Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1938 volume:

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I rw V .ly AI juli, DIE z-3, ,,,V ,f A 1 gf' L' XM, ,- ' C X r I 1938 LANE HIGH SCHOOL CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA TVVENTIETH LINK Q9 an QQ GQ An swab V... . -1 if 7- - , N r . f.. 's- - , - v. uw '- ,-- 4..+4' , , , , W - -. - ' 1J..' ,. i'l'his piuturc, ururinwy of H'vll.VllilI!lfUH l'u.vt.J McGu!ffey House I'?lViliOY1 Number 9, West Lawn, University of Virginia. The home of McG11'l'fcy IIL11'i11g' his prufcssmship :lt thc University. GN wi fri As Willianx Holmes lVlcGuffey became Well known through his readers, so the Senior Class of Lane High School hopes that it will be remembered through the nineteen hundred and thirty-eight edition of 'T HE CHAIN lUilliam Holmes flflcfgujjfezf 1800-1873 lillllC2ll0l' and Author CONTENTS Adminisfiration Classes Aciltivities Athletics Features Advertisements - Y 1 r ,.. LUCY WEBB BROWN QQ, 0565 To Lucy Ulebb Brown for her faith- fulness, loyalty, cheerful cooperation, and helpfulness with the students and faculty, during fifteen years of service as teacher, sponsor, and librarian, we, the staff, dedicate this, the twentieth link of THE CHAIN. APPRECI Tl .2946 ob G0 QADNINTFRATIOINE JCQQ Ga 60 CHA1 N Qflieers of the Administration lm. ju-ilzs G. jonxscm took otlice as super- intendent of the Charlottesville nuhlic schools on .luly 1, 1909, and for the last twenty-nine years has served the schools continuously. During his term ot' service three elementary schools, an athletic field and held house for the white children, and :L new high school for the colored have heen added to the system. llr. johnson is writing 11 complete history showing the growth of education in Cfhzlrlotles- ville. Mic. l'lUGH L. SU1,l'RllJ1IIi, principal of Lane High School since 1929, entered 14K'illi:uu :uid Mary College, Iztuuary 1, 1900, and secured his 'l'eacl1er's liliploma in 1909. He completed work for his l3.A. degree in the Summer Session ol' 1916. Lzlter he attended summer sessions at luoth Chicago University und Colnmhizl, re- ceiving his MA. degree from the latter insti- tution. Before coming to Charlottesville he held the priucipzllship of high schools :lt Coehurn, Stou- egu, Appztlacliia, und ,llig Stone Gun. Mic. W. EXLLAN 1'1a1n:iNs was horn july 6, 1880, in Cliarlottesville, Virginia. He :Lttended the joues's University School, and later studied law at the University of Virginia. He started practicing law in 1902. Mr. Perkins has heen at memlver of the City School Board from September 25, 1916, to May 21, 1923, and from November 4, 1929, to date. .1-le was elected eliztirman ol the lloard on january 21, 1932, which official position he still holds. 138 Al.IIICli'l' G. U. I 3Al,'rz lIm'1cGl.1-:AsoN II. I.l-:I-3 IIAw1i1Ns iiu.:n'l'1:lflml-: IYIANN NANDUl.I'lI II. Pl-:ww I lmuw H. Ro1uNsoN NV: l.1.m M H. SNYIQIQR FRANK E. I'IAR'l'MAN CHAI N City School Board W. Towu-zs 1jli'l I'0R W. V. JOHNSON VV. ALLAN Pl-:RKINS W Rnlslf:R'1' A. VVATSON 4 1938 CILAIN Faculty I JULIA YANLTIQY AI.IJEIQIXIAN f:x1u.s' A'I'Ill.li'I'Il' cwwxi I:1ll'l1'lX'IIIt' SIIIIC VIICZICIICYS CuIIc-guy Univvrsi of Virgiiiin. AIJA LICIC IIICRRICY M A'I'III-1MA'l'lCS Univcrsity uf Virginia Sunnncr School. ii CI,ARI'.NL,If, ,IOIIN NIAIQ'I'IN III.IINII'l I'IN4Il.lSII a 1 . VIRGINIA IVRANKLIN ISOLICN SI-Zl.'RI'1'I'AIiY IIB., University of Virginia. LUCY VX'IiIIIi IIKOXYN LXISRARIAN rcrsity nf Virginia. I.II,I.IAN STLIART ll-U'I If IIlS'I'URY ginia- WlI.I.M'ORE M. DAMERON, JR. 1N1A'I'llliMA'I'ICS, 24-ClI'lNCI'1 IIS., University of Virginia. XI A RTI-I A WA I ,Ii ER IJUK Ii 1s1ol.um:Y of Virginia. 1938 12 ty IIS., I'I2ll'I'ISOIlIll1l'g State 'IiC1lCI1Cl'S Cnllcqcg AZII., NcwIrcr1'y CoIIc'gcg AUnix'vl'sity of IIir- nnnglizun, Iinglunrlg KLA., University of Vir- ffnnw A.II., Rzniclulpli-M:icon VN'uman's Cnllcgug Uni- Mzlrilm Washington Collcgcg Virginian Intcr- munt Cullcgcg IIS., MB., Univursily nl' Vir- ILS., MA., Colnrnhia 'Univcrsilyg Univcrsily CWLAIN Faculty GICORCZIA Rl AY lil .GA R MMII1-:M A'l'll.'S MA., Mount Holyokcg BJX., University of North Cziroliimg University of Virginiag Co- lnmliizl 'University Summer Sehmmlg Hunter College Snnimer School. l?OS'l'l'1R 'llAC'iXN'lil.l. C1lQIiSlAlAAl icNm:i.isn A.ll., Rumlolplnklzienn Collvgeg lXl',A., Univer- sity ul' Virginia: llrineelrin University. MARY k'URNlil,lA HANKINS CLI-:Inc A.ll., Hollins College. SYl.Vl A l'AUl.lNF HORWTTZ n ISTUICV, l-INKZLISII A.ll., Rzniflolpll-lX'l:lcon XVUl'l1Zlll'S Collcgeg Uni- versity nl' Virginia. MARY LOUISE JANSEN H isrmcv HA., xA,C5li1ZlIl'lllttlll Collegcg MA., Colnmlmizl University. LUCY Tl-IWI2AT'l' JONES l.A'I'lN, rcN1:1.1sn l'l1.ll., University of Virginizig Cornell Uni- versity. Mll.DRlClJ CONNVAY JONES icNm:1.lsH ILA., Weslluunptnn College. l FRANVIS GRlZENFlELD LANKFORIJ, JR. MA'l'I'llCMA'l'lCS, SCIIQNCH 13.5.2 Rzuiclolph-Mzicon Collegeg College of Willmm and M':1ry Summer Schoolg MS., University nf Virginia. 4 1 9 1938 O f1hAlN Faculty ISAIZEI, COCHRAN Klefllli 'l'v1'lavvm'i'xN1: University of Virginia Summer School. HARRY MARTIN novs' A'l'Hl,l-Z'l'lL' comin University ol' Virginia. KATHERINE AKIQRS Ml'I.fXl 112 l.A'riN ISA., Runclolph-M:1con XAIOITIZIIIYS Collegeg M. A., University of Virginia. RICHARD ANIJREW MEADE 1aNc:1.lsH AB., Rzuiclolph-Macon Collegeg NA., Univer- sity of Virginiug University of Chicago. IRENE GARRISON XIOLYNEAUX If:Nm:l.1sn IRS., llzlrrisonlmrg State 'iiL'Zl.CilL'I'S College. WILLIAM I. NICKICLS, JR. sun-:Nea HS., King College-5 University of Virginia. JOHN FARI, RliI'l'Z SCIIENCIC BS., Juanita Collegeg MS., University of RilCi'!ig1ll1Q University ol' Vittslmrglig Univer- sity of Virginia. HERE MARY RUCIQSIHRI Human, l.A'I'lN ILA., College uf VVillium :intl Mnryg MS., University of Virginia. 1938 14 ' CWLAIN Faculty CBLAIJYS S. SCI-I UIJEI4 rvm'i'i-i1c1u.x'i'ws A.II., Iiryn Mawr College-5 Culumlmiu Univer- sity SIIIIIIIICI' School. AGNES M. SHANV 1aNi:l,1su, HISTORY ILS., MAS., University of Virginia. Iil JVVA R I J TSAGISY SHOOT scucwcla, u lS'I'0RY ILA., Rzuiclnlpli-Macon Collc-guy University ul' AVII'g'iIIIil. GIiRAI.IJ FORWIN SIIEIIDEI, l'lIS'I'0RY ILS., MS., University of Virginia. IQOIIICIVI' E. SVVI NI ILER 1iIs'l'miv A.Il., MA., IIICIIZIIIZI Univcrsityg PILIJ., Uni- vvrsity of Virginia. M A RY ELIZA li ETH TI-IR I ITT M.'x'1'Hlaixm'1'1cs ILS., ii:ZlI'I'l'lViilC State 'l'cacI1crs Collcgcg Uni- vwsily of Vil'gilIIZl Summer School. 'I'IASWEI.I, HUNTER WALKER MA'1'HlcMA'r1Cs A.II., 'I.yncIiImrg Collcgcg MA., University of Virginian 1938 15 QQQQ QCP Azwf.? 2 PQ an ga XVJN NNH uf 3 r U' Yqda fNX I xvnkix wx X. , , L M -15369.-ffiia' 'W'ef'X- RQ - m xx ,vwwskd ,qpig Q? ig? Ham D' ' 'J' 'P ' . Q 4, Jak, WL VYNIIWTWI flfdyfi 4 al , x- ' K 1 mu f ix Aff ff, F 4 Y fxx Q ,, a I x. f A W bwwi E ES 0 WMS .? ,Ill I X , wf Nw as 1 sf X 5 x ,-U! 5 f'rv'fl ,w N E WW g if-49 , xii Q mf H M ffl! 9 fx. 5' I r f PW T,r.1 HNHWQM QF' f T :X yxkiimif y' 1 B C03 ceck wff F Y I, ,1 K ,AN tv I ' -:ij f' 1-X 1 J 'V 111' v ,2 f :,,i2F7 jk Y tl' Jizz if f . RT ' -9' ' ' 'ff 'ix' 1 . 4 , 1 , JFYQ il?-QXQQQ.: , 41, gvfg:-ici .JZki7LTxmwQlQ X ' ' ' ,231 .gEJgf,v..I-ES Xy muewqkz ' K YQNXUX y 4. Mfg'-N.: :Sill -V-435 r -ii 5, l.,.,-1,-ef ,, A ' , xx ' W FI'-'Q?EiA,:,-K5 .. 7 - f '- 41' X.4Q +Tv5T : -9-+'i1'5 -eN'1. '.,, f 'V f 1 .N .1 'W11f'f :5'-'ZV1 - fe ' Y . v?'- ' X .'R-' '- f '- 'f.f1ff I'-x 5i 1', : N'! 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I ,xml I f I-1,-air? .,S1e24X'-49511 Mx fa' wiki.: v.,-11 ...T-,,,.f,'.a1 yy L.V iq I 5,4 :i,,7,7-if xphm h x, In 1Z:'S,,1fs?' , i :FII-2 f . iA A '- 1 1 .I Q f f ,., -,I--9, -'Q' 'Flin 1 -W-'f '..::j'1'- .,l 1 w . wx ','.l 1',lr P . QwgmyMw,M WUwMWwhwPNWWNU,,WW9 w. - nw f 1 , ' 1, rf f ' W w if f 'iv f X U ' F' N W K7 'W wf M ,H A E '1 ,'- ' -l, ,.?' 1 M ,I ' E , Ywm,X1sj,iriM- f,',g,, Il, wif R H! A V A fr IVV Xjxli. IN ' , z Qfm. A FL , QDQQ 0365 17 CHAl N SENIOR CLASS HISTORY QVZQ QKQQ ll R thicc ycus ot excessive tinnditx blue sophis cf r-J-VH-w ly lllgbll School attei summei vac ition with the techno' th it we wx cle definitely on the top ot the heap At our lirst meeting, we elected the following offlcers to guide us during our linal session at Lane: president, XVilbur ,nxt :Hg - ' J -' ' -,' 25.3 L-- . ' x 'r S . . .... . ' ' Ah tication, and talse selt-appreciation, we entered Lane ff c' - -z 1 U . La 1- - 2 - . I , A . , A I . - C U lfitzhughg vice-president, Iimmy Bordeng secretary, Lucille Det- torg and treasurer, Mildred Clarke. Our iirst social function was a dance at the new city armory with music supplied by the orchestra of Vincent Tramonte. At Christmas we had a party with games, bobbing for apples, races, and refreshments. Then on the week-end of March 18, we went to see the sights of the big city of Wfashington. Next we all turned out for the senior play, The lfffholc Townls' Talking, which had been given a few years previously with an all-faculty cast. All during the year, Mr. Sulfridge and VVilbur Fitzhugh secured speakers with diierent careers to talk to us about the rewards and the qualifications of their particular work. These talks were beneficial in helping us determine what we would choose for our vocations. JAMES QUAlll.liS, jff.S'f0I'llIll 938 lS CTLAIN C msmmwzm , SENIORS ' QQQQRSQ ' 1938 CTLAIN VV1LBUR FITZHUCH JAMES P. BORDEN LUc11.L1a DETTOR NIILDRED CLARKE MR. H. H. VVALKEP MISS SYLVIA IAIORXYITZ CFFICERS Q9Qa Ubi? 1938 20 . . . . . . .President Vice-Prc.s'idc11I . . . . .Sccrclary . . . .7'1'cas-zum' . . . .Spormov . . . .ffiolzsm l.I'1S'l'l'IR RANnu1.1'11 .AMISS CuAm.u'r'r1s IXNTIIONY N' W Sf N4 VVILLIAM BARR I'.u.l.1cN 1VlAm:u14m'1'1-3 ,lk11ccf1il 11-:Alu -lAm14:sl'. I!mm1fN ju Xflkill N IA Nl5u'1qlR1i Blum: CPDAIN W3 f-'VMI' Www DORIS AND1iRSON ,WW CARL l3A1:N15'r'1' jmvrlas E. Ilnclclaus Tfolcm-1s'1' W. B1 RCK H EAD 1938 45 Zifg Q CHPJDQ Q M A1u:Alus'1f NIARIE BROWN JANE Mmuus CA1.rmuN ml l 'i AQLQQ, Q fubidllj Q fV5 E1-Aka' I A umm-:Y CAMPBIQLL LWM4 ' Grnmvciwuxx. JEAN CA M mu-31.1. CA N NO N ffalmaf n- ' M lwulzn LAWSON CAR'1'1c1z MAGALINJ-: LAV1s1,1.15 CASH .I AQUELI N CASKIE M ARGAIU51' CA'l 1'I'IR'lON NIARY EL1zA1sL:'1'u CA'l I'lil lox FLORISN uf: YvoN N is C111-:Am 1938 Q M 11,m:1-:D CLA1: N15 JULIA N1':w'roN Conn RAN l1l'1'I l'Y BLAIR Lol,c'm'K SAM j. CoMm,1Nus CAT 1 mm N xc MILDIQED CON N 1f:1.1.v -IAIVIIAIS Cm'1.lN V 1 Nc'rlcN'r .TUSICPH Clmwlfmm 'l PURUTIIY ML'1c11-11. Cm-:Asv .TAN les T. Dfxvls ,,fgf5f?',if w J'9 CHAIN . -1 fin? 1 If V' , ' 'I-'lf1cN1w Col.1.1 mc 1938 Ny-iv if CED CWLRIN '41 1 I 1 9,95 1938 f'-X -GA 1- V - Dlx: N, I., ff ylz. if l'-lf ' N LUCIILLIE DlC'I l', ' ff, ' 3- I 1 ' .N f , U1-N 42 : 3 -f- :ff . -VJ u I , 1 W!! J' ' X jgf ff ...gf J'US'I'EAN FRANCES Dluus . A ,- !L In A 1 ', U' cl! , L lf . P, . . 'V jg!! ' , .5 iv' , ' ,lf j 4- NANCY Su 151'1 1151uJ DlNw1DD115 DON DISQUE JAN 151' IJISQUE. Ev1f:1.vN ELIZABETH DoLL1cNs x s N zu, igii wfj Vmcu N m DUDLEY 1-QOHERT L. DUKE, JR. TMUMAS EDWARD QDULANEY GEORGE Duluusu 24 4 CHAI N CED 'IAM Ias L. Efxmss TI I I50u0III5 M . EAIILY MAX I N I-: EI.I.I NG'I'oN EI.IzAIsI51I'I-I JUIJSON EN NIS ,,,ayv'E' ' AT I I A N I ICI. M CG I4 I-:Isola TZ WIQLI., j' II. WILIIUR FI'1'z1fIUGI-I ALMA l.UClI.l.li GAIIIANIJ GI.ADY5 ELAINI4: GARTII TIIUMAS 'I-IA,NcoIrIc GAII'I'II WlI.I.IAM GAIIHI, I1 ,Mi ff' . , 'Y N , I' . H- 'WW My if I LW' . V PAW I ffm A 1 1, QPJJ' C4 ,ff if g jf Lfif' ,fjyfg iv fy 1 I! If' rf- ,: I 'J Y . A f f--' J f. ',I.f'lA f I 1938 535 25 1 CHAl N N N M A mv I31-rrsv 938 26 VVILSUN Gm: GRACIIS ANN rua Grlssow RO!-XAIIE LEA GIBSON EDWARD GEORG1-3 G1I.1n-:1zsI.l515v1a N11:w1x mN GILMIQIQ Rom-:KT S'ruA1z'r GLIQASUN '13 ' 1 A I ' VJMJKJIKI 'P 'NA Rosa GRAIISI. ' An- I 'SJ ' T -L x 2 1 1 n 4' ' JD I I wrwcr VVA'l I'S I1AC'CLR'l'Y u' R K,x'1'rr1.l-:HN lX'llCRlSDI'I'll HAc:czmm'v P1-:A RL NV: 1.1.1 Mfrs HA1:1,ow 9 IJo11o'1'11Y .l.lA11111s CWLAIN 9 pJ 1,50-ii'Y JR4mlJNlJ,glxL5jUiN'I'1JN 1fLx11111s ' ' - 11 W, Lf- ' N . bpggiiwg I11-:ss11c llAWKlNx M ,uw I31s1,vA I-I1c1111 H1-:'1'11 G1,1-:NN I-'I11.1m1a111 A JACK IJOIXIICS C11,x1:1..1f:s W1-:s1.1-:Y I lo1'1-'1-' 111-:v1c111.Y lQ31mn1fo11n Hov1f:11 1wALJm 1-ww.. A Zta-A 1--atqnxlsv LQQQYM H I.o1s l,1'c'1 I.I.I'2 I-I1'1t1:S'1'1cA1m 0 W. 1. .-...wif-. -ci D. H U NDr.1cv, IV 1938 27 :Qu wil- CPMAIN 1.Uc1L1-1s A. JA Flmmrxfs IR, jo NNI PEARQN L.fxNc,: 1238 IVIA1cc:A1ua'1' FRA M ICS JIMMIE Jussuv N ICS LLIA M N CIC fDRlI'INjl'1NKlNS ANNIQ jo11NsoN VVILLIAM james s KI-LADLI-: M Rofsrzm' K1cAn1.1':, JR. A'1 1'li'I'ZXV LA NVMAN, ju. ,IAN 1-:s Ross LIQNYIS A1.1c:15 STON11: Lowa I4I1.1s1-: C1.A11so11N1-: Mc3GAv0c1: 'KA'1'11A1a1 N1-3 I.1aw1s McM111.1.1aN N1-11.1.1 li KA'1'11 1-11:1 N Ii MA111112x RUBY MAGANN -IA N li'l' 1VlA'1 1'1114:ws Do 1: 1 s MA 1-1 M 1f:D1.1f:Y MON'1'1 I5 M 1:1-:Ks TSA 11151. H'o1.1.A1Mv M11.1.15R f1hAlN 1938 F Q' C 54 . 1 X-14 ' ' X.Q 2 E62 2,8 fa, MR, 1, .f . N, I C cg, QL! Site ,Ti x I 1 n 9 CHAI N CED , ' W QWM-51,53 .WMV . 1?,LlZAlili'l'H Movsuc JANE VVARWICK O,NlClI.I,. -'V 1938 Lois E1'.lzAl'uf:'r1 .Lge MT V Q!0'0 7 4, ,pwd NIARAIORI Ii Nlms 1WII.T.Ii'R Q,-F w V' iZPt:NN15VV,,1VI1'1-mini J V 51!'.A.f' ,frv-L. U ff . -r ff-Ji5 f' -'MV LV fwwa you ffm f-we ' f . , . J MA ij0liIl'. M1 lL,lIh.l.I. A,0y4,,m f Homme Cl,.fueK Nrwmm 2 !f.! ' , gfful- fnbudby .Lw-'J jp 'ljf5 L' MARY Loulsls OW J . ,, I, ,A ,f'.3j,L.,s:A4, 14,4997 ,,.., ef' .flxfjfh-41-Qfilgyf 1 ,ff..f '17 f-,..1.,Q-Q fLjL1,4u.:,Zi3 f- , Qu Ag , - 4 V 1 , I YL it . , 1'fffC2fm,.' -7 .lf-45016, ia ,.,,,,, L, A.. ff - LV! ' A 7'? 'j:. L11 4, Us ' 1 , L4 ff CuA1u.12s Tkvr Nc: Ovlzluvl A N 'Ziff-Yfflfi,-Cff44..-,1,-Q . -.u5f4,, 1 A unmcv Lou Isla PAYM: -fl ,.vf.-G117,2- CED N-g ce: Qfflfyif ,',,f ,5 Am Qifgfvgffg SM? J 5,1 if eff! ij 922, fl CfA'1m QNICPAYNE Ny Rlmv Ev11:1.vN PUGTT JA'1m':s Q UA RLICS EDNA FA'Rl.l'I R0lll'IR'l'5 H ARRY I-I.RomNs0N,j1e. W1ar,FoRn Ross limmlz 1.1-:I-1 R USSELL SCLA'r1f:R SADLER I JVl.l:.5Ml1II LQ JV, ,Q 1 MAIcc,:AR1a'l' WA'1'soN SMITH ' CED 1938 kJ'K'.f'!'g-210 L.g4,,,,j fo I N LWV Qf' 'A ,Lyn ,fyy1,,1Tn1fi., Lfuji If fcbybo ' IQ . If L1-IF' E V O WAI.'l'E1z I.. SM Vrn, JR. LAWRIQNCE FONTAINI2 SNODDY, JR. 124 CAil'HFRINl5 TYLER SNODGRASS Z ,, , f K RI IC'F'l'A LEE S'l'RA'l I ON O Law I . X I My 7 AI6 O- VVILLIA M ADDISON TAm.12'rON FRED TAYLOR FRANK L. THOMASSON Jhkmft Qui! ROY TUIQLTQ CJ diana Z ,Z I 'fw' ,- 44447 0 u14laL..n.,.,J 7 1 l'V'f'6'c fl-ALq,4,a4.4. ' 4-I 1 2'fllrVM.l14,4' 3 M 4'.-'-'wg , ,T RILLTE TU'1'1 m.L SALL1 li CARROLL TU'1'lfIII.I 1938 GJ 32 TDD XY i3P5UV1pi,DJ'3J3,,'lf3TQY, Ng y Ni- , 1 J'JAM3,4!U,Wfy w ww M y . M1 , t I 41 wjfmgx, V :YD pp imwlelxm EIPTII-I VVIIIQIELI-:lc Xi M lids? 1 1u11'n1':Ncrlc WAYN li VVH ITIS CHAI N CED I V U II I-IUN'1'l-:la WA1.K1au, JR. Ill-zxufrlvl' 1- .WA 1' tfbwxf L my WW ,ww f N - IA -rRc 'fJ' A'1 L3Q' f 1VII0NA'Tl'l'ISE6 Lal MJMNM ' M1090 Ww'5 UjMTwclz0EV QA M Qpjfjfj of M Q' Tw ff wif K1 F'u4g'm51cC-i 12 I' M VJ? -' yyi JJ W fft M W f . Q . 9' W' '2' 'K'+x'f1T'39 JMX, 193 8 Www 3 - V. 1 if W Y Jqrwgzl aV N CHAI N JUNIGR CLASS HISTORY -CF, September, 1935, the present junior class entered L I Lane High School as the usual group of freshmen ilk does-scared to death. At our lirst meeting, we wqg- JD elected Reid l-lundley, presidentg Elise Graves, vice- presidentg V. Stratton, secretaryg and Billy Keadlc, treasurer. We took a very active part in all school organizations and began a scrapbook of snapshots to be used in the '39 CHAIN. During our second year we were led by Alice Pritchett, pres- identg llilly l-lulvey, vice-presidentg lilise Graves, sccretaryg and Mark Congdon, treasurer. Outstanding events in 1936-'37 included the .Iunior-Sopho- more Dance at the Qld City Arinoryg lilsie May Clarke's rep- resenting Lane in the Latin Tournanientg Elizabeth lluford's playing the lead in the annual Players Club play, and the sopho- more classes' writing .Lane news in the Daily Pr0y1'c.s'.s'. At last we reached our junior year and chose Robert l-lolland, presidentg Gus Kardos, vice-presidentg Alice Pritchett, secretaryg and Elizabeth lrluford, treasurer. X'Ve entered heartily into all literary and athletic activities of the school and topped the so- cial events of the year with our annual dance. X'Ve hope to make as big a dent in school affairs next year, when we will be full-lledged seniors. lVlAR'l'IIA Un:1nsxmNN, I-lixlorian 1938 34 CHAI N t wang, JUNIBHS ' 1938 'J . Q I- A50 . I-f'--comm-u.x.. I kk MCPUQIN JU IOR CLASS OFFICERS ROBICRT HOLLAND. . . ...... . . . . GUS KARDOS ...... ALICE PRITCHIQTT .. IlLl7:AR1f:'rH BUFORD. . ............ . . SPONSORS Miss NIARY I.. JANSEN M MEMBERS x 1 Y Y 7 f if' . 'w+em4'-LL' -4- ' 5 pf ILfqr'-7' fy-yr--g ' ,Av- jjffaxvu ff,-g,,,,.,,,.J,f Ml. . . . . . .l'rvsidvn! . . V'ice-Pvwxvidwzl . . . . .Svfretclry . . .7'rvc1.vzw'vr R. VX71LLmM 'IQ Nrcxcl-:1'.s, JR. Iq.ATHI.liEN ADA Ms BUCKNLR A51-:RY TJONALD .BATTEN CAROYL BEDDOW RAYMOND Blzmiw RIYER BENDFIR GLORIA RERRY ROBERT BEST FRANCES BING T'TAROI.D B1RCKH12,x1m CA'1'HER1NraB1sHOR JOHN BISHOP XWILLIA M BISHOP RIYRA BL.-KKEY STUART BOLLINO :BEN BOROEN NIARY BRIEEDIQN ATARY ELLEN BRICE VVALLACIQ BROUSR .-X MRLIA GREY BROWN M ILDRIQD Blml-'FRY E1.xz.,xR1a'rl-I BURORR EULA Mme BURI-'OR11 .'XI.Il'lC BURNIQ1' Nl' ,x Rl mum' R UR N wr GlI.l5EI!'I' CA M Rnncu, XY. IJ. CA MPBI-11.1, Nlmx CARR1 xcrml-:L Enrrn C,xR'1'1f:R EL1zAnx4:'r1-1 CASH XIOYCI1: CMON W, T- CHRWNINO ELSIL: KIAIE CLARR1-: JOHN CLAR K1-: Enrrn Cl.IiMliN'l'S KIARK CONORON IMR CORLIN 13151-1-1 CORRS FRA NCIS CORRS BIETI-l COWLICS 1938 36 W11.Lm M CRUL'KI'I'l I' IJURIWHY Cum mumps JOslil'H1Nli IJA1:N1':Y Lx was lJ,x1.HOus1-1 Iilfzvl-:RLY IJAN HCI. I3u.l.Y lJum.l-:Y M.uu:AR1c'l' IJUOLIQY Xl .-xR'rHA lJ11m.1cY FOUN1' Ennms Hr-:Ll-:N Ev.-ms lZr.1zRma'rn FLY NT CARI. FRENCH DUl,I.Y FRY I Jlcl.1.A GARONI-:R l10R0'l'l-lY GRRONRR IAM I-:s GIANAROS N.'XNK'Y Gn.Llcv li1.1':.'xNOR C1..'xss4pO 'l':I.lSl'1Gll:XVl'1S Ih1.l.Y H Rm-:N Q 5515.5 If I , ff , .. .. V, I f .IIIANIIA l'IAI.I,AIIIm 7 I I' 'jr Xx IxII .INI .- .. 4 I. ' ff! , J, xl.XliY JANI-1 HAM W ' IJ ' ' ' NIIIIY IIAM M I IIQII I lIxIII KN I 1 J Y I! 'll pr ll I I fr xI4AII l rm ' I I tlfAxIIIIl?IIfFI:j MAN IIA N I4 H A III' M A N M .IIIQIIIIIIIQ H AIIIIIH ANI . PIAXVKINS ISI- WAN.-x I-IIIIQIIMANVIQ I I UNI III IIII NII ., '-:fI,IIa :An X AIIIIIII-:III'I'Ia l'f0l.l.ANIr AJEIIII-:II'I' I IIII.I,A NII IiA'I'IIIIx'N HUNT I JICl.M A 'I-'I II N'l'lC MAIIAI.INI: I IUII'I' RIIIII IIIVINI: KA'l'lII.liliN .IACIIIIN VIII-:II -IA M Ics 'HI-iN jIIIIN:+ AIIIII N ,IIIIINSIIN NINA ,IIIIINSON 'l'uM M v JIIIINHIIN Gus KAIIIIIIS ,I A NI-1 KNIIGI-l'l' KAIIIIIYN KNII:II'I' MAI:-IIIIIIII LACY I.IIcII.I.I-: LANI: RIIIQIIII LANI: llIsI.I-:N l,AwIIIaNcIa I':I.lZAllI'1'I'll I.AvNIi GIIIIIIIIN I.I-:AKII YIR1lIl.l.IiAKli , hm . , PIARRY l.IN'I'rIN NIIIIMAN l-UsIIIIAuIsIfI RIIIIIQIII' LYIJA Y ICIIWAIIII MCC U I-1, I I l Ii'I'III-:I. MCI JIINALII AIAIIIIUI-:III'I-Ia MAIIIIIQX !JoIzo'I'HY M ANI.I-:Y NAI' RIANN A'I'HI-:NA MAIIINIIS EIIWAIIII xl'lL'll'I'UM l-I.IIvII MII.I.IzII .I IYA I'I'A M IIC I-I I'Il.l. RYLANII 'MIIIIIIIQ Rfllllilfl' M IIIIIIA Y A IIIIIIIQY lNliVV'l'lJN RIIIIIQIIT NlJI!'I'I'I ELNA N1lliXVI'1I.I,li O'I'I:s NLIL'lilJl.S 'MACIIN OIII.I-1 KIQAICION VAYNI-I RIARY E M II.v PI+:'I'IaIIsIIN X I,AllIM III l,IlII'l'lA1ilIINIi FIIA N I4 I'oI.oI :IIU'm .fXI.IcIi PII I'I'I' I-I Ii'I I' A N Nli I'I1cIcI4:'I r I JuIIo'I'Hv RAINIQH RIIY RAINIILS I.Ics'I'IcII RIcImN'I'Y HIIIJCI-2 RI-:YNoI.IIs A IIIJIQIQY R Hmnis XN'II.I.IAM RIIUIIIQS Ilmus RISING IAMIQS RIIIIINMIN CAIIIJI-IIN Ru'I'I.IzIII:Ic :ELIZA III-:'I'H S H IiI.'I'0 N JANI-: SH IIaI.IJs FoIIIeIas'I' S H II-'LI-:'I I' VVII.I.IA M SMICK BIIIIIW SM 1TH BI-INUR SMITH MoN'I'II5 SMITH jAIvII1:s SI1IzoUsI2 T H QM A :A Smc Ic'I'I I N HI2I-IcN STONEIIUIINIQI E. V. S'I'IIA'I I'oN EI.I.IcN S'I'UI.1'INIz EIINIQST TAYI.ImIz LIsI.Ia TAYLOR PHYI.I.Is TAYI.I'Iu IIIEIZGY T H UIzs'I'uN RIVI-Ls 'fILMAN RoI:IzIc'I' TIIMS EI.I.Io'I'1' Towsnv RIARTHA Uncmz MA N N R IivA UIIIJIKI1: RIJISICIYI' X7AI.IiN'l'lNlE NIARY A NN NYALKI-:II RIIIIIQIII' WA I.'I'I2R FIIANCI-is VVAIID IVIS JANE VVAIIIIIII I' NIARTHA A NNE VVAIIWIL lx RIIIIIQIU' VVA'I'soN LOUISE W mm VVHIZIQLIQII XNILIQINH DIIIIIYI' I-I Y VVQIIII ElJl'l'll Xkfunn BAIIIIAIIA NVOOIISIIN RoIIIaIz'I' YIIIINIQ L1I.I.IAN YIIWILLI. ff 38 Hi' 37 CHAI SCDPI-ICDMORE CLASS HISTORY lf 6 'I URRAH! At long last, alter bravely surmounting the C 147: '2 HLIIUCIOLIS obstacles of our freshman year, we reach- ed the hist pinnacle in our high school career. XVL' , . 5. . . . Q Q were sophomores! At the beffinnin f of the term we helcl our lirst S S class meeting for the purpose of organizing. XfVe electetl the followinf ofhcers: ack Sanclricle'e, nresiclent' l-larrv Lowe, vice- . D 3 1 lJ1'CSlClCI1lj Nancy Gleason, secretary, antl .Ilobby llaker, treasurer. To help us in the coming year, we chose as sponsors Miss llebe Ruggieri and Mr. E. ll. Smoot. NVe have not been inactive this year, for many of our class have played prominent parts in our school activities. The sopho- more English classes took turns in gathering school news for the section, Lane News, in the Daily Progreav. Charlotte Mahan antl Mary Frances Wfilson hatl parts in the Players Club play, Com- ing Tlwouglz flzc Rye. Some of us took part in the various sports, and to top it all off, we gave a clance. As we look back with pleasure on the two short years since we entered high school, we remember many experiences, both pleasant and unpleasant. X'Ve look forwartl with anticipation to the next year, When, as juniors, we shall occupy a new place in high school. NVe hope we shall be able to fill the shoes of the juniors as well as clitl the juniors of the years before. l'llEI.liN lEXVlil.I,, fl'i.t'lUI'ftIll, 938 C CPhAlN SOPHOMDRES C Wit-9.Qi13Q9KX9? 1938 1- J mymg off? A550 gjfvx V df I Lffigiifig ffwfg K I s X A225 Q. -I Ib II' 14 .9 ,lflyw ,, .,- ,avi ,III .vs 4 .-2 - M Z' -4, 1 I I 3' OL A ES, Hg? Lf MQ . i G1 E6 ,J ff ll ,A yJ gjh,J QjJ,!F',Ihf'7JJ' Y xv ,Rain .novv --Y - if 2 Vulfvxvk cv- bi V Y O FI R 5 J . IQ U ,A DIACIQ SANDRIDGE ......... . . .... ,. . . . . la . . . ..... .... ....... I 1 'L'S7lfL'IH W . . xg: 11 If HARRY LOWE ..... .... . .SQL . . . . ,. . , .......... lf71flTU-I71'l'.TMllCHf - . 1 , WI NAXNCTY GLEASON . . . ..... . . .,. . . . . ......... ....... . St'I'7'L'ft1l'N ,fl ' BOBBY BAKER .... ....... I . . P . . . ........... . . .'I'I'vrI.mwI' .I I ,F I5 3161 gfQz'Q. SPON oRs -E Eg ' I , , , , . - - '- ,, ' MISS HERE RUI:c,IERI MR. EDWARD IZ. SMOOI Ii - .Y ,J MEMBERS +V , N' HARRY ANIJICRSUN LOIS BUCK EUHHNIII CO:-'I-'I-iv 1. '-4 A ' FRANCES A NTHONY HIiI.liN BURROWS LUCY CULIE 1. ,Q Q, RUTH ARIIIENTROUI' CASRER BUSH AIIIIISON COLLINS 'Ni 'Nt r N' I ROBERT BAKER XNALLACE BYIIEE XIIIUSINIJX COLLINS ,Q 'J' f , YJ ' BARBARA BARKSIIALE ELLEN CAMPBELL ,IA MES- C RIEAEY ff 7 U 2 If I ! EARL BARNET1' HKJLCIJRIIIE CAM IfIsEI-I. .El,IZ.-XT!I'1'l' H QRIENS HANV on HQ Q Y JEAN BARNET1' HliI.IiN CARMICHEAI. GARLANII CRIINSIIA w any T' 1, 'K PERVIS BEDIIOW ANN LOUISE CARTIER HOWARII CRENSIIAW R 'Q -5 If- 35- BETTY ANN BEHRI-:NII'r FRANCIS CARI-ER I'fUVi'IY IDARNEY F13 - j Lg' 4:3 IDA BICKIERS RALI-H CARTER .ALICE DAVIS RQ lj V, KJELVIN BISHOP AI.IfRIaII CASEY EUIII-:NE DAVIS JJ VVILLARII BISHOI- GROVER CASH LIIc'II.I.Ia I JAVIS 4 ' I ' EARL BOOTH CATHERINE CASON FUI.'I'0N IBICA NI-1 C 01 , 'B FRED BOWEN NTARIAN CASSITY WII.I,IAIII IJONNICLLY EUGENE BROWN HARRISON BROWN BE'I I'Y BRYAN ICJAISY MAE BUCK HO RI ER BUCK DAVIS CA'I I'liR'I'UN LOUISE CHA AIIIERS CLAY CIIISHOLIII EIIIIIE CHISI-IOLM SA AIUEI. CLARKE 38 40 GER'I'RIIIIE I JURRIER VVARRICN IJUIILIQY IRA IJUNN ANNA IUURHA RI IIOROIIIY EAIII-iS GED 730'-A-L A ' Q-L 'CHA R . 'J' ' ok A-ff f'f'fW? 5522 if ,dxw J f A q fo 5' 1 . - ,I 1 ,i4L5JL:fy Ni, g. LZI 'M?'mi5 i Jw- '3' GIA'-BBW 9,6 'T I 5 ' J 1 13-mA. mf Y I 0-21: I . 1' . If I I 5-M51 -1 L..-,bU9.m Van. A V I'IIcI.I-zqjgsxs' . L-. IiIQN.'X I-IUIfI-'MAN 0 I WAL'I'IcR IiAIII4:s xvd ,RI,tllIlSI'2 H UIII-ues ff ROZIQLLII IZCKI-'ORII A X1 Q! ,. ff , xIAR'l'IIA lf.IIIi.'XR'l4 J ' KIARY EHICAIVI' MJ . I .IANIc'I' IiNlLI.ISIAI -. I3 IX 1' I'Il'II.IiN IiwIaLI. , 'I':l.IZAIIIi'l'I'I IfI-:RRON CJIJ I ' NIIIUGINIA FIc'I'z .Q 4 0,0 IIICKICY l:I'I'ZHUfIII .IACQIII-1l.INI'1 IYLORIQNCI-1 I I-III.IIRI-1'I'I-I I7I.YN'r f- . f I I-I I-.LAI A I'I.YN'I' SARA ITRANCIZ IZIIWIN fIARIlNIiR 1 CII A RI.Ics GARRI'I'I I'li NORA-IA GARRIsON I IIASTUN GIEIC Ipfy 'full AIJ 00N I I QI ' MARION GLASS I'AUI.INIa GI,Ass I X 5 ' NANCY CLI-:AHON f JF ,j ALICIA: GLOVICII I ' ITRANCICS GOOCII IA M Ics GRAYIQS I I x,I:RI-IIIIERICK GRIQAVIQR I .41-1 CIF! Q,I.OYII I-IAIQIIARII ,UXII .IIJ ILBIEA N NI-2 HALL - 5 Q! 9 IIICARI. I'IAIlI.0W I 'I I NIIIIIEIYI' I-IARMON RICI-IARII I-IAR'I'MAN ,511 ,-IJ bf' I' I' ' I' I '- , , . JJ :DL-'I , SARAH IIAWI-.IN5 Al.liXANIlIiR HULL I-YNIlI.Ii I-I IIR'I I' , XIARY FRA NCIQS , ARI EM MA JUH EI.I.IIi WOOI NSUN I IxIaI'I'H I1:S'I'Iil.l,I-I IRYI NI: I I I N IJONALIIKL Ii Iiuw I N I,IiIi .I AQ UI-:LIN Ii I.IcI4: RIQIIIQCCA I.IaI': KIARY IIIQAI. I-1 I.Iiw1s A I A Rl :A R Ii'l' IJ NTON ,I I-:AN IJJVIN 12 H A Il R Y I .I rw I-2 PAUL LYIIAY ARCIIIQR MC CA U LIZY ,I A M las MCFA RI.A NII XAIILLIA M M ACILWAIIN RIYII'I'l.Ii IXIAIIISON C II A IIl.0'I I'lC I,lIL'lI,I.I2 MA AIAHAN H A NLS I-II-QLIQN RIARKS KA'I'II IQRINIQ HARRY XIAI KIARSHAI 'IIN I I Us'I'I NI: NIAR'I'IN NIIAIIPIN M'AssIzY XIIRIZINIA NIFAUPIN FARSUN IX'I'lI,I.I'IR CONS'l'.-K,NCIi M I LLI-:R 'Ili EIJVVI N AIURRIS FRAN KI.I N NOWIIRAY H IiI.IiN NIOVVIIRAY SUSII-2 Nli.AI. IRIQNIQ N'IiNV'I'ON A N-IO!-I N NORRIS I CARI. CJMOH U NIIRO ROYCIQ .I'ACI-: FRANK PAYNI-1 VVIDA PAYNIQ M ARIIA Rm' IIRIGIC A, XIARY PR1CIef- Q GRACI2 pRI'I'C H Ii'l I' VV A RREN PROCTOR SALLY PURVIS RANIIOLRH RICKIQTTS E.VIiRIi'l l' RIN KER FIIIQIJIJIIZ RDIKERTS XIIOLA ROIllER'I'S VIRIIINIA ROI-IR IIIESSIZ RUSSELL PIRAIILIQY RU'l'I.IiUIiIi NI'Il.IIRIiI.l SADLIER IIOIIIIY SANDRIIIIQI1: L ,I ACK SA NIIRIIIGE 0I,l.IIi NIAE SANDRIDI IPAYMONII SA NIIRIDIIIQ: II'IIiI.IiN SANDY IACK SCRIBNER EIIWARII SIQILIQR I IAYIII SIZIER IE ,. FRA NCIQS SI'IiNcIzR G:XIlI,.IXNlJ SI-IcI3R FRANCES SPROUSIZ I JOROT H Y STA HL SEWARIJ S'I'ONI5nURNI-:R CLA RIaNCIa TAYLOR CORNELIA T:KYI,0Il EI.IZ.4III'1'I'Ii rI'I-IACKER ALJDIQIEX' 5111-IUMAS CI.AUIlIiCJ.'.Ii1-IOMAS LUCILLIQ 'THOMAS RUIIY 'IQHOMAS RUTH VFHOMAS IJAN 'f0WNSIiNIJ ELEA NOR XfALIEN'I'lNli I.IiVIESE VIA VI:AI.'I'IiR VIAR LYNVVOOD XIVALTON M PAUL VVALTON . ,. Tvuallu. '-widaf' ff at 3 ,f K ' I'f'7--A-Wz':.i3f,f.,4-f fffff.-lg! ,.g',fx'.,Q:- ,' -' J. 1 1 . s fix, 34427, HJ If aber uf GEORIIII XAIICBIZR dyu' I:.ARL W H ILILLER IIAUTJNIC VVIQIIRX ,lt Dalit!! ' C ARL NVH ITLOCK GIQORIII-1 VV ILKINS XIARY FRANCES NVILsON RIINOR VVILSON XIVILLIA M VVILSON CORLIHH VVINGFIELD C II A RI.O'I I'Is VV TN NORMAN VVITKIN 'F IJWVA RIP VV11 I' UWM IAM 1 H, ' ,I XIIRILINIA I-IAYNIcs RIc'I'A NIII.I.I-ZR RUTH SUDAN SHI-:II XVOLF 53 II s I L'A'I'III-:RINIQ I'III.IIIf:IIIIANII RICI-IARII NIIl.I.IiR I EARL SMITH Il0Il0'I'HY VVOOO I ,VAS ,J-'I V x.I,OIIIs I'I4II,Ill'IIIRANII I,l.IL'II.I.Ii MIN'I'IaR I FLIIRRII-I SNIQAII FRANK NNOOII ki If I' f 'VOM MY I-IOvI-:R H ARvIaY KIITCI-'IIil.I, RIARY JANE SNHIQD RICHARD YATIQP. 'I I 'L . fy' I , . . V I N33 f' B K A , 645' Ls AL-'Lb ,,A,i ,AIY ,. K1 ' ff . on' 'R 5--4' vm-231111 In-K Ig'--A+ i W! If , I IN AQ- I 'JJ U7 'L , LQ X Af ' X3 N IK Q1 -' A . Q Cl.. I' ' J' L- I ' rf ' o it . A . CED I ,M Q, 933 ,C , W my-HH - I H EVPQQ F .j,f0b,bI 41 ww-F , vo .- . ' I . ' I,I:7il!v'fjLb60f' ,QIQA-M-In .II.f-...H-Q. ,ff pf ,I I N 0 C1hAlN FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY tp Q2 Hlfl Freslinian Class of 1933 enterecl Lane llieh School Q Q xi ith the spnits 01 Clailt Mehuhtey Venahle, 'mtl 0lQlll.l sehools l11Q'IE1111Ltl 111 the he nts ol its ll1LlTIlK1S ji f --- W eH,,f. L11 iid -H . ku . ll , 17 A I: 1 l , .1 i :TY HU JH hut, thanks to the fine efforts of our teachers, the tallis macle in the various rooms hy lli-Y memhers. ancl the lTl'CSll1HZl11 Mix-Up, these quielcly developed into the Lane spirit. Upon lirst entering' we were hewilcleretl anrl awe-struck ln' the clin and confusion of changing classes, and for the lirst week we x-vonclerecl how we would ever become accustomed to it. At the first elass meeting' which was helcl in the assembly hall, Steve Martin was selected to leacl us through our lirst year at Lane. hut l11lfO1'lUI'1ZllCly he hacl to give it Llp. He was suc- eeeclecl by 'lohn Davis, while Steve heeame vice-presiflent, with Katherine Melrarlancl as secretary and Pete lirlwarcls as treas- urer. Mr. liklwarml li. Smoot was unanimously chosen sponsor of the class. Many of the freshmen have heen taken into the rlillerent eluhs: the Metcalf and Hayes Literary Societies, the tilee Clubs. the Players Cluh, and the junior Hi-Y's each taking its share. Others have been active in sports. After all things are eonsiclerecl, this has lltfell a very goocl year for the freshman Class, anrl we expect an even hetter tin'e 115 SOpl1011101'CS. XVA1.'1'1a1e 11.14 w 1 s, ll1i.rfm'iul1 1938 42 -UW I , 31Wb I N .MVg?55jQfw?Qf gf , N3 WW GQXJ WWLWL - if VfwOM 5g,4WLJLgw'L? ff SH. :WM oLJyWmWMp 4 g fs , FRESHMEN ' VQZLNSY 1938 CPMAIN T'f- ' ' -'U FRESHMAN CLASS JOHN DAVIS .. S'I'I4:vI-: lW,AR'I'l N ......... KA'I'IIu:R1NI': NICFARLAND. . . PI-:'I'Ii EDWARDS ........ FRANK ANIIIQRSON .HARRY ATKINS CARROLI. BAI.I.ARn CAIII l'1RlNl'I BARNIQS EI.IzA1IIa'I'H BARNI-:S EVICLYN BA'I I'I.Icv VV II.I.IA IvI BA'r'I'ON VVII.I.1A M BIQHRIQNII1' STIQRHIQN BENIJIEL, J-R. STUAR1' Bmn VX II.I.1AM BINIILIQR liI':A'I'RIcIc BIRCKHEAII I--l'AzIaI. BISHOP PIZIQIIY BISHOP SARAH ANN BISHOP A NIIRICW HOIJION OFFICERS SPONSOR M R. EDWARD B. SMOOT MEMBERS FRRIIA BOWERS RAYRIONII IERIQIQIII-:N RIAARY FRANCES IEROORS M4-xRI:III1:RI'I'Ic HROXVN WAI.1'I-:R HROW N l'Ie.-xRI, BROYLIQS GORIION BIIRNIQI' CTHARI.I:S CALIIIA E. D. CA IsII1IsIaI.I. EvIA:I.vN CQIRM ICI-IAIQI. 'HARRY CAR'l'liR HIIIISON CAR'I'I-:R NANCY CAR'I'I:R VII vI.I.IS CARTIZR TA MES CHAI-'RIN KIAIJIIQ CHISI-lDl.M 1938 . . . . . . .Pwnvidcfzl . . . lf icv-PrusirlvIII . . . . .SCL'7'Ufl17'AV . . .TI'ccI.s'-IIWI' '1'HIcI.IsIA CIIISI-IOI.RI WII.I.IA RI CI-IRIS'I'IAN 1MAR'l'lIA CLARK LORRAINIQ CI.I-:IIIIf1N'IS 'HII.IIA CfOI.IcIxIAN lIIaR'I' COIIRS ROIIIf1R'I' CRAVIIN NIAAXINIC CRI-:ASY CA MII.I.IA CRIIM Mli'l l' XfrlRG1NlA CLIIIIIAOIQ LAURA DANIIQI. CALVIN DAVIS .IOI-IN DAVIS SCYIIIQI, 'DAVIS I.I':wIS DIQIIIIRR Iil'IzIf:NIc DIcSI'IaR SARAH JVJIIIHS W11.1.1A N1 171591112 J. l', lm1.1.1Ns .I'I1a1eM.AN 1301111111111 J A014 IJu1x1.1-:Y RANlllll,I'Il IJULANI V1:ANC1-:s UURIIA A1 GI..-x11Ys EQXIIICS Al.lk'Ii 111.-xs'1'oN l.11.1.1A N EAS'l'lJN P!'1'l'li Ii11wA11ns W11.1.1A 111 li11wA1:11s 'l'H1-:1.1s1A 12I.I.lU'l I' 'l l.A11u1.n Iisnucv A 1H1111cY EVANS 1i1.1zANn11 FARISII JYAUI. F1c1cAs -l,.fXlT'l. l71NN1e1:.-xN R11'1'H 171.11111-:Nc'1': M.-x111:A111s'1' FLYN1' H1-:1eN1c1c F1e1cN1' H I,o1'1cwou11 Fmzzl-11.1. 1211111-:1z'1' CART 1-1 JOHN GIAN.-KKOS JJ1c1.Hu1-:Asn G11as1mN Jl4lRH'I llY G111suN T.A1X'l0N'I' GIBSON NflI,liRI'Ill G111suN C'111.o1f: GlI.llliR'l' Glilbklili G11.M1c11 IIQAN GLASS W11,1-:Y GLASS l.1auNA11n Go1.ns'1'12N DORIS Goocu G1':o1z1:1cC11Av12s L1c1zoY G1zAv1as JMYARY GRAVHS RICHARII GRxNN1z1.1, r1JI'lUMAS G111NN1z1.1, IXl'A11sHAl.1. IJADICN JA M las I-I.A111z1w1AN RA NllUl.I'H 'HALL XN'11.1.1A M HA1.1. A N N11 HA N11 1'oN A111.1cN1a HA1z1.ow R1H1Y HA1e1.ow 1iU1:1aN1A HAwK1Ns F1m1:1uas'1' H11.ma111eAN1m JJONN H1Hf1f1a1c l21.1zA111c'1'H 'H01.1.AN1u RA 1.1' H H o1.1.A N 11 J11w1-11.1. J'TUlJSI.liY EHWA1111 H1wwA1m J A N1ct1-: H U1: H1225 Af.-XRJORIIE Huumas VII!lZINYzX HUNIPHREY A111.1zA N H U N1- MA 11-111111111 I-I11111' K1'1 1'Y Jo11'NsoN Nl'A111:111a1z11'1a Jon NHUN MA M112 Joan If H JA N1 ns K A111105 A N N K A sua 38 45 X7lRfiINIA IQIENNHDY R'IYR'I'I.E Kmrs JA M las K1R1sY DAVID IQLINE FAY KN11:H'1' A1.L11:N LACY JAMES LANE J UAN11'A LAN1: B1A:'1 rY LARA 111111416 IJ01z1r1'11 Y L1:1a XYARVI N L121a BETTY .ANN L1aN1'z XNALTIER Lxzwls JEAN Lov1N1: TQATH 1':R1N1a XICF.-KRl.A N11 A 11111.15 MCM 11.1.A N JVIARY JUN12 IXfCN'li'I I' JUNE RIA!-IONIE NANCY NIJAHONIZ GLAC1: MA1.1.oRY E1.12A NOR XYANN T3A1usA1zA MA1z:sHA1.1. CHA1z1.12S MARSHAL1. LIEVVIS MAR'r1N STEVE 1X,l'ARTIN LINDSAY KfAVVYER NANCY MAYU P1z12s'1'oN .NIAYS VV11.1.1A M M1cA111z XIIRGINIA JWONIEY M A Klan JDANIET. LTORRIS D111z0'1'1'1Y M 0111115 CHARLES NIORRISli'I l'Ii JOHN CALVIN AJOWEN J ACK RLURRAY Jon N NlCHOI.:XS CHARLES OA 1:1-:Y NYXNCY O'N1c1LL HOBBY LEE O'r'r EDWARD I3 A1:xi ROY I-'AYNIQ XLIOLET PAYNE XNAUDPILI. PAYNR XIIRKZINIA Plalzmzov FRAN Klli I-'Lx-:ASA NTS XLIOLA PLUMH JJoMraN1c Pom :RU'ro FR.-xNKL1N 1'R1c'lc FRA Nclzs Pulau M lI.'l'0N R1CKls'r1's EDVVIN RIDDLIZ TORRANCIC RINLLH AR1' EARL Roumrrs CONWAY R01-IR BEVERLY RUM L1zR GARNE'r'r SANnRm4:la JA Ml-:s SANURIINSIC CHA! N I-UUl5YfSCRU1lllS R Ussr:LL S H 1-2 H A N XIYAI. SHEPI-IERD ER NEST S H IlfLl-:'l 1' NYH liI'1I.liR Sl-l nfl' BIARY SLHDII 'I PONALD SMALL 'FPIOMAS SNumpR.Ass FRANCES Srwlzlc Nm'1'na SOU'l'HVVOR'l'H CHARLES SPARKS ELLA SMQNCER KIARTHA S1'lcNClaR CAMlI.I.I'1 SPICICR JA M las Svrcousla JULIA SPRUUSIE AlARGlTIiliI'I'Ii STA!-ll. C H A RI,UT'I'Ii STA PLICS KJARJORIE S'l'0m:xcL H A Rum S'l'0NIiBUllNI-IR CQJRNIQLIA S'rou'r XHVIA N S'rRlcKLA N11 I JoR0'rH Y TAYLOR GLQRXA T HACKER Ln'r'rn-: T H A C N me RIARWI mme T H AC R lil! CUIiNlil.l:X 'I'nuMAs Ijl 1 1 M 1-:R 'lf H um AS LURNliI.lA TIIIJAAIASSIJN RANnru.vn 'IQIMIKI-1Rl.AIil' l:RANl'liS 'IJUMLIN Nuslf:ANN 'l'uwNsl-:Nu NANUY NVAIDIC JA NIE xfYAI.Sll I-lARR1soN XAA.'Xlilh LuRl4:'n r.A Al Ali XIV.-XRIJRI I' if u A RLY m'r'r1': WA It w lv li KI A R1' lfl A XYJYVSUN XNVILLIAM WAjrsuN Ii1.'ruN x'Y1l.KINS C'L1au NIVILLIA Ms 'El.l.l'1N NVINI-: CHARLIQS VYol.l-'RIQY AUURICV Wrmuu U1-:RNARU Worm lJAY1n Worm J A M I-is Wfuull ROY XNUQR BERNARD X'VUlJllSUN 'I RMA VYRIt2l'l'lA GURIIUN YUWI-Il.I. FEBRUARY FRESI-IME EL1zAma'rH ADAMS JA M1-Ls ANDERSON ELSIIE BALLARD F Ul.'l'0N HICDDUW JUANITA BIQTHIQL BARIIARA Blsum- Joycli BLUMIC IQENNETH BLU M15 THOMAS BR11-:Rs KA'rH1zRlN1a BURTON Lmvlslc BUTLICR JUNIE CLOLRLH CHRISTINE COLEMAN STA NLIQY CR1CK12NmaRa :HR Juslavn I Nl-1 EASTON KIARCIE EIIJELMON linaR'rHA ELSWICK H AYVVOUD FRANCE HARRY Gm NA KOS ES'l'EI.Lli GIAN NINY CHARIJES GLEASON NVARRICN GRIEAVER RJARSH ALL JJAHQIARII 'RE'I I'Y JEAN H'AI.I2 Luis JJALL XN'lcI.lfmm HA RLAN X1VII.llMA N H U lvl-' A-1 A N M ARMA Rm' JA M rcs FRIQIDERICK JARIUS RfARY XIARJORIIQ K1-:NNI-:nv Ilfllllilfl' KINIJIQICII Jun N LA NCA S'I'I'2ld Amana LA NIS GLADYS LA Nm: HELEN I.AXfV'I'IiR BARBARA NJCCAULIQY 1'l'AZliL XIARS HALI. TMof:lcNl-: RfARSHAl.l. OSCAR Momma CHARl.0'l l'li Mmuus Eusxa KILORRIF- K:X'l'HliliINl2 RIVOVVISIKAY RomaR'r NIK P!fJI..-XS CRORYQR NIJIIIQIS NELLIE ODLL: Rl'Il.DRlilP PAYNIQ Tosnvu PURYIS KA'I'HIiI!INlE RIEYNULIIS R'fII.DRliD SEILIER 938 46 Q IKARLI-IS SHIRLI-:Y NfYR'l'LIi SM x'1' u VIRYLINIA SI'l'1NCI'1R TH III! MAN g'I'AltNl-ZS CATIIIQRI NIC Swuxlcs X'vl0l.A Swxl-Ls JJONALD STUNI-ZIKIIRNIQR IJum:LAs S'l'0NI-ZISURNHR KIARY I71c.ANL'r:s 'l'nAc'R Llawls IIQPIIJMAF- KJYLI-IS '1'HuRs'1'uN H lClillIiR'I' 'I'oMLxN RAYMOND X7Al.l'IN'l'INli AIARY VYAIIIC JJIil.L.'Xl'H I N1-1 NA'1aI.1.s 'EARl.liY X'YIil.l.S HA M l l'UN W lcKL1Nlc f'A1A'1N XN ll,l5I'1I4l2l'ZIi xAYlNS'l'HN Wlwrzluzl-:R H I-ZRIII-IR'I' NVILKI NS RAN-ll-il. WILRINS FZDVVARII XXVI Nli FH ARL1as XNoo11SoN J.llX I-IRA XALOUIISUN f Q9 Q9 abc? ACTIVITIES C Ii22Z3 ' 0324 Q60 5Q3Qtf?f?2m 1 QIIfXI!I.l'IS CHAI N STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS -IANIIES QIJARLIQS. . . DOYLII: SMITI-I. . . SIAMICS BORIIIQN . . . I.L'cI11.L1f DETTOR .. SUR VVATTS ..... . PTANNAH GRAHSL. . SPONSORS M Iss ADA LEE BERRIQY MR MEMBERS Fall Term B1:'r'1'Y BRYAN NINA CARR-1 lCH A C1,AY C1-11s11o1.M H 1aNRY Co1.1.11cR NIARK C0N1:I1nN FRANCIS Covvs ,TURN IJAVIS LUCI 1.1.11 U1:'1 1'I1R T111c1.1v1A EI.l.l0'l I' UARIIARA U15 11011 JA A1 Iss 1311111111151 EIIIIIII CA M1-1I14:1.I. NIN:X CARM ICHAI-31. CLAY CH 1s11o1.1I1 SAM CLARIQIQ FRANCIS Cows T-I1c11.1.1c TJm'1'oR 'l'111z1.MA EI.I.I0'l l SA RA XYAYNIE FRANCE KIAKY NN11.soN GRI: jon N GIANARIIS EI.1s1c GRAVIZS ,I1II1A1Y I'IAliliMAN C 11 ARI.1is H11L11f'1-' E. O. MCCUIQ, TTT C I-I AR 1.1I'1 1'1n MA I1 A N Spring Term AIARY W11.sI1N Glili C'I1AR1.1as G1.141AsIIN HAN NA11 GRAIISI. RUIIY HA M 111 ALEX HULI. Tom IIIY 11111 Ns11N 11111 MY KIRBY NICKY LAUY NIIRAIAN LUSIIIIAUIIII H A s w I5 I 9 3 a 48 . . . . . . . .l1'I'v,1i1 I Il 2 7 . .l 'icv-I r1'.via'1'1'1l Tl 7 , . , . .lf irc-I 1'c.Iidv11l . . . ..S'1'vr1'lcI1 V . . . 7!l'L'lISIH'L'7' . . .7'7't'lISlH'!'!' LL H. NVALR ICR jAc'Ic AI' LIRRAY I JI1v1.1-1 S1wI1'I'I-1 NIVINOR SM 1'1'1-1 GARLAND S1-1111-:R NI A R'1' H A U 15111-1 M A N N HlI.l.Y XlVA'I'SfIN 'l'I1-311111-:R'1' WA'1's1IN S111-1 XN.'X'I l'S CA RI. VVII 1'rI.11c.'1z QIACIQ AIURILIXY S1115 NIQAI, 'IA 111 nas QI1AR1,1-:s lIoY1.1c S111 1'1'IfI KIARY AIANII SNIAZI-111 'MA R'I'1-I A U1-3111-:AIAN N HII.I.v XVA'1'suN S1111 XIV.-x'1 1's CARI. XVII l'l'I.lJl'K CEUAIN STUDENT CGUNCIL The original purpose of the Student Council was to give the students an opportunity for a partial degree of self-government. ln allowing them this privi- lege, the Council has promoted a better understanding between the student body and the faculty. It has helped to familiarize the students with the regulations and true spirit ol' the school. The lirst meeting of the Student Council was held in September to elect .ililicers for the fall term, From that day on it has served the school faithfully and successfully. With its purpose in mind, this year's Council has tried to be a real help to the school. ln order to relieve con fusion it sponsored a campaign against running in the school, chatting between classes, and undue congestion of the halls. VVith the help ot' Miss llerrey and Mr. Wallcei' and the cooperation of various committees, the Achievement Award System was changed in several Ways to make it more practical and effective. Nurnerous other plans were set aside for further consideration. The students of Lane have continued to give their cooperation and support, and their Student Council has each year taken a more important part in the life and activities of the school. h'VA'l'SUN, hliUltRAY, CoI.i.1i:n, VVA1.iuaR f.S'pou.mrj, BERREY f,S'f1on.vnrj, Covvs, VVA1'soN, Cmsnotxi l'lAf:lcMAN, Mt'CiJlc, C.Mm1lt'iflAlcl., Glmvlas, F1mNc14:, lX'lixHAN, DAVIS, HOUFF GIANAKIJS, SPICER, Smrrl-1, UIQDIQMANN, GI-212, CoNi:noN, VVHITLOCK, ELL1o'1'1' l'715'r'rolz, QLJARLEQ-1, SMITH, X1VA'r'rs 1938 fed' ,gal lnCmyJe' CED CHAI N Cuclucfxx jlmm CUCFIIQAN. . . NIARY Illaunx ITICRR. . SUE VVA'r'rs ....... EWARY VVILSON Gulf. . Miss LILLI x'fAIll2ARIi'l' Blzovv N BTi'I l'Y lirexwx N El,lz.fx1sli'1'H lillxfcmlm 1I'Am:A1z1c'1' 'l3uuN1a'r JAM-1 C.-XI.l--IOUN Aunmtv C.-xMmua1.1, AN N CfxR'rER M11.mu5n C.fxn'1'uIz TAQUICLIN Clxsxll-1 YYUNNE CHIQAPIQ Kf1I,nm-zu Clmuala 1ul.m CoCHlz.fxN l31a'r'rY Ccmurucxi .LUCY Coma BETH Crwvs Bli'I'H Cmvms O FFICERS SPONSORS AN RUM' Miss El MEMBERS I,lrcu.1,l-: lJla'1 1'ou N:NNL'X' DINWIDIIIIC I Jm.LY 'FRY KIARY Wu.s4mN Gm-1 'H1a'rsY Gum 1-:le Rum' I-IA M M Glilllll sm N A H male M .Vx Nc:-1 KIARY I3l2l.v,'x H I-:mc 13lzvmu.Y I-lkmxflm Lms HlTCIiS'l'l5:Xll RUTH Tuv1Na: NICKY LACY Amen-3 LOVVIC Fmsr: M'CG.'xw1CK IsYx1u4:1.M11.l.l':Ic IUSICPH I NIC IJAIKNICY 12538 GIRLS' HINY . . . . .P1'c.s idr1Ll . . .I 'ivv-Pf'c.viric1Ll . . ..S'vCrv!zzry . .Trcasm'm' . I ZA I4lE'I' ll T H RI FT I.-xNfi C,'NI'III.l. MARY LOUISIC f3'I l' lovcla VACIQ H IXIARY CA'rHAm Nl-I l',,xYNl-: A I.ICli PRITCH1-:'r'l' NQUTI1 S1.o,xN KIARY JANE Smal-in CA'1'z-usmN1a SNolnnmsf4 H l'1Nlm-:'r'rA S'I'R.'X'I l'UN SAl.l.ui 'l'U'r H ILL M.'xR'l'l-IA L3l'1IlIiMA N N A N N W,u.K1an TRANCES 'YARD I XR Suu VX'A1 l's VliUllliNCIi WHITI-2 IYm1m'1'xlY Woman Fu.-x NCUISI-I You CHAI N GIRLS' I-II-Y This year has been a very successful one for the Girls, Hi-Y under the capable leadership of its president, julia Cochran, and its sponsors, Miss Lillian llutt and Miss lilizabeth Thrift. Wil'li the cooperation of the lioys' Hi-Y a Freshman Mixern was given in the early fall, and an assembly was presented at Christmas. Social service varied from the maintenance of a needy woman, for whom supplies were obtained with the proceeds of a beneht bridge party, to the distribu- tion of baskets at Christmas. During the spring term in addition to the participation in Boy and Girl Weelc , the main events were a M other-Daughter Tea and a Faculty Tea. Throughout the year programs were planned and various churches attended in a body in view of again winning a gold seal certiiicate. At the state convention held at Harrisonburg, one of its delegates, Alice l'ritchett, was elected state vice-president. The increased influence and efficiency of the group was marked by the success of the school-wide 4C's campaign and Bible discussion groups. I'--llclaumawclc, HA Mm, Gu.Misle, Burr fSfonx0rj, 'liHRIl 'l' KSfion.vorj, FRY, Sxomsuass, luvlNr:, VVAR11 ly ff NY.-KI.liI'Ili l'lllCKS'1'l'1All lbxvxrz Orr CAB-ll'llliI.l. W'H1'rlc l5lNWIDDII-I CAl.HoUN Bleowx BRYAN , H . , - , H . , , , V , llRl'l'Cl-lli'l I', lioroizn, NlIl.l.liR, Cl..-xluoa, lu'rHn.l,, llrzrron, S'r1m'r'roN, Cowuis, Woon, IJ.-xizzvlix' W!! Ui-:mcMANN, O'NlilI.l., Lfxrv, lelovlilt, You, C Hrafwiz, Qorcocrc, Cores, KlcGfxvocK, CAR'rmz Sl.oAN, Coma, Cilili, Hlikll, Coculmx, VV:x'r'rs, BUuN1z'r, Cixrzwlz, Lows, QASKIE 293 SNIIIIIIY LAWRIEN C15 SNODDY. . LONNIR CASII. .. JAMES BQRDI-:N. . . DOYI.Is SMITH ..... IIRADLEY RU'l'I.I5DGI2 .. UI-:N HIIRIIRN jAMIas BORIIIQN GII.III2R'I' CAMvIsI':I.I, LIINNIIQ CASH HliN11Y CrII.I.IIiR FRA NCI!-1 Cows 'l'3II.I,Y l'DIINNIeI.I.Y ROIiIiR'I' IJLIRR NA'I'l1.NNIliI. EwIcI.I. XN'II.IIUR FITZH UI:II .HII.I.Y GARTII GAs'mN GRR CTLAIN BOYS' I-II-Y OFFICERS SPONSOR MR. GEIl.ALD C. SPIQIIIIQL MEMBERS RAYRIIINII H'ARRlS JACK I-Inumznas CHARLES HOURI-' Eu HOWARII IIM MY JESSUI' M A'I l'HEW LA w M A N Xfllllill. I.I:AIcIf1 JIMMY 'LnwIs En MCCUII NIONTIE Mlclalcs IAMIIS QLT1XllI.ICS .HARRY RKIIKINSIJN I'1RAIII.I5Y R LI'rI.IaIu IR 1938 . . . . . . .Prcsiricui . .lfica-PI'I'.s'idcIIt '37 . . . VifC-1J?'US'idL'7'I,l '38 . . .Sccrclrzry . .TI'vfIs-Izrcv' Sl'I.A'l'liR SADI.l'1R IXIIRRY SMITI-I lmYI,I': SMITII MIN1lllSMI'l'H NIlDN'I'll'1SMI'l'll l,AWRIiNl'l-I SNIJIIIIY 'lZII.I.Y 'l'ARI.Ic'I'oN FRANK 'I'IIIIRI.-xssuN HlI.I,Y 'l'II'I'II ll.I. ,IBIIIIRY XIAI.l'IN'l'XNI'I I-I AswI':I.I. WAI,IiI'iR HIIIIIIY XVAl.'I'l'1I! CHAI N BOYS, 1-11-Y The lloys' lli-Y' began its activities for the year with the customary Fresh- man Mixer. This year a series of lectures by Rev. D. D. Holt, of the First Methodist Church, was conducted on the subject, VVhat It Means to Be a Christian. Other helpful lectures were given by Dr. Royster, of the University lflospital, and Mr. llarksdale, from the Y. M. C. A. The club brought about the establishment of two new Hi-Y Clubs in the locality-the lloys' junior 'l-li-Y of Lane High School and the Senior Hi-Y of lvlelntyre. lloth clubs were operating independently by the end of the year. ln addition to this, the organization helped the Girls' Club in conducting a 4C's campaign, devoted to making the student conscious of clean living, clean sports- manship, clean speech, and clean scholarship. The two senior organizations distributed baskets of food and toys to the poor at Christmas. The club furnished books and lunches to some of the needy pupils in the country. Representatives were sent to the District Four Hi-Y Conference helcl at X1Vaynesboro this year. The club ended its activities with the usual Best Girl llanquet and Dance. lQomNsoN, Liaakic, MV:xl.kl4:le fQllAltl,l'I5, SMITH, 'llll'l'llll.1., SI'lilllI5l. fSlm1:.vorj, Howfxiui, llONNIil.l.Y, Glili, Illia-:ks C'o1.l.lm4, l-loulfl-', Cows, HUIJGIESV, l-liWI?-3, LAWMAN, Frrznuccl-i, XNAI.'l'liR 'lll'IOMASSUN, S.-Klll.l'IR, SMITH, GAR'1'H, BORIJICN, XNA1,Klaic, V,-xr.nNr1Ni2, jifzssul' fiAlX1l'1ll'Il.l., lioruwlm, Ru'ri.lc1u:rz, SNOIIIJY, Casa, Six-lrrn, McCue, SMITH 1938 53 CED C Vi GIRLS' JUNIOR it I-II-Y HJXYNI-IS OFFICERS X1 IRGIN IA HAvN1ss .... ............. ...... I ' 1'vszdcl1.l l'IliLEN H L'R1e0ws ...... . . . Vice-Prvsridwzi jAcQU1f:L1N1z FLok1':Nc1f. . . ............ ..... 5 'vw'cla1'y B12'r'rY ANN lhcnlel-:ND'1' ....... ....................,............. T rcczsmwr SPONSORS Miss LILLIAN BUTT M iss lE1.lzAm-:'rH TH'RlF'l' A Girls' Junior l-li-Y was organized in September, 1937, by the Senior Hi-Y. The purpose of the organization is to further the work of l-li-Y in the school. lts first year has been an earnest endeavor to learn and live up to the ideals of the Senior I-li-Y. The members have attended church in a group, distributed Christmas baskets, and helped the needy. The Junior Hi-Y feels it has completed a successful first year. Klls. Tl-IRIFT f.Slf70lI.TUI'j, I. Blcmaizs, L, IZIJQK, Rl. ,IQ lxlCNI'I IZ. Corrs, Il. Cori AN . fA4S.fi,TflIlll .Stf7OIlS!Il'j, Miss Hlrlj' KM: ' r R Miss l3u'r'r K.S'fmf1.wr'j E. IKVINKQ, L. hYARIJRII', M- Lewis, I-l. Ewlcu., l' F lax rr X 'ri r S. l 1. AC, N. fJ'Nli1l.l., T. RINEI-lAR'I', S. l7Rfxr:t'l-is, .Iimyfif IZ. .Alu JRIQ Q H. Bulmows, V. HAY. as, -I Fl. nz .N tr li. lilcnmqflf M - 'Plump nut nmmcn-inf-r in nirfnrn- 'IX lla will All'-far: 'li li l,xNN 19-38 T Z , -at . DIP' W CHAI N BOYS' JUNIOR I-II-Y RIARTIN OFFICERS S'l'l'1V.IC 1XflA1rl'1 N . . . ............. . .,..., Prcsia'c1'zl jmru M Ummx' .... .... T ficc-Prcsvlrlwzl 'llomw Orr ..... ....... S vcrenzry jim MY Wooly. . . .,............... .... T rcasurcv' SPONSOR MR. G. C. SPEIDIEL The Boys' Junior Hi-Y was orgzmized this year by the Boys' Senior Hi-Y. Ai' the iirst of the term the grfmp attended several senior meetings. At Christmas it helped the other Hi-Y clubs in distributing the charity baskets. Later the cwgaiiizatioxi held an incluctifm ceremony, at which each member received his pin. Several times during the year the club attended with the Senior Hi-Y. P. M11,r.x4:lz, I.. Mmmw, il. Kuuzv, '1'. GRINNIQLI., IB. Wu.soN, A, I.AC'Y CS. Gmmlcu, H. CA1:'l'lfu, Mu. SPHIIJIQI. f.S'f7UllXllI'j, E. RIDITIJC, bl. Sctummme Ci. liURNIE'l', M. GIQAVES, E. GAWVH, U. Emvmms J. VX'oon, I. Nfiilemv, Ii. Orr S. Nl:XR'I'IN These not in picture: 7 I-I. IJ.-xlawl-zv, l'. i':llXVARllS, I.. lf'1uzzlc1.1,, IJ. I-Tolflficlz, H. l-uvvl4:, Il. RIICAII, IJ. Sm.-x1,L, I.. Gu1.ns'r1-:N 1238 4 W Q27 ,Sf T sk f -f f v fig' 1 ge 1' 1 if QED Cu1.1.11zR H1 ARY CoLL115R . W1L13L'R FITZHUGH .. . 'XUDRIEY CAMPBELL .. N1XNCY DLNNXFIDDIE. .. MRS. A. M. l3111'1 1'Y BARNES K1'1 rY BARNES AIYRA BLA KEY ELNRY E1.1,1aN BR1c1-1 V1R1:1N1A BR1C1z MAR1:AR1f:'1' Blzuw N PII-II,liN BURROWS JAN15 CALHOUN Cl-lARl.liS CA1.11:A AUIJRIQY CAM 1'111a1,1. I':l.I.IEN CA M 1'111a1.1. G11,1115R'1' CAM PBELI. NINJX CARMICHAR1. A NN CARTER EIILDRIED CAR1'1aR ,TAQU1t1.IN CASKIIE YVONNE CHEARE Ti1c1 rY Co1.coc1c MARY COLCOCK T'TIiNRY Co1.1.11aR V1R1r1NrA COLLINS B 1zR'1' COP PS 1315111 Covlfs GARLAND CRISNSHAW IOSEPHINIZ DARNEY LUCILLE Dmwron S 11 A W HAI N HAYES LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS SPONSORS M R. MEMBERS .NANCY DINWIIPIPIE 1511.1.v lJ1sQ111: Evl-11,YN IJo1.1,1':Ns R0z1c1.1,1c EGR 1foR11 W'11,1:11R F1'1'z 11111111 IACUUI-1l.I NE Fl.0RIiNL'Ii CAR1. FRRNC11 LocRw11o11 FR1zz1-11.1. lJo1.1,Y FRY lJoRo'1' HY GAR11N11:R E1.A1N1c GA R'1' 11 liwrsv G11,M1-:R I JORIS Gooc'1f1 H A N NA H GRA 1-1s1. E1.1s1-1 GRAVIZS JA M1125 I-'IA1 :RM AN RAYMUN11 H,ARRIS X-'vllllil NIA HAYNIQS G1-:oR111A NA H 121211 M A NCIC NIARY B1-:1.vA HRRR H1511--1 I'IILDIilKRANll TACK HfJIllZIiS I-JON H'0lfFI'IR C 1-1 A R1.1-:s H011 FF Lms H 11cRs'1'1cA11 MA1J1a1.1 N1-: H 11R'1' 38 . . . . .PI'L'A iffL'lIf . . . Vizfc-Pv'1'si1lur1.f . . ..S'vc1'vl111'y . . . T1'L'llS1H'L'7' EDWARD flj. SMOU1' JIMMY j1ass111- 1311.1, JUN1-Qs A1.1,1-:N l.A1'v B1-:'1 1'Y l.A RA M 1 11411: xIA'I I'HIiW LAWM AN 111c'1 1'v A N N I.1iN'rz NIARY l31eA1.1z l.11w1s E1.1s1c M1'CiAv11cR H A RRY Xl A R'1'1 N LUc11.1.1f: RIICI-Ill-I E1.1zA111a'1'11 A1111-N114 Rnwuc l'A1f1c A1.11'1c I'R1'1'1'11 li'l I' HR.-XlDI.liY R11'1'1.1c11':1-1 VA 111.1c'1'1wN R11'1'1.1+:11:z1-: 'D0Y1.1i SM1'1'11 MoN'1'11s SM1'1'11 NIARV AIANR SNR1-111 CoRN1c1.1A S'1'1111'1' E1.14:A NUR 'L1c1a 'VA1.1-:N'1'1 N 112 1311.11 VVA'rsoN S1112 VVA'r'1's T.oU1s1z Vvlilll! VV1-1 1-:1a1,1cR W11.R 1 T-IS RICRNJ R11 Wuon FRA 1111111511 Sfflli HAI N HAYES LITERARY SQCIETY 'l'he Hayes Literary Society began the session 1937-'38 with the addition of thirty-six members. Under the direction of its two very able sponsors, Mr. Snioot and Mrs. Shaw, the organization presented an assembly program on October 6, consisting of a short, though amusing, two-act play. Following' the previous year's system the society was divided into two teams, each of which was under the head of one member of the society. ln this way the programs were more regularly and better prepared. Christmas was celebrated by the society as a whole with the distribution of gifts from one to another by Santa Claus, alias President Henry Collier. The llayes Literary Society tool: much pleasure and joy in contributing as much money as was possible to the colored nursery of Charlottesville. llringing the year to a successful close, the organization entered representa- tives in the reading, debating, spelling, and public-speaking contests. 1 Ilmuus, l7RlZZlil.l., l-louifif, Smoor f.S'pm1.i'orj, SHAW fSf70llA'UI'2, jones, RU'l'l.I-Illlili, Smrri-1 llxsolne, liA'l l'l.IiY, l-lr-zum, l-l11.n1ammN1i, MeGAvoeK, l,lAl'!NlEY, Fav, CARL-ilci-iAla1.,, CALIUJUN, l NlAl-l.-KN, l-loncais, LAWMAN .5 -Q , l'illl'INl'H, C.fu.u:A, lililefli, Cfixirxru, Lows-1, Coma, C11.Mlcu, Yon, Cixsicuc, Cows, Coroelc, Cumma, 15 ,ll-ISSUI' 'llmai-zmfxu, lfl.olu-mera, l'lAYNl'IS, Winans, XlAI.liN'l'lNl'1, Gaiznxiau, lJOLl.liNS, liiI.AKliY, Glmvics, y Xlovsni, 1-lol-'Hin 1 Siurru, lfli-zxcimmxrrz, lrluirr, l..-ximmoiua, l'lllR'l', Buiuzows, Fimxclc, l.l2N'l'Z, G.,xi:'1'H, Gxmusi., 1 KJ I ' 1 1 lllirrou, VX'A'r'rs, NA'll.KlNs 'Q Q, N-fy Noon, b'rou'r, l'Arlc, lzrm-'oim, C.-x Mifislaia., limmias, Iloruunn, lifxngllas, C.-xivrizn, Smaian, Cfxssrrx' J' JfAMl'IKlil.l., fiooen, l'llTCKS'I'liAlI, Col.l.iNs, Hmwnmua, COI.I.IliR, CAMl'!llil.l., FITZHUKSH, Licwis, , hw. fy .llRl'l'CHli'l l', Lowla v my Q - -- -f - W - . .J h ' 1 1 D? X5 .I P in gym' Q. if C35 W ol 1238 Glili A Al v VV11.soN Gmc. .. ll 1 Y TAHL1-:'1'oN. . A 111 :A11 151' H1511 N l'l'l' . . K A '1' H 1,1-LILN A 11A A1 S l3A1111A1zA l3.'XRKSllAl.lC l51a'1 1'Y A N N 1312 H 1c1aN11'1' l11aN 131111111-iN IA A1 ras I-31111111-:N NA'A1.'r1a11 H1mvvN Lula H unc .I l.IZAIHE'l'l'I I31J1fo1:11 Ci11111111N l3111cN1c'1' AlA111:A1z1-1'1' I3u1zNm' MA11111N CAss1'1'v JULIA Coc H RAN I,l.'L'Y Coma KIARK CONHDON JACK Co1'1.1N lAA11fs Cfw1.1N 'I31a'1'11 Cowuss ,IUH N 'DAVIS 1AN1c'1' 1 D1sQU1i I'1c'1'1a EDWARDS lA'1Q1.1cN Ew1c1.L N A'1' H A N 1121, Ew12LL VA 111. FINNEGAN C,-.s'1-oN C1212 CHAI N METCLAF LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS SPONSOR M155 LUCY T. joN1-:S MEMBERS KI.-ANY XN'11.suN Gmc NANCY G11-:AsuN K A'1' H 1.151-:N H A111 :1a11'1'v Rum' H A M A1 A N 1TA H A w 141 Lou1e1N1a 1-I11.111i1111AN11 I1cw1c1.1. I--IoLrs1.1ex' 'l'm1A1Y Huvlclz H11.1,v K11:A111.1-1 HAVIII K1.1N1a Al.I,liN LACY jAQU1a1.1N1Q L1c1-1 AI.A1z-11111112 L1N'1'oN A I A RY j1.1N12 M cN1':'1 1' C H A 1H.u'1 r1a A I A H A N I.1':W1s 'M A1a'1'1N S'1'1iv1i M A11'1'1N NIr1N'1'11a M1-:lanes C11Ns'rANc1c M 11,1.1c1e R1a'1'A NI11.1.1c1: TA N15 O'N1z11,1. AIARY l.o111s1-: f3'l I' RIARY CA'r11A1e'N1al'AvN1f: NIARY EA-111,v l'1c'1'1aRsr'1N 1 38 58 . . .P1'f's-ir1'111i . . lf ia'1'-Pr'1'.s ir1'1111 . ..S'vm'1'lr1ry-7'r1'c1A'111 1 1 .I A A1 1-is Q UA111.1a:4 l'.RANl'liS Qu1s1aN111':111ev 'I'u1111A NCIC R H 1N1': H A 111' .IAN1aS1111a1.1ws R11'1'H SLUAN 'NI1NN11A: l.11u1s1c SA11'1'11 'l.Aw1:1-:N1'1c SNu1111v C'A'1'111':111N1s SN11111g1eAss GARLAN11 Sl'1c'1':11 C'u11N1-:1.1A S'1'11H'1' l311.1.Y 'l'A111,1-:'1'11N I.1s1.1-: 'l'Av1.111: FRANK 'I'Hc1A1.AssuN Rm' 'I'1111N1a11 H11.1.v 'l'11'r1111.1. MA11'1'11A UH111-:A1 A N N RICVA U1-111141-1 ANN WA1.1c1-111 'HAsw1c1.1. WA1.N1a11 Hmmv XM.'Xl,'l'l'1R RIAICTIIA NNA'rs11N 'l'1e11111-:NLT1-: W1-1 1'1'1-1 E11wA 1:11 xAfl'I l' AI1MMv W111111 CIMAIN NETCALFLHERARYSGCETY To make its work more effective the Metcalf Literary Society decided to change its method of planning programs. The club was divided into three teams xx ho vied for the honor of giving the best programs. The keen sense of competi- tion helped much in making tfie programs more wo1'tlnrhile. During the lirst term, a part-time study was made of certain well known authors. The lives and some of the works of these men were read and discussed to familiarize the students with great characters in the literary world. The second term work began in earnest. Many of the programs for meetings were made up of studies in reading, debating, and public speaking. These activi- lies were discussed and examples of them given. All members were encouraged to take a part to help develop their literary talents. Some from these contests were selected to be sent to the Literary League Contest. Th assembly program, feauring llilly Tarleton, Mary Catharine Payne, Montie Meeks, Charlotte Mahan, and Betty Ann Rehrendt in His First Sliazm, was said to have been a decided success. CUCHIQAN, -lowes f.S'pm1.wrj, Lll'lllKli Sxonnv, SNom:uAss, l'AvNla, Burmen, li.AL'Y, Wnrria, Tu'rHi1,1-, Orr, Mn,1.ER, Sumx, Gi.msoN, l3.'xieksiml.la l,71alncMANN, x'v.'Xl.'l'l-ill, W.'xi.i4iiu, l-luvlaic, l-l.:x1:i:ia1e1'v, fil'NliII.l., Lian, NV.'xi.KizR, AIORRIS, Cnntznox, lbxvis llnck, Mmrrln, l.lN'l'oN, llisgini, Iiifzrrn, Ewicu., 'l'uiiN1au, TU'rnn.i., 'l'HoMAssoN, lkoluvak, NlAR'lIN tirickson, Smlri-I, lklliI'IKS, 'l'.-xvinie, Cuwuis, l-licnmsimwn, Almms, P1a'rlaRsoN, Sniicims, HA MM, Kicanmt, EVVICLI., QU.xm.r:s llvl'l I', Sl'ICI'1R, I-lfxwkms, llomn-iN, Covi.1N, lil.lRNI'1'l', Gi-112, 'l'ix1u.lc'1'oN, I3icHai5Nln', l3UicNra'r, l-l oven, Gmc, Bieow vu:-5. 4.-9. D1 C .TG-' gpaf' fr'-71934. GV. 5. l , I . , , .N J Xxx s H ngvref 1 -, .JI - - ., LV ,: I K--fl Liggfgs R 1938 14... PLAKN V CA M1'1zr5r.1. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS .AL'DRl-SY CAMPBELL . . . .......... ...... I 'nmlf 111 'Hli'I'I-I COWLES ..... . . .l iffv-P14 szfh Ilf .ANN VVALKER ....... ..... . S'tLlLfU7V LOURINI5 I'IILDIiBRAND . . . .............. . . .fzrusurn SPONSORS MRS. E. O. MCCUE, JR. Miss Hume R Uucllakl MEMBERS KA'rHLmiN ADAMS I DORIS ANDERSON C I-lARl,0'I'TIi ANTHONY BAIQBARA I3AuKsDA1.rf: CAROYL BIZDDOW 15 li'l l'Y A N N Bla H RENU1' SARAH A.B1sHmf Home BREIZDEN A MELIA BRUVVN JANE CALHOUN A Lmluav CA Mv1uc1,1. ELLEN CA M I'BEI.l. JEAN CANNUN CATHERINIZ CANUN UYCIE CASUN RIARIAN CAS-F-l'I'Y BETH Cmvuas LUCILLIE I'Dx-:'r'rrm MAur:Ama1' I JUIJLICY Al-ARTHA llunucv Vmc:1N1A Ibuuuav B I ART H A E H ICA RT MARY El-Il41AR'l' HANNA1-1 GRA1-Isl. NI A rw JANIQ HA M RIA!!-lfllilli HARRIS V1uf:1N1A PIAYNI-IS RIARY ISIQLVA Hmue LUURINIE HII,lJIiIXli1 Nu ILLIZAIEIZTH Hm.1.ANn jr-zwlcl. Huusu-:Y ES'l'IiLI.Ii IlwrN1: FleANcxas juN1zs NA RY I3rcAl.ri I.l1:w1s Emma KICGAVUQK SALLY lkmvlra Hours R1s1N4: Rlvrn SUDAN MAmzAluc'l' S M rrn Nl ARY 'IANIQ SNI-1 KIARY -I U NIC KfCNli'l I' I-YOIUYI' H v STA HI Nlil.I.II42RIA1bIlliX Tlumm-uv XIANLEY I mms Mx-:nmav M .-XRY LOUISE O'r'r Novus PAH: M A lu' Em II.Y l'lc'1'1c1z A Lucia l'lu'l'C11 Ii'I I' FRANCES Puwau Rum' PUHII C1--11us'l'MAs PA: :ICA NT 4 I., ,. ,.4 FIIIIX SI-UI :wr RIQVA M. Uvmxu ELIZA Nou V.NI.IiN I INI A N N XIVAI. KEN AIARTHA ANNE NX xlewlm A suN 'I'm-zmcsxc Wuxi. 'I JURll'l'lIY Wnun I'RANL'UlSlC You if I A A ' A b 4 f ' I' ' A 5 :J I' 1 jr. , .5 A in I -u in 'XLI' 'C' - A ' Q 4.ggi ' . awbuqr. A'f'l isli1wQ. 1938 CHA! N CED lf GIRLS, GLEE CLUB fe The Girls' Glee Club, aided by its forty new members, began work for the session 1937-'38 by joining with the Boys' Glee Club in the presentation of a Christmas assembly. The program, under the direction of the sponsors of the two organizations, lVl'rs. lf. O. McCue, Ir., Miss Hebe Ruggieri, and Mr. E. Reitz, was centered around the story of the coming of the Christ Child. The two societies again joined in giving a dance at the new city armory on March ll, which turned out to be a great success. On lVlarch 23 the Girls' Glee Club presented another assembly which demon- strated the rise of American music to its present day standard. So successful was the program that it was repeated for the society's annual Guest Day entertain- ment presented in the latter part of Ap1'il. The Girls' Glee Club collaborated with the boys in giving a minstrel show On April 22, having charge of the entire second act. Completing a very successful year, the organization gave a party in honor of its members, to which Il few Outside guests were invited. Xlcfnvocx, Mianuzv, JOHNSON, luvmiz, YO1: iw, PUGH, HOLLAND, EHEART, Enmiri' f.5jvou.rorj, STAHL, VALENTINE, CAMPBIQLL, 'I-T1-zum, Orr, CALHOUN, Woon, GRA lK'Rl'l'CHl-1'l l', jomzs, Mfxnmax VX Punvis, LEWIS, C,AsON, BROWN, SLOAN, HAYNES, Duuuav SANDRIDGE, DUULEY, SMITH xmcsn, McNiz'r'r, BISHOP, HOUSLEY, l M, ' - aww 61-iff! ' ...K L.,ff. 0,-A ts uou. la is gt im 1 -. E 94 CED 138 QED 61 tg CPLAIN COMMINGS N OFFICERS bAM COMMINGS. .. ......... .... JIMMY LEWIS . . BOYS' GLEE CLUB . . . . . . .Prc.vidm1.l . . . . . Vice-P1'csirl0nl BEN BORDEN. . . .,.........., . .SL'Cl'l fU7'lV-7w1'l.'lI.S'1'L7'l'I' SPONSORS MR. JOHN RI2l'l'Z Miss HEBIE RUcc:1lz1u MEMBERS 1glfN Bolzulax Rfxvmmvn I-Tfxulus HILL R HUIJICS JAMES BQRDIQN JACK Holmes Bumsv SM rr H CASPER BUSH 'l'ms1mY jon Nscm MUNTIIQ SM I'l'II GlI.Bl2Ii'I' CAMvmaI.L KIVA'l l'Hl'1W LAWMAN LAVVRENCIC Smmnv SA M Commmczs Vmran. IJ-IAKE '1'HoMAs S'l'm'K'mN BILLY DONNIELLY JIMMY Lnwxs BILLY 'l'ARLlc'1'oN IDETH EDWARDS I'fAliRY l.1N'roN VVHIEIELIER NNn.K1Ns ARMOND G0Lns1'la1N PIANRY Lowlz GORDON Yowl-:LL C H A RLIQS OVIER MA N OVICRMAN, GOI.DS'I'IilN, BORDEN, JOHNSON, SNon11Y HAR1us,H0m:ras, Rmrrz f.S.f707IA'lll'Q, Rumsmm. fPfzam.vU, VVILKINS, 'I'Am.1-:'mN S'1'ocK'roN, SMVV1-1, IJUNNIQLLY, LIEAKH, LAWMAN B BORIHCN, CUM M mms, Llawls 1938 62 CHA! N BOYS' GLEE CLUB The name of l'Slee Clubw has long Stood as a synonym for music in Lane lligh. To renrler pleasing and entertaining musicales and to develop musical talent are the main ideals of this club. Al Cliristmzxs time the boys' and girls' clubs unitecl in presenting a pageant centered arouml the Christmas story. Lawrence Snoclcly, as a principal character, look the part of joseph, and Armoncl Goldstein, Sam Commings, and Bill Rhodes playeml the Wise Men. The part work in the chorus gave the members much neeclecl training, :incl the new music used aclclecl to the pageant's effectiveness. ln lVlarch the lloys' Club aiclecl the Girls' Club in staging a program tracing the history of American music. The annual minstrel climaxed the club's program activities. This year the minstrel was cliviflecl into two parts, the First being in the conventional style and the second, a night club scene. Main attractions of the minstrel were endmen llill Rhodes, Sam Commings, Hilly Tarleton, and Gilbert Campbell, and inter- locutor l.awrence Snoclcly. Highlights ol' the social activities were the annual dance and the party given in honor of the sponsor-producer, lVl r. john Reitz. Kl1Ns'1'1n':l, Snow f 1 633 CHAI N PLAYERS CLUB GRAHSL OFFICERS HANNAH GRAHSL . . . ..........,.. ...... I Wcsfizlvfzl E1.IzA1z15TH BUFORD . . . , , , lflifgg-11,-6,-i,1L,,,1 LOUISE VVEBB ...... , , , , ,,S'ggrp1Ury JIMMY LENVIS. . . .........,... . ............ . .... T1'ec1s1m'r SPONSORS M155 V1RG,1N:1A BOLEN MR. W11.1.1AM N1c1c1c1.s, JR. MEMBERS K A'l'HLl'IliN IXDA MS B15'17'1'Y AN N B1211R15N1r1' I- 1211c1Y B151-101' RIYRA B1.AK1:Y NIARY E. BR1c1a XIIRGINIA BRICIE E1,1zA11m'1-1 BU1-'OR11 AIARGARET BURN1a'1' HELEN HURROWS PXUDREY CAM PBRL1. GlI,I!IiI2'1' CA M v1'11a1.1. JOYCE CASON YvoNN15 CHEA1112 RIARK CoNf:noN JACK Co1'1,1N l31a'1'H Cowuis LUc11.1.1c D1':'r'1'r JR NANCY l'J1NW11m11e Ev121.YN IJo1.1.1aNs RLAIUSAIQIYI' lJu111.1-:Y MARTHA IJ11111.1cY H 1':1.1:N Ew1a1.1. W'11.11UR 1711111 111 1 11 DoRo'1' 111 Y GARDNER E1.A1N1c GAR1' 1-1 STUART G1.1zAs11N ARMQND GOI.IJS'I'lil N HANNA 11 GRA11s1. Tum LiR1NN1s1.1. .IA M125 HA1z11:1v1AN RIARY jAN1c PIAM RAY MUN11 H ARR1s MA RY B1c1.vA I-l1f:RR B1:v1-:R1.Y H 0v1aR R11'1'1-1 IRv1N1: 'Fowl MY 11111 Ns11N V1R1:11, LIQARR j'AQ1J1c1.1N1f: 1.121-1 B1-:'1 1'Y A NN I.1':N'1'z ,I1M111v L1zW1s PA111. LYDAY C 1-1 A R1.1 1111111 MA 11 A N FRA NCOISIAI Yr'11c COMIN' THRU T1-112 RYE ,I A N1-71' M' A'1 1' 11 1-:ws R1c'1'A M II.l.I-ll! I-lARv1cv M11'c111a1.1. ROYC1-1 l'Au1c RIARY E1111.Y lil-2'I'IillSUN 'FRR11 8121211 RIARY JAN1: SNR1-111 LAwR1cNC1: SNUIIDY li11.1.Y 'l'A111.1c'mN RIQVA U1-111141: 'l':l.I'IANHR VA1,1-:N'1'1N1c I,m11s1-3 Wrcrm NV11 1c1i1.1-:R NfV11.R1 NS M ARY FRANV1-is VV11.snN 138 HAI N PLAYERS CLUB The Players Club has had a very busy and successful year through the efforts of the president, l'lannah Grahslg the sponsors, Miss Bolen and Mr. Nickels, and the club asa whole. The aim of the club was not to try to get lTlO1'C members than any other club, but to have only a reasonable number so that the members could get the best dramatic training possible under such conditions. In the early part of the year, the club gave its assembly. The program was devoted to showing the school the fundamentals and types of acting. The purpose was illustrated by short sketches and monologues. In December the members presented as their annual play, Comiu' Thru' Tlzv Nyc, a three-act comedy with a touch of mystery and romance, starring Elizabeth lluford and Lawrence Snoddy. A dance followed the play on the last night. During the spring term the club gave its attention to preparing for participa- tion in the annual one-act play contest at the University. lhucl-:, l-llama, HAM, i7lIl'll.l'1Y, Fl'l'ZHUtlH, N1cK1s1.s K.S'fmn.wrj, BOLEN fSpon.v0rj, Hovl-nz, l312'r'rola, X7AI.liN'I'INli Carson, llwmmz, lhulmav, IJINWIDDIE, VVILSON, iX'iAl-IAN, NIILLER, Lma ' llomellcu, Huimows, lixcis, I-lcN'rz, Yoiz, G.,xlrl'H, lJoLL1aNs, GARDNER, BLAKEY, liwi':l.1,, lilSllUl', CP-ll'IAl'li, CA Mi-is12l,1., h'lA'l l'Hl'IVVS, l-li.-xmus, LEAKI3, GRINNELL, XNILKINS Smart, ii',Ii'I'liltSUN, l3URNli1'I', ADAMS, Cowuis, SNEED, '1'ARLEToN, COPLIN, Snomiv lilil-IRI-1Nll'l', l'lAo1cmAN, hlI'I'Cl4ll-Il.l., l.1-zwls, Xlvlillll, Gimnsl., Btu-'ou1m, LYDAY, CoNf:noN, GLIEASON, CA MI'lllil.l, 38 65 lJ1sQu15 DOINNY DISQUE. . . Su A'1'1sR SADLER. . . GUS IQARDOS .... CARL B1x1cN1s'1 1' . CA111. B1x1eN12'1 1' HAI N C CLUB OFFICERS SPONSOR MR. HARRY NIART MEMBERS IJQNNY TJ1sg31,11': 1311.11 G1x11'1'11 IN . . . . .Pres-idwzl lfifl'-Pl'L'.S iliU1'1fl XN11.1.11i B.1xRN1z'r'1' FOREST B11zC1cH12A11 JIMMY Bn1z111aN XM 'l'. C1-11-:WNING CLAY C1-11sHo1.111 H'1cN1cv C01.1.11a1e JIMMY G1AN,x1cos JOHN H.'XIlI.fJli Rf1111a1m' I-I111.1..1x N11 Gus K1x111111s 938 66 . . ..S'ccnic1ry . . .T1'cz1s1m1 C1111111-1'1 1'1c K1N1p Nulm.-xx l.11s1111,1x1 KI11x'1'11c M1-:1-:Ks Sv1.1x'1'1-111 S1x111.1-111 lhmlw SlX'lI'l'll L1xxv1uf1Nc1-3 SN4'11111v 'li11.1.Y T111e1.11:'1'11N CWLAIN UCHCLUB .l.ane's outstanding' organization for the promotion of sportsmanship and the encouragement of participation in athletics is the C Club. This club is coin- posed of boys who have played the required number of periods in one of the major sports. This fall, only four boys were in the club. Eleven more were taken in at the close of the football season, and two were added this spring for their work on the basketball team. The emblem of this club is a large orange C which is usually worn on a black sweater to carry out the scheme of l,.ane's colors-orange and black. Mr. llarry Martin, coach of most of Lane sports, who has been so popular with the boys on his teams, was chosen as sponsor of the organization this year. The C Club sponsors a dance each year, and supervises class softball, track, and held meets. This year it also sponsored an intramural basketball tournament to provide more experienced material for next year's team, and presented a trophy to the winning inter-class squad. Kmo, Gmwfxlcos f'Ill'llA'NIN!9, liANNl-I'l I', l'lARl.0li, Clllsnomu, 'llARl.Ii'I'lJN l'll'll.l..'XNll, Coruica, Bilzcicnmn, SM1'r1-I, Miaiiics, lioamcx fiAR'l'l-I, laisnimuisii, S,xl1l.i-za, l'JlsQUlc, Kaimos, HARNETT, Smionuv 1938 ' 07 HCME RCOM PRESIDENTS Fall WAL'l'I'IR BROWN HELEN RURROWS GILBERT CA M IPRIQLI. HUDSON CARTER DAVIS CA'I I' I-1 RTON 12E'I I'Y COLQOCR BILLY DISQUE MARY VVILSON GEIQ JOHN GIANAKOS LEONARD GOLDs'I'IzN XIIRGINIA H1XYNES MAIQY FRANCES JARMAN CON s'I'ANc:E M !Ll'.liR NIQARJ ORI li M I'I'c: II ELL ALI CE PR I 'I'C'I1I li'l l' JIMMY SANDRIDGIC BILLY TAR1.li'l'ON ROY TURN HR :DICK Y A'I'Es Spring IDA BICIQERS GILBERT CAMPBELL .H I'1'l l'Y COLCOCK BILLY DISQUE HELEN EWELL H AY WOOD FRANCE GASTON GEE MARY VVILSON Glili JA MES PIAGICMAN C II AR LO'l l'li M A H A N JACK M URRAY 'BOIIDY O'l 1' A Ll ci Ii P R I 'I' c II E'I I' JOE PURVIS I QRADLICY RLITLEDGI-2 CAR I.E'I'ON RU'I'LIaDc:I :DOYLI2 SMITH ROY TURNER BERNARD VV OOD DICK YATES RII Y LII KIIIRIUN CII XNOOIIN RAIR BICIYIRN XIIIIIR xrmxx COIUJQR CII RIILIII I LIIIIDR Ai TA -.:'I'OI , R I.IiDllE, Cf If, viz, I JON 5, IJISQUII, EWIZLL, RIAHAN, GI.I2fxsON, COLI-:, XII'I'cHI-:I.I., SANIIRIIIIIE, I-IAILI-:MQN Fu It, 'Q . , J., .Y II, , .' ' ', ca, If 1 a'I ', . . I'Ia,' IJLTRVIS, LAR'I'IaR, YA'I'Es, CAMI1IaIaI.I., O'I I', ISIIIIWN, PIIANCIE1, KIURIRAXLJ aj -3 Eiil HAI N I-IO E ROGM ACTIVITIES A change i11 the usual program for tl1e home rooms WZIS introfluced tl1is year. 'lfhe l1o111e rooms provided themselves with officers and carried on their individual work and pl'Ogl'IllIlS as though they were clubs. Some rooms gave assemblies, some carried 011 work under a court trial system, some sponsored contests and debates, a11d some gave parties or wiener- roasts. All of tl1e home rooms took part very eagerly i11 some activity. The Hlillll reason for this change in the l1o111e room plan was to allow time for club meetings, staff meetings, and ZlSSCl'I1lQ3llCS during tl1e l'lO1'HC 1'0Ol'11 period and to give 1-111 fJpp0l'lIlll'lllfy for intensive study of spelling. A second reason was to i11dividualize the home rooms as much as possible, and yet unify tl1en1 to an extent by Vlllllllllg them o11 tl1e same basis. l11 order to realize tl1e greatest value from the home rooms, the widest possible l3ZII'IlCl1.D?1tlOl1 hy the pupils was sought. Such activities as checking tl1e roll, opening' exercises, looking i11to absences, visiting the sick. arranging Zlllfl keeping the hL1lletin boards, making tl1e room attractive, making graphs for atte11da11ce and scholastic standing, a11d plan1'1i11g prograins for tl1e home room. club lIICCllllg'S, asseinlmlies, parties, Zlllfl dances, gave every pupil an opportunity to serve i11 some capacity. Iloml-1 Room fXSSliMl5I.Y1 .S'1'lmulfu1' Rl1y111111 938 H1-Xl N CLASS Room ACTIVITIES A complete reorganization of the day's schedule was made at Lane this year. The school day, instead of lasting from nine o'clock to two-thirty, was lengthened forty minutes, now begin- ning at eight-Hfty and closing at three o'elock. This new schedule provides for five one-hour class periods and EL thirty-minute home room period. The arrangement gives time within the school day for tield trips, laboratory periods, and extra-curricular activities which formerly had been carried on after school. Some classes took charge of the columns of school news in the city newspaper. A journalism class was organizecl for work on the Midzeay .S'z'I1dvI1f. An English class started a Liars' Club which held contests among its members. For extra-curricular work, one history class took up the study of safety in detail. They had a state patrolman to come and tell them about safety on the highways. Another history class made maps and collected many pictures to illustrate their work. A Civics class, while studving' business of today, made bank charts containing checks, drafts, etc. They also studied the history of corporations. One teaeher's class dramatized the economic stages of man from the hunting and fishing age to the machine age. Although this was the lirst year of the change for more inten- sive class-room work, a general improvement occurred, and those classes which changed their work showed how the class room activities can be made more interesting and instructive. 1938 CWLAIN I lx lvllli I.mn.xm', Y Z. IN THE 'l'Yv1Nr: Rc 3. Pmzuc Sv:-:AKlNm:. lfllli CLASS Room, 5. IN THE I,Al:ulm'1'0Rx 1938 71 CHPUPQ THE CHAIN . . . .lfditor-'ill-Clzicf . . . 1-f5SiSlUI1Z Ecliior C A RTISR M'1LDR15D CARTER ..,. JAMES BORDEN, .. ...... , . . . .. SPONSORS MISS GLADYS SCI-IUDER MR. FOSTER R. L'Rl5s1'1A M MARY BELVA HER12. jL'LrA COC HRA N .... JANE CALHOUN .... FIANNAXI-I. GRAI-ISL . JAMES QUARLES. . . XYVON N15 CH15A1'1z. . 1'31s'r'rY COLCOCK. . . TOMMY JOHNSON.. FRANK TI-IOMASSON .... . BILL RH ODES. .... . BILLY MACTLWAINIQ. . . CHARLES HOUFF. . . Bxlzwsv CQILMER . . . ALICE LOWE G EDITORIAL STAFF ART STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF TYPI STS TJOR0'l'Y-1 Y SANORmc:1f: 1938 72 . . .Clusx Edilm' . . . .Faculf-V Editor . .flclizf-ilivs Edilor . . . . . .Ffcziurc lfrlilflf' . . . .l30ys' Sjv111'ls lidilov' .Giv'ls' .S'jvo1'ls Edilov' ...flrl Edilm' . . fI.YS'iS1lll7l .IJ1I0f1Ifjl'flf7lI'X' liclilnr . . . . . . . . . . ,,-'lssfislru-fl . . . flssislcm! . . .li1R1,s iucs,v fllamlgfvl' .. . . . . .linoklccvjvvr NINA JOHNSON CHAHDQ THECHADJ lvlfllltlllj' morning, 9:50, :incl the Cliaiiz stall gets together i11 Assembly Hall- l,eft for :mother meeting! VVL- hezu' the same olcl thing, 'Where are the write- ups? l'l1lVL'11ll those senior pictures been taken yet? Have the snaps been identi- Iicfl? VVhen :ire you going' to get to work? and so on through the rest of home room periocl. Then comes the pzissworrl, 'VVe have to cut flown on expensesg this zmnuztl is costing too much. lelowever, the hills pour in. thu' cause seemerl to he lost. The classes never took Held trips! There were no oulsicle activities. It ruined every flay that was scheduled for pictures to be lalcen. Meetings with Mr, Glover! They came thick and fastf, So many things haul lo he cliscussecl with him. The clay for the zinnuul to go to press tlreu' near. VVas everything going to be rezuly? rlilllll eternal question hotherecl us for 21 long time, but linally completion zippezirerl zxrouncl the corner. VVe've workecl with it tat least, most of us havel, and here's hoping you will like it. Svxxirleiiufaic, tliu-:slmn f.hif't7ll,l'l1l'j, Sri-innizie f.S'po11x0l'j, ,lonxson Qiuxiums, I'lolufl-', -lonxsox, 'l'll0IXl.'XSSUN, Xl.ixrll.w.-xlxli, Rl-ionlis cxRAHSl., t llliAl'I'I, l-li-tim, Q.-Xl.HUl'N, t111.xn-Liz, Cocnimx, Lowia QilJI.t'Ul'Ii, t'.xlc'l'icl:, lioieniix 1938 I DINNVIIJDIIC NANVY DINWIDDIR .. IAM! 5 QLVINIQLES .... TAL lx COPLIN. .. lm COPLIN ...... lvl LD:-:NCR VVH1'r1z. . . Ol QR VV!-ZRR. .. ANI CAl,I'I0l'N .. Ii A1' H l.IiIiN A nA R1 s FI.IZ.XIlIi'I'H BUFORIJ l'1c4:1:v BURN1-3'1- A lTIlRliY CA R1 l'I1liI.I. GI!.IHiR'I' CA 1x1vn'cl.l. lAQm':L1N CASKIR M 11.nRr:1m CLARKE FVRLYN Do1.l.RNs Xl Iss XIIl,IlIiIilY fumes MR. Hman L. 5Ul.lfR1mv CHAIN TI-IE MIDWAY STUDENT EDITORIAL STAFF REPORT ERS Gl'1R'l'R Um-1 DURRII-1R PAUL FINNRHAN X'Vll.Rl1R FITZI-lUlZIl FLA I NIC CART H IA Ml-Ls 'HAGICMAN I lrnv 'H A M M I JAVII! f'TAR'l'!w1:X N V.-xm. LYRAY SPONSORS ADVISERS . . .lfdilor-in-Clficf . .flssocialc Eclilor . . .Sjmrls ljdilor . . .Sfmrls ffzlilm' . . .l:CClf1H'C l'fc1'i1'm' .......!0kc lfdilnr . . . .li41fcl1z11'1gv Ediilm' IIARRY KIARTIN ISARI-ir. M:1.1.rcR Hmm MURRAY RIARY EM :LY 'I'1-:'rl-:R:+uN lSRuc'1-: Rl1:vNo1.ns CARl.li'I'0N RU'I'I.ICDfiI'I ELICA NOR VA LliN'I'lNl'I NURMAN VVITKIN MR. C. J. M. HLUMR M Iss Svl.vlA IfIuRw1'rz 138 9 74 Sage CHAI N MIDWAY STUDENT The .'llilfTt'lI'V .Yllzrfrllt this session entered its fourth year as a Class A puhlication. Much progress was made during the year in the form of several new features and improvements in the old columns. The new columns included l'Viyylv.v and Cf'igglvs, a column containing humor and the .-lIim1.1'1i Colzmm, dealing with the why, when, and where of former Lane graduates. An old popular feature which was continued was the Cosmofmlilan C0'LH iL'I', a column containing' reviews of books and plays, and bits of news, written by James Quarles. Many interesting' and amusing answers were received when the entire school was invited to submit suggestions for the betterment of the paper. To help the stall? in writing its articles, one of the sponsors of the paper held a journalism class. This class was organized to teach the reporters the funda- Q mentals of writing and to improve their write-ups. As was customary, the writers for the paper received credit for all articles. ln the spring' term the system was changed slightly in that the paper was 5 l 'inted only once a month, whereas previously it was issued every three weeks. I 5 ' lilllllli f.S'fm11.mi-2, Frrzi-lw:H, Cot-LIN, Quamaas, ,Tom-:s fSlvm1.ror'j fiI.liAStlN, Kll'l'l.liDl5li, W1-trri-1, liuronn, l'm'12lzsoN, x'iAl.l-IN'I'lNE, Do1.L1zNs, Casin:-2 013593 lil'IIIRl'INll'l', XAPITKIN, RlcvNo1.ns, Cam-n1a1.l., llixwnmnc, I.rn.w, Nl..'XR'l'IN, F1NNicm:AN, Bumeows l'lfWliR, LfaMl'nr1r.l., XNILSIJN, lioiuzllsu, G.-uzrn, Aimxis, BUlzN12'r, CALHonN, xllI.l.liR G3 , 0 I , q q . Ofk , f ,us X . 1 v X X I ' yt of L e l well 0' :za 75 I 1 M CPMAIN THE 'BUMBLE BEE KIILLIQIQ STAFF I SA mil, lVI11-Lx5R. . . .... El1'if'tJ7'-'IIN-Cfllc 121.15142 GRAW-Ls . . .... lf11'rlm1'zgc lidzlm ?14:'r'1'v Co1-coc:x:. . . , , ,fly-1 13411101 SPONSORS M Iss Imcx' jmwzs MR. Rlmmlua M mm: ASSISTANTS Gu.nlf:1:'l' CAM 1-1:1-11.1. STI fA1:'r fir.:-:MON M ILDRICD Cum: li xc M A uw 'I ,Ol'lSl'1 O'r'r 'I51c'l 1'v COI,COl'li MARY CATIIARINIC PAYNI XVILIGUR FITZ H H111 lhl.1.Y TAk1.1':'roN TYPISTS l',x'lf:LvN IJo1.l-1cNs Nlf:l.l.l I-3 M .fxlmlcx 1938 A LI cl-3 Low!-1 CHAI N THE BUMBLE BEE During its twenty-eight years of publication, the Bm-nblc Bee has contained the best contributions of the school in the lield of literature. Featured among these have been short stories, editorials, essays, poems, and book reviews. This mazagine, published twice a year by representatives of the school body, does much to encourage literary ettorts and ambition. All the pupils of the school are invited to contribute, and a great variety of material is received by this means and by the additional efforts of the staff. Even though a great many of the con- tributions are worthy of publication, it is the aim of the staff to use only the material of highest quality and merit. At the graduation exercise in May, two prizes of ten dollars and five dollars each are o1l'ered by the School lloard for the most outstanding short story, poem. and essay written during the preceding school year. VVith the cooperation of the stag, sponsors. and contributors, the Bunzvblr ffm' has tried to keep up to the example set in earlier years and to prove a credit to the school. 'I',xin.lc'i'oN, .Tomas K.S'po11.wrj, Frrznuiau lkxvxla, lJol.l.1iNs, Glmvics, fil.IiASON Cmiuuc, BlIl.l.l-IR, Corcocii 1 38 77 CILAIN THEAJTHLTKDCQUNCH, 1' U 'lt TTI-I Mr. l-l. H. XfValker as chairman, the Q A , Q Athletic Council has completely reorgan- lb ji, in athletics. Faculty members on the 1 'Q - I lg ! ized the awarding of letters for excellence Council besides Mr. VValker are Mrs. Irene Garrison Molyneaux, Miss Virginia lslolen, Mrs. julia Yancy Alderman, and Mr. Hztrrv Martin. This coun- cil in conjunction with the Student Council, decided that the UC' would he given for superior work on the varsity team of major sports. They designated the AI, for those who worked consistently on the varsity squads but failed to play in enough games, and for those who excelled in minor sports. This new ruling was made to give recognition to those who were inter- ested enough to attend practices regularly but who lacked the requisites for representing the school in contests with other schools, and to give recognition to those sports at Lane which are not considered so seriously as others. 1938 78 , Q9Qo QC? 0Px x L Nfl? N 1 I W T ' , .f X , t 1 A 'ff ' , fm '.A rx , ,Wg W V f- sg' V in f J iffy . 1 Q ,I Un L , qs i f ggygi' - L I X: ' 4f 45- , :,fY'v - v ailff 5 ' ' 'SPN2 1 'E-Z!! f It ,. , , .32 fxi l 7 . 1, X H' y ., ' ' N 1' NWN, 93- . A Va , 4 ,JY .XM W ?'Kw . , 1 . W1 dj M Lx K 'mxuwl 4!lf'l Al R 1! ,, fp Mx 3 ly Q ' f 'vw iif4Z'Q1 f x , . MQ n Uk x,, 4 B,Co!c.ocX 1 THLETICS f Q2-'26f7f1a ? ' Qgeo 0969 79 CPLAIN 'I-l A RR Y M ART IN novs' c'oAc'1l Coach Harry Martin came to Lane High School this year with an excellent record of athletic performances behind him. At Lane, he has coached football, basketball, and boxing. ln all these sports he has turned out not only fighting but also Sportsmanly teams, which is, after all, the best record possible for a leader of youth. VVTLLTAM T. CHEVVNTNG, IR. FooTnALr. ivrfximfsiclc 1938 FOOTBALL R. E.-B. SMITH R. T.-R. I-IOLLANU R. G.-C. 1M1:Nlc'l l' C- Uolzm-:N I.. Cf-U. Ml-:mis CTLAIN l3,xuN1c'r'r LINE-UP F. B.-G. ICARDOS I-DISQUE Co-Cczfvlaills L. T.-L. SNODDY L. E.-S. SADLER H. B.-D. :DISQUE H. B.-N. LUSHBAUGII Q. B.-VV. TMIeN1c'r'1' IWARTIN fcvfillfllj, TAYLOR KJIIHIIOI' Coarizj Cfmcwxmra fMum1ywrj, SMITH, 'FARLE'I'oN, Kmzlmus, Bm:Nrz'r'r, limu EWELI., Russ, james, Cm.L1u1z, SNOIIDY, IQISQUE, SM1'rH I'l0l,l.:XNIJ, G.fxlc'1'u, Mlamcs, BIIICKHIQAIJ, Buunrax, B.1u:Nli'1'1', Cows, SADLIER N01 in pirizzrv: j. GIANAKUS, L. I-I1r.n1-:me.'xN11, C. HOU:-'lf, C. BIILLIER, R. VVATSON 1938 CTLRIN 1938 82 CWLAIN 1938 CHAI N FOOTBALL RESUME Witli a light, fast team, Coach Harry Martin opened the 1938 football season with a 31-6 conquest of Lee High of Staunton. The lirst period saw no scoring, but ended with the ball on Staunton's eleven-yard line in possession of Lane. Kardos carried the ball over in the beginning of the second quarter for the lirst score. The try for extra point failed. Then, after Lane carrried the ball again, Kardos passed to Barnett, who ran twenty-four yards to score. The try for extra point failed again, and the half ended with the score 12-O in favor of Lane. 'ln the third period, a long forward pass from l-lasset to Homer resulted in Lee High's only score. Lane added two more touchdowns on nice ground plays and collected one extra point. The scoring was completed when Lushbaugh intercepted a Staunton pass and went over the goal line. Lane bowed in defeat to George VVashington High of Alexandria in the next contest in a night game dedicating the latter's new stadium. Lane fumbled the opening kick-off. Alexandria recovered and scored on their second play. They converted the extra point. George NVashington High scored again at the beginning of the second period with a passing attack, but missed the try for extra point. The entire second half saw both teams lighting evenly, and neither was able to score. The game ended with the score: George Washington l-ligh 135 Lane High, 0. Regaining the running column, Lane trounced Culpeper by the score of 26-O. The Lane-ites took the opening kick-off and went down the field to score seven points before Culpeper had a chance at the ball. There was no scoring in the second quarter, though Culpeper, led by their brilliant quarterback, May, played their best in this period. A forty-live-yard drive in the third quarter netted Lane's second touchdown. In the fourth quarter, Barnett and Kai-dos each scored a touchdown and the game ended with Lane on top, 26-O. Lane's journey to Danville resulted in disaster for the Lane-ites. On a cloud- less day, the Danville team swamped the Charlottesville eleven by the appalling score of 34-6. Features of the game were the Danville drum and bugle corps and the large crowd. Lushbaugh obtained the only 'Lane score when he made a touch- down in the second quarter. TAN lc-Ronmvr E. L121-1 GA M li CED 138 0 84 CTLAIN On home ground again, Lane lost to Andrew Lewis High School of Salem in the third quarter when Hundle of the visitors, fell on a blocked punt which rolled over the goal for the only score. Lushbaugh attempted the punt after Lane got the ball on downs on her own one-yard line. Lane had one good scoring chance in this quarter but lost it on penalties. The rest of the game was fairly even and the tinal score was 2-O. l.ane's next loss was accomplished in the closing minute of play to Clifton Forge. The tirst three quarters were without special interest and saw no scoring. With only three minutes to play remaining, Disque passed to Smith, who ran fifty yards to score. l,ushbaugh's try for extra point failed. After the Mountaineers got the ball on the kick-off, they opened up an aerial attack that paid dividends. Murray passed to Craft to tie the score and then kicked the extra point to send the visitors into a 7-6 lead they never relinquished. Thomas jellierson next defeated Lane by a 25-9 count. In the second quarter, Thomas .letterson took the ball on her own Eve-yard line and with long gains soon reached the Lane goal. The Lane-ites frustrated the extra point attempt, and the lirst half ended with Richmond ahead, 6-O. Thomas jefferson then made two touchdowns in the third quarter and one in the fourth. Lane scored her nine points in the linal period with a touchdown, a conversion and a safety. ln the lirst quarter of the Glass-Lane game, Saunders, Lynchburg's fullback, intercepted a pass and went over for the only score of the game. The second half saw a lighting Lane eleven gain freely but lack sufficient punch to score. The game was marked by the muddy field and the running of Lane's substitute sophomore fullback, Carson Miller. The linal game on the Lane schedule was played with Hopewell at Scott Stadium. ln the iirst half, two passes, one from Pritchard to Phelps and one from Phelps to Pritchard, made the score 12-O for the Hopewell boys. Lane's only serious scoring threat came in the third quarter when the wearers of the Orange and lllack marched from their own twenty-five-yard line to Hopewell's ten. The threat died there when Lane lost the ball on downs. ln the fourth quarter, llritchard again led Hopewell to pay dirt and passed to Phelps over the goal forthe linal score, 18-0. LA N15-l'JANvn.l.1iGA M12 il' , Q y j,'f'v - vf' '. . . L if - .R 5' ' , -1' . ,ii 'V , M 1-A4 '7'..A .1 f. fi, -:L f 1, I P 1 -ft.: in 4- Q' .- . -a ii . 1 f .-.wi .-Q P' f4 1.e V ' ' ' ' Y.. Y., ' X ' -' T ',:','t' M341-. 5, I: A , , -- A 4 XG ,, '.f ' , 1 ' .H . , ' 7 ,. , f , ' , 1 ' ss. , I V . ,,z4 - , 1 . - - ' f - . ' , - v-. ,gp ii . Q , ., 5, . Q I. u . vt 1 ,pk s --fy 2 y K.. ' F53 - ' ' - I ,. ', '-.' - 44. ' V- L- .A 1-so .aw . Q , . + A c if 'I' iv, F e -P :wc-'Q 5fMRagdx'Y 1'5-pifx ,. , . ' lf vw- N--ft' H JL 1 .-,.- ',.f .11.!s:,':.. , 5 '. 1938 CHAl N SCHEDULE O in Sem L OjJjJU1LC1lVl Ojvpum'1rl's Szrrm' Place l.ee High, Stauntoii George Wzxshingtou High, Alexzmclriu Culpeper High George VVasl1iugto11 High, Danville Andrew Lewis High, Salem Clifton Forge High Thomas -lefferson High, Richmond Glass High, Lyncliburg Hopewell High llARNic'r'r, l,l1Sl-llhtllfil-I, Kmwos, lllsggui-3 SAn1.mz, GA1rrH, SNOIJIIY, Memcs, BORUIQN, l3A1:NIf:'l 1', Sr-irru Charlottesville fXlCXZ11'lCl1'l?l Charlottesville Danville Charlottesville Clizwlottesville Riclmioucl Lynchburg Charlottesville 1938 l,.-xN1'l-: 'l'.xv1,o11 jlllllrlll' t'm11'l1 CHAI N JUNIOR FOOTBALL l.1lllClS midget football squad showed up well in its only two encounters this year. Taylors charges were the victors over the strong WfJOfll7Cl'1'5' Forest juniors lZ-O, but lost Z1 close game to the Fluvanna Varsity 7-6. ln the second quarter of the VVooclberry Forest ganie, Herbert VVz1tson made El dash of thirty yards for 21 touchdown. ln the fourth quarter, Virgil Lealce hit the line, and weaving in and out, ran twenty-live yards and crossed the goal line. ln the Flllvilllllli game, the Lane juniors were out- xreigliecl twenty pounds per man. Despite this dis- ZiClVIl1ll2lQ,'C, the score was only 7-6. ln the fourth quarter, Leake ran lifteen yards for 21 touchdown, l.:111e's only score of the encounter. ll-IWNINH fil1!llllI1jl'l'j, rl-:XYLUK ffurzrlzj li.-XRIJUS, R1r1'1,1c111:1-:, SAN111u111:1c, XA :X'l'SUN Llsxlucl-1, l.,1v1f11i.-iN, t.xM111s1c1.1., Col-LIN, l.m1:1c, RlAR'l'IN llllNIlI.lCY, lhzoww, l7r1'zH1J1:l-1, li.-x11N1':'1 1', Lrcwxs, l'.-wma, NA'A'rsoN LK f1y-f-L+,..2.- 3Q Q5 'Mug '?-4- :h,CLU-L fs.,-+A-M-N' 38 CHAI N BASKETBALL Iilaslcetball did not enjoy a successful season at Lane. The results were, on the whole, disappointing. All players worked 'faithfully in the face of difiiculties, and Harry Martin proved to be a capable coach, but the Lane-ites lost a majority of their games. Lack of experienced reserves contributed in a large measure tu the dismal season. The wearers of the Oraufe and Black were several times disaiuuintecl lw 2, . . losing a game in the hnal minutes after they had been leading most uf the time. Lane's opponents so far out-classed her in many contests that the linal scores were humiliating. LINE-UP D. DISQUE ...... .......... .... I 7 orward I. NIACFARLAND. . . .,.. lforwcwd I. ITIARLOE ..... .... I fnrwani R. HOLLAND. . . , . .Gumd M. IVIEIQKS ..... . . .Gzzcmi C. CHISHOLM .... . . .Guard H. SMITH .... . . .Cvrfmfr L, Suunm' fillazzuyvrj, Klulumy, HIl.Ill'1l5Il.ANlJ, Rlilil-IKS, llxsguia, Mixlc'rlN fCm1rlzj 1T.... .,. rf.,... Cu. .... ., 11... .,., xr,11.,, , .lzf'-. 1938 'IJLA :f9-Shilo-f if-.zqgajiw haf ' 421-un-P WW ,4.,wal az., M 9 J, 7 Mg!! Q 7' .S't'Ul't' 8 10 24 7 241, lll 30 8 13 14 9 21 I7 14 CHAI N BOYS' BASKETBALL 1937-'38 RECORD Uj1fmv'1v1'1l f7f7f7I.7l'lCl1f,.Y Score Place Slim-mliiclrmzili High 15 Cliarluttcsville Anrlrew l.ewiS High, Salem Zl Salem llrozlclus Wcuocl High, lizirlysvillc 22 Earlysville Sliciizuirlozm High 19 Slieuzmcloah Andrew Lewis High, Salem 34 Salem Tlmmzls .lelTe1's0n High, Rozuiolcc 41 Roanoke llmarlus Vlfoorl High, Ezirlysville 17 Tlarlysville Tlmmzis Jeflierson High, Roanoke 48 Charlottesville Class High, l.y11cl1bu1'g' 29 Lynchburg' fiCUI'Q'C VVZ1Sl'llllgtOl1 High, Danville 55 Danville l I'CflCl'lCliSl3L11'g' High 35 Chzlrlottesville Glass High, l.yiicl1hu1'g 23 Cha,1'l01'tesville f'2em'g'e VVz1sl1i11gton High, 'Danville 30 Cliarlottesvillc l:l'QflCI'lCliSblll'g High 34 Fl'CClCI'lCliSlJL1l'g HHICN.-NNI vmm.' xi-I GAME E,xm.Ysvi1.1.l-I GAME 1938 89 CHAI N BOXING The 1938 boxing season at Lane was very impressive with two victories and a tie recorded by the lighting Orange and Black. ln fact, live ol the boys- llilly Garth, Jimmy Kardos, Cecil Long, Hob VVatson, and Henry Collier- linished the season undefeated. The Lane-ites opened their season under Coach Harry Martin with a win over Mclntyre High School, the county Champions. After the linal blow had been landed, tlte score was found to be 8-5 in favor of the home team. Next on the list were the very worthy opponents, the Crozet boxers. The visitors started off very well but succeeded only in holding Lane to a 6-6 tie, which was very encouraging, as Cfrozet had one of the strongest teams in the state. In their tinal match of the season, the Lane-ites fought with their hacks to the wall to emerge with a close 7M-6M victory over Meriwether Lewis. liilly Garth, the mainstay of the team, brought the crowd to their feet by dropping the captain of the visiting team twice in the 'lirst round to earn a T. K. O. The victorious squad might have gone on to light more, but further matches., could not be negotiated. e Thus Lane has ended another season of boxing undefeatec, ha ii ffibgpgl through last year with a win Zlllfl a tie. 'lt is expected that the o selif!i X JN defenseu will become a maior sport at l.anc before long. , K. ,,,-' f 5 N , ,.c, eacee A , .ric be ,, be l!fi I to . e 1 38 90 HAI N TENNIS This slning, Coach lf. ll. Snioot faces a tennis season which is, at this writing, nnpieclietalule. The entire 1937 sqnacl has heen lost, ancl, although the new teznn is eager anrl shows a certain amount of talent, it lacks the valuable experience it should have to insure success. Last yC?ll S squad won six matches ancl lost only one. Robert Walker in the singles' clivision and Vtfalkei' and Franklin Davis in the clonhles' representefl Lane in the Virginia l.ite1'a1'y and Athletic League tourn- ament last spring. Last j'L'Zll 5 successful results were: O1rr.S'1'rr1'r' Opjmllrlzl Ofvpmzciizfs' Store Place 5 Faculty 4 Charlottesville 4 Danville 3 Danville tl l,j'llL'l1lJl1l'g' 7 Charlottesville 6 lTlSl1l7LlI'I1C 1 Cliarlottesville 5 VVayneslJo1'o 1 Charlottesville S lforlc Union Z Charlottesville 1-1 Wa ynesbo ro 2 VVaynesbo1'o Allennm, i3i.msoN, Smowr lemzrlzj, l'lAl4'l'MAN, Klulua.-xv XX'onn, fi1lI.llS'I'lilN, XY.-xl.Klcl:,, X'X'il.KlNs, lfmvlxims, Qim lilICl'Iilll'I.-XII, Ilomnfzx, timnaims, -IUHNSUN, O'r'r, Emvlxlzns, I.,-NVMAN CUIIIN Quinn l'xer, I vnu' I xeu C ' 'wrt , Q '. . 1 , .1 ', lJI'I.lN, GRIN! incl-2, lllll.'I'IlY 'l'iilnes'mN, flannel-:'i r, l3ics'1', lilmiv Rl.lIS 1938 CHAl N JULIA YANCEY AIQDERMAN GIRLS, cfnfxcfr-I Mrs. Julia Yancey Alderman, a former Lane basketball star, has linisliecl her lirst successful year as coach for girls' sports. She has startecl many new activities such as riding and track Mrs. Alclerman's interest has inspired the girls to greater entlmsiasm. JULIA CCJCHRAN MANAGER CED 138 0 92 CHAI N GIRLS' BASKETBALL CED 6-V7-:Dial J- ,vu-4-f -FN' 1-W-+ 3 ov' VM-ff ' G .56 llxmulf NLxr:,xNN U 'VL in N C0'ClIf7fU'l'll.V I Aj LINE-UP fr I f 5- , Rlflzv NIAGANN ...... ........... .... F 0 rwam' 79 IXNITA 'I-IAWKINS ...... .... F orwara' 'Lf M Akv 12m'r'u CART1-:R ..... .... F orwawi jAN1c'r 'IDISQUIQ ....... ........ C enter A1,lc'1: GLUVI-:lc ...... Side Centra' 1'Moc:1':Nl4: 1VIARs1frAL1. . . Side C enter I.Uc11.1.I4: LANL: ......... ................................. . .... G ward NANQV Ulxwlmm-: ........ .................................. ..... G z mm' l A5 V.:, 5 If X V. ,' 5 o ' ' 1 NZ , ,-f '-,qi ' fi vb4f1- lf' '7'Y KIFLA .rv-xf4'A4. 24 H 6 . S Al.llI'IRMkNx fClJlIt'lIl, Pra'r1alesoN, I3URNm', SNIEAD, BRICK, HA A-1 I l'UN, CUQHRA-xx JM CAIWIQH, LAN1:, Gmvl-214, CAMMH-:LI., ADAMS I9 IJ1Nvsf1LIwl1c, IJISQUE, JIMMY KA-Ianolj, BIAGANN, I-Lxwluxs N , L MMV- L 4441, 671 . V I rl. fvrkx. , 'LLAMIQV L O A CED 138 93 GD CHPJBI BASKETBALL RESUME' The girls' basketball team of Lane had renewed interest this year. Although the girls had no gymnasium of their own, many participated. M rs. Alderman, the girls' coach, did her best to boost basketball. The starting line-up at the iirst of the season consisted of llinwiddie and Lang at guard, Disque at center, Glover and Marshall at side center, and Magann and Hawkins at the forward positions. This proved successful, so that the posi- tions remained unchanged. The basketeers cooperated and worked hard for the good of the team and not for individual honors. The team ohiers no alibis for its showing but looks forwarc,l to brighter St'ZlSU11S. Most of our regulars will depart this yearg nevertheless, next year's candidates expect to make a good showing. Intramural basketball was started in the spring, Many girls went out, and they all worked hard. Games, held at the City Armory, attracted many spectators. The school wishes to thank Coach Alderman and the team for its plucky showing. Despite the fact that it lost consistently, it, nevertheless, displayed good sportsmanship and plenty of spirit. LA NE-R fel N'rvma GA M iz 1 e l i 1938 Q 94 l V cz-1A1N E lg .5354-Q Sl! Nz. ' INS I X X L 4 S 532 Q k gag X is K ,pw vm W 1238 CHAI N ,ri ' 45.1 , , ,,,., ' - f sg. -' ' '92-gt Ar MINCDR SPGRTS RIDING- Riding, one of the newest sports created at Lane, was under the direc- tion of Mary Ellen and Virginia Brice. ,lust a few girls went out for riding this year, but this sport is ex- pected to attract more students next year. VOILEYBALL The girls out for volleyball this year were organized into two teams, the Orange and the 'il3laclc, which played each other several times dur- ing the season. The Orange Team practiced Monday and Wednesday, while the Black Team held the Field on Tuesday and Thursday. Nancy Dinwiddie served as manager of vol- leyball and proved very able in that capacity. SOFTBALL The girls' softball team of Lane High started out very energetically this season. The games were sched- uled for recess, and many were played. The girls were divided into two teams, each having a manager who served under the head manager, Virginia Dudley. One team met the other team every possible day for over a month. 1938 96 CI-lAlN c MINOR SPORTS HIKING Under the leadership of Mrs. Alder- man, hiking' hecame a great pleasure and sport among the girls of Lane High. There were many supper hikes. This sport is steadily growing in popu- larity and is certain to be included in the girls' sport calendar from now on. TENNTS The girls' tennis team led by Jane Calhoun and Helen Burrows, winners ot' the senior and intermediate tennis tournament at Lane last year, C011- cluded its second successful season of competition. Those who were among the chief prospects for a regular berth on the team were Kathleen Adams, Elizabeth lluford, l'-lelen Burrows, jane Calhoun, Alice Glover, Mary Frances Jarman, Nina Johnson, Mary lffmily l'eterson and Ann VValker. TRACK The track team recently organized for girls had a very good season. The team, coached hy Mrs. Alderman, par- ticipated in the school Held day and met with great success. The returning veterans for next year's team make the outlook for the future very prom- ising as the majority of the regulars of this year's excellent team will he hack. l . i , . t 'Wg' . i Y :QM e i .Q J,-,. t ,,V',7V. ,V i ,Qu j. N V 141 . ' .1 . l 1 38 97 CHAI N C1-IEER LEADERS IUIILEY, lJLm1,laY, SANum1uzl':, Axmms, C, L C 1938 98 Q96 Gb? as ln.: anis.- ..-.-.--,,pv-- Ski .1-ff be 31 -sz--:F-f' 4'-3' ---F51-' l 4. S- S45 ,..,,, -sf X- 'EJXEQ 5 g K ME ' f l 5, 'wi Hn 'vv l P-6 194351 fs? 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' 1 M-.X ,- X - - , , X 7 I f Q 'vfNy-xx xx , XXI , . , - 'fry gxl, Mwlxr gxXNXx,Xv 'l X 5 'X X V ' will! Mt ' X .4 ' 'XX , v,'iJM,u 1- RN x lxx .X ' .K ., . W 1 1I 1 ,N 'AML b 2' X 4?: 5 iFE RE I x Q96 0065 99 BEST LOGKING LUCILLE DETTOR jmmas Gmwfucos QQ, aC 100 W Q 2521 A 1 :Ei 1 251- -! -4. 1315 , uf . 1:1 1531 , 11 MOST THLETIC RUBY MAGANN VV11.1.1 Ii BA1zNE'1 1' JP, 60 65 101 BE 'FACT ll A L'D'1u-:Y CA M I-IHQL1. LA W lc :CN Ui 5 Xfmm' Q9 QQ fo 65 102 N, 'W-,,. BEST ALL AROUND Yvux 1-1 Cu :QA me H lax uv Co1.1.1 151: -9611, GD G' 103 ST P PULA JANET D'lSQUE DONALD DISQUE 19 Q9 '23 63 1 O4 CHAl N ,esQwi g CSCHGGL DAYS, ' xmas? ' 1938 105 CHAI N gow Jim MORNING 1. G1'rc1-lui G15'rsR15A11Y. Z. IJUM-HUM S'l'liAI.S A SNAP. 3. S'1'Lrm'1Ncz, GmI.s.? 4-5. Will-:N Iflumlc Rooms W1-:NT llnmw 0. Fume AWAY, PRUIIIENCE. 7. 'l'A1cl-1 .x Tu' lflwm 'rms ',I'r:Acf1l1cI:. 12523 IXIIK CHAI N RECESS I I 111111 ls 01114 Kumi.. 2. X1Y111x'1' X.N'ULYl.lV NYE llc: XYl'I'I'IIllVI' '11 la 1lI Us IN ON I'1z 7. -111 KN1c1cs! 4. SIT W1111.1-: Y1111 CAN, lN1'1'1A'1'1-is. n. Ioslm SVVINU l'r, H11.1,. R. Ihuli '111 'l'l'lIi f7l.ll GRIN! 121553 CPLAIN AFTERNOON 1. AT THE Clzosslwc. 2. Gown My XVAY? 3. lJowN TowN. 4. ONLY THE Bums! S. W1-m'r'n 1 Do? 6. RAY! RAY! LANIQ-'l'15Ii JAY! 7. LANE's oN 'rr-rm 2-Yu. LlNli...n 1 9 3 8 108 CHAI N CED NIGHT I 4 , , l. Tina Wzmma '1'owN's 'l.'A1.1uNrz AUAIN, 2. IJANCING LAN12-ITES. 3. Till-I FINAL 'l'u1u'lllmxvN. 4. IN A L'1.lNcI-I. 5. OUR GIRLS Scomc. J vm-f 1:1459 YUM3 A166525 Hivlfia if!-A-L., .23-1. .,K 5 H 12,-MIL ,JZ ..-N 2.1-'J fJL11v,.i,,, ,113-,.ns 'ep-3' A' ' 5 . 1938 109 Vid ' lj sf CHAIN M 9 ' MWW ANY? M521 MWMW 1. B1-:'rw1a1cN T1-If-1 RQUNDS. 2. Coxcl-:N1'Jz.-vl'uw. 3. Fm-:sl1M,xN PMNS, 4. OUR CAMICRAMAN Al.UF'l'. 5. A C Q-l.UIl PICKANINNY. 6. SNEA11 IN ACTION. 7. Rmsmvnxu THE M,'xsc'u'l'. N. IJ.x1l.x' Hllnscllssumi 9. AT LIQISIJRE. 1938 CQ? ,JJ Vi 1 a XM, M U Y. Q CELAIN .ANYWVHERE I Ionic 'lam Owen, Doves. mul-l1w:ll,SwlN1: w In xx: 01,1-1 Aramis. .X RITY. 2. l31.,xvKsN,x1c1a M' ISSICS. -1. W1-:'vxc U1-:1-:N 'ro XNASLIINCT' O. Om, lal.1.l-: l'ARI.IE 1fuANcA1S. H. Hun! 1938 1 -',, J fgi f' CHAI N THE SENIOR DIRECTORY AMISS, LESTER RANDOLPH ,.... ..... 9 04 Belmont Avenue ANDERSON, DORIS ............. ....... 5 01 Ridge Street Girls' Glee Club, '37-'38 ANTHONY, CHARLOTTE ..,.. ....... 4 23 Ware Street Girls' Glee Club, '37-'38, ARMENTROUT, NVARREN R. .... ....... ............. ...... 4 U 4 Altamont Street BARNETT, CARL .................................................. 1205 X'Vertland Street Junior Football, '34, Varsity Football, '35-'37g C Club, '30-'38. BARNETT, TI-IELMA .........,.................................,...... 1211 Avon Street BARR, XNILLIAM ............................ ............. ...... ......,. P 1 ' olllt, Va. BICKERS, JAMES E. ..,.................. ..... 1 201 King Street BIRCKHEAD, ELLEN MARGUERITE ....................... ........ I 218 Avon Street BIRCKHEAIJ, FORREST VV. ...................................... 229 Thirteenth Street ggtitlgit Council, '34g Junior Football, '34-'3fmg Varsity Football, '37-'3-35 C Club, BORDEN, JAMES P., JR. ............................................. 606 Lyons Avenue Boys' Hi-Y, '34-'38g Boys' Glee Club, '35-'38g Metcaltf Literary Society, '34-'38g Varsity Football, '36-'38, junior Football, '35-'36g C Club, '37-'38g President, Junior Class, '36-'37, Vice-President, Sophomore Class, '35-'36, Vice-President, Senior Class, '37-'38g Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, Boys' Hi-Y, '36-'37g Assistant Editor, Chain, '37-'38, BRICE, VIRGINIA NENVKIRK ............................,... 700 Locust Grove Avenue Hayes Literary Society, '33-'38, Players Club, '35-'38g Varsity Basketball, '37-'38 BROXNN, MARGARET MARIE ......................................... Nlontibello I-Iill Hayes Literary Society, '34-'38, Student Council, '34-'35, Girls' H-Y, '37-'38, Campfire Girls, '35-'3Og Midway .Slf1Ldl?HI' Stati, '36-'37. CALHOUN, JANE MORRIS ....................,..... , ................... Locust Avenue Tennis, '34-'38, President, Sophomore Class, '35-'36, Hayes Literary Society, '34-'38g Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'38, Girls' Glee Club, '37-'38, Exchange Editor, Midzeny Student, '37-'38, Activities Editor, Chain, '37-'38g Achievement Award, '36-'37. CAMPBELL, AUDREY .......... ............. ...... ............... 3 1 5 Fourteenth Street Girls' Glee Club, '34-'38, President, Girls' Glee Club, '37-'38, Players Club, '36-'38g Girls' I-Ii-Y, '36-'38, Hayes Literary Society, '34-'38g Secretary, Hayes Literary So- ciety, '37-'38g Student Council, '36-'37, Basketball, '36-'37g Baseball, '35-'36, Reporter, Midway Sfttdrrtl, '36-'38, University One-Act Play Contest, '35-'30. CANNON, JEAN CAMPBELL ....,.,................,.................. 111 Ninth Street Girls' Glee Club, '34-'37g JWl'd'Zt'l11' .S'f1lCll'llf StaH', '37-'38, Girls' Softball Team, '36. CARTER, MILIJRED LAXVSON .....................,............... 432 Fifteenth Street Hayes Literary Society, '34-'38, Girls' I-li-Y, '34-'38, Reporter, llliclzuay 5'l'Ildf'lIf, '36g Secretary, Girls' I-Ii-Y, '36-'37, Editor-in-Chief, Clmiu, '38. CASH, MAGALINE LAVELLE ................................ ....... 7 16 Nalle Street CASKIE, JAQUELIN LEE ............................................ Wfasbington Street Literary Society, '36-'38, Girls' 'Hi-Y, '37-'38g Reporter, Midreuy ,S'IIlf1l'llf, CATTERTON, MARGARET ............ ..... 3 ZZ Fourteenth Street CATTERTON, MARY ELIZABETH .... ..... 3 22 Fourteenth Street Girls' Baseball Team, '36-'37, CHEAPE, FLORENCE YVONNE ........................................... Rugby I-Iills Hayes Literary Society, '34-'38g Players Club. '35-'38, Girls' I-Ii-Y, '37-'SRQ Girls' Basketball, '36-'33g Girls' Tennis, '36-'38, Girls' Sports Editor, Chain, '38, Business Staff, Midway Slmletzl and Chain, '37-'38, CLARKE, MILDRED .................................,........... Jeflerson Park Avenue Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'38g Hayes Literary Society, '34-'36g Girls' Glee Club, '34-'363 Midreay Student Staff, '35-'36g Treasurer, Senior Class, '38, Bumblz' Bee Staff, '37-'3l'ig Bus- iness Statif, Publications, '37-'38g Camptire Girls, '35-'36, COCHRAN, JULIA NEXVTON. ...........,.......,..............l........ Cameron Lane Metcalt Literary Society, '34-'38g Girls' I-Ii-Y, '35-'38, President, Girls' I-Ii-Y, '37-'3S: Girls' Basketball, '33-'38g Manager, Girls' Basketball, '37-'38, Girls' Volley Ball, '33-'Llbg Co-Sponsor, Girls' Junior Hi-Y, '37-'38g Faculty Editor, Cha-ill, '37-'38, CED 138 O 112 AA, 11,1 ' ,Jf Kr-. N., , m L.. .J ' -1 CILAIN tt,Jl.t'UCK, IEli'l l'Y ISIMXIIQ ............,................,....,.. l212LG XYest Klain Street Hayes ,I.itt-rary Society, '35-'32-C, Girls' ,Ili-Y, '37-'38, Student Council, '35-'37, Girls' Iiasketliztll, '30-'37, 1'resi1le11t, 1-1on1e Room, '37-'38, Cainptire Girls, '35-'36, Secretary, Catnplire Girls, '35-'30, Art Editor, C'11r11'11, '34-'38, Secretary, Student Council, '37, Htttttblv Hou Art Staff, '3-I-'38, Poetry Iiclitor, 131111112111 Bac, '37-'38. ltJl.l.ll'.ll, .HILNRY .........................,..,........ ....... ...... 1 1 eatlowlmrook Hills Boys' Hi-Y, '37, Stttclent Council, '37, 1'resicIe11t, Hayes Literary Society, '38, Boxing, '38, Varsity lfootltall, '37, C Clnli, '35, LUMMINGS, SAM j. .................................................. 701W XX'est Main Boys' Glee Club, '35-'37, l resi1lent, Boys' Glee Clnli, '37, School Orchestra, '35-'36, t'UNNlil.LY, t'1X'l.'I-l.IiRINli MILIJRIZIJ ...........,.................... 110-l Grove Street t'1t.1xu'1-'o1t11, v1Nt'12N'1' Josutfn ..... ..... 0 12 Locust Avenue t'1t1f1,xsY, lJOltO'l,'1-IY 11tt1t11f1, ........ ................ ....... . . 1023 11111011 Avenue 1'o121,1N, 11111111 ......................................................... 317 Pm-11 tftftcc junior lfootlmall Team, '30-'37, 111141-:wry .3'flLffL7l1f Staff, '37-'38. .. QIUAIMINGS, 1701lO'1'1-1Y LULflL1.12 .......................... 1105 East jefferson Street' 1-M7 ff . . . IJAVIS, .IAMICS .... ................. . . ..... 1135 Little Htgh Street ,, Boxing, '37-'38, I ' lHC'l l'Ol', LULAILLIZ ......... ,........ ................................... 5 1 -l Park Plaza 1' Guns' Hi-Y, '35-'38, Girls' Glee Clttlt, '35-'38, Student Council, '34-'38, Secretary, ,ti , Sttnlent Llllllllifll, '37-'38, 'l'reasurer, Stuclent Council, '30, Hayes Literary Society, . A ,I '37-'38, Secretary, .lnnior Class, '30-'37, Secretary, Senior Class, '37-'38, Cheer Leacler, 'j-If 1 '36-'37, Players Clnlm, '30-'38. f JA, Q IJIGGS, JUSTIZAN FRANCIQS .....................................,... 709 Avon Street ' ' PJINVVIIDIJIIC, NANCY Sl-lliI'1-llilill. .,.............................. Fry's Spring Road kxil ' Hayes l,ite1':n'y Society, '35-'38, '1'reaSure1', Hayes Literary Society. '37-'33, Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'38, l'laye1's Clnlt. '30-'38, Stttclent Council, '30, '1'reasnrer, Stuclent Council, '36, Girls' Volley Hall, '30-'38, Mattager, Girls' Volley Ball, '36-'37, Girls' Basketball, '35-'30, Girls' Athletic Kottncil, '35-'37, Girls' Baseball, '36-'37, Reporter, Midwzzy .S'lt1d1'11I, '35-'37, litlitor-in-Cltief, 1'llfff'It'tIj' .S'l11df'11l, '37-'38, Assistant litlitor, Alidtttttrt' .S'l11rl1'11l, '37, lieacling Contest, '37, Tltirrl Year Latin Tournament, '37. IJISQUIE, HON .......................................................,... Preston Place Boys' 1-ii-Y, '3-l-'38, LQ Lflttb, '35-'37, President, C Club, '37, Basketball, '36-'37, Footltall, '35-'37. IJISQUII, JANICT .....................................................,... Preston Place Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'30, Metcalf Literary Society, '35-'30, Girls' Varsity Basl-zetball, '37-'38, Business Staff, 1-'t1l,ilications, '37-'38. IJOLLIZNS, ICVIELYN 1iLIZAB1iTH ...................... ,.... .......... 9 1 2 XN'est Street 1'laye1's Club, '36-'38, Hayes Literary Society, '37-'38, Reporter, Mizz'-surly Sfltfffllf, '37-'38, Typist, lflllllflflf Hrs, '37-'38 IJUlJl.liY, VIRGINIA ............................................ 705 L'yntl1ianna Avenue Cflteer 1.LTlUlL'I', '37, Girls' Glee Club, '37, Girls' Baseltall, '34-'3S. IJUKI-1, IQOBICRT L., JR. ...........,................,............... 306 Jefferson Street Metcalf Literary Society, '35-'30, Boys' Glee Clnlt, '35-'36, Boys' Hi-Y, '37-'38, IJLILANICY, fl l-IOMAS 1i'lfJW,-XRIJ ............,....... ..... ...... . . .314 Irvine Street IJURNIQR, GEORGE ..,............................ ..,. 7 U1 X-Vest lfain Street Intramural Softball, '37, Track Team, '37. ICJXIJICS, .lx-XMICS L. ................. . ........ . ..... 720 Montross Avenue liARl.Y, THICOIJORIZ Rf, ............ ........ -1 1-l Fifteenth Street Boxing, '36-'37, l7ontl1all, '3-l. l'1I,l,lNG'l'ON, MAXINIC SUIC ....................................... 701 Preston Avenue Metcalf I,iterary Society, '34-'38, Girls' 1-li-Y, '35-'33, Girls' Glee Cflult, '34-'38, r.i'l'L'IlSlll'C1', Girls' Hi-Y, '30-'37, Players t'lnl1, '34-'38, ICNNIS, liI,lZ:Xl1li'I'l'1 ,lUlJSON ........ .............. .... 8 O 3 Lexington Avenue Art Ulnlt, '38, liXN7lC1.l,, NA'l'l'ffXNllflL MCGRICGOR, jr. ................................ Fenclall Avenue Boys' .lli-Y, '36-'38, Metcalf l.iterary Society, '34-'38, .lnnior Football, '34, Varsity liootlnall, '36-'37. l lfUt'l,l'l'I'fNHICIQGIIIQ, lJONO'l'l 1Y ,......... . ...,........................... Park Street liasketltall, '3-l-'35, 'l't'l1l1lS, '34-'36, :Xthletie Clnlt, '3-l, Tennis fltamjiion, '34-'35. 1938 CPMAIN EITZHUGH, X1X7,lLBUR ............................................ 4-t7 lfourteenth Street Hayes Literary Society, '34-'38, Vice-President, Hayes Literary Society, '37g Boys' Hi-Y, '37-'38, Players Club, '37-'38, junior Football, '30-'37, President, Senior Class, '37-'38, Achievement Award, '37, Reporter, lllidtetzy .5'ln11'1r11l, '36-'37, 13111111110 Bef Stati, '37, Student Council, '3-t-'37, GARLAND, ALMA LUClLLE ...................................... 324 792 Street, S. NV. GARTH., GLADYS ELAINE ........ . ............................. 411 East Market Street Literary Society, '35-'38, Players Club, '37-'38, Reporter, 1lllllTL'!l-Y .S'fltClL'lll, GARTH, THOMAS HANCOCK ..... ............. ............. .... l Q . F. D. No. 2 Student Council, '34-'35. R-lontibello Hill GARTH, XN'lLLlAM, ll ................................................... Boys' Hi-Y, '34-'38, Student Council, '34-'35, Boxing, '30-'38, 'Varsity Football, '37, MC Club, '37-'38, GEE, MARY XYILSON ............,.................................... Montibello Circle Metcalf Literary Society, '3-t-'38, President, Metcalf Literary Society, '37-'38g Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'38, Treasurer, Girls' Hi-Y, '37-'38, Midway 5111110111 Stall, '37-'38: Presi- dent, Home Room, '37-'38, Student Council, '37-'38, Clzuin Stall, '37-'3S. GIBSON, ANNIE GRACIE .......................................... 629 Monticello Road Gll3SON, ROSAIE LEA ....,...................................... 2420 lilenheitn Avenue GILIJERSLEEVE, EDNYARIJ GEORGE ..,............................ 887 .Locust Avenue Football, '36-'37, Basketball, '35-'30 Cfazewell High Schoolj. GILKIER, BETSY NEWMAN ........................................... 685 Park Street Hayes Literary Society, '34-'38, Girls' Hi-Y, '37-'38g Camptire Girls, '37-'38, Book- keeper, C1111-in, '37-'38 GLEASON, ROBERT STUART ......,.................................. 510 Ridge Street Student Council, '34-'35, Metcalf Literary Society, '34-'30, Jllizizerly Slitdzrnt Statii, '35-'30, Btmzble .Bra Stati, '37-'38, Boys' Glee Club, '34-'35g Players Club, '37-'38, GOLIJSTEIN, ARNIOND .............,.......................,.......... 608 Ridge Street Glee Club, '3-l-'35, '37-'38, Players Club, '37-'38. GRAHSL, JOHANNA ROSE ........................,..................,... Cobham, Va. Hayes Literary Society, '35-'38g Treasurer, junior Class. '36-'37, Cheer Leader, '36-'38g Players Club, '35-'38g President, Players Club, '37-'38, Girls' Glee Club, '37-'38, Feature Editor, Cllllllll, '37-'38, Treasurer, Student Council, '38 HAGGERTY, FLORENCE VYATTS ..... , ...................... 1008 East Jefferson Street HAGGERTY, KATHLEEN MEREDITH ..... .... 1 008 ,East jefferson Street Metcalf Literary Society, '35-'38, HARLOVV, PEARL VVILLIAMS ..,....... ..... l socust Grove Avenue HARRIS, DOROTHY ................................... .......... 5 14 East Main Street HARRIS, RAYMOND THORNTON .......,.................... ltllo East Market Street Boys' Hi-Y, '34-'38, Players Club, '35-'38, Boys' Glee Club, '35-'38, Hayes Literary Society, '37-'38, HAXNKINS, BESSIE ............................................ 131 Tenth Street, N. XV. HERR, MARY BELVA .................................................. S95 Park Street Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'38, Vice-President, Girls' Hi-Y, '37-'38g Girls' Glee Club, '34-'38g Players Club, '35-'38, Girls' Basketball, '35-'36, Volley liall, '35-'36, Tennis, '35-'38, Achievement Award, '35-'37, Chain Staff, '37-'38 HlGGlNS, FRANK ............................................. ...... Z 08 South Street HTLDEBRAND, BETH GLENN ........ ...... F ontaine Avenue Hayes Literary Society, '36-'38, HODGES, JACK ,.....,...........................................,.... 2530 Rugby Road Athletic Team CPowell junior Highly Midget Basketball, '34-'35 fl-larrisouburg Highjg The SflL't'lt1f0l', '34-'35 Cl'larrisonburg Highly Red Cross Council, '34-'36 fl-larrisonburg Highjg School lloy Patrol tPowell Junior Highjg Hayes Literary Society, '36-'37, Boys' Hi-Y, '37-'38, 'Boys' Glee Club, '37-'38, School Orchestra, '36-'38g Lane Art Club, '33, HOUEE, CHARLES VVESLEY .........,......................... 1021 XVCS-t Alain Street Varsity Football, '36-'37, Hayes Literary Society, '37-'38, lloys' Hi-Y, '36-'37, Student Council, '35-'37g Business Manager, Clmiit, '37g Baseball, '35 CStaunton High Schooljg ,luuior Football, '35 CStaunton High Schooljg junior lfootball, '36, 1938 m CTLAIN IICJVICR, llICVl'lRl.Y ISR.-XIJFORIJ ...................................... 6 Wayside Place fl'reasurer, lfreslnnan Class, '34-'35p Secretary, Sophomore Class, '35-'30g Players Club, '3-ls-'33, Vice-Presiclenl, Players Club, '36-'37, Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'38, Metcalf Literary Society, '3-l-3385 Secretary, Student Council, '36-'37, Reporter, Jllidway .S'I1m'1'11I, '35-'30, Society liditor, lllidieuy Sltllllflll, '37-'38, First Prize Bzzlnble Bee Contest, '37. l'lUCKS'1tl'i.'XIl, LUIS LUCILLE ...............................,...... 701 Locust Avenue Girls' Hi-Y, '37-'38, .Hayes Literary Society, '37-'33, President, Sophomore Class, '35-'36 tStony I'oint High Schooljg l'rc-sirlent, junior Class, '30-'37 tStouy Point High Schooljg Literary t ontests, '34-'37 cSl01ly Point High Schooll. IIUNIJLliY, If. IJ., IV ............ , ................... , ..........,.... 1401 Grady Avenue ,Iunior lfootball, '33-'38, Boys' Hi-Y, '34-'38, Student Council, '35-'36, jAMIiS, I,UClI,Lli A. .........,....................................... 918 Harris Street Soccer ll1L'1llll, '34, Volley Ball, '30, Ilaseball, '30-'37. JICNKINS, URIICN' ......................................... .... 5 17 Lexington Avenue JICSSUP, JIMMIIS, ........................................ ,. .... 614 East High Street lloys' Hi-Y, '37-'33, lhlayes Literary Society, '3-I-'33, JOHNSON, ANNIC .......... ,...... ....................... ..... 8 S t ewart Avenue ,IONI-ZS, l IlfXNCI'iS Il. .......... .... -l 13 Park Street Girls' tilee Club, '36-'38 jONliS, XVILLIA M . . . ......................................,.............. Valley Road Hayes l.iterary Society, '37-'38, Varsity Football, '36-'37, Varsity Basketball, '37. KI'1:XlJI,I'i, RIIXRGIXRIQT l R:XNCES ......,.................. ......., 1 10 Goodman Street lili.'XlJI-Ii, VVll.I.lARl ROIIICRT, JR. . ,,... .........,................ l 16 Goodman Street Metcalf Literary Society, '35-'37, Treasurer, Ifresluuau Class, '30-'37. K ING, jAMIiS EIINNARIJ ...........,......... .. ...... ,... 750 Belmont Avenue LANG, PICARON ......................... .... , .. .................. 138 Carlton Road IAWNIAN MA'I I'l-IIQXN, IR. ......................................... 627 Cabell Avenue .llayes literary Society, '36-'38, Iioys' Glee Club, '37-'38, Boys' Hi-Y, '37-'38, junior Ifootball, '37. LEWIS, ,IANIICS ROSS ................................,............... 302 Ridge Street Boys' Glee Club, '35-'38, Vice-President, Glee Club, '37-'38g Boys' 'Hi-Y, '36-'38g 1'Iayers Club, '35-'38, 'l'reasurer, Players Club, '37-'38, junior Football, '36-'38g Play Contest, University, '36, LOWIQ, ALICI-I STONIQ ........................................, , ........... NViuc Street Hayes Literary Society, '34-'38, Girls' I-li-Y, '37-'38, junior Ilasketball, '35, Typist, Chain, '37-'38, Typist, Hzoulnle lice, '36-'38, hlcGA.VOCfK, IQLISIC CIAIHORNE ................................ 511 North l7irst Street Girls' Hi-Y, '36-'38, Hayes Literary Society, '37-'38g Girls' Glee Club, '35-'38 lXlt'MUl.l.1iN, KATHARINIE LEWIS .................,............. 362 19'ourteenth Street Metcalf Literary Society, '3-lf'35. NIJXIJIIEX, NI'iI,l.lIf KA'l'l'llfRlNE ................................. 417 Fast Blain Street Girls' Glee Club, '32-X385 lr'layers Club, '32-'38, Metcalf Literary Society, '32-'38. MAGANN, RUBY .........,........................................ 323 Fourteenth Street Music Club CScottsx'illeJg Captain, Basketball, '3-l CScottsx'illeJ3 Varsity Basketball, '37-'38g Co-Captain Varsity Basketball, '38 MA'l 1'l'-IICNVS, JANICT ..................................,..... .. .... Maywood Lane Players Club, '37-'35-I. IX'llfIll.lfY, DORIS lX'lfXlf ...,........ .. .. .. .. . .... 517 Ridge Street Girls' Glee Club. '37-'38, MICICKS, MONTIIE ................. ' ..................................,. 711 Graves Street Junior Football, '35, Varsity lfootball, '30-'37, Varsity Basketball, '36-'3Rg lloys' 1-li-Y, '37g Metcalf Literary Society, '37g Student Council, '3-lg Softball, '36-'37g C Club, '37-'38, MILLIQR, ISABEL I-IOILADAY ........................................ Montibello Circle Metcalf Literary Society, '34-'38, Reporter, Midway Stztdmzl, '37-'38, Assistant Editor, Btflublt' live, '36-'37g Editor, Bumble Hee, '37-'38, Girls' Hi-Y, '37-'38, Camptire Girls, '35-'36g Student Council, '35-'36. MIl.l.liR, LUIS Iil.lZAllli'l'H ...... ..... 7 42 Graves Street KlIl.l.IiR, M.fXR'IORIlf1 MAI-i ,... ..... 7 42 Graves Street 1938 115 CHAI N MITCHELL, ANNE ........ .,....... ....... .,.. . .... 7 1 t I lfztst Market Street MITCHELL, MARJORII-1 ...........,................,.............. 305 liztst High Street Girls' Glee Club, '34-'36, Treasurer, Soplioniore Class, '35-'30, Czunplire Girls, '35-'30, Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'37, President, Home Room, '37-'38, Orchestra, '34-'35, MOPSIK, ELIZABETH .............,.., .. ...,.................. 109 Thirteenth Street Hayes Literary Society, '36-'38. NIMMO, HOMER CLARK ......... .......... l tidge Street Student Council, '36. O'NEILL, JANE NNARXYICK ............................................ Czunerou Lane Girls' Hi-Y, '37-'33, Campfire Girls, '37-'38, Metcalf l-iterzn'y Society, '37-ISR. OTT, MARY LOUISE ........................,..................... -H19 Altamont Cfircle Metcalf Literary Society, '34-'38, Girls' 1-Ii-Y, '35-'38, Girls' Glee Club, '37-'38, Tennis, '38, Bumble Bee Staff, '38 OVERMAN, CHARLES IRVING .................... ,...... ........... C 1 ll Ridge Street Boys' Glee Club, '34-'37, Secretary, Boys' Glee Club, '35-'30, PACE, JOSEPH GREGORY. ......................................,........ XViue Circle Boys' Hi-Y, '35-'38, Boys' Glee Cluh, '34-'38, Tennis Team, '30-'38, Cheer Leader, '30-'37, Junior Football, '35. PAYNE, AUDREY LOUISE ........ ............ ..... ............ X N ' oodrow Street PAYNE, MARY CATHARINE ...........,...................... 1916 l ry's Spring Road Metcalf Literary Society, '34-'38, Girls' I-li-Y, '35-'58, Humble lfrv Staff, '37-'38, Cainptire Girls, '35-'30, President, Caniptire Girls, '35-'30, Student Council, '35, Tennis, '37-'38, PUGH, RUBY EVELYN ......... ................... ...... 2 1 5 l ourth Street N. li. Girls' Glee Club, '37-ras. ' y QUARLES, JAMES .................................................... 547 Park Street Metcalf Literary Society, '3-l-'38, President, Metcalf Literary Society, '36-'37, Boys' Hi-Y, '36-'33, Sports Editor, Jlliflruay Stttclvttl, '36-'37, Associate Editor, Miclrtttzy .b'f1tdL'l1f, '37-'38, Sports Editor, Clznin, '36-'38, Student Council, '36-'37, President, Student Council, '37-'38. RANDOLPH, S. XIV. ............... ...,........,.. . .. . ........... l3loomIield ROBERTS, EDNA EARLE ...... ...... C 122 Hinton Avenue ROBINSON, HARRY H., JR. .. .... 4-33 North First Street Boys' Hi-Y, '37-'38. ROSS, VVELFORD ........... ...., 1 229 NVe-st Main Street RUSSELL, EARLE LEE ...............................,.. ......... -l 32 Preston Avenue SADLER, SCLATER ............................................. 301 liourteenth Street C Club, '36-'37, Junior Football, '36, Vice-President, t ' Club, '35-'30, Boys' I-Ii-Y, '36-'37. SANDRIIJGE, DOROTHY ................................ .. ....... 6154 l.ex-'y Avenue SIZER, FREDERICK McKNIG'H'1' ..... . ...320 Fourteentli Street Players Cflub, '37-'38 SMITH, DOYLE ..................,................................. 310 Locust Avenue Hayes Literary Society, '35-'38, Student Council, '35-'38, President, Student Council, '37, Vice-President, Student Council, '36, Boys' Hi-Y, '36-'58, Secretary, Boys' Hi-Y, '37-'38 SMITH, MARGARET WVATSON .... ..,................ 5 OO Ridge Street Girls' Glee Club, '36-'38 SMITH, XYALTER L., JR. .................... ........ ........ 4 t 15 East Market Street SNOIJIJY, LAXVRENCE FONTAINE, JR. ........................... Evergreen Avenue Boys' H1-Y, '33-'38, President, Boys' Hi-Y, '37-'38, Boys' Glee Club, '33-'38, Presi- dent, Boys' Glee Club, '36-'37, Players Club, '37-'39, Junior Football, '35-'36, Varsity Football, '36-'38, Varsity Basketball, '35-'30, Metcalf Literary Society. '33-'38, Tennis Team, '35-'36, Cheer Leader, '35-'36, Orchestra Ilirector, '35-'36, Softball, '36-'39, President, District -1 Boys' Hi-Y, '37-'33: liooster Cluh, '33-'34, Cf Club, '37-'38, Manager, Varsity Basketball, '37-'38, Trainer, Boxing Squad, '33, SNODGRASS, CATHERINE TYLER .....,........... Crest Orchard, Lynchburg Road Metcalf Literary Society, '34-'38, Girls' Hi-Y, '35-'38, Campfire Girls, '35-'36. SOUTI-IXNORTH, VIRGINIA MAUIJE .......... .. ................. 406 Ridge Street 138 O 116 CED CHAIN S'l'R.'X'l l'ON, l-lliNRlli'l1'l'A Llili ........................... ...., 5 19 Fourteenth Street 'l'ARl.l'i'l'ON, XN'll.l.lAM AIJIJISON ........,....... ,..... . ..,....... F ry's Spring Road Metcalf l.iterz-try Society, '34-'33, Boys' Glee Club, '37-'38, lr'layers Club, '37-'38, Boys' l'li-Y, '36-'38, junior Football, '3-1-'36, Varsity Football, '37-'38, Vice-President, Metcalf Literary Society, '37-'38, Home Room l'resident, '37-'38, Bmizblcr Bee Staff, '37-'38, Boxing Team, '37-'38 'l1AYl.OR, l R1i1'J .............................................. ....... R ockland Avenue 'l'l'lONl'ASSON, FRANK L. ..........,....,................,.....,..... 207 Ridge Street Metcalf Literary Society, '37-'38, Boys' Hi-Y, '37-'38, Photograph Editor, Clmiu, '37-'38, TURNIQR, ROY , .................................................. 101-1 Jetierson Street Metcalf l.iterary Society, '37-'38, President, 1-lome Room, '37-'38 'l'UTl'lll.l,, llll-l.ll2 ............. ...... ......................... ...... 1 6 5 Madison Lane lloys' l li-Y, '36-'38, Metcalf Literary Society, '37-'38, , 'l'U'l'Hll.1., SAl.l.ll2 t',-NRROLL ...................................... 165 Madison Lane N0-,U'L Girls' Hi-Y '35-'33, Metcalf Literary Society, '34-'38, Campfire Girls, '34-'38 Ul'lJlKli, lil.V1X VAY ..............................................,.. 719 Ridge Street ' OM Ll'l'Z, RICVA liRANt'lfNl-2 ..........,...................... ..... 4 1-1 jefferson Street ' 'Al.Kl'iR, 'l-l1XSW'l'il.l, 1'lUN'I1lfR, JR. ..................... .... l Qoutc 3, F1'y'S Springs fr' ltletcalf Literary Society, '33-'38, Boys' Hi-Y, '36-'33, I -7V'1'X'l'SON, l'll'fRlll'1R'l' A. .,...........,....................... ......... H 21201 Street X Jo 2 Student Council, '37-'38, junior Varsity Football, '36-'37, Mf'l WfX'l l'S, SUli.GARNli'l l' ,.......................,............ I ....... - ..577 Park Street 6 Student Council, '35-'37, 'lfreasurer, Student Council, '37, Girls' l-I1-Y, '35-'38, Secre- bw- tary, tnrls' l-li-Y, '37-'.l8g Hayes Literary Society, '34-'38, Basketball, '36-'38, Tennis, '36-'38, Secretary, 'Fresliman Class, '34-'35, Achievement Award, '36-'37, YlJll'il'1l,.lfR, GORDON 'Llflf .......,.................................. Cobham, Virginia X'l'lI'l'1i, l'RUlJliNt'l2 XVAYNH ....,......,........,................. Fry's Spring Road ba, ',,WV ljl'L'Sltltfll1,! lfreshinan flass, '3-1-'35:'M'etcalf Literary Society, '3jfg Reporter, 1'lfidrt'1ry f .SfII!fl'lIf, '57, llusiness Manager, Ilfrdieay .TI-znlvlzl, '37, Girls' l-11-Y, '36-'33 XVILKINS, 'MIONA THERESIQ .......................,........... 1007 East High Street Girls' Glce Club, '37, Art Club, '38g Tennis, '38 X-YILSUN, X-N'l1.l,lAKI' PARKICR .....,............... ..... 1 515 Virginia Avenue leli-Y Club, '35-'37 fVictoria High Schoolj. XVOOIJ, 'MARGARWI' LI-Ili ...................... ...,............. 6 13 Meridian Street YOIC, VRANCOISIC t'l'll?fl'I1.lfY ......................................... 1 XVayside Place Girls' Glee Club, '33-'38, Players Club. 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