Lawrenceville High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1947 volume:

1947 N Published By LAWRENCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LAWRENCEVILLE, VIRGINIA LAWRENCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Lawrenceville High School was founded in 1906. In 1912, with Mr. George D. Rowe as principal, the school became an accredited high school. Under the guidance of many principals the school has progressed rapidly. During the sixteen years of Mr. R. J. Jones’ administration, the curriculum and the extra-curricula activities have been broadened. Miss Glaudine O’Brien Miss Mary Jane Powell DEDICATION Our Senior sponsors, Miss Glaudine O’Brien and Miss Mary Jane Powell, have shown unbounded interest in the activities of our school as well as our class — no criticism is justified, no praise is adequate. To them, we therefore dedicate this volume of the “Sentinel” in an attempt to honor them. FOREWORD The inspiring help of our teachers, the sound of our laughter, the bustle of our working hours, the rush of our changing classes, the exciting thrill of our many sports — if this book gives an idea of these things, then we, turning its pages in the long years to come, may have the old happy memories of high school days come floating back to us, causing us to live again the happy hours spent at Lawrenceville High. [31 Seated, left to right: Ann Michael, Martha Wesson, Erlene Cannon, Vivian Clary, Bettie Tur- ner, Marjorie Epperson, Lucy Gay Moseley. Standing: Nancy McAden, Jake Lambert. Bill Moseley, Jane Gregg, Pete Smith (not shown). THE ’SENTINEL ' STAFF Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Art Editor linsiness Manager Assistant Business Manager Photography lu itor (iirculation Manager Sports Piditors 7 ypists Lucy G. v Moseley N.ancy McAden Bill Moseley I .ambert nn Mich.xei. Jane Gregg M arth.a Wesson M.xrjorie 1 ' H‘I’krson . Nn I’ete Smiui I ' Jtl.ENE ( ' aNNON, ' iVL N Gi ARY, Bu iTE TuRNER ! k [ 4 ] FACULTY Mr. R. Jefferson Jones Principal Mr. R. Lee Ch.- mbliss Superintendent of Schools F A C U LTY Miss Martha E. Harrison. . Mr. Robert B. Darden. . . . Miss Gertrude ’. Lowery. . Miss Mary Jane Powell. . . Mr. T. R. Witten Miss Frances L. Hawthorne M iss Gl.nudine D. O ' Brien . . Miss Jacque E. Costen Miss Jacqueline L. Ritchie. Miss Eai ' ra H. Mottley . . . . Mr. Walter D. Wholey . . . M RS. Marion N. Jones Mrs. Thom.as R. Witten. . . . ■Mr. John R. Gee Mrs. (iEORGE Short Commercial History and Mathematics Chemistry and General Science English and Physical Education . Diversified Occupations and Mathematics Biology, English, and Physical Education English and Physical Education Mathematics . .Latin, English, and Physical Education Home Economics . . . . Mathematics and Physical Education History and Spanish History and English Agriculture and Shop Librarian [ 6 ] CLASS OF 1947 E N I SPONSORS Miss Mary Jane Miss Claudine r r i r r� Powell O’Brien O r F I C- t R S “Dykie” Peebles, treasurer; Nancy Ware McAden, vice-president; Ann Michael, secretary; Jake Lambert, president (not shown). Ann Marie Abernathy ‘Shortie ' Lavvrenceville Ai’brev Clay Baird ' Shortie Ebony Wn.i.iE Lee Bowen, Jr. Clochran Eri.ene Annetta Cannon Earle White Plains LaVERNA CiRYMES Ch.ARKE La vern Lawrence ille Susie Lee Abernathy “Susie (I Dolphin C. THERiNE Elaine Baird “Cat Lawrenceville Eloise Lorene Browder “Kitten D Lawrenceville 1 Einley Francis Cansler, Jr. “Fin I urn Freeman Rachel Elaine Clarke “Lane Lawrenceville Aubrey Lewis Clary Lucy Ankum Oscar Francis CUMBIA “ Wizard ' ' Brodnax Francis Bain Drummond Dolphin Marjorie Hall Epperson “Margie Lawrenceville Jane Edmund Gregg “Stupid Charlie Hope Vivian Airlene Clary uy Gasburg Ethel Daniel “Apple Freeman y Peggy Ezell Dugger J) “Pee Dee Brodnax Edward Earl Gibson } “Earl Lawrenceville Joh n Durham Hall, Jr. jJ “Jack Lawrencev ' ille Lawrence Wilbur H ARRISON ‘Boots ' ' Lawrenceville Margaret Ann Hawkins ‘ Hawk Dolphin John Ausbon James Alberta 5 Peggy Keith Jones ‘■ ' ■Giggles Emporia Dorothy Grey Hawkins Dot Lawrenceville Geraldine Chamler Huckstep Dean Gasbur George Harrison Jones Georgie Charlie Hope 7 V Pattie Ann Lambert 7 Gremlin Brodnax Mary Elizabeth Mai.one Lir Lawrenceville Nancy Ware McAden “ Ware ' Brodnax Lucy Gay Moseley Blackridge Anita Clyde Page Brodnax Marion Wooten Peebles, Jr. Dykie ' ' Lawrenceville Benjamin Prince Powell Charlie Hope Elva Ann Michael “dwi” Brodnax William Ward Moseley Lawrenceville Jeweli. Christine Parrish Julius Lawrenceville Ida Mae Pernell Lawrenceville Marie Doris Poythress Doris Lawrenceville Frances Marie Pulley Recr Merchant Marian Christine Riegel Tina Rdsrerton Donald Irving Shoop ‘ Don ’ Meredilhville Henry Franklin Smith Pete Lawrenceville N’irginia Gill Temple Tweet Brodnax ww Franklin Short Riegel Egg Edgerton Spencer Octavious Seymour “Tfl Ta Brodnax Wayne Chamberlayne Short “ Wayne Lawrenceville Martha Ann Taylor Scritch Lawrenceville I Minnie Elizabeth Turner “Bet tie ' ' Lawrencevilic Martha Ann Wesson “Honie Chile” Lawrenceville Robert Randolph W ESSON “Rannj” Gholsonville Bettie Sue Wright “Betty” Elams, N. C. William R. Wright “ Willie” Valentines John Chandler Dugger, Jr. “John C.” Brodnax Cary Jake Lambert “Sunny” Brodnax 1 Margaret Ann Phillips “Joe” Fitzhugh Eugene Harman Abernathy “Gene” Dolphin VWVVVVWWVVVVVVWVVWWVWWVWVVVVWV W V ' WVVWVWV ' VV � VW wwvvvwvwvwvvvvvwvwvwwvvvvvvwvw vvw vwww vwvw wvv SEN I 0 R Eugene Abernathy — 4-H Club ’42-3, Vice-President of Sophomore Class. Susie Abernathy — 4-H Club ’45-6, E.H.A. ’46-7, Glee Club ’44-5. Aubrey Baird — F.F.A. ’44-5, D.O. ’45-6-7. Catherine Baird — F.H.A. ’46-7, Library Club ’45-6-7, 4-H Club 43-4, Glee Club ’45-6. Willie Bowen — Veteran. Eloise Browder — Tri-Hi-Y ’46-7, Commercial Club ’46-7, Basketball ’44-5-6-7, Cheerleader ’45-6-7, Softball ' 44-5-6-7, Bow-W ow .Staff ’46-7, Glee Club ’45-6, Senior Play Cast, 4-H Club ’43-4-5, Freshman Reporter. Erlene Cannon — 4-H Club ’43-4, Commercial Club ’46-7, Beta Club ’45-6-7, Tri-Hi-Y ’45-6-7 (.Sergeant at Arms ’45-6) Annual Staff (Typist). Francis Cansler — F.F.A. ’41-2-3, 4-H Club ’41-2, Bow-W ' ow Staff ’46-7. Laverna Clarke — Hi-Y ’46-7, F.F.A. ’43-4-5-6-7 (President ’46-7) Baseball ’45-6. Elaine Clarke — 4-H Club ’42-3, D.O. ’46-7. Aubrey Lewis Clary — F.F.A. ’44-5, D.O. ’45-6-7. Vivian Clary — 4-H Club ’43-4, Beta Club ’45-6-7, Commer- cial Club ’46-7, Tri-Hi-Y ’46-7, Annual .Staff (Typist). Oscar Cumbia — 4-H Club ’43-4-5-6-7, F.F.A. ’44-5-6, Senior Play Cast. Ethel Daniel — Library Club ’43-4, Glee Club ’45-6, D.O. ’46-7. Francis Drummond - D.O. ’46-7. John C. Dugger - V’eteran. Peggy Dugger — Library Club ’46-7, 4-H Club ’43-4, F.H.. . ’46-7 (Secretary), Vice-President of Freshman Class, Cheer- leader ’44-5-6-7. Marjorie Epperson — Basketball and Softball ’44-5-6-7, Beta Club ’45-6-7 (President ’46-7), Tri-Hi-Y ’45-6-7 (Sergeant at Arms ’46-7), Glee Club ’45-6, Cheerleader ’46-7, .Annual Staff and Bow-W’ow Staff, Vice-President of Junior Class, Commercial Club ’46-7 (President). Earl Gibson — F.F.A. ’45-6, Football ’43-4-5-6-7. Jane Gregg — Beta Club ’45-6-7, Tri-Hi-Y ’45-6-7 (Secretary 46-7), F.H.A. ’46-7, Glee Club ’45-6, Bow-W ow Staff ’46-7 (Assistant Editor), Annual Staff (Photo Editor), Hostess of Basketball Team, .Senior Play Cast. Jack Hall — Veteran. Wilbur Harrison — Football ’44-5-6, Basketball ’45-6-7, Base- ball ’45-6-7, Senior Play Cast. Margaret Ann Hawkins — Library Club ’44-5, Glee Club ’45-6, Senior Play Cast, D.O. Club ’46-7 (President). Dorothy Hawkins — Glee Club ’45-6, Commercial Club ’46-7. Geraldine Huckster — 4-H Cluli ’43-4-5 ( icc-Presiden ’44-5), Library Club ’45-6-7, F.H.. ' . ’46-7, Commercial Club ’46-7 (Sergeant at Arms). OzziE James — Beta Club ’45-6-7, . rt Editor Bow-] ’ow ’46-7, Glee Club ’45-7, 4-H Club ’43-4, Senior Plav Cast. George Jones — D.O. ’46-7. Peggy Jones — Beta Club ’45-6-7, Tri-Hi-Y Club ’46-7, Glee Club ’44-5, F.H.A. Club ’46-7. Jake Lambert — Beta Club ’45-6-7, Glee Club ’45-6, Hi-Y Club ’45-6-7, President of .Senior Class. [ 14 } ACTIVITIES Pai tie Ann Lambert — 4-H Club ' 43-4, Commercial Club ' 46-7 (Vice-President), Beta Club ' 45-6-7, Tri-Hi-Y ' 45-6-7 (President ' 46-7), Library Club ' 45-6-7 (Secretary and Treasurer ' 45-6, Reporter ' 46-7), News Editor of Bow-Mow Staff ' 46-7, Junior Class (Sergeant at Arms), Senior Play Student Director. Christine Lucy — Glee Club ' 45-6, Library Club ' 45-6-7 (Treasurer ' 46-7), Softball and Basketball ' 45-6, Tri-Hi-Y ' 45-6-7, Bow-Wow Staff, Senior Play Cast, F.H.A. ' 46-7. Mary Elizabeth Malone — Glee Club ' 45-6. Ben Powell — Hi-Y ' 45-6-7 (President ’46-7), Beta C4ub ' 45- 6-7 (Treasurer ’46-7), Secretary of Junior Class, Editor-in- Chief of Bow-Wow, Senior Play Cast, Glee Club ' 45-6, Cheer- leader ’Ab-1 . Doris Poythress — Glee Club ' 45-6, Basketball ' 44-5-6, D.O. ' 46-7 (Secretary and Treasurer), Softball ' 43-4-5-6, 4-H Club ' 43-4. Frances Pulley — D.O. ' 45-6-7, Library Club ' 44-5. Franklin Riegel — Football ' 40-1-2-6-7. Nancy McAden — Glee Glub ' 45-6 (Secretary), Library Club ' 45-6-7, Tri-Hi-Y ' 45-6-7, Commercial Club ' 46-7, Treasurer of Junior Class, Vice-President of Senior Class, Beta Club ' 45-6-7, Bow-M ow Staff, Annual Staff. Ann Michael — Tri-Hi-Y ' 45-6-7 (Vice-President), Basketball ' 44-5, Annual Staff (Assistant Business Manager), Senior Class Secretary. Christine Riegel — F.H.A. ' 46-7. Octavious Seymour — Hi-Y ' 45-6-7. Wayne Short — Baseball ' 44-5, Basketball ' 45-6-7, Hi-Y ' 45- 6-7, D.O. ' 45-6-7. Pete .Smith — Football ' 46-7, Basketball and Baseball ' 46-7, Annual Staff ' 46-7. Lucy Gay Moseley — Glee Club ' 45-6, Library Club ' 45-6-7 (President ’46-7), Tri-Hi-Y ' 45-6-7, Beta Club ' 45-6-7, Editor-in-Chief of Annual. Bill Moseley — Football ' 44-5-6-7, Basketball ' 45-6-7, Base- ball ' 45-6, Hi-Y ' 45-6-7 (Vice President ’46-7), Senior Play Cast, Glee Glub ' 45-6, 4-H Club ' 43-4, Art Editor of Annual, Bow-Wow Staff (Business Manager). Anita Page — F.H.A. ' 46-7 (Reporter), Commercial Club ' 46-7. Jewell Parrish — F.H.A. ' 46-7, 4-H Club ' 44-5. Dykie Peebles — Freshman Class (President), Senior Class (Treasurer), Hi-Y ' 46-7 (Treasurer), Beta Club ' 45-6-7, Football ' 44-5-6-7, Baseball ' 44-5-6-7, Basketball ' 45-6-7 (Captain ’46-7), Senior Play Cast, 4-H Club ' 43-4. Ida Mae Pernell — Beta Club ' 45-6-7 (Secretary ’46-7), Tri- Hi-Y ' 46-7, Commercial Club ' 46-7 (Secretary), Bow-Wow Staff. Ann Taylor — 4-H Club ' 43-4, D.O. ' 46-7. Gill Temple — Treasurer of Freshman Class, Glee Club ' 45-6, Library Club ' 46-7, Tri-Hi-Y Club ' 45-6-7, Beta Club ' 41- 6-7 (Vice-President ’46-7), Senior Play Cast. Francis Thompson — F.F.A. ' 46-7. Bettie Turner — Tri-Hi-Y ' 45-6-7, Glee Club ' 45-6, Bow- Wow Staff, Annual Staff. Marth.a Wesson — Tri-Hi-Y ' 45-6-7 (Treasurer ’46-7), Beta Club ' 45-6-7, Glee Club ' 45-6, Commercial Club ' 46-7 (Re- porter), Basketball ' 46-7, .Senior Play Cast, President of Junior Class, Circulation Manager of Annual. Randolph Wesson — Veteran. Bettie Sue Wright — 4-H Club ' 43-4-5-6-7, Library Club ' 45-6. Sidney Wright — F.F.A. ' 45-6-7 (Treasurer ' 45-6, Vice-Presi- dent ' 46-7 ). Willie Wright— F.F.A. ' 44-5, D.O. ' 45-6-7, Hi-Y ' 46-7. [ 15 ] kWV kWV SENIOR PERSONALITIES Best-looking — Jane Gregg and Laverna Clarke Friendliest — Martha Wesson and Ben Powell Most dignified — Lucy Gay Moseley and Randolph Wesson Biggest flirts — Eloise Browder and Sidney Wright Most popular — Peggy Dugger and ‘‘Ozzie” James Most happy-go-lucky — Peggy Dugger and “Ozzie” James Most studious — Lucy Gay Moseley and Jake Lambert Most likely to succeed — Lucy Gay Moseley and Ben Powell Most athletic — Marjorie Epperson and Pete Smith Wittiest — Pattic Ann Lambert and Ozzie” James Neatest — Lucy Gay Moseley and Laverna Clarke Cutest — Gill Temple and Bill Moseley Most all-around — Martha Vesson and Bill Moseley CLASS HISTORY ’43 ' 47 I The history of a high school class is unique. One hardly recognizes it as history. We simply work and play together for four years. Ours is not a narrative of great achievement, but of preparation and development. ( The one hundred si.x of us who responded to the roll call in the fall of 1943 were not a particularly distinctive Freshman Class. Our fellow members were assembled from the four corners of Brunswick County, all of us fresh from primary schools — our chief asset a capacity for work and play, and a will- ingness to be guided by our superiors. The first days were confusing, but it did not take us long to feel at home. The year passed almost before we realized it. We had accomplished much; root sub- jects were mastered; new and lasting friendships had been formed. At the close of this year we felt such love and esteem for our school that we wanted to present to it a gift. Since the school had no moving picture projector we decided that that would be a suitable gift. Having completed our first year of high school, we entered our sophomore year. There were some vacancies in our rank, but these were soon filled by other aspirants as eager to begin this colorful period as we had been the previous year. It was at this time that some of the Ebony pupils entered our class. This proved to be a great addition as three of our annual staff members are among this group. Again, much was learned; we advanced in scholastic stand- ards and fixed our eyes upon loftier heights and worked diligently to merit the advancement that would in due time come to us. In a short time, it seemed, another year ran its course. Finding the first two years of our high school happy and eventful ones, we entered our Junior year, determined to increase our enjoyment. We followed the custom of entertaining the Seniors with a reception. The Glee Club was organized during this year, and a chance was given some of us to display our voices. We anxiously awaited the choosing of the new mem- bers of the Beta and Hi-Y Clubs, and many of us were chosen members. This year brought increased responsibilities, and more difficult assignments. These were borne with such patience as we could muster and with modest credit; for just before us loomed the goal of our high school ambitions; tremendous, impressive, silhouetted against the morning sun. But our preparation had been faultless; we were ready. Then we reached up to accept it, it seemed to step down and greet us — this year of years — this hallowed e.xperience in every student’s life — the Senior Year ! Now there were only sixty-one of us, nine of whom were veterans of World War II. Feeling somewhat superior but yet a little afraid, we began the end. This year the annual, the Sentinel, which had not been published for four years, made its appearance once more. The school paper, the Bow-Wow, edited by Ben Powell, was added to the activities and en- joyment of the students. As we mimeographed the paper ourselves, we had much fun along with the [ 17 ] CLASS HISTORY work. Also se eral new clubs were organized. An- other old custom was followed, the Seniors presented a play, “Don’t Keep Him W aiting,” directed by our sponsors. Misses Powell and O’Brien, with Pattie Ann Lambert as student director. In the play Jeff, Bill Moseley, surprised Jinny, Gill Temple, by kissing her. Toodles, Margaret Ann Hawkins, had an awfu l time trying to reduce but she finally got her man, Chester, who was Ozzie James. Three years of hard work and spirited play have been utilized not so much in establishing records, but in studied preparation for the ultimate fulfilment of specific obligations to society and for the ever in- creasing responsibility of citizenship. Now the time for trifles and dreams is over. Now Seniors, let us challenge ourselves that our history be not a thing of the past, but a vital drama of the future, and let us help make this world a better [)lace in which to live. JUNIORS OFFICERS From left to right: President Marian Nelson Jones Vice-President Joan Gii-dea Secretary Lacy Thompson Treasurer Harry Taylor SPONSORS Mrs. Jones Miss Harrison Top row, lejt to right: Alice Bailey, Mary Bowen, Lois Browder, Frances Buckner, Marie Clarke, Bobby Clary. Bottom row: Elsie Clary, Maggie Clary, Marlene Clary, Mary Lucy Chambliss, Howard Crane, Theresa Delbridge. JUNIORS I df) row, left to right: Krri ' Dugger, Gene Echols, Carlson Edwards, Florence Edwards, Jenny L ■NN Eli ington, Ei ma Ellis, Nellie Finch. Second row: Elliot Gibson, NIattie Gibson, W. H, FIarrison, Thurma Hudson, Rebecca Inge, CiiRisriNE Johnson, Ann Jones. Third row: Wilmer Lee Jones, Alice Hart Lambert, Elsie Lucy, ■R1EL Mai.one, Roy Mi tchell, Mnt.es Moore, Blonnie Moseley. Fourth row: Harriett!: Newman, Waidas Nines, Lucille NuNNAI.L ■, “Chub” Ogburn, Clarice Pearson, Nan Peebles, Palmer Peebles. Fifth row: Marion Davis Pennington, Betsy Peterson, Hei.en Raney, Geraldine .Seward, R •LAND Se- mour, Joe .Shell, Landon .Shori . Bottom lorc.- Johnnie .Stotesbury, Randoi imi ' Fhomas, Mary Ann Wright, Muriel Wright. [ 20 ] SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: Carlton Lucy, Roy Floyd, Billy Temple, Jimmy Crichton, Al Lewis, Bobby McAden, Claud Abernathy, Bobby Edwards, Anderson Brewer, Randolph Arrington, A. V. Clary, Charles Moore, Tommy Witten, Jack Lambert, Carrol Barnes, J. B. Johnson. Second row: Miss Costen (Sponsor), Mildred Tanner, Ann Bailey, Peggy Lynch, Carolyn Michael, Mary Anna Oliver, Margie Clary, Elaine Agree, Katie Weaver, Alease Lynch, Betsy Wiley, Barbara Cansler, Martha Ann Hammond, Mary Wilbur Johnson, Evelyn Wall, Catherine Jones, Mr. Darden (Sponsor). Third row: Evelyn Markley, Betsy Harrison, Carolyn Connell, Ruth Barnett, Loretta Temple, Marie Lucy, Mary Cecil Braswell, Ophelia Pulley, Elsie Rose Clary, Alma Clary, Myrtle Malone, Ida Lockerman, Lillian Moseley, Myrtle Whitby. Fourth row: D. L. Roberts, Polly Kidd, Annetta Hawkins, Edna Weaver, Marjorie Rawlings, Doris Phillips, Faye Pearson, Edith Painter, Mildred Capps, Ethel Pulley, Ida Braswell, France s Lucy, Aaron Christopher. Fifth row: Bobby Lewis, Jack Thomas, Calvin Lynch, Bunky Keeton, Carrol Ried, Otis Page Moore, Gene Hartsell, E. G. Bowen, Murdock Wilson, Bill Moseley, Johnnie Carpenter, Glynn High, George Pearson. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Bobby McAden Vice-President Evelyn M.arkley Secretary Mary Johnson Treasurer Aaron Christopher [ 21 } FRESHMEN First row, left to right: Norman Moseley, Lawrence Wrigh r, Fred Browder, Roger Vaughan, Tomm - Robertson, Gene Thomas, George Palmer, Elroy Wall, J. E. Baird, Tommy Markley, Linwood Powell, William Ingram, Joe Edwards, Billie Davis, Rudolph Pearson, Wade Richardson, Lathan Edwards, Randolph Clary, M. C. Wright, Duane Royal, Claude Hayes. Second row: Bryl Browder, Grace Matthews, Lillian Wright, Jeanette B.arfiei.d, Ann Barnett, Kathrine Baird, Maxine McElroy, Sue Oliver, Peggy Abernathy, Polly Abernathy, Miss Hawthrone (Sponsor), Miss Lowery (Sponsor), Mrs. Wit- ten (Sponsor), Mr. Wholey (Sponsor), Cordelia Nines, Irma Wall, Evelyn Powell, Nellie Lucy, Jean Parrish, Shirley Duke, Lillie Claire Moseley, Bessie Bennett. Third row: Benny Brockwell, Otellia Crowder, Micky T.aylor, Betty Jane Newsom, Joyce Phillips, Nancy .Sue Lucy, Mary Ann Delbridge, Mattie Thomas, S.all ’ Flourney, Ellie Wright, D.aisey Lee Edmonds, Louise Clar ' i ' , Ci.eo Ellington, Ann Hudson, Minnie Brewer, Sue McElroy, Christine Whitby, Sally Floyd, Dorothy Jones, Janet Whuby, Margaret Conner. Fourth row: ’ivlan Barnes, .Selen.a Jones, Ella Mae Lucy, . nn Ross, Ruth Williams, Chari. ena Jones, LIldine Woodruff, Madge Roberts, Juanita Davis, Emma Page Clary, Lillian Wright, Florence Hope Jones, Hattie .Smith, Nancy Poarch, Bobby Abernathy, J.ames Moore, Harry Byrd Jones, Robert G. Langley. Fifth row: Ollie Poythress, Hardy Harrison, Irvin McKinney, Linwood Arrington, George Mallory Robinson, Howard Henricks, Edward King, Frankie Pittard, Joseph Carrol, Frank .Smith, John Wesson, Bill Lynch, Floyd Lee Temple, G. W. Baker, Milton Bowen. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . I ' ice-President Secret ary .... 7 reasurer . . . . . . Gene Thom.as Sue Oliver . Ruth VILLI.vMS N.anc:v Sue Lucy [ 22 ] Lejt to right: Betsy Wiley, Lois Browder, Marjorie Epperson, Ben Powell, Peggy Dugger, Betsy Peterson, Eloise Browder. FOOTBALL I First row, left to right: Carrol Reid, “Ed” King, Bunkv Keeton, Johnny Harris, Pete Smith. Second row: Bill Moseley, “Dvkie” Peebles, Elliot Gibson, Franklin Riegel, Wilbur H.arrison, Earl Gibson, Fete Parrish, P.almer Peebles, Murdock Wilson. ' Third roiv: Bobby Scott (Manager), Jimmy Crichton, Muri.e Vaughan, Jack Hall, Eugene Hart.sell, Sonny Pharr, “Chub” Ogburn, Irvin McKinney, Walter “Sonny” Wholey (Coach). FOOTBALL SCORES 13 L.H. S 34 L.H. ,s 12 L.H, .s 26 L.H .s 33 L.H .s 26 L.H .s -. 20 L.H .s 174 Victoria 6 Courtland 0 Highland Springs 32 Franklin 6 Clarksville 13 Emporia 0 Blackstone 20 77 Under the guidance and direction of Coach Walter (Sonny) Wholey, the L.H.S. football team enjoyed a most successful .season. With the faithful su|)port of the cheerleaders and others of the student body, our boys were always ready to win for dear old I..H.S. [ 24 ] GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: Bettie Turner, Betsy Wiley, Nan Peebles, Joan Gildea (Co-Captain), Lois Browder, Marjorie Epperson (Cap- tain), Martha Wesson, Marian Nelson Jones, Betsy Peterson, Eloise Browder, Ann Ross. BASKETBALL SCORES GIRLS 33 L.H.S . . Alberta 33 24 L.H.S . . Victoria 23 22 L.H.S . . Crewe 9 16 L.H.S . . Blackstone 36 24 L.H.S . . Larmville 23 33 L.H.S . . Alberta 27 23 L.H.S . . Blackstone 42 9 L.H.S . . Emporia 12 The highest scorer of the season this year was Epperson with 94 points, Jones next with 52 points, and Browder with 24 points. Epperson, Browder, and Wesson are seniors this year and it will be a big loss to the team when they graduate. Of the nine games played we won four, tied two, and lost three. Misses Jacque Costen and Claudine O’Brien acted as coaches and Jane Gregg as hostess. [ 25 } BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: Murdock Wilson, Palmer Peebles, “LTvkie” Peebles (Captain), “Bunky” Keeton, Pete Smith. Second row: Mr. Wiiolev (Coach), Bob Harrison, Bill Moseley, Eugene Hartsell, C.- rroi. Reid. Jack Hall, Wilbur Harrison, “Chub” Ogburn, Jack Thomas. BASKETBALL SCORES BOYS 33 L.H .S .Alberta 7 18 L.H .S X’ictoria 34 1 1 L.H .s Crewe 31 20 L.H .s Blackstone 16 42 L.H .s Farmville 46 45 L.H .s 16 21 L.H .s Blackstone 18 26 L.H .s Emporia 21 1 he team did fine this year with five games won and three games lost. The highest scorer of the .season was Ciaptain Dykie Peebles with 47 jioints. Palmer Peebles ne.xt with 37 points, and Pete Smith with 33 points. Smith, Moseley and Peebles will graduate this year and proltably become college star jilayers. [ 26 } INSIDE INFORMATION (OR KLUB KOMMENTS) .-ij- some explanation is needed Jor you to understand the purposes of our activities, we tried to get M’. himself to comment on them. But due to some unforseen incident this was impossible, so Junior will have to .mffce — Read on, Macduff! The Future Farmers of America trains boys to farm better . . . They should be an improvement over the old farmer who was a witness in a railroad case . . . Sez he, “W ' al, meui Jake waiz walkin’ down the track, and I hyeerd a whistle and got off the track, and the train went by . . . Then I got back on the track, Itut I didn’t see Jake. I walked on, and pretty soon I seen Jake’s hat, and then I seen one of Jake’s laigs, and then I seen Jake’s head over on one side, and I sez to m’.self, ’By cracky ! Sumpin’ musts happened to Jake!’ ” The future Flousewives of America learn how to run a home and manage their husbands . . . Some of them already have F.F.A. boys wound around their little finger. . . . The Beta Club members are arranged to form a “B” in their picture . . . Ah, distinctly I remember, it was in the bleak December when the picture was made, and it took the members three hours to thaw out . . . Spake them all then, Nevermore . . . Excuse me, Edgar. . . . The boy’s Hi-Y and the girl’s Tri-Hi-V have been going strong lately . . . The girl’s group used to be Hat broke, but they struck it rich one night selling eats at a football game ... At the next meeting they had a big table just groaning with refreshments . . . The boys stood at the door with bulging eyes and drooled. . . . What with new clubs and all, there has been an oversupply of initiations this fall . . . For days pupils crawled around praising Allah, and looking like circus clowns who had tried and couldn’t. . . . The Commercial Club is one of tho.se new ones . . It helps future secretaries learn essential points for getting ahead in their careers . . . i.e., Correct Posi- tion on Boss’s Knee, Typical Techniques in Tackling for Typists, Be Boss’s Wife in Ten Weeks or Le.sSj etc. . . . The Eibrary Club is supposedly composed of book- worms, but some of the members still just look at the pictures and welsh on book reports . . . Never mind, they get their pitchers in the annual. The Latin Club, some say, is to take the dead lan- guage out of the grave, and bring it back to life, but the way the members carry on, at times, the language will always be a walking zombie. . . . W’e used to have a Glee Club that did very well, but its fate was like of the following chicken . . . There was an old lady of Wooster Who was often annoyed by a rooster She cut off his head Until he was dead . ' nd now he don’t crow like he useter. WINCHELL JUNIOR [ 28 } LAWRENCEVI LLE BOYS’ Hl-Y CLUB Front row, Irji to right; Willie Wright, Laverna Clark, Bill Moseley, Ben Powell, Jake Lambert, Howard Crane, George Harrison, Bobby Clary. Back row: Dykie Peebles, Russell Tatum, Wayne Short, Landon Short, Harry Taylor, Earl Gibson, Mr. Jones (Sponsor). OFFICERS President Ben Powell Vice-President Bill Moseley Secretary L.ambert Treasurer “Dykie” Peebles Chaplain Ocx.-wious SeymoI ' R Sponsor Mr. R. J. Jones LAWRENCEVILLE GIRLS’ TRI-HI-Y CLUB Center-. Pattie Ann Lamberi. Sealed, left to right: Ann Michael, Martha Wesson, Betsy Peterson, Ida Mae Perneli.. First row, standing-. Miss Hawthorne (Sponsor), Jane Gregg, Joan Gii.dea, Vivian Clary, Lacy Thompson, Nance Wary McAden, Chris- tine Lucy, Peggy Jones, Eloise Browder, Gill Temple, Lucy Gay Moseley. Second row, standing-. Alice Hart Lambert, Erlene Cannon, Nan Peebles, Km i y Dugger, Marian Nelson Jones, Bettie Turner. OFFICERS President P.attie Ann L.ambert Vice-President Ann Mich.xee Secretary J.ane Gregg Ireasurer M.arth.a Wesson Sponsor Miss Fr.ances Lee H.wvtmorne [30 1 BETA CLUB First row, left to right: Bobby Clary, Lucy Gay Moseley, Marjorie Epperson, Pattie Ann Lambert, Ida Mae Pernell, Vivian Clary, Jake Lambert. Second row: Lacy Thompson, Mattie Gibson, Nan Peebles, Miss Powell (Sponsor), Betsy Peterson, Jane Gregg, Peggy Jones. Third row: Marth.a Wesson, Marian Nelson Jones, Nancy Ware McAden, Gill Temple, Erlene Cannon, Joan Gildea. Fourth row: Ben Powell, “Ozzie” James, “Dykie” Peebles, Landon Shorl, “Chub” Ogburn, Howard Crane. Not shown: Carlson Edw.ards and H.arry Taylor. President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer . . . . Sponsor OFFICERS Marjorie Epperson Gill Temple Ida Mae Pernell Ben Powell Miss Mary Jane Powell [ 31 } BOW-WOW” STAFF First row, left to right ' . Bii.i. Moseley, “Ozzie” James, Betsy Peterson, Susie Abernathy, Nancy McAhen, Betti e Turner, P attie Ann Lambert, Marjorie Epperson, Jane Gregg. Second row. Betty Jane Newsom, Eloise Browder, Ben Powell, Id.a M. e Pernei l, Franklin Riegel, Christine Lucy, Francis Cansler. STAFF Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Circulation Editor Business .Manager Assistant Business .Manager (lirls Sports Editor Boys Sports Editor .News Editor Ben Powell Jane Gregg Eloise Browder Bill Moseley Christine Lucy Marjorie Epperson Frankiin Riegel Pattie Ann Lamher l Assistant . ews Plditor . X.-wcY McAden Art Editor Ozzie” James lypists Ida Mae Pernell, Susie .Abernathy. Bettie Turner and Francis C.ansler Freshman Reporter Betty J. NE Newsome Sophomore Reporter M.ar . Johnso.n Junior Reporter Betsy Peter.son Senior Reporter N. NC ■ . Mc.Aden rhis year for the fir.st time since 1942, the Bow-] ’ou ' has been |)ul)lishecl. I ' he purpose oi this pulilication is to create and iiroinote throue;hout the student liody a sense of unity, a his her dep,ree of school spirit, and a de- sire to better the school through exchanging the ideal s and princi|ilcs of the students. [ 32 ] SENIOR CLASS Left to right-. Gill Temple, Bill Moseley, Oscar Cumbia, Christine Lucy, Ben Powell, Martha Wesson, Wilbur Harrison, “Dykie” Peebles, Jane Gregg, Ei.oise Browder, “Ozzie” James, Margaret Ann Hawkins. CAST Jeff Ramble, who is a camera fan Bill Moseley Toodles, his younger sister M. rgaret Hawkins Betty, his older sister Marth.a Wesson Owen, his father Ben Powell Selina, his aunt Christine Lucy Jinny, who is a good little pal Gill Temple Chester, who is allergic to work “Ozzie” James Sally Lou, who fascinates Jane Gregg Minvera, who giggles Eloise Browder David Vance, who is tired of waiting Dykie Peebles Amos Atkins, who is interested in antiques . Wilbur H. ' rrison O’Toole, who wants his money Oscar Cumbi.a The piay was built around the goings of the happy-go-lucky Ramble family. The cast was composed mostly of loose nuts (not crazy-, exactly, but loose anyway). None of the Rambles except Betty, the older sister, was capable of earning or saving money; much less spending it sensibly, and the plot was further entangled by several frustrated romances. However, after some well planned moves by the more serious members of the cast, and some unexpected moves by the frivolous characters, everything came out beautifully, with extra bounties thrown in. The right girls got the right men, the jobless got jobs, and wonder of wonders, the rattle-brained characters acquired a little sense! v33] LIBRARY CLUB Sealed , left In right : Madge Roberts, Lucy Gay Moseley, Pattie Ann Lambert, Carolyn Cornell, Marion Davis Pennington, Harriette Newman, Kuty Dugger, Helen Raney. Standing : Gill Temple, Christine Lucy, Elsie Lucy, C.atherine Baird, Geraldine Huckster, Mh.dred T.anner, Nancy Ware McAden, Mary Anna Oliver, Polly Kidd, Mrs. Short (Sponsor), Myriel Malone, Lucille Wright, Uldine Woodruff, Mattie Gibson, Joyce Phillips, Peggy Dugger. OFFICERS President Lucv Gay Moseley Vice-President Rebecca Ince Secretary Mary Anna Oliver Treasurer C ' hristine Lucy Sponsor Mrs. Elizabeth Short [34 j CLUB LATIN First row, left to ri ht: Tommy Marklev, Tomm ' i’ Robison, Sue Oliver, Sali.v Flournoy. Second row: Betty Newsome, Mick ' Taylor, Carolyn Michael, M. ry Anna Oliver, Catherine Baird, Mary Johnson, Evelyn Markley, Betsy Harrison. Third row: Charles Moore, Tommy Witten, Kitty Dugger, Betsy Willy, Poll%- Kidd, Mary Delbridge, Mattie Thomas, Jake Lambert. Fourth row: Grace Matthews, Alice Hart Lambert, Maxine McElroy, Nancy Poarch, Ros.a Braswell. Fifth row: Sonny Palmer, Randolph Arrington, Otis Page Moore, Nellie Lucy, Vivian Barnes, Will Jack Lambert. Sixth row. Gene Thomas, Miss Hawthorne (sponsor) Carolyn Cornell, Catherine Jones. OFFICERS President Jake Lambert Vice-President Polly Kidd Secretary Mary Anna Oliver Treasurer Mattie Thomas Sponsor Miss Frances Lee Hawthorne COMMERCIAL CLUB First row, left to right: Harrietts Newman, Thurma Hudson, Ida Mae Pernell, Pattie Lambert, Marjorie Epperson. Second row: Eloise Browder, Ann Jones, Marie Clarke, Frances Buckner, Jenny Lynn Ellington, Dorothy Hawkins, Elma Ellis. Third row: Miss Harrison (Sponsor), Anita Page, Nancy McAden, I’i.orence Edwards, Martha Wesson, Erlene C.annon. Fourth row: L. cy Thompson, Maggie Clary, Mattie Gibson, Geraldine Huckster, Marlene Cl.ary, X ' ivi.an Cl.ary. . ot shoivn: Theres.a Delbridge, Rebecca Inge, Clarice Pearson, Nannie Ellen Spence, and Mary Ann Wright. OFFICERS President M.arjorie Epperson ] ' ice-Presidenl P.xttie Ann L.amrert Secretary In. M. e IV.rnei.i 7 reasurer Rebecc.x 1 nce Sponsor Mis Marth.a H.arrison [ 36 ] DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS First row, lejt to right: Ethel Daniel, Lucille Nunnally Blonnie Moseley, Margaret Hawkins, Elaine Clarke. Second row: Doris Poythress, Frances Pulley, Ann Taylor, Mary Lucy Chambliss, Margaret Phillips. Third row: Herbert Wiley, Sonny Pharr, Harry Taylor, Aubrey Clary, Francis Drummond, Carlson Edwards, Pete Parrish. Fourth row: Leonard Thomas, George Jones, “Bobby” Scott, Waidas Nines, Aubrey Baird, Muriel Wright, “Wii.i.ie” Wright, Wayne .Short. Mr. T. R. Witten (Sponsor). OFFICERS President M.yrgaret Ann H.awkins Vice-President “Bobby” Scott Secretary and Treasurer Doris Poythress Sponsor Mr. T. R. Witten [37 j F. A. First roll:, left to right: Duane Rovai,. M. C. Wright, Wii i. Jack Lambert, Murdock Wilson, Fi.ovd Lee Tempi. e. Second row: Norman Moseley, Rudolph Pearson, X ' aiden Philiips, Leroy Malone, Bill Moseley. Third row: G. W. Baker, Benn-i ' Brock- well, Anderson 15rewer, CAi vtn Lynch, Milton Bowen. Fourth row: Aaron Christopher, Claude Hayes, E. B. Gaskins, ). B. Johnson, T. J. Pearson, Bobby Lewis. Fifth raw: Robert G. Langley, Ben Powell, .Sidney Wright, PuRD ■ Bowen, Ei i iot Gibson, Fr.antts ' Fhompson. Sixth row: Rnt.and .Seymour, .Xlbert ' F.atlim, D. L, Roberts, Li.nwood . rrington. E. G. Bowen, Lavern.a Clarke, Mr. Gee (.Sponsor). OFFICERS President . . . . I ' ice-President Secretary . . . . 7 reasurer . . . Sponsor L.averna Ci .xrke . ..Sidney Wright . . . J.XCK I .ambert . . . Eei.igt Gibson . . .Mr. John (Jee [ 38 ] H. A. Sealed, left to right: Marjorie Rawlings, Alice Bailey, Christine Lucy, Anita Page, Christine Riegel, Elsie Rose Clary, Mattie Ruth Barnett, Myrtle Whitby, Catherine Baird. Standing: Mary Bowen, Jane Gregg, Geraldine Huckster, Peggy Dug- ger, Theresa Delbridge, Ann Bailey, Mary Eliz.abeth Malone, Peggy Jones, Mil dred T.anner, Harriette Newman. President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer. . . Sponsor OFFICERS Alice B.mley Peggy Lynch Peggy Dugger Ann Bailey Miss Laura Mottley [ 39 ] VETERANS Left In right ' . E. G. Bowen, JoHNN • Harris, Sidney Wright, Qillie Bowen, Franki in Riegel, John C. Digger, Randoi.ph Wesson, Francis Thompson, Pete Smith, Jack Hai l. . ol shown: Francis Cansler. JSame Branch of Service Service 0. A. Mo. in Service Sidney Wrighi Navy u. s. 6 mo. JcriN C . Dugger Army Ghina, Burma, India Fhcatre 25 mo. 31 mo. Francis Thompson Navy Pacific 1 2 mo. 25 mo. Franklin Riegel Navy Pacific 1 5 mo. 30 mo. Willie IFowen Army Philippines 9 mo. 1 6 mo. Pete Smith Navy European and Pacific I ' heatre 25 mo. 33 mo. Jack Hall Army Pacific 1 0 mo. Johnnie FFarris Navy Japan 6 mo. 12 mo. F. G. Bowen Marines U. S. 9 mo. Randolph Wesson Army European Fhcalrc 1 8 mo. 24 mo. I WHAT - WE - ARE . ame Noted For Likes Dislikes Most Likely To Be Ann Abernathv the love of Pike good times work “Early to Wed” “Don Juan” Gene Abernathy ' his sluggish looks on Mon. mornings looking at girls looking at boys Susie Abernathy late dates dancing conceited people pilot’s wife Aubrey Baird laziness girls work electrician Catherine Baird short, blonde hair Study hall ‘corn ' book reports technician VViLi.iE Bowen laziness Army “catty” people “push ups” “pull second Bob Hope Eloise Browder big brown eyes dancing sultry siren Eri.ene Cannon long curls chapel programs patron of Gasburg Francis Canseer craziness loafing work married Laverna Ci.arke good looks money girls V.P.I. cadet Elaine Clarke love for Emporia convertibles Hat tires Mrs. Pete Bradley somebody’s “hubby” Aubrey Clar ’ blushing smile movies drunks Vivian Clary typing skill long recesses Phys. Ed. secretary Oscar Cumbia sideburns jokes buck teeth anything but a farmer Ethel Daniel her dance hall dancing housework typist Francis Drummond skill in shop his love of “wine, women, song” traveling confinement pilot John C. Dugger dancing sarcasm anything but a bachelor Peggy Dugger skipping school everything on earth being “fenced in” pin-up girl Marjorie Epperson athletic ability food basketball snooty or conceited people No. 1 Phys. Ed. teacher Earl Gibson star guard in football football gossip ambitious farmer )ane Gregg her Southern accent Bogart and potato chips “Huggin’ A Chalkin’ ” sarcasm “Miss Lawrenceville” Jack FIall his attempt at being a “tough guy” snobs Casanova Wilbur FIarrison his hep step on the dance floor loafing hard-to-get-along- with-women wrestler Dorothy Hawkins fiery red hair dancing conceited boys private secretary Margaret Ann Hawkins her Atomic littleness bowling movies burned up bobby socks dental technician Gerladine Huckster making people laugh movies studying “Somebody’s Mother” Ausbon James his lack ol energy loafing work comedienne George Jones his mechanical ability getting around Hist. IV automobile salesman Peggy Jones those cute “sayings” sleep and dancing snooty people vamp Jake Lambert his love of argument girls women politician Pattie Ann Lambert her witty wisdom Gregory Peck mysteries dishwashing cabbage comedy playright Christine Lucy her “gams” horses mathematics chief cook and bottle-washer Mary Elizabeth Malone blonde bombshell flirting snooty people 3rd from the left in the chorus line Nancy Ware McAden her love of jokes her dancin’ prancin’ feet talking bragging the President’s wife Ann Michael the Air Corps speed tests housewife Lucy Gay Moseley her musical abilities people indifference radio singer Bill Moseley his smooth technique with girls short blondes big flirts famous architect Anita Page her coal-black hair boating boys PI. Geom. glamour girl next to “Liz” in the chorus lin e Jewell Parrish “Love ’date Man” (guess who) his 6 ' 4 good looks eating studying “Dylie” Peebles fast women moon- light work owner of W. S. Peebles Co. Ida Mae Perneli. writing ability candlelight “Squeeky” gossip journalist Margaret Phillips blonde hair not going to Emporia manager of a chewing gum factory Ben Powell resemblance to Van Johnson girls cold weather Ed.-in-Chief of the New Fork Times Doris Poythress her voice dancing basketball big mouths stenographer Frances Pui ley those “Carolina” men Dolphin liars beautician “Egg” Riegei rugged but right bow-legged girls sore throats well????? Christine Riegel love of the Army “Bashful Baby” dancing unhumorous people Mrs.??? OcTAVious Seymour sports loud people hen-pecked husband Donald Shoop wit y sayings sleeping school country gentleman Wayne Short “Falling in Love With ‘Love’ ” horses prissy girls bus driver Pete Smith being a champion checker player loafing teachers All-American football player Ann Taylor getting in romance mix-ups Pappy” Moore getting stuck farmer’s wife Gill Temple affectionate nature people beauty people who don’t speak a belle Francis Thompson being a salt water sailor movies st udying successful farmer “Bettie” Turner love of mistletoe good times grouchy people “Hubba! Hubba!” Martha Wessan being late to school full moons Guy Lombardo insincerity the boss’s wife Randolph Wesson his shy good looks traveling confinement man Betty Sue Wright boost for N. C. hill-billv music taking exercises nurse Sidney M. Wright flirt girls teachers traveling salesman Willie Wright smile girls cutting meat preacher J. T. GEE, JR. 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