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

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Viaud Madame Viaud is now Principal Emeritus of the School O Q25 The O S QQ Of The SPECTATOR VIAUO SCHOOL Presents IIs 1955 EDITION ,QQ QQ Q QD Ded The 1955 Class of Viaud wishes to dedicate t The team composed E outstanding 2 wonderful they won or lost and added a lot activity to the they failed to Tournament a was made. This goes especially to Ernest Snellings, Managerg t goes also to Mr. Broaddus E. Chewning, Ir., Coach, who did a ' i o n ne of THE SPECTATOR to the basketball team basketball of some players showed sportsmanship when 5 ff K ff 4 i f V i a game. They increased of interest and school. Even though win the Gold Metal wonderful effort tt, Captaing who made our team possible. A great deal of credit and school to increase interest in the game. The Viaud chool Margaret McGuire Cutshall . ..... President A. B. Randolph Woman's College Emblyn Iennings Cabiness . .... Assistant President A. B. Randolph Woman's College Ruth H. Youngblood . Secretary-Treasurer Hollins College Charlotte Rasmussen Registrar Marie LeCates Garrett ......... lst Grade A. B. University of Delaware, A. M. Columbia University Broaddus E. Chewning, lr .......... History B. S. School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University Maude Meyers ........ Business Department A. B. Radford Teacher's College, Graduate National Business College Mary Russell . ......... Librarian St. Mary's Library School, New York Public School Mary lean Durham . ...... Music B. M. Westminister Choir Schools Lucille Steadman - University of Virginia Martha Willman . .... Speech Tucker School of Expression lames Weaver . . B. S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Guy Carr . B. S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Ambler Southerland . . B. S. Virginia Military Institute University of Virginia Foreword The annual staff is very proud to present this, the 1955 edition of THE SPECTATORH. This is a picture story of your activities around school, your classmates, and your special moments. We hope you will be able to look back through the years at this book and be able to re-live each and every precious moment. This year as many of the students of Viaud are preparing to walk out into the outside world all of the students will forever remember the things they have learned and what their school has stood for in their life. For those who have graduated before us we feel we have benefited by your experience and gained by your knowledge. For those who remain behind the way is long and rough, many will be left, but when you get discouraged, remember the good will always over-shadow the bad. Also, we shall not forget Mrs. R. M. Cutshall, our principal: Mrs. L. B. Cabiness, senior sponsor: lVIr. B. E. Chewning, Ir., sponsor of our annual: and all the others whose painstaking efforts have guided our lives - putting our wishes before their own, devoting precious time and energy to the development of our minds, and our mental attitude toward life so that we may look to the future unafraid. It is the sincerest hope of the staff that this will truly be your book of memories. eniors of 1955 'I x TZ ff A ff ' 1 7' f ' 5' X ff M247 Wm e,?1 '-vii: QQ Q J QQ VE!! gm 0' U .J X , ' I H? f,, . I xx J 2 'V , X , . 71 Q VM! 2 :,L.Lj'f y?f fb f , - A Q eniors Class 6 FURMAN WALKER President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Clcxss -1 , RADER LEWIS OFFICERS Furman Walker . . . Rader Lewis 0. lean White . . . . Ernest Snellings Adviser -- Mrs. E. Ccxbiness PEGGY ANNE BOLES Cute, loves to dance, has special interest around Viaud, anything for fun, wants to be a secretary. SAM COPPER Likes to have fun, dance, one of our basketball players. eniors IASPER CALDWELL Dislikes Work, always talkingl fun to know and to be With. 1955 PHYLLIS COVINGTON Pretty, neat, likes to have a good time, Works as a typist. OBERT LEE DAVIS un to know, swell personality, ust wants to have a good time. KENNETH GAULDIN Happily married intellegent. pleasing personality. BARBARA GRAYBILL Deanie , blond hair, has hopes of being a Iune bride. eniors PEGGY ANN MAYS Likes to be with people, go on parties, sweet, nice personality. RADER LEWIS Always a lot of fun, wears c diamond, loves to eat in class Queen of the S. G. F 1955 MARY LOUISE MCNEECE A friend to all, always ready to help. quiet but fun. iARRY MOYERS Dislikes to work, talktive, nice o know. RALPH PEEK Handsome, dark hair and eyes, a would-be Romeo, likes sports. ROBERT PENTECOST Cute, nice to know, lots of fun. DONALD LEE RAMSEY Cute, never stops talking, al- ways ready for fun, never passes up chance for food. eniors ERNEST SNELLINGS Father , manager ot our bas- ketball team, friend to all. 1955 HARRY SKINN ELL One of our new boys, fun nice. EAMES SUTLIFF Always ready for fun, dislikes norne-work, gets along wtih everyone. GRAY WALDRON Looks good with new crewcut, fun, cute. FURMAN B. WALKER lntellegent, always knows the answers, a happily married December Groom. ROBERT WILLIS Dark hair and eyes, cute, likes to have fun. eniors IEAN WHITE The other side of one of ou happy marriages, sparklin personality, fun. 1955 WILLIAM E. YAGER Quiet until you get to know Him, dislikes work. LSENIORS NOT PICTURED Leslie Blankenship Garland Denny Iunior Downs Ierry Sigmon NANCY SUE WHORLEY Sweet, hos interest in ct certain red-hectd around school. IAMES WARREN BROWN My strength is as the strength of ten Because my heart is pure. WALLACE DANGERFIELD An honest man's the noblest work of God. 1 HOWARD CARROLL The glass of fashion and the mould of form. eniors 1955 'Rich gifts, wax poor, when rivers prove unkind. Cringl 1312 BETSY HALLMAN To know her was to love her MARIE MOORE A perfect woman nobly plcmned To wcrrn, to comfort and com- mend. MAURICE PRILLAMAN He gave the people of his best: I-Iis worst he kept, his best he gave. IAMES DeHART Follow you the star that lights the pathway For man can half control his tate. eniors WILLIAM RICHARDSON His life is gentle, cmd the elements so mixed in him tha nature might stand and say to all the world Up this is g man! N Q Z X I. 1 'f 3 Em ,fa i N choa 5 1 Dgnqld Rqmgey Phyllis Covington MOST POPULAR - Rader Lewis BEST LOOKING - Furman Walker Mos1: ATHLETIC - gljfgfivifgffll BEST Airror E100 Clifton CUTEST COUPLE - I d L ' Wm - Ann Boles eorn Un UCIUH 1 e 553304 , 2.53 - . , Q wg ' . Atff , 'f fgfiizsimz gg b Bm, ' ' -7 N .. .,.. 11245 A. A I' , XD' vw .V an 5 My ,. ' ,Q . :U 'g :- ice Luck wld Camden Peggy Ann Mcrys WITTIEST - Sum Copper ndergraduates Q Q f V! ' ' Q - , 52 .24 A Q A :fi ey,-' .f,? f7'H --'-' 1' .h , Q Z Qw faf Q 9 . Z eg I Undergraduates A-Gu 44M , W Allred Aluere Loweu nonon Jimmy Chaney Skipper Hitchcock Jimmy Arrington Donald Camden Danny Clark Roland Larwence David Beckner Bobby Camern Ebo Clifton Jerome Lovem Buddy Bishop William Carbough Buddy Ford Janice Luck ndergraduates Loretta Lockett William Morgan Bill Strung Wayne Booth Susan Marble Shir1Musse1rnan Fred Woolwine Iimmy Campbell Ioyce Martin Roy Sisson Gary Austin I. C. Capito Raymond Miles Betty Stafford Vickie Barton Robert Cook Undergraduates Yftxv 'un ASW F,-am. 'VTWTQP Qin!! In, x W or -J? np, Buddy Dyer Ralph Hollie Carole Sue Good Raffie Moloui Myrna Kiser Marshall Monroe Richard Herrinq Harry Palmer Lai! Calvin Parsons Fred Parris Donald Rakes Patty Vaughan -g '3 Ierry Webster Ray Williams Beverly Wood David Zimmerman Fm MEG f-arf figment , N. 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This was truly one of the enjoyable events of the school year. As the Annual goes to press Viaud is looking forward to a season in baseball. The school has teams registered in the A, B, and industrial leagues of the city. f MON OGRAM CLUB First row, left to right: Roland Lawrence, Harry Moyers, Odell Waldron, Ebo Clifton. Second row, left to right: Ernest Snellings, Iohn Repass, Don Ramsey, President: Robert Willis, X 5 S BILL SCOTT Forward Captain ODELL WALDRON The basketball team of Viaud, cornpos some good games this season. In one of I score made. I 3 Q 92 fi EMORY PERDUE Cenier O Guard SAM COPPER Guard students from school and THE STUDIO, played :mes they made a score of 112, the highest O BOB WILLIS Center DON R1-XMSEY Forward ERNEST SNELLINGS Manager '23 SPEEDY MoYERs Forward IOHN REPASS Forward EBO CLIFTON Guard 521. ROLAND LAWRENCE Guard B. E. CHEWNING, IR Coach napshots 'X .WM .',. 5 3' Mf 'QZ' npr f 1 L wma? Newspaper taff This is the first year the school has had a school paper, The Viaud News was organized in February, with Mrs. Meyers as sponsor. The staff met four times a month and the paper came out twice a month. IANICE LUCK Editor NEWSPAPER STAFF First row, left to right: Peggy Anne Boles, Associate Editor: Betty Stafford, Ioyce Martin. Loretta Lockett. Second row, left to right: Ianice Luck, Editor: Rader Lewis, Ierorne Lovern, Roland Lawrence, Richard Herring. Third row, left to right: Ebo Clifton, Mrs. Meyers, Sponsor: Harry Moyer, Iimmy Sutliff, Robert Willis. Not pictured: Peggy Ann Mays. Annual taff The annual staff is composed of any student at Viaud who is interested in journalism. All major offices are held by seniors and minor offices by undergraduates. The staff has as its sponsor Mr. B. E. Chewning, lr. PEGGY BOLES Editor iw ANNUAL STAFF First row, left to right: Mary Louise McNeece, Peggy Anne Boles, Editor: Betty Stafford Georgia Weiss, Rader Lewis. Second row, left to right: Ebo Clifton, Shirl Musselman, Business Manager: Iimmy Sutliff Odell Waldron, Furman Walker, Associate Editor. Third row, left to right: Gary Waldron, Bobby Davis, Robert Willis, Don Ramsey, Mr Chewning, Faculty Adviser. Not pictured - Peggy Mays, lean White. Thespian Club Since the opening of school last September the Dramatic Department of the school has entertained with three plays. During Education week in October an original playlet entitled, Learning is Fun, was given featuring the following students from Elemen- tary Department: Gary Austin. Harry Palmer, Calvin Parsons, Billy Wilson, Patricia Ann Vaughan, Beverly Wood and Carol Sue Good. Rader Lewis, as the Spirit of Education, representing the High School. On December 20, a most entertaining Christmas play was pre- sented at the Floyd Ward Dancing Studio. The play, an adaptation of the Bird's Christmas Carol featured the scene in which the Ruggles family were preparing to eat dinner with the wealthy Birds. All the elementary department and Pat Duncan from the High School participated. May 20 is May Day. Together with the mystery of who will be Queen of the May, anticipation soars high. For the celebration takes place on the beautiful grounds of the Cutshalls country home. An original May Day play will be presented by the elementary reading students. Cast of characters is as follows: Earth Child, Patrician Ann Vaughan: Sprites, Daffy and Dilly, Beverly Carol Wood and Mary Nininger: Perky, Harry Palmer: Poky, Robert Cook: Jiffy, Gary Austin: Dozy, David Zimmerman: Odds and Ends, Calvin Parsons. Mrs. Martha Willman has done an excellent job of instructing the dramatic group. Her patience and guidance has made this an outstanding year in the Thespian Club's history. 1 ..-., harm Class 1 ,Q A 'i' 1' A vzwaz W al M :gh 1 , L. A 1 P. Ei 6 'ez . M mlm, x Q 'Z 1 F, Q !:!?L X if .fx f X, , EL. Z 00. Activities The charm class consisted of all girls from Viaud. The class met every Thursday and studied charm and etiquette. We the girls of Viaud wish to take this time and space to thank Mrs. B. E. Chewning, Sr., for taking her time to come over and teach us. We feel we have gained through her knowledge and are now able to be more charming and poised. We will not forget the wonderful teas she had for us. Thanks again to a swell person! CHARM CLASS Snap Shots Snapshots M Ay ,HQ X '-1 f Nw 0 lux 226' 11 f NY Qgfaiil fs: 42245 pswifif ' 'A ,M Q 1 I W' Q C5315 ' Nei , if lp Q' ,www f IW X X s f 1 2 wsu ,xx A X gi 1 ' ??,, ' FV 41 HW fx- , A 'ws ,-if 'xv W v ,, eptember The 1954-1955 school year at Viaud opened on September 6 with Students just back from summer vacations. Some of the students had been here all through the summer but most ot them were returning from those glorious summer vacations we all love. Everyone found it hard to finally settle down to work after all the play during the summer. The high lights of the month were the lectures given by the Rev. Steven Maithis, at the school and at THE STUDIO, and the tea given by Mrs. B. E. Chewning, Sr., at her home in South Roanoke. The tea was given to welcome all girls into the charm class. October October brought the opening ot the basketball season with boys from VIAUD and THE STUDIO participating. The season was opened by the game with Roanoke Marines Reserve. Games were played throughout the year with different leagues around the city. November Dr. and Mrs. Edward Monaghan gave a lecture on hypnosis at VIAUD and THE STUDIO. ecember This was one ot the biggest months around school. The Snow Queen Dance was held at the Buena Vista Center. The dance was formal and at 10:30 the crowning ot Phyllis Covington, the Snow Queen, was held. The Sunday before Christmas, the students went down to the Villamont Presbyterian Church. The choir of VIAUD presented a program of Christmas carols and the sermon was delivered by Mr. B. E. Chewning, Ir. After the ser- vice the students were invited to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cutshall's home for lunch. Also, this month a play was presented at the FLOYD WARD SCHOOL of DANCING. Two students from school, Pat Ireland, and Pat Duncan, had leading parts. This could also be called The Matrimonial Month. Three of our students were married, Pat Ireland, Pat Duncan, and Furman Walker. January Many new students entered school and a breakfast was given at the school to welcome them. Rader Lewis, Vice-President of the senior class, gave the welcome. A reception was held at school for the parents and the students. This was so the teachers, new students, and their parents could become acquainted. Refreshments were served and everyone had an informal good time. February A tea was held at school for Mrs. B. E. Chewning, Sr., charm class sponsor. She was unable to be present and was missed by everyone. Valentines were passed out to the students and refreshments were served. The pictures from the studio arrived and everyone got to see how they really look! Two students from school were married. Tean Revnolds and Lucin- White March Reverend Holmes, a former graduate of Viaud, came back to the school and opened Lent Season. The school was glad to welcome a former student back. A shower was given by the charm class for Mrs. Iean White. Refreshments were served and everyone had fun. The Shower was given at the home of Mrs. B. E. Chewning, Sr. The basketball team also had a game at the Marine Armory and an informal dinner afterwards at the Buena Vista Center. Dancing followed. This was also the opening of the baseball season. Viaud and the Studio had teams registered in the A, B, and Industrial leagues. AprH This month brought something which the students had been waiting for a long time - a vacation. The day we got out, a luncheon was held at the school. lames Downs, and Garland Denny, February graduates were married to girls outside school. Margaret Thomas, a 1954 graduate married Garland Denny. The Monogram Club had an outing at Loch Haven. It was attended by Monogram Club members and their dates. May Day was held at Mrs. Cutshall's home. The May Queen was crowned and a picnic followed. An outing was also held for the history and Civics classes at Loch Haven. June This brings the end of school and for the Seniors, graduation. Commence- ment was held Iune 7, with Rader Lewis, Furman Walker, Peggy Anne Boles, and Shirl Musselman as speakers. Senior Day was held at Douthat State Park. MAY QUEEN Snapshots ll II Jackie our mascot Z dvertisements V , , V ---4 . w -A 4.1.--nil. .KQLZYI ' X41 X f E ft-5 f H A A-,Wi WW W 0 Compliments of Benri Kesslerm. The House of Fine Furs , g imp fl K MQ . ..... CMM 310 s.JzrrsRsoN S11 CHARLES W. 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