Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)
- Class of 1942
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1, N- A 0- C R . fs A.. . , :E V, 4 ,I 1, , , F r .f .,' f Q! 4-- If-9 QF-Tax -1 84: NOBLE SNEED Editor ' ' 'L '-2 1 'JL , mi, .1 ,-.4 v rf.-. K, . fmh. ., , z 1- ' A - - Q ' - W. ' ' vw ,A www- M . Wm 'r 1 'K ' ,4. 7fae 194.2 1 'K 1 Q, 95.7 X . if Qi! . 4? S A fig N .2 5-ii gn Hi ,1 ' Q xi, fi gg 'M f -rlgz W l Hk A ni F, fy!-af'2l'!,!ll out-I. . 5 , fI!l1.Il'!! ..f'.il '1 ,'alffa!!, !' 3:- 'A L, 3, lx -'S+ My V , F .V .Ii . ' K A S at R E F A u - W - e J' H-.ff . , 15 'Q in F--ri It 'A' if l ',:gf ff' Today, America is im,--'ng Skyward, and in those skies as well as in 55,55-55, gifs, her youth lies the secret of her surv1vq1,.the suryxval of democracy and 554, ., . n - - 1 gw,.g,5' 5 decency. n - . g up - A 'fel E - 1' - . ' - - E:', faf3fQfke The plane has constagb been lmproved to make a. stronger implement 'A 24? ' ' ' 5. ofa N of warfareg and so, the high school student should preparemlmself to b ' j qgg: come a defender or a builder of-democracy. In- compaq? n,.With the e A , K Q A i A , ii. . tremely complicated battleships of the air, the army ofl, ay is made up of highly technical and highly educated It is wanting of versatilefgw men to compete with the,.rapid 'mutation oft warfare. The factories must ' -4 produce the planesg the schdgfsiof the nation must produce the men. J T 'I ' 4. ,. 1' fr- . ,It should be an even race, this one 'between man hand. his 'f rx , 9 for Without an intelligent pilot to fly it, the great weapon of thwfriisfl it ' useless. In view'of this 'Egansition of thought, the staff believes the air- 'T plane a most timely? subject for the yearbook 011192. Q ' A QA, fr:-sv - - V .K A AHA ,. ., ,, it 4 K. 5. .4 x 1 H 1 'M w m':3w ' w'M y:W!'Ap M M 'M1Vf,9fn1w1 1'W'wW ww Qu M ww X A M J W H M , 1 1 1: M, w . 1 'H 1 ' w w w 1 M , w W gp F Mm 1'-W ww aw3,:3Hmw ww W :WMEQ - .,M,,,.- M W 4 , V ,L . +L eDlc A1 lo N . .. XTO -Our cdkdhcfancl physical director 5? . ' ., , vlld had built hp aigannfg a repiitation for olefn gpdriamanglaip and. fighting. teaafxs. THE senior qldn of '42 Lopes, as if parts from Lane, thai if leave fnleasdnt nfemories tlxoia wlmiglq :t4Cl'l6IiB1I of lmim. -ynglxi. V., Q . W' , -A ww L . .f, MLM ' AM V M' ,.m w.,,. 1 fa Q86-Woma 0 is 09 'M?' 14 DR. JAMES G. JOHNSON Ph.D., University of Virginia OFFICERS OF PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION MRs.T.C.R1ToH1E.. , . . .. A . . . .. I.............President MRS. R. R. FLETCHER . . .,.... .Vice-Presiclent MRS. EDWARD O. MCCUE, JR. . ...... . . . . .... Secretary MR. C. M. WADE , , . , . ...... ,. , . . ., . ,,,, Treasurer MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD Albert G. A. Balz CChairrnanJ, W. T. Dettor, Hope W. Gleason, J. Fred Harlan, B. Lee Hawkins, A. L. Hench, R. H. Perry, Harry H. Robinson, W. H. Snyder, George T. Starnes, Edwin L. Turner, H. W. Walsh, James G. Johnson fClerkJ. MR. HUGH L. SULFRIDGE B.A., College of William and Mary M.A., Columbia University I10I Standing: Alderman, Berrey, Blume, Bolen, Brown. Seated: Butt, Christian, Clay, Dameron, Duke, Elgar. emu., JULIA V-X'- EY ALDERMAN Physicul Education Farmville State Teachers College, University of Virginia. ADA Lin BERREY Matlieinatics B.S., Madison Collegeg University of Virginia Summer School. CLARENCE JOHN MARTIN BLUME English B.A., Englandg M. A., University of Virginia. VIRGINIA FRANKLIN BOLEN Secretary B.S., University of Virginiag Mary Washington Collegeg Marjorie Webster College. L: YF' BB BRONVN Librm'ian B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College, University of Virginia. LILLIAN STUART BUTT History Martha Washington Collegeg Virginia Intermont Collegeg B.S., M.S., University of Virginiag University of Washington. Newberry Collegeg University of Birmingham, llj AGNES VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN Civics, English B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College ELIZABETH HODGES CLAY Ho nieinolcin, g B.S., Madison College. VVILLMORE M. DAM1-3RoN,. JR. M ct theinmtics B.S., University of Virginia. MARTHA WALKER DUKE Biology B.S., M.A., Columbia Universityg University of Virginia. GEORGIA lllilyf ELGAR lVIuthe1natics, Bookkeeping M.A., Mount Holyokeg B.A., University of North Cai-olinag University of Viiiniag Columbia University Summer Schoolg Hunter College Summer School. 1 1, .YK . Sfrm.rling.' Gresham, Holladay, Hoose, Horwitz. FosTER BAGWELL GRESHAM Englisli Seufefl: Jenkins, Jones, Lipscomb, H. Martin, M. Martin. B.A., Randolph-Macon flollegeg lVl.A., University of Virginiag Princeton University. NATALIE VENABLE HoLI.ADAY Science B.S., Farmville State Teachers College. SHARON B. Hoosrl Baml Illinois Wesleyan Universityg School of Music, Bloomington, Illinois. B.M., SYLVIA PAULINE HORWITZ History, English B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's Uollegeg University of Virginia. I. JOSEPHINE JENKINS Crmmicrcial B.A., College of William and Mary: Washington School for Secretaries. MILDRED CONWAY JONES English B.A., Westhampton College. i121 FRANVIS GREENFIELD LANKFoRD, JR. Science, M r1fliem,r12'ies B.S., Randolph-Macon Collegeg Colleg'e of Willi and Mary Summer Sclioolg Ph.lJ.. University ol' Virginiag University of Fhicagfo. ANNE G. LIPSCOMR Clcrlf llollins College, University ol' Virginia. CATHRINI-1 RIeIIARD lVlAR'l'IN Clwrrrl rllusic- mul Music Appreciutioiz, Floricla State Collegeg University of Virginia. HARRY S. MARTIN Plzysienl Efliicatioii B.S.. University oi' Virgfiniag lVl.S., Ph.l'Icl.. University of Chicago. Mf.i:o.Ig:H'i' FRANCES MARTIN English., H istory HS., University of Virginia. ll Stanclihg: McCue, C. Martin, K. Meade, R. Meade, Michie. Seated: Mollette, Nickels, Reitz, Ruggieri, Swindler. IsAIsEL COCHRAN MQICUE Tgpe1l'i'i1'ii1g University ot' Virginia Summer School. KATHERINE ACKERS MEADE Latin, English, History B.A., Randolph-Maf'on Woman's College, M.A., University of Virginia. RIVIIARD ANDREW MEADE English B.A., Randolph-Macon College: M.A., Ph.D., University of Virginiag University of Chicago. LUI'ILE EASTHAM MILTHIE W orlfroom B.S., University of Virginiag College of William and Mary. RUTH WOOLWINE BIOLLETTE English, Cirics B.S., Madison Collegeg Columbia University. aww., WILLIAM I. NIeKELs, JR. Chemistrll, Physics B.S., King Collegjeg University of Virginia. JOHN EARL REITZ Science Bb., .Ii .aa Collegeg M.S., University of Michigan E133 Bb., University of Pittsburghg University of Virginia. HEBE MARY RUGGIERI French, English B.A., College of William and Mary, M.A., University of Virginia. JEWELL K. SAMPLES I ml usl1 iul Arts B.S., Western Kentucky State. JOHN SAUDER Iizflusfrirrl Arts State Teachers College, Millersville, Pa.g University of Vireginiag College of William and Mary Extension. ff ..-...t,.. . . 'M ,Sa . Sturz.c1i11g.' Sauder, Schuder, Shapleigh, Smoot. Seated: Speidel, Thornhill, Thrift, Walker, Woodson. aww., GLADYS SUSAN NA SCHUDER M0 the mu tics B.A., Bryn Mawr Collegeg M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University. BERTHA MERIIJL SHAPLEIGH Shorfliand, Type1e1'i1'iny, Boolclceepifng B.S., Mary Washington Collegeg University of Virginia. RUTH SHUMATE Clerk Martha Washington Collegeg B. S. University of Virginia. EDWARD BAGBY SMooT History, Science, Economic Geogrflphy B.A., Randolph-Macon Collegeg M.A., Peabody College. GERALD CORWIN SPEIDEL History B.S., M.S., University of Virginia. JENNINGS R. SPRINGER English B.A., Hampden-Sydney Collegeg Farmville State Teaehers College Summer School. i141 ROBERT E. SWINDLER Hixfol'!l. Social Studies B.A., M.S., Indiana Universityg Ph.D., University B. of Virginia. LAURA THORNHILL Latin, English, History A.. Westhanipton Clollegeg University of North Carolinag College of William and Mary. MARY ELIZABETH THRIFT Mfr iiliemu tics B.S., Farniville State Teachers Collegeg University of Virginia Summer School. HASWELL HUNTER WALKER .liafhenmtics B.A., Lynchburg Collegeg M.A., University of Virginia. LILLIE PAYNE VVOODSON l'V0l'k7'00'l7L Farmville State Teachers Collegeg B.S., University of Virginia. GMM Campbell, Long, Marshall, Holland. OFFICERS EDDIE CAMPBELL .,.,,,... .....l.l. P resident CECIL LONG l.,,......l....,.. ,,.l... V ice-President IMOGENE MARSHALL ,..,.,.... ,.......l S ecretary RALPH HOLLAND .,....... ......... T reasurer SKETCH That important feeling--looking down on underclassmates-singing with Mrs. Martin Kit was grand funl-Senior meetings CEddie presidedl -missing the senior trip Cwe did the right thing!-those pins and rings -trailing in trig-the final dances and banquet-begging tire-saving parents for the trip over the mountain-graduation and gazing into the future!! i161 erm of 194.2 BEULAII PEARL ADDINGTON STELLA LIE ALLEN MARTHA ANN ANDERSON ,QLQAQ 0.2 X WEEE! Af. 5 PHYLLIS GREY ARMSTRONG WILLIAM DAVID BALI, ELSIE MAE BALLARD BETTY BRYANT BALTIMORE EARL BARNETT NEWASSA MARIE BARNETT THOMAS EUGENE BARNETT E17 J Jw of 194.2 ff ifffff4?ff 5' gi I MAXINEB EDD0 W + afffffy X33 - wilifr , c?j iii? of 194.2 BATT? G VNMI BROWN J ' N VW My WEB ' EUGENE EDWARFJQBROWN . Jlc6i 55 lf! I L54 0:15 .l tfro ctr? - 5 dime. 0 ' J , Vw 'Y fi' V- A X 6 '6 x L 1 . W' rw' 5 6 0 JL W.'5g'T,iIR LSXTNS BRUQQS JTO' ,eb WJ JA F0 Q QA V, :PLM V3 C' f W 'f ob nw S .nqiaq AQCS dv' qxrx-,Dai fl' X up ,LJSOYJ ipaq int-: f ' Y Tl 1 4' HELEN Wtifi BUFORD D-W 3.05 Kon: 'xv J f Y - 'bf' 'U YL od, JOSEPH G. BUNTIN 0' as a A ' KATHERINE LORRAINE BURTON JAMES WATTS ALHOUN EDWARD DUVAL CAMPBELL 3DG.fJsMJ.9x EVELYN CARMICHAE H RD URNS CARPER 11 19 x ' G A X I -r 1. ew of f94.z MICHAEL CARTER PHYLLIS ETHEL CARTER RALPH STANLEY CARTER DABNEY HAMILTON C SKIE Knf a Y MLW ,Lwuu NATALIE ETHEL CLARKQ . - 'b' ' ss' . -. -V, 'fl' .AX Ck -0' ' ,. 4.- . , . X Quu-15 . Y ,,-' , Q . 1- H 'K PAUL SOM MERS COINER s O X' .- -.Pj .n JUNIE L. LOUGH CHRISTINE COLEMAN VVALLACE STEWART CONNOCK NAIDA IRENE COSTAN i203 erm 4 194.2 ROBERT LUTHER CREASY ANNE PEYTON CRENSHAW RUTH ANGELL CRENSHAW A144 I' GLADYS CUMMINGS fag-2 ' ' :VIRENIA 512:-SELCUMMI sniuzb 2 6 my a.,,A,, fag 4344.1 Ii- . A 614.0 J wiv.: 'UG '19 ' 4 LES MASON DAVIS or A 91 G I Ig' 4 'ww .,...x.fI.rsJq of.-Lb, PATRICIA RUTH DAVIS ' Af K JAMES STUART DESPER WILLIAM GRAHAM DISQUE g I21 I CALVIN EARLY DODD I Glau of 194.2 VIRGINIA DUDLEY VIOLA LORRAINE DURRER WALTER LEWIS EADES MARCIA BARBARA EIDELMAN AUDREY JEAN EVANS , MVT IJUCILLE ELVA EYE BAWEIIRIEFALQQW FLEWELLEN LYLA MAE FLYNT MOMC D FRANCE R3 IR jfji JOYCE EMILY GADDIS I22 II ew 4 fm INEZ ERNESTINE GAY ESTELLE EARLY GIANNINY CHARLES GLEASON JOHN GIANNINI GEORGE GILMER GEORGE MILTON GRAVES JAMES GRAVES JAMES ANDREW HAGEMAN ROBERT LEE HAGGERTY I23 1 I I 1 .,. 1. 1' Vw , JV 'L . . JEAN HALE P' 3 4,'Mf2A'li4 f' Hg, r V . j7yL ' Q. rs .fs 'S o VJ -f Y I inf ld ,gmmfy HALL I I I ' - I M Q , fe 'M 59 , 53' I yr- rfrv fp air' W J 8 fX 144, ' ' I .HHA IARD 11' IM J I, B15 A., ,P gh r ' rf' ff A I Y f' ' -nf I A f , ,A JY ' U . 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' I4 I fm' , If JOHN SCOTT NICHOLAS NELL ELINDAR ODLE rf Blau nf 194 A RODITE, PAPPAS I fl I ll ff 44? E, ,a R ffffff , C ', M' NAOMI PATIN ROY PAYNE NANCE PEYTON FRANK PRICE BARRETT GEORGE PAYNE FREDERICK PEDERSON .Wa L-mQA...w 9740!-,Mummy ' 1 950-406 'JQTQ-224:-a Mya Q' 631.12-. FRANK PLEASANTS JOSEPH NELSON PURVIb i291 f M elm 4 f94.2 SARAH JANE RANKIN X ' ef, A U STUART REVIS KATHIE GRAYSON REYNOLDS ,DL-af imoff, lf ol!!! I M 1 LARENOE RICHARDSON , 1 I JAMES RITCHIE EDWIN ROSEBERRY 0-Lwew ,J All 6 JIM I lf PAUL SMITHSON ROBERTS DORIS ISABEL RUSSELL CHARLES RAYMOND RUSSUM N A , ' , ASN? .' AN a DOROTHY FRANCES SAMUELS E301 61444 gf 194.2 g r RQLLYAIWNAISCQTT 1 ,' ' i' EDWARD SEILER 'pig g,'H4R5g,figl4f'fg7i 2.6, VXA' yf KATHERINE MYRTLE ADELE SMITII NORA PEYTON SMITH ROBERT WILLIAM SMITH TRUTH SMITH NOBLE KIMBROUGH SNEED i 31 1 61444 of 794.2 LOUISE ALMA SOUTHARD NANCY SPICER WILLIAM THURMAN STARNES WM gil.. W XJQKTIIQQQQE RENETTA STOKES , QQ I- ' ' 29 ' QA SEWARD STONEBURNER V :J Y ,. 1 JAMES WILLIAM SWING MARY FRANCES THACKER IJWU AVIS LINELLE ANN LYTTLETON WADDELL , IJ I kltywpx N ' NE 1.'O'WA E M QQ i321 X Y I 335 Elan of 194.2 LORETTA MAE WARDRIP J CHARDOTTE' Lis WARWICK M, 5 6f0'fb' M ,Af , DOROTHY WATSON Avy? - QZQJ Of H FREDERICK WATSOW41 Nj, 8 . FRANCES EVELYN WINGFIELD LAM Z.'if Mu,. ,O,,,1c1u.....-,L LURA N ELL W IRTHLIN CLAUDE WOOD JAMES EDWIN WOOD CI1ARLEb LINWOOD WOODSON WILLIAM Slmnm-'WUNc1 :1 i331 , li! Lf' W pf! I up 12. . .al i CLASS OFFICERS Junior C lass 1 CECIL BARNETT . .. ...,. A, ,S.. , Presidenf ALFRED PETERSON , .... Vice-President BARBARA GERHART 4... ,.,.,. , Secretary JOHN WOOD ...EE ,....., Treasurer Sophomore Class DAVID TURNER ,..... . ,. ,. . I. President VVILLIAM HARRISON, .I . Vice-President VIRGINIA LIPSCOMB ,,,,I ., ..,I , , Secfretaryg PEGGY AIKEN .III.I., ,. Treasurer Upper-Wood, Peterson, Gerhart, Barnett Lower-Aiken, Lipscomb, Harrison, Turner 03443 JUNIORS Seniors in the making-attending out-of-town football games-CHAIN representative elect- ed--becoming sophisticated-dates-picking that certain one -singing in the choir ithey're goodl-debates--Student Council campaign-becoming real instrumentalists in the band-Hi-Y Conference CPatsy elected State Presidentj-dreaming of Senior days to come. SOPHOMORES Seeing daylight ahead--popularity-beginning to attend dances-going in for football in a big Way-becoming officers of clubs-contributing to 1?umbIeI1c'e--popular music--joining Junior Dancing Class-taking a strange subject called algebra Lx marks the spotl-looking forward to higher classes. 5343 CLASS OFFICERS Freshman Class BETTY WILSON. ,. . ...... .,.,....,..,A P resident HARRY LEWIS . .,s, ,.,. . .Vice-President JEAN MCCUTCHEN ...,.. .......... S ecretary MARGARET LEWIS . ..s, . .... Treasurer Junior High BILLY Woou ....,. ...,.,............ President RUTH VVICKLINE .i... ....... S ecretary EUGENE DESPER. ,,.... ....... T reasurer Upper-Wilson, McCutchen, M. Lewis, H. Lewis Lower-Desper, Wickline, Wood Elma Skefcfzei FRESHMEN No longer an eighth grader-being called Freshies -gazing in awe at upper classmen- teasing eighth graders-getting the school spirit all of a sudden--joining new clubs-attending plays-gaining responsible positions-turning out for sports events-demanding bigger allowances -primping-growing up at last!! JUNIOR HIGH Just in-betweens -that uncertain feeling-changing schedules-getting used to changing classes-losing locker keys-gym classes-baby talk-taking part in skits presented by all the Junior High homerooms-trying to get out of the grammar school habits-goodbye forever gram- mar school!! E351 fouukvzfi First Row: B. Goodwin, M. Stevens, S. Wilson, S. Chisholm, L. Hundley, D. Jones, R. Swing, H Branham, E. Johnson. Second Row: E. Kline, D. Stoneburner, C. Hunt, S. Hill, H. Mowbray, A. Gibson, N. Bishop, L. Hall O. Clark. Third Row: R. Roseberry, H. Walsh, B. Fowle, F. Hudson, A. Carter, D. Eckford, P. Walker, M Gilbert, E. Cummings, E. Clough, B. Broyles. Fourth Row: R. Saunders, C. Lilly, J. Lyon, E. Carter, B. Pace, C. Burton, N. Watts, S. Young, R Douglass, M. Hildebrand, E. Lane, G. Agee, A. Harlow, E. Mahanes. Fifth Roux' A. Fisher, J. Fierro, P. Ellington, F. Goodwin, S. Faulconer, E. Black, F. Thomas, S Snead, M. Lending, C. Holland, P. Goodwillie, A. IX, B. Gerhart, S. Wells. Sixth Row: P. Edwards, S. Saunders, D. Pace, C. Lasley, E. Sommer, C. Moyer, C. Black, F. Daniel J. Miller, R. Copeland, J. Richardson, J. Lowdon, E. Roseberry, G. McCoy. Serenth. Row: C. Barnett, V. Dollens, M. Wade, M. Mowbray, N. Hoffman, V. Creasy, B. Rhodes J. Sims, E. Thomas, B. Lawman, P. Stodgel, F. B. Gresham fSponsorD. Others in Class: F. Barrask, F. Bishop, J. Buys, S. A. Charrett, F. Clinch, F. Creasy, M. L. Dudley G. Florence, B. French, W. Harlow, B. M. Harris, C. Harris, H. Harris, F. Haynes, C. Hunt, J Lindsay, S. Loving, T. McKay, D. Norvell, A. Nuttycombe, R. O'Neal, C. Pace, V. Plumb, B. Powell E. Sandridge, M. Seiler, M. Shull, T. Sledd, J. Smith, A. Stodgel, E. Timberlake, L. Turner C. Welliver, L. Woodson. 1 -f. . E' 'i L . Jeff-l 'QE3 noni ul 6' 50 5 L moi Six: , lf . .. W atrtrailf' v O , 4 unicvzfi First Row: D. Stoneburner, T. Bishop, F. Marshall, J. Ewell, P. Peterson, 0. Myers, A. Hildebrand, R. Walters. Second Row: A. Peterson, L. Garrison, J. Sadler, D. Miller, R. Lee, M. Britton, F. Flynt, C. Carter, M. Stahl. Third Roux' R. Eksteen, E. Kelley, R. Davis, F. Ashby, C. Hunt, H. Dudley, P. Breeden, M. Workmann, F. Wood, O. Oakey. Fourth Row: C. Mahanes, T. Wilson, N. Hunte, B. Hamilton, J. Harlan, R. Wells, W. Johnson, E. Howard, W. Humphrey, E. Payne, M. Banks, S. Bibb. Fifth Ron-.' E. B. Smoot CSponsorJ, B. Christian, C. Quarles. M. Pace, H. Hull, R. Stout, N. Parrott, V. Robinson, J. Hildebrand, D. Rafferty, P. Hughson, B. Hamilton, M. Cash, D. Lang. Sixth Row: E. Strickler, R. Lang, D. Booth, K. Thomasson, P. Watts, B. A. Troutman, B. Pritchett, E. Dorrier, H. Buck, D. Diggs, R. Vest, T. Shelton, R. Elliott, F. Hildebrand, M. Garrison, E. Lane, Seventh Row: W. Harlan, C. Flora, G. Harbottle, R. Wilkins, J. Wood, B. Barksdale, E. Ullom. PERSONALITIES-Most athletic: Alfred Peterson, Kathleen Thomasson, best all round: Cecil Barnett, Patsy Edwards, most popular: Ed Strickler, Frances Clinch, most representative: John Fierro, Harriet Hull, best l00lCi71fg.' Edgar Kelley, Sarah Faulconerg most studious: Charles Quarles, Betty Pace. i371 S First Rom: S. Peyton, B. Hughes, B. Duke, A. Samuels, R. Dodd, G. Eary, L. Beddovv, I. Hunt H. Bolick. Second Ilom: A. Maupin, M. F. Hildebrand, S. Lawrence, L. Eades, A. Marinos, P. Butler, L Lambert, M. Marsh, A. Wells, P. Aiken, E. Bailey. Thiwl Row: J. lx, H. Bloch, D. Hamilton, D. Ward, Scruggs, E. Sclater, M. Sillett, E. Gibson M. E. Tomlin, F. Townsend. Fozmdh Ron-.' J. B. Springer CSponsorJ, L. Riddle, J. Mawyer, D. Gable, G. Tull, E. Omohundro F. Morris, R. Dunn, C. Butler, F. Long, J. Raines. Ofhers in Class: W. Berry, J. Brooks, S. Bruce, K. Butler, B. J. Dettor, E. Dusenberry, H. Flem- ming, W. Harrison, L. Riddle, E. Scruggs, I. Shiflett, D. Sulfridge, D. Turner, J. Warwick. .E - Q X . E383 S Firm' Roux' D. Carter, J. Coiner, G. Townsend, E. Cash, W. Hamilton, T. Maupin, G.,Durham, L. Barnett, H. Brooks. Second Roux' K, Morris, M. Riddle, M. Lamb, A. Thomas, B. Buck, A. Gentry, M. B. Day, L. Easton, V. Marshall, P. Lockett, W. Thomas. Th.17rd Roux' D. Ettl, J. Houchens, L. Payne, V. L. Lipscomb, B. A. Hawthorne, A. C. Lindsay, P Rogers, F. Morris, J. McNett, G. Yowell, H. Harlow, I. Wingfield. Fourth Roux' B. Breeden, P. Seiler, J. Brown, A. Larkum, M. Conley, A. Clements, C. Gooch, E Hixon, J. Bingler, R. Payne, S. Carratt. PERSONALITIES-Best all round: David Turner, Betty Ann Hawthorne, most representative. David Sulfridge, Jean McNettg most studious: Billy Duke, Catherine Burton, cutest: David Carter Peggy Aiken, best looking: The Harrison Twins, Virginia Lipscomb. E393 Nw Q! F 4 First Row: B. Johnston, T. Williams, B. Godwin, H. Eidelman, R. Hudson, J. Hudson, B. Norris A. May, D. Gleason. Second Row: J. Cooke, R. Puckett, T. Woodson, H. Bourne, A. Bingler, J. Hall, M. Norris, P Barnett, C. Gentry, R. Nunley, E. Robinson, Hebe Ruggieri CSponsorJ. Third Roar: B. Bagby, R. Hall, W. Moore, W. Marshall, W. Bishop, C. Durham, L. Connelly, B Dunn, T. Harlow, A. Rutledge, M. Mayers, D. Haney, C. Mawyer. Fourth Row: L. Colcock, S. Marshall, E. Wood, W. Clements, P. Cook, V. Gibson, J. Melton, B. Tyler B. Hurt, B. Smith, H. Turner, D. Staples. Fifth Row: M. Nimmo, J. Wood, E. Thacker, P. Spencer, M. Payne, C. Mundie. M. Eades, R Chaplin, L. Gibson, P. Norford, J. Crawford, B. Evans, E. Desmond. Sixth Row: R. Miller, L. Waldron, J. Thomas, G. Jamerson, S. Irving, G. White, T. Goin, V. White H. Snoddy, M. Tate, S. Wood, R. Godwin, B. Mainfort. Others in Class: F. Beach, E. Carter, A, Dill, C. Hall, H. Lewis, J. Marsh, F. Sclater, W. K. Smith M. Thomasson, A. V. White. .ff ' ,, L,Ml F' -' A il.: , 1 P 16,414- -L1 fZ'..,4-1-2, ... u -A 1 1 E403 7 fl fkbijnlf 4 First Row: B. Coleman, J. Fetz, R. Hall, J. Laramore, J. Jarvis, M. McCauley, F. Lindsay, T. Wood Second Row: T. Smith, M. Gillum, M. Lewis, E. Dulaney, M. B. Blincoe, R. Fisher, H. Harper, B Kirby, B. Turner, R. Freund. Third Row: S. Buck, S. Ferland, F. Connock, B. Elder, J. Thomas, O. Pace, L. Sacre, B. Sillett, B Morris, H. Wade, E. Eubank. Fourth Row: W. Harrison, E. M. Layne, N. Marsh, J. McCutchen, Katherine A. Meade CSponsorJ H. Addington, E. Maye, M. Bendel, M. Fletcher, J. Oakey, W. Thomas, R. McConchie, S. Lindsay Fifth Row: J. Fotta, P. Kennedy, T. Phillips, G. Cook, E. Bishop, L. Fortner, J. Martin, E. Patter- son, B. Wilson, N. Lutz, M. Reynolds, L. Burnley, M. Eary, A. Newman. Sixth Row: J. Rutledge, C. Todd, R. Watson, B. Miller, C. Farish, W. E. Estes, J. A. Rorer, P Ritchie, A. Small, T. Anthony, J. Moses, F. Bibb, K. Davis, L. Davis, D. Jones, E. Fortner. PERSONALITIES-Best all roimd: Paul Ritchie, Thelma Woodson, most stiiclioits' Billy Smith Marcia Fletcher, best looking : Harry Lewis, Margaret Lewis, cutest: Speed Lindsay, Ann Rutledge friendliest: Russell McConchie, Betty Wilson. i41l r Ifirsf Roux' S. Smith, J. Harrison, D. Via, W. Roudabush, L. Wood, G. Tebell, D. Peregoy, N Pritchett. Sammi Ron-: N. Meeteer, R. Wickline, A. Yowell, A. Haden, B. Blakey, F. Lentz, P. Glover, R. Gentry, D. Sandridge, J. Hughes. Thrirrri Iiofr: M. Huffman, M. Clough, D. Lane, I. Tull, R. Revis, E. Easton, A. Ergenbright, ll Smith, Ballard, L. Estes, S. Humphrey, F. Branham, N. Proffitt. I+'ourth Roux' B. Smith, D. Payne, M. Moon, N. Fauber, M. Cobb, L. Chisholm, J. Coleman, B Womach, E. Shifiett, M. Phillips, R. Lesher, P. Johnson, G. Granger. Fifth Rona' A. Harmon, B. Brown, R. German, D. Deane, E. Lacy, M. Parr, L. Valentine, H Mallory, G. Durham, R. Morse, L. Coiner, W. Wood, L. Davis, F. Bergman. Sixth Row: Ruth Molette tSponsorD, D. Stodgel, M. Richeson, M. Ashe, C, Waugh, T. Armstrong J. Shepherd, B. Griflith, A. Burton, C. Davis, R. Ramey, J. Wood, J. Lending. Others in Class: G. Bates, B. Bishop, J. Bishop, G. Byers, W. Christian, W. Critzer, N. E. Desper T. E. Dorrier, E. Elliot, C. Glass, N. Hudson, C. Larkum, L. Mays, I. Newman, A. Pace, G. Ray D. Smith, M. Smith, W. Smith, E. Thomas, M. C. Wood. 1 F421 First Row: L. Huffman, W. Chisholm, V. Hall, R. Davis, J. Goldsten, R. McCauley, J. Warwick, A. Golding, B. Gitchell. Second Roux' B. Lawrence, M. Ashby, K. Carmichael. B. Wood, M. Hughes, P. Agee, J. Tilman, J. Baber, E. Craven, E. Wood, P. Wunch. Third Rm:-: F. Cubbage, D. Bickers, M. Birkheads, D. Estes, S. Berry, B. Sprouse, D. Ball, S. Rocke, J. Harlan, Virginia Christian QSponsorJ. Fourth Row: L. Newman, R. Ramey, L. Hankins, B. Estes, C. Glass, C. Snead, M. Powell, C. Lang, M. Shenk, H. McCauley, J. Barr. Fifth Row: H. Brown, V. Hevener, H. George, J. Bibb, J. Long, L. Barnette, L. Durham, A. Freudenberg, S. Walker, R. Fowler, E. Davis, J. Desper. Sixth Row: R, Roudabush, C. Wood, J. Newman, J. McCauley, J. Gibson, L. Skinner, N. Jones, J. Failes, H. Wolfrey, B. Thomas, G. Powell, W. Lane, J. Robertson, R. Lang. PERSONALITIES-Best all rmmd: Norton Pritchett, Mary Nicol Shenk, best loolcing: Norton Pritchett, Doris Laneg cutest: Albert Golding, Mary Nicol Shenkg friemtliest: Ray Ramey, Sue Walker. E431 ww .M ,i M : :, Fl E r E r 2, l V r Q, F n l ff E, i 2. sip T . a. E PG 5,-. E R 1 . R-,, -. 0awz4eof3l'uJ4f Several outstanding changes have been made in the course of study at Lane during the last three years. The main one is the addition of the junior high school. Pupils in this eighth grade are under the guidance of teachers who study their abilities and interests and formulate a suit- able program accordingly. In these important earlier years much stress is placed on good habits, right attitudes, and the knowledge required to make good citizens. Pupils in the senior high school have a number of different courses to pick from. There are three diplomas offered to graduates-general, com- mercial, and college preparatory. All of these diplomas offer practical training for the student for making a living and taking his place as an active citizen in his community. Pupils may receive training in industrial arts, college preparatory subjects, home economics, and subjects in prepa- ration for those pupils who plan to follow a commercial occupation. The school also provides physical and health education for every stu- dent. 'His cultural side, too, is not neglected, for Lane has ventured far in the field of music, dramatics, and art. i441 H 6. .d.I Sneed Associate Edz'to'r JOAN HOLSTEAD Faculty Editor LYTELLE MILLER Foofztro Editor ELLEN BUFORD Sports Editors DICK MOPHERSON IMOGENE MARSHALL Typists JOAN HOLSTEAD PATSY EDWARDS , - fr 5 I , , X 73 ,-ooo L-'rw f - f 4- A K A 4 7fze efmin A Xxx I Editor-in-Chief Senior Editor NOBLE SNEED .Iurntor Ropresentattzfes EVELYN MAHANES PHILIP PETERSON PATSY EDWARDS Aotizfitiex Editors LUOILLE EYE LOUISE SOUTHARD Advertising Stay? JOE PURVIS LINDSAY MOUNT CHARLES QUARLES PHILIP PETERSON HARRIET HULL A Day in the CHAIN Room DORIS HARLOW Class Editor INEZ GAY Photo gropher JAMES RITCHIE Art Editors BOBBY SHEPHERD Lyn BETTY ANNE HAWTHORNE Sponsors FOSTER B. GRESHAM GLADYS S. SOHUDER X463 Standing: Gladys Schuder 1SponsorJ, P. Peterson, B. Shepherd, B. A. Hawthorne, E. Mahanes, Foster Gresham CSponsorJ, J. Ritchie, P. Edwards, J. Purvis. Sitting: L. Southard, I. Gay, L. Eye, D. Harlow, I. Marshall, N. Sneed, D. McPherson, J. Holstead, L. Mount. 744 04442. This year's annual really had a standard to keep, for at the S.I.P.A. Conference in Lexing- ton, The 1941 CHAIN was awarded the Class A trophy which we proudly called Sophelia . After the conference Noble Sneed and his 1942 staff set to work to make the CHAIN even better than before. The three representatives chosen by the Junior class began their period of apprenticeship. Conferences with the printer and engraver completed the preliminary planning. By December all class pictures had been taken and the activity pictures were being taken. After Christmas the staff was busier than ever: write-ups to come in, completion of pic- tures, directory cards to be turned in, identification of pictures, typing to be finished, proof-read- ing, completion of dummy, then-the roll of printers' presses, drying of ink, and-the 1942 CHAIN. Here it is!!! E471 aw' sew. ,ww First Row: A. Jones, E. Boaz, M. Gilbert, H. Mowbray, S. Loving, B. Bishop, B. Brown, V. Hoffman, H. Hull, B. A. Hartman. Second Row: P. Davis, K. Reynolds, V. Robinson, M. F. Thacker, M. J. Pace, R. Douglass, H. Marshall, M. Bingler, N. Spicer, J. Holstead, P. Edwards. Third Row: Julia Alderman CSponsorJ, J. Blume, S. Young, R. Crenshaw, Lillian Butt CSponsorD, A. Carter, E. Mahanes, L. L. Douglass, D. Eckford, N. Peyton, A. Crenshaw, D. Harlow, C. Maupin. Others in Flubs E. Black, H. Buck, B. Harris, D. Pace, R. Vest, V. Dollens, P. Faulconer, I. Gay, H. Dudley, A. IX. OFFICERS PATSY DAVIS .... . . ,......P1'esident DORIS HARLOW A . . .. ,,.... Vice-President ANNE CRENSHAW . . .. . .. . .. ,.,. . ,...... Secretary BARBARA B1sHoP , . . , .. . . , ,. A ..... ........Treasure1- The Girls, Senior Hi-Y with Patsy Davis as President and Mrs. Julia Alderman and Miss Lillian Butt as sponsors had a very successful year. At the beginning of the term, a tea was given for the new girls at Lane. At this time the girls became acquainted with one another. In November four delegates were sent to the State Hi-Y Conference held in Martinsville, Va. At this conference Patsy Edwards was elected President of the State Girls' Hi-Y. At Christmas, the girls collaborated with the boys in a Christmas assembly, They also dressed dolls for the needy children of Charlottesville under the supervision of the Mothers Club. During the remainder of the year a Mother-Daughter Tea and a Faculty Tea were given. The highlight of the year was an informal Girl-Break Dance. The Girls' Senior Hi-Y also sent delegates to the District Conference held in Staunton, in March. They attended different churches once a month during the year. ' T431 Bw' Seam alla-W First Roux' B. Lawman, H. France, P. Coiner, M. Stevens, P. Roberts, M. Stahl, L. Hundley, H. Carper. Second Roux' E. Wood, J. Ritchie, J. Calhoun, C. Long, D. McPherson, C. Hamm, N. Wade, B. Fowle, B. Flewellen, J. Harlan, Gerald Speidel CSponsorJ. Third Row: C. Marshall, C. Glover, J. Giannini, E. Campbell, R. Watson, F. Pederson, D. Caskie, E. Kline, A. Peterson. Others in Club: C. Barnett, E. Barnett, B. Detamore, J. Miller, P. Peterson, R. Sheahan, S. Wunch, R. Wood. OFFICERS CHARLES HAMM . . . . . . . . President EARL BARNETT . . . , . ,... .Vice-Prcsidem' DICK MCPHERSON A ,..,, Secretary NEAL WADE ...,. . . . . . .. . , ,,..., ,.,.,.. , . . . , ...Trcflsurcr As in previous years, the main project of the Boys' Hi-Y was the dis- tribution of Christmas baskets to needy families. Magazines were also collected in January and sent to the nation's army camps. The club gave the Christmas assembly with the choir, and sponsored several dances during the year, the best of which was the Annual Best Girl Banquet and Dance on April 17. A series of speeches by older men on their vocations was given during the year to aid the boys to decide on their life Work. Along with the other Hi-Y's, the club attended church in a body once a month, visiting as many different churches as possible, In March several delegates were sent to the District Four Conference in Staunton, and it is hoped that some boys will be able to attend the National Conference to be held in Ohio this summer. Gerald Speidel, sponsor, has rendered invaluable service to the club this past year. i491 Gala' ,hmm ,lla-Zf First Rm1'.' C. Burton, F. Connock, M. Mayers, M. Gillum. Svconri Row: P. Watts, J. McCutchen, S. Lawrence, V. L. Lipscomb, M. F. Hildebrand, B. J. Dettor. Third Ifoux' R. Miller, S. Marshall, J. McNett, Julia Alderman CSponsorJ. Lillian Butt QSponsorJ, P. Rogers, F. Morris. Others in Club: M. Huffman, C. Lindsay, V. Marshall, E. Maye, H. Mowbray. OFFICERS POLLY WATTS .. , A , , , , .President MARY FRANCES HILDEBRAND . , .... Vice-President SHIRLEY LAWRENCE , .. . .,,, Secretary JEAN MCNETT . . .,... . Treasmw The Girls' Junior Hi-Y was organized in 1937 as a branch of the Senior Hi-Y. Since then it has kept increasing its activities in cooperation with the senior group of girls. With them this group has attended the different churches of this city, sponsored the dressing of dolls at Christmas for the Mother's Club, and also the January Girl-Break Dance and the Mother-Daughter Tea. At Christmas along with the other Hi-Y Clubs they held a lovely and im- pressive assembly. Also in the war emergency the club did work for the Red Cross such as knitting scarfs and sweaters. Their aim this year has been to improve character development in its members. E501 2 aw' ,aww .,w.zf First Row: Gerald Speidel fSponsorJ, E. Patterson, E. Desmond, J. Laramore, B. Turner, H. Lewis, B. Kirby, P. Ritchie, B. Evans, A. Golding, S. Lindsay. Second Row: D. Gleason, J. Harlan, B. German, B. Hurt, D. Via, R. May, H. Fleming. Others in Club: C. Gentry, J. Goldsten, J. Martin. OFFICERS HARRY LEWIS , . ...,. , ,. . ,.... ., .President BOBBY TURNER . . . . Vice-President BOBBY KIRBY, .. ,, .. ,.,, Secretary JACK LARAMORE .. , .. . ..... T'rea.sur0r Most of the activities of the Boys' Junior Hi-Y have been in cooperation with the Boys' Senior Hi-Y. The Boys' Junior Hi-Y helped the Senior Club to collect and distribute the Christmas baskets throughout the city. Frequently the two boys' clubs met together to listen to talks on certain vocations by prominent business men of this city. In November the Junior Hi-Y gave a party for its members and their guests at the home of Mr. Gerald Speidel. The Boys' Junior Hi-Y was founded to extend the work of the Senior Hi-Y and to prepare boys for membership in the Senior club, although be- ing a member of the Junior Hi-Y does not automatically make you a mem- ber of the Senior club when you become a Junior in High School. i511 Slfmfewl' Gonna!! First Ron-: F. Bergman, T. Barnett, B, Bishop, J. Collins, D. Ettl, D. Via, B. Duke, A. Golding, G. Tebell. Svcoml Ifozfx' S. Lawrence, D. Harlow, C. Maupin, A. Fisher, J. Hildebrand, L. Eye, A. Tyler, J. Mowen, H. Harris, R. Douglass. Third Roar: E. Lane, R. Vest, S. Marshall, E. Dulaney, P. Spencer, A. Best, S. Ferland, T. Shelton, E. Dorrier, V. L. Lipscomb, A. Carter, J. McNett. Fourth. Hou-: G. Shiflett, B. Flewellen, T. Starnes, P. Patin, F. Branham, H. George, W. Harrison, H. Hull, P. Edwards, J. Holstead, F. Goodwin, E. Mahanes, S. Lindsay. Fifth I-Cozr: G. McCoy, J. Lowdon, B. Fowle, B. Bishop, H. France, L. Mount, E. Campbell, A. Peterson, C. Hamm, R. Lee, M. N. Shenk, H. H. Walker CSponsorD, C. Hunt. Oflzww in Cou11rfiI.' M. Anderson, C. Dodd, J. Giannini, C. Lindsay, A. Rutledge, D. Sulfridge. R. Swing, B. Turner, J. Fotta, S. Wood, T. Wood, J. Ritchie. OFFICERS HAYWoon I+'imNc'Ic Presiclent CORNELIA NIAUPIN Vice-Presiflenf CHARLES HAMM . Secretary -Lick GIANNINI Treasurer Under the leadership of Haywood France, president, the Lane Student Council has completed a very active year. The climax was the State Coun- cil Convention, held here May 1 and 2. Several of the school's most useful organizations come under the Student Council. Under its direction. the Senior Sponsors aid eighth grade pupils in adjustment to high school life. Under its sponsorship, the Social Com- mittee and the Ushers Club function to make school life run more smoothly. Barbara Bishop headed the Senior Sponsors, Johnny Lancaster was chair- man oi' the Social Committee, and Haywood France was leader of the Ushers Club. E52l Zfmwi Glad First Ron-: C. Barnett, S. Loving, E. Boaz, J. Blume. Second Rozr: E. Buford, A. Crenshaw, A. Jones, B, A. Hartman, D. McPherson. Third Houu' P. Davis, B, Christian, F. Pederson, N. Wade, E. Wood, H. France, H. H. Walker CSponsorJ. First Roux' P. Butler, D. Payne, P. Ellington, A. Golding, S. Powell, A. Maupin, A. Taylor, F Flynt, A. Carter. Sr'cmLdRm1'.' G. Townsend, M. Clough, J. Hughes, B, Elder, E. Dulaney, D. Russell, C. Gooch, K Reynolds, H. Harris, D. Eckford. Third Roar: J. McCutchen, F. Morris, R. Vest. Fozwth Roux' J. Lancaster, C. Holland, H. Fleming, N. Costan, M. Mayers, B. Pritchett, M. Smith H. Buck, V. Hevener, J. Harlan. Ol'hcrMen1bers.' J. Calhoun, J. Carr, M. Carter, L. Colcock, V. Cummings, M. B. Day, E. Desper J. Desper, R. Fisher, J. Gaddis, D. Gleason, J. Harlan, S. Humphrey, L. Knight, R. Lester, N. Lutz J. Lyon, P. Ritchie, R. Russum, B. Scarpetta, B. Shepherd, I. Shiflett, E. Sommers, M. Stahl, J. White l53l 9. cm' cz.. em First Row: B. Gerhart, M. Hughes, M. Mayers, A. Wells, J. Hale, S. Loving, B. Bishop, F. Clinch, B. Addington, N. Smith, A. Best, H. Holbrook, D. Eckford, E. Mahanes, J. Holstead. Second Row: M. Smith, P, Agee, J. Bibb, P. Hughson, F. Wingfield, B. Baltimore, A. Yowell, V. Cummings, C. Hall, M. Eades, R. Douglass, M. J. Pace, H. Mowbray, M. Gilbert, B. A. Hartman, A. Crenshaw. Third Row: Hebe Ruggieri fSponsorJ, F. Hildebrand, S. Lawrence, A. Bingler, M. Gillum, S. Marshall, J. Thomas, M. Huffman, D. Payne, B. Smith, D. Ward, G. Yowell, M. Cash, P. Lockett, V. Marshall, B. Pritchett, B. Hamilton, Isabel McCue CSponsorJ. Fourth Row: R. Stout, E. Buford, J. McNett, R. Miller, J. McCutchen, B. Elder, L. Mayo, D. Diggs, H. Buck, R. Vest, B. J. Dettor, L. Eades, L. Hamilton, P. Goodwillie, M. Bingler, T. Smith. OFFICERS BARBARA BISHOP J . A A M . ...,,.. ....,.,.....President FRANCES CLINCH, , .....,. Vice-President SHIRLEY LOVING. A ,,.......... Secretary JEAN HALE .. ..,. .,.,.,..............................,.,..,.,............ , .,.,...Treasurer The Girls' Glee Club has as its primary aim the promotion of music. This is attained through singing songs of a higher level as well as acquir- ing information about contemporary and earlier well known composers. Each alternate year the Glee Club, in conjunction with the Boys' Glee Club, presents an operetta. This year the Club's program has consisted of meetings devoted to a special phase of contemporary music. At Christmas, the usual exchange of gifts was replaced by the collection and arrangement of a basket of food for a poor family. The highlight of the spring term was the presentation of an assembly together with the Boys' Glee Club, tracing the development of American music from its earliest stages to the present day. E541 Emp' Qlee Glad Fifrzsf Row: John E. Reitz LSponsorJ, C. Hunt, R. Copeland, R. Walters, B. Monroe, J. Smith, H. Fleming, J. Fierro, E. Sommer. Second Roux' J. Hageman, R. Wood, F. Beddow, R. Carter, C. Hunt, T. Starnes, B. Behrendt, P. Miller. Not in P17cfm'e.' R. Smith, H. Atkins, K. Blume, W. F. Hall, H. Hreeden, J. Richardson, T. Harlow. OFFICERS ROBERT WOOD . .. . President HARRY ATKINS . ., .. . .V?:C6-P7'fi.9tfI6llf THURMAN STARNES . Secrcta1'y-T1'efrszn'er JIMMY HAGEMAN . .. .. . .. H .. .Program Chairmurz The present membership of the Boys' Glee Club of Lane High School numbers twenty-live, of whom nine are new members who were taken into the club at the beginning of the past semester. The activities of the club have been to assist in the work of creating better and more entertaining assemblies. The club has participated in two assemblies and has sung, in parts, such songs as Stout Hearted Men , Anchors Aweigh , and innumerable others. The club has contributed to the music fund of Lane High and has helped to create a better singing morale throughout the whole school. From this club has come the Prickly Heat Trio composed of Joe Smith, James Hageman, and Robert Wood. This small group has added much mirth and glee to the school assemblies and has sung on various occasions outside of the school. E551 CMM, First Ron-: R. Wood, P. Miller, C. Hamm, W. Harrison, S. Smith, H. Ogden, J. Smith, W. Harrison. Second Ifozr: J. Lyon, M. Cash, A. Yowell, J. McNett, B. J. Dettor, F. Clinch, V. Cummings, B. Minter, J. Gaddis, P. Walker, D. Eckford. Third Roux' S. Wunch, J. Richardson, K. Blume, J. Hageman, L. Mayo. H. Pritchett, S. Wells, N. Patin, R. Carter, T. Starnes, J. Buntin, Catherine Martin CSpons0rD. Ofh.f'r.w in Choir: H. Gerhart, R. Smith, C, Warwick. OFFICERS FRANCES CL1N1'H . Presiflent PATSY WALKER ..., .,Vice-President JOE SMITH . .Secpreta1'y-T1'ef1sufr'e1' JAMES HAGEMAN . Publicity Mcmatger With the advent of music classes here, the Lane High Choir was the first major step towards trained choral work. The choir, composed entirely of the best voices in the school, has but two years of work behind itg yet it already has a reputation of which the entire student body can be proud. To Mrs. Catherine Martin, the director, goes the credit of creating the choir and establishing it so definitely in the school life. To the choir goes the credit of working together patiently and carefully, and cooperating with the director until the desired result was obtained. To the student body goes the credit of supporting the group and accepting the results with enthusiasm. iQNSbRCS QD-QA,-i 71 f, 5d - ' X V' 'J .L fs' Bam! OFFICERS BARRET PAYNE, , , . ,. ..,.,........ President BETTY WILSON, ,. , .Vice-President JEAN MCNETT . . AAA.A. .A.AA S ecretaryf JOHN FIERRO . .. .. , A,.A, ...Trea.sure1 MEMBERS Piccolo: W. Harlow, Flutes: L. A. Burnley, J. Calhoun, M. Lending, B. Payne, V. Robinson, B. Wilson, Bassoon-.' E. Sommer, Clarinets: D. Breeden, W. Brown, A. Clements, M. Conley, R. Crenshaw, B. Duke, J. Ewell, B. Fowle, M. Hanger, J. Laramore, N. Lutz, A. Marinos, F. Peder- son, M. Reynolds, J. Ritchie, M. N. Shenk, B. Smith, C. Spicer, M. Stahl, E. Tull, D. Via, C. Wood, L. V. Woodson, H. Lewis, fAltoj: D. Booth, KBassj: M. Cash, J. Smith, Suxophones Ulltoj: M. Britton, P. Butler, E. Wood, fTenolrj.' J. Bibb, R. Copeland, P. Ritchie, Cornots: B. Harris, T. Lindsay, R. McConchie, J. Nicholas, J. Fierro, Trumpets: J. Buntin, R. Roseberry, R. Walters, French, Horns: B. Elder, A. Fisher, T. Harlow. J. McNett, S. Wunch, T7 0WIlI0'Hl3S.' R. Carter, R. Fisher, B. Long, H. Patillo, D. Stoneburner, Baritones: W. Christian, J. Mowen, D. Stoneburner, Basses: F. Creasy, C. Hamm, W. Thomas, Tympaml' P. Peterson, Smcrrf Drums: B. Ball, W. Harrison, Boss D1'wri.j D. Gleason, Cymbals: B. Detamore. The band is now two years old. During its first year, led by H. Gaylen Strunce, it was rated Superior at the State contest in Richmond. It is continuing its good work under the direction of Sharon B. Hoose, who has organized both a marching and concert band. l57l sara., eta First I-Soar: J. Lyon, V. Dollens, P. Rogers, L. Mayo, P. Ellington, D. Eckford, P. Peterson, N. Smith, Natalie Holladay fSponsorJ, A. Samuels, J. Ewell. Second Row: L. Miller, J. Fierro, J. Sadler, L. L. Douglass, F. Goodwin, P. Goodwillie, V. Hoffman, M. Pace, S. Hill, H. Mowbray, B. Duke. Othfms in CI'uI1.' L. Burnley, R. Hudson, A. Lindsay, J. Smith, M. Smith. mme iQ.g'.w-.. sltafwili-oFF1cERs . . .... , Presidenf 6 h 'PH LIS i ...... . . ...... V ice-Presidevtt NoRA SMITH .6, If6C07'Cl't7l.g Secretary PHILIP PETERSON , .. 5 .. . .. .. , ..., .. ,, Treasurer LOUISE MAYO . . . ,, . .. , ., , , . Cowespondiug Secretary The main activity of the Spelling Club during the fall term was that of the series of contests held throughout the school. There were three con- tests to decide the winning homeroom for each class. Then the eighth grade lost in a match against the freshmen, who also beat the sophomores. The freshmen finally met their match when they spelled against the juniors, and the juniors turned around and outspelled the seniors. The winner of the entire contest was Betty Pace. The members of the Spelling Club were given a written examination to decide who would represent Lane in the annual State spelling contest. T533 .Banff 7 fum eww Www? Glad Left fo right: J. Fierro. J. Benton, J. Buys, S. Saunders, J. Sadler, P. Goodwillie, Richard A. Meade CSponsorJ, L. L. Douglass, P. Peterson, N. Sneed. Ofhrrs in CZr2fh.' V. Cummings, L. Waldron, S. Walker, M. Workmann. OFFICERS JEAN SADLER . ..... ...... . , President PEGGY GOODWILLIE . . .. ...,.... Vice-President SHIRLEY SAUNDERS Secretrlry-Treflsufrcr JANICE BUYS , , . . . ,. , Program Chairnmn The Lucy T. Jones Creative Writing Club was established at Lane for the purpose of developing creative writing among the students. Through the cooperation of both members and sponsors, the club has become one of the most successful at Lane. Great work is being done, and the club contributed about fifty per cent of the material for the February edition of the school's literary magazine, the Bumblebee. Jean Sadler, the president of the club, is also editor-in- chief of this magazine. Other members of the Hmnblclnee stai are Peggy Goodwillie, Shirley Saunders, Betty Anne Hawthorne, Philip Peterson, Joanne Benton, Janice Buys, Ruth Vest, and John Fierro. Also, the spon- sors are Richard Meade and Mrs. Katherine Meade. i591 I . to -o .fanefime First Row: H. Ogden, C. Hamm, L. Hundley, J. Ewell, J. Harlan, C. Quarles, H. Burrows, J. Calhoun, C. J. M. Blume fSponsorJ. Second Row: P. Walker, H, Carper, J. Benton, R. Douglass, C. Maupin. G. Lang, J. Blume, P. Davis, J. Sadler, Mildred Jones CSponsorJ. Third Ron-: J. Fierro, B. Bishop, A. Jones, K. Reynolds, J. Buys, L. L. Douglass, V. Hoffman, Sylvia Horwitz fSponsorJ. Not in Pictiire: P. Aiken, F. Beddow, S. Chisholm, L. Colcock, A. Crenshaw, M. Fletcher, F. Flynt, B. Hawthorne, A. Pappas, T. Starnes. LANETIME STAFF CORNELIA MAUPIN . , .. . . , .. .. .... .. Fall Editor BARBARA BISHOP . . , ..... .. . .. ..... . .Spring Editor HOWARD CARPER . ..,...,. Sports Editor KATHIE REYNOLDS . , , .. ...,.,., .. . . , ,....,............... Feature Editor In September, 1941, Lorictime became the new name of Lane's news- paper, formerly known as The Mirizruy Student. The publication appears approximately every three weeks. A picture section, Scholastic Roto, has been added to the regular six-page edition. The staff consisted of members of last year's journalism class and of new students who have had previous training in newspaper writing. The editor-in-chief was elected by the staff membersg the other officers were appointed. La,rietifm.e received a First Place Award at the annual Southern Inter- scholastic Press Association in Lexington. This achievement was due to the efliciency and interest of the organization. The staff wishes to thank the student body for its cooperation in the subscription campaign at the beginning of the first term. The number of pupils receiving the paper during the past session was considerably larger than in previous years. i601 -3 Pham Glad First Row: L. Hundley, B. Detamore, J. Smith, H. Ogden, M. J. Hageman, B. Monroe, C. Hunt, A. Golding, W. Brown, S. Chisholm. Second Row: H. Hull, P. Ellington, L. Eye, S. Wells, C. Coleman, F. Clinch, A. Carter, B, Pritchett, P. Walker, K. Reynolds. Third Row: H. Walsh, C. Glover, S. Desper, Virginia Bolen QSponsorl, P. Edwards, J. Holstead, B. A. Hartman, E. Buford, A. Jones, W. I. Nickels CSponsorJ. Others in Club: E. Barnett, P. Bishop, S. A, Bishop, P. Davis, R. Miller, C. Warwick. OFFICERS JIMMY HAGEMAN , L . , . Prcsidewf BEVERLY ANNE HARTMAN ., . . Vice-President ELLEN BUFORD, ......,..... ..,.,. , . Secretary FRANCES CLINCH ...,.......,,,,... .............. ....... ,,........ .,.................... . . . T reasurer The Lane High Players Club is organized for the sole purpose of pro- moting dramatics in the school. Its members, feeling that the theatre has a real place in high school life, seek to entertain the school as a whole through the medium of drama, both on the stage and over the public address system. The chief activity of the Players Club is its annual three-act play. This past year the chosen production was Icebourld, by Owen Davis, which was presented December 4 and 5. Among the minor activities of the club are numerous one-act plays and skits presented at the meetings for the entertainment of the members and for the purpose of trying out candidates for admission. The club also gives radio skits for the benefit of the entire school. I61l 14111 Glad First Roux' I-3. Hawthorne, H. Dudley, S. Desper, E. Dorrier, Ada Berrey fSponsorJ, R. Crenshaw, B. Shepherd, V. L. Lipscomb, A. Carter. Second Row: R. Rall, P. Goodwillie, L. Colcock, R. Harris, S. Saunders, M. Britton, H, Troutman, J. Fierro. Others in Clllllli F. Bishop, H. J. Dettor, M. Eidelman, D. Peregoy K. Reynolds. OFFICERS RUTH CRENSHAW ,. .... . .Presiflcrnt STUART DESPER . ..,.. Vice-Presidewf ELEANORA DORRIER . . . Secretary BOBBY SHEPHERD ' . . . ,.... . ,... ,. ......... Treasufrei This year the Art Club of Lane High School has been very active. At the beginning of the term, eleven new members were initiated, making a total of twenty-one members. After becoming thoroughly organized, work was started on Christmas cards, posters, and illustrations for the Hunrhlelnev. Some of the members have drawn for Laneffime and others for the CHAIN. Under the guidance of Miss Rerrey, sponsor, and Ruth Crenshaw, President, the Art Club has accomplished much to promote art during this school term. H521 .Balm Glad First Roar: C. Welliver, S. Chisholm, P. Peterson, H. Brooks, B. Duke, B. Bishop, J. McNett, D. Pace. Second Row: C. Burton, I. Gay, P. Watts, J. Benton, P. Goodwillie, B. Kindred, S. Young, S. Lawrence. Third Roux' E. Sommer, J. Sadler, Katherine Meade CSponsorJ, A. Nutty- combe, E. Kline, P. Butler, L. Miller. Fourth Roux' W. Harrison, S. Wells, J. Mowen, J. Harlan, L. L. Douglass, F. Flynt. Ofhmzs in Club: G. Harbottle, W. Harrison. OFFICERS SUE YOUNG . .Prcsiflcwf PEGGY GOODWILLIE . . . Vice-Presidmaf SHIRLEY LAWRENCE . . Secretwy BOB KINDRED . . A ...... .. . . . . . Tretzstmw' The members of the Latin Club believe that an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help them understand the World of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization in its government, laws, literature, languages, and arts. ' The programs have included talks on 'tAncient Customs at Yuletide . Festivities of the Saturnaliav, The George Washington of Ancient Rome , Origin of the Names of the Months . Also, members have pre- sented a one-act play in Latin, the Christmas story in Latin, and an original translation of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Other activities have been social gatherings at the homes of various members. i631 ix6?n' Cgybua Fiirsf linux' B. Kindred, A. Peterson, P. Mays, E. Campbell, E. Barnett, Harry Martin fSponsorD, C. Long, F. Holland, H. Atkins, E. Brown. Srfmml Row: F. Price, E. Seiler, D. McPherson, T. Starnes, E. Strickler, F. Bishop, N. Wade, W. F. Hall, W. Price, C. Lasley. Ofhmxw in Vlub: S. Bendel, C. Hamm, B. Hogue, J. Kardos, P. Lang. OFFICERS EARL HARNETT . Prexirlenf EDDIE CAMPBELL Vice-President CECIL LONG Secretary RALPH HOLLAND , T1'easm'er The C Club is an organization composed of boys who have earned their letter in varsity football, basketball, or boxing. The C Club has no definite purpose other than to develop leaders for the younger boys in all of the sports. The club sponsors several of the best dances of the year. Most of the money that the club gets from the dances is used to buy new equipment for the athletic teams. i643 KMA Aw C900 'Qu-zf 'K mow' HARRY MARTIN Couch LINE-UP PRESTON MAYs. .. . .Left E'l'I'1 FULLY HOLLAND . . .,.,, Right Tackle BRUCE HOGUE Left TFLCICIU FULLY BISHOP. .,.,. , . .A4.. Right Emi PETE LANG. .. . .. .Left Guard HARRY ATKINS ...... .R..R,. Q uarter Batch CHARLES HAMM .. ,,., .. . Center EDDIE CAMPBELL . D...,. ., .Half Back EARL BARNETT . ,,., .4...... . Right Guam SHORTY LONG . .. . ..,..t. Half Back BOB KINDRED ...........,.,...,. t........,,....,.... F ull Buck SQUAD If'i1'stRou'.' J. Brooks, D. Sulfridge, D. Turner, J. Kardos, F. Bishop, R. Holland, E. Barnett, C. Hamm, P. Lang, B. Hogue, P. Mays, C. Lilly, B. Detamore, A. Peterson, N. Wade. Second Roux' Harry Martin CCOachJ, C. Hunt, C. Barnett, J. Giannini, E. Brown, C. Long, B. Kindred, H. Atkins, E. Campbell, W. Price, C. Lasley, B. Behrendt, C. Gleason, W. F. Hall fManagerJ, F. Beddow CAsst. Managerl. Third Ron-.' B. Watson, C. Hunt, C. Nash, E. Seiler, E. Garth, E. Strickler, S. Bendel, T. Starnes, E. Desper, C. Glover, C. Mitchell, D. McPherson, H. Bolick, H. Branham. 'N H571 LANE-CULPEPER GAME Wafzallq aaoifdall Reuune' LANE-CULPEPER The Lane varsity started the season with a bang on September 19 by beating Culpeper 6-0 in a close, hard fought game. The first quarter was tight, but in the second quarter a Culpeper fumble was recovered on her own three-yard line. All the backiield contributed in carrying it to the five, where Campbell took it over for the only score of the game. Culpeper's fighting Warriors got With- in the Lane ten-yard line twice in the second half with their vaunted air attack, but both times the line held. Barnett and Campbell played an outstanding game in the line and backfield, respectively, in the 6-0 victory over the Class C Champions. LANE-PORTSMOUTH The first night game of the season took place in Portsmouth on September 7, Lane coming out on the short end of a 12-0 score. Portsmouth set up her scores with powerful off-tackle thrusts. Lane's offense clicked until the team got to pay dirt where they bogged down. Lane made only one threat, a long march in the last quarter led by Long. Lane's cenier, Wade, was injured in this game and was out for the rest of the season. LANE-ALEXANDRIA In the second straight night game Lane lost 15-0, although the team outplayed George Wash- ington. They excelled their opponents in every department, but G. W. capitalized on several breaks to score. Curtiss Kirby, former Lane-ite, led Alexandria to victory with his running and long high kicks. Lang excelled in the line While Campbell and Kindred led the running attack as usual. l63l LANE-LYNCHBURG After an open date Lane traveled to Lynchburg on October 18. The Lane-ites looked as if they were going to pull an upset by threatening in the lilrsti quarter. Bult after the first quarter it was a routg for Lynchburg, led by Blanks, scored at will, although our team fought valiantly against their heavier opponents. The score was 26-0. LAN E-SALEM In the second home game of the year, the underdogs from Salem defeated Lane 12-0, in a steady drizzle in Scott Stadium. Lane showed a revised line-up, but this failed to save the day, for Lane never threatened seriously after Campbell carried the ball into enemy territory with a long run early in the game. LANE-DANVILLE Txaveling to Danville on October 25, Lane suffered another defeat to the tune of 26-6. Redman, Danville halfback, scored two of the touchdowns and paved the way for the rest. Campbell got off several nice runs, and Kindred made our only score on a last quarter run of 27 yards. LANE-THOMAS JEFFERSON Lane finally got in the groove on November 7 and gave T. J. a run for the money. In a first- quarter assault Lane penetrated the T.-J. ten-yard line but was soon stopped. Strickler, standing on his fifteen, kicked a perfect field goal to put Lane in front 3-0. Fighting valiantly and aided by Campbell's magnificent punts, Lane pushed T. J. around for three quarters. But finally, when the game seemed in the bag, the Richmond team threvv a long desperate pass that connected on our one- foot line. On the next play they drove it over for a final score of 6-3. LANE-V. S. D. D. GAME H591 ,Z l anim Wafzfullq 400164-fl First Row: R. Dunn, L. Newman, S. Bruce, H. Brown, L. Huffman, B. Hughes, F. Bergman. Second Row: J. Failes, B. Turner, T. Phillips, P. Kennedy, W. Marshall, B. Moore, E. Bishop, G. Cook, E. B. Smoot CCoachJ. Th'i'r'd Row: G. Eary, G. Granger, E. Ullom, B. Breeden, R. Davis, D. Lesher, W. Roudabush, D. Deane. LANE-V. S. D. B. With their offense clicking on November 14 the Lane-ites walloped a fast V.S.D.B. eleven, 40-14. Although the visitors scored first on a pass, Lane scored four touchdowns with Campbell, Price, and Kindred all going over, to leave at the halftime with a score of 26-14 in our favor. The offensive stars of the game, Kindred and Campbell, scored again in the last quarter to win 40-14. Barnett, Hogue, and Holland showed up well in the line. LANE-FREDERICKSBURG Playing heads-up football for the third straight week, Lane made the last game a successful one by downing Fredericksburg 25-7. Fredericksburg, aided by two penalties, scored within the first two minutes. But this lead was short lived, for on Lane's first play from scrimmage, Kindred was tackled but lateraled to Campbell who raced 70 yards for a touchdown. Shortly afterwards Campbell again broke away, this time for 60 yards to the fifteen, from which Kindred scored to make the halftime score 13-7. Lane continued this spree and scored two more touchdowns in the last half. The line, led by acting captain Barnett, stopped their opponents' running attacks dead. Holland Hogue, and Hamm also played well in their last game. l70l Our Score 515 , 415 . sag .. Name Bub Thomas , ., Len Coiner.. . Hubert Bolick , ,.. Hilton Eidelman Eugene Desper., James Coiner. ,. Lindsay Newman ...,. , .... . Al Peterson A ..,. .. Wilbur Price ,... Grover Bates ,. .. Shorty Long, Earl Barnett ,..,..,. Jack Giannini ,,.o, Preston Mays .,,,. Fully Holland .t,... gaming. SCHEDULE Opponent Opponenfs Score .Virginia Frosh .t.... ..............,..,.. 2 16 ...Covington , .Miller School. .. .,,t an TEAM Weight Won Lost Tied 75 1 80 0 90 0 95 1 100 0 103 0 113 0 116 1 120 0 127 0 135 0 145 0 150 0 155 0 165 1 First Row: D. Trent, E. Shiflett, H. Eidelman, H. Bolick, V. Hall, M. Phillips, L. Coiner, B. Wood, E. Desper. Second Row: J. Lancaster, J. Coiner, A. Huffman, A, Peterson, W. Price, E. Barnett, S. Long, J. Giannini, F. Holland, P. Mays. Third Row: Harry Martin CCoachJ, E. Brown, C. Nash, H. Bolick, H. Branham, E. Patterson, L. Newman, R. Copeland, T. Barnett, B. Watson, B, Griffith, G. Granger, E. Desper CManagerJ. T711 Ecufi' 7142144154 8 HAROLD BURROWS AL PETERSON BILLY DISQUE FILLMORE MORRIS EDDIE CAMPBELL S Om' Score 22 12. H 11 20 , 4 I 23 , 10 . , 22 22 ., .. 12 . . .. .. 24 . 22 . A . 28 ,, , 15 . 19 I I 20 21,. , ,. LINE-UP CHEDULE Oppoizenf -John Marshall Alumni , . Alumni V. S. D. B. Danville Alumni Roanoke ,I Salem Alumni , John Marshall Alumni Alumni Lynchburg Danville . Roanoke . Salem Lynchburg F07'Il'!l?'fI Forzurlvvl Cenfer L Gurzwl Gfuzwl O1IQ907'I07?1f,S' Score: . . H29 . ..,., 43 34 29 28 ...16 .21 ,I 48 ...W34 .. .,... if ,.... N36 ' 45 I .. ,sa .,,,I . ., 1,40 Firsf Roux' H. France, E. Drown, D, Turnei F. Mori Second Roux' C. Gleason, J. Wood, H. i721 E. Campbell, A. Peterson, J! Vlalhoun, E. Wood, D. ,dv -I. i TW l BOYS' SQUAD First Ron-: B. Morris, B. Goodwin, P. Lang, B. Kirby, D. McPherson. Second Roux' R. Watson, J. Nicholas, E. Strickler, B. Disque, H. Burrows, T. Starnes, C. Nash, J. Purvis, J. Fotta. GIRLS' SQUAD First Roux' E. Mahanes, B. Troutman, R. Lee, J. Lyon, H. Holbrook, M. Workman. Second Row: B. Addington, S. Wells, C. Coleman, M. Stahl, A. Best, E. Buford, A. Jones, I. Marshall, R. Stout, P. Bishop, N. Patin. With the arrival of spring came tennis, and both boys' and girls' groups began to practise with high hopes. The teams had veterans of last year who helped greatly. With them came a flock of green horns who were eager beginners, and some are very promising for next season. The teams' matches this year were largely intramural and added greatly to the school's in- creasing interest. Although tennis does not merit a major letter , it is an up-and-coming sport at Lane. T731 VLH' fs, Imogene Marshall, fourth-year varsity player, well proved her ability as a leader and a player. Virginia Dudley well led her guards through a perfect season. Ann Best, sharp-shooting diminutive fourth-year varsity player, was high scoring forward for the season. Kathleen Thomasson, a newcomer to the varsity, showed outstanding teamwork the whole year. Patsy Davis, lanky fourth-year varsity player, did outstanding work at her guard position. Stella Allen, mint-sized Jlaver from Mclntire, iroved faster than an ' guard on an f on mosinq l . 5 ll L team. l 74 l LINE-UP Forwards IMOGENE MARSHALL QCO-Captainl ANN BEST KATHLEEN THoMASSoN First Row: Julia Alderman LINE-UP Gunwls VIRGINIA DUDLEY QCo-Captainj PATSY DAVIS STELLA ALLEN JULIA ALDERMAN, Conch NANCY WAT'FS, Mafmlgev' Quail' ' 7fa21A43If4f gainful CCoachD, P. Davis, S. Allen, V. Dudley, I. Marshall, A. Best, K Thomasson, N. Watts CManagerJ. Scconfl Roux' L. V. Woodson, N. Newman, C. Holland, I. McAlexander, L. Flynt, E. Timberlake S. Loving, L. N. Wirthlin, E. Sclater, M. Morris. ' I l. I i751 LANE-FLUVANNA GAME Rauma' Winning every game but two, Lane's basketball team for the 1942 season had the most success- ful year since Mrs. Julia Alderman has been coach. The team showed perfect teamwork, however, only after hours of endless practice and preparation. The squad was led through the season by Co- Captains Imogene Marshall and Virginia Dudley. The season was opened November 17 by a game with Jefferson School of Commerce. Fast playing and side-line passing placed Lane on the long end of 46-16 score. On November 21, Lane's sextet nosed out Greenwood's county champions in our second game of the season. Greenwood rang up the first score. However, our girls got into pace and at the half were leading 23-11 and, when the game was over, were still ahead 30-24. The Lane sexteit proved again to be on their toes November 28 in a practice game with the Alumnae. Ann Best was high scorer of the evening, scoring 18 points. Lane led in the final score 25-12. The most exciting game played in our gym during the season was with Fluvanna. The teams were so evenly matched that winning or losing was a matter of which team shot the last goal. It was a hard fought game, but Fluvanna came out one point ahead, the final score being 16-15. In a game on December 5, the Lane squad triumphed over the Independents of the city. Lane soon got in the lead and stayed there until the final score was 47-12. Lane marked another victory of the season when the girls defeated Mclntire 35-14. At the end of the first half the score stood in favor of Lane, 22-8. Ann Best totaled 12 of the points while Imogene Marshall and Kathleen Thomasson addei 13 points to the final SCOPE. The Lane squad next engaged in a double-header against the V. S. D. B. squad in Staunton. There was perfect teamwork throughout the game and 53 points were scored by the Lane-iles while the opponents scored only ll. On December 12, the Lane-ites went to Fluvanna, hoping to stage a comeback against the un- defeated team. However, it seemed that the odds were against them and even after a splendid fight the opponents led 29-19. t 76 1 In the last game before Christmas Lane played hostess to the Independents again on December 18. Because of the outstanding teamwork showed by the Lane squad they easily won in a victory 38-14. Three of the Lane teams were used in the game with Earlysville. Phyllis Faulconer, Eleanor Sclater, Kaihleen Thomasson, and Ann Best were in the limelight- as forwards. LuVera Woodson, Stella Allen, and Virginia Dudley were outstanding for close guarding and clever lloorwork. The score of the game with Meriwether Lewis was 29-9. Again the squad showed perfect team- work. The season ended with a glorious victory, 57-ll, over V. S. D. B. Pint-sized Ann Best rang up 14 points in the first quarter and 22 points in the entire game. Kathleen Thomasson accounted for ll points while Imogene Marshall dropped in 14 points. Mary Morris and Phyllis Faulconer scored the other 10 points. ln the defense line Stella Allen, Patsy Davis, and Virginia Dudley showed the opposing ieam how to play ball. Lane's Junior Varsity met St. Anne's team March 12 in St. Anne's gym. Overcoming the handicap of taller players, Lane scored the first points and at the half were leading 10-4. The op- posing guards would pass the ball to their forwards only to have it intercepted by members of the Lane squad. The battle ended 18-10 with Lane's forces leading. qw' yma. wma, vm First Row: J. Desper, M. Gillum, H. George, A. Bingler, F, Long, I. Hall, T. Woodson, F. Flynt, P. Norford, M. Mayers, D. Smith. Second Row: A. Harlow, Julia Alderman CCoachJ, P. Watts QManagerJ, B. Buck, V. Marshall, B. J. Dettor, L. Eades, S. Lawrence, B. Hildebrand, V. White, J 4 Robertson, G. Yowell, L. Knight, P. Seiler, M. Norris, M. Eades, M. Stahl. t f ' gf f 2 l77l VARSITY IN PRACTICE SCHEDULE Om' Score Opponent 46 .. .. , Jefferson School of Commerce 30,1 . . Greenwood . . 25 . Alumnae . I 15 . . Fluvanna , , 47 . .. Independents . , 35 , , Mclntire H 52 .V. S. D. B. . 35 ll,., . . .Greenwood . 19 , .,.., ,Fluvanna , . 38 ..... .Independents . 25 . . ...Earlysville .. 29 , . ,, Meriwether Lewis 57 . .. . .V. S. D. B. . 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D. 1 ANDERSON, MARTHA ANN ....,....,.,..,.,...,.......,,,,..,..,...,.........,.......,..,..........,.... Jefferson Park Avenue Mclntire High School: Hi-Y, '37-'38, Student Council, '37-'38, Lane High School: Student Council, '40-'41. ATKINS, HARRY LEE .,.,...............,...,..,.,.,.,..,.,..., . .. ..,,. ,,., , .. ...., ,....l .,,,...... .... 5 0 9 715 Street, S. W. Junior Football, '38-'39, Varsity Football, '40-'41, Junior Basketball, '40, Manager, Varsity Basketball, '40-'41, C Club, '40-'41, Boys' Glee Club, '40-'42, Vice-President, Boys' Glee Club, '41-'42, Cheerleader, '37-'38, ARMSTRONG, PHYLLIS GREY ........,.,,,....., ,.................,.,..............,........ 810 Stonehedge Avenue BALLARD, ELSIE MAE ......,...,....,.......,..,......,... ..........,,..,..... ,.....,........... ...,. . , . 509 715 Street, S. W. Girls' Softball Team, '38-'41, Manager, Girls' Softball Team, '39-'41, Hiking Club, '39-'40, Girls' Track, '39-'40, BALL, WILLIAM DAVID, II .........,..,.........,...,,,... ,,.,....,..,.,.,.,..,.,. .,..,.....,...,,..,.. .... 1 9 E lliewood Avenue President, Home Room, '38, Art Club, '38-'42, Band, '40-'42, Junior Football, '38-'40, Boxing, '38-'40, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. BALTIMORE, BETTY ........,........,.,.,, ,. ,,..... .... ....,....,.,..................,.....,.... 8 4 0 Estes Street Girls' Glee Club, '40-'42. BARNETT, EARL JAMES ........,....,.,....,.............,., .,..,....,..,,...,.,,.,.,.,.,..,.. . . ......, 2320 Fontaine Avenue Junior Football, '37, Junior Basketball, '37-'38, Boxing '38-'42, South Atlantic Prep Cham- pion, '41, Varsity Football, '38-'41, C Club, '38-'42, Secretary, C Club, '40-'41, Presi- dent, C Club, '41-'42, Midway Student Staff, '37-'41, Players Club, '40-'42, Annual Players Club Play, '41, Treasurer, Senior Class, '40-'41, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '39-'42, Vice-President, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Softball, '36-'40, Achievement Award, '39-'40, BARNETT, NEWASSA MARIE ,,....,...,....,......,..., ...........,.......,,.,....,............ ....,................ C a rlton Road Mclntire High School: Hobby Club, 4-H Club. BARNETT, THOMAS EUGENE ...,..,............,.,....,.......,.. .,............. C arlton Road BARNETTE, MARY FRANCES .......,.............,...,..............,,,...,.....,......,,...,,....,.,,.,...... 1614 Levy Avenue BEDDOW, JAMES FULTON ......,...............,.....,.,.,,...,....,.......,..,,............,..,.......,....,.. 806 Bolling Avenue Hayes Literary Society, '38-'39, Junior Football, '40, Boys' Glee Club, '40-'41, Midway Stu- dent Staff, '40-'41, Lanetime Staff, '41-'42, Assistant Manager, Varsity Football, '41. BEDDOW, MAXINE ..,.,.......,.,..,.................,....,.,....,....,...........,...........,.,..,.................,.. 704 Forrest Street Social Committee, '40-'41. BEHRENDT, WILLIAM BENJAMIN ,....,........,.......,...............,.................,...........,......, Jefferson Street Boys' Glee Club, '41-'42, Varsity Football, '41-'42, Tennis, '39-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41- '42. BEST, MARGARET ANN ....,..,........,.,.,....,....,...,.. .............,........,...........,...,....,.............. 8 10 High Street Cheerleader, '39-'42, Girls' Glee Club, '38-'42, Girls' Varsity Basketball, '38-'42, Vice-Presi- dent, Girls' Glee Club, '40-'41, Girls' Tennis Team, '40-'41, Girls' Softball Team, '39-'40, Girls' Track, '39-'40, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Hiking Club, '39-'40, Homeroom President, '41- '42. BENDEL, STEPHEN, JR. ..,,.,..,.,...........,.,.........,,,,...........,...........,.,.....,,.,...........,. 712 Blenheim Avenue Junior Football, '37-'38, Varsity Football, '40-'41, C Club, '41-'42. BINGLER, MILDRED ALVERTA ...........,...,.,..,.....,......,,...,.......,..,.....,.......,........,. 1113 Cherry Avenue Senior Girls' Hi-Y, '41-'42, Girls' Glee Club, '41-'42. BIRKHEAD, BILLIE LEE ..............,................ .,,,,,....................,,..........,..,...,..,.,..... 7 61 Altavista Street BLUME, KENNETH MARTIN .......,,....,...........,.,. .,.....,.......,,........,,...,..............,,..... 1 10 Maywood Lane Boys' Glee Club, '39-'42, Vice-President, Boys' Glee Club, '40-'41, Science Club, '41-'42, Sen- ior Sponsor, '41-'42, Choir, '40-'42. l94l f BOAZ, ELEANOR ....,.,........................,.........................,..................A,.............,.......... 414 Brandon Avenue Science Club, '40-'41, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Ushers Club, '41-'42, BOLICK, HAROLD ............,....,.....r.,....,.,.4.,.,...,...,... ......... ...........,r...,......,.,............,..... 5 2 4 Meade Avenue BREEDEN, DORIS MAE ...,.....,..... ..4.... 8 01 Concord Avenue Band, '40-'42, BROWN, BARBARA GIANNINI ..........................,........,.,,...............,....,.,.....,.,..,.,. 211 Douglas Avenue Girls' Glee Club, '38-'42, Senior Girls' Hi-Y, '41-'42, Social Committee, '41, Junior Basket- ball, '40-'41. BROWN, EUGENE EDWARD .....,...........,............l.,..,.,.....l......,.,.....,.,......,.,.......... 211 Douglas Avenue Junior Football, '37-'39, Varsity Football, '40-'41, Junior Basketball, '39, Varsity Basketball, '40-'41, C Club, '40-'41, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, BROWN, WALTER LYONS .,,.,.,..........,........,,,.......,.,,,.,.......,....,...,.......,.......,,,.....,.....,.,,.,. Montibello H111 Homeroom President, '37, Metcalf Literary Society, '37-'40, Student Council, '38, Midway Student Staff, '39-'40, CHAIN Staff, '38-'41, Lucy T. Jones Writing Club, '40-'41, Players Club, '41-'42, Debating Club, '41, Band, '40-'42, President, Science Club, '41, BUFORD, ELLEN WISE .,....,........,.......,.,.,..,...,...,,.,......,.,..........,,......,................,. 1206 Wertland Street Girls' Glee Club, '38-'42, Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'40, Players Club, '39-'42, Secretary, Players Club, '41-'42, Annual Players Club Play, '41, Ushers Club, '40-'41, CHAIN Staff, '41-'42, Basketball, '39-'41, Spelling Club, '39-'42, Tennis, '41-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41- '42, Achievement Award, '40, Student Council, '39, Glee Club Operetta, '38, Midway Student Staff, '39-'41. BUNTIN, JOSEPH GRIFFIN. ..,.,..,,......,..,.,....,,,,,.,,........,.,..............,.........,,,......... 17 Elliewood Avenue Band, '40-'42, Choir, '41-'42, Boxing, '40-'42, Tennis '40-'41, Senior Sponsor, '41-'42, BURROWS, HAROLD MELVILLE ..............,.,,.,, ...,.,.......,,,......,...,..................,.. 1 532 Virginia Avenue President, Freshman Class, '38-'39, Hayes Literary Society, '38-'39, Boys' Junior Hi-Y, '38- '39, Midway Student Staff, '38-'40, Treasurer, Boys' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40, Treasurer, Sopho- more Class, '39-'40, Achievement Award, '38, Softball, '38-'39, Boys' Junior Basketball, '39, Captain, Boys' Junior Basketball, '39, Tennis, '38-'41, Captain, Tennis Team, '40, Homeroom President, '38, '41, Student Council, '38-'39, School Tennis Champion, '39, '40, '41, Ushers Club, '42, Boys' Varsity Basketball, '41-'42. BURTON, KATHERINE LORRAINE ....,,.,...,..,,,,,..,........,.....A.,.,,,.....,...,....,...,..,...,..,... 854 Nalle Street CALHOUN, JAMES WATTS ...,,....,......,,.......,,.,..,,,........,............,..,,,.......,.................., 975 Locust Avenue Boys' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40, Boys, Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Student Council, '41, Boys' Basket- ball, '41-'42, Band, '40-'42, Lanetime Staif, '40-'42, CAMPBELL, EDWARD DUVAL, JR. .,.,.............,..,.....,........,.,.,,.,,...,..................,,..., 410 Fourth Street Junior Football, '37-'38, Co-Captain, Junior Football, '38, Varsity Football, '39-'41, Captain, Varsity Football, '41, Varsity Basketball, '38-'42, C Club, '39-'42, Vice-President, C Club, '41-'42, Student Council, '37-'39, Ushers Club, '40-'41, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '39-'42, Vice-Presi- dent, Junior Class, '39-'40, Homeroom President, '38-'39, '41-'42, President, Senior Class, '41- '42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Honorable Mention, All-Western District Basketball, '41, V. L. Track Meet, '41-'42, Third String All-State Football, '41, CARMICHAEL, EVELYN ...,.......,........,...,,....,,,,...,....,..........,.,........,....,............ 1013 Little High Street CARPER, HOWARD BURNS ,............,.,..,.,,,,,..,,.,,. ,.......,...,..........,.,,.......,,.... 1 04 Monte Vista Avenue Clifton Forge High School: Junior League, Mountaineer Staff , Lane High School: Boys' Sen- ior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Midway Student Staff, '40-'41, Sports Editor, Lanetime, '41-'42, Treasurer, Creative Writing Club, '40-'41, CARTER, PHYLLIS ETHEL ,.,,....,.,..,.....,.,,...,,,..,,.....,..........,...,...,........................... 1220 Harris Street Chairman, Social Committee, '41, Bumblebee Staff, '40-'41. CARTER, MICHAEL ,.,.,,......,,...,.,...,....,.....,........,,,,.,.......,,........,,......,.,.,.,.....,...,.,.... 436 Brandon Avenue Highland Park High School: H Club, '40-'41, Track, '41, High Point Man in Intramural Track Meet, '40, Saint Christopher's Richmond, Virginia: C Club, '38-'39, Athletic Associa- tion, '38-'39, Lee Literary Society, '36-'39, Junior Football, '36-'38, Lane High School: Play- ers Club, '39-'42, Annual Players Club Play, '41, Boys, Junior Hi-Y, '39, Hayes Literary So- ciety, '39-'40, Social Committee, '41-'42, Varsity Football, '39, Vice-President, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Track Team, '42, I 95 I l CARTER, RALPH STANLEY .,...,..,.........,.,........,............,...A,.M..............A..,....,,.......,., 762 Hinton Avenue Boys' Glee Club, '38-'42, Choir, '40-'42, Band, '40-'42, Players Club, '38-'39. CASKIE, DABNEY HAMILTON .4......4.,.....,...,,,, ...l....,...,,,..l4.A..,......,..,...,...,..l. 1 11 Washington Street Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Senior Sponsor, '41-'42. CLARK, NATALIE ETHEL ....,....,...l,.,...,....,...,...., . ,,,...,.,.,..,,.. ,......,........ B elmont Park CLOUGH, JUNIE LYNN ..l...l...,........,....,.,.,...,.,,,..,,...A.,..l.,.,...............l,,..l..,.......,.... 112 Goodman Street COLEMAN, CHRISTINE A,..,,...,.,...,.,......,...,.,...,,l....,..,.......,...,...........,.............,...,........... 820 High Street Basketball, '39-'42, Girls' Glee Club, '39-'42, Tennis, '40-'42, Players Club, '41-'42. CONNOCK, WALLACE STEWART ........,.......,...,,.,..,.,.......,.,,,....,...,...,..,......,....,... 836 Belmont Avenue COINER, PAUL SOMMERS, JR. ......,, ................,... R obinson Avenue COSTAN, NAIDA IRENE ........,........., ,..,..... 6 11 Blenheim Avenue Social Committee, '41-'42. CREASY, ROBERT LUTHER ,.,...,.,...,..,..,..,....,,...,.....,...,.,,,..,.,,...,.,.,..,....,,.,.......,. 115 Raymond Avenue Mclntire High School: Publication Club, '37-'38, Orchestra, '38-'39, Boys' Hi-Y, '38-'39, Presi- dent-Elect, Boys' Hi-Y '39-'40, Offiicers' Training School, Maryland: Football, '39. CRENSHAW, ANNE PEYTON ....,,.............,,,......,,.......,....,,,.,....,...,...........,,.,...,.,... 416 Altamont Street Girls' Glee Club, '38-'42, Glee Club Operetta, '38, Homeroom President, '39-'40, Girls' Junior I-Ii-Y, '38-'40, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Secretary, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Delegate, State Hi-Y Conference, '41, Midway Student Staff, '40-'41, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Ushers Club, '41-'42. CRENSHAW, RUTH ANGELL ...,..,.......,..,,.............,.....,.,....,........... ..,,,...,.................., 9 00 Avon Street Girls' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Band, '40-'42, Art Club, '40-'42, Presif dent, Art Club, '41-'42, Senior Sponsor, '41-'42. CUMMINGS, GLADYS MAE ..,,...,...,,...,..,,......,,,,,,..,.,,..,....,,..,..,.......,.,,.,.......,......, 1205 Wertland Street CUMMINGS, VIRGINIA LOUISE .,.,,,...,..........,.,,,........,.............,...........,....,........ 1105 Jefferson Street Girls' Glee Club, '38-'42, Choir, '40-'42, Glee Club Operetta, '41, Social Committee, '40-'42, Creative Writing Club, '40-'42 3 Players Club, '42, DAVIS, CHARLES MASON ..,.............,,., . ........... , , ..,.,.,..,,.....,....,,,.............,..,,.,....,. 1012 Elliott Avenue McIntire High School: Hobby Club, '38-'39, Lane High School: Varsity Basketball, '41-'42. DAVIS, PATRICIA RUTH ...........,.,....,,... ..,,,,,,.....,........,,.......,....,..,,....,.,.,.......,..,.,.,. 1 15th Street Circle Varsity Basketball, '38-'42, Ushers Club '39-'42, Hayes Literary Society, '39-'40, Student Council, '39-'40, Players Club, '39-'42, Treasurer, Players Club, '40-'41, Secretary, Student Council, '40, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, President, Girls Senior Hi-Y '41-'42, Midway Student Staff, '40-'41, Lanetime Staff, '41-'42, District Student Council Conference, '39, State Student Council Conference, '39, Achievement Award, '38-'40, State Girls' Hi-Y Conference, '41, DESPER, JAMES STUART ,...,.,.,....,.....,,...., ,,.,,,.,,,.,.....,......,,,,.........,.,........,............ 1 178 Market Street Art Club, '39-'42, Vice-President, Art Club, '41-'42, Players Club, '40-'42, Social Committee, '40-'42, Achievement Award, '39, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. DISQUE, WILLIAM GRAHAM ......,......,.......,....,,,..,.,..,.,.....,.....,.......,......,...........,........ 11 Preston Place Boys' Varsity Basketball, '36-'42, Hayes Literary Society, '36-'39, Debating Club, '40-'41, Homeroom President, '36-'38, '39-'42, Vice-President, Senior Class, '40-'41, DODD, CALVIN EARLY ..,.......,, ..,..,................. .,.................,......,..,.,...,...............,, 7 1 0 Preston Avenue Student Council, '41-'42. DUDLEY, VIRGINIA LEE .........,....................,.,,,,,,..,....,.,,.,......,..,........,.....,,..,................ Oakland Avenue Mclntire High School: Athletic Club, '38-'39, Varsity Basketball, '38, Softball, '38-'39, 4-H Club, '38-'39, Lane High School: Varsity Basketball, '41-'42. DURRER, VIOLA LORRAINE ii..............,.....,..... ,..... .........,,............ ....... 3 0 9 E. Jefferson Street EADES, WALTER LEWIS ...,,...,..,., ,....,.., 1 610 Monticello Road Spelling Club, '40. EIDELMAN, MARCIA BARBARA, ..... .......,. 5 07 15th Street ELSWICK, BERTHA .,.........,.............. ..... .... ,,,.... C a r lton Addition EVANS, AUDREY JEAN .,...... ..... .,,,..,,,,, ,,,.,,.. N . F irst Street l96l EYE, LUCILLE ELVA .,.,A.,.,.,.......,.,,......,.............,..,......,.,.,,.,........ .........................,.... F ry's Spring Road Mclntire High School: Hi-Y, '38, Players Club, '38, Lane High School: Players Club, '39-'42, Creative Writing Club, '40-'41, CHAIN Staif, '41-'42, Student Council, '40-'41, FLEWELLEN, BARBOUR .........,..............,.....,..,,,,...,....,........,...........,......,..,..,..,. 632 Evergreen Avenue Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Student Council, '41-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Honor Committee Chairman, '41-'42, President, Scholarship Committee, '40. FLYNT, LYLA MAY ..A.........,.............................,.,......,...,.,.,..........,,...,...,...,......,..,.... 1206 E. High Street Junior Varsity Basketball, '39-'40, Varsity Basketball, '41-'42, Softball, '39-'40, Track, '39, FRANCE, HAYWOOD GORDON .....,.,.........,..,.., ,..........,...........,................. R aleigh Court Apartments Homeroom President, '37-'38, Treasurer, Freshman Class, '38-'39, Hayes Literary Society, '38- '40, Vice-President, Sophomore Class, '39-'40, Junior Football, '39-'40, Boys' Junior Hi-Y, '38-'40, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Varsity Basketball, '40-'42, Student Council, '38-'40, '41- '42, President, Student Council, '41-'42, Delegate, State Student Council Conference, '39-'42, State Student Council President, '41-'42, Ushers Club, '40-'42. GADDIS, JOYCE EMILY ,.,....,,.,..,..,..,...,....,....,,,,,.....,...........,.., Apt. 103, 1408 Jefferson Park Avenue W. and L. High, Arlington, Va.: Girls' Reserves, '37, Homeroom President, '38, Gordon High: Washington, D. C.: Captain, Soccer Team, '38, Lane High School: Social Committee, '41-'42, Choir, '41-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '42. GAY, INEZ ,ERNESTINE ................,...............,.,, ..........,.........,.................,,...,.,.. 2 05 Fairway Avenue CHAIN Staff, '41-'42, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '41--'42, Homeroom President, '38-'39, Social Com- mittee, '40, Junior Classical League, '41-'42, GIANNINI, JOHN W .,.... .............,.,........,............... ,........ E a st Market Street GIANNINY, ESTELLE EARLY .......... ......,.. 8 18 Carlton Avenue Chorus, '40, GILMER, GEORGE ....,..,,..,,..,,........,.................,..., ,...............,.,...,.............................,.,.... 6 85 Park Street GLEASON, CHARLES HENRY .....,...........,.,,.....,..,...,.,..........,..........,..........,....,...... 850 Locust Avenue Homeroom President, '38-'39, Student Council, '38-'39, Band, '41-'42, Assistant Manager, Boxing, '40-'41, Varsity Football, '41, Manager, Basketball, '42. GRAVES, GEORGE MILTON .,.,,............,.....,...... ,..........,., 1 .,.....,..,..........,.,.. ..,..,... 1 0 08 Market Street GRAVES, JAMES THURSTON .......,,......,.,.,,.,....,,,....................,.....................,......... 1008 Market Street HAGEMAN, JAMES ANDREW .......,..,................,.....,....,.,............,.,,....,.,...,.......,,.,.., West Main Street Players Club, '37-'42, Secretary, Players Club, '40-'41, President, Players Club, '41-'42, Boys' Glee Club, '40-'42, Art Club, '40-'41, Ushers Club, '40-'41, CHAIN Staff, '40-'41, Choir, '40- '42, President, Choir, '40-'41, Business Manager, Choir, '41-'42, V. L. A. L. Play, '40, Glee Club Operetta, '41, Annual Players Club Play, '39, '40, Hayes Literary Society, '37-'39, Band, '41 HAGGERTY, ROBERT LEE ......................,........,,..............,..,.......,........,....,........,.......... 506 Park Street Band, '41-'42, Student Council, '40, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. HALE, BETTY JEAN ......,............,......,...,.,.,..,,,....,,......,......,............,.....,,,....,...,............ 1012 King Street Hayes Literary Society, '38-'39, Girls' Glee Club, '41-'42, Treasurer, Girls' Glee Club, '41-'42. HALL, WILLIAM FARRIER, JR. ......,...,....,.,.....,. ...,.... ,..........,........,........,....,............. 7 1 1 Nalle Street Junior Football, '38-'39, Manager, Varsity Football, '41, C Club, '41-'42, Boys Glee Club, '40-'42, Homeroom President, '37, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. HAMM, CHARLES EDWARD ...,......,......,..,.....,.,.................,....,,........,.,.......,,.......,....... 1213 Park Street Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'40, Co-Captain, Junior Football, '38-'39, Junior Boys' Hi-Y, '38-'40, President, Junior Boys' Hi-Y, '39-'40, Spelling Club, '39-'41, Secretary, Spelling Club, '39-'40, President, Spelling Club, '40-'41, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, President, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Treasurer, District 4 Hi-Y, '41-'42, Student Council, '38-'39, '40-'42, Secre- tary, Student Council, '41-'42, Varsity Football, '40-'42, C Club, '41-'42, Band, '40-'42, Choir, 41-'42, Midway Student Stdyf, '39-'41, Editorial Editor, Midway Student, '40-'41, Sports Editor, Ldnetime, '41-'42, French Tournament, '40, Delegate, Second National Hi-Y Congress, '40. HANGER, MARGARET ANN ......,...,................... ........,...................................,.,...,...,.........,. P ark Street Girls' Glee Club, '38-'39, Midway Student Staff. '39-'40, Social Committee, '40, Band, '40-'41. I 97 l I I 2 1 it ... HARLOW, DORIS LOUISE ,A,4,4...........,. 4,4,A..,,...,................... ......,.,......A.A,.,.....,......,.... 8 83 Locust Avenue Girls' Junior Hi-Y, '38-'40 , Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Vice-President, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '41- '42, Delegate, State Girls' Hi-Y Convention, '41, Scholarship Committee, '40, Vice-President, Scholarship Committee, '40, Midway Student Staff, '41, Student Council, '41-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, CHAIN Staff, '41-'42, HARTMAN, BEVERLY ANNE ..i.,..,....,.......,............,..,,.,,..,,.,...,......,,..............,.....,.... 407 Ridge Street Girls' Glee Club, '38-'42, Glee Club Operetta, '38, Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'40, Girls' Jun- ior Hi-Y, '38-'40, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Players Club, '39-'42, Vice-President, Players Club, '41-'42, Annual Players Club Play, '41, Midway Student Staff, '39-'40, Ushers Club, '40- '42, Achievement Award, '40, Manager, Girls' Basketball Team, '40-'41, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Honorable Mention, Annual V. L. A. L. Contest Play, '41. HOFFMAN, VIRGINIA EVELYN .,...,. .............................,,...,,.......,................,.. R u-ckersville, Virginia Junior Girls' Hi-Y, '38-'40, Senior Girls' Hi-Y, '40-'42, Spelling Club, '39-'42, Lanettme Staff, '41-'42, Social Committee, '40-'41, I HOLBROOK, HELEN MILLER ..........,.... .,.........,........,.........,...........,.,.... 1 815 Jefferson Park Avenue Mclntire High School: 4-H Club, Lane High School: Girl.s Glee Club. HOLLAND, RALPH ,....,....,...,.,............,..,....,....,.,,,.....................,.....,.......,..........,.... 715 Blenheim Avenue Boxing, '38, Junior Football, '38, Varsity Football, '39-'41, Assistant Manager, Boxing, '40, Manager, Boxing, '41-'42, C Club, '39-'42, Vice-President, C Club, '40-'41, Treasurer, C Club, '41-'42, Treasurer, Junior Class, '40-'41, Treasurer, Senior Class, 41-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Homeroom President, '41-'42, Honorable Mention, All-State Football, '41. HOLSTEAD, JOAN ARNOLD ......,......,..,,.,,,,....,.........,,,..........,.........,....,..........,,...,.... 809 Second Street Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'40, Secretary-Elect, Metcalf Literary Society, '40, Girls' Junior Hi-Y, '38-'40, Secretary, Girls Junior Hi-Y, '39, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Girls' Glee Club, '38-'42, Glee Club Operetta, '39, Girls' Junior Basketball, '38, Student Council, '40, Honor Committee, '40, Tennis, '40-'42, Midway Student Staff, '39-'40, Assistant Editor, CHAIN, '40- '41, Associate Editor, CHAIN, '41-'42, Delegate, S. I. P. A., '40, Creative Writing Club, '40-'42, Players Club, '40-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. ' HUFFMAN, AUBREY BERNARD... ......,....,.,,.,.,...,......................... ..........,... 9 09 Monticello Avenue Junior Football, '39, Boxing, '41-'42, Senior Sponsor, '41-'42, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '42. HUFFMAN, WILMER SUMMERVILLE ..,,.,.,,.,..,.......,..,.,................................. 909 Monticello Avenue HUGHES, MARJORIE LUCY .,........,.,.......,.,...........,......... .,,.,....... 3 18 Avon Street HUGHES, WALLACE BRADLEY ..,.................,....,...,.,,........,, ....,.... 3 18 Avon Street Student Helper in Commercial Department, '40-'42. JAMES, RALPH NELSON ..........,............,.......,.,.., ..,,......,...........,.,.,...,.....,.,.,......... 7 05 Belmont Aver 'H JONES, ANN SHERWOOD ,,........,.............,............,,...........,.,......,.....,......,.,...,. 106 W. Jefferson Street Student Council, '38-'39, Girls' Glee Club, '38-'41, Players Club, '39-'42, Glee Club Operetta, '39, Midway Student Staff, '38-'41, Lanetune Staff, '41-'42, Hayes Literary Society, '38-'41, Girls' Junior Hi-Y, '38-'41, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Achievement Award, '40, Junior Bask- etball, '40-'41, Tennis, '40-'42, Ushers Club, '41-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Bumblebee Staff, '41-'42. KENNEDY, MARY MARJORIE ,,..,.. ,....... 1 338 Chesapeake Street KINDRED, ROBERT GILLES ...,..,.. .,.,....,.,.,.. 2 010 Hessian Road LANCASTER, JOHN ,.,......,.,.......,...,.,..,....,.,,......,.,....,..,,..,.,....,.,.,...............,..,..,......... 109 Jefferson Street Elizabethtown High School, Elizabethtown, Ky.: Band, '41 , Orchestra, '41, Lane High School: Midway Student, '38-'39, Boxing, '38-'42, Junior Football, '38-'39, Boys' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40, Hayes Literary Society, '39-'40, Band, '41, Chairman, Social Committee, '41-'42, Achieve- ment Award, '39-'40, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. LANG, GLADYS IRENE .....................,..........,.,,,... ,..,,......,.....,....,..............f ,............... 4 3 9 Meade Avenue Student Council, '39-'40, Spelling Club, '38-'39, Lanetime Staff, '41-'42, I981 LONG, CECIL ....,.,....,...........,............,.. ,.......A,.,....... A......,...,,..,,..,.......4... .,.........,,, ..,....., 6 1 5 R idge Street Junior Football, '38-'39, Varsity Football, '40-'41, Junior Basketball, '39, Varsity Basketball, '40, Boxing, '38-'42, C Club, '40-'42, Secretary, C Club, '41-'42, Vice-President, Senior Class, '41-'42, Runner-up in South Atlantic Prep Tournament, '41, Senior Boys' Hi-Y, '41- '42, Homeroom President, '38, '40, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, V. L. Track Meet, '41-'42, Intramural Track, '40-'41, MCALEXANDER, ILMA MEADE .,,...,..,.......,.,.. ......,,,..,...........,......,......,.....,... 1 003 Blenheim Avenue Mclntire High School: Glee Club, '38, Chorus, '38, Lane High School: Junior Varsity Basket- ball, '40, Varsity Basketball, '41. I MCCAULEY, DON OLAN ....,......,.....,...,........................,..........,....., ...,,.,....,.......,...., 2 28 Douglas Avenue Student Council, '38-'39. MCPHERSON, RICHARD FONTAINE .......,....... ,.......,,,...,.,...,,....,.........,............... 5 11 N. First Street Secretary, Boys' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Secretary, Boys' Senior Hi- Y, '41-'42, Junior Football, '40, Varsity Football, '41, C Club, '41-'42, Ushers Club, '41-'42, Student Council, '40, Homeroom President, '39-'41, Boys' State, '41, Basketball, '40-'41, Ten- nis, '41, CHAIN Staff, '41-'42. MALLORY, GLACE OPAL ...,,.... ......, 5 16 Alphonso Street MARSHALL, CHARLES .......,,,....,.. ....., 1 107 Cherry Avenue , Boys' Senior I-Ii-Y, '41-'42, MARSHALL, HAZEL MAE ....,,..,.,....,....,.....,...,,...,........... ..,....,.......,..........,.,..,.,.,. I 107 Cherry Avenue Spelling Club, '38, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Program Committee, '41-'42, MARSHALL, IMOGENE ..,...,..,..,..,........,.....,.....,,. ...,......,,.,........,..,.,.,.,,....,..... 1 09 East Jefferson Street Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'39, Junior Varsity Basketball, '38, Varsity Basketball, '39-'42, Captain, Varsity Basketball, '40-'42, Student Council, '40-'41, Tennis, '40-'42, Hiking Club, '38-'39, Vice-President, Junior Class, '40-'41, Homeroom President, '40, CHAIN Staff, '41-'42, Softball, '38-'39, Track, '38-'39, Secretary, Senior Class, '41-'42, General Athletic Associa- i tion,.Board, '40-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, , ,. U' MARSH? MARGARET ELIZABETH ...,.........,....,,.,,, ' ....,.,....,.,.,.,....,' , i . .,....,.. , llnntiwfv-g M 'Girls Junior Hi-Y, '40-'41, Spelling Club, '40, Social Committee, '40-'41, I J 3 ' ' MARTIN, LOUIS FRANCIS ,....,..,............,..,..,,.,..,.......,.......,.,..,...,....,..,..,.....,.......,..., 810 Bolling Avenue MAUPIN, CORNELIA ..,.,,,..,...,.....,....,......,,.,......... ....,,.,,,,......,.....,...,.,......,....,...,.... 1 38 Goodman Street Vice-President, Freshman Class, '38-'39, Achievement Award, '38-'39, Girls' Junior ,Hi-Y, '38- '40, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Feature Editor, Midway Student, '40-'41, Editor-in-Chief, Lanetime, '41-'42, Delegate, S. I. P. A. Conference, '41, Vice-President, Student Council, '41- '42, Delegate, State Student Government Association, '41, Contestant in Latin Tournament, '39-'40, Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'40, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. MAYO, LOUISE SADIE ...............,....,...,.....,..,.....,...,.................,....................,....... 608 Montrose Avenue Girls' Glee Club, '38-'42, Student Council, '40-'41, Secretary, Spelling Club, '41-'42, Choir, '41- '42, MILLER, GUY LYTELLE, III ,.,.........,.,...............,..,,............,.......,.....,..,............. 704 E. Jefferson Street Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'40, Spelling Club, '38-'42, Vice-President, Spelling Club, '39- '40, Treasurer, Spelling Club, '40-'41, Student Council, '39-'40, Junior Classical League, '41- '42, CHAIN Staff, '41-'42, Latin Tournament, '42, , MILLER, RUFUS PETE ...,.....,....,..............,.....,,.,,..................,.................. ............,.......,,.. 9 22 91Q Street 1 Boys' Glee Club, '38-'42, Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'39, Choir, '40-'42, Tennis, '38-'42, Sen- ior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Treasurer, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. MINOR, WILLIAM FAULKNER .......,......,.,........,.,,........,....,................,..,........... Park Street, Extended Student Council, '39-'41, 1 MINTER, BERTHA BELLE ,,,.,,.....,,,.,.,...,...,,...,,,......,...................,..............,...,............. 601 Avon Street ' Meriwether Lewis: 4-H Club, '38-'39, Home Economics Club, '38, Blue Jay Club, '38, Lane High School: Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Choir, '41-'42. MITCHELL, CLIFFORD RAYMOND .........,..,., ......,,..........,,........ ..... . . 705 Bolling Avenue MONROE, BROOKS ,..,....,.....,..,.............. ..............,..... ,..,..., 1 1 2 E. High Street i993 ,,,:,.,...,,, ., . , , Monms, CHARLES F1LLMoRE ..,.....A,A,4.,..4,..... 4.,........,..A......A.....,.,..4..A...A...A.,...A...,... 6 zo Levy Avenue Meriwether Lewis School: Boxing, '36-'38, Basketball, '38-'39, Baseball, '38-'39, Lane High School: Varsity Basketball, '41-'42, MORRIS, ELSIE MAE ,.....,..e..,,.....,.,...,,.,.........,... .,..............,.,.,....,...............,.,.......,,.. 6 00 Henry Avenue Junior Varsity Basketball, '38, MORRIS, MARY LEE ..e...,.,....,....,........,................ e...e.....,...........,,,,,.,,... ..,..... 6 0 0 Henry Avenue Junior Varsity Basketball, '40, Varsity Basketball, '41-'42, MORRIS, MILDRED PAIGE ......,.,,..,,......,.,.......... ..,.,...........,..............,,,...........,.,,... 1 107 Forrest Street Basketball, '37, Spelling Club, '38, Hiking Club, '38, Social Committee, '40, MOUNT, LINDSAY ............,................ ..................... .....................,,...,,....,,.,.........,.,.. 1 7 01 Gordon Avenue Mclntire High School: Baseball, '38, Lane High School: Junior Basketball, '39-'40, Varsity Basketball, '40-'42, Band, '40, Homeroom President, '40, Student Council, '41-42, Senior Danc- ing Class, '41-'42. MOWEN, JOHN CALVIN ........,....,,,.,,..........,..,..,.,. . ..........,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,...,,.,.,......,.,. 650 Evergreen Avenue NEWMAN, NANCY ANN ......,.,......,.,.,...,.......,...... .........e.,...............,....,.........,.... 7 17 Northwood Avenue Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'39 3 Midway Student Staff, '38-'40, Senior Sponsor, '40-'42, Man- ager, Junior Basketball, '41, Varsity Basketball, '41-'42, Tennis, '41-'42, Players Club, '41- '42, Social Committee, '40, Achievement Award, '40, NEWTON, EDNA LUCILLE ,..,.,......,...............,,,,.e,,...,.........,.,,..,........,...e.............,.,....... 609 Avon Street NICHOLAS, JOHN SCOTT ....,...., ..,.......e.,..e.,,..., 5 01 Locust Avenue NORRIS, GEORGE ....A,A,............,,..............,........,,,...,.. ....,.....,....,...,...,...,,,.,, 1 912 JeHerson Park Avenue OAKEY, CHARLES SIDNEY .................,....,....,.,.. .,,.............,..........,.....,...,,......... 1 001 Calhoun Street Junior Basketball, '38-'40, Varsity Basketball, '40-'41, Homeroom President, '39-'40. ODLE, NELL ELINDAR ........,...............,.......,.......I. ..... ,,., ..................,..,...,.......,.,....... 7 5 5 Ridge Street OGDEN, HORACE GREELEY .....,,........,....,........,,....,,...,...ee...,....e.,.... . .....,... Lyndhall Apartments Monroe High School, Rochester, N. Y.: Choir, '38-'39, International Relations Club, '38-'39, Francis Parker School, Chicago, Ill.: Choir, '39-'41, Baseball, '39-'41, School Paper, '39-'41, Current Events Club, '40-'41, Dramatic Guild, '40-'41, Lane High School: Lanetime Staff, '41- '42, Players Club, '41-'42, Choir, '41-'42, Debate Club, '41-'42, Homeroom President, '41-'42. PACE, MARY JANE ...,,.,.......,..e.......,...,............,,. ....,.,,.,......,.....,...........,..,,......,....,. 913 Market Street Girls' Glee Club, '40-'42, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, PAPPAS, APHRODITE ,.........,.. ..........,..,....,.... .,.,..:.,......e.....,,e.........,...........,.,..,. 1 0 7 W. Market Street Junior Varsity Basketball, '41, Varsity Basketball, '42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. PATILLO, HOWARD FRANKLIN .......,,....,...,,,,..,...,. .....,,e,..:,.........,..........,............ 1 12 E. High Street Band, '40-'42, Orchestra, '41-'42, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '42, PATIN, NAOMI ...,.,........,..ee...,........,......,.,........,..... ........ .,....e.............. . . 2706 Jefferson Park Avenue Granby High School, Norfolk, Va.: Choir, '37-'41, French Club, '39-'40, Lane High School: Cheerleader, '41-'42, Student Council, '41-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, PAYNE, BARRETT GEORGE, JR. .....,........,.,. ,,e...................,,..........,,..,.............. 4 07 Altamont Street Vice-President, Attendance Committee, '40--'41, Band, '40-'42, President, Band, '41-'42, Li- brarian, Band, '41-'42. PAYNE, ROY IVAN ...,....,.........,....,..............,.,,.,.,,,,.....,...,.,..e,.....,..,......,...........,..: 911 Monticello Avenue PEDERSON, FREDERICK EDWARD ..........,,,,,, ..,.......,...,...,..,...,.....,,............:....,::.......... R ugby Road Hayes Literary Society, '38-'40, Student Council, '40-'41, Band, '40-'42, Librarian, Band, '40- '41, Ushers Club, '41-'42, Vice-President, Science Club, '41-'42, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Homeroom President, '40-'41, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. PEYTON, NANCE ..............e,e...,.,.........e.....,.,......,.,,,..,,.,.,.,...,.,,..,....,...,,........,...,. 1102 Little High Street Girls' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Midway Student Staff, '41, PLEASANTS, FRANK ......,..........,.,.,...,....,....,.... ......e,.............,.,,,....,......,,,....,.,...... 8 09 E. High Street PRICE, FRANK ,..,.,e,,,......,.,...................................,. ,................,..,..,.,....,. ...,........ 1 2 19 E. Market Street Junior Football, '37-'39, Junior Basketball, '38-'39, Varsity Basketball, '40-'42, Varsity Foot- ball, '40-'41, C Club, '41-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, PRICE, WILBUR ,....,...,....,,,......,.,..........,..,....,...,. , ,...,, .....,,,...,....,.,.,.......,..........,. 3 09 Jefferson Street Miller School: Football, Boxing, Baseball, Lane High School: Junior Football, '40, Varsity Football, '41, Boxing, '40-'42, C Club, '41-'42. f1001 I - ly 4,-yn--M-3 - 0 f . ya' T W' PURVIS, JOSEPH NELSON, JR. ...,.,...........,......,,,A.,............,..,....,................................. 209 14th Street Homeroom President, '38-'42, Hayes Literary Society, '383 Student Council, '39g Lcmetime Staff, '42, Advertising Staff, CHAIN, '41-'42, Junior Basketball, '39 5 Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Spelling Club, '39-'40, Tennis, '42, , f . RANKIN, SARAH JANE .,....,...,..,.......,................. ....,.,.A..,.....,.,,.......,..........,..,...., J efferson Park Circle Mclntire High School: Band, Dramatic Club. REVIS, STUART HENRY .....,.,,..,...,,.,....,,,,,........,......,..,,.A,.,,...,.....,.......... Brookhill , Scottsville Road Homeroom President, '40-'41, Varsity Basketball, '41-'42. REYNOLDS, KATHIE GRAYSON ..........,....,.,.......,,...,,..,...,...,,...................................... Burnley Avenue Hayes Literary Society, '39-'40, Girls' Glee Club, '39-'41, Players Club, '40-'42, Art Club, '41- '42g Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Lanetime Staff, '40-'42, Feature Editor, Lanetime, '41-'42: Social Committee, '41-'42, RICHARDSON, CLARENCE W. .............,....,...............,...,....,...,.,.....,.................... 1214! st Avenue RITCHIE, JAMES SUTTON .........,.,,..,,.....,...,.........,....,..........,...,......,..,............, 253 A Mclntire High School: Boys' Hi-Y Club, '37-'39, Science Club, '37-'39, Boys' Rally Day Team, '37-'39, Lane High School: Band, '40-'42, Science Club, '41-'42: CHAIN Staff, '41- '42g Student Council, '403 Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, ROBERTS, PAUL SMITHSON ..................,,,.,.,.....,.,.A,.,,A..,......,...,,....,.,...........,,.....,. 1702 Rugby Avenue Boys' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42. ROSEBERRY, EDWIN SOUTHALL ......,.................,.....,....,,.,.,.,...,....,.,........ 10 Branham Apartments Roselle Park School: Art Club, Newspaper Club: Aviation Club, Spotlight Club. RUSSELL, DORIS ISABEL ..,.,..,........................,,.....,.....,..,.,..,,....,.,.....................,.. 342 Preston Avenue Midway Student Staff, '39g Social Committee, '41-'42, Basketball, '39-'40, RUSSUM, CHARLES RAYMOND ,....,......,.....,... .,..,.....,,...,................,.,........,,........ ' 'Sunnyfield Farms SAMUEILS, DOROTHY FRANCES ..............,.....,,.. .......,.,.,..............., ....... 4 1 9 Fourth Street, N. E. Girls' Glee Club, '40-'41g Junior Varsity Basketball, '41. SCOTT, POLLYANNA ,.............. ........................,.. ,..........,..,................ .......... 2 5 2 Shamrock Road Girls' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40, Homeroom President, '40-'41. SEILER, EDWARD ....................................,..,....................,,....,............................................... Hazel Street SHEPHERD, ROBERT COCHRAN ....,.,..........,....,.....,.,......,.....,......,.......,..... 11 Altamont Apartments Hayes Literary Society, '38-'40, Boys' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40, Art Club, '40-'42g Band, '41-'42g CHAIN Staff, '41-'42g Boys' Glee Club, '41-'42, Social Committee, '41-'42g Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. SHIFLETT, GEORGE MCKINLEY. ..,...,.....,.,.,.........,..,....,.............................,.,. 1008 Concord Avenue SMITH, MYRTLE ADELE ......,..,,.......,.............,.... ,....,......,..,.,,,,.,....................... 7 39 Nalle Street, S. W. Hiking Club, '39g Spelling Club, '40-'42, Social Committee, '41-'42g Girls' Glee Club, '41-142. SMITH, NORA PEYTONQ ....,..............,.......,.....,.....,,..,...........,...,.....,..,............,... 739 Nalle Street, S. W. Cheerleader, '41-'42, Spelling Club, '40-'42, Secretary, Spelling Club, '41-'423 Girls' Glee Club, '41-'42, Softball Team, '39, Social Committee, '40, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, Hiking Club, '39. SMITH, ROBERT .,......,...,,........................................,,,...,....,................................ 1008 E. Jefferson Street Boys' Glee Club, '40-'42, Choir, '40-'42, SMITH, TRUTH ,..,...,..,..,..,.....................................,...................,.,............,....,.....,... Park Street, Extended Mclntire High School: Dramatic Club, '38-'40, Glee Club, '38-'40g Basketball, '38-'40, Lane High School: Girls' Glee Club, '40-'42g Junior Basketball, '40-'41. SNEED, NOBLE KIMBROUGH ..,........,,.....,........ ....,..........,,.........,...,....,...... W atson Avenue, Box 328 Boys' Junior Hi-Y, '38-'40g Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'40, Assistant Editor, CHAIN, '40-'41: Editor-in-Chief, CHAIN, '41-'42, Creative Writing Club, '40-'42, Latin Tournament, '40g S. I. P. A. Conference, '41, Debate Club, '41-'42. SOUTHARD, LOUISE ALMA ........................,..,..., .....,.......,............,...........,........... 3 33 Monticello Road Junior Girls' Hi-Y, '40g CHAIN Staff, '41-'42. SPICER, NANCY ....,...,........,......,,........,.,,.....,........,....,..,..............,..................,............. 717 Locust Avenue Girls' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40g Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42g Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'403 Homeroom President, '38-'39, Treasurer, Girls' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40g Senior Sponsor, '41-'42. 121011 Tl' 1' W STARNES, WILLIAM THURMAN ,........Q..,.,...,...,,, ...,...................,............,...........,... 4 Montibello Circle Metcalf Literary Society, '38-'39, Midway Student Stdyf, '40-'41, Boys' Glee Club, '40-'42, Stu- dent Council, '38-'42, Secretary, Student Council, '40-'41, C Club, '41-'42, Junior Football, '38-'39 , Varsity Football, '40-'41, President, Sophomore Class, '39-'40, Tennis, '38-'42, Achieve- ment Award, '38, Glee Club Operetta, '41, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. STOKES, CATHERINE RENETTA .,,.....,,.,,..,.. .,,,..,.,...,..,.........,.,.........,,.,...,. 7 23 Cynthlana Avenue Spelling Club, '40. STONEBURNER, SEWARD ,...,.,.. ......... Grove Avenue SWING, JAMES WILLIAM ..,......,.....,.,........,,,.,....,..,..............,..,................,.......,.......,., Robinson Avenue THACKER, MARY FRANCES ....,..,.,.i...,.,..,.,..........,.,..,....,,.,.,..,...............,.................. Neve Apartments Midway Student Staff, '39-'40, Senior Sponsor, '41-'42, Girls' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, President, Junior Red Cross Council, '40-'42, Delegate, National Red Cross Convention, '41, Junior Red Cross Council, '40-'42. TOMS, AVIS LINELLE .,..............................,...... ..............................................,........ '7 12 Graves Street Girls' Glee Club, '41-'42, TYLER, ANNE ................,..............,.................... ........................................,............................. O xford Road Maryland: Glee Club, '38-'39, Game Club, '38-'39, Art Club, '38-'39, Haymarket High School, Haymarket, Va.: Glee Club, '39-'41, Lane High School: Student Council, '41-'42, Junior Danc- ing Class, '41-'42, WADDELL, ANN LYTTLETON ,....,....,.....,...,....... .........................,...,.....,...........,...........,. W ayside Place Hayes Literary Society, '38-'40, Achievement Award, '38-'40, Basketball, '38-'40, Midway Stu- dent Staff, '38-'40, Secretary, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, WADE, NEAL O., JR. ............,.,....,.....,,...........,..... .. ..........., ...............,...... 2 636 Jefferson Park Avenue Mclntire High School: President, Freshman Class, '37-'38, Homeroom President, '38-'40, Box- ing, '37-'38, Baseball, '37-'38, Hi-Y, '37-'38, Band, '38, State Musical Festival, '38, Lane High School: Junior Football, '39-'40, Student Council, '39, Delegate, State Student Council Con- vention, '39, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42, Treasurer, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Ushers Club, '40-'42, Varsity Football, '41, C Club, '41-'42, Achievement Award, '39, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42. WARDRIP, LORETTA ...........,....,.,...........,...,.., ......,.. 6 38 Evergreen Avenue WARWICK, CHARLOTTE WIBLIAMS .,........,,................,..,.....,, ...,................ 2 10 Park Place WATSON, DOROTHY ..,..,..,.......,.......,...P,,.....,.,,.,,.......................,..... ..........,. 1 301 Hazel Street Hiking Club, '38-'39, Track, '39, Junior Basketball, '39-'41. WATSON, FREDERICK, JR. ..........,........,.,..,.,....,,,.,,,......,,.,..............,....................... 532 N. First Street Hayes Literary Society, '38-40, Boys' Junior Hi-Y, '39-'40, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '40-'42. WINGFIELD, FRANCES EVELYN ........,...,.,.,. ....................................,,..........................., K ing Street Girls' Glee Club, '41-'42. WIRTHLIN, LURA NELL ........,..........,...,.,,,..........,...,,,...,.,.........,.........,....................,. 432 Third Street Memorial High School, Tampa, Florida, '38-'39, Lane High School: Junior Basketball, '39- '41, Varsity Basketball, '41-'42. WOODSON, CHARLES LINWOOD ......,....,....,, ..,....... 400 Oak Street WOOD, CLAUDE A. .,,.,...........,i..,,...,.,....,....i,......,,......,,. ....,.. J efferson Street Band, '40-'42, Senior Dancing Class, '41-'42, WOOD, JAMES EDWIN, III ,......,....,.,......,,..,,.., ,. ...........,......,.........,......,.,....,.,,......,., 1327 Rugby Road Ushers Club, '41-'42, Student Council, '41, Secretary, Science Club, '40-'42, Band, '40-'42, Vice-President, Band, '40-'41, President, Junior Class, '40- 41, Junior Basketball, '39L'40, Varsity Basketball, '40-'42, Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Homeroom President, '40, -WUNCH, STUART ..,,.,....,,..,.,.,........,.........,,,...,..,.., .,.............,,.......,. .......,. 1 9 38 Lewis Mountain Road Coronado High School, Coronado, Calif.: Band, '39, Orchestra, '39, Dearborn High School, Dearborn, Mich.: English Club, '40-'41, Play, Penrod and Sam , '40, Play, Cat and Canary , ' '41, Varsity Tennis, '41, Orchestra, '41, Band. '40-'41, Lane High School: Boys' Senior Hi-Y, '41-'42, Band, '41-'42, Choir, '41-'42, Debate Club, '41-'42, lf102fl JH 1 Iv I I N ew i I I YAQYAL CIIUIYN W. I. VERNON Nehi Bottling Company i gifcheffs Srfugio P O R T R A I T Commercial Photographer XQX KODAK FINISHING 6-I-Iour Service 403 EAST MAIN STREET BUILDING MATERIALS - - MILLWORK COAL AND KIND LING Build With Barnes I TELEPHONE 448 JXINI 'VVVV SAXTON'S CLEANING AND DYEWORKS W. B. SAXTON. Prop. Telephone 185 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. X! MOTHPROOFING AND STORAGE X! fSee University of Va. Directory, page 703 MQW ff???fiW UMW? ' ':::: :S f5f'f ' x -ff! '7:::: :- ' pjooou 'fff??f, ,.., 'A M em cA's FIN E WATCHQEZZ W ,case '- 1 -' .'-v ......... . ,,,,,:ggg' Keller K George ,IEWELERS and OPTICIANS Since 1875 Efhkzgfafzk The Home of Junior Dresses H9 FOURTH STREET XX Piggly Wiggly Scientific Merchandising GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WsMMA, A!VNAfVXA AA!VVX ' N WE INVITE YOU TO OUR STORE Everything found here in Musical lVler- chandise: Grand and upright pianos, special beginners' musical pianos, wind and hand insrtuments. All makes of instruments explained. RADIO REPAIRINGMPIANO TUNING Give Us a Call CARTER The Mu:z'c Dealer 2l8 W. MAIN STREET Telephone 337 Hymc1n's Economy Store Where Economy Rules 4 El P IOI WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 345 C A L L 1400 FOR AMBULANCE SERVICE M. C. Hill Funeral Home, Inc. Trained Attendants 30l E. MARKET STREET Anderson Bros. At the University WILSON SPORTING GOODS We Lead -- Others Follow TELEPHONE 579 We Deliver 6 -vx N Charlottesville Coca-Cola Bottling WOIIQS, Inc. . 44 V Helen G. Eastham Shop Incorporated Ladies' READY-TOLWEAR MILLINERY and ACCESSGRIES If It Is New And Correct You'II Find It Here First CI-IARLOTTESVILLE - STAUNTON THE PHGNE BATTERY THEATRES OF 3 3 5 SERVICE CHARLOTTESVILLE X! Oflicial A. A. A. Service The Paramount 24 HOUR SERVICE The Jefferson The Lafayette Gene W ood If Garage The University General Automobile Rebuilding A xex WATER STREET PICTURES MADE CHARLOITESVILLE - VIRGINIA A1 vAwwA HARDWARE All Kz'nd: C,xPV'lSg1TTLiSVflQ. HARDWARE CO VXfVN6!N X! form i9 GMS HAWKINS' CHAWKINS BROS. 6: CO.J I20 EAST MAIN STREET Charlottesville - Virginia XQX Dry Goocls - Notions Ladies' and Chilclren's Ready-to-Wear Boys' and lVlen's Furnishings Household Supplies ancl Rugs Since IS96- The House of Good Values vvxxvv J. N .Waddell Co Satisfaction as Well as Shoes .es K: j Cl-IARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA A ,lim A if I Bulimia ' i ' ' ' X -b:...i3-HC? M A- v X 'C 'ik -Q ii-Lliii nw v1-4 T V eff' X A T .-A M - Established l 907 Compliments gf ' Hill and Irving FUNERAL HOME ililb TELEPHONE 8 8 8 FIRST AND MARKET Opposite Lee Park Model Steam Laundry WE . . . STRIVE . . . TO . . . PLEASE 401-409 WEST MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 205 CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA AA! f D. S. Tilmarz Charlottesville's Shopping Center PHONE 808 PHONE 808 Superior Ambulance Service 3IO-3I2 East Main Street 4l:lP Preddy Funeral Home 909 WEST MAIN STREET READY-To-WEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA HOSIERY FRANK B. HAYNES Underwear Vice-President and Manager and Piece Goods Jefferson School of Commerce CENTRAL VIRGlNIA'S LEADING BUSINESS COLLEGE Complete Stenographic, Secretarial, and Accountancy Training ml'llollAl. Asso no N Fully Accredited by the National Association of ? W Accredited Commercial Schools Q N x ll 1, . g Q X , ' if g f x 5 l r T5He5mblem -.V t7T? 'Efticienf School VVVVNA! vVvVVwA Compliments of Robertson's Shoe Repairing Shop To Dear Old Lane Shop at Wiley-Tilman, Inc 4' ' 555:-Q . 4 E.-5-F3 Charlottesville's Newest Ladies' and Children's Store Wiley-Tilman, Inc 410 EAST MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF M. Cflake Incorporated Bzmzfgf Bros. X! COAL THAT BURNS fX 616 West Main Street 566A Ritchie Electric Company 406 EAST MAIN STREET CHARLOTTESVILLE' - VIRGINIA V f-isa, -if-, 6-gg,-gif! Q' 'S ,. P fl X ii - The Young IvIen's Shop HOME OF HART-SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHING CI-IARLOTTESVILLE ---- VIRGINIA TO STUDENTS AND FRIENDS OF LANE HIGH The Banks of Charlottesville Cordially Invite Your Business Either in .... SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CHECKING DEPARTMENT Ol' LOAN DEPARTMENT Peoples National Bank National Bank 81 Trust Company Citizens Bank 8g Trust Company YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND A HEARTY WELCOME IN EACH BANK All Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NA NAlN 96 A B 6-304 'fr RIGINAL 0,259 SPARKUNG RACING BEVERAGE 6AfN6r HE OL EPSI' RETESHING LTH F U L uncss Hanckel-Citizens Insurance Corp. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY 4ClP PHONE 261 or 28 Peoples National Bank Building CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Albemarle-Michie Co Incorporated Wholesale Distributors 'X3N!XfNlNlNlXfXfX!X!Xl Leggeffs nv. XQX Congratulate you on your achievement and invite you to learn now, the lesson of Thrift. Shop at l..eggett's. l C. H. Williams Co. rELEPHoNE1z3 4l:lP Elevator Service Gilmore, Hamm Sz Snyder, Inc. A' FURNITURE FOR THE HOME AND OFFICE CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA GRAN T'S The store with the orange front at the corner of East Third and Main Streets, wishes each Lane graduate to be successful in future endeavors. Grant's will always be on the job to supply your demands for high quality merchandise at a low price. Stick to a good habit and continue to shop at Grant's. XQX CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA W, ! I 'A A E '1 R 'JC' . Y o 4 1 U . ,v 3' . I+ 1 A J Qc-. T, f , . 41 fl: N 4 nr- ..! fs.- P ., , . 1. Q ,. , 13 .,.. n J .1 ' Q - 5- 7 f- - 'N if 'A all UI , '. 'Y V, A ,E M Q s, :avi V' ' 'w A- 'C ' 11' 1: A Q 5-fxf Q. , fx -Y Tbfl li , .N fl ' 'i -l . DQ 1.1 AA 5 Y ., d 'lr-., ELEM v 3 . Q :x .F a 'T - s 1 ' V 4 - fl 4 1 -71 A ' Alu V -A . ,. Q -f, 41 , .li . 1 7 ,ii f 3' ,Jn 171.9
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