Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Clifton Forge, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1954 volume:

reference only A M Q.S Do Not Remove from the Library Property of Jhany Hj Genealogical Society K crrry of AUeghany Hi gh , ands DEDICATION W wish to show our appreciation to our Parents and Guardians who sacrificed so that we would be able to complete our high school work. We wish to express our thanks tot Mr. Mrs. Walter Anderson Mr. Mrs. Howard Brown Mr. Mrs. John H. Brown, Sr. Mr. Mrs. James B. Davis Mr. Mrs. Emmett J. Lewis Mr. Mrs. Jerry W. Mansfield Mr. John H. Miller, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Raymond Megginson, Sr. Mrs. Catherine Rogers Mr. Mrs. James Ross Mr. Mrs. Arthur Smith, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Chester A. Smith, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sorrells Mrs. Mary Smith Mr. Mrs. John Thurston Mr. Mrs. J. Granville W. Toliver To our Principal and Teachers we wish to thank you for your kindness throughout the years 4 Mrs. A. P. Turner - B. S. Virginia State College Elementary Education Miss L. E. Warwick - B. S Hampton Institute Elementary Education Mrs. F. G. Shurn - B.S.; M.A. A. T. College Hampton Institute Secondary Education J. G. Williams - A. 3. Shaw University Physical Education Mrs. L. B. Williams - B. S. Virginia State College Elementary Education Mrs. M. M. Davis - A, B. Benedict College Elementary Education Mrs. G. L. Anderson - B. S. Hampton Institute Home Economics Mrs. A. S. Berry - B. S. Storer College Home Economics J. J. Davis - B. S.; U. S. A. T. College Industrial Education Industrial Arts Education Mrs. E. S. Nelson - B. S. W. Va. State College Home Economics Lawrence Anderson Football 1-2-4 Ronald Brown Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Ethel Brown School Chorus 1-2-3 Basketball 1 Juanita Brown School Chorus 1-2 Emily Burrell School Chorus 1-2-3-4 School Patrol 1-2 Sherman Smith Football 3-4 Basketball 3-4(Co-Captain) School Chorus 1 Franklin Thurston Dramatic Club 3 Benjamin Toliver(Vice-President) Football 1-2-4 School Chorus 1-2-3-4 School Patrol 1-2-3 Student Council 1-4 Barbara Smith School Chorus 1-2- 3-4 Cheerleader l-2-3-4(Captain) Student Council 1-2 Dramatic club 1-2-3 School Patrol l-2(Lieutenant) Basketball 1-2-3-4 Miss Home Coming H 1 Loretta West (Treasurer) Miss Jefferson 2 School Chorus 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3 School Publication 4 Joyce Davis (Asst. Secretary) Dramatic Club 1 School Patrol 1 Miss Home Coming 3 School Chorus 2-3-4 Louise Mans field( Pres ident ) Student Council 1-2-3 (Secretary; School Chorus l-2-3-4(Treasurer) Miss Jefferson 3 School Publication 3-4 Dramatic Club 4(Treasurer) Shirley Miller(Secretary) Basketball 1-2-3 School Chorus 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 1-2-3 School Publication 3-4 Miss Jefferson 1 Raymond Megginson Football 1-2-3-4 School Patrol l-2-3(Captain Eunice Ross (Business Manager) School Chorus 1-2- 3-4 w : m HISTORY There is rejoicing tonight in many homes, and well there should be, for the brave and courageous band of travelers that set out four years ago to conquer the perils of the dark and treacherous jungles of Senior Land has returned bearing wondrous tales of escape and adventure . On a September day in 1950, we, a party of adventurers, packed our bags and started out, little knowing if we would ever again see friends and home. Here we have a picture of ourselves as we were ready to bid farewell to all we held dear. That morning a number of dark forms were observed sneaking in the direction of The High School. Our caps were pulled low on our brovjs, and .Vitnesses testify that we, very plainly, hoped to pass unobserved. The timid ones were Juanita, Loretta and Eunice. Poor things 2 Mo vender, they were bathed in bashfulness l It was their first day as Freshmen. We began our freshman year with twelve other students. Hr. E. A. Long and our party of fifteen conquered the Freshman Land with little trouble. The way was easy, as the vines and branches were just beginning to gro w. The beginning subjects were Citizenship, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, English and Home Economics. They pre- pared us for the thicker parts of the jungle. During the journey through Sophomore Land, the jungle began to thicken. The branches became tangled with fciatnematics and English, but with the help of Mr. Long, we worked harder to clear the path to Junior Land. .ie reached Junior Land with a new sponsor and two new members. Vie were within a year of our goal, Senior Land, and with the help of Mr. 1’ . C. Hill, we learned to cope with the many hardships along the way V e began to accept more responsibility than in previous years. History 2 and Sociology were added to our studies. fell , at last, we reached the “Glorious Senior Land. That was the happiest and also the saddest day of the whole trip. In Senior Land we had a choice of three elective subjects, shorthand, typing and chemistry. Mr. Hill guided us through the Government Storm and started us toward the Biology Path. We have conquered the four lanes and now we must adjust ourselves to the outside life and began to plan for the future • If we work hard, we will fulfill our plans and achieve a lasting reward. By Ethel Brown fiat CLASS WILL Vfe, the Class of ' 54, will our congeniality and ability to get along with others to the entire school To the Junior Clas3, we will the spirit of cooperation and traits of good citizenship as exemplified by us. We, the Senior Class, will our loyalty and devotion to the Jefferson faculty who has worked so diligently to help us. I, Lawrence Anderson, will my physique to Matthew Barnette I, Ronald Brown, will my loving ability to Joe Louis Key. We, Raymond Megginson, Lawrence Anderson and Ronald Brown will our football ability to Joseph Peterson, Joe Key and Robert Anderson. I, Franklin Thurston, will my professional ability to squeeze out of tight spots to Jean Burks I, Sherman Smith, will my arguing ability to Phillip Heigh ter. I, Benjamin Toliver, will my ability to get to school on time to Kent Smith and Vincent Ross. I, Juanita Brown, will my height to Ethel Mae Moore. I, Ethel Brown, will my dimple to Jean Watson . I, Emily Burrell, will my ability to get along with the opposite sex to Shirley Thompson. I, Joyce Davis, will my size to Carrie Archie. I, Louise Mansfield, will my scholastic ability to Wilfred Mansfield. I, Shirley Miller, will my many original hair styles to Loretta Rose I, Eunice Ross, will my legs to Shirley Thomas. I, Barbara Smith, will my singing ability to Nancy Hatcher I, Loretta West, will my quietness around the opposite sex to Loretta Rogers. By Barbara Jean Smith WHO ' S WHO Beat Athletes Raymond Megginson Shirley Miller Moat Popular Ronald Brown Shirley Miller Best Singers Benjamin Toliver Barbara Smith Most Studious Benjamin Toliver Louise Mansfield Most Attractive Lawrence Anderson Joyce Davis Class Baby Eunioe Ross Class Chatterboxes Ronald Brown Louise Mansfield Best Dressed Raymond Megginson Barbara Smith Class Know it Sherman Smith Louise Mansfield Class Chewing Gum Lovers Raymond Megginson Ethel Brown Best Dancers Ronald Brown Barbara Smith Most Versatile Students Ronald Brown Barbara Smith Tallest Boy Lawrence Anderson Tallest Girl Ethel Brown Shortest Boy Ronald Brown Shortest Girl Juanita Brown Quietest Boy Franklin Thurston Quietest Girl Juanita Brown Smallest Boy Ronald Brown Smallest Girl Joyce Davi© Class Lovers Emily Burrell Loretta West Class Artist Ronald Brown Shyest Boy Benjamin Toliver Shyest Girl Juanita Brown ' ' eat Physique Lawrence Anderson Loretta West Play Boy Play Girl Pinky Short Stop Doug Toby Tarry Debby Mossy Aggie Tailspin Ray Bennie Joy Larrie Smittie Boy who will most likely succeed Girl who will most likely succeed Sherman Smith Shirley Miller Barbara Smith Juanita Brown Ethel Brown Shirley Miller Loretta (Vest Emily Burrell Eunice Ross Louise Mansfield Ronald Brown Raymond Megginson Benjamin Toliver Joyce Davis Lawrence Anderson Sherman Smith Franklin Thurston Louise Mansfield CAN YOU IMAGINE???? Lawrence Anderson Having a knowledge of the latest dance? Ronald Brown Not trying to sweet-talk some girl? Raymond Megginson Singing on T. V.? Benjamin Toliver Coming to school on time? Franklin Thurston Playing football for Howard University? Sherman Smith ..... Teaching Biology? Juanita Brown Missing a good movie? Emily Burrell Driving a Cadillac? Ethel Brown Not complaining about her feet? Joyce Davis ... ... Not telling Shirley Miller her troubles? Louise Mansfield .... Owning a chewing gum factory? Shirley Miller .... Being a social snob? Eunice Ross . Teaching Commercial subjects in Jefferson? Barbara Smith Not flirting? Loretta 4est .......... . Acting swiftly? By Louise Mansfield i ) ' FAMOUS SAYINGS Barbara Smith I ain ' t jiving! Benjamin Toliver Ain ' t nothing to it! Emily Burrell Hot Dog! Ethel Brown You knowl Eunice Ross ........ Awl Fiddlesticks! Franklin Thurston Yeah man! Joyce Davis Go on boy! Juanita Brown There ' s no way out! Lawrence Anderson Aw, man! Loretta West I mean, I don ' t go for that! Louise Mansfield ... Is that so-o-ol Raymond Megginson Oh, No! Ronald Brown And that ' s the beautiful truth! Sherman Smith And when you doll Shirley Miller You got it! By Ronald Brown Sherman Smith X,sn;U B ® too Jo «|ce D v, ' s WE WHO ARE NOT SATISFIED Our band is few but true and proud For the battle we have won; But we must struggle on and on For the real battle has just begun. The battle which we face today. Should be fought with the weapons of yesterday. Our weapons are physical and mental skill Which the foes of the first battle build. Our task, now, has just begun Toward the battle that must be won. We need some one to lead and guide. To where soma one is unsatisfied. It ' s not what we have, but what we use} Not what we see, but what we choose; Not what seems fair, but what is true; Not what we dream, but what good we do. These are some things that rcsr or bless The sum of human happiness. By Sherman Smith Franklin Thurston lNIOR-5fmOR AHQUEl Juniors Officers President - Broadus Mills Vice-President - Meredith Mills Secretary - Jean Burks Treasurer - William T. Hill Business Manager - Phillip Heighter Sponsor - Mrs, G. L. Anderson Sophomores Officers President - Wilfred Mansfield Vice-President - James Tucker Secretary - Ethel Moore Assistant Secretary - Lena McCoy Treasurer - Franklin Crawford Business Managers - Kent Smith, James Ross, Janes Davis Sponsor - Mrs. F. G. Shurn ,-v ' O ' - Freshmen Officers President - Harry Wheeler Vice-President - Carrie Archie Secretary - June Garrison Treasurer — Beatrice Thompson Sponsor - Mr. J. J. Davis Eighth Grade Officers President - Patricia Davis Vice-President - Barbara Anderson Secretary - Ethel Gaines Assistant Secretary - Loretta Rose Treasurer - Carolyn Lewis Business Managers - Herbert Reynolds, Raymond Byrd Sponsor - Mr. J, G. Williams I ACTIVITIES PRIMARY DRAMATICS JUNIOR DRAMATICS THE LITTLE THEATER Officers President . . . . . Vice President . . Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Sponsor ...... Frank Hummons Montroue Crawford Frank Hughson Jennifer Davis Angelyn Black Fred Fountain Mrs. A. PaLma Turner THe Little Theater plans to present A Little Theater, with many interesting productions. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Officers President . . . Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . Chaplin Publicity Manager Property Manager Sponsor .......... Carolyn Hatcher Beatrice Washington Louise Sledd Janice Davis Iola Hughes Maxine Ross Thomas Nelson Larry Bryant Mrs. E. S. Nelson The Junior Dramatic Club was organized in September of 1952. The purposes of the club are to encourage the students to develop their ability in the field of dramatics, and to provide opportunities for self- expression. The club is in the process of making plans which will help achieve our goal SCHOOL PUBLICATION DRAMATIC CLUB SCHOOL PUBLICATION Staff Editor- in-Chief Feature Editor Sports Editor . Alumni Editor . , Fashion Editor General Reporter Cartoonist . . . Business Manager Typists . . . . Advisor James Tucker Meredith Mills Broadus Mills Shirley Pierce Shirley Miller Kent Smith James Davis Wilfred Mansfield Louise Mansfield Shirley Miller Loretta West Mrs. Agnes S. Berry The school publication is represented by a periodical, The Jeffer- sonian, which is compiled and edited by the students. In it, interesting columns of school happenings, activities and feature items are published every six weeks. Much enthusiasm and interest are shown by the staff. DRAMATIC CLUB Officers President Vice-President . . Secretary . . . . Assistant Secretary Treasurer Business Managers Sergeants -at- Arms Sponsors James Tucker Jean Burks Shirley Thomas Sylvia Brown Louise Mansfield James Davis Wilfred Mansfield Carrie Archie Shirley Pierce Miss Lillian E. Warwick Mrs. Flora G. Shurn The Dramatic Club, organized since 1951, has provided much enter- tainment for Jefferson School and the community. In 1952 the Dramatic Club presented two one-act plays both here and at Simms Hig£i School, Harrisonburg, Virginia. A fine Easter pageant was given at the school in 1953- The club hopes to present even finer programs this year. SCHOOL PATROL STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOOL PATROL Motto - Safety First Objective - To promote safety to and from school, as well as in school. Officers Captain Raymond Megginson Lieutenant Broadus Mills Secretary Shirley Pierce Sponsor Mr. J. G. Williams STUDENT COUNCIL Officers President Broadus Mills Vice President . . . Odessa Barnette Secretary Louise Mansfield Assistant Secretary . Margaret McCoy Treasurer James Tucker Sponsor Mrs. La Verne B. Williams This committee was elected by home room groups during the beginning of the 1953-54 school year. Our objectives are to promote good citizen- ship, to promote better health habits in the school, to promote better student teacher relations, and to promote better relations with other schools. The committee also decided to carry out the following activities, namely: to visit sick students, send cards, letters and books to the sick, to meet and welcome visiting teams and groups of students, to schedule clinics for slow students, to aid in the solution of school problems, and to schedule debates and speaking contests. SCHOOL CHORUS N.H.A. CLUB SCHOOL CHORUS Officers President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Directress Assistant . . Nancy Hatcher Benjamin Toliver Emily Burrell Louise Mansfield Mrs. Mary M. Davi3 Mr. James J. Davis Music is love in search of a better word. N. H. A. CLUB Officers President Vice President . . Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Sponsor June Garrison Jean Burks Patricia Davis Barbara Anderson Loretta Rose Mrs. Gretel L. Anderson We, the New Home Makers of America, believe that If there is kindness and truth in the heart. There will be beauty in the spirit. If there is beauty in the spirit. There will be harmony and love in the home. If there is harmony and love in the home. There will be justice in the nation. If there is justice in the Nation, There will be peace in the world. I athletics 1 tr i � i rH © c © m © l . I jC o © o I -P rH hH m MISS HOME COMING Lena McCoy Juanita Brown Eula Lewis Jean Brown Patricia Davis Beatrice Washington Mis a Home Coming Twelfth Grad Attendant Eleventh Grade Attendant Ninth Grade Attendant Eighth Grade Attendant Seventh Grade Attendant The annual Home Coming event was witnessed by a crowd at Memorial Park on October sixteenth. The crowning of Miss Home Coming came at the half as a climax to the festivities of the day. Miss Home Coming was escorted to the field by Mr. W. C. Hill, Principal and Mrs. F. G. Shurn, Sponsor of the tenth grade. She was followed by her attendants. Miss Home Coming was crowned by Captain Kent Smith, and given a bouquet of mums and gladiolas, and a souvenir football. The attendants received a corsage of white mums tied with blue ribbons. Miss Home Coming and her attendants were presented gifts to commemorate the gala occasion by Co-Captain Curtis Jefferson. Congratulations to the Sophomore ' Class and Attendants from the Senior Class . CHEERLEADERS Officers Co-Captain .... Sylvia Brown Alternate Captain . . Nancy Hatcher Sponsor Miss L. E. Warwick The objective of the Cheering Squad is to promote spiritual inspiration to the school teams. This year the girls have worked very hard to obtain this goal. GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD BOYS BASKETBALL SQUAD GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SQUAD Captain - Sylvia Brown Coach - Miss Lillian E. Warwick Alternate Captain - Nancy Hatcher The Girls ' Basketball Squad, organized in 1951 under the sponsorship of Miss Lillian E. Warwick, has not been too successful in previous years. How- ever, the coach and squad will strive even harder this year to attain success and victory. BOYS ' BASKETBALL SQUAD Co-Capta in-Sherman Smith Coach _ Mr. Joe G. Williams Co-Captain - Kent Smith In the fall of 1950 an eager and spirited group of boys came together and formed the Dragons First Conference Basketball Team under the super- vision of Coach Romeo U. Lambert. Ihis season will mark the 4th anniversary of the team. The team ' s previous season ' s record was 4 wins and 9 losses. The boys are striving hard to have a more successful season for 54 under the supervision of Coach J. G. Williams. FATRONS Ur. Mrs. John Archie Mrs. Mattie Jones Mrs. Walker Banks Mr. Mrs. G. W. 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