Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)
- Class of 1936
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When Middleton was nine years of age, his charcoal drawing won honorable mention in Wanamaker's Art Contest for children in New York City. During President Roosevelt's campaign, he sketched a rough but clever political cartoon of this candidate. Without Middleton's knowledge, it was sent to Washington and in turn, he received a letter of acknowledgment from the Presi- dent. For the past year his interest has been chiefly in woodcuts, and two of them have been printed on the cover of the University of Virginia M agasine. At the present time, Middleton's work is being exhibited in Richmond, Charlottesville, and many other cities throughout the state. Recently he received another letter of appreciation from the well-known actor, William Gillette, for a drawing made of the actor in the guise of Sherlock Holmes. The staff of the Chain feels that such splendid talent in the school should be given recognition 5 and therefore, it presents to the readers the following woodcuts. 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XI I I.I JRICIJ CUNXXIXY ,IC JN ICS .-X.Il., XX'cstI1:1111pt4n1 Cullvgv, I I I I'I1.I J,, XlllX'0I'SIIX' ul X ll'Q'IlIl2lQ Cm'm'II X 111 1 BS., RadI'm'd Stats' 'l'cz1cha-rs Cullcgcg Ilukc Cfhe Chain 5 XYI I.l.l .-XXI HRXYIN I..-XCY SK'IliNCIi I.,l., l'n'uImcly3 Ut1ix'c1'sity of Chicugug johns Hopkins Ullivcrsity. tQICRfXl.IllNIf1 LAIJIJ lllstsmy, VIQIQNCH ISA., MA., State U11ix'v1'sity of Iowug ,-Xllizmcc l'iI'llllQ1liSl' l'1n'is, I 1'IlIlCC Iliplfmmc. Fl-ORlCNC'Ii FI.El'f'l' LANKFUIQIJ l.A'lklN A.l3., Cullcgc ut' Vtillizmt :mtl Klzlry. FRANCIS CZ. I..-XNKFORIJ, JR. St'lliNl'l'1 HS., RZIINIUIIUII-XIZICUII follvgcg MS., Univer- sity of Yirginiag Utllvgc uf Xtilliztm :md Mary. l.Ul'lI.li IBRIIJQSMAN l.IiI'l'l'H HIS'I'1JRY,IiNliI.ISII l4.:X., Agncs Scott llxllcgvg University of Yir- giniag f'tlllllUIti2l Unix'c-rsity Summcr School. IS.-Xlilil. C'Ol'HRfXN RIUCUE 'IkYl'IiVVRl'I'IN4i l711ix'c1'sity uf Yirgiuia Summcr School. KIAIBIEI, LOUISE NICKICLS SCIIC NCR - . , , f , . . . . ' I'111w1's1ty Smmncr Schmml. QL. haf? A 2 5' f Wbgfqkf 'if- M 2 s ,A thi Q f ,. ff' f ,ZW Y. 1 if , M , V 1 - ,ff t fx .g ' , ftfff' 'J' g Va. 4. ,75- ' Eiun- if -t ,LV 4 ' Cfhirtq'-Six RICHARD ANI JRICXY Nl KAI Ili I'1NtGl.lSll AJS., Randolph-Rlacon College: Colli-gc ul' NN'illium and kluryg Univursity of Virginia. IQSMON ll ROB ERT Rl l-ll Jlil. NlA'I4lll-1lNlA'lkIL'S l'l11l., lilon Collcgcg liiiivcrsity of Yiiqziiiizi. JOHN E. REITZ SCIIQNCIQ ILS., -luniata follcgcg NIS., LllllYk'l'Slly of Blichigzmg Uniwrsity of l'ittslm1u'ghg Univer- sity of Virginia. lil..-XIJYS S. SCH Ulllili M.x'l'llla1s1A'i'in's A.lS., Bryn Nlawrg Columlmizi l'i1ix'cr:4ity Sum- mcr School. ROBICIVI' li. SXNI N I ll .li R ll ls'ronv AB., Xl.,-X., lnclianu Univcrsityg l'l1.ll., l'ni- vcrsity of Virginia. M A RY El.lZ.'Xl4l-1'l'H Tl l R l l 'l' M.x'rHm1 A'r1c's 15.5.1 Farnixlillc- State' 'fczlclicrs Collvpgvg lini- vcrslty of X lrgmia Summer School. Hi-XSVYIil.l. HLlN'l'liR VY.-Xl.lil'1li M xl' H I-1 M A'rlfs 4-X.'IS.,v lfynclilrurg Collegcg MA., Uniwrsity ot X lfgllllll. AE' , y fu' Q I 1 :J ': ' , : I I, 4 f.L r vi Classes SEUIOR CLASS HISTORU Hello, Everybody ! This is the class historian of Lane High School broadcasting simultaneously from rooms 11, 12, and 13 a minute by minute report of the activities of the class of '36 through four exciting years in high school! Will we ever forget our first year at Lane? Goodness! How frightened we were, how insecure we felt, how young and insignificant! How meekly we obeyed the Sophomores and how reverently we gazed at passing Seniors! In a frenzy of excitement we elected our class officers: Douglas Fife, presidentg Wallace Trevil- lian, vice-president: .Timmy Matacia, secretary, Betty Lacy, treasurer. Mrs. McCue was unanimously elected sponsor. What fun the Freshmen Mixer was! We became acquainted and at the same time consumed great quantities of cakes and lemonade. The real fun in becoming a Soph was our right to flaunt our superior knowledge in the faces of the little inexperienced Freshmen. With quite an im- portant air we organized and placed ourselves under the leadership of john Hundley, president, ably assisted by Gene lslurrage, Douglas Fife, and Jimmy Matacia, with Mrs. Allan Raine to guide us. We had now learned the technique of getting out of embarrassing situations. Can you imagine how exciting it was to become juniors? Nearly Seniors! It was unbelievable what wonderful times we had! Lessons, club meetings, assem- blies, football and basketball games, class meetings, dances, study halls, and staff meetings filled our every hour. Our leaders this year were John l-lundley, Holt Souder, Marvin Sours, and Jimmy Matacia, with the popular Mr. J. N. G. Finley, as our sponsor. lt was quite exciting, our taking an active part in all activities and feeling that we were really one of the cogs in a great machine. Seniors! Seniors! Gracious! Those four long years seem like a happy dream! ls it possible that we were once frightened, scurrying Freshmen? Think- ing it over we sometimes wish we had it all to do over again. This our Senior year, has been the most priceless of all. The choosing of senior rings, the rummage sales and bridge parties to raise money for our publications, the dances and the most successful Senior Play, the hurrying and scurrying to get the annual out on time, and the memorable Washington trip sponsored by Miss Horwitz and Mr. Walker, will always be among our most vivid recollections. We chose to pilot the class of '36: Wallace Trevillian, Mary Cameron Buford, Peyton Harris, and Carl Deane. Our sponsors were the well-liked Miss Horwitz and Mr. Walker. As June approached what an immense amount of worrying about examinations and cram- ming we did before the climax-the Senior banquet, the Senior dance, the Senior picnic, and-graduation ! ! ! SUE BoLL1No, Class H istorian. 32 Seniors SAILS lN THE MIST I see through the mist a distant port Where the sun is always setting, VVhere the waters of life are dashed Against the World's eternal shore. l see the old and battered ships Come in without regretting, For they have sailed the sea of life And fain would sail no more. But now I see a ship of youth And beauty come to rest. A ship that carries the joys of life And sails the Hag of truth, That comes to port when just prepared ln life to do her best. The mist of the sea is thick, for the port Of death has claimed its youth. -ANN VAN DOREN 36 1N MEMORIAM Edith Uelora Bishop 1Q16H 1936 UOHTH Dreaming youth- Living and roaming by starlight In lands far away, Watching their bright castles shattered When night turns to dayg Laughing youth- Lingering there in the pathway of mirth Forgetting all care, Remembering only in the dawn Hope was born thereg Singing youth- Spirits are rising with springtime, Dormant so longg Voices are lifted to give to earth A fresh new song. -MARY WINSTON CROCKETT, '36 'l'RIf:vII.I.II-I N BUFIIRII HARRIS UIQ.-I NI: H IIRWITZ XY.fxI,KRR Class Offlcers W'AI.LACIs TRIZVILLIAN. ...... ........ P rcsidvnf MARY CAMERON THUFORD .... . . .Vice-Prmidvnt PICVTON HARRIS. . . . . .Secretary CARL DEANI4: . . . . . .Trvaszzrvr SPONSORS BIIFS SYLVIA P. HORNX'I'FZ MR. HASWRLI. H. NVAI.KI:R 37 JANE CLAIR ADAMS Girls' Glee Clulw, '33-363 Girls' Basketball, '33-'30, Reporter, Midway Siztdfrzt, '33-'3-lg Girls' Hi-Y, '34-'36, Players Club, '34-'36g Girls' Athletic Council, '34-'36, Secretary, Players Clulw, '35-'36, President, Girls' Ath- letic Council, '34-'35, Metcalf Literary So- ciety, '32-'30, Business Manager, Chutin, '35-'30, Volleylmall, '34-'35, Tennis, '33-'3-lg VVinner, Beginners' Iloulmles, '53-'34, Lane Sport Cluln, '35-'36. RUTH LOUISE IEAGLEY HELEN VIRGINIA BAILEY GERTRUIJE ELIZAIRETH HARNETT MAXINE 1sARNtaT'r CHARLES EMERSON BATCHELDER Q, Hayes Literary Society, '34-'36, Presiclent N' gi Hayes literary Society, '35-'36, Q -5 in W-be ff 1 I 2 rj? 4 -M1 fir Wa,-A I , 1 , , 1 I .N , . , ' 'r f'-W '-V , tw nfs..- 21 , Cfhe Chain 1 I t It I Cfhirtq-Six JOHN STEVVART l5AT'l'I.l-I Vice-llresirlent, Student Council, 230. ANNIE l-0RRAlNli lllifli Kleteulf Literztry Society, '33-'Jing Girls Glee Clnlv, '34-'36, Vice-President, Girls Glee flnli, '35-'36, Scliool Orchestra, '35- ,ltig Tennis, '34-'30 THOMAS l RANKl.lN lllil ll JOXY 'lunior lfootlvnll, 'S-lg Coll' ,llL'Sll11, '34-'35, FRIilJlQRlCK CLCORGE ISICNIBICN Hayes l.iterury Society, '35-'30, Stuclent Council, '33, junior lfootlmall, '32-'5-lg ,lnnior llztsketlrnll, '33-'35, Varsity lslltllllllll, C353 Klanuger llzlsketlrall, '35-llo. lilll'l'H VICLORA BISHOP Q l Jeeeziserll SUE UAIZNHY l2OI.l,lNG Student Council, '34-'35, Vice-l'resirlent, Stuclent Clonneil, '34-'35, Girls' Hi-Y, '54' X365 Metcalf Literary Society, '33-'Slug l'res- iclent, Metcalf Literary Society, '35-'36, l.it- erary Eflitor, lfzlizilwlt' HW, '35-'30, Honor- almle Mention in Seconcl Year Latin Contest, '33-'34, and in the Tliircl Year Latin Con- test, '34-'35, First l'l:tce in State Spelling Contest, '34-'35g First Place C'lmiu Short Story Contest, '34-'35g Tennis, X34-'30, Vtin- ner, lntermerlintc Tennis, '35. lloys' Hi-Y, '34-'30, Golf Team, '34-'SU' 1 l'liTl li BROOKS C Club, '34-'36, Prcsiclent, HC Club, '35- 'Lltmg Varsity Football, '34-35, Cztfctcriu Stull, '55-'36, lloys' Sports liflitor, Clmill, '35 'lo lilCll.'Xlill IJICXXN ,'XRlllfN lllQUCl'i l'l:1yt-rs Club, '35-'Str MARY CARI ERON BCITORIJ l'layt-rs Club, '33-'30, Secretary, l'l:myt-rs Club, 'J-l-'35, Vice-l'rcsiclcnt, Players Club, '35-'Jog Stunlcnt Council, '54-'35g Vicc-l'res- iclcnt, Stuclunt Council, '34-'35, Girls' Hi-Y, '54-'36g Metcalf l.itcrziry Socicty, '33-'30, Yicc-l'rcsirlcnt, Senior Class, '35-'30, Girls' Sports liclitor, Chain, '35-'30, One Act l'lzly at Univcrsity of Virginia, '34, Sports lillitor, fllidivrry Sfllllfllf, '34-Klti. GENE Tl-lOfXlfXS BURR,-XGIQ ML-tculf Litcrury Society, '53-'30, Sports lirlitor, lllid-zvrzy Slmlvizl, '54-355 Stuclcnt Council, '34-'35, x'ilCL'-l,I'l'SlllClll, Sophomorc Clulss, '33'-'3-lg Varsity lfootbull, '35, Sports luclitor, C lnnu, 35- So. ,lACQLlIil.lNIi IJ. C,'XR'l'liR Nlvtcnlf l.itvr:try Socit-ty, '32-250. JOSEPH NK'A'l'KlNS C.-XR'I'liR if Slumli-nt Council, '33-'34, Hi-Y, '35-Hlo. lv gi ,x Q 'Wg WI flli-haf? K. TQ '3 f.'f h t A ,t IU WL. .. T ? . gf... Cfhe Chain Cfhirtuf-Six I LUYII NYOOIJROVX' Cl-IARI.lli Metcalf Literary Society, '33-'36, Players Cflulw, '34-'30, Boys' Glec Club, '33-'36, Vice- l'resident, Boys' Glee Clulw, '35-'36, Boys' I-li-Y, '35-'36, joke Editor, fllidrvay Xiu- dvni, '34-'35, Typist, Chain, '34-'35, Typist, Midfeny .S'tudr11f, '34-'35, Typist, Humble Rec, '34-'35, Student Council, '35-'36, One Act Play at University of Virginia, '35, Tennis, H565 Editor-in-Chief, Clmiu, '35-'30 GOLI JI E ELIZABETH CII I LES Girls' Glee Cluln, '3-I-'SIL CHARLES OWEN CLARKE I'Iayers Clulm, '34-'36, Metcalf Literary So- ciety, '32-'35, Hi-Y, '34-'36, Student Coun- cil, '35g Treasurer, Players Club, '35, Treasurer, Student Council, '35, Cafeteria Statf, '35-'36, Managing Editor, Illidzvny .Sifllll'FlIf, '35-'36, Reporter, Illidieay .S'fIld6IIf, '34-'35. ALI CE Il. COCH RAN Girls' Glee Clulm, '32-'36, Vice-l'resident, Girls' Glee Clnlw, '34-'35, Metcalf Literary Society, '32-'36, Girls' Hi-Y, '32-'36, Stu- dent Council, '34-'30, Secretary, Student Council, '34-'36. ELIZABETH S I NCL.-X I R CUFF EY Metcalf Literary Society, '35-'36, 'Volley- lvall, '35-'36, Tennis Tournament, '35-'36, Girls' Ilaselwall, '33, Circulation Manager, illidmihi' Slzldvlll, '35-'30, EYELYN MARION 1fOIfI EY MARY VVINSTON CROCKETT Stuclent Council, '33, Hayes Literary Soci- ety, '32-'36, Literary Editor, Bumble Bev, '33-'34, Assistant Editor, Bumble Bae, '34- '35g Editor-in-Chief, Bumble Bev, '35-'36, State Champion Girls' Public Speaking '35g Class Poet, '36, Debating Team, '36, Girls' Hi-Y, '34-'36, Secretary, Girls' Hi-Y, '35- '36. LAZENA FRANCES DAVIS CARL B. IJEANE Varsity Football, '34-'35, C Club, '34-'36, Treasurer, Senior Class, '35-'36, Varsity Basketball, '35-'36, Cafeteria Stall, '35-'36. FRANCES STROWIJ DEVEREUX Metcalf Literary Society, '34-'35g Players Club, '36, Reporter, Midway Student, '35. HARRY JEREMIAH DOLLENS MARY MILDREU DOLLENS Chain Typist, '35-'36, Girls' Baseball, '33 SOCCCT, '32-'33. BWI 5?-E X- I L as ,ar - l' Wm. sf 4211 4 - QTL, ' Fri Cfbe Chain I l Cfhirtq-Six 3 MILIIREIJ JANE DURHAM NELLIE LOUISE EARLY Treasurer, Student Council, '36, First Year Latin Tournament, '35, Second Year Latin Tournament, '36. PHYLLIS LACY EARLY Manager, Girls' Basketball, '36. LOUISE CAMPER EVVELL Metcalf Literary, '32-'36, Literary Editor, Bumble Bee, '35-'36g Reporter, Midway Slu- dcul, '35-'36, Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'30. KATHERYN CARV ER FASTN ER Hayes Literary Society, '33, Girls' Glce Cluh, '35-'36. Sl-IELTON DOUGLAS FIFE President, Freshman Class, '32-'33, Metcalf Literary Society, '32-'33, Student Council, '33-'36, Varsity Football, '35-'36, Boys' Hi- Y, '34-'36, Cafeteria Staff, '35-'36, Class Editor, Chain, '35-'36, Treasurer, Sopho- more Class, '33-'34, Honor Committee, '32- '33g Golf Team, '36. -1 -In- ,IOH N SAM Lilil. FITCH lluys' film' Club, '33-'SCM F-Ocrctary, Boys' Glcc Club, 'J-lg llublicity Xlauagcr, l'laycrs Club, '34-'Mug Art Staff, Clmin, '35-'30g lfuutlmll, '.l5g Stuff, lllidwny Sfizdmzf, '35- '30, MARY NICHOI. FRY Hayes l.itc-rziry Society, '33-1365 Girls' Glue Club, '35-'36g Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'36. liLlZABli'1'H EPISON GARNIQR ,IAXIIES WOODS GARTH, JR. CH RISTINH l.OL7lSli li,-XY NICHOLAS CQIANOKOS Varsity lfilillllllll, '35g ,luuiur Varsity Truck, '35 fllaltimuru Polytechnic lnstitutcj g Var- isvg sity liaskctbzmll, '36, fi 9 UQ, W8 WE-'ui 'ff 5. 1' i g' 'QIRQQEWF We-M C f a.:-3 ? 1 Cl'hc: Chai l i i l 4 l Cl'hir'rqHSiX ROl3liR'l' lfl.,-X'l l'liN fill-llllm Czulct Corps, '32-X355 CllL'Yl'lIll5 Cluli, 'il fAlcx1u1clri:1 High Sclmulj. ll.-XRYEY ARlil.IOl'5 IQIISSUN DOROTHY MARION llll.lQS HARRY C'OOl'liR fQl,li.XSON, VIR. M .-XRY liI.l.liN CQLUYICR Girls' lilm-0 lilulv, '32-'Slug l'l:1yvrs flulr, 'M 'Mig Hi-Y, '35-'HIL ROIHQRT Xlllfl' lil.UX'liR Buys' lli-Y, '32-'jlmg 'l'i'v:s.s1ii'4'1', lloys' Ili Y, '33-'343 XllCl'-lll'L'Slfll'1ll, lloys' Hi-Y, '34 H555 l'l'l'SiflL'IlI, lluys' Hi-Y, '35-'Sing Svcrm' tary, Statc Buys' Hi-Y, '33-'3-13 Clive' Lcaflcr, '33-'36g Xlvtczilf litcrary Such-I5 3-1-'Slug 'llI'l'2i5lIl'l'I', lluys' iilvc filuln, '.l-1335 Boys' film' Clllln, '.'v-1-'36, i DIXIE VASHTI GOLLADAY CYNTHIA ELIZABETH GRAVES Student Council, '33. RALPH MILLER GRAVES GILMER MAXVVELL HALL Boys' Glce Cluh, '33-'35, Orchestra, '3Z- 35, Treasurer, Boys' Glee Club, '32-'33. SANKEY MOODY HALL, JR. junior Football, '33-'35. JAMES DOUGLAS HAMM Hayes Literary Society, '32-'35, Midway my 5 Student, '35-'36, Joke Editor, Bumble Bee, -ll '35-'36, junior Football, '34-'35, Student Council 36 1'-T-i 1. 'WI ,W 6-Z Vg -xu ' , ' , VAF VA? -.,.L Q 1 f f ' T' S 'HW' allot N' A Cfhcz Chain E Q l Cl'hirtq-Six GEORKZE STROTH ER HAMM junior Football, '32-'3-ig Varsity Football, '35, Photographer, Chain, '35-'Jog Boys' Hi-Y, '35-'30, C Club, '35-'36, Cafeteria Staff, '35-'30 l.AWRliNCli l'liY'l'ON HARRIS Hi-Y, '33-'36g Student Council, '33-'35, Players Club, '33-'36, Hayes Literary Soci- ety, '32-'35, junior Football, '32-'35, junior Basketball, '32-'33, Varsity Basketball, '3-lg Track Team, '34, Varsity Football, '34-'35Q Secretary Hi-Y, '35-'36, Treasurer, Junior Class, '34-'35, Secretary, Senior Class, '35- 'SOQ I'resident, Student Council, '35-'30, C Club, '35-136. R0l3liR'l' LEONARID HARTIXIAN junior Basketball, '32-'33. lil HTH Llilil DS H EERIXIANCIZ Hayes Literary Society, '32-'36, Vice-l'res- ident, Hayes Literary Society, '35-'30, Girls' Hi-Y, '34-'36, Assistant Editor, lfzmiblc' Bee, '35-'30. l'HlLl 1' BROVYN H l-INSHAVV Junior Football, '33-'3-lg Varsity Football, 355 junior Basketball, '33, Varsity Basket- ball, '34-'36, JOHN GLICNN HUNI Jl,liY Players Club, '32-'30, Board of llirectors, Players Club, '35-'36, Metcalf Literary So- ciety, '33-'30, junior Basketball, X345 lloys' Hi-Y, '34-'30, Vice-l'resident, Boys' l-li-Y, '35-'36, President, Sophomore Class, '35-'34, President, junior Class, '34-'35, One Act Play at University of Virginia, '35, Blake- up Editor, Midway Sfildzfazf, '33-'35, liditor- in-Chief, lllidreay ,S'Iua'vnt, '35-'36, Cafe' tcria Stati, '35-'30. fi Roia ,lfxitxtfxiv Boys' l'li-Y, '33-'36, Boys' Glee Club, '33- '30g Hayes Literary Society, '33-'36g Basket- ball, '3-13365 Cafeteria Staff, '34-'35, NANCY WILSON ,IEFFERIES Hayes Literary Society, '32-'36g Girls' Hi- Y, '35-'36, Bl'iVFRl,Y JONES Junior Basketball, '3-l. Iil.lZAl3liTH MAE KENT BETTY OTSRIEN LACY Treasurer, Freshman Class, '32-'33, Niet- calf Literary Society, '32-'36, Vice-l'resi- clent, Metcalf Literary Society, '35-'30g l'layers Club, '32-'30, Reporter, lllidreuy .bl11ldl'llf. '35-'36, Feature Editor, Clzain, '35-H365 Student Council, '32-'33. i.EsTE1t cocsswul, LACY Boys' Hi-Y, 'ss-'36, tum fi I I 1? 'gis- -vng 5. Stl 5,277.4 . f 1 , f .N - 4' r - ,. ,gr Q . b '-ililillli LEE- if xwgi R, UT, ,X J, 5. . I -Q ,Z 5 ' . -X7 . ... 3-i f -, P if 9' 44105 Cfhe Chain CFhirtqHSix I IiVIiI.YN IiI.lZAI3Ii'1' H IA SI.IiY inrls illcv Llulw, 32-365 Ilayn-rs LIuI1, .In 'Slip Hayes I.itcrary Sucicty, '33-'jfmg Stu :Ivnt Council, '33-'35. LUCY IiIiI.l. LINTON Hayes Literary Society, '32-'Mug I:l'Zl.IlIll IicIilnr, Clzuin, '35-'30, C'I2C'IiI.I A LORA I NIQ MARSH,-XI.I. DORIS MAR MARSHALI. ICIJITI-I NI. NI,-XRSHAIJ. Glu' Club, '33-'Slug Girls' Hi-Y, '33-'56 Iiuskctlnull, '33-'Mig Athletic Council, '35-'36 Sport Iirlitur, C'l1ain, '35-'36. RUBY FIINA XIfXRSHnXI.I. '. -4 4 O QU JAMES JOSEPH MATACIA Secretary, Freshman Class, '32-'33, Treas- urer, Sophomore Class, '33-'34, Treasurer, juuior Class, 34-'35, Vice-President, Boys Glee Clulm, '35-'36, Treasurer, Boys' Hi-Y '35-'36, Student Council, '35-'36, Book' keeper, C'hai11, '35-'30, junior Basketball 'J-4. JOSEPHINE LOUISE MAX WELL Players Club, '33-'36, Metcalf Literary So- ciety, '33-'36, Girls' Glee Club, '34-'36, So- ciety Editor, Midway .S'tude11l, '34-'36. JAMES HARRY MICHAEL, IR. Metcalf Literary Society, '33, Feature Ecl- itor, Midway Student, '35-'36, Players Club '34, Vliotographer, Clmin, '34-'35, GRACE EUGENIA MILLER Girls' Hi-Y, '33-'36, AGNES FORD MOYER CARDVVELL CAMDEN NUCKOLS Junior League, '32-'33 fllillwyn High Schoollg Jefferson Literary Society, '32-'33 fllillwyu High Schoolj. we ' -xx- PCLF. .057 iff ff 3 hr' . - v , arf x E rffiilii a s i i Q y, it ' '- Ch. ' f 93' I , 'K. nu 1 mum- 413' 5 S' 1 1 f-The Chain mwti , 144444 YAJJLLU '41 ,421 2100410- Aw- CU I A1 -1-A Cfhirtq-Six 5 JEAN OIJENIYHAI. Players Club, '35-'30 GRAHA M BENTON l'A'l'TliRSON Varsity Football, '35, l'l:1yt-rs Club, '35-'30, Cafvteria Stuff, '35-'30 ALICE CATH ERINE PAYNIL FAY PURVIS Girls' Hi-Y, '34-'36g Captain, Volleyball TL-am, '34, Soccer Team, 133. JOSEPHINF GRESHAM ROBINSON Typist, C'huin, '35-'3og Typist, lfzmllvlt' lirrx '35-'30, MARGARET BOVVMAN ROBINSON Circulation Klanagcr, lllidzvay .blf1ldl'llf, '35, Players Club, '35-'30, Photograplicr, Cwlllllll, '35-'36g Tennis, '35-'ML MARIE lCl.lZARli'l'H ROBINSON ff. Girls'Glcc C'l1ilv,'35-'30. CLOYIJ MORRIS RUSH llnys' Hi-Y, '33-'35 ll'CICl'SllllI'g High Sclnmljg Buys' l-li-Y, '30 ll,zuiu High Sfllmbl l. FITZ l.liXX'lS F-fXRllli.-XN'I' Nl A Rf SA R l:I'l' HA RT Sl lA FFHR Nm-tculf l.itvr:u'y Sucicty, '33-'Mug Sccrctury- 'lll'l'llSl1l'L'I', Nlctcull l.itcr:u'y Sncicty, '33- '3-lg l'l:xycrs Chili, '35-'Slug Treasurer, Play- urs Clulv, '35-'3l1g Girls' Glu- Clulm, '35-'Bbq l'l't'Sl4ll'lll, Girls' lilac Lilulng '35-'Mig fhccr l.c:ulvr, '33-'3C1g Sturlcnt Cmincil, '35g Rv- pmtvr, lllirlizuuy Slzulufzt, '55-'50, Nl.'X Rl 1.-XRICT .-XRNlil'l'fX SHEAI JS l'l:iyL-rs Vlulv, '33-'Slug Sturlcnt Council, 335 l.itcr:iry lfclitur, lfunlbli' HW, '35-'36g Hayes l.i1vr:iry Sucicty, '35-'Mig Girls' Hi-Y, '55- 311, l3,'XYllJ Slllfl'HliRlJ film' flulm, 'S-l-'jfmg Players Clulw, '35-'3fmg ff, llifY, 35330. , fi Q wif? 'K sf Im. msg. .Xt ' Q ' l - v,5,I.. ' K, 1 f y n ljllllliljl ' all Hg? if ' - 'A 7 ij , 'f , f Y ig, lnllruln- - l'i4- , lf.:,'l' Cfhe Chain 4 2 e I Cl'hirtqHSix lilXllI.Y MAXINE SMITH JANE OKIOHUNIJRO SMITH Girls' Basketball Tcam, 25.5-'30, Manage-r Girls' Basketball Tcam, '34-'35, Girls' Ath- letic Council, '34-'35, Vlayfrs Club, '35-'Jo Hayes Literary Society, '55-Kita. VVll.l.lAM SNAVlil.Y Klctcalf Literary Society, '32-'36, lic-portt-r yllzdiuuy .S'l1m't'11t, '35-'36, Business Klan: ager, Humlzlt' Bev, '35-'36, Vice-l'rt-sim f t Student Council, '35-'36. JOHN l.liWlS SNEIQI1 Student Council, '32-135. VVALTER HOLT SOUI Jlili Hayes Literary Society, '32-'36, l'layt-rs Club, '33-'36, Boarrl of Directors, Playcrs Club, '35-'36, Student Council, '33, Jll1'dm1y Sludvnf Staff, '34-'35, Assistant lirlitor, fllidatay Sfudvnf, '35-'36, Golf Tcam, '54- 'SOQ Vice-l'resinlent, Junior Class, '34-'35, Treasurer, Hayes Literary Society, '34-135. MARVIN SOURS Metcalf Literary Society, '36, Players Club, '35-X365 Glec Club, '35-'36, Boys' Hi-Y, '33- '36g Secretary, Boys' Hi-Y, '35-'30, junior and Varsity Football, '34-'35, lntramural Baseball, '35g Tennis Team, '34-'35, Boxing, '36, Cheer Lcacler, '36, Secretary, junior Class, '34-'35, Illidrvay Slzldvlzt Statlf, '34- '35g Sports Editor, Illirltvay .S'fnr1'v11I, '35-'30, lan Student Council, '35g Golf Tezuu, '33-'30, H ERTA HEDWIG SPATSKER HARRY GILBERT STAHL DAN TAYLOR V 't Football, junior Basketball, '31, arsiy '33-'35, C Club, '34-'36, Treasurer C Club, '35-'36, MARION EVELYN TAYLOR Varsity Basketball, '32-'33, Reporter, Mid- ' ' ' Ed'tcr Mid- way btudeut, '34- 35 , Associate 1 1 , way Student, '35-'36. MARTHA EARLE TAYLOR SUSAN J. TAYLOR Typist, Chain, '35-'36. , HELEN VVATTS THOMAS A Student Council, '3Z. Q . Wh I 'if-'CSA if baby ,aff E T Y C0934 .gf 1 , Afxqo Q l Cfbc-3 Chain w F w Cfhirtq-Six i L l JOSEPH INE C,-XRlil.l.li THOMAS 'l'y1:ist,JllirI'feay .S'I1tdenI, '55-'36, llUN'l'ER RICKNIKSHT TOMS lluys'l1lulm fllecl Hill High Sclioulj. XYAl.l.ACl-I l JAHNEY 'l'RliVl I.l.l AN Yice-l'rcsiclent, Fresllmau Class, '52-23.5, l'luyers fluls, '32-'30, 'l'reasurer, l'l:1yers Cluln, '32-'33, l'resiclent, l'l:1yers Clult, '33- '3-lg lluzlrrl ut' llirectors l'layers flulv, '35- '303 Metcalf Literary Suciety, '32-'30, Stu- rlent Cmuicil, '32-'35, Honor Committee, '32-'33, Jllizlfuriy .S'l1ra'e11t Reporter, '35-'30, Xlzumger, Fuutlmll, '35, llresirlcnt, Senitn' Class, '35-'36, Buys' Hi-Y, '35-'sltmg fatte- terizt Stzltl, '34-'36, CW flull, '35-150. ARTl'll'R 'l'Ll'l'Hll.l. Metcalf Literary Society, 13.5-'36, Reporter, lllidfeuy SfIllft'Ilf, '35-'30, Assistant liclitur, Blllllhlt' lm'm', '35-'36, l'ulmlic Speaking, '34- '.35g Fuotlmall, '35, liusketlvall, '3-1-'30, lie- lmatiug, 30. L'liClil.l A GRA Y VAI .liN'l'I N li Hayes Literary Society, 'JZ-'30, Juke lill- itur, Iillllllblt' live, '35-'30, ANN MAURY VAN IDORIQN Hayes Literary Society, '33-'30, Secretary, Hayes l.iter:11'y Society, '35-'36, MARY MARTIN NYAIJI-I Metcalf l.ite1'ury Society, '32-'30, l'luye1's Club, '35-'36, liaskctlrall Squad, '32-'35, Varsity Busketlwall, '35-'36, Sport Cluln, '35- '3Og Hi-Y, '35-K36. liVlil.YN BEVERLY WALKER Girls' Hi-Y, '33-'36g Hayes Litcrary Soci- cty, '33-'Bog Tcnnis, 'S-lg Class Editor, filltllll, '35-'Jog Girls' lllcc Clulr, '35-'30 M A RCA R ET NVA l .K ER Girls' Cilcc Clulr, 1353363 Hayes Litcrary Society, '32-'33g Metcalf Literary Society, '35-'SOQ l'ianist, Orchestra, '33-'36g Organi- zation Editor Chain, '35-'36g Pianist Boys' Cilcc Clulw, '35-'36g Student Council, '33-'3-15 Rcportcr, Jllirlruuy .S'tudvnf, '35-'3O. JOSEl'l'l LEE VVHEELER Junior lfootlmall, '3-1. ARCHIE JOHN VVILLIAMS RUTH NVILLIAMS EVELYN EPPS VVILSON ANNIE Louisa wooo .N. f .G ' Qin Q 'lag W-it 'Z' ff:-If R, I 2 l Q?Fw'f A -xt. 'lr Yr ,N xi: 1- . ' llyisx i f My -- 1 ,- ll A N E' f,,V5 , . i,43,f,,j',, f,lf'1 'i. f' L 1 QQ , L ll .. - ff-.run V' Q U r- P , 'I .3 sq' L Q .22 wunm'fE'n.--- ?l L 1--r .L t' fl 'I Cfhe Chain no '50- 'J 9' . .Ui x 6 Q! J uv Q ' rw? tiff' Q ,U Q I 3 v CFhirt1gHSix 5 ARTHUR CHANCELLOR XVOOID, JR. junior Football, '32-'33, Varsity Football '34-'35, Club, '35-'30, ' DOROTHY ELIZA B ETH VVOOIJ MARY FRANCES VYYNE ELIZABETH HOVVE YOE Hayes Literary Society, '33-'36, Treasurer, Hayes Literary Society, '35-'36, Girls' Glu- Club, '33-'36, Secretary-Treasurer, Girls' Glee Club, '35-'36, Exchange Erlitor, Mid- way Sl1ld6'l1f, '34-'35, Associate Editor, Min'- way Sfizdclzt, '35-'36, Players Club, '35-'36. EUGENE YORKOFF Latin Club, '32 fChzmcellor Avenue High Schoolj g Chess Club, '33 CVVeequahie High Schoolj, Vilrestling Club, '33 CVX'ecquahic High Schooljg Football, '34-'35 Clfarmville High Sehooljg Basketball, '34-'35 Clfarm- ville High Schoolj. CARSON LESLI E YOUNG RICHARD YOUNG Varsity Football, '35, Metcalf Literary So- ciety, '35-'36. Junior Class Historq Most people who say that the Junior Class is just a passing stepl' can hardly say that of us, the class of '37, for we have had quite an active finger in the school pie . Soon after registering we held a class meeting and elected as officers, Ann Fife, president, Barnard Dirzulaitis, vice-presidentg Sarah Buford, secretary, and Guilford Acker, treasurer. For sponsors we chose Miss Berrey and a popular new member of the faculty, Mr. Carter. Both of them have helped and encouraged us tremendously. Many of our members were represented not only in the scholastic line, such as Latin tournaments and public speaking, but in athletics as well. We even crashed the gossip column in the Midway Student. As the school was trying an experiment this year, that of each class giving a dance, we had ours on the twenty-second of November at Fry's Spring Studio. Everybody from the teachers down to the Junior-est Junior declared it a gala occasion. With fees wrung from cooperative Juniors we presented the school with a picture to be hung in the library. Looking back on an eventful Junior year, we can hardly wait until our one hundred and seventy-eight members start in with their Senior activities next year. SARAH BUFORD, Class H istorian. S8 Juniors 19 ANN FIFI-I ....... ........ RARNARD D1RzU1.A1T1s.. FIFE OFFICERS SARAH BUFORD ....... GIOULFORD ACKFR . . . Gl'll.FURIl :XCKER KIARY ARMSTRONG GAYLI-I :XRITNDALE AIARY Asmw I.lNvsAx' BARNES SPONSORS M Iss ADA Ll-21-1 Rl-:RRI-:Y MR. VVILLIAM CARTER MEMBERS CARI. BAR NICTT Elini-:Nui Br:A1zl.1a EM MA Bum IRB! A Bum Enrrn BISHOP 61 '37 .........Pnszdmt , . .Vice-Preszdcnt . . . . .Svcrviary . . . Trcasurcr GERTRITIJIQ BISHOP PAT I1rn.oNfzARo CRI-:ws BfmRm:N Roy IEUWMAN VIRGINIA BRICK M ARGARET BRITTON RUSSELL BROWN FLOYD BUCK SARAH BDI-'ORD LYNDALL BIINTIN RACHEL BYEEE VIRGINIA CAMPBELL LONNIE CASH MAGALINE CASI-I MILDRED CARTER WINDSOR CHEAPE ROBERT CLARKE MARY COLEMAN VIRGINIA CONIS CATHERINE CONNELLY JAMES COPELAND FRANKLIN J. DAVIS BARNARD DIRZULAITIS WAVERLY DOEDS JANE DONER MARTHA DUDI.EY GEORGE DURRER HELEN EARLY MAXINE ELLINGTON ROBERT ELLIS CORNELIA ELY DOROTHY FEUCHTENBERGER FRANCIS FIFE BARBARA LEE FITZHUGH H1LlJ,A FORLOINES ANGELIA GA JIGIANIS VIRGINIA GARDNER BILLY GARTH MARY GAY ADDIE LEE GEER JOHN GEER KENNETH GIEDD FRANCES GILLUM MARGARET GILLUM DECCA GILMER GEORGIA HACQEMA N FLORENCE HAGKQERTY 62 DOROTHY HAH N ANNA HARLAN DOROTHY HARRIS BILLY HARTMAN FRANK HARTMAN PAULINE HEERMANCE IRIS HOLLAND E. D. HUNDLEY, JR. ERNEST JAMES ROE JARMAN HILDA JARVIS FRA NCES JONES JACK JONES HILDA JOSEPH VIRGINIA KASE CARL LANG GRACE LINTON SHIRLEY LONG JOHN LUPTON NELLIE NIADDEX NELSON MAHONE 7F VIRGINIA MANSEIELD PAULINE MARINOS GEORGE MARION ELEANOR MARSHALL 11 Wifliu ROGER M ASSIE JA MES MAY DORIS MELTON EM MA MELTON WARREN MICHAEL EARLEY MILLER LOIS INIILLER MARGARET MILLER ANNE MITCHELL Uwwmpjqb-4 MARY MOORE ROSE MOORE GRETA MOYER KATHERINE NEAL THOMAS NORRIS -,ms JOSEPH PACE DODIE PARR VIRGINIA PAYNE JOSEPH PETERSON ANNE PRITCHET .gs IIIIL is SI I FRANCES QUISENBERRY DOROTHY RICHARDS ANNE RICKS 'nt1I' CATHERINE ROBERTS f'l -A RUTH ROCKE .,. WENDELL ROSS DOROTHY SANDRTDGE BETTY SHUMATE DWIGHT SLOAN DOYLE SMITH MINNIE LOUISE SMITH OLA SMITH PHAREZ SMITH FRANCOISE YOE 63 HAMILTON SMITHI-:Y LAWRENCE SNODDY KENNETH SOUTHALL JEAN SPICER IRMA SPROUSE GAIL TAYLOR HUBERT TAYLOR SARAH THOMAS ESTELLE UPDIKE EVELYN UPDIKE RUTH X ALENTINE MAE VANDENBERG WILMER VANDENBERG LILLIE WADE EDWARD WALKER VIRGINIA WARD WALLACE WARD MILDRED VV IA NT THERESE WILKINS SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORU We Sophomores have had a very active year. It was a big enough job filling the shoes of the former Sophomores, but in addition to that, we had to teach those green Freshmen where they belonged. Such ignorance! At our first meeting, which was in October, we elected Jane Calhoun, presi- dentg james Borden, vice-president, Beverly Hover, secretary, and Marjorie Mitchell, treasurer. To Mr. Gresham and Mrs. Ladd we gave the job of sponsor- ing us. After this we chose blue and gold fthe sign of our great wealthj for our class colors. Then we pulled a fast one on everybody. We gave a dance! We, the Sopho- mores, for the first time in the history of Lane, gave a good old hop around . Old Man Weather went back on us this December 13, but a large group turned out for the gala event, regardless of everything. Pleasure, however, wasn't the only thing we thought of. To prove this, we gave a very successful play, A Kiss for Cinderella , as our assembly program. The capable direction of Mrs. Finley and Miss Duke made a finished dramatic product from raw Sophomore material. Both the boys and the girls loyally upheld our class by going out for every sport with enthusiasm and determination. On the girls' teams the most out- standing Sophomore in every sport was Jeannette Seiler, who made the varsity team in each. Next year we intend to do even bigger and better things, for we will be able to stretch our toes more in Junior shoes. NANCY DINWIDDIE, Class H istorian. 64 Sophomores 19 38 C'fXI.HOl'N OFFICERS xl-3 L'A1.Iml'N .. ......... ......... I Jrvszdnzl 'IAIXIICS Ilokm-:N ..... . . .l'im'-l'rvsidw1f lil-:VI-:R1.v llovl-tk ........ ..... . S'vrrvrary IXIARJQRII-1 MVN' R.xNmu.1'H A Miss I Mus ,-XN1ucl:suN Vu xm.wr'1'lc .'XN'l'H1lNY J.-wx .'XN'l'llUNY Ulw'KNr:uAsr11av HENRY IRAN:-zu IIXHI-ILM.-X l5.xuN1cTT XY1l.l,Ir: H.,xRNr:1'T XX'l1.l.I,xM BARR HICLI. . SPONSORS MRS. Glf:1ml.In1Nlc LAD11 M le. Fns'l'lck HR1-isu A M MEMBERS RVSSI-Il.lA H.x'l'c'11lal.1nlalz CSl,:nu,x Iimelw jxmlcs lilcluales I':l.I.ICN IKIRCKHIAB Ifulelelliwr' lilkck HI-mm KA-X'l'HI.l'1I'IN H1m'xHr:.xn C.x'1'HI':R1Nl-: Hrsufw Sluxlzl Im1.l.lNu Hu Fu.xNm'1-is HUIITH 67 Trvrzszzrvr ,IA Mics liuum-ZN Mmumz 1311,-xlrlflmlu A M1':l.1.-x Gu.-xv Iinuwx AIARY Iilwwx Cxu1.Y1.lQ BUCK Hfxmusow Iimuzxzss JANE C.u.HouN fX1'nR1':v Cx M PIXIZLI. Umvrlz Cx M l'llICl.I. THOMAS CAMPBELL JEAN CANNON NINA CARMICI-IAEL LEWIS CARTER ELIZABETH CASH JACQUELINE CASKIE MARGARET CATTERTON MARY ELIZABETH CATTERTON YVONNE CHEAPE W. T. CHEWNING JOHN CLARKE MILDRED CLARKE JANE COCHRAN JULIA COCHRAN BETTY COLCOCK MARY COLCOCK FRANCES COLEMAN SAM COMMINGS MARY COPELAND JIMMY COPLIN BETH COPPS FRANCIS CORPS DIARY E. Cox DOROTHY CREASY BEVERLY DANIEL HAZEL DAN NER JAMES T. DAVIS RILLA DEAN MILDRED DEA NE ROBERT DEA NE LUCILLE DETTOR JUSTEAN IJIGG5 NANCY DINWIDDIE FORMAN DIRICKSON DONALD DISQUE EVELYN DOLLENS MARGARET DUDLEY VIRGINIA DUDLEY WILLIAM DUDLEY ROBERT DUKE THOMAS DULANEY A. T. DURRER, JR. LOUIS DYMOND JAMES EADES FONTAINE EDDINS ELIZABETH ENNIS NA'l'HANIEL EWELL PETE FEKAS WILBUR FITZHUGH WARREN FRENCH RAYMOND GARDNER ALMA GARLAND ELAINE GARTH TOM GARTH JACK GAY MARY WILSON GEE JAMES GIANAKOS ANNIE GIBSON ROSAIE GIBSON BETSY GILMER JOHN GLEASON LOUIS GLEASON STUART GLEASON JOHANNA GRAHSL 68 BILLY HADEN PEARL HARLOW MARY JANE HAM JESSE HARMON DAVID HARTMAN BARRY HAWKINS BESSIE HAWKINS KEEN HAw KXNS ALICE HENRY MARY B. HERR' FRANK HIGGINS BETTY HOCIE VIRGINIA HOGE ROBERT HIJLLAND EDITH HONEYCUTT LOIS HONEYCUTT CHARLES HOUEE EDWARD HOWARD BEVERLY HOVER VlRlilNIA HUMPHREYS LUCILLE JAMES JIM MIE JESSUP ANNE JOHNSON FRANKLIN JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON WILLIAM JONES MARGARET KEADLE CORBETT KING FRANCES KING JAMES KING M EDEORD LACY ELIZABETH LANE PEARON LANG MATTHEW LAWMAN VIRGIL LEAKE GORDON LEAKE FRANCES LEE JIMMY LEWIS ALICE LOWE ATHENA IWARINOS MABLE MARRES KATHLEEN MARSH WALLACE MARSHALL JANET MATTHEWS IJOROTHY MCCANN ELISE MCGAVOCK HILDA MCGHEE KATHERINE MCMULLEN PETER MECLEWSKI MARY MEEKS CARSON MILLER ISABEL MILLER MAR JORIE M ILLER JUANITA MITCHELL MARJORIE MITCHELL ORIEN MOORE ELIZABETH MOPSIK DOUGLAS MORRIS MARY LEE MORRIS HOWARD NEWCOMB WII.LIAM NICHOLS OTIS NUCKOLS MARY ELIZABETH ORSER LOUISE OSBORNE MARY LOUISE OTT JOYCE PACE WILLIAM PARR EMORY PARROT AUDREY PAYNE MARION PAYNE MARTHA PAYNE MARY CATHARINE PAYNE ELLEN PERLEY MARGARET PRICE CARL PROFFITT DOROTHY PROFFITT ANNE PUCKETT NANNIE QUICK DOROTHY RAINES EDNA ROBERTS HARRY ROBINSON WELFORD ROSS EARL RUSSELL MILDRED SANDERS HELEN SANDY JEANNETTE SEILER IWIADELINE SMITH MARGARET SMITH MONTIE SMITH ROBERT SMITH WALTER SMITH ARNOLD SNEAD VIRGINIA SOUTHWORTH CLEO SPROUSE LILLIAN YOWELL 69 JAMES SPROUSE THOMAS STOCKTON HENRIETTA STRATTON BILLY TARLETON ERNEST TAYLOR FRED TAYLOR JAMES TAYLOR MARGARET TAYLOR EMMA LEE THOMAS FRANK THOMASSON FRANKLIN THACKER VIRGINIA TOMPKINS ELLIOTT TOWSEY EDWARD TURNER WILLIAM TURNER BILLIE TUTHILL SALLIE TUTHILL ELVA UPDIKE FLORINE UPDIKE EUGENIA UTZ REvA UTz DOROTHY WADE HASWELL WALKER, JR. ROBERT WALKER FRANCES WARD SUE WATTS GORDON WHEELER PRUDENCE WI-IITE GEORGE WILKINS WHEELER WILKINS BARBARA WOODSON GENEVA YOUNG -ly' wr FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORIJ We, the Freshies of 1936, are nearing the end of a long year as understudies, but there have been many pleasant experiences that we shall remember always. On registration day we were like scared rabbits waiting for our doom, but as time went on we became accustomed to our new school home and liked it more and more. The upper classmen helped us become acquainted with Lane and with other pupils, by giving a Freshman Mixer, where we had a very enjoyable evening. After becoming settled in our classes we held an organization meeting and elected class officers. We chose Reid Hundley, president, Elise Graves, vice- president, E. V. Stratton, secretary, and Billy Keadle, treasurer. We placed Mary Emily Peterson and Annie Lee Yowell on the Athletic Board. Our Execu- tive Committee for this year included Raymond Sandridge, Mark Congdon, Emily Massie, Guy McGee, Cecil Coleman, Wilson Huckstep, Velta Toms, and Caroyl Beddow. The early response made in turning in the class dues showed a spirit of cooperation. We made our first public appearance in the second assembly of the year by presenting two short plays, The Initiation and The Bench Warmers. Both of these performances were very warmly received. Since that time numerous other members of our class have participated in the Glee Club programs, and also in another play, The Treasure Hunt. In extra-curricular activities we were well represented. There are thirteen Freshmen in the Players Club, nineteen in the Glee Clubs, three in the Girls Hi-Y, eight in the Hayes Literary Society, two in the Girl Scouts, and one in the Boy Scouts. One member of the class was a reporter on the Midway Student staff, and forty-three took an active part in the various sports activities. Our class meetings featured talks by members and outside speakers. We added as special entertainment piano and vocal selections by members of the class, and several numbers by the high school orchestra. In February we welcomed into our midst a hundred new members and helped them adjust themselves to their life at Lane. This year we introduced a novel idea of making a scrap book of snapshots of our class, which will be kept for use in the annual of 1939. We think this will prove quite an additional interest to our link of the Chain. MARGARET BURNET, C lass H istorian. 70 Freshmen 19 39 HUNDLEY OFFICERS Rum Ill'Nm,l4:Y. .. ,, ,,,, Pyf-milnf ELISIC Gkfwlis. . . . . .I'irc-Prvsidi I IC. Y. S'rR,x'r'mN. . ...... .S'vm'cfarbv I!ll.1.Y KlcAlm1.lc. . . . .Trvzzsznvr SPONSORS K.-XAI'lil,IiliN A-Km Ms I Mvm I I ,x mu' A N nmasux IiAxlelzY.X'l'14xNs XYll,l.l.X xi . x'l'KINS Cwiulu an-i l3.x1pnY l i.XRI.lXli ll.-xI.1,Alm A N ru l4.xRN1c'r'1' Om .lr-ix N R.xRNlc'l 1' Iiuxxn-3 ISIANCHIQ Ilxrl-:s XX'lI.1.1.x M lZ,x'1'Es Mus. li. O,IX'Im'L'l'lf1, ju N Iss Imixl-i f:ARRISON MEMBERS lluN.xl,n IBATTIZN C.-umY1.jUNx2 RICITIIUW Trm IEIQHRIQNDT FlTl.'l'0N RAYMUND 131111-iw' KIYICR UICNIDI-IR Roni-1R'r IZIQST Glitllhlli l31sHoP -IHHN Ihslmv XYu.I..xR11 lilsum' KIYRA lil..-uusv 73 BEN UoRnEN JOHN Bumns ZUARY BRICEDICN MARY lil.l.lcN IERICIA XYAl,LAL'I2 RRUITSIC Mn.mer:n BRUFI-'EY CHAlu,na Rumi jEI.IZAT4E'I'H Hulfmm FIr1..Axn1Al-1 limufokn ALICE IEURNIQ1' NIARGARET BURNET CASPER BUSH FLORENCE MAE BUTLER P I-IYLLIS BUTLER WALLACE BYBEE BETTY BRYAN GILBERT CAMPBELL HOLCOMBE CAMPBELL JAMES CAMPBELL W. D. CAMPBELL, JR. ERNEST CARELL, JR. HELEN CARMICHAEI. OLIVER CARPENTER PARKER CARPENTER ANN LOUISE CARTER EMMIT LEE CARTER FRANCIS CARTER HENRI CARTER MARY CARTER ANNIE CASH LAWSON EDWARD CASH JOYCE CASON JAMES LEWIS CHISHOLM STUART CHISHOLM HELEN CHRISTIAN ELSIE MAE CLARKE EDITH AUDREY CLEMENTS PETER CLINCH EUGENE COFFEY VIRCQINIA COEI-'EY CECIL COLEMAN MARK CONGDON JACK COPLXN BETH COWLES CLAUDE Cox ROBERT CRAVEN JAMES CREASY HOWARD CRENSHAW MARY CRENSHAW WILLIAM CROCKETT DOROTHY CUMMINGS JOSEPI-IINE DABNEY FRANK DANIEL HENRIETTA DAVIS LUCILLE DAVIS FULTON EDWARD DEANE JAMES WILLIAM DONNELLY BENJAMIN DUDLEY MARGARET JANE DUDLEY MARTHA ELIZABETH DUDLEY CECIL DUNSMORE BETTY DUPLER FRANCES DURHAM GORDON DURHA M WALTER EADES GRANVILLE EASTON HELEN EVANS ELIZABETH FERRON ELIZABETH FLYNT HILDRETH FLYNT CARL FRENCH DOLLY FRY DOROTHY GARDNER EDNA GARDNER BARBARA GARRISON BUFORD GARRISON JACK GAY DOROTHY GENTRY RICHARD GENTRY MASON LEE GIBSON MYRTLE GIBSON LOLAMAE GIEDD HAROLD GLASS PAULINE GLASS ELEANOR GLASSGO HOPE GLEASON ALICE LEE GLOVER LAWRENCE GOOCH ELISE GRAVES GEORGE GRAVES LEROY GRAVES JUANITA HAGGARD KATHLEEN HAGCSERTY ANN HALL 74 JUANITA HAI.L MARTHA HAM RUBY ELIZABETH HAMM DORIS HARRIS GAY HARRIS HUGH HARRIS MARGUERITE HARRIS ROBERT HARRIS ANITA HAWKINS GENE HAWKINS GEORGIANA HEERMANCE BETH HILDEBRA ND FORREST HILDEBRAND HARNER HILDEBRAND LOUIS HILDEBRAND LOURINE HILDEBRAND JACK HOLLA ND MARGUERITE HOLLAND WILSON HUCKSTEP JAMES HUGHES WILLIAM JOHN HULVEY REID HUNDLEY DELMA MAE HUNT KATHERINE HUNT MADELINE HURT RUTH IRVING FREDERICK JAMES MARY FRANCES JARMAN ORIEN JENKINS NINA JOHNSON GUS KARDOS BILLY KEADLE ELLIE WOOD KEITH DONALD KING NORMAN KNIGHT LENA LACY M ARJORIE LACY MAGGIE LA MB LUCILLE LANG ROGER LANG HELEN LAWRENCE JOE LEAKE HARRY LINTON JACOB LIvELY LOUIS LIVELY ELBERT LOVING NANCY JANE LOVING NAOMI LOWRY CHARLES LUCAS NORMAN LUSHBAUGH NAT IVIANN, JR. LUCY LEE MCCAULEY EDWARD O. MCCUE, III ETHEL NICDONALD GUY MCGHEE MAROUERITE MADDEx DOROTHY MANLEY BEULAH MARKS DOROTHY MARRS EMILY MASSIE ELEANOR RUTH MEHRING GODEREY MEHRING AIILDRED MELTON RICHARD MEI.TON EARL EDWARD NIICHTUM LLOYD MILLER RICHARD MILLER RITA MILLER AILEEN MOORE DOUGLAS MOORE RYLAND MOORE EDWIN MORRIS LUTHER MORRISON TEDDY MURPHY AUDREY NEWTON HOMER NIMMO NANEENE NORCROSS ROBERT NORTH EDWARD ODEND'HAL MACON ODLE NICHOLAS OGLESBY IJURIS OSBORNE CLAYMUS PAYNE DORIS PAYNE IRENE PAYNE - ,ff--.,,' .- 'F--I v-v LOTTIE PAYNE MARY EMILY PETERSON VLADIMIR PODTIAGUINE FRANK POLOGRUTO THOMAS WINI-'RED PONTON DIARGARET PRICE MARY PRICE VELMA PRICE ALICE PRITCHETT RUBY PUGH ROY RAINES BRUCE REYNOLDS AUDREY RHODES BONNIE RHODES JAMES ROBINSON BRADLEY RUTLEDKSE CARLTON RUTLEDGE GEORGE SACRE, JR. OLLIE MAE SANDRIDGE EDWARD SEILER ELIZABETH SI-IELTON JANE SHIELDS CECIL SHIELETT FOREST SHIFLETT DARWIN SHISLER CLARA SMITH DUDLEY SMITH MARION SMITH MINOR SMITH AGNES SPENCER FRANCES SPENCER JOYCELYN SPENCER HELEN STONEBURNER RICHARD EARLE STOWELL VINCENT STRATTON ELLEN STULTING THOMAS SYDNOR MARY TA IT CHRISTINE TAYLOR CLARENCE TAYLOR LISLE TAYLOR PHYLLIS TAYLOR CLAUDE THOMAS 75 . ---' -.-,S -- 1- -- V - LUCILLE THOMAS PERCY THOMAS PEGGY THURSTON RIVES TILMAN SAM TOMLIN ROBERT TOMS V ELTA TOMS DAN TOWNSEND VIRGINIA TOWNSEND SADIE TURNER IYIARTHA UEDEMANN REvA MAE UPDIRE BOBBY VALENTINE ADA VANDENRERIL LEVESE VIA WALTER THOMAS VIAR WILLIAM WADDELL ANN WALKER ELLWYN WALSH ROBERT WALTER IVIS JANE WARDRII1 ANN WARWICK ROBERT EDWARD WATSON MARIE WEAVER LOUISE WEBB IDAN WHEELER BILL WILSON CORLISS WINGEIELD LEWIS WlN19FIEI,IJ CHARLES WOLI-'REY LUCILLE WORKMAN DOROTHY WOOD EDITH WOOD MARIE VVOOD WILMER WOOD LOUISE WOODS VIRGINIA WRIGHT ROBERT YOUNG ANNIE LEE YOWELL EUNICE YOWELI. MARVIN YOWELL DOROTHY ZANG H.,-,.7 LILLIAN ANDERSON FRANCES ANTHONY RUTH ARMENTROUT REA ARMSTRONG VVILLYE DIXON ATKINS ROBERT BAKER BARBARA BARKSDALE EARL BARNETT IDA BICKERS MELVIN BISHOP VIRGINIA BLAIR HENRIETTA BOGER FRED BOWEN ROBERT BRAGG WARREN BRANCH RAYMOND BREEDEN EUGENE BROWN HARRISON BROWN MAE BELLE BROWNE DAISY BUCK HOMER BUCK LOIS BUCK ELLEN CAMPBELL WILLIE CARTER ROBERT CASKIE DAVIS CATTERTON CLAY CHISHOLM LUCY COLE ADDISON COLLINS HOVEY DABNEY FEBRUARU FRESHMEN LOUIS DEDDER VERNON DETTOR MARY FITCH DICKEY FITZUGH JACQUELINE FLORENCE CHARLES GARRETTE GASTON GEE DOLORES GLASS NIARION GLASS FREDERICK GREAVER MARSHALL HADEN JEANNE HALL ELNORA HARLOW SARAH HAWKINS VIRGINIA LEE HAYNES PATRICIA HITCHCOCK ISAAC HYLTON ESTELLE IRVING IRMA JOHNSON JANET JONES BESS MA JOSEPH FILLMORE LAMB ALLENE LOWRY LUCILLE MAHA NES OSCAR BIAHANES MADELINE MARRS CHARLIE MARSHALL ARCHIE IVICCAULEY WARREN MOWBRAY SUSIE NEAL 76 BOBBY NICHOLS JOHN NORRIS HUGH NUNLEY BARBARA PARKER FELICE PAYNE PHILIP PIPPEN SALLY PURVIS JANE RHOADES BETTY LEE RICKS FREDDIE ROBERTS VIOLA ROBERTS DANIEL ROBERTSON JACK SANDRIDGE LOUIS SHISLER ADELAIDE SHOAF RUTH SLOAN MARY JANE SNEED NEI.LE SOUTHALL CORNELIA TAYLOR ELIZABETH THACKER ROY THOMAS RUTH THOMAS ELEANOR VALENTINE HARRISON WARD WILSON WARD HELEN WEAVER CHARLES WHEELER ROLAND VVILKINS CHARLOTTE WINN EDWARD J. WITT Activities STUDENT Fall Term IYICYTON HARRIS, . . Il ILL S NAVELY .... JA N li DON ER ..... CHARLES CLARKE. . MISS GEORGIA ELCAR HARRIS OFFICERS . . .Presidcm'. . . . . . Vicv-Prvsidcnf. . . . . . .SecI'ctary. . . . .Treasm'vr. . SPONSORS MR. llASVVIiLL VVALRI-:R MEMBERS Fall Term COUN ClL Spring Term Pl-LYTON HARRIS .. JOHN BATTI.E ALICE COCHRAN . NELI.IE EARLY MISS ADA I.l'1li HERREY TOM REHRI-:NUT llIlARY BREED!-ZN THEIIMA HARNETT CH ARLES CLARKE BETTY CULCOCK llI'lARY COPELANII JANE DONER NELLIE EARLY FRANCIS FIRE VVILRIIR FITZHUIGH TIIELMA HARNETT IIIA RICKERS JOHN BATTLE VIRIZINIA CA MPRELI. IUAVIS CATTERTON CHARLES CLARKE LOYIJ CHARLIE AI.ICI'2 COCHRAN BETTY COLCOCK MARY COPELAND BETH COWLES CARI. FRENCH DOROTHY FUNS'I'IaN PFYTON HARRIS lin HASE HIIIQH HARRIS BILLY HULVEY EVELYN LASLIQY JAMES lllA'I'ACXA PZARLY MILLER JSARIQI. NlII.I.l-IR Spring Term NP1I,l.Il2 EARLY DOIIIILAS FII-'E FRANCIS FIRE VVILBUR FTTZH IIIIH JACQUELINE FLURliNClC ljOROTHY FUNSTEN THOMAS HA MILTON IUOUGLAS HAMM PEYTON H.NRRIS BILLY HULVEY ISABEL AlILLER 78 DOUIII,AS lX'llJURli ED ODF1NlJ'H.-Xl. NTARGARIZT SHAFI-'I-:R BETTY SHIIMATE DOUOLAS SMITH xlINOR SMITH BILL SNAVI-:LY JOHN SNEFIII SUE XAYATTS VIRIIINIA NNRIOHT HOMI-:R NIM MO En OnEN11'H AL ALICE PRITCHE'I I' A NN PRITCHETT JACK SLOAN NIARIIARIET SHAFI-'ER BILL SNAVELY PHYLLIS TAYLOR SUE VVATTS DOROTHY VVOOIIS LOUISE XVOOD l:I'I'ZHl't1H,DISQUI-1,ELIQARfgftrlllxolfj,hYAl.KliR fX'jm1i,vorj, lliciuuiv f,S'fw11.vorj,HAluus, hl.K'I'.Xt'l.K Flint, CJDIZNDVHAI., Nln.i.i-tu, I-QARLY, SNician, lhaHiuiNn'r, SMITH l4l'xs'ri-LN, Siili1x1A'l'lc, Simrriiu, Hlilniv, FRI-gNcH, F.-xi.iioi'N, hTll.LliR, fiUI.t'Ut'K, li,-xicNii'lt'i' Smirn, L.xsi.icY, Cinxukia, lloxian, Nantais, SN.xviai.v, Nlooiua, XX izionr, liiziaiziuiix Student Council This year the Student Council tried to vary its program and make it more interesting and helpful to everyone. A The Council originated an entirely new ideaAthe setting up of a system by which pupils who participated in all kinds of activities would be rewarded. The plan was enthusiastically received and a great number of pupils were presented with merit pins early in May. ln the late spring the organization sent delegates to the Student Council Convention at llortsmouth, Virginia. They reported it was especially interesting to find out how other school governments sponsored and carried out their various activities. Other activities included committees appointed to work out mam' minor projects. chief among them being' the traffic and lunch room difficulties. The committees introduced workable plans which have been used with some success. During' the past year the Student Council operated efficiently under the sponsorship of Miss llerrey, Miss Elgar, and Nr. VX'allcer. Given full coopera- tion, it should continue to improve from year to year. 79 BOLJS' TWDDY GLOVER ..... JOHN HLTNDLPIY ... GLOVER OFFICERS MARVIN SOURS ...... JAMES MA'l'Al'IA .. f1lYIl.F'lJIlllAClCFIIl LINIISAY BARNES BILLY RATTLE JIIH N BA'I'Tl.E EIIIQENE BI-1AliI,l'1 JA MES BIIRDI-:N RIIIIERT CARTI-:R JIIE CARTER LIIYI1 CHARLIE CHARLES CLARKE CLI-IVIELANII JJONER BARNAR11 IDIRzUI.AI'I'IS SPONSOR MR. VVILLIAM CARTER MEMBERS IJoIwsI,AS FIFIE FRANCIS FIFIC RIIRERT GLIIVER GEIIRIQE HAM M RAYMOND HARRIS PHILIP HIENSHAW XYALLER HIILLAIIAY JoH N HIINIJLEY ROE JARMAN RICHARD JIIHNSIIN LESTER LACY NI-:I.SoN NJAHONIC 80 Hlfu ..........Pres1a'Lnt . . . Vice-Prcsidmt . . . . . .Secretary . Trcasmfcr JAMES KTATACKA JOSEPH PACE IJAVIII SHEPHERD JJOYLE SMITH LAWRE NCI-1 SNIJIIIIY IXIARVIN SIIURS JAMES TAYLIIR LESLIE THACKER XIYALLACE TREVILLIAN EDWARD VVALKER ROBERT XVALKER REUEI, NYIEIIEL XX'I1cl:lai,, livxeia, LiHARl.lIi, '11Rl'1YlI.I,l,XN, '11.NY1.tiR 'l'ii,-wiusie, l'ltlI.1..'Xll.XY, Hymn, Cl..-xleiu-1, Arial-ik, Sin-:I-Hr-iluu, xl,XHllNIi lfllfli, li,x'1 rl,li, SNHIDIPY, lilvxkxl-is, li.'X'I l'l.1i, C'.-xlzrriz, 1lliN51IAVl', ll4lN1'lR, 1:11-'Ii I.,-WY, t',xk'l'lik, j.-xle1x1.ixN, Hxlzlus, .loHNsoN, XXfxi.i4ici:, lJmmil..vxl'l'ls, Smnn Iloiciuax, Solinas, llnN1vl,lcx', fi1AhYliR, R1.X'l',Xl'l.-K, Hmclcls, t'.'xlc'l'l-:R K.S'fm1:.vorj, XX'.xi.itl':it Boqs' Hielj The yezn' 1935-50 hzts heen the most eventful one in the history of the llors' lli-X. Under the lezulershlp of Mr. xvlllllllll lx L2lI'1Cl', sponsor, :intl llutlrly tilover, presiclent, the eluh wits presenteml, for the lirst time 'i golfl se'1l 'ts 't rewzirtl for its achievements. The lli-Y began its work with :1 l7reshmen Mixer to ztequztint the lfresh- men with their elztssmzites :intl to help them feel more at home :tt l.:1ne. This was followeml hy an zlssemhly progrznn, the outstuncling feature heing Il play entitlecl I nvvllilt Is El lioy NVorth? At fllI'lS1I'I1ZlS time the eluh eolleetecl :mtl clistrihutenl twenty-six hztsliets of fooal, clothing, :incl toys. L'ntlouhteclly the most interesting ztnzl outstznuling event of the yezn' was the llistriet Four Conference helml the weelc-enrl of March 13-15, when hoth the lloys' :intl Girls' lli-Y were hosts to one hunclrecl :intl sixty-four delegates. Un April 6, the eluh ohservecl llzul s Night :it which time not only were the fathers introclneecl to ezteh other, hut new memhers were initizltefl. The club elimzixerl :1 most successful year with El llc-st C'2irl's llztnquetu. followed hy 21 mlance :lt l7ry's Spring Stuclio. 81 I I LX. f' , J, f I u wx W1 J wif lf' If I fn y 0 v V f PP , L . If fl 1' Ji! ,II , ,, ' If l J V! 1 I I A Q! ilj X I I. I I i , I fl 'IV S' r'n.! 4 . 'yn I -xy GIRLS HI-U J Q , lr, U Vx- I , J If F' ' n ff ff' LMI' :by ff -fbi' I - ,IF ,o ', , I ,f I ' . ,I J, ' rf' IN BORDEN 4-' Q if' I J OFFICERS CREws RORDEN ....... ............. .......... P r csidfnt FRANCES GILLIJM ........ . .... . . .Vice-President MARY WINSTON CROCKETT. . . ...... Secrvtary MAXINPI 1-fI-LINli'l'0N .... . . .Treasurer SPONSORS MRS. FRANCIS LANKFURD M ISS IQLIZAIII-:TII TIIRIEI M155 CEEORGIA ELGAR MEMBERS JANE ADAMS MARY A R MSTRONIZ SUE BOLLING CREWR BORDEN Bli'lA'1'Y BRYAN NIARY CAMERON HITFIJRU SARAH BUEDRD JANE CALHOUN JACQUELINE CARTER NIILDRED CARTER JANE COCHRAN JULIA COCHRAN NIARliARI'1'I' COLEMAN MARY VV I N STUN CROL'KE'I l' JUSEPHINE IJABNEY HENRIETTA DAVIS NANCY DINWIDDIE JANET IVMSQUE JANE IJUNNI-1l.l.Y JANE IJONER NIAXINE EI.I.lNl2'l'UN LOUISE EWELI, ANN FIFE EVELYN FLORENCE MARY FRY IJOROTHY FUN STIEN FRANCES GILLUM NfARliARl'I'l' GILLUM MARY ELLEN GLDVER DURUTH Y H A H N EDITH HI-:ERMANCI-1 PAULINE I-IEERMANCE MARY BELVA HEIQR BEVERLY HQJVER RUTH IRVINC 82 NANCY JEIfIfI-:RIEs EVICLYN LAsI.I-:Y GRACE LINTUN EDITH KIARSHALI. EUIQENIA NIILLI-ZR MAR JORIE M ITCHELI. NIARY LOUISE OTT A N N li PRITC HI-:TT FAY PURVIS RIARHARET SHI-:ADS Bl'1'l l'Y SH UMATE EMMA LEE THOMAS NIARY WADE BEVERLY VVALKER VIRKSINIA WARD S U E W' ATT 5 LUCY VVOOD XI.x1es11,x1.1., t.x1e'1'1':1t, l'11-'13, lllllll- l' f.Sf11111.1-1117, ll11x'1-111, lJ11x1-114, fiII.l1I'M, ll.Xl4Nl'iY ll1-11-:1ix1,xNt'1-i, lI1c1a1ex1.xNt'1-2, l'1'1:x'1s, XlIl.l.I-ilk, llIXNYlllliIli, lH111f111111, t'11t'111e.xx, Aiums t'111,1-ix1.xN, l.lN'l'tlN, ll1'1-111111, Xl.tlUll, S111'r11.x'1'1-i, XX .x1.141i11, ,li-11f1f1a11l1-is, H.x11N ll1-11114, lillI,l1lNli, t111.1 l'fNI, litJNllI5N, l2l.l.IN1.'I'llN, t'1z11t'141-1'1 1, I111NN1f1.1,Y Qirls' Hi'-U l ix'c 5'L'1lI'S :1g11 tlu- Girls' lli-Y was f11'g:111izt-rl I11' Z1 gftllllb ut' tt-11 girls who C ,t. , .. , . , 1111li its l1u.1111t xxtll clulillctl, lllk' cl11l1 g1'c1x' i11 lltPl7lll2tl'llf'. Vllfltlllj' tllll l1lCIHlJL'I'Slllll lIlCllltlk'S l1lU1'L' tl1z111 fifty girls cltust-11 T-ftllll tlic scl11111l :ts It wlmlc. lJi11'i11g tl1c past yt-111' tlic cl11l1 st-11t four clclcgzitus to tlic Girls' lli-Y Stutt- L.tJlll'L'I'L'IlL'L' lu-lil :it lQ:11lt'r11'1l, Xiirgiiiizt. l11 iXlZtI'L'll lllk' sucin-ty zicting :ts joint l111sts V x1'1tI1tl1c lmys ll1-N L'Illt'l'l1llllL'tl ll1L'lllStl'ICl L1JIllC1'CIlCL'. liluliiilctl 1111141110 thc 1'cli-fiutis :mil social 11'11U'1':1111s Ill- tlic vt-111' were ll cl1111'cl1- Ps Z5 I5 . Qtllllg' cz111111:1ig11, It cm1111'sc ill llilmlc stucly, Z1 l 1'csl1111:111 Nixcr, :mtl Il L'l1rist111z1s pzirty t'i11'tl1t' lmys :mtl girls Ill' tlic f'lIlltlI't'lllS llumc. illl ,Xpril 7, tl1t- Girls' lli-Y gave It lll'tlgl'1lIll fm' thc 111111-11ts 111' its 111c111l1v1's. ll1v lPlll'lJUSC 111 tl11s wits tu slum' tlic IJIll'ClllS :1 littlc 111' tltc spirit, tht- 11l1ict't, :mil llll' 11l1111s 111' tlic clulm. 'l'l1c Girls' lli-Y, since its l1cgi1111i11g l1:1s l1cc11 :1tlili:1twl with thc Stzitv lli-Y llltl tm' tl1c past twu years l1:1s l1cc11 ziwzirtlctl It gulil st-:il ccrtiticzttc :ts ll 1't'WZl1'tl 111' its CXL'L'llk'lll worlc. 'l'l1is 111'g:111iz:1ti1111 l1:1s lmct-11 g1'm1wi11g stcmlily i11 l1t1tl1 :iccc1mplisl1mc11t :tml 1111-111l1t-1'sl1i11 :mil is ll rczil cruclit t11 tlic Illhllllf' 111 its s11m111sr1rs, Mrs. l.:111lct'411'1l, . ,. .. . . Nliss ll1r1tt, :mtl lXl1ss l'.lg'1ll'. 83 xxcim- 1-21-ft-1' ltl l.t1l'IN :1 Clllll si111il:11' to tlit- CXlSlillf lliws' lli-Y, Grzttltiztllv :ts tltc 5 PN . ITIETCALF SUI-1 ROLLING ..... RI-:TTY LACY ....... HARRY MICHAEL... GIIILI-'ORD ACKHR KA'I'HI.P2EN ADAMS MARY ASHRY J.0RRAlNE BECK STUART BOLLINO PAT BOLONIIARO BEN BORDEN C REWS BORDEN JAMES BORDEN ELIZABETH BUI-'ORD MARY CAMERON BUFORD SARAH PIUFORD HARRISON BURCESS NIARGARET BURNET RACHEL ISYDEE JACOUELINE CARTER LUYD CHARLIE BOIIIIY CLARKE CHARLES CLARKE ELSIE CLARKE JULIA COCHRAN ELIZABETH COFFEY MARK CONODON JACK COPLIN BETH COWLES HENRIETTA DAVIS FRANCES DEVEREUX JANET DISQUE CLEVELAND DONER BOLLING OFFICERS SPONSORS MISS LUCY T. JONES MISS GEORGIA RLGAR MEMBERS ROBERT DUKE NIAXI NE ELLINOTON LOUISE EWELL EVELYN FLORENCE IJOROTHY FUNSTEN ANGELIA GAJIOIANIS XJIRIQINIA GAMBLE RIARY VVILSON GEE STUART CILEASON BUDDY GLOVER KA'1'HLPIP1N HAIiIiEIR'l'Y BARRY HAWKINS BEVERLY HOVER JOHN HUNDI.EY BILLY KEADLE BETTY LACY IWARJORIE LACY GRACE LINTON HARIIY LJNTON NELLIE IXIJADDEX NELSON MAHONE JANET MATTHEWS LOUISE MAXWELL JIMMY MAY HARRY MICHAEL ISAIIEL MILLER RETA MILLER NICK OLZLESBY MARY LOUISE CJTT 84 LITERARLJ SOCIETU ..........Prcsidvnf . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer JAMES QUARLES FRANCIS QUISENIIERRY A NNE RICKS DOROTHY SANDRIDGIQ NIARILARET SHAFFER XI.-XRION SMITH LIINNIE LOUISE SMITH BILL SNAVELY LAWRENCE SNODDY CATHERINE SNODORASS JEAN SPICER BILLY TARLETON LISLE TAYLOR VVALLACE TREVILLIA N SALLY TIITHILI. REVA LJPDIKE MARY VVADE BORIIY VVALKER HASWELI. VVALKER, JR. IXIARILARET VVALKI-IR BOBBY VVALTER RIARIE VVEAVER PRUDENCE VVHITE NIILDRED VVIA NT IJOROTHY WOOD LUCY VVOOD VIROINIA WRIGHT RICHARD YOU NI: ANNIE I YUWELI. lia5x'n.1.lAN, XR A1.1a1-QR, ACKIQR, Mirn.-ual., 'l'U'rnn,i., Youms, f'l'lARl,lI-1, Cialzul-1, joxl-zs, SANIJIQIIMQIQ, BYBICIQ, Aimms, Worm, QUISI-INHIQRRY, Nlooma, :XDAlX1S, Xllxlml-1 lllvmalcss, GAQIIIQIANIS, Xlmmiax, ELi.1NmaToN, lirroicn, l,.-xcv, XYoon, liuifoim, l.1N'roN, Kiwis, Asniw, VllllI'I'li, Smrrn, Smrrn, liicA111.r:, XX'A'i'soN, I..-xey, liolnncx hlCKllTl.I.liN, Orr, Llvllixlc, Grovrzu, SNUIIIJY, Snoinaaixss, M11.Liciz, l'AYNl-Z, 'l.lU'l'HIl.l., HAw'xiNs,. MAY, Bol.oN4aARo, hllI.I.l-IR, lilili, Slfleliiz, l..xwf1zlcNl'ls, XN'ii,xy'lcle Umiflfllzy, EW:-:1.1., CoNsznoN, Xhutanr, l..'xN4pnoN, liwism., Quaimlzs, XX'AI.K1c1z, lioleimim, TJICVI-IRIil'X, Tl0VliR, XX'Ai.Kl-liz, lliyxvls, lf'As'i'N1s1c, Xllenuil., XY.-x1.KlcR, l 1.o1ucN4'i-1, L-4lL'HR.XN l3URNi:'r'r, l'lUl lJRD, Yowiiu., Almms, l3oLI.1Ntz, TAY1.olt, TQUNICR, SN.twiil.Y, Comix, Ginxsox, Cioxizxla, Bo1.I.1Nt:, HUNIJLEY, DUKE, BECK, FUNs'r1cN, rll.-XRLIZTON, Sn A-xl-fi-'1clz, lhsnor, lXl,X'I l4HliVN' Metcalf Literarq Societq After much debate, we of the Metcalf Literary Society selected the study of parliamentary procedure as our subject for the year. VVe Conducted each meeting strictly according to lx'oI2vrf'.v lx'ult',v of Order. Of eourse, at times someone became so excited that he interrupted the meeting, but he was sternly put in his place by a sonorous, The gentleman is out of order from the l'resident,s chair. This year we contributed to the school's literary team a girl reader, lXlargaret Shaffer, a speller, Louise liwellg Zlllil a public speaker, John Hundley. The debat- ing team had two members from the society, Arthur Tuthill and Harry Michael. Our assembly production, Ullargains ln Cathay, featuring l at Tlolongaro, Sarah Buford and -lohn Hundley, was said to be one of the best of the year. To enliven our programs we have included talented pupils outside the society. Un various occasions members of the faculty have been invited to speak. This has broadened our programs and we hope it will be continued next year. 85 HAH ES CHARLES BATCHELDER. . . EDITH HEERMANCPI .... BATCHELDER OFFICERS ANN VAN DOREN. .. BETTY YOE. . . MARY ARMsTRoNIz FRED BENDER MYRA BLAKEY NVIRUINIA BRICE MARIQARET BROWN LYNDALL BUNTIN JANE CALHOUN AUDREY CAM PBELL VYIRGINIA CAMPBELL MILDRED CARTER YVONNE CHEAPE BETTY COLCOCK MARY CoI.cocK MARY VVINSTIIN C RUC KETT NANCY QDINWIDDIE BARNARD DIRzULAITIs JANE DONE!! SPONSORS MR. RICHARD MEADE MR. FOSTER GRESHAM MEMBERS CURNELIA ELY JOEEPHINE FERLA ND ANN FIVE VAVILBUR FITZH UIIH CHARLES FREEMAN MIDDLETIIN FREEMAN IEOLLY FRY MARY FRY IJOROTH Y GARDNER BETSY GILMER ELISE GRAVES PAULINE HEERMANCE EDITH HEI-:RMANCE MARY BRLVA HERR ELEANUR HI'I'CHCllCK NANCY JEEEERIES EVELYN LASLEY 86 UTERARIJ SOCIETU ...........Pre's1denf . . .Vice-President . . . . .Sccreiary . Treasurcr LUCY BELL LINTIIN ALICE I.owE E1,IsE NICGAVUCK JIIYCE PACE PHILIP PEYTIIN ALICE PRITCHICTT ANNE PRITCHETT KIARGARET SI-IEADS BETTY SH U M ATE JPUYLE S MITII JANE SMITH CI-1CEI.lA NTALENTI NIC EDWARD VVALKER SUE XVA'rTs LIIUIsE VVEBB FRANCES XAIILLIA Ms FRANCHISE YIIE CA Ml'lllil,l., QiI.ARIiIC, Hum, Iloxlsli, -ll-Qlfl-'ICRlliS, l,xN'roN, Klmlu-1 f.Sif'0Il.l'tl7'j, tlizlcsiiixm, f.S'fof1.vorj, l'll'I't'HClK'K, l.owi-2. Xl.XI.IiN'l'INl'2, l il.Y, Ni-nu. l'lI'l'Zlllll2H, lliaxni-in, lDl1ez1i1..xri'1s, l:Il-'I-I, You-1, XY.-x1.Klil:, Sl'lllX'l.X'I'Ii, FRY, llr:r:lzM.xNcl-1, XX'1l.l.1.xMs, l.,'XSI.l-IY, l'.xc'la l'm roN, lfiific, lliciue, XY.-X'l l'S, t'.x1,Ho1iN, flRtlL'Kli'I I', lilzlcl-1, lloxrsi-1l.I.Y, .Xles1s'l'RoNt., t'.xl:'l'l-ik, llRowN,till.x1liR l-'lil-ZIQMAN, XXQ-xl.liiiR, .llCSSL'I', YAN llomix, Yoli, ll.x'1'm'HIil.nmz, llI11l'lRlX1ANt'I'I, liUl.l'tK'li, ll, t'Hi':,x1'. Corcocia, Nl., llixvvimms, tfx Mvmsri. Haqc-is Literarq Societq The lluyes l.iterary Society is another organization at l.ane lligh School which has won for itself recognition. lt was started in 1925 with the aid of one ot' l.ane's most popular teachers, lllr. ll. ll. Xyallcer. Soine of its members have achieved notable honors i11 various contests in the school and in outside coin- petition. At the opening ot' school the veteran ineinbers of the society felt a distinct need for reorganizing the club and under the guidance of its two sponsors, Mr. Richard Meade and Mr. Foster tireshznn, this has been ettectively done. A division of the society into two groups, which vie for all honors, has been a tremendous help :ind has attorded much aznuseinent. The plan was that all offenses, in the nature of failure to attend meetings and to olmserve parliznnentary rules of order, would count against the side committing them. lt was further decided that the losing side would treat the winners to a banquet or ll picnic. Due to the general success of the vigorous reorganization campaign, members of the llayes feel that next year will he El gala year in llayes history. 87 BOUS' OLEE CLIII5 MATACIA OFFICERS JAMES IWATACIA .... ........... P resrdmt LOYO CHARLIE ........ .... V ice-President CHARLES OVERMAN. . . ...... Sccreiary GILMER HALL. . . Treasurer SPONSORS EUOENE BEAOLE JAM Es BURDIEN CAsI1ER BUSH LOYD CHARLIE SA M COM MINILS CLI-:VELANIJ IJONER R0lllCR'l' DUKE A. T. IJURRICR, JR. MR. JOHN REI'l'Z MRS. JAMES A. LEITCH MEMBERS JOH N FITCH ROBERT GLOVER GILMI-:R HALL VVALLER HOLLADAY ERNEST JAMES ROE JARMAN JAMES NTATACIA JAMES MAY 88 BEN KIILLER CHARLES fJVliR MAN JOSEPH PACE DAVID SHIHPHI-ZRD LAWRENCE SNODDY IXIIARVIN SOURS FRANKLIN THAORER ROBERT NVALKER SHICPHERD, Cfxrzrm, hlAY, Cn.'xRi.lE, OVERMAN, Frren, l-TMJ., Hom.-xn.w lil-1.-Xlil,li, Snomvv, 'l'H.-xexicu, liwrz, Ilnsn, Grovi-zu, linumilc, Rl-X'I'AClA, tommwips RICITZ .Y mmm' Sotnzs, VVAi.Klzk, l,x1x1ics,I3oizmaN Gl.lcAsoN llnxia, SMITH, l.izl'1'rH ,Y mmm' i . , , Boqs' Glee Club Though the lloys' Glee Club does not expect all its members to become Tibbetts or Crosbys, it offers varied opportunities for the development of their vocal talents. After a great deal of hard work and many rehearsals the club presented its annual minstrel in assembly. Lawrence Snoddy directed the action in true minstrel style, while the proverbial, cork-faced end-,men came back with snappy jokes and songs. The aim of the lloys' filee Club this year has been to revive the glory of the great composers and to gain a knowledge of the better semi-elassies. During the latter part of the term the boys under the sponsorship of Mrs. Leitch and M r. lieitz received training in the singing of part songs. The club has made many new finds this term, and there is hope for still greater ones next year. 89 LW GIRLS MARGARET SHAFFER LIIRRAINE BECK. . . BETTY YOE. . . JANE AIIA Ms MARY AIIIx1s'I'RIINIa J,IIRRAINI1i HEIR EIIITII IZISHIII- QREWS RIIRIIEN MARY BREEIIEN XI IIRI I CfX1Vl1BIII . X-JEAN C A NNIIN EIJLIIIE CHII.Es XYIRHINIA C'AMPIIEI.I. R W CW KflI.IlRlil'H C'I.ARRE FRANCES COLEMAN BETH CfIWI.Es I.1Ic'1I.I.E I JE'l l'HR NVAVERLY Ihmns JANE JUONER JANE lJoNNEI.I.Y M ARtl.XRli'l' lJIIIII.EY BETTY DIIIILER :XIAXINE EI.I,INrzToN CQLEE CLUB ..........P1'esidvMt ...........Vice-President SHAFFER OFFICERS SPONSOR MRS. E. O. MCCUE, 'JR MEMBERS KT'K'l'FlP1JiINIf I:.-KSTNER Rf.-XRY FRY ANILELIA GAJ IKEIANIS MARY GAY J,wI,A MAE Gllillll KJARY EI.I.EN GI.cIvER IJIIRIITHY HA H N RIARY .JANE HAM MARY BI-:I.vA HPIIQIQ LIIIIRINE HILDEIIRA NI: I':I,EANOR HITCHCIICK MA RIIUERITI-1 HoI.I.ANII EYEEYN I.AsI.EY HILDA JOSEPH NEI.I.IE RJADDEX EIJITH MARSHALL RosE M OORE MARY ELIZABETH fJRSI-IR AN NE LEE PRITCHETT 90 SN1'lf7'l'fGl'j'- Twasu rcr ALICE I'Rl'I'CHE'l l' :XNNIC Rlcxs XTARTIC RIIIIINHIIN MA Rl :ARET S H A I-'EER BETTY Sl-llTMA'I4l'1 RTARKLARE1' S M ITII ELLEN S'l'Ul.TINfL EMMA LI-:E THOMAS VYIRIQINIA TIIWNSENII EvEI.YN LJPDIKE HEVI-1RI.Y NVALKI-1R NJARILARITI' VAQALK ICR XJIRHINIA NVARII KIARIE VVEAVICR FRANCES XIVILLIA Ms TJORUI' H Y XXX XIII XYIRGINIA XYRIIIHI' BETTY YIIE FRANCOISE YOI-3 EU NICE Yl7WIiI.I. li.XvlllQI.-XNIS, M.-xnimx. Brsnov, RoniNsoN, .ARMS'l'RONIl, Xlfcillli Lfpnzisnrj, LAsI.r:Y, l-lam, Hiiizk, liUl-'ORIL llURllliN llrrincocit, XYRII.H'l', llmii-3miN, Yoi-1, l'RITCl'll'f'l l', GAY, Nl.-xlcsii.-xl.l., KAINIPBI-Il.l., liiicinn, l':l.l.INlL'l'UN, Rlfxxwl-1l.1.I., XYn.l.l,x Ms, C.-x Mifm-11.1. IJi5'1 l'o1z, Oksl-QR, 'lilllJM.XS, josiiifn, Qvlcli, XXI.-Xl.KI-IR, fil.tWliR, SMITH, S'l'lll.'I'lNll, Mookii, lJONliR, FRY ll.xnx, Wooiv, t'nn.i-is, l'l:XS'l'Xl-lR, Nlausii.-xl.i., Hoviiie, SHl'M.'Yl'li, Vl'.Kl.KliI!, lJoNNici.i.v, Ain.-x Ms, Yowizu., Cocniz.-xx xYli.U'lili, llllIll,l-XY, VY.-xlall, SANIIRIINLIC, LlPDIKli, SH.'Xl Fl'IR, Illicit, Yolc, L'owi,ics, HIl.l!l'1lill.'XNIl, Rlcxs Girls' Qlee Club The liirls' iilee Clulm seorecl again with a larger membership, more activities. and a greater achievement recorcl than ever before. The meetings were largely ilevotecl to open discussions on the lives and compositions of various composers anml current stars in the lielcl of music. llrolualmly the most highly praisefl anfl applaurlerl achievement this year was the presentation of a Christmas pageant. staged and proclueerl with the assistance of Klrs. Arthur lfielcenseher. The girls were surprisecl anrl clelightecl when they were askecl to repeat a portion of the pageant over the local raclio station. lluring April the Ciilee Club helcl its annual guest meeting at which frienrls anal memlmers of the girls' families were present. A program of characteristic songs hy American composers, inclucling Boats of Mine , Spring Has Come . ancl Southern Moon , was presentecl. The meeting was extremely enjoyecl and was highly entertaining. Much of the success of the Girls' Clee Chili may he attrilmuterl to its sponsor, Mrs. li. O, McCue, lr. 91 PLAU ERS CLUB l ELY OFFICERS CORNELIA ELY ............... ............ ............. P r esidcnt MARY CAMERON BUFORD .... .... V ice-President JANE ADAMS .......... ........ S ecretary CHARLES CLARKE ............... .... T reasurer SPONSORS MR. ESMOND ROBERT RTEDEL Miss VIRGINIA BOLEN Our Players Club started off with a bang this year by initiating a new system of entertainment. We have accomplished our aim-the developing of the dramatic ability of our members by having them present well-known one-act plays at each meeting. Those especially interested in directing were given the opportunity to direct the plays. This system has enabled our more inexperienced members to gain confidence over the footlights. We have about forty members, all of whom are participants in some activity of the club. A stringent entrance examination recently set up admits only the best to membership. In midwinter we presented for the entertainment of the school, the annual Players Club production, Patsy Strings Along . Lane High School has, for several years, entered a play in the Virginia Liter- ary and Athletic Contest at the University. Until 1936, we sponsored only one play in the annual contest at the school. This year, however, to provide more competition, we were divided into two groups, each one presenting a play. The plays, Grandfather's Chairn, and The Fourth Mrs. Phillips , were under the direction of our sponsors, Miss Virginia Bolen and Mr. E. R. Riedel, respectively. Altogether, under the supervision of the board of directors and our genial president, Miss Neal Ely, we hope we have made the Players Club a better organi- zation this year. 92 Productions of the Pldqc-:rs Club PATSY STRINGS ALONG GRANDFATHER'S CHAIR Q l'.11lm'x'm-ml 1110119-.-KCI l'l:1ylm1- tul Hclul '11 thc L1I1lYK'I'Sl1V ui irginizd ' - 5fSi3V4' ' 1 THE FOURTH MRS. PHILLIPS 93 llu MEMBERS OF Am ms, lixs Hur, BORIJICN, Iilzlclc, NRI'I4'I'IlN, Iflm-'4nu+ lilrlmlzss, l3mzN1,r:Y, CHARLIIQ, Clmzxrz, lJIiVl'1RIil,IX Ilxlelcxsrm, I'1I.l.INli'I'4lN, FITCH, FRE!-:MfxN, C., FREICMAN, NI. ff.X'll1ilANI5, GlaN'rl:Y, QQIJJVICR, HAHN, INIAIQRIS, V. K cms R. HI-:me Ilmmzrz, HUNIJLICV, Ilevlxu, H1ll,I'1X .Y mmm 94 PLAUERS CLUB K1A:x'1'H, l..xrY, l,.xsl.l-iv, Rlwmzx, NIAXWI-:1.1,, NIICH XII Mll.1.lclz, Momma, O., Momma, R., Nmuus, 0UI'1ND'HXI l'lcYTuN, RUBINSUN, SN.XFlfI'lR, Snmns, SMITH 54lUDl4.R, hmnflzs, l mmm, lm1.x11,l.l.xN, I I'DIKI-I, If Kllilll-IIA f.S'fm1.wv'2, l'11n1m-i, R., XY,x1ns, XX'1.xx'1', Yun-1, Il., V111 I 95 I'AYN1:, Hovmz, CLARKE, IWILLICR, GARRTSON fSpon.v0r2 f4AMI'IlICI.I., C'o1.mcK, B., CHIQAPIC, Cuuincx, M., ITINWIIIIIII-I, BMJWN imc, SNrmfa1zAss, TUTHILI., VYIIITE, lRv1N4z, Mrrcul-1l.l., Cows Campfire Qirls OFFICERS NIARY CATUARINIQ l'AYN1c,. .......... Prc.vicz'u1t SALLII4: TUTHIL1. ..... . .Viva-President BIQTTY Coufocx ....... ...... . Yvrretary NANM' IJINWIDDIIQ.. .. .Trvasmuw SPONSORS Mies. WILUAM T. SNODGRASS Mlss lm-:Nm GARRISON Xl,-'KR1iARl'I'l' IBRUWN 131-:TH Cmlrs IsAmaI. KIILLER Aumu-:Y CA M Pmc1.l, NA NCY IJINWIIJDIIC KTAR-IURII-I KII'l'CH!iI.Y. YVONNIC CHIQAPIQ MARY VVILSUN G1-iii RIARY CATHARINE PAYNE AIILDRPIII CLARK Vxlu:1NlA Gmmuxs CATHMQINIQ SNODHRASS JANE CUCHRAN Bl-:VIQRLY Hovmz AIARY M. TUNSTALI. B15'rTv Colfocx RUTH IRv1N1: SALLIE TUTHILL MARY CoI.cocK PRUDENCH VVHITE 96 5I'lt'I-. , . , . , ', . Kl,.XRl'lI, KRUl'KII'I l', liulmlxfz, Wu I' Tw Dirqinia Literatu and .Athletic Leaque 'XRTII VR '1'lf'1'11 11.1. NA Rx' XN'Xx1m1': ll,x1un'Mu'r1,xlc1 M Am' XVI N s'mN L'lmm'li1f'l l' -Imax I l'l'l'll .............. lXIAl!ll.'XRli'l' Sum- 1- mx. . . I.oL'1s1-: l':NYl'1I.I ...... Auux Hl'N1ml.1aY I l Lrl.fxu1.1cs l'RIil'1M xx NA ,Iam AIA MA lu.-xx 'I'AYl.ol mu-1 MAY.. lu' XX'1Ns'ruN flilltl 1 Il 11. L 1.,,xR1xl',. .. -Q, Ir-.Ax . nu mx. .. INl4.1.l.l11. l'.Alu.x . .. . I - . 511: l,uI.1.lM.. .. le Pxmy Vw XI1c'H.xlil., I'mim1.xN, lU'1'Hnl Fl'l'l'H 'l'wlfn: Lafin Tt7IlI'IltIIII1'lIf 97 .- IA., 2 'I-.I.I., Salma-'n-in . . .I7vl1uli11g1 . . .lin-xxv' lxwadinff . . . .CiirIx' lx'vudi113f ..............S'fn'Hi115f linvvs' I'11lfl'iv .Yfwfzkifzgf Girls' Pzrlvlir SfH'tIkiIlff ...Yllnrl .Ylur-V Cllllffif .. . . . . ,l'm'm C'w11fc.vl . . .First Your . . .Second Your . . . .'l'l1irml XVCZII' . . . .Ifuurlh Year .Activities 'AA Toast That NVQ can Drink . . . . Glee Club notes . . This is only the ht-ginning, Freshics ..... Sherlock Free- man of Lane Yard . . . . You shall have music . . . . It came upon Z1 lnirlnight clear . Come from hchincl the whiskers, Crews ..... Q-Zlllit mix business with lJlt'ZlSlII't', Whllzlcc . . . The over xx'u1'lqc-cl 1 Fl Clmin staff. Jlctivities Sweet odours of springtime ..... .-X Kiss fm' Cimle1'ellz1 . . XVc czimc, we saw, tlzchv run- qzzvrvd . . . -lust lletty and lieth . . . . Goodic-Goodies i'i2ll'lllt'l' in the Dell ..... Home- cfmiing' march . . . Lovely Lady . . . . Black and VVhite Fantasy. PUBLICATIONS .JIDUISERS OF LANE I'IIQI'I PUBLICATIONS GENERAL ADVISER MR. HUGH LEAND1f:R SULFRIDGE CHAIN M Iss SYLVIA P. HORWITZ M155 GLADYS SCIIUDICR MR. ILSMOND R. IQIICDICI. BUMBLE BEE MR. FOSTER Il. GRESIIAM MR. CI.AR1cNci1f: J. M.I3I.UM1a Miss I.1'n'v T. JONES MIDWAY STUDENT MISS MILDRED JONES MRS. IL. 0. IXICCUI-I, JR. Miss IVIARY STEVENS JONES MR. IQICHARD M EAD1-2 SU1.1fRuJOE, HORWITZ, SCHUDIQR, Rnznm., IELUMR JONES, L., GRESHAM, JONES, M., JONES, M. b., MCCUR, IXIIC.-Xllli 100 IWW .lrxowbw .mms . IMMM ' I W. THE CI'IAIN YIIIIQINIII C,xMPBIcI.I.. .. IJoI'I:I.Ixs Fllfli I III-:vI4:III.Y NN'AIsIsI1:II I ' ' IXI,xIII:AIII4:'I' VVALKICR .... I-I I-:'I I'Y LAM' , ... I-I'I'x' IIIQLI. LIN'I'oN I'I-:TI Ii I-Skoolis I IIICNI-I I-!I'IIIIAuIs ' ' ' liIII'I'II IXIARSIIALL MARY CA IIII-1RoN I3UIfoRD I Q HARLI IC 1' RICEMAN ........................... EDITORIAL STAFF CHARLIE l.ox'D XVOODRIIW CH A III-I I-2 lfCI if07'-ill-Cxfliff . . .... Junior Editor . .. .Class Editors . .xi1'fi'Z'iIiC.Y Editor . . .Feature Editors .... ...l3oys' Sport Editors Girls' Sport Editors ...............ll1mzor Editor C :X Ix1I'IIIaI.I., W.-xI.I4I41II, ll., FIIPIQ, NY..xI.KIcII, M., I..xI'Y I.IN'I'IIN, ISIIIIIIAIII-1, IIIIIIIIM, XI.XRSH.KI.l., IEIIFIIIIII, FIIIQIIQAIAN 101 BUSIN ESS STAFF ADAMS JANE CLAIR ADAMS Husin css M1111 flyer I-fssistanf Businvss Manager BARNARD DIRZULAITIS Bookkeeper JIMMY NIATACIA Typisis OSEPHINE ROBINSON SUSAN TAYLOR NIILDRED IDOLLENS .A'fA'l'ACIA T,xvLOR ROBINSON ls,0l.I.ENS 102 ART STAFF FREEMAN JOHN M IDDLI-TFON l Rl-imfr.-xx .Jrf Edifnr .-Issisfazlf .Alri Iiditnrs l31H:1 1'Y Colxorx 1XI,xRY CnLcoc'K JOHN FITCH Plmtngrupll Editors IXl,xRu,xu1f'r Romxsox IJoko'1'HY Fl'NS'I'liN fQli0RGI-I HAMM HA M M Cmumcx, B. Romxsux L m.cocK, XI, Frruu Fvxswx IOS Cfhe Chain XYlirnever thinks a fanltless annual to see Thinks what ne'er was, nur is. nur shall he. XVith these wnrmls the rearler of the lirst link of the Clmin was greetecl way hack in 1910. Altliougli less efalmurate than the present une, the 1910 annual, bonnfl in Ilexihle flark snefle, was no mloulmt a source of pricle to the sehnul ancl to the statt whieh hail the lirnnur of compiling the lirst yearlmrmk ever to he lxrmliieeml at l.ane. The animal was puhlishetl again in 1911 anml 1912. 'l'he following year, however, the llnuzlvlt' Hut' appearecl ancl the C'lm'il1 retiretl from the tielcl until 1921. ln that P li year puhlieatinn was resnmerl. lt has euntinuefl ever sinee. L'ntil 1935, l.ane was ratetl in elass ll in the Vir- ginia Literary anml Athletic League, but at that time the seventeenth link of the 611111111 was hopefully entereil in the ranks nt' class .-I anll was afljumlgefl the hest yearhmik uf elass gl selnmls. lt was alsn given medalist rank- 1 ' ing hy the Cnluinhia Selnnlastie Press Assneia- tinn. This is the highest awarcl a yearlmuk may win. l.ast fall at Lexington the Clltllll was awarcleml a cup for lirst prize hy the Southern lntersehulastie l'ress Association. This is the eighteenth link of the Clnzilz, antl in presenting this reeurtl of life anml events at l.ane, the stat? has enmleavnrell to procluee a yearhnuk that will measure up tu the high stancl- arrl set hy the many preeemling links of the Clltllll. Y . 104 BUMBLE BEE STAFF CROCKETT M Aux' VV I NSTUN CROVK1-:'l r Editor-in-Clzief linvru H 1e1':RxmNc1c 1 H . . . ............... . .Assistant Editors ARlIll'RTl I'lIlLL I M A Ru.-xR1c'l' S H EADS Lovlsl-3 liw14:1-1. .... Literary Editors SVI-: I3o1.l.lNu L'lcc'11.l,x YAl.r:N'l'1N1-: . l. .. ...Joke Edztors lJou:1.As HAMM I 1X'IlDDLli'l'0N FREEMAN. . . . . .Art Editor Iosrsru INIC ROBINSON . MARK XM I PRN I ,NA ............ Typzsts W N , 3 ,.,.t HILL SNAVI-:1.Y. ...................................... .... I iusimxvs fllanaf cr .1 HlJl.l,INIi, HAMM, Smpxns, SN.-XVELY, ROBINSON, SMITHEY X'.'Xl.IiN'l'INI-1, FIQIQICIXI.-KN, I-11111-:uzx1,xNc'1-2, EW!-ll.I., Tu'1'Hn.l., Bmwuw 105 wg , ' ,fff ' uf rttjjx n It j, 73 Kfljjfljl J I I W 4 I I MIDUJAU STAFF STUDENT L HUNDLEY joux GLENN Ill'Nn1,lcv Edifm'-in-Clziuf Hum' SoL'm:R .... ................. . .flssistczlzt Ellliflll' lllc'Kuc 'IoHNSON. .. .... Make'-up Editor NIARVIN SOVRS. .. ..... Sport Editor Lotlslc MAXWIQLL. . . . .... Sovivtvv Ediinr STVART C' .1-2 CON . . . . II. AN l . . .... 1Tl11r1c1rm1r1 Izdzfors CIIARLHQ U.ARRr:I ' ' NI 'T 1. R . . 1, ARMA , AY O .. ...zlS.S'0l'lKIfC Edzfors I IIILIPI IQYTON f HARRY lVI1c'nA1-11. .... ........ P 'cclfurv Ediior l':l.lZAl!l'I'l'Il flllflfl-IY .... .... C irculafizm Manager SOUIJIQR, JOHNSON, SUURS, KTAXWIQIJ. CLARKIQ, VFAYIJBIX, PEYTUN, KIICHAEI., COFl EY 106 MIDIDAU STAFF sTuDENT Ill RZL'I.A1TlS OFFICERS IKAIQNARIJ lJ1Rz1'1,,x1'1'ls lfzzsiazvss ,UtllIUfIL'I' REPORTERS H xluusux Milan-iss l,lH'lSI'1 IQNVIQLI. ji-:AN S1-In-in HILL SN.-xx'1c1.Y NI.-xlu:.xluf'l' XX'.xr.K1au ,llc.NxN OllliNll'HAl Xwrrlllrlc'l'U'l'u1l.l. Runnin NI,xss1lc Nl.XR1.ARIC'Ik SILXFI v R ix l:l'I'k'll I3li'l l'x' l..xrY NIARY XN'H,suN fill L lmml-Qs Ifvulzr-:MAN lJm'f.1..xs HA M an 131-px 1-:RLY lflnwmz 3 Q rucws Imlelmlcx livufax-Qss, SNAVI-:I.Y, 'I'U'1Hl1.1,, FITCH I'IilCIiM.,XN, l..u'Y, Hxxim, lkmzmcx, SICILICR, f7llliNIl'I'l'Nl, SHAIf'lfIiR, Glili, Hnvl-QR, I'iVVlil.I., XY,xl.Klil:, Xlxsslli 107 Cl' he Midwaq Student In the fall of 1920, a monthly news sheet known as the Ilflidway Student made its lirst appearance at the Midway High School and Grammar School. That paper was quite unlike the high school newspaper which today bears the same name, but from that small beginning the Midway Student has risen to a place of prominence among the activities of Lane. Several years after its appearance, the sheet was enlarged from the original three-column to a four-column size. Even after the name of the school was changed from Midway High School to Lane High School, the paper kept its original title. No real honors were won by the Midway Student until 1928 in which year the paper was widened by one Column. It was then that this bi-weekly publication was judged by the Virginia Literary and Athletic League as the best paper pub- lished by class B schools. With the exception of the year 1932 it held that honor continuously until 1934. In that year the new method of make-up and headline writing had been introduced and a new kind of type for news stories as well as headlines was featured. When Lane's enrollment in 1934 moved the school into the state class A division, the five-column size of the paper became the object of criticism from the Virginia League judges. So at the beginning of the current school year, the paper was enlarged to the class A standard size of six columns and still another type for headlines was used. The paper won its most recent award when it received second class rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The Midway Student has held that honor, with the exception of 1932, every year that entries have been sent to the National Press Contest. Having completed its flfteenth year of continuous publication the Midway Student has won for itself a reputation as an outstanding state high school news- paper and a definite niche in the school life of Lane. 108 U r D il Athletics 1935-36 Pl-1'I'lIi Iilmolis .. . . IIILI, HAIQCQARID.. DAN TAYLOR.. . . CARL IMQANI5. .. KQl'lI.l OIlll .Xvxl-in I.lNns.xv BARNES I,Ii'l'll'1BliU4lKS CARI. IJEANE R1mlaR1' IJ1cAN1z BROOKS OFFICERS . . . .Pwsiflv11t.. . . .I'iu'-Pwsidvnf. . . . . . . . . . T1'vf1surM' I . . .Sccrvtzzry SPONSOR MR. Esmoxu Rolslcm' R11cm:I. MEMBERS I ,HN Nlli lJ1sQu1c KIQNNIWH fgllillli I DICK G1L1uzR'1' fmwrzran HA M M 1'l'1v'ruN HARRIS 110 CLUB 1936-37 Gl'1LFox1J Anil-:R .ARTIIVR WYJOD 1,1 NDSAY BARN 155 'l'k1r:s1AN SUIVI Il.XI,l, I JAN 'I'AYl,uu LA NCI'1l.U'I' 'IYAYIJTIQ NY.-xl.l,.-wr: Tmavlml.-xx .XRTH me XXNJ1: lill-Illlil. f.Sf1Iff1.w1'!. llliulllir ' Ill lnlllllil lllxllllxx lxXllNl 5, .Xn'lvi', ', I Hulnv, Ibm-wI'l'i. 5Ul IIl.XI.l, II.xl:1el5, Mumv Iuulm,IH,,Ilx'.xxI,,IQ.,IN-..xxl-1,l.,Ilxx1x1, Ixxu,u1I,l,. C CIub Ilu' xznrsllx' IlItllIlIQ'I'2l1lI Cllllr 111 l.:nu' IS lillllXN'll '1ppmp1'l'n1vlx' :nw ilu' I llulr. 1 1 , Il IS :ln lun1u1':11'v UI'Q'1llIlZ1lllllll :uul IS cu1np1'1sL-ml ut V'lI'9llX' 'llhl clcs uhm lmzlvv IWCII luimlccl Ilul cwwclcml L hx' lhq I., .X, IX. My-111lu'1'sl1lp is Zlllllllltll cmly lllrnmglm lhihlx' :mul spm'1s1u:1l1sI1ip. Ilu- clulr L'l1llL'I1NHl'S In k'l'L'ZIlL' scluuwl Slllfll, spmmsm' i1ll1':m1111':nl SINIVIS. :uul L'1llll'II.Qk' lulys lu umumcu- fm' x'zu'slIy zlllwlcllcs. lun ul ilu' sa'luuIl's mllslzuuliug cvcllls XX'L'l'l' splvllsulrll :mul lIIIIlIIl't'Il lu Ilu' LH' flulw. llu- Ilrst ui' Ilulsc was Illm1ccumi11gg l7:Iy Hll Nuvcmlu'r l. I1 was llu' Inst lmu- that such rm lu'cz1s1m1 was uthclzlllx' cvlclmllul. llll Nl.mh ZIP, Ilu IIIIQ Nllllllll Ihath sfluurl 4llllL'12llS :nul I lull QIIYL' us Illlllllill Illlllkl' :lt llu- l'1'y s Sp' K' ,A Ntlull-ms :u'clz1h1u-nl 1lu'sctxx'u I-IIIICIIHIIS. 'I'lu' cluh mvcs nuu'h uf its sluwcss In us slunls lulll this pusilimm for Ilu- pznsl Ilu-y4'z11's. lll 1 v ' cn, XII. l,. lx. lxu-llcl. whu has CHATTER Football practice opens ..... lforty hopefuls respond. Yes, l said hopefuls. Coach llial looks for reserves. LP. S. He was still looking on Thanksgiving llayjl .... l.ane routs Virginia Frosh in scrimmage 13-0 .,... Gilbert injures arm. . . . Twenty-tive entrain for Newport News ..... Hamm becomes home- sick ...,. As usual, squad enjoys big dinner-tea, toast, and potatoes ..... lllack eyes, bruised and sore joints are donated by Newport News ..... New shoes arrive ..... llird Woman falls for Riedel and Stumpy on Danville trip. . . . . Pillow tights and poker keeps l.ane men up till 4 a. m ..... Truman, Dan, and l,ance play Tarzan ..... lluck Wfood gives several harp recitals ..... When do we eat? . . . llenshaw and Tuthill discuss W. P. A. program on bench ..... Gilbert suffers broken collar bone .... Mr. VVoodward constructs new ticket booth ..... Student body marches to Venable Field escorted by police ,.... Mr. Sulfridge rides rumble seat to game ,.... Cheer leaders doll up in white uniforms ..... llubba Rabbit Punches Salem tackle ..... Yes, be recovered ..... Giedd rejoins squad ..... Tillie.: Disjmlrlz takes football picture ..... llial works squad ,til dark ..... Rain, frost, rain. . . . Roanoke arrives ..... Fist lights, arguments, and heckling dominate Roanoke game ..... Lane, 6: Roanoke, 7 ..... Sick blanks! .... Hundreds journey to Richmond ..... First quarter is a deadlock. linough said! .... Donny raids restaurant of toothpicks, spoons, and cuspidors. . . . . l.et's beat Glass. . . . . Great gosh! . . . . You are optimistic. . . . . Another dinner at Mrs Speck's cafeteria ..... Girl Reserves entertain team at Country Club ..... l.ane meets Tech on Thanksgiving Day ..... Again jupiter Pluvius sends down his offerings ..... Two hundred see clash ..... 'tCrack Johnson sells 47 programs ..... Quick, Henry, the ammonia! ,... Profit has fai11ted! .... llanquet night--turkey, cranberries, and gravy ..... Football pictures will be taken today ..... Giedd and Southall swipe everything but boiler in furnace room, Real still now, says Mr. Gitehell ..... Uh, let's stop it all. CH EER l.l:1AlJlf1RS l'l!RVlS, Tavroie, S n A Prim, I rI.l'JVliR 'I' x HleNsH1-xw, ITIFIC, 'I'U1'Hn.L, 1'A1'1'1-:RsoN, CIARKIQ, Cows, 'I'Uux1in, Iircxnxale Yum Ullmzugvrl, TRI'IV1l.I.IAN fi1'1fllZll!jf'l'l, Iiulumfprc, IJlc.xNr:, 1'IAI!IiIS, fill-ima, YUUN -, K.-mums, HAMM, SNI-IA11, BUWMAN, RIIQIUICL f1?irm'Inrj SlllI'l'HAI.I., ACKIQR, IIAlzNlcs, IJEANE, '1'.xYl.uR, XXNIII, IJIsQl'Ia, IIIMIKS lima:-zm' I Dm N IC CA Rl. I ll-1ANli VVM.1.Ac'1c TRIQVI 1,1 UCI. UCI. 1 ICI. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov 12 1.11110 19 I.zme. . Z5 Inm- 1 1.11110 8 I.:111c 16 1.11110 28 I Zlllk' Ddrsihg Foo1I9aII .IAN . . . 1935 RECORD Newport News . . 7 . ... 19 Ilauvillc' .. . . ,. 12 Salem . .. . . 6 Rozmoke .... . . . 6 Thus. uIefTe1'so11 . . 0 I.y11cI1bu1'g . . 6 INIcKinIcy '1'ecI1 116 CU-C4If7flII1IS . ..'IltUI!Iffc'l' . II .. II .. 0 .. 7 Z5 .. fl .. II Darsitq Football lfaeed with the llereulean task of rebuilding a team to withstand a seven- game onslaught was no easy joh, hut Coach Dial, with only five veterans available managed to garner four victories out of a tough sehedule. Newport News, Dan- ville, Salem, and lNleliinley Tech were listed among the victims. Although the Orange Tide of '35 lacked the weight and precision of the '3-l eomlmine, it displayed the same light and spirit so eharaeteristie of l.ane teams. lts tirst game of the season was played in Newport News against the high school ot' that city. and the odds greatly favored the coastal team. However, the Orange and lllaek upset interhigh predictions when it took the hall on the kick-oft and marehed up the held for the only score of the tight. Droopy Deane plunged through the line for the touchdown and Dan Taylor added the extra point. The following week the Ironmen took George Xkasliington High of Dan- ville over the coals to the tune of lf!-0. l.ane made l-l lirst downs to Danville's lll. The Deane hrothers gave a good exhibition of running and passing, while Harris hloeked to perfection. ln the line Southall, llarnes. and Taylor were outstanding. 'iS'l'l'Ml'Y'l ltr-:ANI-1 Nurs IIQHROVKLH Tvi'nooNs rote Seoiua Bos DEANE,S 55-YARD Boor STAVES OFF TEEJAYs IN FIRST QUARTER The third contest of the season also turned out to be a victory for the Orange and Black team. This was the first home game and was one of the hardest fought contests of the season. The Salem squad came over with the noble intention of bettering last year's score of 6-6. However, Lane's fighting forewall and heady backtield proved to be too strong a combination to crack. The final score was 12-0. The Roanoke Magicians cast a spell on the Lanemen and took the Home Coming Day game with a score of 7-6. The game was a nerve-cracking affair with everyone playing topnotch ball. Brooks was at his best in this contest, and his mate, Taylor, was the star linesman. Wood and Barnes kept up their good work and Acker performed faultlessly in the pivot position. The ends, Southall and Disque, worked together and kept the punts well covered. Lane's score came in the final quarter following Bobby Deane's magnificent fifty-yard sprint. Droopy snagged a short pass from Carl Deane for the touchdown. I-larris's try for the extra point was wide by feet. The Lane contingent next journeyed down to Richmond and were taken for a ride to the doleful tune of 25-6 by the powerful Thomas jefferson Eleven that heaved passes until the Lanemen were groggy. This was one of the contests in which the linesmen did more spectacular work than the backfield. 118 Charlottesville's team was next entertained in Lynchburg by Glass High. The field was a sea of mud which greatly hindered Lane's powerful running attack. The fortunes of the day favored the Glass Eleven with six points and completely ignored the Lanemen. The Deane brothers were kept well covered, but Harris Y cracked the burly Glass line for substantial gains. A long pass from Carl Deane tow Hamm brought a cheer from the drenched spectators, but after a series of first downs that placed the team in scoring position, the threat Uiizzed out on the one- yard line. Playing unparalleled ball, Lane climaxed the season with a well-earned 6-0 victory over Tech High School of Washington, D. C. Despite a soggy turf, the Orange Tide gained almost at will. Bob Deane rifled a short pass to his brother, Carl, who eluded several would-be tacklers for the only score of the game in the second stanza. The local combine again threatened to push over a tally, but a fumble intervened to squelch the threat. Bob Deane was at his best smacking the Tech line for repeated gains. At the conclusion of the season the lettermen unanimously elected Carl and Robert Deane Co-Captains. Certainly this was a wise choice, as both had con- tributed much to the success of football teams at Lane. HAR1us PICKS UP SEVERAL YARDS ON OFF-TACKLE THRUST IN SALEM BATTLE 119 o HoL1.AND,'l'owNs+:Nn, Rll :l'1K5,CiEER' HIRCKHEAD, HALL, BORDENYJUHNSUN, HAM M,TAYI.0RfC0l1i'11j Hom-'1-', G1.msoN, VX'A1'soN, 'l'ARl.1c'roN, CHEWNINILY lJIRZUl.AlTIS, CARTER, Rlixssm, l lUNl1I.liY l.ANc'l-:LOT TAYLOR. . . . 110 Pounds Johnson . . . Tarleton . . . Townsend . Chewning . VValker .... Wzilters . . . llundley . .. Michael . . . lbirzulaitis . Massie ..,, Watsoii . . Junior Football 1935 LINE-UP Position 4 .. L. L.. .. L. T... .. 1..G. .. C. .. R. G.. .. R. T. .. R. Ia.. Q. is.. .. 1.. H. .. .. R. H. .. .. F. ll.. l Z0 . . . .Coafll 125 Pounds Houff ....Gee1' . . Holland . . Gleason . . . Meeks . . Hamm . . . . Jones . llirckheacl . . . . Smith . . Carter . . Breeden TWV - 'T TY' ' ' ' ' ' 3,-5',-'-'f? ! H??'5f ?V ?i7 Junior Football This year junior football did not fare as well as in previous seasons 3 never- theless, Coach Taylor developed two fighting elevens that furnished ample oppo- sition. Because of the large squad it was necessary to divide it into two groups, the 110 and the 125-pound elevens. The former was victorious in two of three contests, while the latter failed to score a win. 110 POUNDS The Midgets opened their season with a 7-0 win over Woodberry on the latter's field. Both teams were evenly matched and fought through three scoreless periods. Lane's score came in the final moments of play, following a 35-yard drive. Dirzulaitis scored the touchdown and Johnson converted. A. M. A. was the Pygmies' next victim, going down to the tune of 32-6. The locals gained almost at will, and displayed a far superior brand of ball. The Keydets lone score came in the fourth quarter on an intercepted lateral. In the final game of the season the orange-jerseyed Midgets dropped a hard fought game to the tricky Miller School Eleven by a 7-0 decision. The Millerites pushed over their lone tally in the second quarter. Although the Midgets threat- ened several times, they were unable to score. 125 POUNDS The Juniors opened their season by bowing to an experienced A. M. A. eleven, 20-2. Despite the big score the Lanemen threatened several times but lacked the scoring punch. Clay Breeden and Bobby Carter were outstanding for Lane. Woodberry was the juniors' next conqueror, whipping the locals, 13-0. The game was played in a drizzling rain which naturally made both elevens resort to running attacks. Both of Woodberry's touchdowns came in the last half, the first on a long drive and the final score as a result of Jones' fumble. Houff and Sankey Hall turned in stellar performances for the Lane team. A band of disabled but determined Juniors encountered Miller School in their last game on November 13, and lost, 12-0. Although outclassed from the begin- ning, Coach Taylor's charges put up a plucky fight against overwhelming odds. The entire team played great ball and this contest was easily the best of the season. 121 SIPPLEY fC0acl11, BENDER fManagrrjV, Rmnm. fDiTCL'f0f2 GIANOKOS, TUTHILL, IJISQUE DIRZIII.AI1'IS, BROOKS, IDEANF, GIANOKOS Basketball FRED BENDER ..... ................. .... fl I anagw' FRANK SIPPLEY ..... ............., ..... C 0 aah 1935 RECORD Lane Salem .... . . . 35 Lane .... W00dl3C1'1'j' . . . 24 Lane Roanoke .... . . . 54 Lane Harrisonburg . . . 25 Lane .... .... D anville .... . . . 24 Lane Salem ...... . . . 27 Lane Shenandoah . . . . . 13 Lane Roanoke .... . . . 38 Lane .... .... E . C. Glass. . . . . 37 Lane E. C. Glass. . . . . 49 Lane VVaynesbo1'o . . . 17 Lane Danville .... . . . 40 Lane VVaynesboro . . . 11 Lane Harrisonburg . . . 24 122 Basketball For nearly half a decade Lane basketball teams have been in the doldrums, and this semester was certainly no exception. The task of lifting the basketeers out the mire was laid on the capable shoulders of Frank Sippley, a Cavalier court star of several years back. Coach Sippley, like previous mentors, had to contend with the same old problems: inexperienced material, an over-ambitious schedule, and inadequate practicing facilities. Prospects were above the average in early January and Coach Sippley was able to patch together a fairly respectable aggregation. The starting quint was composed of Don Disque and Truman Southall in the forward berths, Tuthill in the pivot position, and Stumpy Deane and Bubba Barnes in the qdard posts. Though this team harbored no championship dreaihs, nevertheless it showed pos- sibilities. An unexpected enemy disguised as mid-term examinations riddled the ranks of two stars, Southall and Barnes-W-the former received a diploma, and the latter encountered scholastic difficulties. Again Sippley was forced to revamp his charges, and the result was a team that proved to be much easier for its opponents. The team offers no alibis for its embarrassing showing. It is looking forward to brighter seasons. Few regulars will depart and the experience gained this year will help us materially in '37, There is also a possibility that the school board will see tit to erect a gymnasium. In closing it is only fair to thank Coach Sippley and the team for its plucky showing. Despite the fact that it lost consistently, it, nevertheless, displayed good sportsmanship and plenty of spirit. 123 Qirls' Sports LANE SPORTS' C'l.L'l3 Rlc'HAluws, Svicick :XIX-XMS, S'lmxHi,, Vxifkllli volley-ball, tennis, hiking, or base- . ball. The members of the club now are: jane Adams. Helen Stahl, .lean Spicer, llorothy Richards, and Mary VVade. Under the co-sponsorship of Miss lrene Garrison and Mrs. blames Leitch, whose helpful guid- ance has aroused a keener interest in the games, the 1935-36 term in y girls' athletics was unusually suc- i cessful. ln October all the girls participating in sports elected an athletic council to help the sponsors plan the program for the following year. Those on the council are: Freshmen: Elisabeth Buford, An- nie I.ee Yowellg Sophomores: .leanettc Seiler, Nannie Quick: Juniors: Helen Stahl, Helen lfarlyg Seniors: lidith Marshall. jane Adams. 124 A year ago, under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. James Leitch. a mono- gram club for girls was organized. The members of this l.ane Sports' Club represent those who have met the necessary requirements in athletic achievement and have demonstrated truc sportsmanship. Membership is difficult to attain and a minimum of twenty points is specified. Girls receive points for each varsity team they make, for regular attendance at practices, for the number of points hiked, bicycled or skated, and for tourn- aments. Due to the variety of ath- letic activities at Lane during the 1935-36 term, the aspirants for membership in the club have ample opportunity for taking part in their choice sport-basketball, soccer, 'ATH l.li'I'l L' CO1 'Ncl I. l3l'FtlRD, SEILI-IR, Yowicla, .-Xiuxis, KlARSH.'Xl,l., l?.uu.v, S'r.xHi, L Gllmme, KQIADVICR, lluwrn, XYANDENIKIZIUG, H.-xwxms, Svlvlak Hxulelsnx fcitltlfllj, H,xR1,.-xN, 5 .-un., I-.,xlu,Y, Ymxlu-Lxxuaw., Lwn,l-plxmx, LIiI'l'C'H lfmxrlzj Wlxlwi, F.uz1.v, .-Xs uw, NI,xRsn.xI.L, Snell.:-lu, Sxwru, Am :vis fwwgf-M Basketball I'uY1.1.ls ICARLY ........ . . .llfzmlyrr Miss IRI-:NH GARRISON . . . .Coczflzvs lXlRs.,lA1xIHs I,r:l'rc'H,.IR. 1936 RECORD jzm. Lane . .. 52 H:11'1'ism1lu11'g Alzm. Lane . .. 19 Farmvillc .. jan. Lane . .. 34 Sl1C11Zll1fl0ZlIl Feb. Lane . . . . 31 VVayncsbm'o Feb. Lane. . . . . . 23 XVaynesbm'o Mar Lane. . . . . . 22 HHl'1'iSIJl1lUllI'g Mar. Lune . . . . Farmvillc . . 125 Basketball-' Basketball, played in the City Arm- ory, is the chief winter sport of Lane's girl athletes. In spite of the inconvenience of not having a gym- nasium of their own, the girl basket- eers went out enthusiastically in large numbers for the sport. Coach classes were not held this year as in previous years. The squad was divided into four teams which held tournaments among themselves. These teams and their captains were: Edith Marshall's Dinky g Fay Purvis' Top Hat g Jane Adams' Orange and Black Streaksng and Margaret King's Sheiks . After several hotly con- tested games, Jane Adams' Orange and Black Streaks were declared winners of the tournament, and this team was given a party by the three losing teams. When the varsity squad was chos- en, practice was set about in dead earnest, and the form of the Lane Sextet was much improved by fre- quent scrimmages with St. Anne's and Ix Silk Mills teams. Although Lane's charges tasted defeat 'fre- quently, they possessed a clever pass- ing and accurate shooting team that ranked as one of the best in the state. The sextet got off to a flying start by thoroughly trouncing the Har- risonburg girls, 52-26. Its speed and passing were very instrumental in this victory. The local team made a comeback in their third game, easily defeating Shenandoah, 34-13. The Laneites held the leading score throughout the en- tire game. In one of the closest games of the season, the sextet lost to Waynes- Basketball boro with an outcome of 33-31. Hard fought and quick moving, the gamc looked as if it would end in a tie. In almost the last second of play, however, the Waynesboro forward sank the fatal goal and the whistle blew on a well-earned victory for Vtfaynesboro. In a later return game played in the Woodrow Wilson Gym at Waynesboro, the Lane girls showed what spirit they had, when, in a fast moving game in which the lead changed several times, they overcame the erstwhile visitors to the score of 24-17. In a second encounter with Har- risonburg the order was reversed and the local contingent bowed to Harrisonburg whom previously it had easily defeated, Harrisonburg, ac- customed to her own gym and with revenge as her motive, showed re- newed hope and won with a score of 23-21. The game was rather slow on account of fumbling on both sides. The Lane girls had a chance to re- deem themselves when they met Farmville again on home ground. They took advantage of this and the game ended in a victory for the Laneites, 15-12. This game was the final one for four girls: Jane Adams, Edith Marshall, jane Smith, and Mary VVade. These girls have all been leaders in athletics at Lane. Their absence next year will be very keenly felt. Although the basketcers were de- feated several times, their brand of ball was far superior to that of last year. The return of many seasoned veterans should make '37 a banner year. Boqs' Minor Sports Give me a horse, a G-R-E-A-T H-I-G horse ..... The noble art of hsticuffs ..... On your mark, get set ..... Two up . . . . Break it up, boys! . . Reducing your waistlines F. . . Stri-i-ke one! ..... How's that serve? Tkw 614 Qxbxws u.J5--Hx' I mag aXwasx-Q. Msijiw Svvu-1 ovoi, sv., '-XOLAJV-' XxoA'V 'Q-' 'fbbvvw xgikokn Lots 6, X ?l2:Q5'r1ii Girls' Minor Sports Iiast side, west side, all around the town ..... Nervous, Max- ine? ..... l'm going a-riding, sir, she said ..... Howling or baseball? ..... Ilelieve it 01' not -this is volleyball! ..... Gin puts one over ..... Swing it . . Roll along, pretty maids . . . Mer-VVade lCatch on?l 1 I R r 1 1. 'r T wh, .1 1. .... .. ' D 1 4 W . 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I.ile-ac time ..... You'll never get to heaven that way. . . . Une of the Smith girls ..... Ilow's the papcr, john? . . . . Ship ahoy! Franklin. .Acknowledgments We, the staff of the Chain, take this opportunity of thanking our advertisers for their cooperation and aid in making our annual possible. We wish to express our deepest appreciation to our sponsors, Miss Sylvia Horwitz, Miss Gladys Schuder, and Mr. Esmond Riedel for their able assistance and direction in the production of our annual. We also desire to thank Ritchie's Studio for the special photography and Mr. Floyd johnson for his criticism of the art work. And to those friends who lent us costumes and properties for the settings of the division pages, we are most grateful. 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