Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1939 volume:

LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Presented by Dr, James G. Johnson Superintendent of Schools of THE City of Charlottesville library OF VIRGINIA — 1 1 mam — EX LIBRIS LANE HIGH SCHOOL CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA TWENTY-FIRST LINK MAh 28 ’46 h ' T ;r,2S37 £V X— €0 GERALD CORWIN SPE I DEL, TEACHER, ADVISER, SPONSOR, FRIEND OF ALL WHO KNOW HIM, FOR HIS WILLINGNESS TO HELP STUDENTS AND HIS CONGEN I ALITY WITH THE FACULTY, DURING THREE YEARS OF MARKED ACHIEVEMENT, WE tiU ipp r - a (y j’ 1 i € •; ?i f « « R€FAC€ ERE I N, THROUGH THE SYMBOLISM OF FAR REACHING SHIPS, WE PRESENT THE 39 CHAIN. IT IS WITH THE HOPE THAT IN FUTURE YEARS THOSE WHO HAVE SHARED WITH US THE NINE MONTHS ' VOYAGE MAY RECALL THROUGH THIS BOOK THE PLEASURES OF OUR COMMON CRUISE. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES CLASSES LOG FRESHMAN ATHLETICS SOPHOMORE GIRLS ' ATHLETICS JUNIOR FEATURES SENIOR ADVERTISEMENTS Administration DR. JAMES G. JOHNSON B.A., Milligan College M.A., I’ll. I University of Virginia Superintendent of Charlottesville 1 ’ublic Schools SCHOOL HOARD 11. Lee Hawkins, William II. Snyder, A. L. Hench, Hope W. Gleason, Harry Robinson Albert G. A. Balz, W. Towles Dettor, Randolph H. Perry, W. Allan Perkins, James G. Johnson, Clerk Not in picture: Gertrude Mann, James F. Harlan, W. P . Johnson in HISTORY Lillian S. Butt, Robert E. Swindler, Agnes M. Shaw, Virginia Ruth Hornsby, Mary Louise Jansen, Gerald Corwin Speidel SCIENCE Francis ( j. Lankford, Jr., Natalie V. Holladay, Martha Walker Duke, Edward Bagby Smoot, W. I. Nickels, Jr., John Carl Rietz MISCELLANEOUS Ruth Shum ate Clerk Hebe Mary Ruggieri French Virginia Franklin Bolen Secretary Lucy Webb Brown Librarian Katherine Akers Meade Latin Lucy Thweatl Jones Latin , English Isabel Cochran McCue T xpavriting MATHEMATICS Haswell Hunter Walker, Georgia May Elgar, Mary Elizabeth Thrift, Gladys S. Schuder, Willmore M. Dameron, Jr., Ada Lee Berrey ENGLISH Richard Andrew Meade Sylvia Pauline Horwitz Mildred Conway Jones Poster Bagwell Gresham Clarence John Martin Illume 13 FACULTY DIRECTORY Ada Lee Berrey Mathematics B.S., Harrisonburg State Teachers College; University of Virginia. Clarence John Martin Blume English A. B., Newberry College; University of Birmingham, England; ALA., University of Virginia. Airginia Franklin Bolen Secretary B. S., University of Virginia; Fredericksburg State Teachers College; Marjorie Webster College. Lucy W ebb Brown Librarian A. B., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College; University of Virginia. Lillian Stuart Butt History Martha Washington College; Virginia Interment College; B.S., M.S., University of Virginia. V ill more M. Dameron, Jr Mathematics, Science B. S., University of Virginia. Martha Walker Duke Biology B.S., ALA., Columbia University; University of Virginia. Georgia AIay Elgar Mathematics Al.A., Alount Holyoke; B.A., University of North Carolina; University of Airginia; Columbia University Summer School ; Hunter College Summer School. Foster Bagwell Gresham English A. B., Randolph-AIacon College; ALA., University of Virginia; Princeton University. Natalie Venable Holladay Science, English B. S., Farmville State Teachers College. Virginia Ruth Hornsby History, English AT. A., College of W illiam and Alary. Sylvia Pauline Horwitz History, English A. B., Randolph-AIacon Woman’s College; University of Virginia. Mary Louise Jansen History B. A., Westhampton College; ALA., Columbia University. Lucy Thweatt Jones Latin, English Ph.D., Universi ty of Virginia; Cornell University. Mildred Conway Jones English B.A., Westhampton College. Francis Greenfield Lankford, Jr Mathematics, Science B.S., Randolph-AIacon College; College of William and Alary Summer School; L ' niver- sity of Chicago Summer School; Ph.D., University of Virginia. Isabel Cochran AIcCue Typewriting University of Virginia Summer School. Katherine Akers AIeade Latin B.A., Randolph-AIacon W ' oman’s College; Al.A., University of Virginia. Richard Andrew AIeade English B.A., Randolph-AIacon College; ALA., University of Virginia; University of Chicago. William I. Nickels, Jr Science B.S., King College; University of A irginia. John Earl Reitz Science B.S. Juniata College; AT.S., University of Michigan; University of Pittsburgh; Univer- sity of Virginia. Hebe Mary Ruggieri French, English B.A., College of W illiam and Alary; M.S., University of A irginia. Gladys S. Schuder Mathematics A. B., Bryn Alawr College; Columbia University Summer School. Agnes AIoon Shaw English, History AI.S., University of Virginia. Ruth Shumate Clerk Martha Washington College; B.S., University of Virginia. Edward Bagby Smoot Science, History B. A., Randolph-AIacon College; University of A irginia. Gerald Corwin Speidel History B.S., AkS., University of Airginia. Robert E. Swindler History A. B., Al.S., Indiana University; Ph.D., University of A irginia. A I a r y El i z a bet h T h r i ft Mathematics B. S., Farmville State Teachers College; University of A irginia Summer School. Haswell H unter Walker Mathematics A.B., Lynchburg College ; ALA., University of Virginia. Classes France, Burrows, Maupin, Morris Harold Burrows Cornelia Maupin Lillian Morris. . Haywood France. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary . . . . T reasurer SPONSORS Natalie Venable I Iolladay WiLLMORE M. DaMERON, | k. lO Freshman FRESHMAN CLASS James Amiss William Ball Mae Ballard Betty Baltimore Mary Frances Barnett Bobby Barr Fulton Beddow Maxine Beddow Marjorie Belew Frances Bender Ann Best Macon Bibb Sarah Bibb Stuart Bibb Billie Birckhead Barbara Bishop Fulton Bishop Thomas Bishop Charles Black Joyce Blume 1 )ouolas Booth Thomas Briers Mary Frances Brooks Barbara Brown Joe Brown Theodore Buck Ellen Bueokd FI arold Burrows Katherine Burton Louise Butler James Calhoun Jean Carr I )abney Caskie l.oi. Castle: N AIDA Cos I A N Basil Christian Gladys Clark J UNIE CLOUOH Christine Coleman Betty Jean Colliver W allace Con nock Betty Crawford Virginia Creasy Anne Crenshaw Edith Crickenbarger St a n ley Cricicenbarc :er Gladys Cummings Virgin a Cummings Horace Daniel 1 ’atsy I )avis Joan Densmore Stuart Desper Bobby De i a more Calvin Dodd Helen Dudley James Dudley Ka I H ERINE I )UDI.EY Maggie 1 )udley W alter Dunsmore George I )urham 1 .drain e Early Marcia Eidei.man Bertha Elswick Barbour Flewei.len Lyi.a Flynt H aywood France Egbert Garth Inez Gay Harry Gianakos E s i l-.ELK GlANNINY Charles Gleason ( ' level xi Glover Lenore Granger W arren Greaver Richard Grinnell Marshall Haden Marshall Haggard Jean Hale Lois Hall Charles Ham m Margaret Hanger Catherine Harding Wei. ford Harlan 1 )oris Harlow Susan H ill Virginia Hoffman C h arlotte Holla nd Joan Holstead Frank Hudson Aubrey Huffman Wii.mer Huffman Wallace Hughes Margaret James Ralph James Frederick Jarvis Wallace Joh nson Ann Jones Richard Joseph Ernest Keener Evelyn Ken nedy Mary Kennedy Robert Kindred 1 rma King Katherine Kirby Edward Kline J )orot h y Lamber i John Lancaster Charles Lane Adele Lang Gladys Lang Helen Lawyer Helen Layne Betty Lee Dorothy Lee Frances Long Edward I owe Barbara McCauley Don McCauley 1 )ick McPherson Hazel Marshall I mogene Marshall Louis Martin Cornelia Maupin Louise Mayo Ly telle Miller Charlotte Morris Elsie Morris Irma Morris Lillian Morris Mary Lee Morris Mildred Morris Peggy Mowbray Nancy Newman Edna Newton Robert Nicholas George Norris George Nor th Nellie Odi.e Mary Jane Pact: Aphrodite Pappas Hazel Harlow Miles Harlow Beverly Ann Hartman Edward Hildebrand 18 Harriott Payne W addell Payne Frederick Pederson Virginia Peregoy Xance Peyton Teddy Powell Joe Purvis Katherine Key nolds Thomas Ritchie Mary Roberts Paul Roberts Edith Poston Meri.esue Rubin 1 )oris Russell Marie Sachs Jean Sadler I )orothy Samuels Eleanor Sclater Charles Anderson Finlay Ashby Cecil Barnett Mildred Bingler Randolph Bishop Doris Mae Breeden Beatrice Broyles Marianna Cash Scott C his hoi. m Owen Clark Everette Clemen i s Martha Craven Fritz Daniel Eari. I )avis Dorothy Diggs Toi.et Doi.lens Eleanora Doriuer Lucy Lee Douglass Rosalie Douglass La mont Dudley Pollyanna Scott 1 )orls Scruggs Mildred Seiler Evelyn Shaw Bobby Shepherd Elizabeth Shieleti George Shieleti Mabel Shull Cecil Sisk M ILDRED S.M 1TH A I yrtle Smith Nora Smith William Smith Bernard Snead Noble Sneed Louise Southard Nancy Spicer FEBRUARY Carlisle Early ] ’a tsy Edwards Gilbert Farish James Garrette I )oroth y Gentry Birdie Gibson Ellis Gibson Martha Gleason Alonza Glover Florence Goodwin K R I N I 1 A M III ON N in a Harlow Alice Hari.owe Charles H arris H elen Harris Frank Haynes Nancy Herndon Abe Hildebrand John Houchens Louis Hundley Thurman Starnes Catherine Stokes 1 )ON ALD StoNEBURNEK DoUGL A S S ' l ' ON EBU R N ER Edward Si rickler Robert Taylor Mary Frances Thacke Frances Thomas Homer Thomas Lewis Thomas Myles Thurston Herbert Tomlin Avis Toms Frankie Valenti n e Ann W addell 1 )oris Ward Dorothy Watson Roy I i l l Edgar Kelley Opal Kirtley Evelyn Mahanks George Marinos Eugene Marshall Elizabeth Melton 1 )orothy Mae Miller James M ii.i.i r Frank Morris Harry Morris H azei. Mowbray A I A Rf ; A RET A [i ) w b r a y Calvin Moyer Oscar Myers Oran Oakey Betty Pace Charles Pace Fred Payne Harold Payne Fred Watson ] )ellaph ine Wells Early Wells I Iampto n W ickline Calvin Wilberger Winston Wilberger IK H ERBERT Wll.KINS R ac h ei Wilkins Paul Wingfield William Wole Charles Wolerey Claude Wood Frederick Wood Edwin W ood Ethel Wood Charles Woodson LuVera Woodson William Portch Bessie Powell Frances Rhodes Elmo Sandridge Thelma Shelton Mary Shepherd Sybils Sneed Elmo Stevens Carroll Thomas Elsie Thomas W aii ace Thom as Mary Walker Patsy Walker Heath Walsh Richard Walters Charles WeliIiver Elizabeth Wells ( il NE II VI W II BERGER Sue Young FRESHMEN 19 On, Martin, Kline, Lacy OFFICERS Bobby Ott . . . Steve Martin David Kline . Allen Lacy. . President I dee-President Secretary . . . . T reasurer SPONSORS Lillian S. Butt Edward B. Smoot 20 Sophomore SOPHOMORE CLASS Frank Anderson Harry Aticins I )onald Baber Robert Baber Carroll Ballard Catherine Barnes Elizabeth Barnes Evelyn Battley William Behrendt Stephen Bendel Hazel Bishop Peggy Bishop Sarah Bishop Kenneth Blume Robert Braoo Hampton Breeden Hope Breeden Bayard Britton Walter Brown Pearl Broyles 1 Iomer Bulk Gordon Burnet Charles Calk, a Edw rd Campbell Ellen Ca m pbeli. Ev E I. Y N C A R M I C H A E I . H arry Carter Nancy Carter Phyllis Carter Ralph Carter Ci y Chisholm Eddie C hisholm M adie Chisholm ' I ' helm Chisholm William Christian Martha Clark Lorraine Clements Eugene Coffey Hilda Coleman Bert Copps Robert Craven Maxine Creasy Elizabeth C r e nsh.uv Garland Crenshaw Ca millia Crum m e i i Virginia Cubbac.e Franck I )aniel Laura Daniel Calvin ] )avis Eugene Davis John I )avis Scybel Davis Eugene Desper Sarah Diggs Billy 1 )isque Jennings I )ollens Jack Dudley Randolph Dulaney Virginia Dunn ( il.ADYS EaDES Walter Eades Lillian Easton Billy Edwards Thelma Elliott Harold Eskey Audrey Evans Elea nor Parish Paul Fekas Paul Finnegan Ruth Florence Margaret Flynt Bernice French John Gianakos I )elorease Gibson Dorothy Gibson Lamont Gibson Mildred Gibson Helen Gilliam George Gilmer Jean Glass Wiley Glass Leonard Goldsten Doris Gooch James Graves Le Roy Graves Mary Graves Milton Graves Thom as Grin neli. James Hageman Lloyd Haggard Randolph Hall William Hall M rgaret Haney Arlene Harlow ( iENE I I AW KINS Don Hofeer Libby A nnf. Hole nd Ralph Holla nd Jewell Housley Edward Howard Janice H itches Louise Hughes Marjorie H uchf.s H ARRII. I I H UM I’H KEY Aegean Hunt Marjorie Hurt Kitty Joh xso.y Marguerite Johnson Thomas Jones Mamie Joseph J I M M Y KaRDOS Ann Kase Jim m v Keii h Virginia Kennedy J i m m v Kirby I )avid Kline Faye Knight Allen Lacy Tames Lane Juanita Lang Betty Lara more Rebecca Lee Walter Lewis M ary Lilly Cecil Long Jean Loving Archie McCauley K A T H ER I N E N T cF ARE A N I) Mary June McNett June M ahone Nancy Mahone Carol y n A I a i n fort Glace Mallory Eleanor Manx Russell Markley Barbara Marsh all Charles Al arshall Lewis AIartin Steve AIartin Na ncy Mayo Preston AT ays Billy Meade Virginia Moneymaker I )orothy Morris John AIowen Jack Murray I rene Newton Joh n Nicholas Charles Oakey Carl Omohundro Nancy O’Neill Bobby Ott Howard Patillo Frank Payne ATildred Payne Roy Payne Violet Payne Frank Pleasants Viola Plumb I )omenic Pologruto Winfred Ponton Frank Price Edward Riddle Tories nce Rinehart Carl Roberts Fred Roberts Ben Rohr Beverly Rumi.er G a r nett S a n dr i in .1 Jimmy Sandridge Edith Scruggs Edward Seiler Russell S h ea h a n Valadon Shepherd M ARY Sl.EDI) 1 )onald Small Frances Smli ii Thomas Snodgrass N ellie Si h ' ih w ir i h Cam ii.le Spicer Marguerf t e Stahl C H ARLOTTE Sl ' A PEES AIarjorie Stodgel Viola Stokes Harold Stoneb u r n e r S E WAR D ST O N E B U R N ER Cornelia Stout Dorothy Taylor AIarjorie Thacker Ruth Thomas Cornelia T homasson R A N DOLP H T I M B E R I. A K F 1 )an Townsend Ros EA N N Tow N S E N D Nancy Wade Lynwood Walton Loretta Wardrii Ann Warrick Chari .ot t e W a r w i c k Ausi in Watkins Billy Watson Mari h a Watson James Wilkins Cleo Williams Bill Wilson Irma rig hi Bernard Wood Jim mie Wood Roy Wood 23 Ci.akke, Lee, Mahan, Spicer OFFICERS Charlotte Mahan Sam Clarke Jaqueline Lee Garland Spicer President I ' icc-P resident Secretary . . . . T rcasurcr SPONSORS Foster P . Gresham H I , BE R L ' GGIERU 24 Junior JUNIOR CLASS Hazel Amole Ruth Armentrout B ARM A R A B A R K S D A L E Earl Barnett Tean Barnett I’ervis Beddow Bf.tty Ann Behrendt Melvin Bishop Willard Bishop Earl Booth Fred Bowen Euoenk Brown H arrison Brown Betty Bryan 1 )aisy Mae Buck Lois Buck Alice Buenei H keen Burrows 1 fOLCOMBE CaMPBEI I Helen Carmichael Randolph Carringi on Francis Carter Alfred Casey Robert Caskie Catherine Cason M ari a n Cassi i y 1 )avis Catterton Louise Chambers John Clarke Sam Clarke Peter Clinch Lucy Cole V iruinia Collins Howard Crenshaw Hovey Dabney Alice Davis Fulton Deane: Billy ] )onnei.ly Inda Douglas M argaret Dudley Martha Dudley Warren Dudley Anna I )urham 1 )OROTHY EaIIES Rozelle Eckford Martha Eheart Mary Eheart Janet English Helen Ewell Pete Fekas Elizabeth Ferron J A C Q UE L I N E FLO!) E N C I : Hildreth Fi.ynt Thelma Fi.ynt Sara Wayne Fra nce Norma Garrison Gaston Gee Marion Glass Hope Gleason Nancy Gleason Alice Glover Frances Gooch Lorraine Graham Fred Greaver Jean Hall Pearl Harlow Robert Harmon Richard Hartman Virginia Haynes Catherine H ildf.brand Louis H ildf.brand Olney Huffman Tom my Hover Alex H ui.i. Estelle Irving Mary Frances Jarman Joan Janow Emma Johnson Donald King Kathryn Knight Mary J ane Knight Franklin Leake Edwin Lee 26 Jaquelinf. Lee Betty Ann Li ntz Mary Beale Lewis Harry Li nton Margie Linton Harry Lowe N OR MAN Lu S H IIA U( i H 1 ’aul Lyday James McFarland William AT acIlw a i n e Myrtle Madison C H A R LOTTE M A H A N Lucille Mahanes Dorothy Manley Helen Marks Harry Martin Mauein Massey Yirgi nia Mauein Edward Michtom Carson Miller Constance Miller Ret a M iller Richard Miller Lucille Minter Harvey AT itch ell Edwin A [orris Franklin AIowbray Helen Mowbray Sue Neal Billy Nichols Royce Pace Charles Patillo Vida Payne AIargaret Price A I ary Price Grace Pritchett Warren Proctor Sally Purvis Everett Rinker Viola Roberts Broadnax Robe rtson Virginia Rohr Bradley Rutledge Mildred Sadler Bobby Sandridge Ollie AIae Sandridge Raymond Sandridge Jack Scribner Forest Shielett 1 )a td Sizer J )UD1.EY Sm itii Florkie Snead A l ary Jane Snf.ed Frances Spencer Garland Spicer Frances Sprouse James Sprouse ] )orot h y Stahl Helen Sto n eb u r n f, r Richard Stow ell Cornelia Taylor Eli z a bet h T h ack e r Audrey T homas Lucille Thomas Opie Thomas Ruby Thomas Tazewell T homas Rober ' i Toms Eleanor Valentine Levese Via Walter Viar Robert Watson Pauline W ebb George Weber Carl Wei n lock George Wilkins Minor Wilson Corliss W ' ingeteld Charlotte Winn Norman Witkin Edward Witt Shep Wole Frank Wood 1 )ick Yates Lillian Yowell 27 Hawkins, Holland, Hildebrand OFFICERS Robert Holland President A n i ta Hawkins Vice-Prcsidcn t Minor Smith Secretary Willie Barnett Treasurer, ’38 Loukine Hildebrand Treasurer, ’39 SPONSORS Sylvia I . Horwitz I I. II. Walker 28 Senior Mary Kathleen Adams Donald Sherwood Batten Caroyl June Beddow Raymond Fulton Belew Myer Bender Gloria Paquieta Berry Emma Katherine Bishop John Willard Bishop William Edward Bishop 30 Myra Taliaferro Blakey Benjamin Franklin Borden Mary Katherine Breeden Wallace Gray Brouse Elisabeth Mayo Buford Eulamae Burford David Staats Burnet Margaret Gordon Burnet Gilbert Sadler Campbell, Jr. 31 William Dennis Campbell Nina Alice Carmichael Mary Edith Carter Cora Elizabeth Cash Joyce Adelaide Cason Elsie Mae Clarke Edith Audrey Clements Mark Henderson Congdon Elizabeth Loving Copps 32 James Francis Copps Beth Norma Cowles Dorothy Lucille Cummings Josephine Cabell Dabney James Beverly Daniel Fountain Angus Eddms, Jr. Helen Christine Evans Elizabeth Lavert Flynt Dolly Mallow Fry 33 Dorothy Elizabeth Gardner Nancy Joy Gilley Alyce Juanita Gray Hall Ann Louise Hall Mary Jane Ham Ruby Elizabeth Hamm Mary Lucille Harlan John Pinckney Harloe Inda Gay Harris 34 Marjorie Elvis Harris David Booth Hartman Anita Reed Hawkins Georgiana Sue Louise Heermance Charles Henderson, Jr. Lourine Lynette Hildebrand Mathilde Marguerite Holland Robert Bragg Holland Katherine Elizabeth Hunt 35 Delma Mae Hunte Madaline Rebecca Hurt Ruth Bancroft Irving Frederick Thomas James Nina Frances Johnson Thomas Booker Johnson Claude Corbette King, Jr. James Edward King Marjorie Amos Lacy 36 Lucille Audrey Lang Roger Brooking Lang Helen Louise Lawrence Lindsay Gordon Leake Virgil Glenn Leake Robert Carrol Lyday Edward Overton McCue, III Marguerite Virginia Maddex Diane Athena Marinos 37 Lloyd Frank Miller Thomas Ryland Moore, Jr. Robert Lowney Murray Audrey Lorene Newton Robert Macon North Otis Wills Nuckols George Macon Odle Marion Bernice Payne Mary Emily Peterson 38 Vladimir Michael Podtiaguine Frank Stefhano Pologruto Alice Watts Pritchett Anne Elizabeth Puckett Dorothy Mae Raines Bruce Dodson Reynolds, Jr Audrey Estelle Rhodes Doris Eileen Rising James Witt Robinson 39 Jesse Stanley Russel! Carleton Rutledge, Jr. Elizabeth Moms Shelton Jane Ernestine Shields Frederick McKnight Sizer Minor Marshall Smith Montie Rea Smith Edward Vincent Stratton, Jr. Ellen Blanche Stu I ting 40 Ernest Taylor Taylor John Edward Taylor Lisle Emanuel Taylor Phyllis Jeanne Taylor Peggy Aurelia Thurston Rives Leonard Tilman Martha Dabney Uedemann Reva Mae Updyke Reva Francene Utz 41 Robert Poore Valentine Robert Charles Walker, Jr. Mary Ann Walker Charles Robert Walter, Jr. Martha Ann Warwick Louise Elizabeth Webb Raoul Wheeler Wilkins Dorothy Elizabeth Wood Francoise Cheely Yoe Barbara Agnes Woodson Dorothie Gertrude Zang 42 Activities STUDENT COUNCIL J. Murray, Lee, Gee, Thomas, Kirby, Gleason, Wade, Shepherd, Wilson Clarke, Walker (Sponsor), Harloe, Pritchett, Berrey (Sponsor), Leake, Smith, W. Dudley, Lacy, Watson Sneed, C. Dudley, Cowles, Brown, Hamm, France, McCauley, Sadler, Jones, Borden FALL MEMBERS Ben Borden, Walter Brown, Sam Clarke, Beth Cowles, Katherine Dudley, W arren Dudley, Haywood France, Gaston Gee, Nancy Gleason, Charles Hamm, John Harloe, Ann Jones, James Kirby, Allen Lacy, Virgil Leake, Ed Lee, Jack Murray, Don McCauley, Alice Pritchett, Jean Sadler, Mary Jane Sneed, Minor Smith, Opie Thomas, Nancy Wade, Herbert Watson, Mary Frances W ilson. Harloe, Lf.ake, Pritchett, Smith OFFICERS Alice: Pritch ktt A I inok Sm mi . . . John Harlot.... Virgil Lea ki-: . . . President I icc-Prcsidcnt Secretary .... Treasurer -1 1 Wilson, Hamm, Kellf.y, Meade, Burrows Cattkrton, Campbell, Walker (Sponsor), Murray, A. Thomas, Miller, Burnet, Gee O. Thomas, Clarke Uedemanx, Blume, Hari.oe, Pritchett, Leake, Smith, Thomasson, Behkenut, Jones, Buford SPRING MEMBERS Donald Batten, Betty Ann Behrendt, Joyce Blume, Ellen Buford, Peggy Burnet, Harold Burrows, Eddie Campbell, 1 )avis Catterton, Sam Clarke, Gaston Gee, Lloyd Haggard, Charles Hamm, John Harloe, Ann Jones, Allen Lacy, Virgil Leake, Constance Miller, Jack Murray, Alice Pritchett, Bradley Rutledge, Bobby Sandridge, Minor Smith, Audrey Thomas, Opie Thomas, Cornelia Thomasson, Martha Uedemann, Bill Wilson, Sue Young. SPONSORS Ada Lee Rerrey H. H. Walker Council in Session 45 BOYS 7 SENIOR Hl-Y Miller, Coni, don, Harloe, Rutledge, McCue, Campbell Valentine, Gianakos, Clarke, M. Smith, Holland, Copes, King, Burnet, Yates Leake, Borden, Henderson, Gee, B. Smith, Speidel (Sponsor), AT. Smith, Lushbaugh, 1 ) n nelly, Walter MEMBERS Willie Barnett, Ben Borden, David Burnet, Gilbert Campbell, Sam Clarke, Mark Congdon, Francis Copps, Billy Donnelly, Gaston Gee, Jimmy Gianakos, Fred Greaver, John Harloe, Richard Hartman, Charles Henderson, Robert Holland, Ed Howard, Tommy Johnson, Corbette King, Virgil Leake, Norman Lushbaugh, Bob Lyday, Paul Lyday, Carson Miller, Edward McCue, Robert North, Bradley Rutledge, Bobby Smith, Minor Smith, Montie Smith, Garland Spicer, Bobby Valentine, Bobby Walter, I tick Yates. M. Smith, B. Smith, Gee OFFICERS Ed Howard. . Bobby Smith Minor Smith Gaston Gee. , President I ice-P resident Secretary .... 7 rcasurcr SPONSOR Gerald C. Speidel 46 GIRLS ' SENIOR Hl-Y Stulting, Hildebrand, Buford, Bryan, Sneed, Haynes, Lewis, Ewell, Cowles, France, Shields, Walker Gleason, Peterson, Cores, Johnson, Glover, Neal, Buck, Adams, Cash, Wood, Burrows, Linton Beiirendt, Uedemann, Dabney, Hornsby (Sponsor), Burr (Sponsor), Burnet, Irving, Hamm, Fry, Thrift (Adviser) , Cole, Lacy, Florence, Gilley MEMBERS Kathleen Adams, Betty Ann Behrendt, Ida Bickers, Betty Bryan, Lois Buck, Elisabeth Buford, Peggy Burnet, Helen Burrows, Elizabeth Cash, Lucy Cole, Beth Copps, Beth Cowles, Jo Dabney, Helen Ewell, Jacqueline Florence, Sara France, Dolly Fry, Nancy Gilley, Nancy Gleason, Alice Glover, Ruby Hamm, Virginia Haynes, Georgiana Heermance, Lourine Hildebrand, Ruth Irving, Nina Johnson, Nicky Lacy, Mary Beale Lewis, Margaret Linton, Sue Neal, Mary Emily Peterson, Jane Shields, Mary Jane Sneed, Ellen Stulting, Martha Uedemann, Ann Walker, Dorothy Wood, Francoise Yoe. OFFICERS Ruth Irving President Margaret Burnet I ' ice-President Dolly Fry Secretary Ruby Hamm Treasurer SPONSORS Virginia Ruth Hornsby Lillian S. Butt Elizabeth Thrift Hamm, Irving, Burnet 47 BOYS ' JUNIOR Hl-Y MEMBERS Gordon Burnet, Harold Burrows, Hovey Dabney, Calvin Davis, John Davis, Paul Finnegan, Haywood France, George Gilmer, Leonard Goldsten, Charles Hamm, Don Hof- fer, Jimmy Kirby, Allen Lacy, John Lancaster, Walter Lewis, Lewis Martin, Steve Martin, Billy Meade, Bobby Ott, Donald Small, Noble Sneed, Bill ilson, Bernard W ood, Jimmy WWod. Lane, Davis, Goldsten Ott, Dabney, B. Wood Finnegan, L. Martin, Wilson Burnet, Riddle, Small I Iavts, Meade, Ham m Sittdkl ( Sponsor ) , Garth, Kirby, Edwards, Gilmer, H OFFER S. Martin, France, Lacy, Lewis, Lancaster, J. Wood OFFICERS Steve Martin President Allen Lacy J ' ice-President Hobby Ott Secretary Jimmy Wood Treasurer SPONSOR Gerald G. Sbeidel Lacy, Ott, Martin, Wood 48 GIRLS ' JUNIOR Hl-Y MEMBERS Betty Barnes, Kitty Barnes, Frances Bender, Barbara Bishop, Joyce Blume, Bert Copps, .Maxine Creasy, Ann Crenshaw, Joan Dcnsmore, Laura Daniel, Lilliam Easton, El- eanor Parish, Ruth Florence, 1 )oris Harlowe, Beverly Ann Hartman, Virginia Hoffman, Charlotte Holland, Joan Holstead, Jewell Housley, Mary- Hurt, Ann Jones, Fay Knight, Betty Laramore, Betty Ann Lentz, Jean Loving, Eleanor Mann, Cornelia Maupin, Katherine McFarland, Mary June McNett, Nancy O ' Neill, Tor- rance Rinehart, Merlesue Rubin, Dor- othy Stahl, Marguerite Stahl, Char- lotte Staples, Cornelia Stout, Camille Spicer, Nancy Spicer, Cornelia Thomasson, Roseann Townsend, Lo- retta W ardrip. Butt (Sponsor), Hornsby (Sponsor ) , Thrift (Adviser) Laramore, Rinehart, Housley .McNett, Blume, Bishop K. Barnes, Wardrip, Mann O’Neill, McFarland, M. Stahl B. Barnes, Florence, Lentz, Spicer, Stout, D. Stahi. Florence, O’Neill, Lentz, Stahl OFFICERS Ruth Florence President Betty Ann Lentz Vice-President Marguerite Stahi Secretary Nancy O’Neill Treasurer SPONSORS Lillian Butt Virginia Ruth Hornsby Elizabeth Thrift 49 METCALF LITERARY SOCIETY S. Martin, Carter, Walter, H. Linton, Harloe, Jones (Sponsor) , Snodgrass, Smith, Hover, Kardos O’Neill, Mahan, Lee, Uedemann, Hawkins, N. Lacy, Gee, Warrick, Watson, Hildebrand, Cowles, Congdon Ki.ine, Walker, Behrendt, Rinehart, Wilson, M. Linton, Gleason, Cole, Ewell, Buck, Cassity, ] ). Burnet Davis, Hartman, E. Buford, C. Miller, R. Miller, Barksdale, McNett, Peterson, Shields, R. Hamm, Lawrence, G. Spicer Clinch, Holst ead, Rubin, N. Spicer, Newman, Blume, Bishop, Housley, Updike, Adams, Maupin, Densmore, Keith Wnr, L. Martin, Wood, Brown, Henderson, P. Burnet, E. Buford, G. Burnet, Finnegan, A, Lacy, C. Hamm Not in picture: B. Borden, L. Miller, B. Reynolds, T. Starnes, L. Taylor Buford, Taylor, Burni r, Cowi.es OFFICERS Margaret Burnet President Elisabeth Buford I ' icc-Prcsidcnt Betit Cowles Secretary Lisle Taylor Treasurer SPONSOR I . u c v T. Jon f.s 50 HAYES LITERARY SOCIETY Copps, McFarland, Mayo, Smoot (Sponsor) , Shaw (Sponsor) , Shaw, Hall, Haynes, J. I )abney Hopper, Florence, Pritchett, Valentine, Mann, Bishop, La no, Carmichael, Copps, Yoe, Brice, Fry, Rutledge Smith, Burrows, J. Florence, Reynolds, A. Jones, Bender, Hunt, Lewis, Stulting, Hunt, Waddell, Detamore, Beddow Disque, M a hone, Battley, Graves, Carmichael, Gilley, Harlan, Heermance, Blakey, Sadler, Collins, Creasy, Burrows, Norris Catterton, B. Barnes, Hurt, K. Barnes, Lentz, Sneed, Irving, Hurt, Neal, Campbell, Pace, Eckford, English, Kennedy, H. Dabney Lara moke, Russell, Watson, Lyday, Mitchell, Webb, Campbell, S. France, H. France, Lowe, Kindred, Pederson, Cai.gia, Shepherd Not in picture: J. Hale, L. Hall, L. Lang, B. Meade, T. Ritchie, J’. Taylor, W. Wilkins, C. Wood OFFICERS Gilbert Campbell President Louise Webb 1 icc-President Alice Pritchett Secretary Sarah France Treasurer SPONSORS Agnes Moon Shaw Edward B. Smoot BOYS ' GLEE CLUB Lowe, M. Smith, Martin, Michtom, M. Smith, Reitz (Sponsor), B. Smith, Bowen, Campbell R. Lyday, Wilkins, Johnson, Borden, Leake, Donnelly, Clinch, P. Lyday MEMBERS Melvin Bishop, Ben Borden, Fred Bowen, Gilbert Campbell, Ricky Carter, Peter Clinch, Fulton Deane, Billy Donnelly, Pete Fc-kas, Jimmy Gianakos, Charlie Henderson, Fred James, Tommy Johnson, Virgil Leake, Harry Linton, Harry Lowe, Bob Lyday, Paul Lyday, Steve Martin, Ed Michtom, Carson Miller, Bradley Rutledge, Bobby Smith, Minor Smith, Montie Smith, Tommy Stockton, Bobby Walker, Bobby Walter, Wheeler Wilkins. Johnson, Borden, Leake OFFICERS Ben Borden President Virgil Leake Vice-President Tommy Johnson . .Secretary-Treasurer SPONSOR John E. Reitz GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB J. Hall, Yoe, Wilson, E. Johnson, McCue (Sponsor), Ruggieri (Sponsor) Eheart, Cassity, Eh kart. Medley Gibson, M ayo, Mowbray, K. Cason, Valentine, B Bishop, McNett, Beddow, Wardrip, I). Wood, J. Cason, Payne M. L. Smith, Battley, E. Wood, Rising, W ind. field, Bender, Lewis, Knight, Pace, Purvis, Gilley Mahone, M. Holland, E. Holland, S. Bishop, Florence, Stahl, Stulting, Brown, Buford, Holstead, M. Johnson, M, Dudley Crenshaw, Haynes, Barksdale, Campbell, D. Cummings, Jones, Best, Hartman, K. Johnson, Clarke, Updike Lee, Manley, Hamm, Marinos, Via, Sneed, Walker, Peterson, Adams, Cowles, Hurt, Anderson C. Warwick, Carter, M. A. Warwick, Eidelman, Coleman, Behrendt, Wilkins, M. Smith, Housley, Kennedy, Creasy, P. Bishop Xol in picture: H. Breeden, AT. G. Clarke, V. Cummings, M. Harris, B. A. Hartman, L. Hildebrand, E. Irving, K. Johnson, A. Lang, A. Pritchett, M. Rubin, R. Updyke Walker, Sneed, Via, Peterson OFFICERS A n n Walk kk P rest den t Mary J. Sneed I ' icc-Presidcnt Mary E. Peterson Secretary Levese Via Treasurer SPONSORS Isabel C. McCue Hebe Ruggieri PLAYERS CLUB Bender, M. Smith, Grinnell, Sizer, B. Lyday, Clinch, Wilson, Concdon, Hac.f.man, Henderson, Barnett, Leake Wilkins, Johnson, Bishop, Blakey, Irving, Nickels (Sponsor) , Bolen, (Sponsor), Cason, Gilley, Walker, Peterson, Shields, Lentz, Mahan, Updike Pace, Brice, Ham, Dudley, Ewell, Burrows, Webb, Valentine, Miller, Gardner, Berry, Adams, Battley, Burnet Dudley, Lee, Cowles, Mitchell, Behrendt, Buford, Campbell, Sneed, Rubin, P. Lyday, Yoe Not in picture: J. Bishop, E. Dollins, M. B. Herr, W. Lewis, C. Mainfort Lee, Buford, Cowles, Burrows OFFICERS Elisabeth Buford President Beth Cowles I ’icc-Presidcnt Helen Burrows Secretary Jaoueline Lee Treasurer SPONSORS Virginia Bolen W. I. N ickels, Jr. 54 ART CLUB Burrows, Bryan, Barnes, Creasy, Henderson, Ball, Eidelman, Jarman, Win Campbell, Sizer, J. Bishop, Hartman, Wardrip, Johnson, Berrey (Sponsor) , Brown, Coni. don, Bowen E heart, A mole, Eheart, Grani.er, Dudley, S. Bishop, K. Bishop, Via, Wilson MEMBERS Hazel Amole, Billy Ball, Kitty Barnes, Katherine Bishop, John Bishop, Sara Ann Bishop, Fred Bowen, Harrison Brown, Bett y Bryan, Helen Burrows, Gilbert Campbell, Mark Congdon, Maxine Creasy, Margaret Dudley, Martha Dudley, Martha Eheart, Mary Eheart, Marcia Eidelman, Lenore Granger, Richard Hartman, Charlie Henderson, Mary Frances Jarman, Kitty Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Fred Sizer, Levese Via, lvis Jane Wardrip, Charlotte Warwick, Bob Watson, Alary Frances Wilson, Ed Witt, Dorothy W ood OFFICERS FOR 1938 Helen Burrows President M a ry E n kart I ’ icc-President Fred Bowen Secretary-Treasurer OFFICERS FOR 1939 John Bishop President Sara Ann Bishop I ice-Prcsidcnt Mary F. Wilson. . .Secretary-Treasurer SPONSOR Ada Fee Berrey S. Bishop, I. Bishop, Wilson, Burrows HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS Borden, Gee, Barnes, Ball, Rinehart, Lacy, Gilley Grin nell, Hackman, Martin, Snodcrass, Gianakos, Batten, Via, Smith, Chisholm Spicer, Florence, Wood, Ritchie, Barnett, Purvis, Uedemann, Lee, Gay FALL SPRING Ben Borden Billy Ball Clay Chisholm Betty Barnes Horace Daniel Cecil Barnett John Davis Donald Batten J ACQUELI N E F I.( IRE NCR John Davis ] nf.z Gay LaMONT 1 )UDLEY Harry Gianakos Jacqueline Florence Nancy Gilley Gaston Gee James Hale man Harry Gianakos Jaquei.ine Lee Tom my Grinnell Steve Marti n Nicky Lacy Charles Patillo Carl Omohundro Joe Purvis Joe Purvis Torrance Rinehart Tom Ritchie Tom Ritchie Tom my Snoixirass Bouhy Smith Bobisy Sm ith Nancy Spicer Nancy Spicer Mart h a Uedemann Martha Uedemann Lynwood Walton Walt er Yiar Genevieve W ilberoer Jimmy Wood 1 )ick Yates 56 USHERS CLUB Townsend, Clark, Davis, King, Barnett, Martin, Lushbaugh, Miller, Congdon, Kline, Massey Li-.ntz, Hawkins, Lacy, Hildebrand, Glover, Heermanck, Shelton, Gilley, Haynes, Thomasson Willie Barnett Sam Clarke ■Mark Congdon Billy Crocket i John Davis J I M M Y Cl A NA K )S Nancy Gilley Alice Glover John Harloe Anita Hawkins Virginia Haynes Georg i a n a H eer m a n c e Lourine Hildebrand Robert Holland Nina Johnson Corbe ' i i e King David Kline Nicky Lacy Betty Ann Lentz Norman Lushbaugh Steve Martin Maupin Massey Carson Miller Elizabeth Shelton Cornelia Thom assoe OFFICERS Corbett e King President Nicky Lacy Secretary Nancy Gilley Treasurer SPONSORS Ada Lee Berrey H. H. Wadki k ADVISER Hugh L. Sulfridge Gilley, King THE CHAIN T Johnson, Bishop, Greaver, Gresham (Sponsor), N. Johnson, Sadler, Wilkins, Peterson, Buford, Spicer Kino, Dabney, Sneed, MacIlwaine, Conodon, Uedemann, Carrincton, Burrows, Schuder (Sponsor) Mark Conodon Editor-in-Chief Mary Jane Sneed 4ssistant Editor Jane Shields Class Editor Jo Dabney Faculty Editor Martha Uedemann Activities Editor Ann Walker Features Editor Boys’ Sports Editor Mary Emily Peterson. . Girls’ Sports Editor Dolly Fry Senior Editor Tommy Johnson Art Editor Billy MacIlwaine Photography Editor STAFF Corbette Kin Coni, DON- ASSISTANT ART EDITORS John Bishop Elisabeth Buford Helen Burrows Garland Spicer Wheeler Wilkins SPONSORS Gladys S. Schuder Foster R. Gresham ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHERS Randolph Carrincton Fred Greaver TYPISTS Mildred Sadler Nina Johnson 58 THE MIDWAY STUDENT Johnson, Martin, Kino, Smith, Reynolds, Burnet, Lyday, Adams, Wilson, Lee, Behrendt McTlwaine, North, Burrows, Eni.ush, France, Lacy, Yoe, Eckford, Dabney, Janow, Mahan, Hull, Blume (Sponsor) Jones (Sponsor), Ritchie, Bender, Burnet, King, Webb, Rutledge, Walter, Hildebrand, Irving, Taylor, Henderson, Burrows STAFF Carleton Rutledge Editoi Helen Burrows, Lisle Taylor.. Associate Editors Corbet te King ‘sports Editoi Margaret Burnet Alumni Editoi Louise Webb Feature Editor Bruce Reynods Exchange Editor Paul Lyday Circulation Manager C. J. M. Blume, Mildred Jones. .Sponsors Rutledge REPORTERS Kathleen Adams Betty Ann Behrendt M yer Bender M yra Blakey I )avid Burnet 1 1 arold Burrows Marion Cassity Lucy Cole J o I )abney Jo an Densmore Rozellf. Eckford Janet English Dolly Fry REPORTERS Alice Glover Ruby Ham m Charlie Henderson Ruth Irving Charlotte Mahan Jack Murray Ret a Miller Macon Odle Mary Emily Peterson Tom Ritchie Bobby Walter Mary Frances Wilson Francoisf. Yoe 59 THE BUMBLE BEE Lyday, Walter, Wilkins, Spicer, Campbell Peterson, Walker, Copps, Gii.ley, Jones (Sponsor), Hamm, Burrows, Dabney, Jarman STAFF Ruby Hamm Editor Jane Shields, Ann Walker Short-Story Editors Nancy Gilley, Mary Emily Peterson, Bert Copps Poetry Editors Dolly Fry, Bobby Walter Editorial Editors Jo Dabney Book Revieves Editor Elise Graves Exchange Editor Gilbert Campbell, Paul Lyday lake Editors Wheeler Wilkins, Helen Burrows, Garland Spicer Art Staff Nina Johnson, Mary Frances Jarman Typists Lucy T. Jones Sponsor H A M M Log Sept. 1 -The good ship Chain set sail today with several new faculty members aboard. Misses Ruth Hornsby, Natalie Holladay and Ruth Shumate were added to the school personnel. Sept. 2 — Happened to be up near Venable Field today, and was surprised to find that over 100 boys had responded to Coach Martin’s announcement of team organizations. From the looks of them we should go to the “But- tercup Bowl. ' ' Sept. 5 — Was talking to Miss Bolen today and found that our newcomers hail from far-flung parts of the U. S. In fact, they spread from California to Mas- sachusetts. Sept. 6 — If I don’t stop mean- dering and settle down to work, nothing will be accomplished. Sept. 7 — Mr. Walker lived up to his old standards by telling his favorite LOG “ConCave” joke. Sept. 8 — Do you realize that half the married people are women? Sept. 9 — Since I’m finally a Senior, I attended our preliminary meeting. “Foots” I lolland, our Junior president last year, presided over the unanimous elec- tion of Miss Horvvitz and Mr. Walker as sponsors. They’ve been Senior favorites for many years. Sept. 12 — They tell me that Alice Pritchett will guide the Student Council this year. She is to be supported by Minor Smith, John Harloe, and Virgil Leake as vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Sept. 13 — No more being run over or knocked down in the halls. The Ushers Club has been revived, following last year’s success. This year Corbette King will preside, with Nicky Lacy as secretary. Sept. 14 — That Holland boy must have made a good president last year; so we chose him for our Senior president. (I voted for you, “Foots.”) Anita Hawkins, Minor Smith, W illie Barnett, and Lourine Hildebrand aid. Sept. 15 — Ah! The Ides of September. To celebrate this worthy date, the Metcalf Literary Societv had its club initiations. The new members dressed as characters ol well-known books. They were on silence pledges and attempted to carry raw eggs all day without catastrophes. Skpt. 16 — (iuess I ' ll have to be careful now, since the Ushers Club has stationed its officers at their posts. They look very businesslike, too. Skpt. 17 — Copy-Cat, Copy-Cat! The Hayes initiations were practically the same as the Metcalf’s. The students seem to approve of the new school site, as the majority voted ves in a recent polk Skpt. 20 — The city seems to approve of a new school, too. The bond issue was passed for the Preston Avenue location. Skpt. 21 1 snooped on the Sophomore meeting and found that they elected Hobby Ott as president ; Steve Martin, vice-president ; David Kline, treasurer; and Hub Lacy, secretary. Miss Butt and Mr. Smoot will sponsor. Skpt. 22— Wonder what attracts me to Venable Field so often? Anyway, I was well rewarded today. Bruce Reynolds was demonstrating some feats in block- ing, which were just too funny. The whole team was in an uproar. Skpt. 23 — Rah ! Rah ! Get out your old megaphone and cheer the home team. Lane started the season beautifully by a 12-0 victory over Staunton Hi. Sept. 26 — Don’t those beer jackets just fascinate you? No wonder 1 accomplish so little. I sit up through all my classes and read the crazy inscriptions. Skpt. 27 — At the Girls’ Senior Hi-Y meeting this afternoon we decided to try to hold Bible classes in the home rooms. This should prove quite interesting and educational. Skpt. 28 — ’Though I wasn ' t supposed to be there, I managed to sneak into the assembly for the lower classmen given by ' the Student Council. Officers of all clubs spoke and described the purposes of their organizations. I found out quite a lot 1 didn ' t know. Sept. 29 — I see we have quite a few new books in the library ' . Guess 1 ’ll have to do more reading. Sept. 30 — Woe is us. After losing to Alexandria this after- noon with a score of 12-0, it seems that everyone sought 63 something to raise his spirits. Lane was well represented at the 18’ ' Club dance, although that club isn’t a school organization. Oct. 3 — Heck ! Our ole home room ain ' t what she used to be.” We didn’t even get honorable mention in the Combination Ticket Contest. Room 12 and Lab. 1 won the banners for the most ticket sales since Septem- ber 1. Oct. d — Miss Jansen tells me her debating team is studying a question for their first debate. She’s quite secretive about it though. Oct. 5 — Room 11 gave the cutest assembly today. Their mountaineer skit fairly brought down the house. Oct. 6 — Actors and actresses must be plentiful, as the Players Club found nine new ones that suited them. Oct. 7 — The first Freshman pictures for the annual were taken. This is a busy day. We defeated Culpeper 31-0 this afternoon and then went to the 18” Club dance to celebrate. More fun! Oct. 10 — All the home room presidents went out, with the second group of Freshmen, to have their beauty struck.” Boo! FToo ! Our Junior team lost 12-0 to Fishburne. 1 knew I should have been there to spur them on ! Oct. 11 — Saw Mrs. Alderman today. She says her team chose Nicky Lacy as manager and Janet English as assistant-manager for the newly organized teams. The Sophomores had their pitchers tuck.” Oct. 12 — I betcha’ that more knees have been bent these last few weeks of the mints” craze than ever before. 1 always thought crossed fingers would act just as a rabbit foot. Oct. 13 — Certainly am glad I’m a home room president, ’cause we had more fun today nominating Alice Pritchett, Ann Warwick, Elizabeth Buford, Nicky Lacy, and Martha Uedemann as candidates for Hallowe’en queen. Pictures of Haves and Metcalf were taken, too. Oct. 14 — The Girls’ (dee Club struck a pose for Mr. Gitchell and the staff this fine morning. Even Seniors mixed at the “Freshman Mixer.” The committee is mad be- cause the popsicles ran out before they got any. Oct. 15 — Good ole Lane was victorious again, this time 27-0 over Danville. Oct. 17 — Things are looking up. I see even the Girls Glee Club initiates wore their hair revealinglv up, their dresses backwards, and odd socks and shoes. We wish someone would get some new ideas. Oct. 18 — Surely am getting tired of adjusting the shades for those pictures. This time it was for the Girls and Hoys Junior Hi A . Oct. 19 — Blackie,” assisted bv the pupils of room 12, gave an assembly on book characters. The canine stole the show, even from Jimmy (Handsome) Gianakos. Oct. 20 — Called Mr. Gitchell again today to take the Student Council and Players Club pictures. Wonder if he gets tired of hauling that birdie around? Oct. 21 — I see we have some good liars here, too. To be nice, we’ll call them Tall Story Tellers. Anyway, the winners of the Sophomore contest were Hazel Bishop, Ed Lee, and Bub Lacy. Alice Pritchett won the place of Hallowe’en queen. Oct. 22 — After all my cheering (of course the whole student body helped me) Lane lost 13-7 to Salem. Oct. 24 — Funnv how peaceful it’s been since the boys’ sweaters have paled. Oct. 25 — A different sort of initiation at last. The Players Club newcomers carried posters advertising well-known products. Oct 26 — Three “dark clouds” entered the assembly hall for the Players Club assembly. Oct. 27 — One of my favorite pastimes is reading the blotter inscriptions on Mr. Gresham’s desk. Oct. 28 — Wonder if much business will be attended to at the Educators’ meeting at Flu- vanna this week-end. Oct. 29 — What’s the matter, boys ? We lost again today to Newport News to the tune ol 18-0. Oct. 31 — If vou didn’t attend the Hallowe ' en parade to see our Queen preside, you missed a treat. I think everyone envied her. Nov. 1 — Heard the first broad- 65 cast ot the spelling match be- tween Lane and McIntyre. Our Lytelle Miller walked off with the honors. Nov. 2 — Have we all gone book-wormish ? Maybe they’re trying to spread intellect, or somepin’. Anyway, Room 18 gave another book” assembly today. It was good, but I’m be- ginning to feel dog-eared. Nov. 3 — Don’t tell me that Miss Lucy has gone toper on us We saw her carrying a very sus- picious looking bottle from her room. Tsk ! Tsk ! Nov. 4 and 5 — This lieah annual’s predecessor won second place in the B” class at the Southern Interscholastic Associ- ation Meeting at Lexington this week-end. Hope this edition does as well (or better, of course) . Nov. 4, 5, and 6 — The State Hi-Y Convention got along very well without me at Pulaski this week-end. They chose Mary Jane Sneed as State President. Nov. 5 — Even though Tee-Jay trounced us 14-0 today, we entertained the teams at a party. Roy, did we have fun? Nov. 7 — Was it a blonde, brunette, or red-head that made her Mark” at the S. I. P. A. Conference? ’Less, up, Mr. Congdon, who is she? Nov. 8 — Gracious, are those pictures still being taken? The Ushers Club and Art Club had theirs done. Paul Finnegan walked off with the honors of the second Lane-Mclntyre spelling match, too. Nov. 9 — Better get out your armor, everyone. The annual occurrence, paper- clip shooting, has begun again. The sharp-shooters must enjoy seeing people writhe in pain. Nov. 10 — Billy Donnelly and Rozelle Eckford nearly mowed me down” running from Usher Congdon. Must you see all, Mark. Nov. 11 Room 26 gave an Armistice Day Program in which Mr. Kovacs spoke on ‘‘Democracy’s Last Stand in Europe,” and very interesting, too. I think we should declare war on Glass I li for beating us 21-7. Nov. 14 — Come on, everyone, give ’til it hurts to the Red Cross Drive. Wouldn’t vou like to feel that you’d helped, even if you had to miss a movie or two? i Nov. 15— The Metcalf actually wants the dues paid before December 20, il vou intend to stay on the roll. This close to Christmas, too! Nov. 16 — Attended the Glee Club Assembly. It was quite a novel combination of swing and the classics. The audience nearly wore Reva out with encores. Nov. 17 — 1 hear we lost the second game of the basketball season to die Crozet girls, the score being 28-27. It was close, anyway. Nov. 18 — You did take my advice about cutting down on movies and con- tributing to the Reel Cross, because when the Drive closed, we turned $97.79 over to the city ’s fund. Nov. 19 — The bovs went all the way to Danville and then let D. M. I. beat us 13-0. There oughta’ be a law. Nov. 21— Jesse Russell must have taken advantage of our good library, be- cause he guessed all of Miss Brown ' s trick)- exhibits in the contest. Just goes to show what you can do if you use the ole bean.” Wish 1 could have gone to see Brother Rat” with the team. Mr. Sul fridge decided they deserved a treat; so off they went and didn ' t even ask me. I’ll remember that next time any of them want to help me eat mv peanuts. Nov. 22- Was glad to hear that the Hayes presented the library with two new books. Nov. 23 — The first “C” Club dance was quite a successful beginning of the Thanksgiving Holidays, wasn’t it? Nov. 23-27 — Certainly am en- joying these few days holiday. We had a turkey that big. Yum ! Nov. 28 — My heart (and many others) is shattered. Mr. Smoot is no longer a free man. Miss Grace Robinson of Chat- tanooga, Tennessee, snared him during the holidays. We’ll hand you fried chicken between the bars when your sentence really begins. Of course, the honey- moon isn ' t over vet, but you just wait : the first hundred years are the hardest. Nov. 29 — Ship plowed sou - east through heavy seas, sails reefed, water in the hold. Dec. 1 — In view of our recent success in the spelling bees, a spelling club has been organized under the leadership of Paul Fin- negan. Wish he’d been here when I tried to spell Massachusetts. 67 Dec. 2 — No wonder 1 couldn’t hnd my other shirt this morning. The Girls’ Ili-Y had a rummage sale. Will whoever bought that yellow one with the green stripes and red dots please return? 1 gotta ' go out ! Dec. 4 — Thrills! My forty- third love. Bob Lyday, got hon- orable mention for the all-state football team. Too bad all the other forty-two couldn’t have, too. Dec. 5 — Was Dr. Mitchell ' s face red when he mistook Miss Holladay for a pupil at the Ob- servatory the other night? Dec. 6 — Our spelling club must be slipping, ’cause Mc- Intyre won this match. Dec. 7 — Morning glories to Mr. Gresham’s second annual “March of Time” assembly. Cheers also for the boys who received their football letters today. Dec. 8 — More sore muscles are advertising the fact that the Hayes had a skating party. More fun and more falls! I seem to lose out on everything exciting. Mr. Gianakos didn ' t even invite me to the annual football banquet at his restaurant. Somebody might have given me a rose, at least. Dec. 9 — Glad so many speakers are visiting us. Mr. Luther Richmond, State Supervisor of Music, spoke to Miss Ruggieri’s classes. Dec. 12 — When the Honor Bright failures organized the “Flop Club” T thought they had something, but it turned out that they had a Hop. Dec. 13 — Signed Audr ey Thomas’s petition for a longer holiday today. Don’t guess anything will come of it though, and 1 don’t believe I could ever get over it if it did. Dec . 14 — Wonder if Mr. Smoot is singing “If 1 Had the Wings of an Angel yet. Maybe lie married one. Dec. 15 and 16 — After dressing in my best bib and tucker, 1 set out to be entertained lw l.lisabeth Buford and Bob Lyday in “Honor Bright. Found it well worth the price. Dec . 19- Please all vou guys and gals sign Jane Shields ' petition to get Miss lansen to teach 4B Ilistorv. We don’t know how we’ll ever get used to any- one else. Dec. 20 — Just five more days ’til Christmas. Do your shopping early — (1 mean before Christmas Eve, anyway). Dec. 21 — just did get to the Girls’ Glee Club Christmas party in time for refreshments. The Christmas spirit is final!) ' here. Dec. 22 — Since Mr. Nickels seems to be so fond ol lollipops, I hear his 4A Chemistry class presented him w ith a beautiful, green, All-day one. Dec. 23 — A good start to the festivities was the Senior Dance. Jingle bells, jingle bells, tra— la — la — la— la. Dec. 23- Jan. 2 — Christmas holidays. ’Nuf said! Jan. 2 — Mv heart swelled with jov and pride when the Duke coach sent Lane’s Alumnus Carl Deane into the Rose Bowl game. I ' ll bet wilb you as to w ho the next one will be. Jan. 3 — Gosh, it’s hard to settle down to work again, with visions of the swell holidays still with me. Jan. 4 — Would you believe that men spend more on beautifying themselves than women do? Just ask Tommy Johnson. Jan. 5 — After much deliberation, the committee decided to leave the Senior rings the same as before. Any change would have caused an advance in price. Pocketbooks screamed so loud that thev had to be considered. Jan. 6 — Lane ' s basketball boys lost 16-13 to Shenandoah and the girls won 16-15. That ought to prove what I ' ve always said about the female side of all arguments. There wasn’t any hair pulling, either. Jan. 9 — 1 haven’t gotten used to writing 1939 yet. If anyone sees an_ ’ of my papers dated wrong, please correct. Thank’ you ! Jan. 10 — Wish Miss Horwitz would tell us how she got the tag Peaches. She is a peach to take it so well, though. Jan. 11 — If you happened to be behind the drug store you no doubt saw about ten boys escap- ing through a window. Reason : Mr. Sul fridge came to the front door. Jan. 12 — Those Ruggieri girls have more than their share of talent. Miss era Ruggieri gave a violin concert for sister Hebe’s 69 Dec. 8 — Football Baxockt music classes, much to the de- light of the classes and many outsiders (myself included) who could sneak off from work. Jan. 13 — Is Francoise hard to please, or does she enjoy lovin ' ’em and leavin ' ’em? She’s al- ways with someone new. Ian. Id — Newsflash! Lane basketeers win 17-8 over Salem. Jan. 16 — 1 see bv the bulletin board that the Glee Clubs have chosen Ann Walker, Bob Lyday, Charlotte Warwick, and Bobby Walter to lead their bi-annual operetta “In Old Vienna.” Jan. 17 — Wonder if B. Lyday has gotten over the difficulties of delivering Christmas presents yet? Bet not. Jan. 18 — Charlie Henderson and Carolyn Main fort turned gunman and his moll long enough to give a good skit for the Metcalf assembly. Jan. 19 — This would be a wonderful place to say something bright. What would you suggest. ' Jan. 20 — Amid all the argument, I am idly wondering whether the idea of the composite girl originated with the Midway Student or the Chain. However, Helen Burrows is going to do the job, and if it’s good we ll claim the idea. Jan. 23 — Looks like the Midwax Student has gone modern. They’ve stream- lined on us. Very nice. Jan. 24 — Pardon my sleepy look, but after loafing for so long, I bad to cram for exams. Hope that State test is easy. Jan. 25, 26, and 27 — Exams. Need 1 say more? Jan. 28-31 — Whew, after so much brainwork, 1 certainly do need this vacation. I ' kb. 1 -Had the misfortune to show up at a call meeting of the Girls’ Hi-5 , and was reminded to pay my dues or else. Fi-:b. 2 — My goodness, look at all the little Freshies running around. Do they really get smaller, or am I getting old ? Feb. 3- If you hear an odd clump, clump sound, don’t get excited. It’s only Francoise getting around in her Holland brogues. P ' kb. 6 — We seniors have gone in the bookmaking business (not the way you think). Texts couldn’t be found to suit us; so we are making our own. 7D Feb. 7 — Fortunately I happened to drop into the assembly hall just in time to hear Professor B. A. Walpole speak. He told an interesting story about his ex- periences as a teacher on Chicago ' s waterfront. Feb. 8 — An v queer sounds heard from down Assembly Hall way are only the boys tuning up for their parts in the operetta. Feb. 9 — Suppose you tell me w hat went on today. I can’t seem to wake up. Feb. 10 — Saw movies on the sinking of the U.S.S. Pauay. Gives a good case of goose-pimples. Feb. 11 and 12 — Wish 1 were with Mr. Speidel and his group in N. Y. Bet they’re atop the Empire State Building this very minute. Feb. 13 — Back on the Student Council at last. Just in time to see the officers re-elected. Feb. Id — The French classes got a chance to see what the language really sounds like w hen Monsieur Paul, President of the Victor Hugo Club, visited them this bright Valentine day. Feb. 15 — Skipped out on the Hi-5’ Bible Class. If Ruth is looking for me, I just left for an indefinite stay in Siberia. Feb. 16 — If 1 could spell, I might have been one of the nine new members taken into the spelling club. Feb. 17 — Could it be that the mortgage is due on Miss Lucy’s room and the ice-hearted land- lord put her out? That’s what we thought, until we found that the trunk only contained old maps and papers. Feb. 20 — Hope I’m some- body’s Best Girl, ’cause the lli-Y has decided to have its banquet and dance on April 28. Feb. 21 -The committee on rating our school has decided that we’re low on “attitudes.” I’ll wager they pick up when the new building is finished. Feb. 22 — I cannot tell a lie. The Senior Class voted on its features today. The school anx- iously awaits the results. Feb. 23 — The features were announced and all selections seemed to meet with approval. The olis’’ and “ahs” were just as loud this year as last when Jimmy G. kept his place of “Best Looking Boy.” Jan. 6 — Lane-Shenandoa h Game Feb. 2-1 — At last the composite “Dream Girl” has appeared. Helen’s teacher was right — all good features don’t make a beauty. That’s what we get for never being satisfied. Feb. 27 — My sympathy to those who have slaved for five months and made the honor roll. Nice work, and I do mean re ork. Feb. 28 — The Metcalf that I just got kicked out of walloped the Hayes on Mr. Speidel’s WCHV Quiz Program. Getting rid of me must have done them good. Mar. 1— Ah! Spring is only twenty days away. Rrr, it’s cold today though. Mar. 2 — 1 had something so dumb to say, but it was so dumb 1 forgot it. Mar. 3- -The basketball teams are quite excited about their trip to Shenandoah. The girls go, too, so they should have fun ! Mar. 6 — 1 told you the girls should have gone before. Roth teams have returned victorious. Hurrah ! Mar. 7 — If a man had forty acres of land with a hill in the middle, where would he be most likely to put a pig pen? I don’t know either. Mar. 8 — Miss Rolen seems to resent my asking her forty million questions when she’s busy. I don’t see why. Mar. 9 — At last 1 know why wedding and engagement rings are worn on the linger the) ' are. Why? Recause of an artery to the heart, dope! Mar. 10 — Mr. John Faris, of a local insurance company, spoke on Safety. 1 5e careful ! Mar. 13 — Good thing today didn’t come on Friday; or are you superstitious? Mar. Id — Many of the fifty patrons who saw us at work ( ?) helped elect Mr. S. F. Hamm president of the Parent-Teachers’ Association. Mar. 15 — At last I get mv picture taken. The staffs of the Bumble Bee, Chain and Midway Student watched the birdie. Mar. 16 — I’ve always thought passport pictures were the world’s worst, but few of the Seniors will even claim theirs. We all look like “gun-toters.” Mar. 17- Father Rowen, Priest of the Church of the Holy Comforter, spoke to the Seniors on St. Patrick. C hain Staff Meeting “C” Cutis Initiation Section of Group on W ashington Trip Lane-McIxtyre Boxing Match i .•� Scene in _1 15H AKA PWA FEDERAL EMERGENCY ! ADM IMtST R ATlOH -f PUBLIC WORKS WHITE HIGH SCHOOL DOCKET VA.I286-F ?«( pSl ; f ‘- 1 rtsa a i icj rr«a� ii THE FUTURE LANE Since the approval of site and plant by the School Board, work has progressed steadily on Charlottesville’s new high school. 74 Attended the Junior dance. More little people turned out. I must be get- ting old. Mar. 20 — Mark has become quite important. He receives telegrams at school, and two at a time! ! Ret she ' s a blonde. Mar. 21 — The first day of Spring. That’s funny. I ' ve had Spring fever all winter. The Glee Clubs get the Air!! They competed on the Community Quiz Program. The boys were victorious (of course, they say). Ask Mary Emily about Old Kentucky Home. Mar. 22 — Followed the Girl Hikers around all afternoon. The) ' took a nice jaunt from Fry’s Spring Road through to Ridge Street. Boy, was 1 tired ! Mar. 23 — The typing classes have started mimeographing. If any of you teachers have any (and 1 know you do), please see one of the pupils. Mar. 2-1 — The Seniors left this morning at six o’clock for their annual Washington trip. Wonder if the boys will cut up like they do on the football trips? Miss Horwitz will take care of that I guess. Mar. 27 — Todav should have been declared a holiday. All the Seniors who went on the trip look as though they might use about twenty-five hours sleep. They report that it was well worth it, though. Mar. 28 — At the Junior meeting called by Mr. Sul fridge, Garland Spicer was elected to represent the class at Blacksburg in June at the citizenship and leader- ship training course sponsored by the American Legion. Mar. 29 — Pm completely unclassified when it comes to seeing assemblies. The Hayes gave a unique prophecy of some Laneites’ futures. Mar. 30 — Do you suppose Bobby Walker has any interest beside math in all the girls he calls so much? He surely keeps the wires hot. Mar. 31 -Apr. 2 — Main- of our Hi-Y members attended the Conference in Warrenton. Our Gaston Gee was elected vice-president and Betty Ann Behrendt, secretary. This here book announced its dedication. You look and see who. Apr. 3 — Miss Bolen started measuring for caps and gowns today. Begins to look as if the end is nearing. Wonder if they’ll get one small enough for Jesse Russell. Apr. A — Have vou heard all the me, me, me, and “tra-la-la” coming from the Assembly Hall? The Operetta cast is doing its last-minute tuning up. Apr. 5 — After much postponement, the operetta finally came off. In spite of the participants’ fear, everything went well and it was quite good. Apr. 6 — Miss Bolen estimates that 110 or 112 made the Honor Roll for March. If 1 hadn’t gotten that “C” I might have been there, too. Apr. 7 — The “C” Club dance was just too much fun. Everyone sported new Easter duds. Very pretty, too ! Apr. 7-10 — Easter Holidays have at last come. I surely need a rest. I his log is getting me down. Apr. 11- -That furlough (gone Army on you) was just what I needed. Looks like Ell have to give this up and attend to business. Apr. 12 — You ' ll have to amuse yourselves today. I have buckets of work to do. Go up and watch the intra-mural softball games on Venable field. 75 Apr. 13 — Mr. Speidel took a group to Washington today to celebrate Jeffer- son ' s birthday. Shoulda’ gone to Monticello. Apr. 14 — As much as I hate to, I’m afraid I ' ll have to leave you nice people for a while as I have two term papers to write. Haven’t got one you could lend me, have you ? Apr. 29 — Hello again ! Let ' s see what’s happened since I saw you last. About the 20th Miss Ruggieri took her music classes to the State Festival in Richmond. The} - got excused absences for two days, lucky bums. The ITi-Y banquet and dance came oft last night and a gala occasion il was too. After all that, some brave girls got up to take a hike on Skyline Drive. Such is the price of an achievement pin, though. Oh, yes, Rooms 18 and Lab 1 gave the Pot Toiler” in assembly. As 1 remember, Paul Lyday, Jaqueline Lee, Bernard Wood, and Carolyn Mainfort took the leads. If I don ' t write for a while, don’t think I ' ve fallen overboard; I ' m just drowned in work. May 31 -Our good ship has traveled far since I last got in your hair. Maybe we can recall some of the highlights of the elapsed time. The Seniors’ Jane Eyre” was presented, starring Louise Webb and Bobby Walker. Achievement pins were awarded at the last assembly by the Student Council. We do have some realh bright people here, after all. The hiking must have helped. Boy! The Seniors have been busy! They got a picnic and hay ride, too. I ' m still shaking hav seeds from my hair. Then, as I recall (though I may be slightly mixed up), the Y-L Contests came oft at the University. Last but not least we went to the closing festivities. All of a sudden I found it was time to put on my monkey hat and gown and attend the baccalaureate sermon at the Christian Church. The first Senior final, the banquet, graduation, and the last Senior final have come in a whirl. These have been a gay four years, packed with memories. Good-bye! Lane! We hope to represent you well in the lives we take up from here. 76 Athletics Martin (Coach), Watson (Manager), Holland, Smith ( Co-Captains ) SQUAD II. Watson, Lushbauoh, P. Smith, B Watson, W. Barnett, Kardos, Henderson, Martin Mili.kr, Davis, Hildebrand, C. Kino, B. Smith, Daniels Gianakos Bender, Bei.ew, M. Smith, Holland, Batten, D. Leake, Cords, 1 ay lor Hartman, D. Kina,, Thomas, Lyday, V. Leake, Chewnino, Ponton, E. Barnett, Reynolds LANE-1 ANY I I LL LAN E-STA UNTON C. King, D. King, Batten, Lushbaugh SQUAD W. Barnett, Gianakos, Kardos, LushbaU(;h B. Smith, Holland, Thomas, Lyday, I’onton, Batten, King LANE-DANYILLE LANE-DANYILLE 79 Ponton Thomas Barnett Kardos SCHEDULE i Score: Opponent Opponen 12 Lee High, Staunton 0 0 George Washington High, Alexandria 12 31 Culpeper High 0 27 George Washington High, Danville 0 7 Andrew Lewis High, Salem 13 0 Newport News High 18 0 Thomas Jefferson, Richmond 14 7 Glass High, Lynchburg 21 0 Danville Military Institute 13 1 .A N E-L Y N CH B U R G GAME 80 Leake Gianakos Ain, leu Lyday LINE-UP R. Holland Right Tackle C. King Left End [. Taylor Left Tackle V. Ponton Left Guard B. Lyday Center O. Thomas Right Guard G. Kardos . . . B. Smith Right End J. Gianakos Right Half N. Lusiibaugh Left Half W. 1 AR n i- ' .tt 0 uarterback Tailback LAN E-LY NCHBU RG G A AI E 81 JUNIOR FOOTBALL Taylor (Coach), Barnett (Mascot) Hartman, Kindred, G. Campbell, Lancaster, Strickler, Hamm Deane, Brouse, Smith, Murray, Ball, E. Campbell, Kardos, Long Dudley, Brown, Starnes, Keener, Price, Payne, Watson SCHEDULE Lance Taylor (Coach) Our Score Opponent Opponent’s Score 0 Fishburne 12 6 Fishburne 0 6 Shenandoah 0 LINE-UP Billy Watson Eugene Brown Thurman Starnes Ernest Keener Richard Hartman Frank Payne Warren Dudley Eddie Campbeli Jack Murray Cecil Long Billy Bali . . . Right End Right Tackle .Right Guard Center ..Left Guard . .Left Tackle ....Left End . Quarterback Fullback . . . .Halfback . . ..Halfback 82 VARSITY BASKETBALL Chewning (Manager), McFarland, Holland, Cattekton S. Martin, (Manager), H. Martin (Coach) Gianakos, Harloe, King, Murray 1 )avis, Disque, Campbell, Smith, Chisholm LETTER MEN Gianakos Forward Harloe Forward Chisholm Forward Holland Center Harloe and King King Guard Co-Captams SCHEDULE Our Score Opponent Opponent’s 5 13 Shenandoah 16 8 oodberry Forest 38 17 Salem 8 16 Culpeper 14 18 Salem 19 18 Roanoke 48 14 Roanoke 34 19 Fredericksburg 24 21 Lynchburg 33 27 Lynchburg 41 10 1 Jam die 31 25 Danville 14 15 Shenandoah 7 21 McIntyre 2 83 BOXING Smith (Manager), Crockett, Mays, Hartman, Martin (Coach) Long, King, W. Barnett, E, Barnett, Kardos Massie, Lowe, C. Barnett, Lancaster, Dudley, Thomas SCHEDULE ’38 Our Score 7 b ' A 4 Opponent Red Hill Meri wether-Lew is McIntyre Opponent’s Score 4 b 2 6 MEMBERS Cecil Barnett Eari. Barne i i Willie Barnett Billie Crockett Warren Dudley David Hartman Jimmy Kardos Donald King John Lancaster Cecil Long Harry Lowe. Maupin Massey Preston Mays Wallace Thomas Barne i i and Lowe South Atlantic Prep School Champions 84 TENNIS Bender, Miller, Strickler, Wilkins, Wood Henderson, Burrows, Lvdav, W alker, Smoot (Coach), Michtom, Pace, Gee, Edwards SCHEDULE ’38 Our Score 1 0 0 1 6 Opponent Waynesboro Lynchburg Fishburne Waynesboro I Janville 1 Janville Fishburne Opponent’s Score 6 7 3 7 7 6 ? MEMBERS Jack Copun Stuart Bolling Jim mv Copi.in Joe Pace James Quarles Edward M ichtom Bor Lyday E. B. Smoot Coach C CLUB OFFICERS Corbette King President James Giaxakos I ice-President Robert Smith Secretary-Treasurer C 3 , ' 4 I MEMBERS Corbette King, James Giaxakos, Robert Smith, Earl Barnett, Willie Barnett, Donald Batten, W. T. Chkwning, Ci.av Chisholm, Francis Copps, Beverl Daniel, John Harloe, Louis Hildebrand, Robert Holland, Gus Kardos, Donald King, Gordon Leake, Virgil Leake, Norman Lushbaugh, Robert Lvdav, C arson Miller, Winfred Ponton, John Taylor, Opie Thomas, Herbert Watson, Robert W atson, Robert W alker 86 Girls’ Athletics BASKETBALL Lacy Yancey Hawkins Manager Coach Cap ain Our Score Opponent Opponent’s Score 8 1 X 18 16 Shenandoah 15 13 McIntyre 7 34 St. Anne ' s 34 34 St. Anne’s 18 10 Fredericksburg 24 21 McIntyre 9 23 lx 45 18 Shenandoah 17 Yancey, Lacy France, Burnet, Best, Lentz Davis, Adams, I’eterson, Marshall, Land J Iawkins Adams Davis Hawkins Lang Marshall Peterson 89 VARSITY LINE-UP Hawkins Forward Peterson Side-Center Adams Fonvard Lang Guard Marshall Center Davis Guard OVERHEARD AT THE GAMES Anita Hawkins .... spectacular shot .... prettiest footwork. Kathleen Adams .... high scorer .... fast. Mary Emily Peterson .... game lighter .... good sport. Imogene Marshall .... best all round .... speedy. Patsy Davis .... grand guard .... high light of court. Lucille Lang .... dependable guard .... good natured. Varsity Tram at Practice in New Armory GIRLS ' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Linton, Gleason, Puckett, Chisholm, Winn, Flynt, Stahl Russell, Granger, Yoe, Florence Inset: English (Manager) Our Score 24 25 24 34 16 56 SCHEDULE Opponent Venable Clarke-McGuffev Recreational Center St. Anne’s St. Anne’s Recreational Center Opponent’s Score 6 5 4 24 6 4 Florence Forward Flynt Forward Granger C enter Side-Center Puckett Guard Stahl Guard LINE-UP Yoe 91 MINOR SPORTS l ' t f cr: Tennis Squad Lower: Track Squad TENNIS The tennis squad this year was sponsored by Mr. Smoot. Practices were held regularly. A large number of girls participated in the intra-mural tennis tourna- ment held in April. Veterans returning from last year were: Helen burrows, Ann Walker, Man ' Jane Sneed, Imogene Marshall, and Marguerite Stahl. TRACK Miss Yancey, basketball coach, was sponsor for the track team and calis- thenics this vear. Even though practices were supposedly held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, both teams were seen practising hard every day. Field Day was held on May 5. 92 MINOR SPORTS Upper: Softball Lower: Hiking SOFTBALL Softball enthusiasts were so numerous that two teams had to he organized. They held their practices on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays under the spon- sorship of Mrs. Meade and Miss Brown. Ann Puckett, who was elected manager, proved to he a very capable one. HIKING Six hikes were planned under the sponsorship of Miss Bolen and Miss Holladay, two of which were supper hikes. Over eighty girls came out for hiking, and they covered all the routes within five miles of Charlottesville. The most enjoyable of all the hikes was the one to Sky-line Drive. 93 CHEER LEADERS Crensha w Sandridge, Campbell, Updyke, Adams, Peterson 94 FEATURES BEST LOOKING ALICE PRITCHETT JAMES GIANAKOS BEST ACTORS ELISABETH BUFORD ROBERT TYDAY BEST ALL AROUND MARGARET BURNET CORBETTE KING MOST POPULAR MARJORIE LACY ROBERT SMITH MOST ATHLETIC ANITA HAWKINS ROBERT HOLLAND Senior Directory SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, MARY KATHLEEN 666 E vergreen Avenue Metcalf Literary Society, ' 35-’39 ; Girls’ Glee Club, ’37-3 9; Players Club, ' 37-39 Girls’ Hi-Y, ’38- ' 39; Campfire Girls, ’38-’39; Midway Student, ’37- ' 39; Basketball, ’35, ’37-’39; Volleyball, ’35-’39; Girls’ Glee Club Board of Directors, ’38-’39; Players Club Play, ’38-’39. ASHBY, BUCKNER 303 Park Place Varsity Football, ' 38-’39; Boxing, ’38- ' 39; Softball, ’37-’38. BARNETT, WILLIE 615 Ridge Street “C” Club, ’37-39 ; Players Club, ' 39; Annual Players Club Play, ’39; Boys’ Glee Club, ’39; Junior Football, ’36; Varsity Football, ’37-’38; Boys’ Hi-Y, ' 39; Softball, ' 36- ' 39 ; Boxing, ' 37’39; Basketball, ’38; Ushers Club, ’38-’39; Treasurer, Senior Class, ’39. BATTEN, DONALD S 1110 East Jefferson Street Varsity Football, ’38; Varsity Basketball, ’38-’39; Junior Football, ’36; “C” Club, ' 38- ’39; President, Home Room, ' 39; Student Council, ' 39. BAYLY, RUSSELL SEELAY Ivy Terrace BELEW, RAYMOND 728 Monticello Avenue Varsity Football, ’38-’39; Basketball, ’38-’39. BENDER, MYER 530 Ridge Street Players Club, ' 38-’39; Midway Student Staff, ’38-’39 ; Varsity Football, ' 38- ' 39. BERRY, GLORIA PAQUEITA 1128 East High Street Players Club, ’38-’39. BISHOP, EMMA KATHERINE 507 Monticello Road Art Club, ’38-’39. BISHOP, JOHN WILLARD 927 Belmont Avenue Players Club, ’38-’39; Art Club, ’38-’39; President, Art Club, ’39; Soft Ball, ' 36. BISHOP, WILLIAM EDWARD 507 Monticello Road Baseball, ’36; Softball, ' 36. BLAKEY, MYRA TALIAFERRO 804 West Street Hayes Literary Society, ’35- ' 39; Players Club, ’35-’39; Midway Student Staff, ' 38-’39; Tennis, ’37-’39; Players Club Annual Play, ' 38. BORDEN, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 606 Lyons Avenue Boys’ Hi-Y, ’36-’39; Boys’ Glee Club, ' 36-’39 ; Secretary-Treasurer, Boys’ Glee Club, ’37-’38; President, Boys ' Glee Club, ’38-’39 ; Metcalf Literary Society, ' 35- ' 39; Student Council, ’38-’39; President, Home Room, ' 38-’39. BREEDEN, MARY KATHERINE 803 Carlton Avenue Girls’ Glee Club, ’35-’36 ; Hayes Literary Society, ' 37- ' 39; Student Council, ' 35; Softball, 37- ' 39; Spelling Club, ' 38-’39. BROUSE, WALLACE 810 East High Street Junior Football, ’38-’39 ; Basketball, ’39. BUFORD, ELISABETH MAYO 551 Park Street M etcal f Literary Society, ’35-’39; Vice-President, Metcalf Literary Society, ’38-’39; Players Club, ’35-’39 ; Vice-President, Players Club, ’37-’38; President, Players Club, ’38-’39 ; Girls’ Hi-Y, ’36-’39 ; Treasurer, Junior Class, ’37-’38; Midway Student Staff, ' 35-’38; Chain Staff, ’38-’39; Basketball, ’37-’38; Tennis, ’38-’39. BURFORD, EULAMAE 421 Monticello Road BURNET, DAVID STAATS Ill Shamrock Road Woodrow Wilson High School, Washington, D. C. : Orchestra, ’35-’36; Student Forum, ’35-’36 ; Lakeland High School, Lakeland, Fla.: Orchestra, ’36-’37 ; Classical Club, ’36- ’37; Spanish Club, ’36-’37 ; Home Room President, ’38; Boys’ Hi-Y, ' 37-’38 ; Lane High School: Metcalf Literary Society, ’38- ' 39; Midway Student Staff, ’38-’39 ; Boys’ Hi-Y, ’38-’39. 102 BURNET, MARGARET GORDON Monta X ' ista Avenue Metcalf Literary Society, ’35-’39; Secretary-Treasurer, Metcalf Literary Society, ’37- ’38; President, Mctcall Literary Society, ’38- ' 39; Girls’ Ili-Y, ’37- ' 39 ; Vice-President, (lirls ' Hi-Y, ’38- ’39 ; Players Club, ’37-’39; Midway Student Stall, ' 36-’39; Basketball, ’37-’39 ; Volleyball, ' 36-37 ; Campfire Girls, ’37-’39; Secretary, Campfire (iirls, ’38-’39; Student Council, ' 39. CAMPBELL, GILBERT.. 316 14th Street Hayes Literary Society, ’35-’39 ; President, Hayes Literary Society, ’38-’39 ; President, Home Room, ’37-’38; Boys’ Glee ( lub, ’36-’39; Midway Student Staff, ’37-’38; Softball, ' 36- ' 38 ; Junior Football, ' 38; Bumble Bee Staff, ’38- ’39; Players Club, ’37-’39; Art Club, ’38-’39; Bovs’ Hi-Y, ’38-’39; Basketball, ’38-’39; Student Council, ' 37; Junior Basket- ball, ' 34. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM DENNIS, JR 615 Lexington Avenue CARMICHAEL, NINA ALICE 1013 Little High Street Hayes Literary Society, ’37-’3 9; Student Council, ’37— ’38. CARTER, MARY EDITH 1220 Harris Street Basketball, ’36-’39; Volleyball, ’36; Softball, ’36-’38. CA RTER, HENRI Rugby Road Metcalf Literary Society, ’38-’39 ; Boys’ Glee Club, ’38-’39; Boxing (Meriwether Lewis), 36-37; Basketball (Meriwether Lewis), ' 36-37 ; Baseball (Meriwether Lewis), ’35-’37. CASH, CORA ELIZABETH 209 Avon Street Girls’ Hi-Y, ’38- ' 39. CASON, JOYCE ADELAIDE 721 Monticello Avenue Girls’ Glee Club, ’37-’39; Players Club, ' 37-39. CHEWNING, WILLIAM T 701 Ridge Street Junior Football, ’35-’36; Varsity Football, ’.38-’39; “C” Club, ’37-39; Manager, Football, ’37 ; Basketball, ' 37-’39. CLARK, ELSIE MAE 709 Hinton Avenue Metcalf Literary Society, ’35— ’39 ; Spelling Club, ’38-’39. CLEMENTS, EDITH AUDREY 700 Graves Street CONGDON, MARK HENDERSON Ivy Terrace Student Council, ’35-’38; Metcalf Literary Society, ’35- 39; Players Club, ’36— ’39 ; Ushers Club, ’38- ’39; Art Club, ’38-’39 ; Boys’ Hi-Y, ’38-’39 ; Treasurer, Sophomore Class, ’36- ’37; Editor-in-Chief, Chain, ’38-’39; Players Club Annual Play, ' 37-39. CORPS, BETH 205 14th Street Hayes Literary Society, ’37-’39; Girls’ Hi-Y, ' 36-39; Basketball, ’34-’39; Volleyball, ’35- ’36; Campfire Girls, ’34— ’39 ; Vice-President, Campfire Girls, ’38-’39. COPPS, JAMES FRANCIS, II 205 14th Street Boys’ Hi-Y, ' 37-39; Student Council, ’37- ’39; Junior Football, ’34 — ’35 ; “C” Club, ’38-’39; Varsity Football, ' 37-39; Midway Student Staff, ’38-’39. COW LES, BETH NORMA 150 Goodman Street Metcalf Literary Society, ’36-’39 ; Secretary, Metcalf Literary Society, ’38-’39; Girls’ Hi-Y, ' 37-3 9; Players Club, ’36-’39; Vice-President, Players Club, ’38-’39; Girls’ Glee Club; ’36-’39 ; Vice-President, Girls’ Glee Club, ’36-’38; Student Council, ’35-’38; Camp- fire Girls, ’38- ’39 ; Midway Student Staff, ’38-’39; Chain Staff, ’37-’38. CUMMINGS, DOROTHY LUCILLE 1105 East Jefferson Street Girls’ Glee Club, ’38-’39. DABNEY, JOSEPHINE CAB ELI 440 Second Street, N. E. Girls ' Hi-Y, ’35-’39 ; Hayes Literary Society, ’36-’39; Bumble Bee Staff, ’38-’39; Chain S taff, ’38-’39 ; Midway Student Staff, ’38-’39. DANIEL, JAMES BEVERLY 424 7th Street, N. E. Varsity Football, ’38-’39; “C” Club, ’38-’39; Basketball, ’38-’39. DUDLEY, WILLIAM N., JR 606 Druid Avenue EDDINS, FOUNTAIN, JR Ivy Road 103 EVANS. HELEN CHRISTINE. . FLY NT, ELIZABETH LA VERT 422 North First Street .1206 East Higli Street l i Street, S. Y. FRENCH, CARL ELMORE Student Council, ’35 ; Hayes Literary Society, ’35-’39. FRY, I OLLY MALLOW 511 Nortli First Street Girls’ Hi-Y, ’37-39; Secretary, Girls’ Hi-Y, ’38-’39; Hayes Literary Society, ’35- ' 39; Bumble Bee Staff, ’38-’39; Chain Staff, ’38-’39; Midzeay Student Staff, ’38-’39. GARDNER, DOROTHY ELIZABETH 1204 Grove Street Hayes Literary Society, ’35-’38; Pla 3 ? ers Club, ’37-’39. GIANAKOS, JAMES CONSTANTINE 105 East High Street Boys’ Hi-Y, ’38; “C” Club, ’38- ' 39 ; Basketball, ’36-’39 ; Boys’ Glee Club, ’38-’39; Boxing, ’36-’37 ; Track Team (Baltimore), ’35. GILLEY, NANCY 918 Locust Avenue President, Home Room, ’38; Girls’ Hi-Y, ’38-’39 ; Players Club, ’38-’39; Hayes Literary Society, ’38-’39; Girls’ Glee Club, ’38-39; Ushers Club, ’38-’39; Girls’ Glee Club, ’36- 37 (Buena Vista), P. M. Hi Nezes Staff, ' 37 (Buena Vista), Players Club, ’36- ' 37 (Buena Vista. GRAVES, ELISE BARBOUR Rugby Road Hayes Literary Society, ’34-’39; Bumble Bee Staff, ’37-’39; Student Council, ’33-’36. HA DEN, BILLY A R. F. 1). Route 1 HALL, ALYCE JUANITA GRAY 605 Carlton Avenue Girls’ Glee Club, ’38-’39. HALL, ANN L 315 7)4 Street S. W. HALL, GLADYS MARIE 1404 Early Street HAM, MARY JANE 225 Ninth Street Players’ Club, ’35-’39; Girls ' Glee Club, ’34-’39 HAMM, RUBY 1213 Park Street Girls ' Hi-Y, ’37-’39; Treasurer, Girls ' Hi-Y, ’38-’39; Metcalf Literary Society, ’37-’39; Editor-in-Chief, Bumble Bee, ’38-’39 ; Student Council, ' 38; Midzeay Student Staff, ' 3 7- ' 38. HARLAN, MARY LUCILLE 400 10th Street, N. E. Hayes Literary Society, ’38-’39; Basketball, ' 35- ' 36 ; Volleyball, ’35- ' 36. HARLOE, JOHN PINCKNEY 412 3rd Street, N. E Metcalf Literary Society, ’38; “C” Club, ’37-’38; Boys’ Hi-Y, ’38; Basketball, ’37-’39; Football, ’38; Student Council, ’38-’39; Secretar} 7 , Student Council, ’38-’39; Ushers Club, ’38- ’39. HARRIS, INDA GAY 1130 East High Street HARRIS, MARJORIE ELVIS 514 East Main Street Girls’ Glee Club, ' 36- ' 39. HARTMAN, DAVID 407 Ridge Street Midzeay Student Staff, ’37-’38; Varsity Football, ’38; Boxing, ’38-’39. HAWKINS, ANITA REED 333 14th Street Metcalf Literary Society, ’37-’ 39; Ushers Club, ’38-’39 ; Basketball, ’35-’39; Captain, Varsity Basketball, ’37-’39. HEERMANCE, GEORG I AN A SUE LOUISE Route 2, Box 13 Girls’ Hi-Y, ’37-’39; Hayes Literary Society, ’35-’39; L shers Club, ’38-’39. HENDERSON, CHARLES, JR ..Rugby Road Boys’ Hi-Y, ’38-’39 ; Players Club, ’38-’39; Varsity Football, ’38-’39; Midzeay Student Staff. ’38-’39; Metcalf Literary Society, ’38-’39; Student Council, ’35; Boys’ Glee Club, ’38- ’39. 104 HILDEBRAND, LOURINE LYNETTE 815 Chestnut Street Girls’ Hi-Y, ’38- ’39 ; Girls’ Glee Club, ’3S- ' 39 ; Treasurer, Girls’ Glee Club, ’38; Metcalf Literary Society, ’36-’39 ; Ushers Club, ’38-’39; Midway Student Staff, ’38- ' 39; Chain S taff, ’38- ’39; Spelling Club, ' 39; Secretary, Spelling Club, ' 39; Treasurer, Senior Class, ’39. HOLLAND, MATH ILDE MARGUERITE 1114 Grove Street Girls’ Glee Club, ’35-’39; Tennis, ’39. HOLLAND, ROBERT B 71.5 Blenheim Avenue President, Junior Class, ’37-’38; Junior Football, ’34- ' 36; Varsity Football, ’37-’39; “C” Club, ’38-’39 ; Boxing, ’38; Boys ' Hi-Y, ' 38- ’39 ; President, Senior Class, ’38-’39. HUNT, KATHERINE ELIZABETH 509 Eighth Street N. E. Hayes Literary Society, ’38-’39. HF ' NTE, DELMA MAE 2103 Jefferson Park Avenue Hayes Literary Society, ’37-’39. HURT, MADELINE Jefferson Park Avenue Hayes Literary Society, ’37-’39 ; Tennis, ’38-’39; Basketball, ’38- ' 39. IRVING, RUTH Rugby Road Girls’ Hi-Y, ’36-’39 ; President, Girls ' Hi-Y, ’38- ' 39; Hayes Literary Society, ’38-’39; Players Club, ’35- ' 39; Campfire Girls, ’35-’39; Midway Student Staff, ' 38- ' 39 ; Fishers Club, ’38-’39 ; Tennis, ’38-’39. JAMES, FRED THOMAS 705 Belmont Avenue Boys’ Glee Club, ’38- ’39. JOHNSON, NINA FRANCIS 300 Eleventh Street, N. E. Girls ' Hi-Y, ’38-’39 ; Bumble Bee Staff, ’38-’39; Midicay Student Staff, ' 38-’39 ; Fishers Club, ’38-’39 ; Typist, Chain, ’38- ' 39. JOHNSON, THOMAS BOOKER 581 Brandon Avenue Boys’ Glee Club, ' 37- ' 38; Secretary-Treasurer, Boys’ Glee Club, ’38-’39; Chain Staff, ’37-’39; Art Editor, Chain, ’38- ' 39; Players Club, ’37-’39; Art Club, ' 38-’39 ; Student Council, ' 38; Secretary, State Student Government, ’38-’39; Midivay Student Staff, ’38-’39 ; Tennis, ’39. KING, CLAUDE CORBETTE 701 Preston Avenue Junior Football, ' 35-’36 ; Varsity Football, ’37-’39 ; Basketball, ’36- ' 39; President, “C” Club, ' 37-’38; President, Ushers Club, ’38-’39 ;Boys’ Hi-Y, ’38- ’39 ; Chain Staff, ’38-’39; Midway Student Staff, ’38-’39. KING, JAMES EDWARD 750 Belmont Avenue Midieay Student Staff, ’39. LACY, MARJORIE AMOS 1114 East High Street Metcalf Literary Society, ' 35- ' 39 ; Girls’ Hi-Y, ’37 - ' 39 ; Fishers Club, ' 38-’39; Student Council, ’36- ' 37 ; Midway Student Staff, ’38-’39. LANG, LF1CILLE 410 Chestnut Street Hayes Literary Society, ’37-’39; Tennis, ' 38; Volleyball, ’36; Basketball, ’35-’39. LANG, ROGER BROOKING 925 Belmont Avenue LAWRENCE, HELEN LOUISE 917 East Jefferson Street Metcalf Literary Society, ’35-’39; Basketball, ’35-’37 ; Softball, ’35-’36. LEAKE, LINDSAY GORDON, JR 1130 East High Street Junior Football, ’34-’35 ; Varsity Football, ’35-’39; “C” Club, ’38-’39. LEAKE, VIRGIL GLENN 134 Carlton Road Boys’ Glee Club, ’37-’39; Vice-President, Boys’ Glee Club, ’38-’39; Players Club, ’37-’38; Student Council, ' 38-’39 ; Treasurer, Student Council, ’38-’39 ; Junior Football, ' 35-’37 ; Varsity Football, ’38-’39 ; “C” Club, ’38-’39. LYDAY, ROBERT CARROLL 1309 John Street Varsity Football, ’38; “C” Club, ’38- ' 39 ; Tennis Team, ' 38; Boys’ Glee Club, ' 38-’39; Players Club, ’38-’39; Midway Student Staff, ’37-’38; Chain Staff, ’37-’38. McCUE, EDWARD OVERTON, III “Hopewell” Boys’ Hi-Y, ’37; Student Council, ’36-’39. 105 MAI )DEX, MARGUERITE VIRGINIA 715 Montrose Avenue MARINOS, DIANE ATHENA 715 Ridge Street Girls ' Glee Club, ’38- ' 39. MILLER, LLOYD FRANK 7 2 Street MOORE, THOMAS RYLAND, JR Stony Point Road MURRAY, BOB L 1401 Gordon Avenue NEWTON, AUDREY LORENE 609 Avon Street NIMMO, HOMER.... Ridge Street Student Council, ' 36. NORTH, ROBERT MACON 808 West Street Boys’ Hi-Y, ’38- ' 39; Midway Student Staff, ’38-’39; President, Home Room, ' 36- ' 37. NUCKOLS, OTIS WILLS 6 Park Place Boxing, ’38-’39. ODLE, GEORGE MACON 755 Ridge Street Midway Student Staff, ' 38. PACE, WILLIAM JOSEPH GREGORY 610 Wine Circle Tennis Team, ’36- ' 39; Boys’ Glee Club, ’35-’38; Boys ' Hi-Y, ’35- ' 38; Junior Football, ' 36. PAYNE, MARION BERNICE 311 Tenth Street, N. E. PETERSON, MARY EMILY 800 Lexington Avenue Girls’ Glee Club, ’36-’39; Secretary, Girls’ Glee Club, ’38-’39; Girls’ Basketball, ’35-’39; Players Club, ’37-’39, Metcalf Literary Society, ' 36- ' 39; Girls ' Hi-Y, ' 38-’39 ; Campfire Girls, ’38- ' 39 ; Tennis, ’36-’37 ; Volleyball, ’35-’37 ; Bumble Bee Staff, ’38-’39 ; Chain Staff, ’38-’39; Cheer Leader, ’38-’39; Midway Student Staff, ’37-’39; Softball, ’36- ' 37. POTIAGUINE, VLADIMIR M I CH AEL 20 Elliewood Ave: u POLOGRUTO, FRANK STEFANO University Avenue PRITCHETT, ALICE WATTS 3 University Circle Hayes Literary Society, ’35-’39 ; Secretary, Hayes Literary Society, ' 38-’39; Girls’ Glee Club, ’35- ' 39; Girls’ Hi-Y, ' 36- ' 38; Student Council, ’35- ' 38; President, Student Council, ’38-’39 ; President, Home Room, ’37-’38; President, Sophomore Class, ’36-’37 ; Secretary, Junior Class, ’37-’38. PUCKETT, ANNE ELIZABETH 105 West Market Street RAINES, DOROTHY MAE 805 Albemarle Street RAINES, FRANKLIN ROY 805 Albemarle Street REYNOLDS, BRUCE DODSON, JR Burnley Avenue Midway Student Staff, ’37-’39; Metcalf Literary Society, ’38- ' 39; Debating Team, ’38- ' 39; Varsity Football, ' 38. RHODES, AUDREY ESTELLE 131 Goodman Street RISING, DORIS EILEEN 507 Locust Avenue Girls’ Glee Club, ’37-’38; Basketball, ’38. ROBINSON, JAMES W 433 North First Street RUSSELL, JESSE STANLEY 342 Preston Avenue Hayes Literary Society, ' 37- ' 39. RUTLEDGE, CARLETON, JR 333 14th Street Midzvay Student Staff, ’37-’39; Editor-in-Chief, Midway Student, ' 38-’39; Hayes Liter- ary Society, ’37- ' 39; President, Home Room, ' 38; Student Council, ' 37. 106 503 Orange Street SHELTON, ELIZABETH MORRIS Ushers Club, ’38- ' 39. SHIELDS, JANE Neve Apartments Metcalf Literary Society, ' 36-’39; Oirls’ Hi-Y, ’38- ' 39; Players Club, ’38-’39; Bumble Bee Staff, ’38-’39; Annual Players Club Play, ’38. 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SMITH, PHAREZ GRAYSON 500 Ridge Street Boys’ Hi-Y, ’33- ' 34; Boys’ Glee Club, ' 33- ' 34; Student Council, ’34-’35; Midway Student Staff, ’33-’34 ; Junior Football, ’33-’36; Varsity Football, ' 38; Varsity Basketball, ’37-’39. STOCKTON, THOMAS WILLIAM 915 Cherry Avenue Boys’ Glee Club, ’37-’39. STRATTON, EDWARD V„ JR 519 14th Street Secretary, Freshman Class, ’34-’35 ; Junior Football, ’38-’39. STULTING, ELLEN BLANCHE 216 Ridge Street Girls ' Glee Club, ’35-’39; Hayes Literary ' Society, ’38-’39 ; Girls’ Hi-Y, ’38-’39. TAYLOR, ERNEST 8th Street, N. E. TAYLOR, JOHN 806 West Street Varsity Football, ' 38-’39; “C” Club, ' 38-’39. TAYLOR, LISLE E 211 Avon Street Metcalf Literary Society, ’35-’39 ; Treasurer, Metcalf Literary Society, ’38-’39; Associate Editor, Midway Student, ’38-’39; Debating Team, ' 37-’39. TAYLOR, PHYLLIS JEANNE 806 West Street Hayes Literary Society, ’38-’39; Student Council, ' 37. THURSTON, PEGGY AUREALIA 732 Elliott Avenue TILMAN, RIVES LEONARD 104 12th Street, N. 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