Lawrenceville High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1941 volume:

Zke SeHtinel 1941 PUBLISHED BY L WUENCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LAWRENCEVILLE, VIRGINIA Zhe School . Jj il f J jtM-Ai v .cu-onJ ' 2S ' Dedication The 1941 Sentinel is dedicated as an expression of appreciation and gratitude to Mr. M. G. White who, through his sincere cooperation and untiring patience with the staff, has made possible the publication of our annual, and whose unselfish loyal devotion to the interest of the students in the class room, the Glee Club, and the Hi-Y Club has contributed materially to the happy spirit which has distinguished our school days. Joreword We believe that the purpose of this book is to preserve, for memory’s sake, our high school of 1940-41. We realize that our attempt is not devoid of mistakes — no staff can produce a perfect book. For these mistakes we apologize. So, whatever its worth, we give you our conception of L. H. S. — not as you perhaps think it should be, but as it really is. FACULTY Mr. R. Lee Chambliss B.A., Hampden-Sydney College Sii perinfeinlejit Bnnisiiick County Schools Mr. Thomas R. Witten Biology, Mathematics B.S., College of William and Mary Mr. M . G. Whit £ hemistry. Physics, General Science B.A., Bridgewater College University of Virginia .EANOR DaVTS Latin and English B.A., Randolph-Macon - Mr. Irvin L. Payn£ Vocational and Athletic Director B.A., Emory and Henry University of Virginia Pennsylvania State College iss Cuba A. HARD XTCK. English and History B.A., Lynchburg College Virginia Polytechnic Institute ( I FACULTY Mr. R. Jefferson Jones M.S., University of Virginia Principal Laivrenceville High School Miss Helen Mallor’ History and English B.S., Mary Washington College Miss Elizabeth, Sqjjirej ' Commercial Course B.A., College of William and Mary Smithdeal-Massey Business College Mr. J. B. Hanes History and Mathematics B.A., Morehead State Teachers College Miss Jacque Costen Mathematics Mr. Joseph M. Huffman • Agriculture B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Hi P Miss Loula Coni elly Home Economics B.S., College of William and Mary Virginia Polytechnic Institute Miss Ethel Eord Librarian B.A., College of William y- STAFF Mariha Ann Mile Eilifor-in-Cbjct Julian Pentecost Assistant Elton A. Shorx. Senior Editor Ann Engart Assistant Brownie Matthews Business Manager Virginia Lee Abernathy Assistant Martha Tait Circulation Manager Henry Turnbui . Assistant Sallie King, Nannie Powell Photo Editors Dolly Hammock, Junior Saxon Junior Editors Robert Buford . . Sophomore Editor Hal Peterson, Bettie Epperson, Gene Strohecker — Ereshman Editors Marie Edwards, Tom WRIGE T Art Editors. Gene Kaueeman, Doris W ' iley Typists Mr. M. G. White, Miss Cuiii Hakdw ick, Miss Ei izab etel Squires — ¥ acuity Achisers 4 Classes U i L Z 0 « 7 m ■ r r C 4 h n I Y C , I { f t d - i. ? r i . t ' r J V • � r - • ■ • SENIOR OFFICERS VILLIAJN4. ROSS President JOHN RANEY Vice-President BROWNII, MATTHEWS Secretary VIRGINIA LE_ ABERNATHY T reasiirer MR. WHITE AND MISS HARpWICK Senior Sponsors V ); iSeniors tSKA HERjiiE Thomas Abernathy Home Economics Club. Virginia J..EE Abernathy Home Economics Club: Glee ’Club; ' V ' Sentinel Staff; Busirtess Bou‘-W, jS a $- f if Angus Bjwjamin Barnes F. F. A.; Hi-Y Club. Margarej Ann Bishop Kath riej Prince Bowen Diversified Occupations; 4-H Club. I Tac quelin Elaine Braswell Home Economics Club. Alice Haze Bray Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Sentinel Staff; Basketball. James Rowlanu Browder Glee Club. Edward Randolph Burge • • F. F. A. Steluv Hastings Cansler Diversified Occupations Grace Clarke 4-H Club. My Au USk-.4- Madgs Elaine Cl ' - ' ' Basketball. SENIORS Virginia Clary Home Economics Club. WiLBu_R Carlton Crane Football; Hi-Y Club. Lou isa Washington Crowder Home Economics Club. James Carlyle Daniel F. F. A. ' n ' a ■:X - - V- Joe Billj; Daniel President, Diversified Occupations. Irene Virginia Edmunds Home Economics Club. ViRGiNi; Louise Cullen Home Economics Club; Bow-Woii ' Staff; Diversified Occupations. Jeweu, Madeline Harrison Marie Stephenson Edward Glee Club . ’3 9-’40-’4_l ; Manager, Bas- ket ba ; Home Ec onomics Club ; Sen- TINEL Staff. Ann Buford Engart Home Economics Club; Sentinel Staff. Doris Lee Finch l ' ' • Mome Economics Club; Basketball, All 9-’40-’4 1 ; Diversified Occupations. D(iROT,HY Dalton Gibson Home Economics Club. SENIORS Emm Lee Holloway Home Economics Club; Safety Patrol. Annie Eugenia Kaufeman Sentinel Staff. MiNN jE Mae House Home Economics Club. Allen Wilson Kilpatrick President Hi-Y Club. Katherine Gertrude Johnson Edgar Randolph Jones Glee Club, ’40-’41; Football, ’39-’40. Sallie Marie King President Home Economics Club; Sentinel Staff; Captain, Basketball. Winifred Made li ni Malone Joseph Vincent.J ones Glee Club, ’40-’41; Football, ’37-’3 8- ’39-’40; Bow-Wow Staff; Sentinel Staff. Edna Elaine Matthews Glee Club, ’39-’40-’41; Boiv-Wow Staff, ’40-’41; Home Economics Club; Business Manager Sentinel. y M . • . ' .i X Vc: Martha Ann Mtlbs Glee Club, ’39-’40-’41; Bow-Wow Staff, ’3 8-’40-’41; Editor Sentinel. Randolph Guy Moffatt Glee cTub; F. F. A. Mvrtle A nn Morris Home Economics Club; Basketball. Sadie Elizabeth Pearson Diversified Occupatwns. Julian Howell Pentecost Boii-Wow Staff; Basketball; Assistant Editor Sentinel. SENIORS Eldridge Warren McKinney Football, Basketball. ITj Louis e Lovic Poweli 4-H Club; Home Economics Club. Lucy Maude Powell Diversified Occupations. Nannj[e Baten Powell Home Economics Club. John Raney Football, ’39-’40; Vice-President Sen- ior Class; President F. F. A.; Business Manager Hi-Y Club. William, Peter Ross Football; Hi-Y Club; Bow-Wow Staff, ’40-’41; President Senior Class. SENIORS jP -Esrq Leigh Smitei Diversified Occupations. Francis Anderson Vaughan Diversified Occupations. Martha Tait Editor Bou’-Woii’; Glee Club, ’4()-’41; FFome Economics Club; Senunel Staff. Mary Frances Taylor Diversified Occupations; Glee Club. Oscar Linwood Thompson Diversified Occupations. Xam s Wesson Diversified Occupations. Sarah Darnell Whitby Home Economics Club; Boiv-W ow Staff. Orla ndo Sylvester Williams, Jr. F. F. A.; 4-H Club. Doris Taylor Wiley Sentinel Staff. Marion JHenrjt Turnbull Football, ’37-’3 8-’39-’40; Sentinel Staff. Xna tAS Sydnor Wright Sentinel Staff; Football, ’38-’39-’40; Bow-Wow Staff; Glee Club. O- “O c c l-K O ® O Cw 4 -� u C VU -o 0 C 5 3 a. C !) V 5 X cJ 5 TD rt O 0 0 0 0 e) 0 QJ (J c n ± ' Q O rt C -O .H 2 i e? -o 3 M S C C 3 a -S O 3 S 2 ? i -o O c c oocyc ;Ac oou:ti: “O c TD O c — O o ■ 30 -- o z= Q- n 5 o C “O o o c ’ 1 o V M-i c o «. Vi -o c 3 1 . o ti: o c - c c 33 0- - O c c £ Ig u o W} V 6jo e E « c o S H “C o u U -o O ■of ' c O ' ' QJ (H bC - sj: O 3 C K 3 0 ' -C -O -Q (L Q- O O £Q 1-J CQ n- Vii ri u C3 a c a E -« rt . 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One of their first opportunities was to serve the Ashland football team. At the November meeting of the P.-T.A., the Club gave a reception for the members present. The Christmas basket project was carried out by the Hi-Y Club with the Home Economics Club cooperating. The girls repaired and cleaned clothing which was bought. The Club served the annual Eather-Son Banquet for the E. E. A. bo) ' s. This Club is always willing to do anything which comes in its field. Hl.y CLUB ACTIVITIES Seven members of the Hi-Y Club attended the State Conference which was held at Salem the weekend of March the twenty-first. During the year, the Club sponsored a Clean-Up-Campaign which was most suc- cessful in keeping the school grounds free from trash. The Club donated six dollars per month toward the purchase of a new piano for the school. The Mother-Son Banquet and the two initiation suppers were the outstanding social events in the Club. They were most successful and enjoyable. GLEE CLUB ACTIVITIES During the year the Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. M. G. Tite, was very busy. The group sang in Chapel a number of times, several churches, and the Senior Woman’s Club. On March the twenty-first the Club presented a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, H. M. S., Pinafore.” The leading characters were presented by Bettie Elam Elmore, ' incent Jones, Brownie” Matthews, Randolph Jones, Amelie Segar, Junior Saxon, Jack Smith and John Ross. The scener) ' and the costumes were lovely and the chorus was very cooperative. The operetta was a great success. Mr. White made it possible for the student body to hear the La Crosse Choral Club and for the local Glee Club to give a performance at La Crosse. FOOTBALL The Fighting Bulldogs” of Lawrenceville High School had a most successful season. They won three games, lost three games and tied in two games. The Bulldogs started the season with only two lettermen. The men were light but they ma de up for it with their fighting spirit. WON LOST TIED Glen Allen 21-0 Appomattox 0- 6 Morrison 0-0 Ashland 14-0 Blackstone 0-26 Farmville 0-0 Emporia 6-0 Victoria 0-13 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL dt Although most of the Girls Basketball team had never played more than a quarter of a game until this year, they showed grand sportmanship and cooperation in the games played. Nine of the team earned letters BOW-WOW The Boii’-Wow, the school newspaper, was started in the fall of 1937 and has been published each year since then. During the 1940-41 session there have been ten issues of the paper. The purpose of the newspaper is to report the activities of the school. It also offers to all students an apportunity to put their thoughts into piint; for original poems, stories, and essays are published in the Bow- ' Woxv. This year the Botv-W oiv has given financial aid to the Sentinel and has made a payment on the piano which the school has bought. F. F. A. CLUB The F. F. A. Club, under the direction of Mr. Huffman, has been very active this year. The members assisted the P.-T.A. by planting shrubbery around the grade building. They repaired toys for the needy children at Christmas. The Club has been most suc- cessful with its baseball and basketball teams. 9 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joseph _Simmo_n5 Ann Landrum Evelyn Cumb a . . President Vice-President Secretary and T reasiirer MEMBERS Haze! Baird Pauline Barlowe Andrew Beavans Josephine Bostick Mable Bowen Ethel Braswell jP j -r j Phillip Browder n Edith Mae_ Cheel£y ' , , Lillian Clary f Maxey Crowder Evelyn Cumbia Herman Daniel Bet t ie _ E lam Elmor e Daphine Epperson Elizabeth Gi leji Alexandra Harrison Henry_ Fieart well Patty Hightower Charlotte Johnson Virginia Lambert Ann Landrum y.. Edith Mae Lucy Kathlee n Lucye TJertrude McAden Helen Michael J. E. Moore Mary Stu art M oseley Lula Mae Nash Byrd Newsome Emily_Palmer Eunice Mae Parrish Kathleen Phillips Frances Powell Jessie Mae Powelj Montrose Raney Louise Richardson Donald Riegel George Riegel Loyd Rogers Junior Saxofl. Elizabeth Scarborougli Junior Scott Bobby SheU Joseph Simmons Elva Smith Jack Smith Eugene Smith Buddy Strohecker Lorene Thomas Nettie Vaughan Frances Walton Christine Williams Murphy Woodruff JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES Pete Brane Randolph Carpenter Cecil Clarke Bernice Daniel Marjorie Ferguson Doris Lee Finch Cleveland Finch - - y Elizabeth Hamny k Marie House DO NOT APPEAR Virginia Dare M itchell Viola Moore Edward New Farrar Pace John__R(jss Helen Ross Odell Spence Bobby Wiley Phyllis Woodruff s Y s; ' SOPHOMORES Front Rotv — left to right: Marjorie Powell, Kathleen Suits, Ethel Matthews, De Haven Tatum, Clarita Saxon, Marie Lewis, Eula Clarke Jones, Ella Allen, Miss Davis, Dorothy Powell, Mary Stuart Buford, Alice Cross, Thelma Edward s, Helen Page Vaughan, Arthea Howell, Edith Coswell, Sarah Holloway Second Row — left to right: Isaac Vaughan, Jimmie Tait, Imogene Clements, Daisy Browder, Marjorie Drummond, Frances Harrison, Kathleen Reigel, Edith Malone, Virginia Gibson, Otine Baird, Ruth Pharr, Evelyn Malone, Willie T. Utely, Lucy Finch, Josephine Pernell, Christine Wren. Third Row- — -left to right: Joe Charles Robinson, Jack House, Eugene Clary, James Chandler, Wesley Peebles, Bob Buford, John Gamble, Tommy Thomas, Becky” Williams, Doris Falwell, Anita Thompson, Lorene Powell, Annie Laurie Clary, Edward Abernathy, Donnie Bailey, “Buck” Harrison, R. E. Dumkum, Mr. Hanes. MAYNARD SPOTTSWOOD WESSON September 28, 1924 — January 10, 1941 FRESHMEN First Row — left to right: Eugene Harrison, Jimmy Malone, Lucille Finch, Frances Ann Smith, Ruth Mason, Kathleen Braswell, Ardella Morriss, Martha Warriner, Minnie Malone, Elsie Taylor, Lula Pulley. Second Row- — left to right: Ben Malone, Kenneth Wiley, Zane Pearson, Frances Pearson, Mary Sue Britton, Miss Connelly, Polly Pearson, Ava Smith, Mamie Pearson, Mar- jorie Clark, Grey Seymour. Third Rotv — left to right: Gorman Mitchell, Harold Robertson, Wilbur Matthews, Carlton Mitchell, Francis Cansler, Virgil Smith, Billy Peebles, Elbert Clarke, Gene Strohecker, Neal McKenney, Lucille Baird, Raymond Ozmor, J. M. Wilson, Julian Scarborough. Fourth Row — left to right: James Hall, Jimmy Rogers, Monroe Poarch, Charles Brow- der, Elton Lucy. FRESHMEN First Row — left to right: Helen Scott, Alice Smith, Virginia Bailey, Hilda Abernathy, Bettie Epperson, Nancy Foscue, Ann Gregg, Josephine Eggerston, Celia Williams, Kathleen Daniel, Ella Browder, Lois Christopher, Celeste Barnes. Second Ron — left to right: Christine Suits, Rachel Malone, Rivers Pearson, Hilda Tatum, Mary Carpenter, Rose Clarke, Miss Costen, Miss Vassar, James Clary, J. T. Turner, Hal Peterson. Third Row — left to right: Frances Hill, Margaret Matthews, Clyde Lambert, Eugene Edmunds, Lee Clary, Bill Meredith, Sammie Darden, Charlie Clarke, Roland Car- penter, Margaret Phillips, Edith Phillips, Annie Clarke. Fourth Roil — left to right: Jacklen Seymore, Elizabeth Walton, Janet Lucy, France Brockwell, Anna Braswell, James Newman, James Hall, Andrew Finch, Francis Thomason, Lawrence Brockwell, V ' ill Cordle, J. M. Wilson, Donley Mitchell. A ctivitks V GLEE CLUB M. G. White Bettie Elam Elmore Director President Front Row — left to right: Helen Page Vaughan, Nancy Foscue, Nancy Harris, Eula C. Jones, Nettie Vaughan, Pauline Barlowe, Virginia Lee Abernathy, M. G. White, Brownie” Matthews, Bettie Elam Elmore, Thel ma -Edw ards. Helen Scott, Emily Palmer, Becky” Williams. Marie Edwards, Daphine Epperson. Second Row — left to right: Evelyn Cumbia, Dolly Hammock, Hilda Abernathy, Mary S. Budford, Ann Landrum, Lucille Porythress, Celeste Barnes, Ella Browder, Marie Lewis, Bettie Epperson, Alice Smith, Ann Gregg, Martha Tait, Arthea Howell. Third Row — left to right: Virginia Bailey, Jo Eggleston, Evelyn Malone, Shirley Holloway, Elizabeth Gullen, Louise Richardson, Christine Williams, Sammy Darden, John Ross, Thomas Wright, Cheslie Meredith, Bill Meredith. Fourth Rote — left to right: Hal Peterson, Julian Scarborough, Jesse Roberts, J. T. Turner, Pete” Moffat, Wesley Peebles, Joseph Simmons, Jack Smith, Junior Saxon, Tim” McKinney, Randolph Jones, Tommy Thomas, Gray Seymore, John Gamble, Bobby Shell, Rowland Browder. BOW-wow: Martha Tait Teenie” Williams Virginia Lee Abernathy , Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Emily Palmer Assistant Business Manager Vincent Jones Sports Editor William Ross World Events Editor Toji Wright, Darnell Whitby, Tommy Thomas Art Editors Martha Ann Mile s, Virginia Gullen, Alice Smith, Bettie Epperson, Tames Clandler , Tuniob. Saxon Reporters Gene Kauffman, Lillian Clary, Julian Pentecost Typists Miss Vassar, Miss Squires Faculty Advisers ■( Front Row — Right: Oneal McKinney, John Ross, Tom Wright, Byrd Newsome, John Gamble, Wesley Peebles, Franklin Riegel. „ _ Second Row: Elton A. Short, Donnie Bailey, William Ross, Randolph [ones. Tim McKinney, Eddie Crane. Back Roll . Coach I. L. Payne, Bobbie Shell, Tommy Thomas, Vincent Jones, Roy Braswell, Henry bull , Wilbur Crane, Henry Heartwell, Joseph Simmons, John Raney, Edward Abernathy, Manager: Buddy Strohecker. FOOTBALL 1940 SCHEDULE Appomattox 0 Glen Allen 21 Ashland 14 Blackstone 0 Earmville 0 Emporia 6 Morrison 0 Victoria 0 T bey 6 0 0 26 0 0 0 14 The Lawrenceville Bulldogs closed the 1940 football season with a record of three wins, three losses and two ties. The Bulldogs were heavily hit by graduation and by drop-outs. Only eight men were held over from the previous squad of twenty. However, the midgets moved up during the 1940 season and saved the day. Practically the entire varsity team, with the exception of the eight men mentioned above, was made up of boys from the 193 9 midget team. Although small and inexperienced the locals really lived up to their nickname Bulldogs.” What they lacked in size was more than accounted for by their splendid spirit and fighting determination. To them the game was never over until the last whistle had blown. This team should have been an inspira- tion to other boys in school. They not only demonstrated the old school spirit, but they also gave those in school who refuse to participate in athletics something to think about. This team,” said Coach Payne, more than any team I have ever coached really held out the old football proverb so that all might see ' a quitter never wins, and a winner never quits. A team that won’t be beaten can’t be beaten’.” Hi-y M. G. WHITE Leader Front Row, left to right: John Raney Bobb L Shell Willia m Ross Allen Kilpatrick President Joseph Simmons Tommy- Thomas Elton A. Short Jimmy Tait Second Row: Mac Abernathy Pete Smith Wesley Peebles Jack Smith Mr. tones Mr. Whitj Wilbu r Crane J. _E . Moore Bob Buford D. O. IRVIN L. PAYNE CuorJithitor Front Kou left to right-. Stella Cansler Sadie Pearson Maude Powell Doris Lee Finch Virginia Gullen Frances Taylor Cecil Clarke Second Roic: Crawley Lewis Katherine Abernathy Kathrien Bowen Andrew Bevans Mr. Irvin Payne James Wesson Francis Vaughan Joe Billy Daniel 6i 4 .- if ' • f HOME ECONOMICS MISS LOULA CONNELLY Itnfnic or Front Roic left to ri ht-. Jimmy Rogers, Alvyn Abernathy, Francis Cansler, Earl Taylor, Carl- ton Mitchell, Phillip Browder, Loyd Rogers, John Raney, Pete” MotTat, Ben Barnes, Calvin Harris, Donley Mitchell, Mac Abernathy. Sccoinl Ron : Herman Daniel, Jasper Mitchell, Carlysle Daniel, Orlanda ' X ' illiams, Cleveland Finch, Jack House, Far- rar Pace, Edward New, J. M. Huff- man, Ben Malone, Gorman Mit- chell, James Newman, J. M. W ' dson. Front Row, left to right: Virginia Gullen, Virginia Dare Mit- chell, Jessie Mae Powell, Frances Walton, Virginia Gibson, Louise Powell, Louise Richardson, Martha Tait, Pauline Barlowe, Eula Clarke Jones, Marjorie Fergurson, Nancy Harris, Brownie.” Matthews . Second Ron : Virginia Clary, Shirley Holloway, Eunice Parrish, Marjorie Drummond, Elizabeth Gullen, Sallie King, Doris Finch, Nettie Vaughan, Virginia Abernathy, Hazel Baird, Edith Mae Lucy, Marie Edwards , Ann Fnparr Nancy Christopher. Third Ron : Miss Connally, Irene Edmonds, Alex- ander Harrison, Myrtle Morris, Ber- nice Daniel, Jew ' ell Harrison, Frances Powell, Josephine Bostick, Elizabeth Scarborough, Frances Harrison, Dar- nell Whitby, Kathleen Lucy. Fourth Ron -. Edith Mae Cheelcy, Daisy Browder, Kathleen Phillips, Lorene Powell, Charlotte Johnson, Lorene Thomas, Lucy Finch, Louise Crowder, Emma Lee Hollodway, Ethel Braswell, Sarah Holloway, Nannie Powell, Monkey” Raney. F. F. A. J. M. HUFFMAN GIRLS’ BASKETBALL J. B. HAMCS Coctch Front Row— hie ft to right: Edith Cottrdl, Joe Eggleston, Ruth PharH, Myrtle Morris, Lula Mae Nash, Thelm a, jid- wards, Luh Pulley. Second Row: Manager, Marie Edwards. Mary Stuart Moseley, Elva Smith, Captain, Sallie King, Hazel Bray, Doris Lee Finch, Coach, Mr. J. B. Hanes. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Front Row — left to right: Byrd Newsome, Bo y Shell, Julian Pentecost, Pete Smith, John Ross. Back Rou’ — left to right: John Rainey, Henry Turru bull . (Coach.) Irvin L. Pavne . ack Smith, Tirn McKinney, Randolph Jones. IRVIN L. PAYNE Coach 5j_) W3 I ? 0X90J iJrd. a FOOT-LOOSE DIRECTED BY MISS CUBA HARDWICK CAST Allen Kilpatrick Sallie King Martha Tait Tim McKinney Brownie Matthews John Raney M rie_ dwar El ton A. Short. Jr. Ann Engart Julian Pentecost Gene Kauffman Tom Wright William Ross Martha Ann Miles Richard Early Mrs. Early Hope Dick Mary Bob Delphie Rando lph Cunningham Jenny Malloy Buzz” Daily Miriam Walker Jack Milford Sanford Welles Mrs. Eorester This comedy, in three acts, showed the problems confronting Mr. and Mrs. Early toward rearing a family of four. The all too devoting mother, the dominance of the maid, Delphie and the richlessness and rebellion of the children led up to a critical nioment, but the tactfulness of Hope, the older daughter, lessened the situation and ' ' peace and quietude reigned after the children had been left to show their own respon- K sibilities while Mr. and Mrs. Early were on a trip around the world. s A V OPERETTA CAST OF H. M. S. PINAFORE” Brownie” Matthews Buttercup Vincent Jones Ralph Rackstraw Randolph Jones Captain Corcoran Bettie Ealm Elmore Josephine Albert Saxon, Jr Sir Joseph Jack Smith, Jr Dick Deadeye Joseph Simmons Boatswain John Ross Bob Becket Amilie Segar Hebe M. G. White Director f }- i - s ' , . . . . During the rehearsals for Gilbert and Sullivan’s H. M. S. Pinafore”, Mr. White’s most frequent remark was All right now, right through that entire scene once more.” The chorus and principals sometimes were tired enough to drop” but they repeated it again and again without so much as a murmur. They wanted this operetta to be well worth seeing. There was much excitement when the costumes arrived, everyone thinking his or hers looked best. On the big night, March 20, the curtain rose on one of the most attractive stage settings in time. Not only was the stage at its best, but the chorus and principals, arrayed in their beautiful costumes, went through their parts with great ease and skill. 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