN Hi- Y, '.28,- J. L. S., '27-'28-'29g A Spanish Club, '27-'28 Toot! Toot! Here comes our saxaphone player! And can hc sing! Ellyson is going to be one of those really good bunkers. MINNIE ALICE COLLINGS M. W. L. S., French Club Shy, affectionate, sporting and bright. If you say Alice, Then you've guessed it right. ESTHER COXE Girls Club, '29-'.?0,' Treasurer Wisel1ef1r, '28-'29,' Clio Club We find that Esther is a true friend, capable of responsibilities, and has a genial disposition. She is truly a girl of sterling worth. -,Il 20 ll' l ..1 4'5 I.. . .,ff,,f::f?G?m,!Q ei A '- 1.11111 , 'fisfiieqig-1 ,., ifrgirqizz ,Ft-'ia fl f ' ,fag Q '- i- fm fs. L is ' .1-1, yiiff, '6f?,.. -sg, 'T .---59 ff1'f:'Yi e 'Sv' ST: . . .1 life? ff.: - ,iii .nf 77-25- 'r' T' J 'R 'li r at r ..':.-im.::ppm-::::.ve::uf.::min. 1 f-'fig-N -I-' 4- - H -:M v-f MARY CALVIN CRAIG This is one of our choicest spring selections, medium weight, attractive colors and the latest word in style. She has three principal troubles, and all of them, good looking. MARY ELEANOR CRAWFORD C. C., '28-'29-'30,' M. W. L. S., '29, Girls Club, '29-'30 Eleanor may seem quiet and reserved but to those who know her, she is quite jovial. Al- though she has been at Hi only two years, she has gained many friends. ROY VOGEI, CREASY Dig down beneath Roy's reserve and you will find a surprisingly fine mind and a vast amount of knowledge. V. P. I. will be the scene of his mental labors next year. REA CULPEPPER Rea hails from Richmond. He has made 21 number of friends at Hi because of his attractive- ness, hkeableness and good nature. -asf 21 134- . wji.,,i,,hl..:E21k,,-.,...l.....t..tr.w.mJ...1M. J 2i9.!1x:iwf fe N C1 I 'f- f-.1 .r - 1-r N .-,' . gf'2?V.Zg t.f1gf5V5..'Efsg?2-wp P. 1 W6 Wacom 1 - .1, ilflgf-.?'T2:,g5, 'f14lf'. 'iff' '53 ......., r?Iy:.Ej11fQ,ifQf 3. li fl if-X:-f'..d:F fg.1, '35'-125: -. . E3,w..,...,n .,... IZ...'..I.'1'Z321'ZI13? 1'Q.1'L'5A'Wf. '-1 '.1v'5f5 rW-' f'l'ff '1.-'Yprvv-v1-'f-H+---'-f .Me X ,.n,. f.... . . . , :4Hl'1l51 ' ci: e 'ff TYQYTCH MARTIN CUNNINGHAM A mugnihcent football man. ZULA CUNDIFF M. W. L. S., G. C. None but herself Can be her parallel. GRACE BEVERLY CUSTER Grace is one of Hi's most attractive Seniors- small, sweet and always laughing. She seems to smile her Wzty into our hearts and stay there. May she learn the keys to happiness on the typewriter of time. ISABELLE DAVIS Girls Club, Choral Club Isabelle possesses that rare quality of being the same wherever you see her, and is a friend to all. We are fond of her and hate to see her leave us. -'H 22 FP J 1:- FT -?:,- xii I7 5 iff., , Q.',lL.r:. 4 112.1 . ESQ, .I-, as V iii? '-: in : P 'ai Hmiuw:txt:Ywttxll1Iwnrvzrr:fmfr:i:Zami1us'frxe:zv1rm1 ':.1' f.'i-,I7-.mit ' I T , t'1!mamn'.xmn:mmwn'::x:mn:vxfrzzsm.L'r.'1m:vnf::x':v.'.:'.11.f::e.v xwg:?:n ,mum '.- .vi mu. EmuihrwllffawfrnmK-umunvult:rr:::.w.::.':L:wm'. 1 Lx vz:1'l.',:ui::1ixw::.M:-lzunzzomxi kwa? WARREN WEN DELL DAVIS 'lilliltf jolly fun-loving boy is Warren. His middle name is Misehief. Although he never loses any sleep over his studies, he always makes good grades. VIRGINIA PAYNE 'DEANA Ill. W. L. S., '29-'30,' Exfzression, '29-'30,' Choral Club, '30 A girl of noble character, whose friendship is valuable to all. Her will power and determi- nation will make sure her success. She will certainly be remembered by her classmates. EDNA MAE DIAMOND Here is to Edna who possesses that rare quality of being a friend in the true sense of the word-full of fun and mischief. Great is the loss of High but greater is the gain of the world. May you be successful in all of your under- takings. MILDRED DIAMOND When you see a quiet and dignified young lady around High School, that's Mildred. She makes friends easily and everybody likes her. Hi wishes her a wonderful future in whatever field she enters. if 23 12+ ki Em::-mtv-Yrctw muzvzw:x.':us:. . I7 saw. ,,whwq,,eQ All ..r'f.1'f.f ., , . I-,xv X. 1, Tl F571 ' Ii' fb 3451: - 7-if ,hz-. ' ., -,gl 35 f 5.1 .- IN Yi f zfliff-132' F : ,fi rw Ti vz:f:afs::ner:-1 ':i-123-W - S- ,fs1,.t,:g5' p5'g,,,.r --m:.:mu,m:f::':.a-1. 1r:,ifr.-mmwmfwz--401-.wi l:s:::.r-:mi:sfin1-1-warms-rra.2:.:az'.':.':.: w f 'f.2.11v,cv:er. amakr' J .mx ,, migf-g., , .ins-qi' ot.l:'lrv-i:z'4:':xuer:: -' -1' 1, was-rump ::wr.:1,,gm:'r-' muwwf:ai-.uwszzszstnu1.e::xz::::::.:u2 x Q.awrxzmtm:mm'::-uaelzimmzam ...g5fv:'wf2'-341ulawns-.v:Ns'aaunw1v:am:amxafma-zurxunsf.. .Ml5!.K'lz2i2!G'J!aUL1:f:x'1f:HL5!VLfl' el.,-nqhwn il' K ff-W Q1 SHIRLEY COURTNEY DICKINSON Sludenl Council, '29,' M. W. L. S., '28-'Z9,' Girls Club, '29-'30 We all know Courtney-full of fun and mischievousness. Shc's an outstanding student in all of her classes and is a grand sport. Success at Harrisonburg, Courtney! DOROTHY DILLARD Dorothy, 'though very quiet and modest makes grand grades. Have you ever heard her tickle the piano keys until they fairly hop up and down with joy? MILDRED LOUISE DILLON Mildred Dillon is a petite maiden in whom the sun unceasingly seems to shine. She may truly be called an all-around girl. MARY DODD Student Council, 'Z8,' Junior World-News Slaj, '29g Girls Glee Club, '28-'29-'30 Mary is noted for her music. She expects to go to Washington University and we are sure that if being quiet, gentle and sympathetic aids one, Mary's success is guaranteed. -'C-f 24 15+ - Nqgvl ,:1ig?21?l3ff?gg,. 495 ' ' . 'wi va fdfisf' .3 ii A ,j.-.,w , 54: E595 I.-. ft' ..:,, Q-.pvc-ii , ..g: la-:N Q, ...am E 5, 'T i-if' ,'? fZ' FI' r: 7 fp? ,. '22 r iv: ,:,,4,..1,M, in f,.-mm. 1 J wmfrmmsv-ma, -,-Q13-.:.f,. -. 3 . ' 54- pg-.-553 11.-m.1an:1gi--:.wfm:xmn:-:iv '.':m:::4n'n:n1w::z 1 W,-,,mf,-'ii .- :Ji-,i'.f.i?ria:.?.::1:':,,n., I'''fxz1L':.e:ir.1:ivH.aw:?:n - A , ,twegmh-..x5,hl si::waa::'v:if::-.-fl:zLxvssmx-.',':i:a: ,, ,i'::caa:f1wf.'r.:1-., . ....:,-sp: mxwnxu:uf.:v.'Jammu-u::.w:n:u:::::,::,L::. x 9. .eu-rivx-mmm:zzxzzvsgszwinuuzmx. 435533:is3:-1.4im..aw-mimmwm:-meuma-4:mmsQm1sxu:zLu:::z:u.L::euua:Jun we .-an Pvamieizl- LEWIS JOSEPH DOLLMAN, JR. Orchestral, 'ZS-'.?0,' The Tornzcrztorsf' '30,' Boys Choral Club, '30,' J. L. S., '28-'29-'30 Here's to Lewis, who has what it takes to be popular: friendly disposition, good dancer, efficient in studies and lots of pep. Lewis will attend Roanoke College next year. ETI-IEL LUCILLE DUKE lfVl'SL'l1QfM, '28-'29,' Prcsidmzl, Choral Club, '28- '29,' Prcsidcnl, Glcc Club, '29-'30g Booster Club, 'Z9-'30,' Sludenl Council, '29-H305 Trcas. Girls Club, '29-'30. Because of her Qualities of leudersliia her v a 1 1 - u il . drzunaue cupzilailities, eniphusized by individu- ality, Ethel is known as our best all-around girl in the Senior Class. FRANK DULANEY Track, '29-'30 Besides being ai good track man, Frank holds u reeord for making friends. We are sure that he will be as successful at V. P. I. as he has been at Hi. MARY SUE DUNCAN Glcc Club, '28-'29-'30 The sweetest girl in the Senior Class-truly She lives in ai house by the side of the road, and is a friend to man. Mary Sue is going to be a Medical Missionary to India. We know that she will brighten the way of those about. her. -nl 25 ya LC '7-S lu, be 'Lf juiyili ,Lx 47' 6 N7 l':!:o.m.uf'-me-1: Y W?-.'aa: 14- 1' famuum:m:m:sm's'r1 ...1 iucexvmmcnvxniw-: -13 25:1 ' '1- +mv.xcm:e:mr.fmf,::' -fn:::m::acz1n::.e-.i1.f::e: -mshfzlcxv Hn:-E:Prtmvflav-uvlbieirwivbwr:Aultitrzimexsi si :.' .51 ri'H6r1'intN::4!::xu'::5E:e7::ox.4f4: 'iiefl -fail' ' big?- .4:' , IQ? V, we . 1--. ' .yh yq ii -as'fifp3.f ,A , 5 ff ',, 6 - . fri-L em ,M RL. fc N W5 ef ff? A , if! .vw .1 '-2 is 'Y 1:53 1'Q uawieu'mn' 'awrvvxnv- 'w'in:rm'nruziuwv-c-'wi'xvnv'rr:r': u1' H7 .Milf .fn-iiiis Vrrmxuw :r mmf. mms- fmrumwrm:::v,n:r:.wmm'mmirmw.5m A if I .fs ,-iv: 325 Q,.rmwn...iw4amJ:mwwr.A:.ua::m.i..,..m,1:fL. ui:w?..::x::a:.'i,iuu:-.1 llnzsifmznufcvnvgq THELMA FRANCES EANES Frank, High's everlasting friend, is modest and reserved, but really charming in her Way. She is always Painting the Clouds with Sun- shine. We know she will be successful at the Walter Reid Hospital. RUBY EASTER In the short time she has been with us, Ruby has proven herself 21 'true friend and 21 deep thinker. HELEN VIRGINIA EDDY Girls Club, '30, G. A. A., '30, M. W. L. S., '28- 'Z9-'30,' Valley Ball, '30, Basket Ball, '30,- Baseball, '30,' A pparatus, '30 Helen's record proves she is splendid in atheletics. Besides that she is a friend to every one and a good sport in every sense of the Word. GENEVIEVE ELWANGER Girls Club Sis hails from the commercial class. As a typist she sure knows her touch system! Her coloring? Auburn hair and big brown eyes! Hi wishes her best of luck in the commercial world. -:iff 26 12:- F-TWH ,4'::ilf'fr1T'3n x fl 4 'gffgg FQ' 'l-1, fi., if-t , ll F . . iatv. ':1.,: 1.s 1 --.egggEf7ffjQ'.gQ .5.11,-':1.-,4 '...'::'m-'I.-wrz'.'f-1sr.':- Qllmamviwlf' .tl .,- e . ,,.. M., , ..,-- Y-M-..-?..k, MABLE RUTH EVANS Girls Club, '28-'29-'30, French Club, '27-'Z8- '29,' Cltl11.f77llZ1l Program C0fll771'I'lf68, 'Z6',' Vice Prcsiflant, '29g Spanish Club, 'ZA'-'29,' Secre- Iary Spamislz Club, 'Z8,' Clzairman Spanish Club, 'Z9,' Roanoke Roman Reizresenlalive, '29-'30 A young radical, clear seeing, clear thinking -hiding behind the demurest of expressions. ELIQIAH THOMAS FAWCETT Hi- Y, '28-'29-'30 Never too serious, never too frivolous, but Z1 rare good friend. Tom's Irish wit and joviality ' have endeared him to all. His carefree smile and smiling disposition will make him many friends. 'N ELLIS FERRIS E-rnest in all his undertakings. L-oyal and true to Ole Hi. L-ots of fun and full of pep. I-deal Senior-always willing to try. S-ucccecling quickly step hy step. EDITH MAUDE FORBES Girlx Club, '29-'30,' Decoration Commillec, '29-'30 Here's to Edie the little girl who makes great big grades. Math is her speciality. Math :md helpfulness. An inherent elmraeteristie in Edith is lovahleness. -'Cf 27 il fx .-. rW??v:Af, K -r -:rr ' 4? Lau- iffzz- YR' 3' rss-:Saw ,gr --::g.gj.2'yu'12g 5 E M 'Q 01--'.:? '55,-1-yt :3,em.m . .fm-oi.:-f Awmr. '3925f1.'f':,.11a4-:fr::.Nw.f:uu-nwzwliuulzaxzzemme. J ,f GERALDINE MCGEHEE FOX Expression Club, 'Z8,' Girls Club, '29-'.30,' M. W. L. S., 'Z8,' French Club, '29 We could say nothing more typical of jerry Fox than she's a dancer and a plenty cute girl. V. P. I. holds plenty of fascination. LILA LEE FRANCIS Classical Wiselzqfu, '28,' G. A. A.. '28,' M. W. L. S., '28- '29-'30,' Girls Club, '29-'30,' Alumni Editor of Junior World-News, '29-'30 Lila Lee better known as Frankie :L girl that's always peppy. She's a good pal to ull: she makes the grades too! She's sure to make a go of Lifc. DOROTHY MAY FRANKLIN Girls Club, '30 Dorothy, though quiet, is the kind of girl from whom we expect great things. She being studious rarely ever misses Z1 lesson. The college that gets her will surely be lucky. NORMA EDITH FRANKLIN G. A. A., '27-'Z8,' Basket Ball, '27-'28,' Girls Club, '29-'30, Choral Club, '28-'30 Norma is one of our typical Seniors, all around and sincere. Next year she expects to enter Farmville. We wish her success. 28 lik- r -1. . 44' 'lkifemfi , qt lg'-,..,qf. f73',f i 'ffm 11757 5 iff si-xiii' fre ff-f ef359yi5f:ll.'ii . wen 1 ,i 1. x uxf.m.::...v,. ..., 1--..e-,.-uJs...f.-na. Jie-liigaix-fin,--.-.44.-,. ....-. L-.:u1n::uwmn..:Jem 4.::::su:fm-.werusuism-u.:sr+'r-mg:..' r.v'J 'fvM,U,hll.:El'l' RUTH LINDAN GAINES lfqflili' 'Apparalus Team, '26'g M. W. L. S., '27-'2A'- - '29-'30g Girls Club, '29-'30 As an loyal member ol' our class We will always remember Ruth. Steadfast, true and always ready to slmre the responsibility whenever it comes. We predict a fruitful future for you, fellow elussmznte. 'ir-: f 4' LUCILE GEORGIA GARNETT M. W. L. S., '27-'Z8: Girls Club, '30,' Commercial Club, '30 Lucile, :L rather quiet girl, but with L1 thor- oughly ehnrming personality. Her many friends at Hi hope that every ambition and dream of hers will come true. The nursing profession is certainly gaining ai real gem next year. if Kite ROBERT TAYLOR GARST AL Bob is no shark in his studies, but he surely makes it up in his friendliness and good nature. His quiet ways and pleasing mzmner have won him muny friends. He will be missed here next year. -MAX We ROBERT LEE GILLESPIE Hi- Y, '29-'30,' Big Brother, '29-'30g Foolball, 'Z9,' Basket Ball, '27-'28-'29-'30,' Trade, '30 Bob -one of the best-natured and jollicst fellows in our class. Such a winning smile and pleasing personality as his is hard to find. Bob is going to attend V. P. I. next full. Good luclc to you! ii 29 kr s sw JU. . 1- .. , iv., fs. . M, g-f-:-.-.- , 3,1 . fisi. 4 , Lili' '5Z .l ? .' life. has .. li Kipp' 'fi' 1:11 g5:I'Z:-W., 5' in :4n.':mz:efmm:'n:'1fh7ri'5ifQ?f?sf9': -'ici-'A-'iii '.L-A'1: 3f?f'Qf-gl 3Efew:m1:w::m:':. azvnvfnmf.-nan:-.n .u4w:m1zearr:wvavv-sf-fm' Her' fff1U:.7.'7.:.+r.fi?l:E-:E:FE1mQ2.,ma ' 1- . .iiiiiii-Q wmv-U.::1:::::s::::' ':.'. wf:.1u'.. n-1.-'r::v..e:2-larsl.:-1' Bmw .fbqlxl:1'f,'f:l:f:fxf.:'lf23.757211-ff57A3if 5.'h?9:.':'fP' -'K'112124:5JUln'aN3m1 Nf:s':h1iflUffn'MC.T::.'FXfL 5122 .111 ililfiflf'-'AuL1l7f:1'f1lQfffQQ'hK7i!fvLUm .,aa..,....f,,.-5,.- fi BALLARD PRESTON GODBY Ballard is our black-haired, blue-eyed Senior who 15 always wise cracking. Here's luck to you Ballard, in whatever field you enter. FRANCES ALETHA GRAHAM G. A. A., '28,' ill. W. L. S., '26',' Girls Club, '29-'30,' Acorn Advertising Team, '30,' Choral Club, '29 Here's to the happy-go-lucky little girl with the curly hair. Frances has cute, lovable ways and is a true friend. May she have bon voyage on the sea of higher education at Farmville. il. l yu ' HERBERT PHILIP GRASTY He's just Phil to everyone who knows him. He smiles his way into your heart. Besides being good-looking he is popular, and an efficient student too. BERTHA MOZELLE GRIM Girls Club, '29-'30g Commercial Club, '30 Here's to Bertha, the sweetest little pal a friend ever had. Short, full of pep, and plenty cheer for everyone. Big blue eyes that simply talk for her. -f5f30E1- .,sP'W5 5 . W.. .--1533. ,,, In-v'..dA 51, Nh .. ., ,A ,W -.' , , : SQ Si Y -QS, -:G'f.. .PET -w . .,:' .1 ig ,Eff,-fsafgfgefflew 2 331' 5.- .,j'7 1 1 3 ,271 - Ulf 5 - ff? , iw- .,. ..,,....,,... I..-:::, i::::':.1 4 -i.g5,4,jg,5-W .i-is. ,-..,1z.-.-111,14-,b 'l'f:z4i1na1.11 ' CHARLO'l I'E ISABELLE GROSI-I Girls Choral Club, '27-'Z8,' Commercial Club, '30 To know her is to love her. That's Isabelle, one of Hi's sweetest Seniors. Loved by many, admired by ull. Herc's luck to you, Isabelle. May success amd happiness follow you through- out life. MARYE GROVE Boosler Club, '29-'30, Vice Presidenl, Girls Club, '29-'30,' Sludenl Council, '29-'30,- Atorn Slaf, '27-'28-'29-'30 Tickets-'l'iclcets for the banquet -11 white figure in Girl Reserve uniform dashing around the halls-The Vice President of the Girls Club- havc your change rezuily-here she comes! ELLEN MAY ELIZABETH HAMER Choral Club, 'ZA'-'29-'30,'G1'rls Club, '29-'30g French Club, '28-'29 Good nature and good work are good companions. Ellen's beauty and personality make her one of the most popular young ladies of our class, but that isn't ull, she is .Lt wonderful student and un 1lCCOI'l11JllSlli:'d musician. predict an brilliant career for her. ELIZABETH DEE HANCOCK Girlx Club, '29-'30, Expression, '28-'29 Hi 11 u J' 1 red clad fi ure oised for a dive! 2 I--1 ' ' ' E P A flush of recl through the air-a splash- rl beautiful dive, is heard from all bystanders. 31 P31- fx! be Q,-L. Q' 5971 gli? ev M ' 1 'fs swf vw 4 .':a?f3fEi gh 6 :gif ,ii s 4 sz.. ffl? iii , :rfb 'Q X .42 J' 453' 'Q Jaw. 'x M f- .. gf -,-7.-Qi:-' 'Jmsmau:vm:r::ac-Mr.:xmw:c:1 i-uc:-i1x ml1:-.wif 5.11.3- ,:,3fi1I9',l fm Ibis. .mm:.1:v::r::u-fxLuz'-nu-ev'r'sx:1x-mm-:'ea:wi',n'fr:1m+:we:.-:v.wx.w lk ,Eu-dwfn ew.. ulrxznauszvffxef-:4::u:n -Q-1::::mw:::1:u:u:n1.a::::zzzuum.wm::L:':1,4-mgwzvgyg -'XR' 221955- SAMUEL EDWARD HARVEY Who doesn't know that fun-loving Senior whom we see around the halls so much? Sam is one of Hi's most capable and best liked students. He plans to enter National Business College next fall. SUSIE WINONA HARVEY Girls Club, '29-'30,' Wisehefu, '28,' Choral Club, '29 They say the best of friends must part, But Nonie we haven't got the heart To bid good-bye to one like you, A pal who's been so good and true. So from the depths of our hearts we'll say. Success to you in every way. FRANCES LORAIN HATCHER G. C., '29-'30 Who's the cute little girl with all the per- sonality and lovable ways? Of course, it's Frances. Her flashing blue eyes and her friend- liness have won her a host of friends at Ole' Hi. ETHEL VIRGINIA HATFIELD Glee Club, '29-'30,' Girls Club, '29-'30,' Choral Club, '28-'29-'30 Ethel is one of the sweetest girls in the class- better still she is always in for a good time- everyone's friend. She's good in her studies, and how that girl can sing! She sho' can hit the high notes! History is her specialty. -'Cl 32 E1- ,gal - 4 A rf 1. . 4 , .-. .,i , ,,- ' --F . ,f. 4. H. a, ,A 6151.--. ii75f- if F' X ,gig uw-.,,F ag' fs?-.. , gig sztieff2291-2621'sf'f'11'tifb1.41,,,faz,:'if2:-flln ll if lu l ' V lSf.:.'I,.J,'!.1'iLZ1l1,I'LCv, 1ZLlx1111Nn le-A,5.5:Q05H:S'1.4'Q1E1l:4lt-FNV.lib:Ffvr12t'L.'t'ril.:l'v'yr.:: ' RUBY LOU HAWLEY Ruby Lou, our nurse, is the type we all admire-she has ability, and is a good sport. I-Icr smile wins her friends wherever she goes. Such a friend as she, cannot be found every day. EULALIA ELLEN HAYNES Vollvy Bull, Basket Ball, Baseball Class Teams, '28-'29,' Manager Valley Ball, '29,' Te1zm's, '30,' Commercial Club, '30 jolly, sweet, mischievous-a regular pal- tl1at's 'l'e4lfly. She has a way of her own with everyone and knows how to use it. She is planning to enter the business world but her thoughts How toward the Seay. Wonder Why? LUCILLE CLARA MAE HAYNES Lucille is one of our February Commercial graduates who won her fame at I-Ii thru her ability and elliciency. We know success is in store for her no matter what she undertakes. Best o' luck to you, Lucille. May you make as many friends in life as you have at school. CARLOTTA MAE HECK Commercial Club, '30 A jolly girl, a cheery word, a merry smile. a helping hand, to acquaintances new, to acquain- tances old a friend, who can understand. Com- petent, original and neat, a true-blue sport, you bet. A comrade true, intelligent too, one of the best we've met. -U33 ll'- limiiiikif' ,. it LC, -'-1, . am , -it ,Jw - viii? P- - ffltg fiiiff its ,fs '-5-'2-llfii-5'ig1N. QQ 'w ,mei 'f . ' i- ffcffi 4 Q1 11s::,nwL'::::. :.zc:xe:::,.'1a':':,7::.i' '? 551' .1 ---'fiifg ' .lr - 5 -', J. -J -.'- 4' 'rf'-'.-ffQgiv:.:1-..cn: 1: :: '::. .. D L. r -. :z3r::ca::::::L1b:g uv1xG:a':1.w4:-12.1-,wi:Lai:ez:::m:1mm. .-.55-12l'3,vi.3:reuzlr..-..an-menmu-ww.-rl:-miimm ,,-a- ,,,...., ---f l .h . f ..1., N, WHEN ln VIRGINIA MAE HECKMAN She's full o' pep and lots of go. One look out of those eyes and your heart goes flucy! jenny not only has those eyes, but a sweet disposition that everyone craves. And talk about person- ality-well we won't stop to explain. We wish you much success. MAVA KATHERINE HICKMAN lfV'Ii.YL'l1Qf1l, '28-'29,' French Club, '28-'29,' Girls Club, '29-'30 just a little bit of a girl, With great big serious eyes, Mava, sparkles like a jewel, And has personality and wit-galore. RANDOLPH HILLSMAN f. II. S.,' Bundy Orcheslm Diligent in attention: devoting thoughtful consideration to his work: This is Randolph. Hc will give important things an important place in his life. He plans to enter V. P. I. next term. NANCY ELLEN HIMES M. W. L. S., '27-'28-'29-'30,' Girls Club, '28-'29- '30,' French Club, '28-'29-'30,' Sludenl Council Kepresenlalive, '30 Sweet, sincere and a real friend, describes one of Hi's most typical Seniors. Always cheer- ful and active in all phases of school life. +31 at B+ Mm fffilfswf-rigzlih , .ww -:iw I fffg- I f fi? F' .V .215 Sz, V sin. f-' gt, 1 ,iff-1-flr'-'f'ffeN.. --1 I ,. six 5. A ln.-:.:sxs.:u.:..a:I:.'l:seu1.:9:-ew: . -mire QEaavzi-f,':'.l,-,:.::::.Q. --- Q,,QQQQQ,5,,r 7' ' 'La-all- .,:.. ' - -W ' 'h l':2zvm4W'v CLYDE HOAL .ICffCl'S01l'S best wishes to you, Clyde. LOUISE HOBSON Glare Club, '29-'30,' Orchestra, '29-'30,' Girls Club, '29-'30,' Siudent Council, '28 'lll1:lt's Louise, is the cry when the piano begins to talk. We'll surely miss l.ou1se's musical talent when she leaves for Mary Baldwin. JOHN THEODORE HOCK 'I'eclo isulmppy-go-l11eky boy, He dnes'nt hurt himself studying, but gets by. He l1us11't decided as yet what he will do next full. VIRGINIA ISABELLE HOLLAN D Blue eyes, golden hair, fair complexion, attractive and at sweet disposition-thut's Isabelle. Although she is very small indeed, one can never lose sight of her. Hi wishes you sucess in the business world. +94 35 E+ , AN. ,fx -1 p--D Y yt IA 'W uw ,r , , 5 tif,-if-4 M, My ,Ag -,pil ' , .,,. . .V us, J, ,.,.. jfgl, Qw- 1I 'fJ.'1 I 1 ,,f w . I, 'W aww Ease! '.' 'Mc' 'ij-y-'I 11,, .I .J . . f'N ,Y--,--.. -Y-k.,,vjl---.W XA W 3-5 Q YN lx . l, l ,A-' - -- .-4r3'ff-V32 25:-.V A 'iifei--'E flrf P fm 'fgif' ?f'?1i1L1 ZQ3?lzflI '--E .efiiw iifiifiits, .-. 1 .,,W,,q..A,, ,.WA , .,,.,. . ., 4 .,A, ,.,. . wjw, -, .. .:,.'.-g.':w.vv:rw i'f:a 1:-e., 3... fbi-e:,unz,:-'-' ' '-.--'wife-Ql'f1T iA'2Ei2fliiij ?,iTE255f?3i-T 41i:Tg 1-' r : . T 1.1- ' ,SL--L1 T' .-lm: ff 4, 4 bg If FRANCES REBECCA HORTON A friend to every one. Always willing to do her part:-and more, kind-hearted, generous and good-natured though of a quiet disposition. She is an earnest, conscientious student as her grades testify. We hope she will continue her good work at Farmville this fall. MARY HOWARD Girls Club, '29-'30g G. A. A., '28-'29-'30g M. W. L. S., '28-'29,' French Club, 'Z8,' Valley Bally Baseballg Winner of Alhlelic and Literary Letters, Choral Club, '28-'29 Smiling always, a cheerful word for all, ,tha.t's Mary. She gets good grades, too. Farm- ville will be the recipient of her sunny disposition. LOUISE FRANCES .HUDGINS M. W. L. S., '30,' G. A. A., '30 Gentle in manner: firm in reality Louise is gay, hopeful and has a sweet disposition and a cheeriness which wins her iniminy friends. Fredericksburg claims her this a . ALENE JUDSON HUFF M. W. L. S., '28-'29 Happy-go-Lucky, full of wit and humor introduces one of Hi's best liked Seniors. Always greets you with a cheerful smile which is one of her chief characteristics. Never too busy to lend a helping hand. Hi congratulates the college that claims her this fall. arise 13+ umvwwmigwm ,.- .::'-.me-.., , .551 ..lr.q5.-'y..i-.,e.,, . , 4,,:JEq,: ,. .N ,z-.+' Wm .Y Www W . A, -35 -:.w1:. N ....'.4rg:'gr3sQb..f.::- - 54575, :Nj -- A- 1-fi-ff-. .-fu.: ..'. .. . .J ...,. 1-.mu ,.-uzlsamms.. 145-j,g,F,,sffj'.f5,. mmf ' .... :.'..z':1n,vLfm,':'.'.1:s:::: r- '- -- -- vw- llwwsf- ' MARY DONNIE VIRGINIA HUNTER Virginia is just the kind of friend you always want because of her lovely disposition. She is a rare example of attractiveness, sweetness and personality combined with sympathy and sin- cerity. What more can we say for we all know her. Best of luck always, Virginia! VIRGINIA ELLA HUTCHERSON Expression, '29-'30g Choral Club, '29-'30 A blond-mischievous, pleasant and a willing helper-that's Virginia. ALICE E. HYLTON - M. W. L. S., '29-'30,' G. A. A., '30, Valley Ball T nam, '30, Baseball Team, '30 Quiet and reserved, a lovable girl Always calm in the midst of the whirl: Ready and willing to help one in need, Alice is truly a friend, indeed. WARREN PENN IRVIN Sludent Council, '28g Boys Choral Club, '27-,Z8 Warren is our best-looking Senior. His cor- dial and sunny disposition make him one of the most popular boys in our class. May his future achievements be as bright as they have been here with us. if 37 pf Hn KS, f'N JW-2 411791 W . '.:'i, lf dy' Irffii '-3 ,rg f' My ig . va ..x,:, . hir-if-1--:ii - ,. ...-.ni-,-,,-1, M. dll.r:A2iR1A'fj--.vixaia-7.Z.Q-Q-.oivu-rla:cl:,vi:.v -A.: 'r. .7 v: if 1, f,'g,4 .. ,1 11...-,I sr 'kisvmiiw' MICHELLE JOHN JABBOUR French Club, 'Z9,' J. L. S., '28-'29-'30 Mike is a handsome brunett. He is active both in literary and athletic activities. Mike plans to enter Roanoke College next fall. MARY BALDWIN JACKSON Edilor Junior World-News, '29-'30, Acorn, '29- '.1o,' G. C. Sec., '29-'30, M. W. L. S., 'Z8-'29- '30,- G. A. A., '28-'29 jackie FOREST JOHN JAMISON Student Council, '28-'29,' Express-ion, '28-'30,' Orchcxfm, 'Z7,' Assistanl Ma.rzager Foolball, '29,' Junior Wnrlrl-News, '29,' Jllunager Track Team, '30, Mairiager Senior Play, '30 Always ready to give zi helping hand-kind and .thoughtful-that's joe, May his circle of friends always bc as large as it has been at Hi. ELIZABETH CONWAY JEFFRIES Wisehefu Club, Girls Clubg French Club, M. W. L. S. Delicate strains of music-the music of an organ-fall on the ear. One guess! 42138 E+ i gif, 1.5: H 'iglgl-'-1 P' .-HE: If-' . dh C -3 '1 ffl' - '1'2: 1::,2' :ix v::ax:v:'4+:1n:-1: ,.'-.'--.-Ji.. ' . Q -. ,- As- IZA, i '''1!:L'.'.:'.i:,f::v-E5uifirma. ami 'gi U imifw-5 A Ll 1 cw.e:r::.:::.:::L:aL!::-sf-zuqeanflzaza., -fLri:LjklTfSfj5p,miM,,,Wm,,,m,mE,,,,L,,,n I 'svfivrmlif' FERGUSON JONES Ferguson's athletic, scholastic and literary ability will Carry him far into the realm of happiness and success. A GOLDIE MAY JONES Ill. W. E. S., '28-'29,'G1'rls Club, '29-'30,' Commercial Club, '30 Goldie is un ideal Senior, jolly and always ready to help anyone. She surely makes good grades, too. Goldie aspires to be somclJody's Stenog. LARUE KEIFFER An excellent student-always ready to con- tribute her slmre ol' happiness and good will toward others. LaRue is to enter Walter Reid Hospital for training. Fortunate indeed will be those who come in Contact with her ready smile, capable hands and congenial personality. GENEVA SUNSHINE KENDRICK CONl7Il6fC1idl Club, '30 If you see a little girl with a great big smile, That's Sunny! Next to smiling she likes-! You'd be surprised! It's II dark, deep secret. VVe'll let you guess! -'Ti 39 H+ .,, 5f'2:- FW xf'2.:J ?1?- file P- 2 5b:7 1:?Fz :J NCQ. , ,,1 4363+ rm::'f::.y:asr.':J.'nz:rrmvp:-'rimsfrm 9 .4 MILDRED KENNEDY M. W. L. 5., 'ao Mildred's seriousness and determination are her chief characteristics. She is quiet and reserved though sometimes she bobs up to a great extent showing the merriest of joke-loving natures beneath her calm exterior. HELEN HAR MAN KERANS Helen has only been at Hi one semester, and yet she is one of the most popular girls in the entire class. The secret is that she has personality, cleverncss and wit. She is a very efficient student, too. WILLIAM JAM ISON KERNS His Y, '28-'29-'30g Treasurer, Ili-Y, '30,' Track, '28-'29-'30 Billy is a happy-go-lucky boy who has Won many friends in the classroom and on the athletic field. In the Spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love-so has Billy's! HOWARD FRANK KESSLER A ready and willing helper to all his friends- that's Howard. He is loyal, true and a capable Senior. He does not know what he will do next year, but we know it will be a success. Good luck, old pal. -'Cl 40 lil' .',-.Q-rvasmm, ,- V f. fm' 43'- r':-:Qu ' -,N Wm F' 13 fy - .i YZ. irrr i . f ,.,.. , N- K., .,, GRAYDON KEY Spavrish Club, '28-'29 Graydon has made I1 real rccord at Hi: he has never misscd Zl day from school. Graydon is Z1 splendid student, especially in math. He is endowed with the gift of friendliness and con- sequently counts mzmy zunong his friends. ERVE WESLEY KIDD, JR. if - -. J. L. S., 'Z6',' Brmzl, '26',' Orchcslra, 'Z6'-'29 E. W.-jolly, good-xmturcd and best of all- cooperativc always. V. M. I. is the lucky school. Hi follows you with best wishes for Success. 1.8.6 T3-x, ' c L JAMES NELMS KINCANON ft James one of our smartest micl-term racllrltcs He is ver niet He Ins lent of ,in g . -yq' . bpjy sense :md we know he will be ll success in :my- thmg he undertakes. RANDOLPH KRAIGE Still waters run deep. 43 4.1 ,Qi- 2 - 5 ,.. I 1 sf' in-2 'r X 1 . f3?i2fS'f1E1 in ee- 13512 ' Fuji fr fe' 'sg ' iw fe., wifi. ,- .?.5 'N lil, ' Rf 311- 5'-55. -5- ,. f 1 at -'Q-,,:,,+1' ,ff'qflzq-.,.2iQs,WM-.m...1,sm W... .W ww.-.A wk L x l:Kr2iCif::?f ,t..!fLiZ?:'r:: J, i'?Dfsi 'W. my ffm -li 41'f'l f'1-W' 1-H .....t,...,J........i.....ssez..m:1:1.1-x..,IQAQ-img,pf.-3,Ime:ers.,wmvn1:rwzv1'Avn:a::uamm 1 I-.-:Hulk-iv... I 9w'7l'REll57iLU fi 31 WILLIAM HILL KULP Hi- Y, '29-'30,' Assistant Ma11z1,ger Track Team, '30 Billy is serious at times, but is always Q ready for fun. He is ever willing to help some- one, and consequently is well liked hy all. Billy is undecided as to which school he will attend next year-hut one will be lucky. ELIZABETH LACKES A splendid girl. Hi likes you tremendously. JOSEPH HAMMOND LACY Spanish Club, '28-H295 Orchestra, '28-'20g Band, '29 A man of silence is a man of sense Joe has won commendable success at High School and is known for his inventive ability. He is also a musician of note. Joe is planning to continue his scientific studies with the Westinghouse Electric Company. MARY BERKELEY LOTHROP G. C., '30 Precious things come in small packages. And How! Everyone loves Mary's sunny smile and good nature. We must not forget to mention her wonderful dancing, either. She expects to attend Farmville in the fall and give Hampden- Sidney a break. Hi wishes you the best of luck, Mary. +al 42 12+ , TFL i4'5Wf'A ii. sign? H. H J' .' qi C706 A F' 11 tj , .::ce'1:-f':'r'.:.'-.rang-if '--, '. iw ,L . E ' ' ,gf We R5 HHH HAROLD P. LAUGHON If you don't know Harold you've missed Z1 lot, 'cause he Surely is one of the most attractive boys in the Senior Class. Good grades, smiling disposition, und :1 personality-these dehne Harold. RUBY JANE LAYNE Herc's to our little versatile blond. Always full of energy and pep. Although she is going into the business world, we think she would make n better eook.C?J LEOTA LIGHT Choral Club, '28-'29-f3lI,' G. C., '28-'29-'.i0,' Glec Club, '28-'29-'30,' Vice Presirlenl, Glec Club, '29-'.?0,' Arlzvcrlisivzg Team of Acorn, '29-'30 Leolu one of our di nified blonds is noted 1 H - for her frzmkness :md enpuhility. Vllith all her charm she is at lovable friend and good student. lvIA'I I'l-IEW L. LONDON Happy-go-Luelcy-th:Lt's Mat, always greets you with n smile. Hi will long remember V. P. I.'s gain. May success follow you. 4C'l fl-3 ll'- . ,Ja . .- 3.3. 1,1-.. 5' '- 'VZ C7 ff f- 1 1 -2' rf ll be if rw.. A,., . .,..A.,i .L,,, ,!.n ,,.i, . MARY ELEEN LUCAS Eleen has that unusual combination of attractiveness and quietness, we wish her a successful future-and may happiness be with her always. NANCY LEE LYBROOK Girls Club Quiet and gentle is Nancy, one has to know her to appreciate her. In whatever she under- takes, she does her best. Nancy is planning to be a nurse and we know that success will always be her's. FRANCIS VICTOR MAHOOD Sludeul Council, '28-'Z9'-30,' J. L. S. Francis-our industrious Senior. Already he has entered the business world. He expects to attend V. P. I. next fall. Needless to say, we know hc will he a huge success. Our best wishes will always follow him. SARAH MADELINE MARSHALL G. A. A., '30,' M. W. L. S. '29,' Girls Club, '29-'30,' French Club, '28-'29 Under her smile there may be many worries. She will never let the rest of us know it, though. t. . A - Xl' K1 N xl . wb' Ml Xi ii all ssl 44- 12+ A A, ,fa.,m4, . -. 's.Y17f+ 'Q f'.- ' ' 1 .- , 1-iii T 65' W fl .', L: 4f ,', . w':.1:'t':ililil'.- ' .Qi, Gigli' wRi',52Il.4 i 5573! '- , ii1vE5i2LEf1f ' JOHN NORMAN MASON 111'-Y, '28-'29-'30,' J. L. S., '28, Class lllirror, '30 Ho1'e's to J, N. Hi's cutest Senior! His sunny smile and sweet disposition hztve made him very popular ut Hi. And when it comes to singing and dancing HJ. N. enn't he beat. Which ever the luclc falls to, Tech or Hampden- Sydney, we know he will make good. FRANK HOLDEN MASTIN Football, '26-'27-'28-'Z9,' Baxeball, '26-'27-'28,' Track, '30,'H1'-Y, '27-'28-'29-'30 Always happy, always snappy, always mrin' to go. In athletics and activities he has proven himself an all-round good sport. Whatever col- lege claims him, we wish him plenty of luck. JOHN P. MASTERSON Junior World-News Slalf, '28-'29,' J. L. S., '28,' Sludent CU1l1Ml1'l, '28-'29g Track, '28,' Corres- po1zdl1zg Secretary, Glen Club, '.?6',' President, Band, '29,' Orclzoslra President, '29,' Business Manager Acorn, '29, A thoughtful man is always original. CLINTIS MAE MATTOX HClenis - Clientis - Clemis -sounds like Greek, doesn't it? But thzLt's the way Hi's teachers pronounce 21 perfectly good nume- And that name means laughing brown eyes with at world of mirth behind l.hC1T1i1l. shy upward glance that contrasts with clever wit. If Clintis isn't your friend you're missing L1 lot. +2f45kk- ' Z ' 'Tx- ' 4 3 Vg, '- .J he V -2 It f 'tl' -.,. . ct ' , I '- l ', f' .,.fl. 1,1 1' fe, T3 2' V 4. FL rw' ' ...ij ffl . Q ig 3. .' 1., x.- .. ,. 4 . .1 -.-.:Z.fg1, ,::ii,....- -- i-fl - Y ' f 'T'.:::T'T lf' Os 'N-. is if We fifmwf-335. fi I E, 'E' xl: 5' i xi is t-1,4 5. f J: Z .X ...v Aw-wmlfn-.wfim 'o1.r2-1 ::,w.ab.a L IAJ? gg3iM2lig?Q?tTl:5ZS?L.-wfxfiiiiiiiiiim r 4 lmkmme' SALLY BESSIE MAXEY Clio Club, '29-'30 Sweet personality and full of versatility, that is Bessie. Irrespective of what college she may enter we predict for her the highest of achievements and success in the vocation she likes best. SUSIE LOIS MAXEY .S'f1a1z1'sh Club, '28-'29 Susie possesses a winning determination and ll smile which combined win her cause for her. With her high ambition and ability we read success for her at Harrisonburg. THELMA LOUVONIA MAYS She deceives her nature! To the outside world quiet, reserved and serious-to her friends happy-go-lucky, care-free. N. B. C. claims her next year and we hope she will succeed there as she has at Hi. JEAN MCCOY Kind hearts are more than coronets, And simple faith than Norman blood. A kind and sincere friend-tha.t's Jean. She is a good sport, living up to the high ideals she holds of life. jean plans to enter the business world. W I x V sf xx 43 46 E+ 'EFS 2'.rl lES3?' . . . 45' gill- :Tift -at -ft.'-.,f:- ' to yi. ,giirf fa- fifla fzatfi' --v-- f- -. me an-me: 5 'AAL V' . 'Q 3 ' , Zinwm: .Aff-.mme-.,, - wasrvlifif. lhgli'.'.z'Z.::':.1:wQ.3-1x?i:.3l'giiQ ' ,.xl.il:.x i ' H ,, iw !IM'UU. S l!l-3X','fJ,', Q AIUJJN iZ'II.!lL'l I-2522 TJ JNA7'1.'7X. I44,gfkS5Fff-11- .i'nltZsfi'i,-rl ,bHiWJ12L-'J.lPi'vfvI'JI.lt2!E!l ,I szntgbguxi L.f-T: Jjffl? ii- --5. if. , -of Yfsaa-f?'iST:,: 'V - 1322.5 --' 5' ' H' 'ith Y w1,j,fk1 Q- RANDOLPH WARD MeCOY f ,pw . . ,,':,z- Q. ll' you huven't seen ll handsome, clever und -Q 5 fast stepping Senior, then you huven't seen 4 ll Pl ' ' 5 ' Ramny, u real prize. V NELLIE MCD. Mr-COWN Girls Club, '29-'30 Loyul, energetic, dependable and sweet are 'ESQ' the Cl'lZlI'?lCl,Cl'iSliCS that are outstanding in ffl Nellie. With these qualities we know that she is bound to succeed. I-IAZEL LEE NICDANIEL 3. ' 1 1, I, I' M. W. L. .5',, 'Zfg G. C., '20-'30,' Commercial Club, '30 Who is this sweet, dark-lmirefl, blue-eyed girl? Oh, it's Hazel, one of our best commercial ,W pupils. She is 11 conscientious worker who has . won the hearts ol' the faculty and students alike. A word with her is n sure cure for the blues! LOUISE MCDANALD Girls Club, '29-'30,' G. .-'l. A ., 'Z9,' M. W. L. S., '28-'30 Whatever the weather may bc says he, VVhatcver the weather may lime, It's the pieces ye play, and the smile ye wear, Tlmt's mulcin' the sunshine every where. just lvulmbling over with life, laughter and CIIlLl'll15iLlSH11lLllCtlL'S Louise! f9 'E-i4-7li'+ , .-.. ... l,'i' Alf?-' A f ,if .-if ' sims -:- AMW , - xliifgf j Wig, -'.'il':'!5!,-i R' . x,,, up J., ' 159.1 V' 555, .5, 15 1, , ' ,ffm A--.-.. ,. . -,f,qg:gkE5c:-.3-.'g.ePf+ 1- g?f'vJ.,g,3' 153: j,,,,, :Jmwmsfszzn'ma-msz:::m::wafmrr zwvvve-ec'.v-ou: .v:1..f y,1....v::2:zx , .vm L Aww' :nh-.f.J,' .,.r:v.x-.1-:.1':a:-1:m1:::::,:u.:,:-:wrzizi,v.':fan-iw.-11: .':'.:5J::i'2':2'A'.2!:-Fm:nxcfmu. -','s.?,-w.- .0 . neiuzff....twmblla1zLf:1lF'fW41i::::H -.-1-N 1. ..,f.,..,-1 -.f- ,-fwyv-v...,.,.v-.- - A , 4 . , 1 ,,.. 1 , , 1 --..i.l.. .ggi iii 4.3! Y, Y ' YN-Y, Jhgk, , i !l i.-A .i ,. fa - 1 Sig' ,J-ig, ,. ' 1 ir fl, iwi c ll . Q lx if. 133.4 , MARY ELIZABETH MacDOWELL Social Commiliec Girls Club, '29-'30j M. W. L. S., '30 Greta -Arcadia-art-and music, that makes Peggy. ANNA LOIS MCFARLAND M. W. L. S., '27-'28, cxmmz Club, '27-'28-'29-'30, Gln: Club, '29-'so jolly, yet serious, Fun-loving, yet. sincere, One who never turns her back, But marches straight forward to success. RAY MCGOLDRICK Vice President, Senior Class, '30,' Presirlcn! f. L. S., '30, Presideni, Clio Club, '29-'30,' Acorn Staff, '29-'30,' Tormenlors, '29-'30,' H17-Y, '30, J. L. S., '29-'30,' Class Mirror 1 An actor and a dreamer. MARY LOUISE MCNULTY Booster Club, '29-'30,' President Boosters, '30 Prefecl Council, '30,- Quill and Scroll, '30 Girls Club Cabinet, '30,' Acorn Stay, '30 Her sparkling laughter and ready wit brighten any classroom. Weesie possesses the qualities of keen perception and friendliness which are so necessary for modern day achieve- ment. -iii 4-8 B'- l l gill? . . .kdfilhliflh , 533 P- . '-J N . .2 , f fig'-F 3, 1 Y Ea -ff '?'f.if-'rem .ff pw.-:m::m..:,-.1-:.:1'-'.'5,Q--g.f13J,.,l. 1X ,,f ggi' 'Q-.3T---pf, ..!,-aww ::'::.:z:.1.'xsv.f5:wg Wing-Cizfcxr. .i-qu fkwgigf sm vhi.-Au.-fig: zu 1 x r ii .:...:,m....:.i1'.:..w.:ulw,nn. '.455ix,,iig6:44-xiiiefa'z.fiwmmua.ama.w..,i.e f if .,, WM' LOIS FRANCES MEADOR G. C., '29-'30, Expressifon, '29-'30 Red-on-tlxe-head nuff said, but we'll say more. She is that chzirming, precocious, red- hcaded, blue-eyed child, that hlushes at the slightest provocation. And those good grades! Yes, she always makes them. EMILY JUDD MEADOWS Girls Club, '29-'30.' Clmral Club, '29,- Exprcssion, '29-'30 Quiet, red-haired Emily. Seldom heard but often seen strolling clown the halls at Hi. ELVA BERNADEANE MILLS G. C., '20-'30, M. W. L. '29-'30,' f1l7lI.07' World-Ne'w.v, '27-'28-'29-'30,' G. A. A., '28-'29-'30gLalnkal1 A ft Club, '27-'28 Sl1e's the peppiest thing ever. Chuck full of wit-she has what it takes to make zz business success. MARY ELIZABETH MI'l'CI-IELL High Scl1ool's Commercial Graduates :ire certainly improving. Every year they ure sweeter and sweeter-and the cream of this ycar's crop is Mary. We all know she will make some one ai good Stenog. fi ' my-f ......-..- . ., -ulx 1, L, wt, I' :QHXJ s 1 , ffi- -4. i eff' nfl. H J, H. ----H -- :-M .. .Ii ,' 1 2 -J' . ,. -.1 EH G..2?4.E.27 - -1--glleigge .. , ,M ,, ...wik- r-1 .Al Li-A i j.'.l'. .. ., -fur ...J ll., - ' .u1.-'vi' L , m. U .,,.w ' ' A 1 r... 94' ll Lil ,QL W., .-.N P v't2l1f'W V +24 49 hw lil :Www Q ,V J-A . af.-.' rfc-5, '25, V-. f57?Qs.i:i -lf' ' ' . 5321 4,5-.M LEE ? '5 z'Effi.g,'N ' ,W ,-.5-in . ,. -' 'Z A ,,,, . :.z.-.fQz:.Sc:z'1,x-Xr.wm:::n:sQl.i.'zx .:'v:::::?m:n-'rrniggafi'ij.fLE V 1- Q F1 1'1 5. A .j'E3. 'H fms::'.nalr1i7m:rw v.1.xr.s::::': .. ma -u:.. uf -1 - :rw-f.. ,. .,n b .ei-rl-riariaeflue:vA1.f4:xqe:v:.'.'11.51 z'u':n:'e::v:Qef.f::w ' :af-fxzgsaufx.-mu 3' i1:f.f.w,:-'yfrrlefifA L'-fl.,-,,,',Q,.,,-ix-muuzxblli:wL,,,,,,,T,,,,v, 5. 1:Liwgzzaz9:Li-1L9a?::xL:::f.'m.::-:1z:.'a 'eivivtufzxwizzzaza:::f-La-reraarmamwi . imorfrmcwr-'sin:ur..wr1.':n:1m:r:m.sur.i : ':.::v2:::u'Jzxzvmwaiufknmvzml'am flwiwmllh Z I 1 N - l ,J A-.N 1 . , if P uw JOHN WARREN MONTAGUE President Hi-Y, '29-'30,' Prefecl Council, '29- '.?0,' Big Brother Club, '29-'30, Boys Choral Club, '29, Hi-Y Cabinet, '28-'29,' Hi- Y, '28- '29-'30,' Track, '29-'30, J. L. S., 'Z7-'Z8- '29-'30: Class Mirror, '30 Warren-capable, trustworthy, efficient and, above ull, u gentleman in the true sense of the word. V M. CATHARINE MOOMAW Edilor-i1z-Chief, Acorn, '29-'30,' Secrelary, Pre- fect Council, '29-'30,' Booster Club, '29-'30,' Sfudenl Council, '28-'29-'30, Girls Club, Cabinel, '29-'30,' Quill and Scroll. Booster, writer, Eclitor-in-Chief, Artist, actor, Vagabond, thief, At school-dignified, courteous, intelligent, At home-:L Spanish Don-a medieval knight. KATHLEEN EARLE MOORE Glee Club, Girls Club Things have not been nearly so peppy since Kitty left us in February. She is one of our best commercial students and will make a hue busi- ness woman. ELEANOR FRANCES MORRIS Girls Club, Glee Club, G. A. A. E-zlger to reach the goal, L-oving as we've all been told, E-arnest and an sincere friend, A-lways 21 pal to the end. N-othing she cannot do O-thers she can pull through, R-eal good student, hail to you! 'if 50 E4- .f:r WWet,k ,, ,N- , 1 '1v.vQ-X 'I' .i?mg 65i . A,,.A CW 7 O A - ,k il E51 51 '.-. H :ii-r,,-. ,. C.: bk ilmsfri- -' JOHN T. Mossy Hi- Y, '27-'28-'29-'30,' Big Brolher Club, '29-'30,' Treasurer Senior Class: Truck, '28-'30 jack MARY FLORENCE MOUNFIELD Popular, cute and a peach of a gal, No sweeter friend, no truer pal, As an athlete in Hi-ean't be beat Boy! She's the kind they like to meet. 'Ole Hi says lots o' luek, Mary, at Ohio State. MICHAEL J. NAJJUM J. L. S., '27-'28-'29-'30,' Treasurer, '29 A perfect gentleman and a real friend. Altho Mike is quiet and unassuming in manner, his cheerfulness and ready wit, and warm-hearted iympathy have made many friends for him at 1. JOSEPHINE GLADYS NICHOLS Here's to the girl whose leaving Ole Hi, Josephine how we hate to say good-bye, You've been a friend so brave, so true, We wish you success in anything you do. We wish you luck in the business world, Because you're just that type of a girl. -ng 51 E1- 1? l I f V1 ,L3 'y l 101 L my 'X 1 1 1. AK.,-. f -4' f - ,- 5121 iff -V ff 1'..19'+Ef-:2G?.l. 1 'Q :fr i -of We 'iii yggg 51 141 1 . l gain ', 5 hwy uaylgg.. x , 1 4 ll L . -- A .X Y 1 l ti. , .-Zl.,i? N : ' S U M l, , l I O , I I ' l .ee.--ea. l. I . ' fflfl .W e , .X .L Q V, .eei-',7.H. E ff' -:Z rliffex, . :-nm, mu mire. .: wal 'PM ln:-4 .. Qiigzw 5.11 :six 3-U P' im- ,H l 4. . ' :Sw Ag-A F' .' :fry .mi ,fra-. ,-My 1515 . U m nzwnxmemm-:nzg71E?'f.fClie QQ. fi - f:.'f1gi5i ., .,..-,.,v,?,.5,,:',5,,,. A-,g,.,5f55,,5 A Y -M-t.L.3 'm,,..,,..:. -man: A uuc:l:m.waz..muff-Lmeziuuzfmu. ' -.g,,5,g5Q5,gf:,f4 ,mug,,',H,,1,,,,.i,,,mW,,,x,,,,,,,,,:ml mfr' A A W EMILY NININGER WiselLefu,' Girls Club: Clio CIub,' Secretary Roanoke Raman Sweet and attractive, With large brown eyes, Witty and clever, So wonderfully wise: A fine sense of humor, That everyone knows. We're wishing her fame Wherever she goes. JOHN BOYD NOFTSINGER Football, '27-'28,' Caplain, 'Z9,' Track, '29-'30g Big Brother Club, '28-'29-'30, Hi- Y, '29-'30,- Sjzarzish Club, '27-'28-'29,' Treasurer, Class '28, Vice President, Junior Class, '29 Hcre's to our Football Captain. We certainly are proud of the record he has made in athletics and activities. We know that whatever college gets him will have the best of athletic teams for four years at least! EDGAR HARNESS OLIVER Here is Ed, another one of Hi's Prince Charmingsf' He's handsome and a good sport. We don't know what Ed's going to do, but by his record at Hi, we know he will succeed. JUNE YETEVE ONEY Girls Club, '28-'29-'30,' M. W. L. S., '29-'30 june is the adorable little Senior with the most characteristic walk. She has a serious ex- pression until she smiles and then her great, big, blue eyes laugh. A good pal. Luck to you at New jersey Woman's College next fall, june. -'Ei 52 131- .Q-A.. . hte. tw P- az.. l, 235 Q ge . iw, P 6.-.-m:fn:n:m::::.1sc fern e m':1w':'e':n'a:::r:nfr1,:'r:1nm wh -A f.ir:'.w-uv: 14::::'.-.4-fame-. :12::'I1C'5:N!m'.'J5A'J f-.mM:n'.,..wrl ' :ammi,:'m:o::::::s:z 31,331 :xg ,gh -5- A ,1 f.:,,.-3.,,, ,,,v.,,, .WN , 1 'l:.q, . fvvf-.is ,,.., .. -fy , k . E , , fflf - 'xii ' 3 .7 1 . lr1'rr:'w.'. 1'.-,:' .AtvlMwls'!s::l1't':'v11! -H, j-g.f1z'N ' Q- A .'g'i.' 53' -:L 'jIg.-.--g,- a msnnm,--.1-. - 'i- n 4'..:111z:e at-,i:?:x: .v-en f .1,,gQ'. Aw mga, !:owm.1:f.v'.',:.x: AL x ua vLn-'z:11.'.:.v1:::z:ia.-af:si:'::ux:of,-An. .g,3:gQ,:L-'fgv ei LUCILLE OWEN Choral Club, '28-'30,' Girls Club, '30g Student Council, '30 We hate to see Lucille leave, but heartily congratulate Farmville for getting one of the sweetest girls we know. A pleasing personality, talented and studious. CHARLES LEWIS PALMER Charles Lewis Palmer, Jr., is better known as Bull, He came to -Icflerson from A. M. A. in the fall of '29 with a splendid record. Bull possesses 200 lhs of unique personality, being well liked by all with whom he comes in contact. DILLON WEBSTER PALMER J. L. S., '27-'28-'29 Dillon hails from Franklin County. One of his marked clxaracteristies is tenacity, his stick- to-it-ive-ness is very obvious. He has a polite manner and happiness travels with him. RONALD AUGUSTUS PARRACK One of our February graduates who was one of High's best pupils. Next fall he will resume his studies at Roanoke College where he is plan- ning to take a Business administration course. May luck be with you. fel 53 19+ l JN. if fi lf, 7 ' Kin?-'a. ' 'M' fa F- 4 .1755 'Q -Za gpg: - VY i g, ii? -3' A 1:n'f.5bQs- QQ5fa'l?.g3L, MLA, mf-ini' THOMAS PATTERSON This is a Senior Hi hates to give up, indeed. His pleasing manner has caused him to obtain many friends here. We know that he will obtain just as many, later in life. SARAH MARGARET PAYNE Girls Club, '29-'30,' G. A. A., '28-'29-'30,' Secretary, G. A. A., '28-'29,' Valley Ball, '28-'29j Baskel Ball, '28-'29-'30, Baseball, '28-'29 Always smiling, peppy and gay. Ready to help, whenever she may She likes athletics and a good time, too Best wishes, Sarah, here's to you. BEATRICE PETERMAN Bee -that captivating little bundle of attractiveness who has won the affections of all. A witty, clever and lovable little girl. Our treasure ship sets sail for William and Mary next fall. WILLIE MARGARET PEARMAN Girls Club, '29-'Z0,' Commercial Club, '30 Bill ma be seen every day frolicking up and down the halls of J. H. S. She has a mighty good heart. Bill docsn't seem to know the meaning of worry. +21 54 is .r1'.9W'1K if fi K , V' , 'f wil-5? 145.39 ' I i icfmi-fi-11.-E.'.:::1:: L'f-',:.:5aA.vm- - H--Q.:!S,5i?? AQ. 1nv...ff'5iW.i,-S-511'3 .'E A ' ' .l:.:'.:f.:-1:----1: 1:c-nu. i,X-q::3g,:-?!- fu--:f ,.., Qi.,.'r::mum-,1w:',-rr.: :fr .hh 1n.4i.rLu,,.. 1 THEODORE ORVILLE POFF Orclunvlra, '28-'29 Orville-our quiet, ezipuhle :md mu sieul Senior who lmils from the Commercial Department. His talents will make lum successful, we know. VIRGINIA C-ERTRUDE POINDEXTER Scnrnlury Corrzmcrcuzl Club, '30 One of our Commercial students and 21 mighty good one too. Here's wishing you lots of success GerLie, in everything you do. A LICE SCOTT POOL Program Commillee French Club, '27-'29,' Girls Club, '29-'30 An ideal pzil-quite musical-studious zmd pleaszmt. ASHFORD VERNON POOLE Ili-Y, '27-'28,' Cornnzrrciul Club, '30 I-Iere's to Vernon, one of Hi's most typical Seniors, with :L dimpled smile and greetings for every one. We are sure he will make a great. success when he enters Carnegie Tech. -X21 55 F :-. i:,f1WT,i . - ,r.. .... -..HH 3.3,-Lt 5? ,. ' m',4,.'.-rf ..-C YY.. -.Y ,N ,, ,ugh . -,L I- 47,1 ......,,Lf.Y v ,I ,V fr. 6:1 51 -J.. t -1 . . L- '. Lua' '- I -. .r.. , Se' --.4-,, if - ,O ig. fi., ---'.-,.i.- - Y- fr Ti in .A N ' is iff r K x .is ., N., Qi x 2.1 VH fi Lf . L ,f I Agua? . ,Q ,1,,fJLO' at'::ux'.:::.- :eta-9. .1-m:s::n':.:1sr.:.es. M, ,fun ., Levceu:mr:.ucv::nf wrwumm 2123.0 .xwslair 'J:.5?T:.xL:12::::A:Qr 112:a':J.vJi:-ILi51t1'::-Lwelxcixftwza ' gifgf ii xx' fwfr-if 511451. gr- f- C 2 1' f-3+ ' -ri .sw ,K ...m ai M. gm E33-ffgx.friefn4.cii-rwzrhil.-exiles:.efimis L 'amy' mf' f-N FRANCIS C. PORTERFIELD M. W. L. S., '28-'29-'30, Girls Club, '29-'30, Nature Essay Prize Winner, '28, Choral Club, '29-'30 Good nature and good sense are good com- panions. MARGARETE KEGLEY PORTERFIELD G. C., '30,' Reporler, Junior World-News, '29-'30,- M. W. L. S., '29-'30, Chairman Deaoratizm Committee, M. W. L. S., '30g Choral Club, '29-'30 Margarete-to you we bid farewell, With a parting kiss in an ivied dell: While fantastic mists silhouette the moon, You leave, you leave, Ah! All to soon. MARY KATHRYN PORTERFIELD G. C., '29-'30, C. C., '30 Who doesn't know Kay? She's the good- looking girl with the big blue eyes and curly auburn hair. The commercial class will be in- without. her. As a Stenog, we are will be fl. big success. Best of luck, Kay, GRAVES PRICE J. L. S., '29-'30 ie knows Harold. He is a very pupil and always willing to lend his is interested in radio and plans to take it up at V. P. I. next year. -121 56 E+ 'teen-,,,N, -5' 11'-ff, 1 Yi P ek- fw -r lr fs? 295 gk '1 -'i-521' 9?l1 'Fi,s:'2:'? 'ir lx t A. tml.:.'..te.:.:::.1r:::u2u::ux,::o,sx -:Q Egffijmam..t:Mr::L35.-.v::'. HELEN PHENIX Sparkling eyes and laughter rare Gain her friendship everywhere. The more you know her the more you like her. Tha.t's a. pretty good way to be, isn't it, I-lelen? JANE PHENIX W. C. Rcparlrr, H285 Junior Wnrlrl-News, '28- '29,' G. C.,' Glue Club Our youngest-iust fifteen but most eflieient. Jane is also one of H1's cutest and most talented dancers-so- on with the dance, jane! 1- f ,- DON QUINN Hi- Y, 'es-'29-'30 You all know Lindbergh? Well he's good too! CLARA LEE REID Commercial Club, '30 Wow! just the girl you are looking for, attractive, snappy and very witty and winning. All who know her like her and all who do not are missing the chance of their lives. -all 5 7 iif- , K ---.,,.,.w ..,,. ,,,..i ,f?g,a91Al1.:?Qm,, V. Biff' uk- 5-29 Q , . I 512' F' ' iw, ffm ,. 'zzsis-xv.2if12a:,a-1-nail.: .. ' ' IV.E!f..C.1.'.121121-52232bidilfiiffkivb. 1.R,Q:':555.:J,-Q fhiwih-MN.-fillna!!!'1J1AF5n'f:i:::1:.'r K K qnwwxiil 'L .......-...,.,..-.......,. K -Y , , ,, ., ...----E .lx +L... .--- ----f-Y. 7' ----1 ---1 -'dl I f , If .XWK i .- fbi 21. ,I L... , ,-A----..- 5 .h 'gnu Y., Q vllL::i Q I ,. 1 xii' ' liiiiigj X ji :-L ,,,. i i 'fin .5 .VV. I .7 .,, H ,,-,k 'fi W 'T1:t: .n , . 1:Lg,,1-- ,' TR: X J,-if ',V ' 31: Ni- f BAYLIS RECTOR Bnnsler Club, '29-'30,- Reporler Girls Club, '29-'30 Soft brown hair, very fair complexion, ex- DFCSSIVC eyes-a deep purple dress-Baylis Rec- tor, pale but colorful. CARLOS MARIE RICE M. W. L. S., '29-'30,' Girls Club, '29-'30 Carlos-capable and artistic. Whatever you may End yourself doing in the future, be assured Hi's best wishes are with you. It has been a real pleasure knowing you! RAYMOND RANDALL RICE Foolball, '27-'28-'29,' Baskel Ball, '28-'29,- Baseball, '28-'29,' Track, '30,' IH- Y, '28-'29-'30,' Big Brother, '29-'30 Raymond needs no introduction, as everyone knows our football, basket ball and track champion! High will certainly miss this one who has brought so much fame to our school. ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE RIGGINS To know Elizabeth is an inspiration. Her wise and witty sayings have dispellecl many a gloomy thought. She is planning to enter Farmville next year. -wil 58 E1- .V-if'f:T7??i?5ffS w iii' fill. M- l '?fE?lle '1- ., ,gigs R, 3 V, F. i .. . ,l '. riff,-3' fs: ..'r,.:,'.'.: .'.11:L':1255'-7:iwuisv.. 1 vi,i,,.y:7?5Qg:.4'2f'1Vmiefffl ..v. :..-..+:mru:,w.u.:its 'Q l'fzmvi:Zvf'f'L N ELIZABETH JEAN ROADCAP Girls Club, '29-'30,' M. W. L. S., '28,' Girls Athletic Associalion, '26'-'29-'30,' Baseball, '28-'30g Basket Ball, 'Z9,' Track, '30,' Senior Privileges Commillec, '30, A heart so bright and true, A smile for everyone, too Nothing for you she would'11t do Old Roady. TALMAGE EUGENE ROBERTS ' His ability has clearly shown itself in many lines, and wc know he will succeed, hereafter. LILLIAN ROGERS Girls Club, '27,- G. A. A., '27-'28, Prcsidenl, Glee Club, '27-'28-'30 Lillian, the best looking girl in the Senior Class, a good singer amd an excellent student. Will Hi miss her? You bet! ESTHER GRACE ROOT Girls Club Her air, her manner, all who saw admired: Courteous though coy, and gentle though retired. We'll always remember Esther Grace as one of the most attractive girls in the Senior Class. And, another thing, she is a perfectly splendid art student. stole L . 'n Q1-. Nr .vin ,1'fSfnf215lFlFQ. sigma- Q , ,js fa.. mg . .,..,,- . L. ,. . , . , . , -Sify' - Grill ,zz-. - 4351 '11 r . ff ,-A594-fiekl' m 5 ' - 'fx r LED- .'4.-'A - 75 . ,AP 5 5 3 ,... .1---.wi w- L . if r .- .5 L3g5i5pgf.g,5ilQ :va v 5 92-'gif -ltizzimxnf zz:-g 1...Q-.-nw-:fu-rwwvznu,-Jssznzn W--.ty:.4i: M :Jn t ,A div., 4 ,W M, ,fm-.:iaz :: :'rr-M-tw,W-1-:-i.-:faxW.-fm: E 5 f::.:wi.mv.u..u..e1.Js.,.f,.axt ue, nrauwn..1-4.rxurnuurzfrfmzairm.-mi.A maui smmy,,gf,.f,,f,'.mla4-muy-,gg i B' 1-5 NANCY MacCORKLE ROSS French Club, '28-'Z9,' M. W. L. S., Presidenl, 'Z9g Clio Club, '29, Program C0mm1.ll66,' M. W. L. S., '30 A happy grin-a flash of brown eyes. Always clashing to or from something-Nancy. ELIZABETH WOODY RUCKER Elizabeth is another reason why gentlemen prefer bloncls. Attractive, capable and sweet. She is taking cooking-we wonder why? ? ?? Best wish to you. SARAH SAUNDERS Boosters, '30g Girls Club Cabinet, '30 A big brown bear chuckling contagiously! Who ever heard of a bear chuckling? Why its only Woo1cy in her big coat. THOMAS DANIEL SAUNDERS Hi- Y, '29-'30 Tommy is one of Hi's typical Seniors, whose personality has won him friends. He enters Roanoke College next fall. +C-f 60 lil'- fggiidfillixsw..-. egg' .Wi -- 15,524 ,Gigi 33: fi' 5' he -:gf wir .rl-5 ' isis. -3 ,Qi ' -1' .- -- - - .g - .. :R . 1 'qbjfwi - H.-5. fr.: H3 33-1si+F '5faf'f, 'ra :if fi lr 'v 1n'wxu'm::rMvrm21 fmr,':naw,-1N--ffl...' . 1. V5 !::k,,..g,r g.5.,3j,1.1,, .fm,r.:1:::s11rx::4::e:1:s:vmv -cm:r::mu.nm:::o:u1za'r:vm-:i.r L1 1 .vnwmzznnfa'-:.:1x::'.z'1::x: Az.-f.c?:wm..mx wgggcf, M' ,nes-...SZ ..1:im.ia11'-::e- --'-- ff--ew:.f,,m:,-.,,,,,,,-,..... l. 6tJl1MLltl l J-LL X. I- la! LI4JT1'A'i1KNAI.KELLYlUlh'lLINl1J12il'2i'12LZJz9lIXUnW?A'lh 1.QL-E,2,g8iifjL,2fQl'Xialtlifili1iwU15RJ':!wlii.'!IL1l2lHfli!M. .751 'fFPk:2iZrv',:.2L2UL1131 J Y' Vmmfiffi TREACY SCHUYLER G. C., '29-'30g G. A. A., '28-'29,' M. W. L. S., '28 A brilliant, sweet :md sympathetic girl. She has another desirable cliaraetelistic-that of neatness. Good Luck! MATTIE LUCILLE SCRUGGS A pair of sparkling blue eyes, A sunnincss that never dies, A head adorned with golden hair And the result is Lucille-I-don't-care! GILBERT LOUIS SEAY Gilbert has been admired by every one, and in consequence, his popularity in later life will bring him success. GEORGE SEIGLER G. G., you're a good scout. -r Lt M' 5 I fl , i J 'N ,f X I ix 'UV ' M X .Ja il!!! ffli ' 7 ., 'J' I A , wax: ' I 1. ,.-in sf .U J -.af 61 1.3.- I -ff ' 1 l X -Af' rag' ,fins ,if LE N L- - - - ?--------,-...Y-.Y N.. ,.. f 5,.:z1XY?!w,' 4 LR., L .1-9 Q Wifi mccflisi vm 'lZ.,.- I f Q3 Q'-' P' U . :Th 'Z,S .., ll M' if if if Q in - ' ' ' ' 'Ji-.wzvmm . .:::- , .amumwmnn ,anmfra-mefvsnm-nframnm g Al' V ,:li,ffNXf1.f. i37.1lff.t 'ji EW -Il , P155 .FT ' f. 1153-57 1'! Yafllldvlflu 'FI Ugtdfy Il7WLNl1.ll.!lllNl'.1'M .J LTLJ . ' 'f-l lU1'ifi'v1U1: ' U1 ' LCN HL' . 1 n . HV EDITH St. CLAIRE SHANKS M. W. L. S., '29-'30,' Secretary M. W. L. S., '30,' Treasurer M. W. L. S., '29g Girls Clubg Clin Clubg Prqfecl Council, '29-'30,' Edilorin- Chief Roanoke Roman, '29-'30g Latin Tourna- ment, '29-'30 Edith has endeared herself to both faculty and students. We heartily give her our best wishes. VIRGINIA SHELBURNE Sis loves to play ball, But shrinks not at all Assignments regarded as irksome. A jolly fine pal, She's a. lovable gal Sociable, stylish and winsome. MARY LOUISE SIMMERMAN Full of pep, full of fun, Louise sure is a snappy one! Happy-go-Lucky, smart and clever as they make them. There's no end to her jokes and spirit. CEven if she is a Chinaman and likes Rice.J CLAUDINE SINK G. C., '28-'29-'30,' Aft Clubg Tormenters That funny, attractive, talented little girl who dashes around all over the place and for- gets what she is looking for, is our Claudine. She plans to study art at William and Mary, then New York University. Luck! +Cl62l6+ ll P-riwwcmm .at-xqfifi. .xref ..,, l 1 5-'JG all wg .. M.-.41 M, 15,7 6. 3 , '.i1-,.- f .nf I-'Z' ' .Wi -,lf fbi' .-ka -,af-1: ,L YT S33v'T'.f7:Y' e5f'Z,35'-'fq.3'?-. fa: 1- -. .4 M.--2. f-.., gf 1 .-.-.Mmm w.wlmmw.n.'.f:.:lw:A--52 Ya. lat' '. -uf' AAM-.1m.mm.m7.2.-W u.qw-w..- .mi-.'.1zL:::::x 1:11,:'::1.:?.':.1'.'.1.:':v :.'wE:f:n .ml ' Q .iff-,' .1r:n'.-.mrvcv::',f:.'::n :iw,'E:4e.l5'.7i3'-5 ur- '.i'z':ua:::L':.Lu' .::.'xmm:Q1u:.f:cuwzxuxzf-mn. f..g,b55Eg12a,ff.-jg. .naz:av1.menu:azu:w1mn:a::u::m.zf ggmuz-S :2,:.::1x:m2:.w 2 l.tl'vl5f' FRANCES LOUISE SLAYDON She's a Swell ole girl. There coulcln't be a better pal. But she has one weakness-her dc- light in talking-a rather charming fault. FRANK SLEDD Frank cloesu't look like hc is fond of having his picture taken. It is'zm ordeal, isn't it? ARTHUR EDWARD SMITH President, Big Brother, '29-'30,' Vice PfBS1.dA?7ll, 111'-Y, '29-'30,' Basket Bull, '29-'30,' Captain Track, '30, H1'-Y, '28-'29-'30, Nurmi BENJAMIN WARFIELD SMITH Prefect Council, '28-'29-'30,' Senior Prefect, '29- '30,' Junior Prqfect, '28-'Z9,' Debating Team, '29-'30,' President, Quill and Scroll Chaplerg Junior World-News, '28-'29-'30,' .Managing Edilor, '30,' Student Government Edilor, '28- '29,' Corresponding Secretary, J. L. S. Full, '29j Treasurer, J. L. S., Spring, '29,' Hi- Y, '29-'30 Ben-A symbol of Leadership. ' u 1 5 lf fl if 63 lu ki CIL QM .XX mfg 11,4 ,, f-X D L. M ' ww 'W , 5,13 'rr 1 i ,figs gk lb iff' ' 'ilfxililll 2L'.1C'1 I 51f4IIiJlz5i1v7l'lHa ,. ' ' -wiiigfff, s4n...4J+' .me-:iam--:'.1:,-z ..,fW3,y Q.Ly-1.1e,wn.44-nun:uunwL'an1m: , IW. wmv' ,W F, ,. ,YQ IIT- w- M.--I --+ M311 .7 TLEL1 4. i A ,fs I. ff f ,ill ,.,.,. X I I , ,, Z- -7 rriafeg - A Q iinfnwjii i.. ET ,mir . -----qi l-qiuiv . ' ,Q lfifils' 'L f'?f . 35.1,-Q. lislf fi 51,11-1.:-5-,gTf'3i1'l. 6 3 If ,lf -..--,.. .,-f, as nf' ,,h,'j:,f,Qi,... gf W, fill? '-A'f-H ' i-.f-f 'fffi:'f fix , 1,3 I Qfger' iii l' iaj15,5gQtfLf, ,,,.,5,iKl o' fxrazgsgxf -r-:ai - 1------T: 'ji' 1, Ds I I' f' --. , x , as l lj v CARL VERNON SMITH Track Team, '27-'28-'29-'30 Curly hair, blue eyes and always smiling. Cai'l's a sincere friend, good sport and a valuable track man. Hcre's to your success! HILDA MAE SMITH Girls Club, '29-'30, G. A. A., '28-'29-'30,' Basket Ball, '27-'29g Valley Bull, '28-'29 Hilda is always on hand for a good time. A dandy friend. MARGIE LOUISE SPESSARD Slmlenl Council, '29-'30 Monnie -very original-rather sarcastic, and a splendid sport. She hasn't decided what she will do in the future hut with that person- ality of hers she can do most anything. BURNICE THOMAS STEPHENSON, JR. Hi-Y Tommy-our idea of fun, good humor, seriousness and wit, all rolled into one. Best of luck, Tommy, wherever you are! +24 64 lm- 'iffy ew tl ' Wig:-L We 1124: -f-57 1-tilt fill ' sniff! eg' NIV. : .:p 3- .- wr.-' 2- .H-'-WY' ffl. 9. Fai. M5 . . U .-Y-sviff' iw .wr F5 f se ft ki sl, hwwmaxwmvaAu-am-uw.-:':. JJ.:-.rx4vlm':n'.r:l'.'::,.. -.',.3--g.fr3?. 5- f1,k,.,,gr' J:--Q5 -fltwmznzzizzfn::::m.ux:u.:nu::ez:nr:. ,univu::xcn:u'n.mm:nv ':11 L-fumrxiem1:.rlzvmummr,-,,t,,,v A-Apnun:::.x'1x':.1:11.1::: x.wl:f:n za - . f Wgggrz-v' . ..n:f.xn:m-1:--ees.:zrxrserts-vf:::mf,f:'uf-ar.:1-1:-. zzm swfzn H-YR!uJ4.b7H11K5YfUlElTBYn'J'f:ll2i:fi:Z -I 'K MISIYAQUE'Fl'lf1'U.Wi:52l1'.l'IGSERFISNTIANC ryE.,?fi3i1x,,1xi'1'l11lCi'-X-sbUi'filll43LlWVJ'L!A?2GIiDUiUriTl CIA? !L.I2f.-f.?11lXf!4'5L2i1:f1l3-13'JJEYT1'- lf-!I'LS'51122I:-'X' mwmrllr' DOROTHY ,IEWELL STEWART You will always know Dorothy by the smile she has for everyone. She has been a credit to the Commercial Department, and an active member in the Commercial Club. JOSEPH R. SULLENDER Hi-Y Happy-go-Lucky and care-free. joe's manner conceals an unusually level head. Though he never seems to have any worries, we suspect he has ideals instead. Our wishes for your success. HOWARD PARRY SUMPTER Boys Cham! Club, 'Z9-'30,- Public Speaking, '30 Howard has just come to us from Lexington but he's been here long enough for us to appreci- ate his scholastic efforts. UD We wish him all kinds of success at W. Sc L. Hcre's to our versatile musician. KITTY SYDENSTRICKER Girls Club, '29-'30 Kitty-our quiet, dignified Senior. She hails from Staunton and has been with us only one term, but it dicln't take us long to find out what ar sterling character she is. Success-at Randolph Macon. -'lil 65 i3'- it 1 f tif' Vi? T? v 45-:?' 1W5'if!' , Qgiairi a 19' P' .fferf-'e:ef:.-fa : iii. Wifi? 'fs ,,.. -'1Ef?:f?l' 'ii -' E312 gas if. mm'.2s:zL':'.','nL1'-1-,',-.m-'-.SAL ' w -fi'11ff,f ' '15 1 :nwrt -gum: , , fuzz: VXI.-512I,E11'5.'Z2il5'!IXfuHAIf7hl.- Q17?:g.H?3fij.'tfnWr:.'..LJ.-!fC:lD1l:?1'lT1UI'?27:! 'f'.tE2'U':lhH.b f'N VIRGINIA MARIE TALBOTT Attractive, sweet'n gay, an ideal pal in every way, tha.t's Virginia. DWVIGHT COLLIER THOMAS Don't we hate to loose Dwight? His pleasing personality and ready smile won him many friends among both boys and girls. My! we hate to give him over to V. P. I. Hi wishes him best of luck. JAMES LOUIS THOMAS Hi- Y, '29-'30 Handsome, winning and unusual, jim is indeed a Senior we are proud to own. MILDRED LENORA THOIVIASON Good looks, good sense and a. pleasant manner should win for Mildred the same recognition in the business and social world that they have won for her in high school. 16166 1-31- ' 5- 5- :1 '-sc' iii- be l ? gill? rp 1' , lfffig. JSE! - '15-,lt Ek '1 ' E if' , Y mvf.:.-m'fn.:,4.riw.s,.-.Nm -1.41-mr.'rf.s.m-:.: .n 1. 5 . M. 1--..-W-,,,, flihluf-SAHXYA-YifmI,lL'iZf UE!-2f'J2's...l ' 'fl .T.'l.Z.'3?J 'G L'l5':Cl UI ' ' 23010589 Ill-I'-W: 125-1'id.ll'lfUli1ffl:f.2T AY?l5lTz'K!.5SiZCL1ZlZ'lZ5LJl1lUNi57.5K LOUISE EVELYN THOMPSON Commercial Club, '30 Louise is an ideal girl in every way-the kind of a person that is not found everyday. C. B. THORNTON, JR. President Senior Class, '30,' Presideni, B-ig Brother Club Fall, 'Z9,' Vice Presirlenl, Big Brolher Club Spring, '30, Hz'-Y,' J. L. S., '20-'30,' Debaling Team, '29-'30,' Pf8S'ldLf7lf, Slate Hi-Y, '29-'30 He possesses to an unusual degree that intangible asset called personality. OSCAR WILEY TICE Mrzazazger, Football Team, '29, Baseball, '29-'30,' Hi- Y, '28,' Glee Club, '28, Cheer Leader, '29-'.?0,' Class Mirror, '30 Whoopee, nobody but ole Oscar! He is one of Hi's good-looking little fellows who sports around her halls. His interest in athletics and his jolliness have won him many friends. DOROTHY WALTON TIMMONS Commercial Club, '30 A saucy little maiden-she never seems to be burdened with any care like the rest of us. Sl1c's the finest friend and chum. Here's to Dorothy. 'li67l?+ 'WY . ul -Y-9 . glen ' e f.. lie .!'1'f'l -U., mp ., iff? f ffze age. .cat 4 Y1 4, ,-fini? --KM 54,135 .H 11:.zczlacwrmvfllwe:w.-.wx:vm:aesma'rJs'2vs:::.ww:ix:.wmzv:':n: 3:5145 Q., !'1:'i f' '-Qi: 1-,. .. ,-L.m,,,m,,, ,m,m,m..:,,., , , ,,.,-W, .- .I ,. ML . sau-sn-u:w:es.wsgi::av:QQ3u.wlv'g,.yf.w.:z:::u:1!fg2:n's.1g'g::4s.i uxgfzlgxe .x-xv. , i...lJ .fuk-Aff l11:.4'i1-uw.,..elmzhsrwuiffih.-:Iliav.:i1ti?i!f?i:i:3,r ?u'1 .yg-uf?:gZ:,u,,,q 'A1.31:5,-may-.2f:a1s.'w:Lvm?:utjgygyhcayn.valign.iaLum:,fsmmX-:..:v.w:i.g.v41:as::n:1-ns. . Lgmigziygximu:-fs.vlwrwnauswuwa.-pi,WmL,,m,.,m.5mm,3m,wm,w,wJ.- :.u.:::fs-mWmy,:,i,m 5 t CDM! I . T3 J NVQ, f N FLORA ELIZABETH TINSLEY G. C., '29-'30,' Student Council, '28-'29,' French Club, '28-'29 The epitome of sweetness. Cute and petite- she has taken the school with her taking ways. Her red-gold hair and eyes are very unusual. DOROTHY ISABELL TROUT French Club, '28-H295 G. C., '28-'29-'30,' M. W. L. S., '28-'29,' Glee Club, '28-'30 Sure she is red headed-with the good old characteristics that go with it-her good nature is the most outstanding. She gets along rather well with her teachers, too, and we all know what that means. GEORGE EDWARD TROUT Ed is well known for his studious nature and wonderful personality. He is quiet but a friend with a smile to all. High's loss is Georgia Tech's gain. Best wishes ever, Ecl ! -fill 68 f. -':i',5. H't' w ., gg' i'ff?7f5i'gh . 135- 5-'-:w1l ' '3l7Z?ai .. 1 . .-7. -L, w 5. .L i ,4 . mal' , .,, ,. - ,. . , . ., . ., .... - ' 'v i'i' :,.'.:-1.1-::f:'::-':'1:.v-wi-n'-s. ii: q lj'2?liiIgi:?mvf:.:..:'.+...'s:.w-fi-.'.w:fl 'Wil-EgQ2,ii.::21f ,,-,...-VW 1- 5--W A-f---,., ...., Y . M I L DRED TROXELL We know this brunette by her sweet dis- position anrl willingness to help others. Milclrecl hails from the Commercial Department, where she has proven her ability as a student. Best of luck. CHARLIE FIELD TURNER Big Brollfer, 'ZA'-'29-'30,' Hi- Y, '29-'30, Base- ball, '27-'ZX-'Z9,' Fnnlball, '28-'29-'30,' Basket Bull, 'ZA'-'29-'30,' Smrlmzl Council, 'ZA'-'29,' Temzls, '30 Charlie is likerl by every one. He is one of the best all-round athletes in High School. MARY FRENCH TURNER Girls Club, '27-'ZX-'29-'.?0: French Club, '29,' Ill. W. L. S., '29-'30,'0rnl1cslm, '27-'28-'.29,' Slnrlenl Council, '29-'30 l-Iere's to one of Hi's best musicians-our cellist. Best of luck at Peabody. RAWLEY FLETCHER TURNER Basket Ball, '29-'30, Hi- Y, '20-'30,- Te11.m's Team, '30.'B1Tg Brnllier, '29-'30,' Student Council, '20-'30 Quiet, athletic, intellectual and popular. Rawley forges into the spotlight on the stage of High School-success. -'Zi 69 ill' W U fx, .W 'TC' rg,- f!S5lf-'ll' 1 A !'l Uf . 51.57 1 A 1153 'n-'pi 'xv' .. .- gi QF! fb' A Sf? ' , fgli. fi i , .1 ,, -Sri? i if?-, riff- gift ' Q. Wf:z2rw',z::r:' z:t'::sv:m'fs:.'finii' '3', --V1,u95v.AQ. 1 1 I' 13 -254' 'rLnf:::znavxa:'::i:'.u:mm.uva-::1:fur,:,.1 wexsmwfm-frrrmrrzfnm 15!:o.w:,:mr.:f,:Q,: flex'x1:zv:,:::.L:.:5n -1::.m:.:5. , .-rm: - '- Mrmggel I .15-.,:2' ,.rrzw::1 'f::':4ts:1::.wra'rsmia I.::n'.'r.'::-.-aff.: ,ig--:'f'ar:w.1-:Ji llYZll?lM'i!fuWRfl.l L l IE'1J.l.Vi!.5Qi!KC'l55:7-112ilN15fQfir Jnlwlv -viii-I'?lLlIlUlS'1VNJJn26.'llXl :MCRIIi'l:lf.flrSli'l2UJi9JlI-2113M111 'AU' L'.' 7 QSJLID' Wi-'f17v.4,' ' Vxilim' , Y 77,77 ,, 37- - , :.T...f 'Tf'Q: .f'N . 'Ti- Ffx' RAYMOND TYLER I jefferson extends to you its hcarticst best wishes. WILLIAM VAUGHAN Billy small, slight Senior with a thousand little wits for an escort. Clever, original, sar- castic-null' sed! VIRGINIA MAY VIA Glee Club, '28-'Z9,' Secretary and Treasurer, '30,' G-iris Club, '29-'30,' Student Council, '28-'29 One of Hi's sweetest and nicest girls. Her great musical ability is her best known talent. VIVIAN VIA What is more useful than silence. It never betrays you. A talented and capable girl. if 70 R+ .--rVl 'ffl'fva,, .,,,-.,,..,.,,1:V 5 'Z , .sig , I , liefigbz? 5. M gL'i, -z Iii!! :f,'-- 55 5- . fg ss -ffl lla' ...X. ' L?'A JANE VIAR Commercial Club, '30, M. W. L. S., '28-'29,- Girls Club, '29-'30 Chirup! Chimp! Chiree! Jane chirps in the most winsome manner but that soft clrawl of hers is dreadfully fascinating. When she's a stcnographer it,'ll come in handy to tame some irate dictator. HAZEL WADE lllember of Girls Glee Club, '30,' Choral Club, '28-'29-'.?0,' French Club, '28-'Z9j Girls Club, '29-'30 A dark, lithc creature. She reminds us of a versatile Gypsy. .XX K! EMIS EDWARD WALTERS Clio Club A silent man that accomplishes much. ELIZABETH LOUISE VVANSOR Who is that girl who dashes through the halls with zm smile always on her face? Why Elizabeth of course! Isn't it a shame that pictures can't express one's personality. I-lcre's luck to you, in whatever you do. +24 71 15+ fffxfi ! ' 17 fix? sm, -1 ff-Bs, ' Q-Pi gow F... , -M125-2-A yt 'E' Ze 733 - 31.1 'iz rf: , . -. -',- :- -4,- sv-wif. --fren .-4:-f'iItT.2 -:gf A,,',.3,,m,,. ,- Q5-Kiigshiirf' i,':. w-- .xi f. R X1 f N 'RES ,-, R f JAMES HOWARD WATERHOUSE Business MGHllg6f, Roanoke Romrmg J. L. S., '29-'30 May he sail on the Good Ship of Ambition, And anchor into the Harbor of Success. One of jeffersorfs most studious pupils. He is always smiling and willing to help. james, Hi expects great things from you. Our best wishes and luck. ANNIE MYRTLE WEEKS Not too serious, and not too gay, but always just right. 'I'hat's Myrtle. She is always in a good humor and loafing is quite strange to her. We're sure she'll make some one a swell Stenog. Best of luck, ole dear. S. FOREST WHEAT Forest, one of our February graduates, that we were sorry to see gb: but feel assured of his success in every thing he undertakes. Forest has won many friends at Hi. MARY ELEANOR WHEAT Mary is quiet, but to those who know her she is a jolly good friend. Her work at school has been characterized by industry and thor- oughness. -'Zi 72 iir .. .H W 'iWe:4, 'na-.w:' iz, 'P' ,Q - ' if- -1 1. 2. in ' sg' 5321. '.. I ui' ra'-. .Q 3,1-1 M .ijy 5.56 R3 ,g LQ 1 ,f - jj? .-.M ,.,, , , .- ,Tm if ' 'L,c-'-...iw .fgiigt 3 2 -uw' ,. l ,t, 9- -'talk . Q15 :mf i.:3'iiiiihiEiii it .' . 15 'RHW,.,a 4 , f.1kf,i-.,,-5.,JBr.m-.- 'A ,,,,wf'..,,,-w-...- J ' ' t- ..: .'.:-:,1.u: .-... v '.:,,-.niflsbv.,,i,:m21l::1r- 1'T.w- ,,., 1...-':'.i:. ',,,.-uf. '5l'ti4w4rl1' :LTQTJT AEE., w Y 1 A.. BESSIE MAE WI-I'I'l'E Ill. W. L. S., '27-'EA'-'29,' Student Cmmtil, '2.S',' Girl.: Club, '29-'30,' ExfJfFSX1.07l-, '29-'30,' Razuwlcc Roman, '27-'23 A darling girl. She's that lovely person that you look ata twice. And she has that rare combi- nation of beauty and brains. XVillian'1 anrl Mary gets the hreak next, fall. HOSTON WHITE Onc of l'l1llLlll'CiS nohlemen,-a true gentle- man, in whom sincerity and consistency pre- dominate. .K-jig if i-,Ge f it if ig, it ANNIE EI.IZABE',l'l-I WHITLOW Annie graduated in Feln'ua1'y and left us, r ,-' reluetantly. She was one of our best shorthanfl 5, students anfl is planning to be a secretary. . We wish her success in the business worlcl. MERLA WHITLOW Black hair, brown eyes, rather quiet and reserved but swcct and attractive tha.t'S Merla. Ole Hi sincerely wishes you good luck and happiness in the future. 'Cl 73 ith . W--, EFX vf .-. , mm F 'l lily.,- e 5 'B .-::. '17 fx' Rei -fl fl. '-K:' 1 A '--- - N' -A-' DORIS D. WHITSELL M. W. L. S., '30,' Assistant Editor, Roanoke Roman, '30,'Express1fon, '29 Why can't at picture express one's personality? She typihes intelligence and determination. Her eyes sparkle with mischief. She is a wonder of wonders because she mastered Virgil. HELEN LUCILLE WHITLOCK G. A. A.. 'Z7-'28-'29-'.?0,' M. W. L. S., '27-'28- '29-'30,' Glrls Club, '27-'28-'29-'30,' Wisehefu, '27,' Corresponding Secretary, G. A. A., '27-'28-'29-'30,- M. W. L. S., '28-'29,- J. W. N., '27-'28-'29-'30,' Manager Appara- tus, '29,- Girls Sports Editor, '29-'30g Class Teamsg Vollry Bally Basket Bally Baseball. jus' Zip. MILDRED WILLIAMS A tiny bit of impetuous sweetness,-th:-1t's Mildred-better recognized as joe in old Hi. A cheery greeting and a bright smile for everyone are joe's leading characteristics. People have to know her for a while before they can appreciate her genuine sweetness. - GRACE ALTHEA WILLIAMS Wisehefu Club, '27-'Z8g Girls Club, '29-'30,- French Club, '27-'28, Glee Club, '27-'28f Class Mirror A cheerful sunny nature: a ready compliance with the wishes of others-Grace. We are in- clined to believe that Eldridge is destined to be unusually fortunate and happy. 12-i 74- 1-31- W , 24 5 Cjfle fl1f ' - if: f l ' : - ,,', 4 'Z . .. ,. f- ,vw-f.,,-fiij,-x,w .. 1 .,,.-,,,..'... .:w'.w.':.'i4.'.:::- llvamcm rf HAZEL CLAYTON WILLIAMS Hazel's cheerful manner has helped many a gloomy day along. She loves music and will study next year at St. Louis Conservatory. CLINTON RAY VVILLIAMS A happy care-free student whose motto is: Smile and the world will smile with you. EVELYN MADENE VVIMMER G. A. A. p C07fl71l87'C1i!1-Z Club She is life with all its fun and would count a day ill spent thaL's seen no mischief clone. ELIZABETH WILLIS Commercial Club, '30 Here's to Liz, one of those quiet, sweet persons who is always willing to lend ai helping hand. Her loss to Hi is the business world's gain. mmm '- ...,,- , ,--'A -----4--L..,,,.,g.:.:,x: K ,- X'O rg ni-vm ' :naw ' .ffm -fs: : ,.:fr...n A. , '.'f'.2'i H5 2 X .--:W . .mi .. . . - . J . .21-l.. 7 -s a 1311. -, l'5fT 5Jff'lg l: i f'22?jf? gi, ' --' ,. -r-'iw rf,-'V if: ,. 3:7 . -5.3-.5.f,.. Q' 24 ,-Lf' gy- idierium-1 -ii .mf.1-f.:::':ffmuim.e ' .: r .mx K .,- figggf, 21' nh-..i,5i' dismmpf'-1 :e:.-,:m'c'J.:r.':m:m:1':::: W- xzmisns.. - 3,5.3E51.Vj.Ij1 r-swf..Nici.-rwemunnusi'.ws::: w,w. : .n1:. :-fax' M- K fi. f N f. F-f 'X 1 '1'faiam' ALICE EVA WOODSON C. C., '29-'30, G. A. A., '30j Commercial Club, '30 Allie is a sweet, peppy little Senior with a great big smile for everyone. She graduates from the Commercial Department and will make someone a mighty good Stenog. JAMES LEWIS WRIGHT, JR. J. L. S., '28-'30g Spfmmi Club, '29 We all know james for his pep and rep. His smile is always welcoming, his cluty always fulfilled. VIRGINIA WRIGHT Choral Club, '28-'29-'30: Glee Club, '29-'30,' Wisehefu, 'Z9,' Girls Club, '28-'29-'30 Ginie -11 capable student-an attractive girl. She goes to Washington University in St. Louis next year. We hope you soar high as the Spirit of St. Louis. THELMA RAZENA WRIGHT Commercial Club, '30 Thelma's heart is as good as gold, and We have enjoyed our friendship with her. It has been a real pleasure to have known her. Hi wishes you the best of luck. Zi 76 lil' w lf s 7 ' -L 'lg':f5- ,g:g-'A uw 1 gf- f' :':.'- . ' Q' Ii:-.552 l' ' :EC ,fl , :arf .1 -'sw . ,gig be LAK Q ,,-w:5gv'71i'i'Y9 fl- fue- 'age , unwi-'wff-I'-n-s'vruw'v'm''rw-:xr'vlrwvrxwwr-PM-' - E eff t ef ii' NG!:1ur:.:s17ixi4':.iii-iffufszlbr.:r!,:c.E1ti:.zi'f1::,.G:.'::ii::':1.::1xE4.f.1El.5iifi 'Jfixlifr I, .vivo ' '- ILS' xi!-uw r.au1-um:Aw.u::.:u,:Lu.lcczu2J.wa::Jx:mz: '.mxwem:zu.1Quwv.:4i:.'a4:l:LLx:a:.'::z.ses:1J:Am-.wax ... 45'Qg'gEgj5gc.1racwr iwnuumswfs.-.ui:::::r.:.:a-A:reigns nie:smialisixiifiiuliaii-renal n'..mlQlliuem frlflqi-i L DALTON R. YOUNG Boys Glee Club, '27-'30,' Public Speaking, '30,' Presidcnl, Commercial Club, '30 Dalton is one of our energetic and capable Seniors. His good grades alone speak for him. He is genial, versatile and a real friend. Dalton expects to attend Emory and Henry. So best of luck, Dalton, your friends at Hi will miss you. HAZEL DEAN YOUNG Treasurer, Commercial Club ?- A charming personality and stunning brown Ki, Y, we eyes plu a lar c mrt in Hazel!-1 makeup. She f A , g l will be missed. ,IEWELL ANNIE YOUNG Girls Club, '29-'30 A perfect woman, Nobly planned, . H ,I o warn, to comfort and command. 'GI 77 E+ ee Til far Q I 1 a-1 r , -YY ,. W .. Gfass 08172 11131 fl'1L'lll1,fUl'111y 1110 PVBJI, IfVitl1 thv 111or11i11y sun 1161111111 you, .S'11vda'i11y its rays of golden, hope 1111110 1111? 'l1101lH1ll11IS 111111 the sra, 11'llIl'k11ly the lzm'1'1's of S1001 and .vione lfVitl1 lf1'.Y.Y1l'1I .vI1z'1'r and f1f1n1i11g gold- My f1'if'1111 of lmjw 111111 fire, IV1' 11111 fIl11l'll. 71110111111 11111111 in 11111111 lo-day we siaml, I .wvlc Ihr' Easl H1111 you 11111 I'Vf'st- .-11111 vwl' our 'Zt'lIj'.Y shall part. Yfl, 11111011 11112 spiri! of play lfills up our 11.c'111'f.v wilh liylzivxl f110HghtS, In one quick jfash of Paxt, l1Vc' .f1llI11 r01111'111l11'r days lvlabyvfl Iogvflwr .-Ind '1L'l1v11 the nigh! ix fool, 1-Ind a .v110zu-1'11p,lw11 u1o11111ai11 1 m1r'.f In a 7HL'Ill0I'j' of 1111113 Ioifcd hills, 1-Ve arv 111'rc,' A1111 so if is. EQHCII om' of 11x 11l'l14 .V in his 110071 The frayra111 uzcuzory, Not of mm, 11111 of 1111. -IVIARY BALDNVIN JACKSON 1 V. 'J ,v:!?f,'..l',. l. We ,-fsgjfsristifrs. . .ii gf, 1 'ffm gffsgnsz i -:egg H EX I:'.i,. fu: --,g,zLf.7 5' , :ey-. ak.. :iz EQ A -1 M., fix-'sri ., -142515 .,i.'s.A -5, i- . . mnfzmw'.rf:r-fra-vlx1wv.'r:.-:nzii .muvmvmfeiziznrn twig 1- fi 'gi-' ,-lf' --5-mazmumzr:'wr-11112 Irvs:ilu.w.u..riz-.L-.-ws:r.1::::.-:aw--1-...- e1f.1...c-.v,::e:. .cofvzfzn mx- q,,rA5,,:i:,5g5lv! Ml. .fm-.f.:. lime'-if:-fx-::..s::'z:.-.f:.-.. xt':orusm'r:1f:.u::::-.a-ucztr:x.:L:f:::Lz:'::: i 1 .mum:sms.::pi:i:'::w.r'z4ux,x:-frm. --.i,g,g3-33531,.3,v..iiwr.'...iw1-ufnui.wfx:nw:i:::.-.me enema. V- 'JIWXQL' History of the Class of '30 NOTI-IRR YEAR has elapsed since the old, gray-bearded chronologist has scanned the yellow pages of the History of the Classes of H. S. The time has come for him to review that auspicious book once again. He is seen laboriously pulling the book down from its shelf and blowing the dust from its time-worn cover. Crackle! Crackle! fDon't mistake these crackles for burning brush, 'tis only the sound of the leaves, not when the wind blows them together in autumn after they have dried, but the pages of the said book.l The lirst things to catch the eye of our hero are these few, but outstanding words inscribed on the top of one page, Sophomore Class, YS. l-le has attained his goal-this is the page for which he has been looking. On further reading, he notes the actions of the Class during its most trying year- VVe, the Sophomores of '28, hoping to be the Seniors of '30, who have now entered the portals of -I. lil. S., do hereby declare ourselves an essential part of its system. Our name goes down in history as being the first class to have the present form of Student Participation in Government in our Sophomore year, thus having it three years. ln the spring of this year we held the election ofthe members for the next year's Prefect Council. During this, our greenest and hardest year, we were led by Dick Thomas, our president. More cracklesl The leaves are slowly turned by the chronologist's palsied hand. Another headline catches his eye. This one is more interesting, for now the rats have become upperclassmen- JUNIOR CLASS, '29 We have now entered the best year of our high school life. lfVe are no longer ignorant 'ratsf Neither are we required to be as dignified as the Seniors. VVe have struck the happy medium and are now 'Jolly juniors' At one of our first class meetings Billy Saunders was elected president of the Class. Later we chose our class rings. SENIOR CLASS, ,SO At last, after so many years of waiting, we have acquired the distinctive name of 'Seniorsf XVe move around the halls with our heads in the air not deigning to know those lowly and insignilicant personages called 'rats.' During our Senior year many things have happened. The lirst, of course, was the election of our Class president, C. B. Thornton. Very little happened during the autumn but in the spring-there was enough to lill a library of an immense size. There were the elections to the Class Mirror, the Senior pictures, the Senior Class play, tryouts-and, linally, Commencement upon us, and all that goes with it. Thus ends our high school career amidst many lamentations and sighs. The chronologist has finished reading the last sentence. Quietly he closes the book. As he does a flurry of dust issues from it. He carefully places it back upon the shelf. Sitting upon his worn leather chair once more, he resumes his meditations. Hishead is seen to nod once-twice-and slowly-slo-wl-y he-- falls-into-a deep-sle-e-e-ep. -W EESIE NTCNULTY, '30, -'Cf 79 H4- X x-, 'u: rf 3214, - af X9 N ITG alll! ..... Lum sm um THE FACULTY Tlze'lVIirror of IQ3O Girl Boy Most Popular IWARION BUTLER C. B. TIIORNTON Most Talented GENE CAMDEN IQAY NICGOLDRICK Best Looking LILLIAN Rom-:us WARREN Invm O Best All-Romfd E'r1uaL DUKE CHARLEY TURNER The irror of 1930 Girl Boy Most A ttractizfc JEAN CA1.I.nwAY JACK Bu'rLEu Sweetest IWARY DUNCAN VVARREN NIGNTAGUE Czzxtest VIRGINIA CARDER J. N, LIASON Most Atlzletic BIARY BIOUNFIELD RAYMOND RICE he Mirror of 1930 Girl Boy I Tyjvicczl Scnio-r CATIIARI NE BJOOMAVV RAwLnx' TURNE-x No Brains But- Louxsm SIM MERMAN OSCAR TICE Wlittiest liI.IzAmz1'1r Rrmnctfxr- JACK Mosuv Most Attractive Couple C15 C25 FLORA 'l'1'Nsr.Ev GRACE WILLIAMS Pun. GRASTY ELDRIDGE WIMMI-:n Speaking of Personalities LOVV CRY of distress. Some one called for help. A pitiful figure lay huddled up on the dark steps outside the auditorium. She leaned back, holding one ankle, and groaned. A gallant Boy Scout, Billy K., coming up in the nick of time, handled the situation coolly. l-lie made a wild run to the drug store for bandages and things. Skillfully, he strapped the poor little ankle. Its owner was game and battled back a few tears that would keep coming. It's a rather vacant feeling to miss your step, isn't it? Gosh, these rocks are heavy! And I've cut my finger on that bottle in the creek! But-come on, we've got to finish this stretch along here. The little Ford will ruin itself in these dugoutsf' Elizabeth heaved a rock from the creek and dropped it into a yawning hole. Road-building by the fair sex is something new in the way of accomplishments. It is especially to be admired when indulged in on a hot summer's day, The garment worn, in this particular instance, was a misleading mustard-colored bathing suit. VVhich reminds us of a delightful bright blue sweater Ben has been wearing. One day we glanced into a Sophomore assembly and saw him standing on the stage before the student body. The Sophs looked drab, the light was drab. That bit of blue was mighty encouraging. It was quite symbolic of his speech-true blue-honesty and ideals. It would be nice if all people wore colors to suit their personalities-perhaps. jack is, from all appearances, just about the sheikiest of sheiks. He is even giving C. B. strong competition. Not long ago he was standing out in the hall surrounded by fifty or more females. The poor boy, with a frantic air and disheveled hair, was actually fighting them off. But they, determined bodies as they were, clung on. Some of the rest of us wouldn't mind trying our hand at collecting Senior dues. You know, we've often heard some one say something, in a more or less jovial way, about breaking the camera. But all joking aside, the thing really did happen. Mr. Jewel, at Kidd's, was stepping around in his characteristic way, pushing away a bit of scenery, pulling up a shade or two, and cracking jokes about unfortunate love affairs to make one of our fair Seniors smile. The girl smiled at Mr. jewel, Mr. Jewel smiled at her. He pressed the bulb, and his face fell. Some of the camera's insides had gone wrong. Mr. Jewel turned to poor M., Uldlell, my dear, you certainly couldnlt have done that. You know, this thing of being a model for artists must be frightfully tedious. VVe got wind of a choice story about one. Nancy Ross, that dusky, happy-looking child was posing for one of the art classes. She wore the garb of a picturesque Gypsy-a gay, many-colored affair. One struggling student- was having a hard time of it. The instructor looked over the artist's shoulder. She admonished her thus: My dear girl, always sketch in the big things first. Now the feet- Clubs and Classes JUNIOR CLASS 535 , . W i -. 51157 ' ,. -ma - tts is fr' yi.,-,. R45-it. .fri . iii. ' .1 . fr.s, .1af-1555s .-2,-if. .v:,. -Aj, 375- -'I' P' ' SVJXHTE 1n'...Tv,. - . +' -. w ' ' 'Qui '- ' -I' QS: Ju'J11L.!U. !JZZZ. HCM: 'It' nf '5:2'?'!'? ' :Jiivi,l:.ii.i: i iii.n3i xc:'.':ii',i,:xifM.S-ii22553.,mx T- , HL: .Sis-Lip' Liiw-.-L.: f:i'- ::'.'::.:ax.?Z:ii1z.:w::f J-' '.'.LTJA5lJ2.'J.iLllil UWlBlh'lLIa':ICU.ii7.'JI-LTPIJ07521-2534. 1..,d5-uji5j,i',Qi 11NNEJlAaIIilI2bm H13l'Ni3,1,l:iI.' 1 g:h:L:ELL::?.f? iq'4'4iwiii?ai.1h1t'i The Junior Class W HE PRESENT junior Class returned to jefferson High in the fall determined to uphold the good reputation made in its Sophomore year. The tirst step toward this end was the selection of officers who were enthusiastic in the administration of the class business, and who felt deeply the responsibility placed upon them. Those elected were President, Richard Penceg Vice l-'resident, Margaret Sieberg Secretary, Gregg Marksg Treasurer, Dick Voage. These officers have served well and made the Class a strong and efficient organization. Through the efforts of the treasurer, the financial condition of our Class is, by far, better than that of any junior Class for several years. XVe were wel! represented on the Prefect Council this year, the junior members being Dick Poage, junior Prefect, Margaret Campbell, Richard .Pence and VVarren Montague. These students have worked faithfully and they are largely responsible for the success of Student Participation in Government this year. An assembly for the whole school was given by the juniors and they also cooperated with the Parent-Teachers Association in putting on a stunt. VVorking with the president, the Ring Committee selected the Senior rings, which arrived early- in the spring term of this year. juniors made positions on every athletic team put on the field by jefferson High this year. On the football squad there were ten juniors. Eight of our class inembers were on the basket ball squad, and ten made the track squad. The large number taking part in literary activities is equally important. Six assistant editors of the junior XVorld-News, and six members of THE ACORN staff are from the junior Class. There are also six reporters on the junior NVorld-News staff. VVe placed three members on the Literary Team which competed in the annual contest of Virginia Literary and Athletic Association at Charlottesville. Fully half of the membership of the jeffersonian and the Martha XVashington Literary Societies are juniors who have distinguished themselves by their line work. The Class of 1931 looks back upon the record it has made, then forward to the next year as an opportunity to fulhll the prophecy of success made by the faculty and higher classes at its entrance to jefferson High. Each junior looks forward to graduation as a member of one of the largest and best classes which has ever passed through the portals of jefferson into the work of the world. Arbutus A Inrratli of pink against The mol blark farth- A .riyh of lowlifivhr, Laid lozt' bL'f'ZC'L'lZ'll two forks, E.r.rem'r' of spring caught In ll j70'wz'r .r soul, For the weary zt'rInr1'erm' To pluck- And throw awczy. -M. B. J. +31 87 E+ SOPHOMOFCE CLASS ,agiv i I ,fr ':ffw3r-var-'Q -. .-.- z .ir gli ,gl-.9 311 Ze 5- lxaf ,fig iv- .- -'. 5 f':E'I' shi? F' -'ill' V slit, Jiang -431,5 1:i,5 'S '1'.- sim, iw , Qi,-M5 ':5LF 35.5. rg . . i:x-:.i.-'-:-'.- .-i-fu-.-zmazx:':.':' .'.1i.s-v .15-miie: , .r-rx w lf- NI A4ui:i,L.:g-Eigilfitrit.i'7.u5,:ff-:gif W E 'l ' Q:,Q1.ff'f,u,J :mum-i1ff.:x',' .eau-w,','r:e::::L:L'.v vim.: vu:.'::...e.:f,.u:.4:::.u-zuuwrmu. Q,6,'Egj:lm3i..mum-.i..a-:frm1uuu.vuwlei:ei:::.-:mazz.--::.zeLua:u.s:::.: A -LflI'tI-lidaiisve ,ml.:wr- ' The Sophomore Class THE SET OF THE SAIL Our' ship d1'izfe.r vasl, and one drives west, By Ihr' .relfsalnc wind flint bl0'w.v,' ll'.v Ihr' .vat of thc sails, and not Ihc gales, lfl- l1irh d!'ff'l'Il1llIt'.Y the 'way -il goes. -Winds of Fate. By ELLA WHEELER VVrLcox. EN YEARS AGO the present Sophomore Class of slelferson High School started up the ladder of knowledge. The first few rungs were easy to reach and to hold, but the more we advanced the harder the climb became. Some could reach a rung, but were not strong enough to hold it and, therefore, had to drop back while the others advanced over them. Some had to give up climbing the ladder of knowledge and start doing their part in the working world. After grammar school came our junior High years and then, jefferson High, the place we have striven to reach, and have won. Our older brothers and sisters accepted us and with their able assistance we entered into our regular school routine with vim and vigor. This Class has done its share in helping put over the various organizations. Vllith a splendid record behind them the Sophomore Class promises the best junior Class Jefferson High has ever seen or ever will see. llluch credit is due our capable ofhcers. They are: Prcsidi'nt. ...... . . .CLARKE I-lUMP1rR1zYs I irc Prm1'df'11i.. . . ...... XV1L1.1.AxM PRICE Srcz-efary ....... .... I AMES 1-l.xNcocK T1'ea.v11rcr.. . . . .JAMES GABB.xR'r Silver Birches The moon Wh.: playing low' smzgs Ou hm' fragile golden Iuir, And .vlinu'01'z'd on the bi1'cl1z'.v Some silwl' .rtarlikc imlvx That lUHfjl1Ul!- .-1nd fihiyrd 'wiflz fairirxv And II'flIIL'f'd in linolx nf Iiylil. Thr .lrmxv were vlrhfd with .vilzicr 14711071 thc dream hour came lhat night. G C -'Cl BD lif PREFECT AND STUDENT COUNCIL -f'1l.fW5W2k..' ?2g?f?'-5 il'-'E P' a , .-as-'C'?. 'gs . , 1552211 - -5' -1. Q vm.-:'m 1'f:' ww':r'+:'. :f-wg'-',', A-g Gigi ' 14 +',' gg? 3-5 '-gIi inszzgzapf-i, :a .':::'::' ., .uri-tf::am::s-vt-ami.-if'-gi i, ,. -, ',,,.f,- -, f:1'w'.:f.'.'.'.:1,vii U.t-.w.:'g1m- I - . , mg:-5.15. '41-..f.1,, .:r::.wf::r f: -:':::x'::a ::::.a:1:.':-':. a-'zwmeezrzrf frzemxwr ... .:' U :.' 5' :Q L 1x's:.':.'.:wi::,1:n:.u:u1-iawzsf.-na.. .gifs-Qgj?i3g:1i-:J-3,1nsicffii..i-1.-manmwwzmircxerm-- - f:.t:'x::z1'a ' :'1.1::-xtzsf-awww a- an wmaif-f' Student Participation in Government URING THE past year Student Government has played a prominent part in high school life. At the beginning of the fall term, the Sopho- mores were introduced to our system of Student Participation in Govern- ment by pamphlets. which were given them, and which gave a full explanation of how our system of government functions. The first business of the year was the election of the Sophomore members of the Prefect Council, the election of the Student Council and the installation of the officers of Student Government. The installation of the officers was a ceremonial which set forth the ideals of Student Government. As the Knights of King Arthur's Round Table were charged to uphold all that was good and beautiful, so were the officers of Student Government charged to uphold its ideals. The officers of Student Government at once settled down to hard work. From time to time throughout the year there have been various assemblies sponsored by Student Government, at which time we have had the privilege of listening to some very interesting and inspiring speakers. ' At the opening of the spring term representatives from jefferson High visited the -lunior Schools and spoke on Student Participation in Government in order to give newcomers to high school an idea of how Student Govern- ment functions. Our chief objective throughout the year has been to create an atmosphere of fellowship and to imbue a feeling of responsibility in every student in jefferson High School. To carry out this aim the Student Council members have kept before their roll calls the ideals of Student Government and have urged them to cooperate. Mottoes. which might prove helpful in keeping before the student the ideals of Student Government, have been posted in every classroom throughout the building. In every way possible we have tried to bring about a better understanding of Student Government within the student body. From the beginning of the fall term of 1929 there have been cases tried before the Prefect Council which have been carefully considered and justly dealt with. The objective of these trials has been not to incriminate or convict anyone for wrong' doing, but to build up character and honor in the student body at large. The members of the Prefect Council for the past- year are: ' SENIORS SOPHOMORES BEN SMITH, Smiior Prefer! ANNE KINCANNON QATHARINE Mooimw, Svtvvlary NANCY ELLISON tncNm'I1ax'la CAMDEN GORDON Tic!-L Louisa McNu1.rx' Enrru S H AN KS JUNIORS FACULTY ADVISORS DICK POAGE, Jiznior Prefer! Miss EDITH Mooke, Chairvrimz MAIQCPARIE1' CA M1'nr:1,1. Miss N1a1.1.1i: SMITHEY VVARREN MoNTAGUa Mrss MARY DUNCAN ' DICK PENc1c MR. Glaoutziz LAYMAN -:Sf 91 its BOOSTER CLUB ' R l lafggz., 4 ' , u1 J - ' nur can I, mr m.3IQ.I,f,.I- X ,M-I,aI.1.rI..m,tig.t.a1.II,at.I.,1-.iwIaasfkgiszst WM' ff gahiggmws .:I..N..s:r,,,,...,..,4., i....... ,W I he Booster Club OFFICERS Pwsirlvzzt. ......... .. WEEsIE MCNULTY S l7C'I't'fUFj'-TI'C't13IlITV.. . ,,.. IRENE WOOD Faculty fldr-isnr.. . . . . . M155 HAYWARD MEMBERS IXIARION liU'l'I.l-ZR 'VI RG I N I .Ax C.-XRDER GENEVIEVE C.xIxInEN IRENIE NVOOIJ HELEN LEMON UXVIEIESIEH mlCNUI.'l'Y CATIIIIRINE MOOMAW BE'r'rY IMTICHAEL RIARYE GROVE HELEN ANDERSON VIRGINIA UPSON ETHEL DUKE IXIARY JANE RICQUILKIN 7 I L.wI.Is RECTOR S.-xR.uI S.IxUNoERs X-'YIRGINIA COOK M .'xRG.-xR EI' S I EIIER .TOSEPIYIINE SHERRER HE BOOSTER CLUB is an organization for the express purpose of upholding standards of loyalty and cooperation by standing behind all school activities. During this past year the Boosters have backed THE ACORN by acting as an advertisement committee, sold large and small I. H. S. stickers, sponsored parades before home football games and, with the Big Brothers, have given a revue, the proceeds of which will go toward some needed improvement within the school. it 93 la- -. . FK NJJQWQ inf L1 -Ar l 'Y-vs., I X n BIG BROTHER CLUB 4 . 'A i 'Sikh CWM fe ii 4 may -- i ,:: 'fbniiiili vral I Big Brother Club OFFICERS Prvmlmzt ...... ..AR'rHUR SMITH Virr P1'c'.s'-ir1'v11t .... ..... Sc'r'rvtar'y and 'l'rva.mrvr. AR'rni'R SMITH C. ll. 'llllURN'l'ON RlClI.XRD l'o.xolc VVARREN ll-lUN'l'MJl.7lZ lIous'roN YonNG Tom Yonm: Ru'11.um l'1cNc1a joun Nil!- l'SINfIlili JACK llvlosnv liixviuonn Rina N EM HERS ...C ll. THORNTON . . .Ricuixim Poaoiz Cr1.uu.izY TURNIQR R.xWL1iY TL'kNliR SAM Nlzlal. JAMES l3.Xl.lXlliR GRIEGG h'lARKS EUGENE liARNI5'l l' Roizizm' GILLESPIE lel1Ll.Y Covina SAM VV.xi.Kizk NlCllHl.AS PUGII HIE lllti ll-Rt Yl'I'lER CLUB was organized in 1925 by a group of students who realized the need for a club of its kind to promote all high school activities, and create a strong friendship among the leaders. The membership of the Club is limited to twenty-live, and each member must be unanimously elected. The Festival, given in honor of the letter men, is the big event of the year. At the banquet trophies are awarded to the Most Popular Boy, Most Popular Girl, llcst 'Football Player, llest Basket Ball Player, Best Track Man and the llest llig llrother. These honorary positions are received by vote from the entire student body of jelterson High. The ll. ll. ll. Revue. sponsored by the Boosters and Big Brothers, carries with it the idea of expressing student talent and providing entertainment for the student body. -ft! 95 lil? I I gf '1 f E . X f Y fl w 'x il li if I ' Y 5 1 'fm ' i 3 K o . cb .J - E L5 A 3 A 1 ! If , .-257 MT ' V C-ymg -4A2 1 , , ..... .. ' 1 Girls Club CABINET lllrnlbrrsllijv .... ..... ALXRYE GROVE Program. ..... ....... A LICE GLASS Projefts.. . . . .'WV1sEsIIa MCNULTY Publiirily .... ...... N ANCY ELL1soN Dmro.rat1'ons. . . . . .MARY J. NICQUILKIN S0 cial. ....... . C.'f'r't'lll01zia1s.. . . . Rvportcr. . . Faculty :ldwisor . . . . . .SARAH SAUNDERS Girl Rcscr-z'v Set'rr'tar'v, Y. lI'. C. A.. . . . President .................... I .... ADVISORS Mus. C. NV. KINZER Miss M. DLILKJNG Miss E. B.xRKsD.xLE Miss N. LUKIZNS Miss N. SM1'r11lzY Miss S. SPR.xc1IiiR M Iss M. F ,xUc12'r CATHARINE MOOMAW . . . . . B.-wus RECTOR . . .Miss K. CRAWLEY ..M1ss RIARY MASON ...UGENE CAMDEN CARAVAN MOVED slowly across the horizon and stopped at intervals for an evening of song and dance, or quiet discussions about the fire. It was the Girls' Club following the gypsy trail of their dreams. One evening a merry carnival was held. Amidst the feasting, strains from a toy symphony orchestra were heard, heraldiug the approach of a marionette theatre. Pilgrimages were taken to NVashington, Bluelield and Pulaski to attend Girl Reserve Conferences. One whole week was devoted to constructing a Stained Glass NVindow for an improvised cathedral. Throughout the year many new trails have been discovered and new interests developed which have aided in the growth of the young girl in body, mind and spirit. xl 97 la X A, is 2 'H 3, 5 QHEQ Rig HI-Y CLUB M: . 3'i 'fm NT igwitfi U in F, Lv :zetwnz-.-.1 L x A :xi ,.,. 4 .:Lf.u:.::tei::w:,a:..1'.1. .,-Lgigfgigffjiitam...vaaszeamux.-.vf.'..v1,:.e r e.:wm:4.:.:a qv 'mexsaz- L'I.IiAN' Svmacu CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP CLEAN Llvixc CLEAN ATHLETICS H 1-Y Club OFFICERS President. ..... VV.-XRREN AIONTAGUE Vin' Pl'L'.YlU't'l1f.. . . . . . .AR'rHuR SMITH Tl'L'lISlll'l?l' ......... .... l BILLY IQERNS Rewarding .Secretary .... .... R ICHARD PENCE C'or1-espomling Scan-tary. . . . .W. ALVIN JOHNSON llli HIIYFFERSON Ill-Y CLL'l5 has xvitnessed a most prosperous and enjoyable year. A lasting friendship has been established by our weekly meetings. Our new members were carefully chosen and we now have as Hne a group of boys as the organization has ever had. The regular meetings have been interesting as well as the special meetings. At the latter, we entertained our mothers, fathers, faculty, sweethearts, A. R. E. B. Club, Vinton Hi-Y, newsboys and many outstanding men of this city who Spoke to us in our devotional meetings. The Club's two most outstanding achievements of the year have been establishing a Vinton 'Ili-Y Club and successfully sponsoring the never-to-be forgotten play, Polly X'Vith a Past. To the best of our ability we have carried out our purpose: To Create, maintain and extend throughout the school and Community, higher Standards of Christian character. For our final meeting the Club went to Camp Johnston. XVe had a glorious time. It was a pleasant ending for the pleasant year we have had as members of the Hi-Y. ' '4l99l9r SOCIETY EFFERSONIAN LITERARY .V ..vf3a:1:1tms fi rf I wig, 35-L ,,s,- ,. I -1-:QV was pw gh- ' ir, , RJ.: ' 9312, J - :sl . A.-213 gf ' . - --'51 !::, 'I .' '25 -:I - .., l . 3 M it . I-gi , y,, I-' s fr, as , , .... .... ... ...I W.. J...-v.T.v.,..... , .-...I .ft ,..,, II'J7S7iL'lIi-BWV. '2Ll'LlXETJ, 'CJI.'Z1l1UL.3 :Mi?n2l1!l..ZXa1-ZI,1iL'.. WI 134521513 'ffllimrfty ,tai-'itdli -F.slrbi1'GNJU.f7lh.Ulii,.L-flKJ.Lun.. '-...Sw . ' .Jan ...LoLr..a...-17 J '...- s. .-f..f 41':i1.vyrI:1iH Jeffersonian Literary Society OFFICERS FOR FALL TERBI President. ...... .. .Joi-IN TXTASTERSON Vice Prrs1'ricnt. . . .... 'RICHARD PENCE Secretary .............. .... R AY LICGOLDRICIT Corrr'sfronding Sm'rcta1'y. . . ........ BRN SMITH Trcasuiw' .............. . . .MICHAEL NAJJUM SC'!'gf'l'17lf-llf-.flVIIIS .... .... F RANK SIIELTON HE -IEFFERSONIAN LI'llERARY SQCIETY is composed of over fifty boys. The society has just passed through one of its most successful years-successful because each member has put his very best into the work. James Palmer represented the society in the annual public speaking contest at Emory and .Henry College. 1-Ie won second place. Out of the eight high school students that represented Hi in the State literary meet six were from the jeffersonian Literary Society. They are: Ben Smith, Richard Pence, C. '13, Thornton. Ralph Maylield and James Palmer. On May 13, at the suggestion of the Jeffersonian Literary Society, the two societies held a joint meeting in the school auditorium. The purpose of the meeting was to introduce the literary teams to the public. It was an outstanding success. I An outing is being planned by the two societies. This will be held about the first of june. The aim of the Society is to develop the individual. OFFICERS FOR SPRING TERM President ....... .... R AY TYICGOLDRICK Vice President .... . . .JAMES PALMER Secretary. .............. .... f RICHARD PENCE C 0rrc.rpo11di1r.g Secnvriry. .... . .BILLY COFER Treasurer. ........ . . . .... HARRY CARRIER Sergeant-at-Arms. . . ......... .... S AM SCOTT wal 101 2+ .Y EXPRESSION CLUB . . Wm. ' Q ilu. . 1 ' uf ,, 1, YI: X 'I INKQM 1 'v - ff, Q fl' ,L i'.'f-Tift 'A te r wr U , 1 L. T. 5 , -251 -1 I V.-sm, J, 1r'.-ml. 1555, Z X -V A +13 ,Listeria .ff-3: 4 wttfttf rn M - H .- mia. i. :..sm.-''J'g5,nh13Hf,,tf'f..,-5,--..: q.....g.ir:1i--1 -V . - . . w. ,. .-,. Q . . - The Expression Department XPRESSION is not the same thing as old-fashioned elocution. The aim of the Expression Department is not to develop actors and actresses, but rather to develop well-rounded, well-balanced individuals. Although it is true that dramatics form a large part of the course, the real aim toward which we strive is to teach students how to converse intelligentlyg to express themselves well, and to be able to put over the intended message with clearness, interest and forcefulness. On December 14th a recital of the finished work accomplished in the Department was presented to the public. The success of the venture cannot be considered from a hnancial standpoint since no admission was charged. It was a decided success, however, in that it showed the public a cross-section of the outstanding work accomplished in the classroom. . Recently The Tormentors, a dramatic club, was formed in the classes. A president was elected from each class. These presidents form the board of the Club. Only those in the Department who have performed outstanding work are eligible for membership. The aim of the Club is the promotion of better dramatics in the high school. The Department has grown from 32 members to a membership of over 180. This unusual growth has been due mainly to three things: First, interest shown on the part of the students and school at largeg second, the untiring efforts of Miss Clara Black, the instructorg third. the need for such instruction. The motto of the Department is: Present only that which is best in drama of to-day and of former ages. Q , 0 -'K 103 .f'iifff:21'I?iYF.aa. - eff? ' 'ffi5T',55 'fx gif fi- :ELLA 1 ,nlsff E-215.5 , - . s:---va . fi 'MES-. , si '--f.l.Q,'g.i,fi' ALL.-Ill .i.ifZGHif'. i Y t a 1'f.1.'..111':G-4':::s2:f::s.Lna:eu5 -7-sf-544-'e-'He''wuz-f...,:-J.-.-.vi:wf.fs-nwgm: 1 1 - --new-'. .1- mlwtuan1ff Martha Washington Llterary SOC1Cty FALL, '29 SPRING, '30 NANCY Ross .... ...... P l'l'.l'l'll'C'11f ..... ...MARGARET CAMPBELL Vive President ...... .... F RANCES GILLIAM HELEN ANDERSON... ...... Recording Sz'crvlar,v ..... ........ E nrrn SHANKS Bmrv NELIHS ..... ...Corrvspond-irig Sr'f1-ctary... . .... JOSEPHINE SHEARER Trcasirrcz' .............. ....... R OSALII-1 JOHNSON S AN OUTSTANDING organization of Jefferson High, the Martha VVashington Literary Society works with a definite purpose in mind. First, it teaches stage presence, poise and ability to speak in public. Second, it cultivates an interest in local, state and national affairs, and reflects the students' reactions to their operations. Lastly, the Society presents a phase in high school life which offers wholesome entertainment and splendid chances for development. During this year numerous and enjoyable programs have been presented every Tuesday. each carrying out a chosen theme. The jeffersonian Literary Society gave a delightful party, because we won in the spirited membership campaign last fall. The most important thing of all has been our wonderful victory at Charlottesville. The entire literary team triumphed over Salem, thus gaining a trip to the Virginia Literary and Athletic League Meet, held at the University of Virginia. Here, the affirmative debating team was awarded the State Championship, and the girl reader was declared Champion of Class A. In all, the year has been a most successful one under the excellent guidance of Mrs. Kinzer, and the leadership of our capable officers. 'PEE 104 lie d . . ,wt-,, .1 .- NPA. ...fm ' 'N . .- S-7-5 .5 'Ihr Q ze p an .-.1 r.. '53-Pei. -Z- i1,,,.l1?'- ' A Eg, ' ..,, F35 , M .: . -. . r I- -w...2ag1.,,L..,, .. A :n,.- 1,:.: 'lethal 9 Qlunxur 'ilyurla -News fPulwli.rllcII hy Illc .vlrnic'ut.v of Jc'f7z'r.vcm High Sflluolj JUNIOR WORLD-NEWS MAKES A QUILL AND SCROLL CONTESTS SUCCESS AS STUDENT NEWSPAPER ATTRACT STAFF MEMBERS The Junior VVorld-News has gone over XVhen the Jefferson Hi Chapter of Quill the top at last, and we have a daily school and Scroll was formed, its members little paper which is attracting much favorable comment throughout the State! The staff' has enlarged its work so that students now write the heads. prepare the dummy and cover nearly all of the important news by preliminary assignments. The most outstanding :Id- vance has been made by the sports department, which has kept the student body informed on the greatest s p ri ng athletic program ever entered by Jefferson Hi. Still further plans are being made for utilizing every minute of the time provided for stat? work. JUNIOR WORLD-NEWS STAFF .-ltlrwlvor' ................ S. D. BOWMAN lidiinr ............. .TWARY B. JACKSON Managing Editor. ...,...... BEN SMITH .-l.v.vignnxenr.r. . . . . . . . . .TTELEN .ANDERSON Slmrts. . . . . . . . . .. ....WAI.'rEIz TURNER O1-yunI':utx'ons. . . NICHOLAS Puon ' ' ' JOSI-:I-IIINE SIIEARER Stud:-nt f7f'f1ll-OILPIIEBE MCCLAUGIIERTY .-1lumni...., ......... LILA LEE' FRANCIS lulvr'-Srlmvl Nczvs .... ..JuANI'rA BOWEN Cmufviling. ............ l'lEI.EN HRITTAIN Hnuuw. . . ............. RAYMOND SWAN Rcfimr' ................ . .JEAN Tlowuzs .5'rl1ual1'tlr.v. ........... TTELEN KITCIIEN Rvlwrtcrw EI.vA NIILLS JACK TWILLER Hun. PRICE REBECCA OLD JEAN NASH GENE DURAND llui-'ORD BTCNEER BEATIQICE BTILLINGHAM IELLEN l'I.uNIcIa'r'r INIANGARI-:1' PORTERFIELD LucII.I.E WuI'rI.ocIc IOSEPHINE l'AsI.Er +I 105 H+ dreamed of the great ad- vantages such a chapter would bring. The Quill and Scroll standards. and tlIe interesting information received through its maga- zine, have proved invaluable to tlIose working on the Junior World-News staff. Staff Inembers have entered the four contests sponsored by the organization. One writer VVOII third place among tlIe national winners in editorial writing. Members of the staff also attended the S. I. P. A. convention at Lexing- ton, and have come back full of enthusiasm and plans for the future. ,giig . .Q ,Eff ,gf4?V. 3:9-.' 'H F' . -:FE UQ ' -- .ft - Eng 'g,,, .,. '62 , 'G' l!mmw.::.zvzrfewmmm.-:-e:m:'a-1 1:1me-::xsmf,:.4.f:.:i94:c1-5.5, Q- 'ef g 15 5,5 gy.-1.1.1 :.1.tw:m:.mn:w-w:.:w::,':-:ivrfmzm -wri-fi'-Mm-nn-fn-:znnv !'E:i:.w.:-'n1:::::-Ara-.:uxn14f:.i'::'z--f. r '.au::m::1-n::11r:r.':.z1'1.':::v mfvfzzzxraiit.-ana A gt, . .nb-U.:-, msm-.IL',1 f:-1.:.'-:r:f.uv':.-1----:warmrw-:z1n-uf-'.-11.1-wwe-aw-:raWIm fZG2'U3L'5'5L'v1?'1VllT'T2 'f.'I5'3'JJf-31122231 fZCTTili'ul 1 ' EM .YUPZYf2.'.T.'JIZ-flliidlflfzilf7IClN57.??4x 1:1-Qrlav 352114Jfdlffiii-sHJLWIIIUIRVIILMZ-?1.XX2IIE4RLIh'!:!.'.!C.2T-32' ZYQYJIZICI.ZIZi'f11llL1PlJ'1Y'fliL1'Hfl5'Hlvjigvhvm The Orchestra OFFICERS Presidmit. ..... . . .SAM XVALKER Vice President. . . . . .GEORGE RICESIZ Secretary ..... . . .LoU1sE PIOBSON HE ORCHESTR.-X is fully convinced that this has been the most success- ful year it has ever had. Each member realized his responsibility and the spirit of cooperation was excellent. lt is a twenty-piece orchestra, and at every practice it was practically full. Classical and semi-popular music were studied thoroughly. The orchestra rendered programs for both Senior and Sophomore assemblies. They also participated in a great number of outside concerts. Miss Hurley, the director, is largely responsible for this progressive year. sci 106 H+ if- - .4-i-gyr. -'mu-5 A4fllf::Tf-f3r'1eHf??.'- t .,:.+--V -zftaxlljg, may .- wi... is-V ,, li f-I 152 ., ,,,., ,MH i.f.N' .ef5h'5i.23. 4 ,,A.A t .i ,4... L ' -, .' .: . -..11f-..m7,,,emn925:34-5g:,f ,ifmx: ,.,. 1 ..., '::ff.-it-.1-,iw-fi:---- lvamvv f' 1 hi B l The Commerc1al Club P-nxvidmrf ............... ..... D ALTON YOUNG Vicr Praviflmzf ........... ...... R UTH SELANDER C!Il'l'l'.Tf70lldllI!j .Svrrmzry .... . ..... LUCILLE WHITLOCK Rvrnrdiug .5'm'retary ...... . . .GERTRUDE POINDEXTER Trm.v11rr1'. ..........,... ......... H Azm, YOUNG .'l!1 Ui.Y07'. ...... .... .................. M Rs. MAUU STONER E ARE GLAD to welcome this new club into the activities of the High School! For a long time the Commercial Students have felt a need for additional activities for the development of their department. The purpose of this Club is to create a real pride in the Commercial Course, to teach Business Ethics and to prepare its members for leadership in the world of Commerce. The Club has a worthy constitution and by-laws. Much has been and will be accomplished under the diligent and able leadership of Mrs. Maud Stoner. Regular meetings will be held every Monday afternoon immediately after school. Plans are being made for many interesting programs, including socials, hikes, assemblies, plays and other forms of entertainment. Many benehts, as well as much enjoyment, will be derived from this Club. Large business establishments about the city will be visited in the near future. Lives of our greatest business men will be studied and important business men of our city will be invited to speak to the Club. livery etifort will be made to develop initiative, leadership and character and to better at the members of the Club for responsibilities when they go forth to take their places in the business world. -at 107 E+ .. x1l '1 -' A F! il.-fi'-f 73515. 'ftp gr. ,Aaah ,. Amt- ,.5fL l, 5' ?'f'2sJ J if ,f I Q , P 134. :ai- .. ,- 2 ,F in -1-5, - l-5 !?f3am:r.:'fz:lGvwiwvmmsc-urixrv2mmv:sx.v:L+:r.e':n, -.1-.na i. ' 1 A .-f'.'u-- iff,-:QL .1'.i.:z::w:. 'mesa ::...'.,,u.ewg L--.mm-....f..q--V. ,.i . E:2:9.raw-n::::r:1sasmu,-:na-:Qarm:::1:'..atr::men::smvszwn::s:H:iq-,:?w - ML x:5,r:-.uint-Tl! 'X '5qQgQQ.QI5,75,2A,S,,, ewrzaz-mwm:.w:.z::a:s-ttessv:xs:::::L::g:rf::ram::rxnm.em:1'::.':.v.:a:.:zu::sm:ax,:4sIs. iasgfggifk,gowW,,,,,,Jm.,,m.,.,,L,M,:,HW ,m:,Mu,:,,:,, K ..,.,,k,l..m.h,g,,m . nm. .... .....-, hvanvnwr n I - - 1 I The Glee Clubs OFFICERS ALTON PARKER, Prvsidvnl ETHEL DUKE... ........ Vice President ....... ..... F Lorn S'rANroN VIRGINIA VIA .... ....... , .Secretary ....... .... F RANK O'DoNNh:I.I, HELEN KITCHl5N... . ........... Rnfmrlcr ........... .... E mvmm TIIUIIMAN VIRGINIA Cook, Librarian HEN THE Music Department was First organized in 1923, it was open to all those students who had off periods. No program was carried out and order was not required. All this has been changed. Music now holds its rightful place in High School life. The instruction and pleasure that music-loving students gain from it is invaluable. To heighten the spirit of advancement and competition, a Boys' Glee Club and a Girls' Glee Club have been 'organized in recent years. These Clubs arc composed of about thirty members each, which are chosen from the Choral Clubs as :I whole. They are chosen from the standpoint of poise, expression of the face and expression given to the words, breath control and other requirements. The first big thing undertaken by the Music Department was Historic Follies. The great success with which this was met prompted the undertaking of Sailor Maids, which was presented last year, and The Lucky Jade, this year. The Glee Clubs and Orchestra have an important part on the Commencement program. We have been asked several times to broadcast and assist in civic meetings. The Music Department gets bigger and better each year, and every term more students take advantage of the vast opportunities it offers. 'El 105 13+ Athletics A 55-5.4 1' '43, Q- ' gfstfw- -mi - Qvff-:qv 'jq.:.f. g::5a.M-T F' ' ffyis 1:11 1,75 , -- N' f ,if 42121. ffaf. im '1 'Tr' -d 2Mfx'-.'5g'l55-. z imffwfl- fz: 5,12e 'v f1.'f5-gffwf-. 1' H '?Y3i5l ,5?LE-fi?-11'f' JI'?5?T3'fT7i33312515?li?f2,1:.-,QSMW ' ' IJLHLVVFI-fl ,l.l2' lL2.l7lU!:I?.2:..'.Ii 'J-i':v21ULll'.t I.'?Lf'J'L7i '5lTk'-7.2.21 rmfiS:57Q.vf.vfl:l.-.:Z-xLuz'.'::x::i::::L::1,.... x 'lwamz' -'::.:.:1:2'.:4h'.:1a2-::1f1:: fAu.wi-i.g-Qggpf -3g.f,uL: :,:...-:fur Football Squad 1929 .-'i ':Q':f?'v ' if 3:52-:i 15s .L .. ,,,. .A 4'.'-' t..' ,i 5 4.v. g.gs,,Q914, '1,pj..,5f3si5.i ..,::r.1i .':,- : .. 1.1-Mr. .:..-.:'., f n:'s::i f iff 121.3 fff'fIi3 E'.5ff .Z .ff if!-iflffi .Q,.:: 1 .-E3-YtHfV Football TARTING the season very much handicapped by a green squad, the football team worked its way up and arrived at the end of the schedule in tine style. A large percentage of the men were new and this, together with the postponement of the opening of school, gave the coaches a lot of work to do. After having lost our lirst two or three games to prep schools, the boys began to get placed, and started working together. But it seemed that luck was against us and, though the team gave all the light for which Jefferson Hils teams are famous, one bad break in the biggest home game of the year ruined the' hopes for a championship. After this game the team played good football to tie our rivals from Salem and Lynchburg, thus ending the season with four games lost, two won and two tied. Throughout the season Captain john Noftsinger led the team where the light was thickest and always held his position well. Raymond Rice proved his worth in every game of the season and was an outstanding player. Paul Routt, Glen Matthews and Charlie Turner also showed some fast work in the backtield. Stick Humphries and Burtless played a whale of a game at Lynchburg as well as in the other games. Barnett, Pedigo, Wimmer and Seifert supplied the beef for a splendid line. Coaches Hurt and Moorman are to be congratulated on the team which was turned out of the material at hand, and the Class of '30 hopes that the bad breaks which came this season will be enough to last for many years to come. Best of luck to next year's team. RESULTS OF SEASON jefferson Hi ..... . . . 0 Harrave. . . . . Jefferson Hi .. . 6 Greenbrier.. . . . Jefferson Hi . . . 46 Danville... . . . . Jefferson Hi . .. 0 John Marshall. jefferson Hi .. . 6 Newport News Jefferson Hi . . . 6 Vinton ..... . . . Jefferson Hi ... 6 Salem ..... ... Jefferson Hi . . . 0 Lynchburg. . . . . at 111 H+ A 4.544-fx A ,H .f . . .nu 11, -v.-15 Z W:-2:-G 11- f -, 1.3.35 1535? J P' ' ' 355' . ,653 19 3'-1' .1 ef... , 1, 1--. 114, ,9:H'i', f5,1f?'?l9'f. g1.A41.f 41 wi 4 ' 'H rf 1 Q 451 1 1 . ,L , . I ' Kvgwee: :L '- 1 jellferson jelferson ,lellerson JeH'erson jefferson jefferson Jel'I'erson jefferson Jefferson jellerson jefferson ,lelferson jefferson Jefferson jelferson jelferson jefferson, jelferson jefferson Jefferson Jelferson lli .... Ili .... Ili .... l'li .... Ili .Ili l-li lli 1Iil..'. lli I-Ii Ili Ili Ili Ili Ili Ili Ili Ili Ili l-liz. .. l Basket Ball Squad, 1930 State Champions SIiIXSON'S RICCTORIJS . . . . . . . 21 Viscose Imlepenclenls. . . . . . 29 ....25 Alumni................... ..36 . . . 42 Viscose Independents ....... . . 23 . . . Z5 Rmiclolpli-Macon Aczulenly. .... , . 17 . . . 35 Salem lli School ........... . . . . 17 40 V. M. l. cI:l'CSlllTlSll,...... 20 26 Lynclilnirg Ili......... 20 ll V. P. I, CFreslimenJ....... 45 . , . 22 Salem Ili School ........... .... 1 3 , . 22 Ramlolpli-Macon: Aczulemy ..... .... 2 l . . . 28 NV. X M. ilvrcshmenl ....... . . . . 32 43 Vinton lli Sehool.......... .. 10 . . . . 42 Salem Creamery. . . . .. . . 27 36 Danville lli....... .. 10 37 Danville lli...... .. 17 . . . . 24 Ilzirgrave M. QX.. . . . . 26 ....32 De Molny.......... ..20 9 Lynchburg Ili........ .. 171 . . . . 34 N. X VV. Cavaliers .... . . 22 Clam A Title 25 Newport News lli.... .. 24 Staic Cliam1H'0n.rllif1 ' .....,36 ,lluclianzm lli..... .. 23 -ill 112 ll? . 'f'ill'?Zm.' f'?1f5 753.2 if P' if-'il if arrivenaarCer.1.urlf.'etE1f:g'ffr.Ef 1' .':f.ii'.':ff.:rlwfizvsfgi I ffm ig ' Ahkggpfr 3--'A 41:-1-a'1'f. .1-::::.u,':.--.fwzzmiv::v: .:L-I:.1211-rv:nl:-:-iifralsw-1s.xw: N -..-.i.:....I.......-m.....xt......a..a. .i,...i......,..--..a..f1..n.,..miA. w,3Qg5,,b:l-Qi,,-1ns.-...attAmemum.-fviksi.-.x.::.:w. .maf.r:.u::.a17t::s1n'zsuvA-ways-gzv-a1:..s::rv8 '4iii7A92.:lPl Basket Ball, '30 HE 1930 BASKET BALL season was one of the greatest and most successful that the fans of Jefferson High have ever witnessed. Coach Hurt developed a machine that outclassed every high school in the State of Virginia by a large margin. This clan of mighty Magicians swept every obstacle to march to the State Championship, and set aside the Roaring Typhoons of Newport News by a small but sufficient margin on the Newport News Hoor-25 to 24. The Magicians met many strong opponents and had the handicap of most games close together. They lost only five games out of a total of twenty-one, and only one defeat at the hands of a conference team, this being Lynchburg High School by a score of 17 to 9, The remainder of defeats was due to the superiority of college freshmen and military academies. On this splendid team we have players who outclassed many in the State and who were regarded as showing outstand- ing sportsmanship. Houston Young, the tall, dark-complexioned center, who played his third year on the Jefferson team, played an outstanding brand of ball. He is mostly famous for keeping 'a cool head in the rally of opponents. He has had the pleasure of being Captain of jefferson Hi team for two consecutive years, which won the Class A Championship this year. His first year on the team saw them runners up, only to be beaten by Woodrow Wilson High, Portsmouth, Virginia. Raymond Rice is another big gun on the quint. He was one of the outstanding scorers of the high schools in the State. It usually took two men to cover him on the floor and he has been credited with several wins. . Among others, is Charlie Turner, who contributed a great amount in the winning of the State Title. He formed the great Turner-Rice passing combination which puzzled many. New to our coach this year, we have Sammy Neel. He broke up many of the opponents' hopes of victory by his skilled snowbirds. Sammy could be seen everywhere on the Hoor at once. Last, but not least. we have Robert Gillespie, one of the best guards ever to wear a maroon and white uniform. He, too, tamed the opponents hopes as they came down the floor. On this squad we have a few reliable substitutes that should receive a large hand, as they were always anxious and ready to help Coach Hurt win the game for Ole Jefferson. They are R. Turner, R. Thornhill and A. Smith. Of the light men who received letters only two, Neel and Thornhill, will return, but good men will take their place from the strong junior Varsity. lke Thornhill is captain-elect for next year. After we had won the State Title there was something said about going to the National Interscholastic Tournament in Chicago. The faithful Alumni of Roanoke donated enough money to make the trip possible. ln this Tournament we met some of the best teams in the United States. In the hrst round we were matched with the Wheatland, Wyoming, team and lost 27 to 14. .After this defeat, we were allowed to enter the Consolation Round. We went into the semi-finals in this only to be beaten by the strong Bayler School, of Tennessee, and then won from Chelsea, Massachusetts, for Third Place honors, or ranking about seventh in the Tournament. The score of the Tournament was as follows: First Round jefferson lli .... ..... 1 4 Wheatland, Wyoming .... 27 Cmlsolalion Round Jefferson lli .... ....... 3 8 Morgan Park M. A.... 23 Can.rolaN'an Round Jefferson Ili .... ..... 3 0 Lankin, North Dakota ..... 21 Consolation Round Jefferson lli .... ..... 1 7 llayler, of Tennessee .... 25 Consolation Round Jefferson lli ................................. 28 Chelsea, Massachusetts ....................... 20 In this Tournament Raymond Ri Morgan Park M. A. ce was individual high scorer with 21 lil 113 lfe- points against --.fifm1'im.. . , -ish ff ' . +.i,irf.'fa - , .1 ,hw , ifiiffgil , F' T1 If Q-, '5, Q2 Lf . - . -at 'ff'9'fTe: iw . fffi' az? .fi -,.'i5Q3if ' M1315 v l'4z915v24e-1 ' Track HE TRACK SQUAD had an exceptionally good season. Although this was Coach lflurt's first year of track coaching and an almost entirely new squad came out, they did exceptionally well, Among the new men who showed up well were Wfilkerson, Carper, Gillespie and Barnett. In the first meet with V. P. I. our boys were completely outclasseid, and were swamped under a large score. VVilkerson, who won both dashes, kept Jefferson from being held without a first place. In the meet with V. M. I. i'Ole I-li came out on top. Again Wfilkerson won both dashes, but Rice took a tie for first and third place in high point honors. At the state meet at the University of Virginia the squad came second with 322 points. Carl Smith was the star. il'-le lead the team in the number of points scored, with eight, and broke the state record for the high hurdles with 17.4 seconds. lVilkerson came second in the dashes. Kerns and Rice were second and third in the high jump in which the state record was broken. ali! 114- ltr- ,,,7.-JYMWN 41 lf: ' 'lit R-. ' E- CWM ' 1 1 Hi-:D-4 rf- , ' wil-plswi Qiilifx . t 3 argwiam iz.. ., 'is ip., 1,55 ,. 3:4 , ,I - .. 3, ' . ,, se+itpvfe' f 1 f 1 f ' 1 .J .1 .mm-:':' nj Q..-v'f4lf.,?s:-i..,-:.5:5:,1'5fif'.-Q' -.iw ,... t...vuff.-::',Jw,:p5.'f':'1:: :::e::zr..at 1 J 'l'f.Qviw:z11 t i 1 A ' zu. 1 . , ,,. , ,. , ,V I -t - .irii 1 I Cn,uu.ln 'I'unNmz Rawuzv TURNER State Champions Tennis HIS IS THE first time in the history of Jefferson Hi that a tennis team has been supported. The mztterial was excellent. Three ol' the men were ranking players in the city-Charlie Turner, Rawley Turner and Lester Lee. These, and Walter Lee, made up the team. It was picked hy a tournament which the school sponsored. The winners of the doubles, the Turner twins, went to the University of Virginia to take part in the State Literary and Athletic League contest. They met Vinton to he eligible to participate at Charlottesville, and won in straight sets. At the University the scores were: First round, Jefferson beat Danville-6-0-6-lg second round, Jefferson heat Maury-6-1-6-3-6-3. This gave them the Class A Champion- s np. Then they defeated Clifton Forge for tl1e State Championship. The score was: 6-1-6-2- 6-3. Witll such an important year, tennis will, in the future, undoubtedly, have an important place in Jefferson I-Ii athletics. -'Ei 115 P3- rg q. x. ,- , f I 'i' fhjriii Wit f'i'l, INT fa' 2- . hh- Tax, ir 'L' 41.25, I if if 5- fif.'zf':?'vf2I5yl.'5 ..f:n':':: JA. .-::.w:':.'.-1' I w:.s:r',r:r,cn:1 -'vs-.Z-'-1-'1- ': if ' ,I ff' ' gi' -.J '?i-- ,, :I.n:zn1m': -W wigiw.'ff.fff.ffl-QQ ' tl I 1-..'151.:.ffLb.'.-,::e.Ain 7 5,:.qQ,.,,., 'ff''me?mv:,vJ.L1:.'.::fe?.3?:::y i I uv:-:.:a':.1..,:.:..1:a1.'.:.s:-2.:4.e::m74. I-g33Efggj:,-?fj-3,1.1ip1I:':..D:Ju.'f:Ln.vL:.vi:.'mu:..:::. g-n::.n.:,i,grg 1 ni., X-'fF.4.f1mQ.i.I-- G. A. A. OFFICERS FOR 1930 Prvszllcnl ................ llf1ARY 1V,li0UNFIIiLD Vice Prcridmf .............. ERLINE PIERCE Recording Secrvlary ......... SARAH PAYNE Corresponding Src1'ntnry.LLIcILLlz XIVHITLOCK Treasurer. ............ VIRGINIA SHELBUIQNIQ Recorder of Poiinis ........ ELEANOR MOIQIIIS Clzair-man Program Conmzilter' DOROTHY DAVIS Chairman Poster Comnziltev EVELYN TURNER Managrz Illmzager M ami gr' r Mavnagrl Manager Manager Managvr Director Valley Ball MARY JANE BIICQUILKIN Baskei Ball. . ..BII.I.IE GIOVANNCNI fif7f7Cl7'tIflf1N .... KzX'l'HliYN COFFMAN Baxcbcrll. ,...... AIJALINE WIMMER Track. .... .... N IARY SHULKCUM Tennis ,... ...., E ULALIA HAYNES Hiking ....... G1-:Im,I.nINE GARDNER ......PAoE HARRISON HE G. A, A. is one of the most active clubs in High School. This Club was organized for the express purpose of fostering and teaching all phases of athletics, not only in Physical Education classes, but after school hours. A large number of girls joined the Club and have entered into its activities enthusiastically. At the first of the term the girls sold emblems bearing Roanoke H. S. and Hikes, socials and good programs the Club. We have Miss Page Harrison for Club and has helped it to be extremely arm bands for the football games and, later on, sold presented a banner to the school. . have been given which have carried out the aim oi a director. She has entered into the activities of the successful. if 116151- Advertisements MNMZ lllllllillillll CUCI7 OPERATING EIGHT DEPARTMENT STORES IN VIRGINIA VVVYVVVYVVVY Merchandise Assembled from All Parts of the World for You VYYYYYVYYYYY HTHE PRICE IS THE THING A Go to the- ? RIALTO 1.10 l CYUICC , y, an ROANOKE PARK I AMERICAN Let Rube Serve You With Your Next eaters KUPPENHEIMER SUIT REGAL SHOES, STETSON HAT MANHATTAN SHIRT Roanoke Paper Co. Inc. Better Clothes for Men, Young Men, Women, Young Women, Boys and Girls Will Always be Found H are OAK HALL SINCE 1889 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Jefferson at Campbell WHOLESALE PAPER, S'rA'r1oNERY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 117 Norfolk Avenue, West 'Phones 1680-1681 YYVYY Distributors of the FAMOUS Washington Line of School Tablets Are his feet big? I don't know. I never saw him with his shoes off. -wif 118 li'- GUYSJM. Soda :: Candies :: Cigars Magazines Luncheonette Mm-xr ME AT Guns Guy's Service, Foolzball Scores, Base Bull Results, Musical Enter- tainment, Parcel Check Station, Telephone Service YYY Gm' 'mm HABIT-HlX'Il'IET M1-: AT GUy's Telephones 5600-1115 12 W. Campbell Avenue, ROANOKE, VA. The Uldest Barber Shop in Roanoke, in One of Roanolccas Newest Buildings Colonial National Bank Barber Shop I'IAIR CUTS, 25 CENTS YYYYY SIX EXPERT BARBERS Colonial National Bank Building Cliusementj TELL MOTHER TO TRADE WITH J ,S AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE Tlwrcfs Ono in Your N eiglzborlzriocl QUALITY FOOD AT ECONOMY PRICES FLOWERS FALLON,Fbmt SERVANT: The doetor's here, Sir. ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR: I can't see him. Tell him I'm sick. af 119 Jaf- Drink More Milk FORM THE HABIT Now AND YOU WILL ENJOY LIFE THROUGH OLD AGE YVYYYYY BE SURE YOU GET GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK WE WELCOME YOU TO OUR NEW HOME REID 8: CUTSHALL Dedicated to Better Homes 209-211 Campbell Avenue, VVest Thurman 8: Boone Co. IT'S SAFE FOR . .W FINE FURNITURE DRAPERIES , RADIOS Garst Brothers Dairy Incorporated VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP HI SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS GO TO Roanoke Shoe Company 13 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET Quality at Low Cost VER. ,Mun Grade A Milk Ice Cream, Too! Makes Complete Your M enu Clover Creamery Co. Learn to Play the Don IVa'rner', Way A modern Course in Piano for those who want to play popular music and whose time to learn is limited SPECIALIZING IN SYNCOPATION AND RHYTHM IN THE Bliss Beginners Taught in Six Months DON WARNER Studio: 1185 W. Campbell Ave. 'Phone 7114 AMPLE PARKING SPACE Insures the success of your banquet, party or dance at HOTEL ROANOKE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA f'Am I the first girl you ever kissed? No, but I'm more particular now than I used to be. -wif 120 li'- Old Dominion Fire Insurance Co. IS THE Only Legal Reserve Fiore I neur- ance Company with Home Qfice in Roanoke 11' Capital. Sl31,000,000.00 Chas. Lunsford liz Sons General Insurance Colonial National Bank Building Telephone 2060 W. McCLANAHAN V HARVEY B. GRAY President and Treasurer Vice President and Secretary W. S. McClanahan liz Co. Established 1893 Incorporated GENERAL INSURANCE SURETY BONDS 23 Campbell Avenue, West, Over Grant's Telephone 100 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA IXTANY ROANOKE EXECUTIVES gained the knowledge that leads to SUCCESS - HERE-where business specialists give instruc- tion unrivaled in the South. CoMP1.E'rIa Counsns Day and Evening Classes C BUSINESS COLLEGE SPORTING GOODS Whatever your need in sporting -goods, whether for the individual or the complete team, we have it Every School Necessity is Also a. Feature of Our Large Slack Caldwell-Sites Co., Inc. 105 South Jefferson Street HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS EATING THE Original Michael Bread Are better qualified to take their tests be- cause of the high nutritional value of the bread which makes brain and brawn RING IVIASTER: Who broke the trapeze? ACROBAT: I did, mister, with my little acts. -'Cl 121 Ef- THE ROANOKE TIMES Uhr Roanoke mnrlh-Nrum Valuable aids for stu- dents in all branches of their work. CLEAN, WHOLESOME PAPERS for the home and every phase of business life. Airheart-Kirk Clothing Company 25 Campbell Avenue, West FEATURING HI-Y PREP SUITS FOR STUDENTS Lord Rochester Styling for Men Distinctive Apparel :: Exclusive Millinery 406 Jefferson Street, South Telephone 4424 Money Saved is Money Made We Offer You Money-Saving Values in FASHIONABLE CLOTHING For Men and Young Men Come, See and be Convinced Brotherhood Mercantile Co. 107 South Jefferson Street MAHANEY Sz STONE Incorporated EVERYTHING FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN FURNISHINGS Finchley H als-Custom-M ade Clothes 7 Church Avenue, W. Roanoke, Virginia Men's and Young Men's Smart Clothes 32500, 83000, 2835.00 KNOX AND STETSON HATS SNAPPY AND UP-T0-DATE FURNISHINGS BUSH dz HANCOCK Incorporated 208 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET Was Jane's wedding a swell affair? Positive1y. They even used Puffed Rice. 43 122 12+ ' WM M ' COMPLIMENTS - OVEMENT UNIFEg'?ogNNEcTmG Wm' Kohen 86 Son EAELITSEELD Feminine Apparel of ELLEN Is a. better systemg more simple O ,, -3 JL, OJ 12. and more accurate, and can be I NJ V-J I 1? written and read more rapidly ,1,,, I .9 XJ .413 There is no other method like xt. en., :G xx: .ff L Shorthand, Typewriting, Secretarial and Business subjects thoroughly taught. S 16 a month. Ask for bulletin. COOK SHORTHAND COLLEGE 'Lire Virginia Secretarial School ROANOKE. VIRGINIA I I I nclivicluality ROANOKE, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF The Klensall Company Incorporated VVVYYY ,PHONES 661-662 '1'EL1sP1-1oN1a:s 364-365 New Vogue Cleaners and Dyers I ncorpornted 111 ALBEMARLE AVENUE, S. E. CHICK 81 CALHOUN GROCERS YYYYYY 128 WEST CAMPBELL AVENUE Exchange Lumber Co. Cfystalgpfing Laundry CA Corporutionj Ornpany BUILDING M ATERIAL We Wash Everything but the A Baby HIGH GRADE MILL Wonx A SPECIALTY Roanoke, Virginia Telephones 828-829 720-722 FRANKLIN ROAD WISE: What are you running that steam roller over the field for? GUY: Fm raising mashed potatoes this year. +24 123 19+ FIRST 4-QQ Because They 953+-r LAST G O L D S M I T H ATHLETIC GOODS Roanoke Hardware Co. 22 West Campbell Avenue 1888 1929 Nelson Hardware Company Forty-One Years of Earnest Service LET US SERVE YOU 'Phones 1696-1697 Copenhaver-Cawley, Inc. . FUNERAL HOME 430 Church Avenue, S. W. Formerly Towncs-Cawlcy Funeral Home, Inc. Funeral Directors and Undertal-:ers Ambulance Service Day or Night Telephone 430 lVe pleased the HI again last year- We can please you this year. KIDD STUDIO lip Pdfk . ES s 5 .--51 Other Parkers 5 25.9 A. S. PFLUEGER 118 Campbell Avenue, West QUALITY FRESH AND CURED MEATS Holcombc-is Meat Market HOLCOMBE 65 WATSON, Proprietors Telephone 115 STALL 3, CITY MARKET General Electric Refrigerators It will pay you to investigate the product of the world's largest electrical company Quiet-Simplzjied Lockwood-Embree Sales Corp. 19 FRANKLIN Rom J eferson High M emory Book Photograph of Jefferson High and Emblem on Cover A WONDERFUL GIFT Roanoke Book and Stationery Company, Inc. Notice on the Country Club bulletin board: Lost, a red sweater with orange stripes between the eighth and ninth holes! at 1241 THE UNIVERSITY SHOP OF ROANOKE . J' 6 Ee Ease Iheyounqjlem Sligo -106 Wfampbeil Ave. Jwftqyzmaa CEE., STYLE IS THE THING :I-'lane ook- flag Qmpang INCORPORATED 601-609 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET 'ROANOKE'S METROPOLITAN DEPARTMENT STORE Folks like shopping at HANCOCK'S not only because of the varied stocks but also because it is a friendly, courteous store where one feels at home DEPENDABLE QUALITY TO A WAYWAJRD HEART IN DIAMONDS 1 OTHER STONES JEWELRY : WATCHES and SILVERWARE Class Pins, Class Rings, Engraved Invita- tions and Engraved Personal Cards I-IENEBRY Sz SON 209 South Jefferson Street Poor lzearl, I ihought you imdcvstood Thai foolish gauze you played. You should have learned your lesson once, And with -me should have stayed. Bu! now yau zf'e run away againg And rome bark all aloneg :ind still ufiwirve. You little imp, I 'wislz you 7t'L'I't'll'f my own. Mary has finally consented to marry me. That's what you get for being so darned persistent. SHE: He sure wears snappy clothes. HE: He ought to-he buys them with rubber cheques. Doc.: You cough easier this morning. PATIENT: I ought to. I've been practising all nite. VISITOR: And Why do you have such a high crib for Willie? FOND MA: Oh, that's so we can hear him vvhen he falls out. -24 125 li'- giindfzng the 77772777 gf tfze fizgfz scfzool stndents has been one fy? our fnost pfeasant tasesfrofn the tiine the Roanoke High Scbool fwtzsjirst established. Um' interest, tfzercyhre, in tfze frfarson High School publications cannot be measured in tennis gf doliars and cents. Tfze Stone Printing and fllanttfezctztring Co Edward L. Stone, President Roanoke, Virginia 'Phone 1643 Yes slr th1s is the very handkerchief used by William Penn Oh I see The original pen wiper. -S-l 126 Es- I w T 'iff' XJ! Y sf- I ' f ,ff .. f f v j 1 f .,, -..ff ff -4- L... X g,,.5f.11,Y ?.yi.Vb,'., wx I, i T w I f 'Zlf .f A ' ,J ' 1 Y lf . i Y A ' 1 J , IX 5 f ' g . ' , 1 , 1 - f A , I I A F 9,-ff . ' nf X 1 I X . LS-.1 ff.. f f ..- I ,f Q'-1.' 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