Madam Viaud High School - Spectator Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1948 volume:

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I f'irc-Pmsizlcul RUTH HEIIRINGDON YOUNGBLOOD .... Svcrciury-Trcumfrm' CHARLOTTE RAS M LTSSEN ........ ......... FACULTY HIOH SCHOOL IEMBLYN JENNINGS CA1sAN1ss .... .. .... . . . ... Kcgislrclr H'i.s'l0ry, Latin MARGARET NICGUIRE CUTSIIALL .... .... 1 Uallzcmntics CATHERINE LEE .............. ..... E uglislz NIARIE LE CATES GARRETT . . . . Scicncm an QI' evmad. GRADES A CHARLOTTE RASMUSSEN LOUISE A. DYISR TRUE NIILLER FARR RUTH l1ERRINGDON YouNmsLooD SPECIALS BIARY JEAN DURHTX M ... ........... ........ . . .. MAUD G, Bl1iYERS .... 'HSQIEJJ as .af '-K Aifusic . . . Tyfnvfng, Slzorllzavzd THE SPECTATOR STAFF TRUDY LAYATAN PIIZLEN SUE IMIOLCOMB illa-naging Editors. ASSISTANTS JEAN PATTERSON BETTY Jo FUNK EUNICE BRADLEY RLXRILYN KIhINIERI.1NG ozewoi: l-TE SPIRIT oT The,Viaud School should ever be ThaT oT iT: Tounder, Madame E. M. Viaud. No woman has ever had higher principles or Tiner ideals. l-ler moTTo is: Place your honor so high ThaT no man will quesTion where you sTand. Guard iT as your rnosT priceless possession. Fear noT The criTicisrn oT This world as long as your own hearT Tells you ThaT you have done The noblesT and mosT uprighT Thing. . The class oT '48 has imbibed some oT The spiriT OT Madame Viaud and will seek To carry ThaT spiriT inTo a Troubled world. The chaos and disorder oT economic and social disTurbances can be dispelled only loy The Tew who are Truly deTermined To do ThaT which is righT no maTTer whaT The cosT. To This end we dedicaTe our aims! The Class oT '48 R H RRINGDON X UNGBLOOD ffffjg JWMU jgff W5 W Cf 66ZLCdfL0lfL I-IE SENIOR CLASS of Viaud School, in fhe year I948, dedicafes fhe Specfafor fo one who is a guide, counselor and friend. By unliring inferesf and unflagging cheerful- ness. fhis friend has been an inspirafion fo every sfudenf. No day moves smoofhly wifhouf her. The rickefy sfeps fo fhe fhird floor do nof defer sfudenfs from going up fo see her. Eighfh Graders. who are her parficular charge, are fhe envy of ofher sfudenfs. Seafs in her room are af a premium during fesf weeks. We would fruly say of fhis charming person, Precious fhings come in small pack- ages. l-ler finy body carries a big hearf and soul. We wonder af her energy. her vivacify, her enfhusiasm. Broken wafer pipes and overflowing drains do nof dampen her spirif. The breadfh of her undersfanding is remarlcf able. For fhe Veferans, she ever has a sympafhefic ear. For Mrs. Farr's children she has a ready smile and a warm welcome. From fhe youngesf fo fhe oldesf member of fhe Viaud family, we all love her and for fhis reason, we dedicafe fhe l948 Specfafor fo: Rufh l-lerringdon Youngblood P x Seniors J! . J-, Q . x H ,Q O X x 'J 2 J Q 1 O ' z A U V' i N B 1 O -A -s -P . x 4 rl . N ,.4 , I Ji . 4? r L 1 'fi I, Ik L iv' 7 , SL Y 1 ' DONALD ARRINGTON EUNICE BRADLEY JEANETTE BRITTAIN IQAYMOND COOK CHARLES CUTSIIAW JOAN DICKERSON page six Seniors - - . 1 Q BE'I'TY LOU IDILLARD ATHENA ECONOMY JUNIOR FQLDIQN B12'r'rx' Jo FUNK CUTSHAW I-I1s1,1zN SUE I'IOLCOMB XVADE HUDSON page seven v rf Seniors x XL. - I ,M za? WW F T f ROBERTS Romzm' SPIGLR UDOLPH SPIERS JIRMADELL STRAIN i CHARLo'rT12 NVADIE VIRGINIA Wralxls page sigh? Seniors O I I - 1 W IVIARILYN IQIMMERLING Truim' LAYMAN AUBREY LESTER JOHN NIILLAY DISWEX' LOONEY RALPH PURFATIBR Y bw' Wx A K. Mx ' 1, XY . L ,I L gy 1. -I I X V. ' ' 'ig ., 'Vx , , .Y-4 X page nine 'Q km 5 . W SZDIOTS - - - page ien GARNETT WOOD FREDERICK VVRIGI-IT Noi in pfrture RAY EPPERLEY ROVETA LEE FRYE JOHN LAWRENCE FAGG R. C. VVIMMER, JR. BILL LANTZ ARNOLD LEE MITCPIELI. VERNON IJKENS DAVID EDWARD PATTON THOMAS H. ROBERSON RICHARD STUART DORIS SCOTT PAUL WIZBIS Hgh School RICHARD ANDERSON ICUDELI, As111,1RY IQICITII .HAILICY WILLIAAI B1s11O1' BILL l5Ow1.1as MARY ANN .l3OwL1cR JANNIS BROGAN SHERMAN .I311RRO111:11s RICHARD CALDWELI. GEORGE CAMPBELL JAMES CARTER CLARENCE DAN 1 E1, CII ILTON IQLIIERT A. CL11fTON LOUISE COIIN JOAN COOKE HIi'l 1'Y COON NVILLJS COWAN NIILIJRED Cox R11-1. CUDD1 NOTON DO11c:1..As DRAIIER WILLIAM DRAPER Ross DUBOSE IJARYLIE EANES PEGGY EIFFERT CARLISLIE FARMER ALEX .FEKAS DON FRITTS ROY FRYE j11w1 Fl.Tl.GIIlIM BILL GILL NANCY PIALIE B011 HALL CLYDE LIARRIS STANLEY l1AYIiS RAYMOND fH11.1'. IJOLORES .I'1O11OEs 'lf R If DY E 1-I ORTO N DOT 1-I UNDLIEY .1011 N STU A RT H 1,1 N TER NICD JENNINGS AIOIIN JOHNSON BILL JOHNSON JANET JOHNSTON VVALTER j'O11NsON MARVIN LAWIIORN PERRY E. LAZENDY DICKIE LITTLE BIARLENE LUCAS DULANEY LUDXVICK ANN MARLOWE MAC NICCORMICK GEORGE MCDONALD DONALD .RREADOR F RED MERCER PAUL MILLER DAVID lWUSSEI.W'HI'1'E CATHERINE NOITSINCIER DIARY ELLEN NORRIS HOWARD ULIVIQ 1X'IELVIN PADGIQTT ANN PATTERSON JEAN PATTERSON TAY PARROTT ROGER PENDRIEY NIASSIE POEE BOB PURSICR ANNIE PURVIS R. H. QUlNN, IR. BYRD IQIDDLIE' ROBERTA SINK ROY DOUGLAS SMITI-I, IR. IQITA SMITII JOHN STURGILL MARTIN rfARTER VICTOR TI-IOBILXS :ALFRED TOLLEY CATIIERINE ANNE VAUGI-IAN GUY VIA I MARY VAN XVALBACII ROBERT P. XMALTON-, JR. ESTELLE XVIEINER CORBIN XIVILSON TOM MY VVILSON CLIFFORD VVR1'OI11T VVOODROVV XVRIGIIT A NELDA WOOD PAUL VV OOD lN1lSLV1N NVOOD page eleven 4 z H' ' n ', 'I L l 1 , ,wwf 4, W ! UK I Nfl! ff x I UQ! LV I R fu YUJ D7 R, f H, ' XX AK! Q K Jqylff , IV 021, I' , ,f 'kfxi ,yu C-UU U P P165 , L14 if X. 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BEST LOOKING BETTY ROBERTS PIOWARD OLIVE T E- E E EEE msn 1 Nw Wg T 1 fl if BEST DRESSED CATHERINE NOESINGER CLYDE HARRIS J- paqe eigh+een , H . H , M EW' - CUT ES-'I. COUPLE JOAN COOKE BILL JOHNSON a 4, M I , MOST PERSONALITY TAY PRRROTT RTELIARD ANDERSON ,N ab' w H-1, .',, AED' ! I Mirror MOST POPULAR JEAN PATTERSON Ross D 0110515 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CHARLES CUTSHAW , V, A, 1'IELEN Sym HoLco1x1EMf.,ff!,f 'w,' U . Lf! E.. - E, .4- W ' . . f '- ,4-'7 w I ,,.....-.P 5. ,Q - VVITTIEST RIASSIE POEF T Um' LAYMA. A 1, f ,. .4 Qs I bu' J! Xi! ' W X ii W . . X ...v '!l' in wi, 5,!E 4 ,UQ we J ,M M,m5a.w1 W-fxgamf ZESQWEBFHQKQC ' WM fm ' ' few W' EWBIEELKLH- E EiE.LEm,.E ' 'B ,, H 1 , page nmefeen . -Q ,,: , i Q' ' N. V--I-een CIUQQ - - f, :ff . L n , 4 , . BEvE111-v 1AxS1'1WORTlI c1511. JKIARY 1LXNN BOWLIZR ff Lf Ec X9 EUNICE BRA1v1.Ey HO1.c'OA11s LOUISE COHN H 1. 1. 1 A AI' I'.rA1A115R1.1N1 JOAN COOKE y, 51a'1'4 1. VFRUDY LAYMAN 1 ?'C11A1z1,OT'1'1': VVAOE BIARLENE LUCAS IWARY VAN XVA1.11Ac11 ' ANNE h1ART.OWE ESTliI.LE XVELNER T AY PAR11O'1 r NI'II.l'DA XVOOO JEAN PA'1 rERsON Ifaculfy X1fI Z'i.Yl'I'v, C.'X'l'lll'IRI!NI I 1 1 page fwenfy r I, IJ, 7 I7 X nat lflllill emit 3251211102111 . . . The class of 1948 sat sadly around the long table in Miss Dyeris room. livery heart grieved at leaving Viaud and parting from classmates. Finally, Charles rapped with his gavel and began, The class will come to order. Silence! Then Aubrey said. I move we make our Last VVi1l and Testament. Second the motion, called Trudy. The vote was called and carried. Then l leave my typing skill to struggling Freshmen. said Donald Arring- ton. And I leave my knowledge of Chemistry formulas to Raymond Hill, said Teena. That's an idea and I do the same for P. VV. Miller, cried Rudy. VVe'll leave our knowledge of color and 'fashion to Tay and Mary Van, said Eunice, Betty, Marilyn, and Charlotte in one breath. VVell, l'll not be outdone, said Erinaclell. I'll leave 1ny steady nerves to Ross. That's line! And we'll leave our positions as school custodians to Billy Gill, Fred Mercer, Richard Caldwell and George McDonald, said Aubrey and Charles. The rest of the class sat quietly thinking. Then Virginia VVebb and Jeanette Brittain rose and almost sobbed, VVe'll leave the office and library to Ann Marlowe and Trudy Horton. XVell, ,lill leave my wander-lust to Louise Cohn and Trudy will leave her dancing skill to liste-lle, said Helen Sue. Then Betty jo Funk and 'Ioan Dickerson slowly rose and said, XVell, class- mates, we were away from V iand long enough to l'CEll1ZC how much our classmates and school meant to us. So, we move that all of us leave to our Alma Mater our love and best wishes! The class voted an unanimous assent and adjourned. Signed, JOHN TWTILLAY, Secretary page twenty-one Ultima lgrnplgerg . . . The atomic bomb dicln't really blow up all of the civilized world as everyone had predicted in 1948. Instead, that vast store house of energy was released to help struggling humanity and a new order arose. Life was easier and more pleasant. Best of all, increased leisure stabilized peoples' nerves and gave them better balance so, when in 1958, the Viaud class of '48 came for its tenth reunion, we were a better group. Charles Cutshaw's restless energy had been turned to construction work and he proudly displayed his latest model car, designed and built in his own factory. Trudy Layman's voice had been turned to good account and controlled and directed, she had become a Broadway star. Betty Jo Funk's equestrian skill had won a string of blue ribbons at the Kentucky derby. The newest designs in house furnishings were admirably displayed in Helen Sue Holcomb's new home. fHer skill in decorating even made it possible to dis- play a University of North Carolina banner without harming the color schemej ' Jeannette Brittain and Virginia VVcbb proudly displayed pictures of Long Island homes furnished in the most elaborate and beautiful manner. . Aubrey Lester, following former President Truman's example, tried the clothing business. This led, as in Truman's case, to politics and now Aubrey was representative from his district. . John Millay had followed his desires and after designing a United Nations' building, was busy designing a new Viaud School. Eunice Bradley, Betty Roberts, Marilyn Kinnnerling and Charlotte XVade were noted as the four best dressed Women in the United States. The ten years since graduation at Viaud had frequently seen the pictures of these four in the Society column of Roanoke newspapers. Rudy Spiers' business success had led him far. The Spiers' products were sold throughout the United States and in all foreign countries. Richard Stuart had become manager of the Roanoke airport and was achieving signal success, Ermadell Strain, quiet and dignified as in Viaud days, had become the efficient manager of W. R. O. V. Paul W'ebb was head of the Farmers' union in Floyd and joan Dickerson was hostess on one of the planes of the Dicloerson-Goodwill Air Lines. Teena Economy was chemist for a great New York concern and Garnett VV ood had become head of General Motors. The reunion of the class was naturally a colorful event, for scientific ad- vancement had produced beautiful new fabrics and designs. The handsome audi- torium at Viaud held an unusually famous group of people and everything was designed to make the 10th reunion of the class of '48 a Real Success! page fwenfy-two MI a4!Jvezfi,4ez,4 FOR COMPLETE NEWS COVERAGE THE ROANOKE TIMES Marzzying ana' Slllldll-QV Uhr iliuannlw lmnrlh-Nunn E'Z't?I1Tllg RADIO STATION W D B J 960 011' your Dial AFTER SCHOOL Drop In Af GEORGE? DMVEINN II WALNUT AVE., BETWEEN JEFFERSON ST. AND MAPLE AVE. AND HAVE ONE OF THOSE SUPER HAMBURGERS Tlz.v.v're The Bm! S'r1-:Arcs SANDWIQ III s page Twenfy Th COIllf71ilIlCHf.S' of 5 ROANOKE DAIRY 8: U T I, E :ce CREAM co. 91 X sos sJsrrsasoNs KIMMERLIN6 BROS., Inc. FINE FL0 WERS 25 Franklin Road, S. W. DIAL 73l5 g JOHN NORMAN MM I FINE CLOTHES I MEN 81 BOYS For .S'Iy'c . YOU CAN DEPEND ON Cozzzplmzmzfs of KLENSALL CLEANERS .4 ' 1' an 3 ' U Qllflllfy - lrzfe HfeC'f7llfUfilHLN DIAL 23I7 sob F Hin Road J ROANOKE P91' fvf X In 0 Miva? X 'Z xf EN as 'X 5 y , X ' 9 N-1 Q f J . . 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