Madison Heights High School - Monelison Yearbook (Madison Heights, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1946 volume:

IIEBX II15lIHIP0llRlIIS l 5756 194 .poroflzy Gofemcuz MO ELISON ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENT BODY OF MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATICJN mr Because of their affectionate in- terest and sympathetic understand- ing of each student's problem, be- cause of their inspirational compan- ionship and able leadership in both work and play, because of their untiring efforts to keep before us the highest ideals of life, and be- cause they truly represent the spirit of the School, so dear to all of us, we, the members of the Staff, in a spirit of profound gratitude and admiration, dedicate this, the eigh- teenth volume of the NIONELISON, to- STEWARD AND MRS. CECILIA A. DOYLE F 0 R E W Q R D l l l HE sands of time run thin, and what is past is gone forever. just as the sunset dims to dusk, and the twilight deepens into night, our memory of what has been fades and slowly darkens into the oblivion of forgetfulness. But, if some chance ray of light were to pierce the darkness, or some reminiscences were to assail the forgotten recesses of our mind, night would become day, and forgetfulness memory. Thus, it is the purpose of this publication to serve as a stimulus to awaken to our conscious thoughts the latent bliss of our tranquil youth. This, the eighteenth volume of the IWONELISON, is proffered to you as a treasure chest of recollections, as an infallible medium for backward glances into the time clouded vista of the past, for between these covers runs riot the joyous happiness of that which cannot be recalled or recaptured, of that which is so dear to us-that brief but glorious era called youth. MRS. 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FACULTY V - I X TYLER FULCHER Since Mr, Fulcher came to Madison Heights in 1943. our school life has been greatly enriched. The greatest service which any teacher can render his students is to furnish them with an ideal. As our principal, Mr. Fulcher has gained our undying admira- tion as a counselor and leader, our highest respect as a Christian gentleman, and our lasting esteem as a friend. His obvious sincerity of purpose has inspired all of us toward higher and greater attainments. It is our desire that Madison Heights High School will enjoy many years of prosperity under the able direction of Mr. Fulcher. p FACU LTY EDNA PEARL STEWARD RandolphfMacon Woman's Col' lege, A.B.: University of Virf ginia: Teachers College, Tempe, Arizona William and Mary English, Music ALICE V. MITCHELL Sweet Briar College, A.B. History, English MILDRED S. BUCKNER Mary Washington, B.S. University of Virginia Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing VIRGINIA MCPHERSON Lynchburg College Mathematics, English NELLIE F. POWELL RanclolphfMacon Wornan's Col- lege, A.B., University of Virf giniag Radford State Teachers College Latin, Spanish ,f - fkfl 5 nf -JZ! THE I946 MONELISON FACU LTY MARTHA I. DAVIS . Newberry College, A.B. History, Mathematics - JESSE T. STONE University of Virginia, B.S. Farmville State Teachers College Typing, Shorthand KATHERINE M. WHITE Mary Washington, B.S. V University of Virginia Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Commercial Math KATE B. MCDERMOTT Coker College, B.S. University of South Carolina Duke, Lynchburg College Algebra, Geometry, General Science fit 5 MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY A A I ii CECILIA A. DOYLE St., Ioseplfs College, A.B,. ' Lynfhburg Gbllege A ,I ,Radford State Te3chersfCo1lcgo University of Virginiair ' ' Physical Education ,K . at H 6. FRANCES QUIGIQEY Lynchburg College, A.B. v Seventh Grade ' ALICE M. TRAYLOR Lynchburg College, A.B. Sixth Grade Not Pictured LUCILLE G. ARTHUR West Virginia University University of Alabama MARY J. SHIPWAY University of Maryland History, English l Home Economics I . S A FAC U LTY GLENMOORE K. WOODSON East Carolina Teachers College Lynchburg College Seventh Grade ELEANOR L. BAILEY Farmville State Teachers Collcgc University of Virginia Columbia University Sixth Grade F i LOUISE HESSON 4 Sweet Briar College Fifth Grade FRANKIE P. FARMER Mary Washington Madison College i I Librarian Q. F I fm ' S. xg., ,J FACU LTY NORA L. QUESENBERRY Radford State Teachers College Farmville State Teachers College Fifth Grade 'rHEssA J. SPARKS University of North Carolina, A.B.g Woman's College of Greensborog University of Virginia Fourth Grade ENZY O. MAYS Lynchburg College Farmville State Teachers College Radford College, B.S. Third Grade MARY W. BAILEY Radford State Teachers College University of Virginia Second Grade FRANCES STILL N? Ferrum College P First Grade P 9 fs f 'X fili QQ -.,.,... THE I946 MONELISON FACULTY HELEN H. POTEAT Averett College Farmville State Teachers College Fourth Grade JOSEPHINE SNEED Farmville State Teachers College 'Third Grade ELIZABETH E. DAVIDSON Farmville State Teachers College Lynchburg College Second Grade AGNES B. ROWBOTHAM Madison College Lynchburg College First Grade L x I ,. Book Tfwo . . CLASSES THE I94b MONELISON K 1' fx? SENIOR CLASS LOUISE MCCORD ........ ....................... ............... P 1' esident DOROTHY COLEMAN ...... ...... V ice-President CHARLOTTE BRYANT ........ ............ S ecretary DEIXIAREST COFFEY ....................................................... ...... T reasurer REPRESENTATIVES MARY BROWN LAYTON TAYLOR CLAUDE DUFF CAROLYN WHITE CLASS COLORS Green and VVhite CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS MOTTO: Disce -ut sfnzper victurus Vive ut cms 11z01'1tu1'us Sponsors MRS. STEWARD MRS. DAVIS 6139-I i 3 MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS FLORENCE V. BERRYMAN Neat, Friendly Commercial, Cotillion, Pep Squad, Home Economics FRANCES RUTH BROWN Happy, Lovable Library, Latin, Commercial, Beta, 1. U. G., Science, Math CHARLOTTE MAE BRYANT Refined, Gracious Beta, MoNEL1soN Staff, Com- mercial, I. U. G., Cotillion, Li' brary, Pep Squad, Glee, Student Council I LOUISE FRANCES BURLEY Lively, Sociable Glee, Commercial, Home ' Economics l DEMAREST B. COFFEY Dignifed, Good-looking Regular Fellows, Science, Math, Library, MONELISON Staff, Com' mercial, Pep Squad, Cotillion SENIORS ERVIN CARLYLE BROWN Humorous, Smiling Commercial, Science, Library, Cheer Leader, Regular Fellows, Cotillion, Spanish, Glee LIARY ARLINE BROWN Lovable, Lovely Math, Library, Commercial, Cheer Leader, Glee, MONELISON Stail, Home Economics, Cotil' lion, Student Council, J. U. G., Latin, Senior Play FRANK T. BURKS, IR. Agreeable, Courteous MONBLISON Stall, Commercial, Math, Science MARY C. CAMPBELL Bashful, Studious Commercial, Science GLENN LOVING COFFEY Handsome, Polite Commercial, Science, Math, Glee, Cotillion, Pep Squad CPT-:v?l?ii'i ii C. 51.5.2 Taj? .- SENIORS CURTIS BOYD COLEMAN Happy, Co-operative Math, Science, Cotillion, Glee THOMAS W. DALTON Distinguished, Chivalfous Regular Fellows, Library, Sci' ence, Math, MONELISON Staff, Glee, Basketball Team, Com' mercial CLAUDE BRENT DUFF, IR. Iocular, 'Tactful Regular Fellows, Cotillion, Math, Science, Commercial, IVIONELI' SON Staff, Library, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Glee, Senior Play DORIS FAYE EWERS Vivacious, Attractive Library, Glee, Math, Commerf cial, Beta, MONELISON Staff, I. U. G., Cotillion DORIS C. GALLAGHER Pretty, Fuvvloving Commercial, Home Economics Science, Cotillion, I. U. G., -. R. TR-G S u... 'v'I.E- sul ,Q , C, 5 all ew DD THE I'-746 MONELISON SENIORS DOROTHY LEE COLEMAN Cofopemtive, Serious Beta, MONELISON Staff, Com- mercial, Home Economics, Glee, Library NORMA LURLENE DODD Sedate, Poetic Science, Cotillion, Commercial, Library, Pep Squad, Math, Glee MARJORIE L. EGGLESTON Kind, Shy Commercial, Home Economics HENRY C. FRANKLIN, IR. Courteous, .Quiet Cotillion, Commercial, Glee IRIS DALE GARRETT Intelligent, Talkative Commercial, Glee, Beta, Senior Play, Home Economics MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS FLETCHER LLOYD HARRIS Candid, Dignified Math, Commercial, Science, Pep Squad, Cotillion MAY CATHELINE HORTON Petite, Amiable Commercial, Glee, Home Economics WILLIAM E. KESSLER, IR. Handsome, Alert Regular Fellows, Math, Science, Corillion, MoNEL1soN Staff ADA LOIS KosT Gentle, Sincere Home Economics, Science, Latin, Commercial FRED V. MARTIN, IR. Dependable, Genteel Commercial, Glee SENIORS MARJORIE WALDEN HICKS Dainty, Sweet Latin, Library, Home Economics, Commercial, Math, I. U. G., Cotillion, Science MARY MADELINE HORTON Brownfeyed, Impetuous Commercial, Beta, Home Eco' nomics, Glee JOHN EDWARD KNOLL CI1u.nIqy, Happyfgoelucky Commercial, Math LOUIS CARLTON LYON Curly-haired, Literary Math, Commercial, Science, Li' brary, Cheer Leader, Regular Fellows, Cotillion, Spanish, Mo' NELISON Staff, Student Council, Glee, Senior Play HOWARD CARLYLE MAYO Attractive, Witty Science, Commercial, Regular Fellows, Math, MONELISON Stalf, Glee, Library, Cotillion, Senior Play 24, X- F-19 S CC 'En an D SENIORS MARY LOUISE MCCORD Courteous, Dependable Library, J. U. G., Science, Latin, Commercial, Basketball Team, Math, Beta, MoNEL1soN Staff, Cotillion, Student Council ANN MARIE MUNDY Charming, Desirable Latin, Library, Science, Commerf cial, Spanish, Math, Basketball Team, Beta, MoNEL1soN Staff, Cotillion, Senior Play RALPH E. PETERS, IR. Artistic, jovial Commercial, Math, Spanish, Co' tillion, Cheer Leader EDWARD R. RICKETTS Talented, Humorous Cotillion, Math, Commercial, Glee, MONELISON Staff, Science MARY JANE K. SCRIVENER Independent, Lovable Latin, Math, Spanish, Cotillion, Science, Basketball Team, Com' mercial, MoNEL1soN Staff, Senior Play -,-, i GIG 1 w:.fe5i 'GW QX, sa I ci, . 2 A 35 'Q'-'Q 'QS 'inf : THE I946 MONELISON SENIORS ROY PITTMAN MCIVOR Athletic, Carefree Regular Fellows, Commercial, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Math NORA FRANCES NIXON Poised, Earnest Commercial, Cotillion, Pep Squad, Home Economics ELEANOR LOUISE PRICE Genial, Courteous Glee, Commercial, Pep Squad, MoNEL1soN Staff, Home Economics ALFRED ESTELLE ROWZIE Energetic, Gay Science, Cotillion, J. U. G., Commercial, Home Economics, Senior Play MARY MARTHA SIMMONS Amiable, Carefree Home Economics, Commercial MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS CHARLES C. SINGLETON Happy, Considerate Cotillion, Regular Fellows, Base' ball Team, Science, Commercial, Glee F. LAYTON TAYLOR, JR. Frank, Tall Student Council, Regular Fel' lows, Beta, Cotillion, MONELI' soN Staff, Math, Library, Latin, Science, Basketball Team, Glee MARVIN EUGENE WARE Smiling, Winning Baseball Team CAROLYN ANN WHITE Talented, Gay MONELISON Staif, Beta, I. U. G., Spanish, Latin, Math, Science, Cotillion, Basketball Team, Com' mercial, Glee, Library, Student Council DORIS IUANITA WILLIAMS Quiet, Graceful Cotillion, I. U. G., Commercial, Home Economics I SENIORS RALPH K. STINSON Gallant, Fastidious Regular Fellows, Cotillion, Com- mercial, Science, Math, Glee BOYD LEE TYREE, IR. Genuine, Earnest Baseball Team, Cotillion, Regu' lar Fellows, Pep Squad, Science, Commercial, Math ELLEN MAE WEIR Friendly, Merry Commercial, Home Economics EDWARD H. WHITE, IR. Chattcring, Helpful Math, Commercial, Regular Fel- lows, Science, Cotillion HAZEL JUNE WILLIAMS Laughing, Musical Commercial, Math, Cotillion, Basketball. Team, Latin, Library, Home Economics, Glee, Pep Squad, Senior Play K' 3' I R543 1 'wh 'il . 'a'e i C THE I946 MONELISON SENIORS S WALTER MALCGLM WILLS Handsome, Helpful Science, Commercial, Regular Fellows, Senior Play MARY ELIZABETH WOOD Happyfgofluclqy, Fair Home Economics Commercial Club JOYCE LEE WRIGHT Cheerful, Likable Cheer Leader, Commercial, Science, J. U. G. FAREWELL TO M. H. H. S. Time quickly grants to us a fast and fleeting sigh For things we've loved and given yet a cherished part, When, lo, the eve of parting quickly draweth nigh, And memories so fond we've treasured within our heart. How sad to leave Madison Heights, our fair devoted shrine, That nurtured all our dreams and banished all our fearsg Mother school, we know that you're not architecture iine, But you've seemed like a castle to us these many years. We'll miss our teachers dear, their loving patience, too. We'll iight life's battles with a courage here conceived, Achieve great gains, resolve to prove worthy of you- To manifest and live the things which we've believed. M. H. H. S., although we part, you'll ever be with us, Retrieved within the boundless depths of soul and mind. Students, we leave to you our schoolfa mighty trust. Keep her for us, we plead, now leaving her behind. --DOROTHY Co1.EMAN. 20 Q30 ' i NT '-92.1 'iii ,Tx i T2 if-.- SENIORS JOHN W. WOODROOF Mischievous, Lively Beta, Cotillion, Science Senior Play CHIQUITA J. WRIGHT Dashing, .Queenly I. U. G., Spanish, Commercial Math, Home Economics Beta MONELISON Staff, Cotnlhon Basketball Team, Library ANN WATTS YOUNGER Wellfmanneved, Attractive Library, Home Economics MO NEL1soN Staff, Beta I U G Commercial, Math Science Cotillion ' 1 MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS HISTORY In September in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Two. there boarded the Train of Knowledge about eighty-eight persons bound for a trip through Madison Heights High School. much famed for its dissemination of Knowledge. We, the passengers, were assigned places in the Freshmen Section and were well supplied with food for our mental growth and development by Miss Hundley, Mrs. Arthur and Mr. Lasko. Layton Taylor, who was chosen president of the Frosh Section, saw that we acquired sufficient pep, loyalty and school spirit. Other officers were Carlyle Brown, vice-president, and Frank Burks, secretary-treasurer. Our conductor for the first half of the trip was Mr. Early, and he was succeeded by Mr. Fulcher for the last part of the journey. At the end of the first year, having successfully met the requirements for Freshmen passengers, we were transferred to the Sophomore Car and with a membership of about seventy-six, bravely endured the jolting of rougher travel. A number of passengers from Elon joined our group in the Soph car, and we proceeded on our journey. Louise McCord was chosen president with Jeane Grant, vice-president, Thomas Dalton, secretary-treasurer and representatives, Layton Taylor and Claude Duff. Several of our passengers dropped off at side station. Core was eliminated from the menu of knowledge, and new courses, were added. As time passed, we were shifted again and placed in the Junior Coach with 56 jolly members, of whom Dorothy Coleman was elected president. Claude Duff was vice-president, Layton Taylor, secretary, and Demarest Coffey, treasurer. Representatives were Charlotte Bryant, Carlton Lyons and Louise McCord. Several passengers including Frank Mclvor, Buddy Gowens and Roy Wooldridge dropped off at side stations and did not resume the trip. The important events of the year were junior-Senior Banquet and Dance in April at which our rings were presented and junior-Senior Picnic in the spring. Many of our members actively participated in basketball and baseball. Our able advisers this year were Mrs. Stone, Miss Mitchell and Miss Buckner. The happy day came when the group of 56 was again shifted, this time to the Senior Coach with increased privileges and responsibilities. with Louise McCord, president, Dorothy Coleman, vice-president, Charlotte Bryant, secretary and Demarest Colfey, treasurer. Representatives were Mary Brown, Carolyn White, Layton Taylor and Claude Duff. Four persons from Pleasant View became passengers. The grade became steeper, the journey rougher but, ah, the glorious view as the Class of '46 looked out on Commencement Station, looming in the distance. We came to appreciate more fully the supervision given by Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Steward. The Seniors who had been fellow travelers during the long journey became even more closely united in school spirit and class bonds. During the year, the main stops were made for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Dance and Senior Play. We successfully passed the examiners on our baggage of Knowledge and we now stand ready for final transfer. At Commencement Station, we regretfully leave the Senior Coach to become passengers on various roads leading through the Valley of Opportunity to cities of Success, Fame and Worthy Achievement. Louisa MCCORD. 2 1 ' T- G.-Q 1 Gy., in Tzfcxigi Silva? Fl,-fl Q 'D THE I946 MONELISON CLASS PROPHECY The prosperous City of Madison Heights lay garlanded and expectant beneath the June sunshine of the year of 1966. Crowds of gaily dressed people were gather- ing in the stadium of the spacious high school grounds. This stadium, by the way, was the pride of not only the school, but of the entire community, for it had been completed at the cost of thousands of dollars and was the scene of many important out-door gatherings. Today its seats were rapidly filling with hundreds who wanted to have a part in the reunion of the class of 1946. A fine class, asserted gray-haired, old Mr. Fulcher. As fine a class as the school ever sent out. I was principal when they graduated, and we were certainly proud of them. A number are already here,', continued Mr. Fulcher. That's Frank Burks over there. He came in his own airplane this morning. He certainly has a fine one-darts along the sky like a bird. They're expecting a large number of the old class to come in on the Limited. That will be in soon now. He spoke truly, for in a few minutes eager faces were watching the approach of the early afternoon Air-Line Limited, piloted by Carlton Lyons, whose swift Hight along the blue of the overhanging sky was accompanied by a whirring like the beating of many wings. The band, led by Ralph Peters, began its exultant melody of welcome. The members of the class of 1946 who were already present were instantly welcoming the new arrivals, and presently the company turned toward the stadium. The stage was set and everything was ready for the reunion of the class which had graduated twenty years before. The old-time members gathered for the opening march. There were heads with graying locks-if the truth is to be told, there were heads beginning to lose their locks. The band finished the introduction of a lively march, and the class of 1946 of the Madison Heights High School took its place on the Hower trimmed platform, with more dignity but with the graceful ease of twenty years ago. The music changed to the strains of America, and the assembled members began the song written for the occasion by Bobby Ricketts, who had been given to the writing of verse in his high school days. They started out bravely, but even the voices of Marjorie Hicks, Hazel VVilliams, and Carlyle Mayo, who had been noted singers of the class in the old days, grew trembly, and Ralph Stinson, who had been notorious as a cut upf' was seen to blow his nose and wipe his eyes. As the song closed, Louise McCord, who had gained much poise from presiding at class meetings, stepped forward and said: Ladies and gentlemen, I have the great honor of introducing John Knoll who has left his work in the New York business office to be present at this gathering. We are proud of John, who has gained wealth and distinction, he has also gained a Five-foot waist line. When the cheering had ceased, John came forward with his old-time assurance several times multiplied and began: Ladies and gentlemen, I see before me many faces that are new, but I also behold many that were present at the graduation of this class twenty years ago. Before I proceed with the address of the occasion, I wish to present the members of the class of 1946 who are before you and give you a few facts concerning them. I will start with Doris VVilliams. In High School she wanted the halls kept clean and school grounds beautified. She reformed her town. tackled the county and then the state. A good many folks have heard from Doris, and more are going to. Then, here's H. C. Franklin. He has prosperity written all over him. lt says he not only has money in his pockets, but in the bank. Yes, Charles Singleton is a plumber, and he can retire any time he wants to. Boyd Tyree is a well-to-do .X zz R V .5-' V-w'..? ai .3 993 55' MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL baker, he started in an humble way at home because his wife-you know he married Doris Gallagher, on whom he used to be sweet, wanted to be in business. She started a hat shop, and Boyd had to get so many meals that he finally started a public bakery and is doing well. Virginia Berryman, as you know, is principal of your school at this time, and Carolyn White, who has refused many offers of marriage because she's in love with teaching, has charge of the English Depart- ment. Fletcher Harris, Thomas Dalton and Fannie Brown are part of the backbone of the country. Thomas married our capable Fannie who always had a fondness for chickens, calves and baby baa-baas. She is also caring for several now who as babies boo-hooed. Fletcher Harris is Virginia's leading farmer. Here also are Ann Younger and Eleanor Price who have won fame as public speakers 5 Carlyle Brown, who was fond of drawing likenesses of the faculty, won fame as a car- toonist. Here also is Demarest Coffey whom people love because he pulls teeth painlessly. Our Layton Taylor is a worthy doctor, and, of course, you have heard that Claude Duff has gone into business with him. Layton is the doctor, and Claude is the undertaker. Bill Kessler is a noted inventor, he got out a good car that is cheaper than a Ford, and he's doing well. Eddie White is a carpenter, and Mary Wood and Mary Simmons are interior decorators. Chiquita Wright and Estelle Rowzie are in the State Insane Asylum-they have charge of it. Ann Mundy is the thief of the class. She stole an office from her opponent and a march on the voters and got into the legislature-now she's in Congress and no telling what she's getting. Louise McCord, Dorothy Coleman, Iris Garrett, Lurlene Dodd and Charlotte Bryant taught school for a time, but the numbers grew tiresome, so they all took schools of one and are making splendid housekeepers. Nora Nixon, Christine Campbell and Lois Kost have tried their pens at writing for the public. You've all read their articles and stories, especially Advice to the Lovelorn in the Richmond News Leader by Lois Kost. She's an expert in the held. Of course, we cannot forget our diplomatic representatives. Malcolm Wills will be sent as an envoy to Chile while Curtis Coleman will become ambassador to Russia. Glen Coffey, whose pranks used to worry the teachers, has charge of a church in Rhode Island. I believe this is about all of the members of the class who are here today. No, wait a minute, I see a cab approaching not one. but two: yes, one is from the 'Ware and Woodruff Company,' and the other from 'At Your Service, Ready and Willing Company,' owned by Freddy Martin and Roy McIvor. There seems to be quite a bit of competition between the two companies. The Ware and Wood- ruff cab has just stopped, and business seems to be very good. Yes, four models from Hollywood have just stepped out of the cab. They are Louise Burley, Madeline Horton, Catherine Horton and Marjorie Eggleston. The other cab doesn't seem to be doing badly either. It has just pulled up, and Doris Ewers, now manager of Leggett's, is the first to get out. Next I see Mary Brown, the owner of Brown's Drug Store, Ellen Weir, who is doing well with her beauty shop and Mary jane Scrivener, who has just completed her world wide tour. Mrs, Marshall johnson, the former Joyce Wright, is the only member ot our class who is not here. She was delayed in Colorado when her helicopter broke down. Now, dear friends, having introduced the old class of 1946, I will proceed to the address to which I will invite your attention. Here the recital of the class reunion ends, for, if we endeavor to recount what the flowery orator of the day said, the farmers in the audience will not get home in time to milk the cows tomorrow morning. FANNIE BROWN RALPH STINSON CHIQUITA WRIGHT QE S I i-f2 T. j THE I946 MONELISON CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Madison Heights High School for the year 1945- l946, being sound in mind and in body, wish to legally dispose of our most highly valued possessions. ITEM I To M adison Heights H lgh School, we will: A water fountain in the lunch room, so that we can at least have water for lunch. Students whose parents will be more interested in what our school needs. The same teachers next year. A third door in the library, so that the gang who plays follow-the-leader through the library won't have to use the same path. Some pencil sharpeners that will sharpen pencils before they are too short to write with. A gym and a professional basketball coach. A sorely needed coat of paint, and a group of students who will know how to keep it clean. A motion picture machine which will run for ten minutes without stopping. Radiators that will keep quiet and will not leak. A sound proof auditorium for practices and other activities. A larger auditorium so that people won't have to stand on the front porch and hear only the applause. ITEM ll the Faculty, we will : To Mrs. Davis, a Coca-Cola machine for her room. To Mrs. Steward, a third period English Class that will compete with the first period class. To Miss Buckner, another Dorothy Coleman to pass all Shorthand Tests. To Mrs. Stone, a music box for her typing classes. To Miss Mitchell, a sign reading how, when,'l and why to be worn around her neck in order that she may not have to repeat these questions in English Class so often. To Mrs. White, the job of supervising the cafeteria. To Mrs. McDermott, another smart second period geometry class. To Miss McPherson, a trig class that will be as faithful and well-behaved as the fifth period class. To Mrs. Powell, a group of Freshmen who will know how to conduct them- selves in class. To Mrs. Arthur, a book of bedtime stories, which she can read to her sixth period class when they come in sleepy. To Mrs. Farmer, a janitor who will clean the Library. To Mr. Fulcher, a mike which will enable him to patrol the auditorium without leaving his desk. To Mrs. Parnell, a group of students who will come to class on time. To Mrs. Shipway, a steam heated cottage, so she won't have to be constantly sending for the janitor to build a fire. rx!-3 Q 24 ages? MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL ITEM III To the Juniors, we will: 1. The opportunity of having the newly painted Senior home rooms. 2. The honor of being referred to as Seniors. To the Soplzoinores, we will: 1. The honor of having the three Junior teachers to guide them. 2. A courting room for the love birdsf' To the Freshmen, we will : 1. A little of the dignity and pride of the Senior Class, together with our stand- ards of higher education. 2. A rough and rugged path ahead. ITEM IV . Special Bequests 1. To bashful Betty, some of Uboldful Ann. 2. To Buddy Taylor, some Senior girls to talk to. 3. To Barbara Dodd, some of Hazel Williams's wit. 4. To Bessie Bryant, some of Eleanor Price's flesh. 5. To Bobby Flowers, Roy McIvor's place on the basketball team. 6. To Eleanor and Benny, Fannie's and Thomas's place as Romeo and Juliet. V 7. To Ronald Blanks, Thomas Dalton's fondness for study. 8. To the future treasurer of the Cotillion Club, Charlotte Bryant's Little Book. 9. To Dorothy White, Ann Mundy's legs. 10. To Eleanor Ewers, some of Doris's dignity. ll. To Acie Bryant, Layton Taylor's height. 12. To the fashion paraders, one of Mrs. Steward's hats. 13. To Betty Pope, some of Carolyn Wl1ite's slimness. 14. To Ethel Lee Dawson and Marilyn Burch, some bus drivers who are single. 15. To Anne Ramsey, a 4-F, so Uncle Sam can't get him. 16. To Glenn Ricketts, the knowledge of how many credits he possesses and to what class he belongs. 17. To all engaged girls of the Junior class, the privilege of changing their minds. 18. To Bessie Bryant, Carolyn White's ability to giggle. 19. To Mrs. Stone, a custodian for her fountain pen and other personal properties. Witnessed B y : ANN MUNDY THOMAS DALTON Signed, DORIS EWERS CAROLYN Wmrs 25 ' X 63 i as, E JUNIOR CLASS BOBBY FLOWERS ........ .............. P rmidrrzt IZLIEANOR IUEAN .... ......... S fcretary GLORIA XVILIQY ...... ....................... I 'rift'-IJl'l'.YI'dCJZf ICARLA CREVVS ................... ........ T reasurer REIIRI-:SIA:N'I'ATIvI-:STo STUIII-:NT COUNCIL LINIIEN MCIVOR .ABBITT HORSLEY CHAPMAN BROVVN CLASS FLOWIQR: Red Rose CLASS COLORS: Red and White RIOTTOZ Onward ever, backward neverm S P O N S O R S MISS IXIITCIIELL MISS BIfcI4NIaR MRS. STONE VIRGINIA ABBITT ANGELINE ADAMS RONALD BLANKS CHAPMAN BROWN ACIE BRYANT BESSIE BRYANT MARILYN BURCH VERNA MAE CAMPBELL WALTER COLEMAN DAVID CREWS KARLA CREWS MABELINE CRIST THELMA DAVIS ELEANOR DEAN ROBERT YFLOWERS HORANCE FLOYD RICHARD GILBERT HAZEL HAGER BETTY HARTLESS ABBITT HORSLEY IIETTY HORTON DOUGLAS HUDSON VIVIAN ,IESSEE DELLA LYONS IZIJITH MARTIN BENNY Mf:CONNEl.L LINDEN MHIVOR VIRGINIA MCIVOR YERNELL MORRIS CLARA OGDEN BILLIE RAIKES ANNE RAMSEY ,IANICE ROBERTS ANNE SHELTON MATTIE SMITH IRENE STAPLES -IEAN STINNETTE BEATRICE STOXVE VIVIAN STUMP EDNNARD TAYLOR OVERTON WARE jEAN XVEEKLEY RUTH VJELLS -IACK NVIIITEHEAD GLORIA XYILEY NANCY VJOODY KATHERINE WOOLDRIDGE VELMA YOUNG SOPHOMORE CLASS LILLIAN INGE ......... .............. P resident JEAN MOSS ...... ......... S ecrctary BETTY FRANKLIN ............................ Vice-President JUNE DODD ............................ ........ T rcasurer REPRESENTATIVES TO STUDENT COUNCIL BETTY IVIUNDY DAIQLENE BURCII CLASS COLORS: Purple and Gold IVIOTTOZ Climb though the rocks be rugged S P O N S O R S MRS, XVHITE MISS INICPHERSON MARIE ABBITT HAROLD ANDERSON NEIL BALDWIN HATTIE SUE BRIZENDINE WILFRED BROWN PEGGY BRYANT DARLENE BURCH RUTH BURKS RICHARD BURLEIGH BERNARD CAMPBELL MADELINE CAMPBELL RUTH CAMPBELL MARION CARPENTER EDNA EARL CASH GERTRUDE CHUMBLEY VIRGINIA COFFLIN IDA MAE COLEMAN LINWOOD COLEMAN JEAN CREWS RUSSELL DAVIS RUTH DAVIS THOMAS DAVIS ETHEL LEE DAWSON MARIE DEAN JUNE DODD SHIRLEY EGGLESTON ALICE FARRIS CARLTON FLOYD JOHN FOSTER BETTY FRANKLIN LOIS FREEMAN PATRICIA FULLER BETTY GRANT WADE HENSON SHIRLEY HORTON JULIAN HUDSON MARY ELLEN HUDSON WALTER HUDSON EZRA HUMPHREYS LANDON HUMPHREYS LILLIAN INGE DONALD JOHNSON LORENE JORDAN PEGGY KEITH MARY JANE LANG AUBREY LANE BARBARA LAYNE -IEAN LIPSCOMB BESSIE MARTIN EMMA MARTIN MYRTLE MAYBERRY BROCKMAN MAYO NANCY MAYS VIOLA MEADOWS ERCIELLE MILLER VIRGINIA MORRIS JEAN MOSS BETTY MUNDY DORIS OVERTON RIITH OXVENS RAYMOND PETERS BETTY JEAN POPES JEAN RAIKES LEWIS RHODES SHIRLEY RICHARDSON BETTY RICKETTS GLENN RICKETTS WILLIAM ROBERTS HENRY ROBERTSON ROBERT RUCKER MILDRED SANDIDGE MARY ANNE SHELTON HERMAN STAPLES GERALD THOMAS RICHARD WHITE RACHEL WINGFIELD MAYNARD WOOD Not Pictuved REBECCA BROWN PEGGY BURLEIGH BARBARA WILKERSON FRESHMAN CLASS JOAN N CRICVVS ........ .................. P 1'r'.vidf'1'1t Bl-1'l I'Y ABBITT ..... ....... S 0r1'ffn1'y-T1'm.v111 ll REPRliSliN'l'ATIVli TO STUDENT COUNCIL BETTY LONG LQLASS COLORS: Blue and VVl1itc CLASS FLOXVERI Yellow Rose IXIOTTOZ Our goals are high but we're climbing S 1' O N s O 1: s Mics. BICIJIERMOTT MRS. ARTHUR MRS. PONVELT. BETTY ABBITT MARIE ARTHUR CHARLES BANTON SHIRLEY BELL JAMES BROWN ELIZABETH BRYANT HERBERT BRYANT LARKIN BRYANT BARBARA BURCH CALVIN BURFORD JULIA ANN BURFORD ARLENE BURKS RUBY BURKS KENNETH BURNS LEIGHTON CALDWELL FRANCES CAMPBELL JAMES CAMPBELL MARY CAMPBELL MELVIN COFFLIN ALFRED COLEMAN JOANN CREWS ARLENE DAWSON RAYMOND DEAL BARBARA DODD CABELL DOSS DOROTHY DOSS ELEANOR EWERS ROBERT EWERS BOBBY FLOYD GORDON FOSTER SHIRLEY FRANKLIN GEORGE FULCHER MARIE GARRETT DINSMORE GOOCH LILLIE HARRELL LORETTA HAWKINS CURTIS HUDSON ROBERT JESSEE MELVIN JOHNSON GEORGE KOST NANCY KNOLL PAUL LANG BETTY LOU LAYNE CARLTON LAYNE JUANITA LAYNE LEONARD LEE EUGENE LIPSCOMB JEAN LIPSCOMB BETTY JANE LONG HELEN LOVING RUSSELL MADDOX THEODORE MAYS BETTY JANE MCIVOR BERMAN MIDDLETON LESLIE MOORE FREDDY MURRAY RUBY NUCHOLS RUFUS NUCHOLS WENDELL OVERSTREET DONALD OWEN ANN RICHARDSON AUDREY RILEY CLAYTON PROFFITT CHARLES PUGH GRACIE SCOTT SYLVIA SINGLETON LEONARD STATON KATIE ANN STATON MAE STATON NELLIE STATON MARGARET STINSON WINIFRED STUMP PATRICK TAYLOR JAMES TOMLIN ALICE WALSH BOBBY WALTON RILEY WARE DOROTHY WHITE MINNABELLE WILLIAMS JUNE WILLs WILLIAM WOODY CLAYTON WRIGHT CURTIS WRIGHT Not Pictured: EDDIE ANN ABBITT BENNY BRIZENDINE NANNIE BURKS THOMAS CAMPBELL JAMES CASH ROY CASH PHYLLIS CONNELLY KENNETH COOPER HAROLD FRANKLIN ALLEN FREEMAN HILTON HUNT JOYCE MARCOM RUTH MARCOM LAURENCE TYREE LOIS TYREE PHYLLIS TYREE Prcttiest Girl, Bext Looking Boy lwlury Brown fRaIph Stinson T II I I 'l 4 1, III VI I -I I It I 9 0 WHO'S WHAT Clmtterbox ffhiquita Wriglit Ralph Stinson Most Studious Dorothy Coleman --Layton Taylor Best Sport Mary Scrivener --Claude Duff Best AllfA1ound Louifc Mcfltwrd Layton Taylor mf I X .. FII III I Biggest Flirt Ann lvluncly Ralph Stinson 32 .Quietest Lois Kost Fletcher Harris Most Talented Dorothy Coleman -Bobby Ricketts '1Al'3l'-UH lllllie-ill . lllffll 'Rf '- k H001 WHO'S WHAT Neatest Best Disposition Most Dignified Best Dressed Most Popular Moxt Courteous Mary Brown Louise lvlcfford Dorothy Coleman lvlary Brown Ann lvlundy Louise lvlcflord Ralph Peters Claude Duff Ralph Peters Carlyle Mayo Layton Taylor Layton Taylor Most Athletic Wittiest Romeo and Juliet Boolqwormls Cutest Moxt Dependable lvlary Scrivcncr Chiquita Wright Fannie Brown Lois Kost Ann Mlliidy Dorothy Coleman Claude Durl Ralph Stinson Thomas Dalton Carlton Lyon Ralph Stinson Layton Taylor 33 rox aj T3 N lin. Furl , 7 f xxx 3 fflll rg 51, 1 mi 3 J i Z f' A ! 5 1 ' Y 09 1 , 11 51 .3- is , . 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Ain't love grand!! -- - 7. Dignilicd Seniors 8. H65 1fA in the ziriny, and Afl in lwr licnrt 9. lmn'L uslicv cutC?? 10, S0 soon, Mzlrylll ll, ls that thc way you raitc ll MC? ll. One lll1l'7L'CllC,lll1LlIVVUIHOTOHS 13, Oli! Romeo, -14. All sizes, slmpcs, amd forms. f 15. Three uf ai kind. - - 16. Arcift they Cute7f' - - 17. Lone Rangcr's companion. W 1!ffW' f I W I W X If 1 g g IL' Z- TI 1' A ll 4 Book Three . . . . ACTIVITIES ' I x, v L.. THE I946 MONELIS MONELISON STAFF LOUISE MCCORD ,...... ELEANOR DEAN ..,.. LAYTON TAYLOR ...,... THOMAS DALTON BOBBY FLOWERS ANNE MUNDY ......, CAROLYN WHITE HAZIiL HACJER CHARLOTTE BRYANT ..... DORIS EVJERS MAEELINE CRIST DOROTHY COLEMANW.. CJHIQUITA WRIc:HTl BESSIE BRYANT 5' BOBBY RICRETTS .......... CARLTON LYON I ANNE RAMSEY S MARY JAN E SCRIVENER CLAUDE DUFF ......,................Editor . ...., Assistant Editor ............,.........Feature Editor ....,..Assistant Feature Editors ..................CircuIation Manager .Assistant Circulation Managers ..,...............Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Managers ..........,...,........Business Manager , ..... Assistant Business Managers Editor ..,...Assistant Art Editors .......Sports Editors FRANK BURKS ...,.....,..... ..... .,..,....... 1 o ke Editor DEMAREST COFFEY I CARLYLE MAYO A ....... Assistant joke Editors NANCY WOODY MARY BROWN ..... ......,...... ................... P h otography Editor ANN YOUNCQER 1 BILL KFSSLER 2 ...,.. ....,. A ssistant Photography Editors BENNY MCCONNELL j MARY ANNE SHELTON1 LINWOOIJ COLEMAN LILLIAN INOE BOBBY FLOYD BARBARA DODD ELIZABETH BRYANT MISS MITCHELL .,,..,... , an , J -1 7 I s , J , ...wbophomore Representatives .......Fresl1rnan Representatives .......Sponsor MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHCOL lluaoriir COIJQMAN .... l.Av'1'oN T.-u'1.0R...... CAIQOLYN VVIIITIC ..... FANNIE HROVVN ...... Miss Bll'l'l'IIlEl.I, ..... Seated, left to vight: Bessie Bryant Angeline Adams Anne Ramsey Karla Crews Vivian Stump Dorothy Coleman Layton Taylor john XVo0droof Virginia Mclvor Gloria Wiley Eleanor Dean BETA CLUB O F F I C E R S M Ii M B li R S 39 ............Pl't'5I-flflll III-FP-1,l'l'SI.!ll'lIf ........S'vrr1'fi1l'y Standing. left to Ann Mundy Fannie Brown Iris Garrett Chiquita Wriglwt Doris Ewcrs Carolyn Wliitc Louise McCord Ann Younger Charlotte Bryant Miss Mitchell TI't'H.Yl11'l'l' ......SfUlI507' 'riglltz 16 'ff-'W THE I946 MONELISON STUDENT COUNCIL Ol'l'lll'.RS l.AY'l'ON 'l',wI.oR. ..... NTARY HROVVN ..... l51zT'1'Y lXll'NDY ........ MR. Fl,'I.C'HliR ....... M Seated, left to right: Layton Taylor Betty Mundy Standing, left to right: Mary Brown Carolyn Vwlhitc .,. MNH QQWL A rw RX fi y 'QQEJQD Q 'p K Q C ,KD A K 52 LLTWJ- 'Q-gym XV EMBERS 40 .............I'1'0.viclU11f . ......... ....... l f'1'rc'-I'1'v.v1'c1'm1f ......SCU'UffI1'j' and 7ll'UlISlll'l'I' ............................Sfv011s0r Claude Dull Darlene Burch Linden Mclvor Chapman Brown Mr. Fulclmcr Abbitt Horseley Betty Long MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Q?-36 J. U. G. CLUB OFFICE LoUIsIs IXICCORIJ ....... GLORIA WII.IaY ........ ......................... V 1If0-President CAROIXN WIIITE ....... VIRCIINIA NICIVOR ...... MRS. DAVIS ........................... SENIOR MEMBERS Fannie Brown Mary Brown Charlotte Bryant Doris Ewers Doris Gallagher Marjorie Hicks Louise McCord Estelle Rowzie Carolyn White Doris Williams Chiquita Wright Joyce Wright Ann Younger 41 R s ...............................P1'c'sidc11t .....SCVI1'0I' SN1'vfIIr'y-Trvzrszfrvr ......flH'II-OI' Scvrvtary-Trmrszfrvz' .......,.............................Sfv0n.wr JUNIOR MIQMBIZRS Bessie Bryant Virginia Mclvor Verna Mae Campbell Vivian Stump Maheline Crist Gloria Wiley Eleanor Dean Nancy Woody fi -O V31 Q75-fr tl , D TU C C ,- Q-eb 2 CXU99 ic: Z A E I946 MONLLIS ' C10-x1'lmlA: llI'FF .... . r , v REGULAR FELLOWS U F F I L' li R S ............Prrs1'dm1f lwx.x1.n llI.AlNIxb ...... linwznen XYIIITF . ..... Vvlff'-Ij1'C'SlAlI,t'Ilf .........Ser1'etary XYll,l.lAM KIiSSl.I4IIi ....... . ............... ...7l7't'tlSlH'UI' I.M mN 'l'.xx'l.ol .... l111.vi11e.vs illanagel' Miss M1Tt'u1cl.l. ...... Standing, left to nght: Claude Duff Bill Kessler Richard Gillwert Miss Mitchell Malecmliii VJills Mr, Fuleluer David Crews Thomas Dalton Roy lvlelvor Charles Singleton Not Pictured Carlyle Brown ICMBERS 42 fozzxor Seated, fist vow, left to right: Ronald Blanks Layton Taylor Ablvitt Horsley Carlton Lyon Seated, Secnnd Row Carlyle Mayo Eddie White Demarest Coffey Acie Bryant Walter Coleman Boyd Tyree Ralph Stinson MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHCOL LIBRARY CLUB mx l'Arl.oR ..... Xlvfoium ...... IJIQAN ........ NIARX BieowN ....... Aizmow I.x'oN ...... IX as 1 ximian ........ Carlyle Brown Fannie Brown Mziry Brown Charlotte Bryant Elizabeth Bryant Peggy Bryant Marilyn Burch Calvin Burford Deniarest CoHey ,lean Crews Mabeline Crist Thomas Dalton Ethel Dawson Eleanor Dean Lurlene Dodd Claude Duff Doris Ewers Mzirjorie Hicks Dorothy Coleman Alice Earris Abbitt Horsley O F F I L' li R S Ii MBE Ann Younger Not Pictured 43 Pl't'SIll'l'l1f 141 l,1'l'.YI.d1'lIf .......S'vv1'vf111'x'- Trvfzszirw' ....................Ri'fwrlr'r ......I?1r.vi11r'.v.r illcimzgfi' .....................Spm1.s'or Mary Ellen Hudson Betty Long Helen Loving Carlton Lyon Edith Martiri Carlyle Mayo Benny McConnell Louise McCord Virginia Mclvor Freddie Mtxrray Clara Ogden Irene Staples Beatrice Stowe Vivian Stump Winifred Stump Layton Taylor Dorothy White Gloria Wiley Brockinan Mayci Henry Rohertson Gerald Thomas AW fkvfil rv 7 Zvi,-Jin 2 ,Q , Q. N A Q C ,,,, -X 'IN' k...? THE I946 MONELISON 47 fi To -ff'-'wax LAYTON TAYLOR ..... CARLYLE Mzxvo ........ BlARY BROWN ............ ,NNN YoUNc:1N1R ............. Miss MCPIIERSONI NRS. BlClDl-IRMOTTS First Row, left to right: Virginia Mclvor Vivian lessee Vivian Stump Eddie White Carlyle Mayo Richard Gilbert Second Row: Velma Young Karla Crcws Anne Ramsey Gloria Wiley Anne Mundy MATH CLUB OFFICERS MEMBERS Mary jane Scrivener Louise McCord John Knoll Marjorie Hicks Bobby Ricketts X '2'I,f'E-ja A Q at ll ig? 5-Q13 Not pictured: 44 .................Prf'sidmzt .......Vive-P1'es1'dc1zz' ...........Sm'rfIar3' .......Trvasz1rrr ......SfP01Lsor.r 'Third Row: Chiquita Wright Fannie Brown Carolyn White Ann Younger Doris Ewers Mary Brown Hazel Williams Boyd Tyree Fourth Row: Fletcher Harris Thomas Dalton Demarest Coffey Bobby Flowers Curtis Coleman Glenn Coffey Bill Kessler Layton Taylor Benny McConnell Miss McPherson Claude Duff Mrs. McDermott Robert Rucker Ralph Stinson MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL LAYTON TAYLOR... l21.1f:ANOR Dl'I.fXN .... llicrrv R 1 CK mrs ...... C'uAm.OTTi2 BRYANT.. SPONSORS ...... First Row. seated, ls-ft In right: .Ianic-0 Ilolu-rts Knn Youngl-r Marjorie Ilit-ks Loniss- Mc'Cord llc-tty Long llaxol Williams Mary .lano S'c-rivoner Mary Brown .lt-an Wvvkly Sui-onnl Row, :watt-il, lt-ft to right: Vivian Stump Maln-line Crist t'harlottu- Bryant lilcanor lloan litlitll llartin Mr. l-'nlf-lier Nant-y Woolly .tnggn-linv Aflams Clara tlgtli-11 Anne- Ranisvy Ruth tlxwiis Carolyn Whitt' 'l'hirtl Row, st-att-tl, I4-ft to right: I'm-ggy liryant llarliara Layne Virginia Mr-Ivor Sylvia Singh-lon Patsy Fnllvr Gloria Wilvy llazvl llugan lic-tty Franklin COTILLION CLUB Velma Young June Doclcl .Ioann Vie-as lilvanor liwers Mary I-Ill:-n llndson Doris lim-rs Iinrlt-no Dorlnl . lfonrtli Row, stanilin loft to right: Mrs. Parnnll Layton Taylor Uunglas Hntlson tilt-nn Rivkc-tts Waltor llnnlson Wznlo Ill'llS0ll Bs-tty Mnnily l'lliquita Wliglit Karla Crews Betty Ric-kc-its Ralph Stinson liolilxy Ri:-kvtts Benny Mc-Cnxmell Varlton Lyon Clllllilllilll llroxxn llavitl fllllws Miss Milvllvll Fifth Row: Rim-liaral llillwrt Ac-iv Bryant Carlylv Mayo Runalml Blanks Gerald 'lllllllIl2lS lfrwllliv Murray lflanili- llnii' litlxxarfl Taylor 45 ............Prvs1dc11l .....I'i1'f'-l'1'z'.vidr111' .... .Sl'l'I't'flll',X' ................7ll'z'UXIl717' MISS lllI'l't'lllCI.I MRS. Srlfiwlxlnm lll'lll2ll'4'NI l'oIl'm-5' till-nn t'otl't-Ax Ilolilxy l loxxe-rs Carlyle- Brown Cliarll-s Singlvton Ifln-It-licr llarris ll0l'lllllll Staplt-s llvlllj' ltolwI'l.sull liroc-knian Main Ralph I'e'tnrs Aliliitt Ilorsluy Not l'i1-turl-ll: Virginia llerrg nian Doris tlallagln-r Ann Mundy Nora Nixon Doris Williams listl-Ile Rowlin- II. C. Franklin Bill livssle-r lioyll 'I'yre-n- xl2llf'0llll Wills Jllllllllj' lvmulllmf Virginia Aliliitt Ili-ssiv llrpant Ann Sin-lton Maltit- Slllllll Ovvrton Warl- Jvan Crt-ns Betty Grant lirt-1-Ilv Xlillvr Virginia Morris Rllyllltlllll l'e-tvra Hllrlii- .Inn Aliliitl Lanslin liryanl John Walkcr Kg- J if . L V3-49. 57'-.1 YJ, S. Q, 1 Q, Q 4 Q D 3 CCaJ,l.liwaiQ K-2 THE 1946 MONELIS BIARY RROVVN ...... RALPH Puri-:Rs ...... JOYCE VVRIGHT ..... MRS. STEVVARD ...... M orro ............... The purp First Row, left to right, seated Ralph Peters foyce Wright Mary Brown Betty Long Carlton Lyon Second Row: left to right, standing Dorothy White Winfred Stump Joann Crews Charlotte Bryant Lurlene Dodd Virginia Berryman Nora Nixon Anne Ramsey Third Row: left to right, standing Mrs. Steward Eddie Ann Abbitt Eleanor Ewers Betty Abbitr 5' . it f v .. 'fn i Wy T ' fx K E I -Maxx' PEP SQUAD OFFICERS MEMBERS .............Prrsidr'11z' .............lfliff-Pl'F.Yl.dt'llf ......Serretr1ry-Trvaszzrer ........................Sponsor ..... lVe Serve ose of this club is to further good s ortsmanshi Eleanor Dean lean Crews Peggy Bryant Betty Mundy Ann Shelton Barbara Layne Fourth Row: left to right Hazel Hager Myrtle Mayberry Velma Young Bobby Floyd Mabeline Crist William Woody Shirley Richardson Raymond Peters Ruth Owens Carlton Layne Darlene Burch Donald Johnson Doris Overton Eleanor Price Fifth Row: Charles Singleton 46 P P Edith Martin Maynard Wood Freddie Murray Gerald Thomas Boyd Tyree Lewis Rhodes ,lack Whitehead Robert -lessee Ralph Stinson Demarest Coffey Fletcher Harris Glenn Coffey Not pictured Carlyle Brown Acie Bryant Virginia Morris Jean Weekly Sylvia Singleton H. C. Franklin Wade Henson Bill Kessler Brockman Mayo Linden Mcivor Henry Robertson MADISON HEIGHTS Hl6H SCHOOL C'A1u.x'i.iQ Kliwo .. 'lalorxms lJAl.'l'UN lXlAm' Hi:owN .... Cl.Al'Ill-I IJl'i-'lf .,... Mies. S'1'icw.Axizn .... First Row: left to right Peggy Bryant Catheline Horton Peggy Burleigh Second Row: left to right lvlrs. Steward Bobby Ricketts jean Crews Gertrude Chumbley Mary Brown Beatrice Stowe Mzittie Smith Emma Martin Darlene Burch Barbara Wilkersciri GLEE CLUB O I-' F I L' li R S M li M R li R S lda Mae Coleman Jean Lipscomb Glenn Ricketts Third Row: E left to right Fred Mzlrtiii Louise Burley Eleanor Price Ethel Lee Dawson Elizabeth Bryant Doris Ewers Ruth XVells Betty jean Pope .lean Moss Carolyn XVhite Iris Garrett Hazel Williztiiis Ralph Stinson 47 .........Pl't'XI'lI't'lIf IH'-l'l't'.Yl'fI't'llf ..........xt'l'l'l'ltIl'-V ......T1't'r1.s'1rl't'f' .......Slf7UlI.YUl' Fourth Row: left to right H. C. Franklin Donald johnson lvlaynard Wtitid Carlyle Mayo Lewis Rhodes Thomas Dalton Layton Taylor Glenn Coffey Charles Singleton Neil Baldwin Carlyle Brown Claude Duff Carlton Lyon Nut pictured Ellen Hudson Barbara Dodd Mzxdelirie Horton Alfred Coleman i r, xref 3 Qi . JI B w: ll , THE I946 MONELISON COMMERCIAL CLUB O F F I C E R S l7OROTUY COLEM AN ...... ....... . ....... . . ............. ...... CLAVIJIE Dififif... J Tnoxms lJAI.TON .......... FAN N112 liROXYN C liARl.U'l l'IC BRYANT ..... lBl.liANOR DEAN Nas. S'roNic Miss BUCKNER Virginia Abbitt Angeline Adams Virginia Berryman Ronald Blanks Hattie Sue Brizendine Chapman Brown Fannie Brown lvlary Brown Rebecca Brown Acie Bryant Bessie Bryant Charlotte Bryant Peggy Bryant Marilyn Burch louise Burley Christine Campbell Verna Mae Campbell Marian Carpenter Edna Cash Gertrude Chumbley Demarest Corley Glenn Coffey Dorothy Coleman Curtis Coleman Walter Coleman f 41 fj ' V IFN' Y-v'.,,fJsn J il ID S 1 'D C 2 ,A ,2 TQ--ix? gg 2 .,....,., l IW lf David Crews .lean Crews Karla Crews Mabeline Crist Thomas Dalton Ruth Davis Thelma Davis Eleanor Dean lune Dodd Lurlene Dodd Claude Dull Marjorie Eggleston Shirley Eggleston Bobby Flowers Horance Floyd Betty Franklin H. C. Franklin Lois Freeman Doris Gallagher Iris Garrett Richard Gilbert Betty Grant Fletcher Harris Abbitt Horsley Betty Hartless ll ...........Prvsidvnf Viva'-P1'f's1'dr'1zl .......Sr'r1'f'tary-TrvrIs11rr'1' .....CUIlllIIliffFL' Cllfli1'lIlf'll ERS Betty Horton Catheline Horton Madeline Horton Marjorie Hicks Mary Ellen Hudson john Knoll Mary lane Lang Aubrey Layne Barbara Layne llean Lipscomb Della Lyons Bessie Martin Emma Martin Fred Miirtin Myrtle Mayberry Carlyle Mayo Linden Mclvor Roy Mclvor Virginia Mclvor Vernell Morris Nora Nixon Clara Ogden Doris Overton Ralph Peters Raymond Peters .......Sf70llS0l'S Betty -lean Pope Eleanor Price Betty Ricketts -lanice Roberts Estelle Rowzie Robert Rucker Mildred Sandidge Anne Shelton lean Stinnette Ralph Stinson Vivian Stump Boyd Tyree Ellen Weir Ruth Wells Eddie White Carolyn White Doris Williams Hazel Vvlilliams Malcolm Wills Nancy Woody Katherine Vwlooldr Chiquita Wright Joyce Wright Velma Young Ann Younger MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Iiuaxie Sriximics lilI.LllE Rarities Lois Faif:iciiAN HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS GliliTRl'IlIE CIIUMBLI-.Y ....... Mas. Siiivwiw Marie ........VI'l'c'- M Abbitr Virginia Ahhitt Hattie Sue Brizendine Verna Mae Campbell Marian Carpenter Virginia Colllin Dorothy Coleman Gertrude Chumhley Ruth Davis Thelma Davis Ethel Dawson Marie Dean june Dodd Betty Grant Hazel Hager Betty Horton Lois Kost Edith Martin Emma Martin ICMBFRS 49 Nancy Mays Viola Mcadnr Clara Ogden Billie Raikes ,lean Raikcs Mildred Samlidgc Mary Simmons Mattie Smith Irene Staples -lean Stinnett Katherine Wimtmldiidge lean W'cekley Barhara XVilkerson Not pictured: Madeline Campbell Lois Freeman Minnahelle Williains I'l'z'sir1'i'11i I'1'mic1v11f Svcrr'tary .kvfmrivr ...S'fru1.mr A 1, S-',3'.F'C. 'VHS' ' K- YY, C7 J' 6 5 gf 9 ,JL-, , -'Aw 1 I - THE I946 MONELIS SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Axiv RIVNDY ................. BlARY JANE SCRIV1-:N1c1z ...... L,x1e1.ToN LYON ............. CA1:1.Y1,1c BROWN .... . 1 . . M Rs. I oxx14.1.1 ....... First Row: left to right, seated Ann Mundy Vivian Stump Virginia lvlclvor Cliiquita Wriglit MEMBERS ......lfIl'l'- Second Row: seated Marilyn Burch Mary jane Scrivcncr Herman Staples Betty jean Pope Farolyn White Walter Hudson Standing, left to right: 1 1 1 C3151 i 7 ., ,'?.Jl . 2 Q QQM ,l Ethel Lcc Dawson Carlton Lyon Mrs. Powell Brockman Mayo Carlyle Brown Raymond Peters 50 1J1'1'.Vlflt'llf I'1'm1'c1l1'11f SP4'l't'ftII'y 7lI't'flSlll'l'I' ..S'f1o11.ror MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL LATIN CLUB U If li' l C' l li S Loifisiz lXlCCORD ....... . ....................... ...... C mmf! l.AY'roN 'l'AYI.oR ............. . .... CVIINIII' Main' -IANIC SCRIVIENICR ..................... ............. Q zmxvlor .NNN Mvxnv ancl Blixlzjciiziiz lliviis ....... ..... C lllflllc' ,-Ivflilvx C'Aizo1.YN XYIIITIE and GLORIA VV1i.iiY ..... ...... C 'zmzlv l'lvIiim1s Mies. l,UNYlfLl. ......................................... .............. . Sjwirwr BI B If R S Seated, left to right: jiiiie4Will5 Ann Mundy Gloria Wiley . . Edith lvlartin fiarolyn White . I V L Irene Staples ayton Taylor 1 , Mrs. Powell Louise Mcfiord H, I H, D Mar jane Scrivener -'lic dur Y ' Lillian Inge , , A Mary Ellen Hudson Standing, left to right. Pcggy Burleigh Betty Mlllldy Mziry Anne Shelton Betty Ricketts Kenneth Burns Ruth Owens Darlene Burch Virginia lvlorris Barbara Layne Elizabeth Bryant Vivian .lessee Sylvia Singleton Anne Ramsey 51 I .3 w L-. 1. as v ,ir J f V fi . 5 E 1' .13 X F 1946 MONELIS l..u 1'ON TAYLOR CARLTON LYON ......... AN N YOi'Nc:if:R ..... lhfiixiixki-:ST COFF1-:Y ........ MRS. XVHITE ......... Marie Abbitt Harold Anderson Neil Baldwin Hattie Sue Brizendine Fannie Brown Peggy Bryant Christine Campbell Edna Earl Cash Demarest Coffey Glenn Coffey Curtis Coleman Linwood Coleman jean Crews Karla Crews Thomas Dalton Lurlene Dodd Bobby Flowers Lois Freeman Patsy Fuller Doris Gallagher Hazel Hager u',' l Gsm ' my yi, Q I A. , L... iill il i. ,- SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS MEMBERS Richard Gilbert Betty Grant Wade Henson Marjorie Hicks Walter Hudson Lillian Inge Vivian lessee William Kessler Lois Kost Carlton Lyon Edith Martin Brockman Mayo Linden Mclvor Benny McConnell Louise McCord Virginia Morris Ann Mundy Betty Mundy Ruth Owens Betty Pope Anne Ramsey 52 ..............P1'vsidr11r ..,....Vice-Pr0s1'dwil .............Svrrc'fary .......Tr0asurer ........qfP0l'lX0l' Betty Ricketts Bobby Ricketts Estelle Rowzie Mary jane Scrivener Herman Staples Irene Staples Edward Taylor Layton Taylor Gerald Thomas Boyd Tyree Overton Ware -lack Whitehead Gloria Wiley Malcolm Wills Rachel Wingfield Joyce Wright Ann Younger Not pictlwedz Henry Robertson MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL II 'ilfrrd S'lm'Iv 50111.11 Prfrnff' ........ Ivan Ilmzflmr.. Skip TOIIl.T'CI' ........ Rosa' Cnlfzu' .... CI-wh' Loring ........ lim' PtIffl'I'S01l T011 Blazillv ..... UVIIIIIII ...... lJIlA'f.X' .............. xtlfllfl C'nIfu,1'.. II wp- ..,............ SENIOR PLAY BEYOND REASON CAST ov CHARACTERS I.voN ......MARv -IANIC SCRIVENIQR .........IIAZIcI. XVILLIAMS .........'IOIINNY XVOOIJRIYFF KIIINDY .........Cl.Al'm-: DVFF .........IXIA1w IIROXVN .......IXIAI.COI.M XVILLS .......IisTI-:I.1.r: IQONVZIIE .......CARI.x'l.rc XIAYO .......IRls GARRETT ,......CARLY1.1c BROWN 53 L. IP' C D .xg . -1 Ck V ' ,,I. jj I,-xx ZZZZZZ 53 ZZZZZZZZZZZ l '41 F3 55:7 :gf 35, 1 7 Er'- THE I 946 MONELIS :::::z::r:::n:m:1:pr::p:mp:::r:::::zm BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Rox' BlClYOR ....... 'i N .- z n - -4 2 4 H w A 4 1 o , 5 Z -4 M .4 5, 'Q Q : P 'T 5' -1 7 I A I : : Z Af . ZII.T l-.IIE Seated, left to right: Claude Dull Layton Taylor Glenn Ricketts .S ...,.... .S ,...... .S ....... OFFICERS MEMBERS ....Cafv!r11'11 .......Co-Clzfrfilivz illunagrr .......C0arlz Standing, left to Mr. Fulcher Larkin Bryant Roy Mclvor Bobby Flowers Edward Taylor Thomas Dalton CEIZEZEIEZEZEZEFEIICDIZEZE 'S fl All MQ X ,. 1.. . S ....... S ....,.. zo 23 52 Mr. Taylor 15 Big Island.......,.....,.,.. 24 E. C. Glass... 40 Brookville 35 Boonsboro 28 Altavista 18 Altavista 24 Brookville 22 Boonsboro 19 Big Island........ Bedford .,..... Bedford ....... 55 Brookville ...... 38 Miller Park ,....., 14 Holy Cross ............ 26 junior Varsity ...... 8 Guggenheimer . Miller Park. ,..,. . 31 Sharp Shooters... 29 V. E. S ......,. . 54 Tight: MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHO OL GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM OFF I C TC R S Locisil: McCoRn ........................ ........... ........ .............. C ' 1 ifilfiiu. Main' jams SCRIVIENTCR ........ ........ C 17-6-Uflflllll zNNN BIVNIJY .................. -.-.--I I l'dl11I5lU1', Miss BlI'l'CHI2l.T. ..... . ............................ .. ...Coach M E M B iz R s Seated, left to right: Patsy Fuller Mary ,lane Scrivener Louise McCord Janice Roberts Ann Mundy Not pictured: Hazel Williaiiis Standing, left to riglit: Virginia Abbitt Billie Railces Virginia Mclvor Nancy Wtmcmdy Cliiquita XVrigIit Carolyn White Betty Ricketts Angeline Adams Bessie Bryant Clara Ogden Miss Mitchell M. H. H. S ...........,.....,,...... ..... 1 2 Big Island .... ..,..,. 7 'Z M. H. H. S ......... ..... 1 3 Brookville ..... ....... 1 4 M. H. H. S ....... . ,.... 15 Bedford ..... ....... 3 6 M. H. H. S ........ ..... 8 Altavista ....., . 26 M. H. H. S ....,.... ..... 1 8 Boonslaoro . ....,. . 53 M. H. H. S ...,.... ..... 1 6 Holy Cross .,., .......... ....... 1 3 M. H. H. S ,........ ..... 1 5 Virginia Commercial .....,.. ....... 4 3 M. H. H. S ......... ..... I 2 Phillips ........ ....,. . 50 M. H. H. S .......,. ..... 8 Big Island ....,. ....... 5 2 M. H. H. S. ....... ..... l 2 Brookville .... Z0 M. H, H. S ......., ..,.. 3 Bedford ...., .... 2 9 M, H. H. S ......... ............. ..... 8 Altavista 24 M. H. H. S ...........,...............,......,........,..... 18 Boonsluoro ..........,..................,.....,..,.,..,,.,.., 37 The Girls' Basketball Team of I9-I5--In enjoyed a fairlv successful season. .-Xltliougli our tcani was not any too victorious, tlic sportsinansliip of the team was outstanding. VVQ entered the Tri-County Basketball Tonriiamcnt at Lyiiclilnirg College and also participated in the City League in Lyncliliurg. 41711 55 ' vPFi 1? TW f'v....1l K 5 Si 3 Az ' 4 N f, N3 X . -X. ' Q ..,. T 'J' 'Rf' QX x Nj -.fX THE I946 MONELISON CLAUDE DUFF........ LAYTON 'TAYLOR ........ MRS. DOYLE ........ 5- if-A M---f hi 'C-M -in L N ,H-x--ff' I 1 2 ,T ' Q K w A i . .mi Af! Q: VQ9x :X Carlyle Mayo Gerald Thomas Boyd Tyree Ronald Blanks Overton Ware Marvin Ware Malcolm Wills VValtcr Coleman BASEBALL TEAM ...................ClIf7fllill .......I?usi1z0ss Manager ..,................Sjvons0r Front Row, left to 1igl1t: Edward White Back Row, left to right: Thomas Dalton 56 Claude Duff Glenn Ricketts Wendell Overstreet Layton Taylor Herman Staples Robert Flowers Bill Kessler Lewis Rhodes wir US MF! s-.. Q. nil l. lizilllcmznlw duddy. 2. Guess who? --- 3, Poor Eddie. 4, Coming up in llii- worlcl. 5. Xxlll-Il lmrlilillnl www! 6. ,llhl .1 lwunclw ol' llQll2lCkS.l, 7. Now I lay me down to sleep. 8, Vx'l1.ul will tlwy lliinlx ol rwxtllf' 9. Hold your tongue, Doris. 10. Smile for the l'virdic. ll. Vfzntcli llw mml pualille. lvl' ow. ll. liom xlioc mills. 13. Vflimfs crazy HUW77 14. Praise Allzllil lf, Srveil 1 some f vlevvll lo. A devil with three lwzxdf. 17. Always llie Same Old Pal. --- 18. Their Hearts Are Young und Guy! ill. Huw will these xouls enter the Pearly GuteS?? .Qi MM, ,yff In X fy XXX 2'2- 'ix X Q va J- Q9 -ig E Mmm 3 ' I ' Q H ?! H7TIJ?l ? is ix, X 5 'UNM -A i W XX: -,-:ix 7,1 1 Z Cor Back Srauncx 1g AMBULANCE SERVICE QE I , Phone 'Z qv qv r 4 'I WHITTEN FUNERAL HOME, Inc. 4? 'I I I336 PARK AVENUE LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA I +I I :E 4 4' 9 I 4? 45 I EEA EQ 1' I I Ng THE SHQPPING' -CENTRE I , 3 PCR HYOUNGER CROWD FASHICNS' 2 4 ge --- I 'I MILLNER QUALITY COSTS NO MCRE :E 4, 4: I 2, Beauty Instructor: I wouldn't worry about your legs: tbcy're U. 4: 4 Mrs. Davis: Really.', 5 Beauty Instructor: Yes, many a fish has been caught with only a bent pin. 4: 4+ 3: 'I LEGGETT'S ii :I Il ll The Home of Be++er Values 'I lOI5 Main S+ree+ 'I Phone 3822 2 Ir I I v-v2:2:3Q:2:7o3::::gz2:2:2:::::::::::Nfvv,2:1:2:31532:2:2:--vervqgze-,-A,varxfwevev-v--vAv+vAv-v-v-.AAAf,-,-,-K MADISON PHARMACY TI-IE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE PHONE 2362 AMI-IERST PIKE MADISON I-IEIGI-ITS, VIRGINIA Mrs. Stone: Did you know a man tried to rob nie yesterday P Miss Buckner: Did he hurt you F Mrs. Stone: Yes, he stuck a gun in my stomach and threatened to blow out my brains. PHILLIPS The Secretarial College Lynchburg National Our Fully Accredited Courses Otter Bank and Trust CO' the Best Preparation tor Business NINTH and MAIN STREETS IOOO CHURCH ST. LYNCI-IBURG, VA. TELEPHONE 880 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS or BIBEE'S SUPER MARKETS LYNCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA AAA,v -----AA---A-----Q.AAAAAAAAAA MANGEL'S I I II' 'II 4 FEMININE APPAREL COMpLlMENTS I 820 Main SIreeI' of II I N PHONE 3024 BALDWIN S I 'I I LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA I III 'II COMP'-IMENTS SIIYCIGI' 81' B61 IT1.aI1 3 IncorporaIed 42, OF I I G' The Store of Values II, OPTICIAN LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA I 4+ Roy Mclvorz All of my money is damp. 414' Mrs. Davis: Why is that ? Roy McIv0r: It is all due. 4+ Eshablished I885 Phone 2859 WITH YOUR HEALTH I 54, You Can Save Wifh Safefy aI' L I C H T E N S T E I N S II PATTERSON READY-TO-WEAR DRUG CQMPANY For Men, Women and Children :E SEVENTH 81 MAIN STREETS IO2I MAIN STREET 3:8 AND LYNCHBUR6, VIRGINIA I IO2O MAIN STREET 5 AI II 8C COMPLIMENTS 'II INCORPORATED PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS OF IIE -'-' I ' II 9I3 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VA. Mrs' S Ib PHONE '646 szo CHURCH STREET 'I' SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCI-IEONETTE LYNCI-IBURG. VIRGINIA vaead I P In In 4,4, Av-v-.A.A.-vvv-.A.AvA.Av-.-.-.-vvvv.A.-v-vAv-.-.J66:2:2:' A 2:2:2:f6:R,vv'h'N4V.A!3:1V.A'.2:2:2:AiViz'-V.-32:-v - - - I I f 9 .QU T gm 65 'IIA m a FOR MORE AND BETTER MERCHANDISE FIRST W. T. THOMAS 8: CO. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS MONROE AND MADISON HEIGHTS SHEARD'S BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN ALL METHODS OF PERMANENT WAVING 5I3 Main STreeT LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA JUDSON McIVOR MONROE'S COMPLETE STORE MONROE, VIRGINIA PHONE I459-J I I Miss McPherson fas Mary Brown enters the roomj : VVhat does this Hgure I: mean, Charles P I: Charles Singleton: That calls for a wolf howlf, I - I I I cORB1TT's STUDIO I I WOODY S FOOD MARKET I Lynclzburgls Exclusive Studio Phone 2I50'W I MADISON HEIGHTS, VA. I 9I5 MAIN STREET PHONE 689 I PHILLIP'S BROS. GIFTS EOR ALL OCCASIONS 906 MAIN STREET LYNCHBUR6. VIRGINIA ,Av-vvxfvAv'sAAf.-v-.A.A.-v-v-J.-4xAAfvA.'xzv-v-vAvA.-v-Nzxzsfv-vAvA.-v-4-,AvA YOUTHFUL FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNC-SER SET D. MOSES LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA fszxzxzxlxl-vA.A:v-.zvvxrv-vAvAvAvAv'x:v-v-.-vAvAs1vxAzvv+v-v--v-1x:vAvAvAv CHAPPELL'S FRUIT MARKET II2I MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA LANTERN TEA ROOM Second Floor CARROLL HOTEL PHONE 3632 COMP'-'MEN-I-S COMPLIMENTS CRADD K - TERRY MCCONNELL'S OC SHOE CORP. FEED STORE LYNCHBU RG. VIRGINIA Junkman: Do you have any old beer bottles to sell, lady ? Miss McPherson: Do I look as though I drink beer? junkman : Well, do you have any old vinegar bottles you'd like to sell F COMPLIMENTS W'11 Wh'i Sh SANITARY MARKET 1 1 e oe CO Arfhur and Lawrence Burks. Props. III8 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA IIOI MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA MISS MCCARRON FLOR I ST 805 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS HOLLINGSWORTH'S COMPLETE FOOD STORES vAvAvAvAvAvAvAz5IAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvA.AvAvAv1xQQ45vAvA.A. vexvll v vAvAv v v v .AvAvAvAvAvAvAv v v v v v vAvAvAvAvA vvvvvvvx-vvv vvvvvvvvvvv-vvvvvxvvvvwvvvvvwfvvvvvvvfvvvvvvvvvv SCHEWEL'S I2+I1and Main HOME FURNISHINGS FOR ALMOST HALF A CENTURY FOR THE LATEST NEWS READ THE NEWS and THE DAILY ADVANCE CANADA PRODUCE COMPANY FRUITS - VEGETABLES RicIIardson's Mofo-Cop Oranges PHONE 487I LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF M U R P I-I Y ' S Cash Markei GROCERIES and FRESH MEATS PHONE 4799 MADISON HEIGHTS. VA. RYLAN D - I-IENEBRY REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 809 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA COM PLIMENTS Clyde E. Clements SERVICE STATION 81 GARAGE GAS - WELDING - OIL Experf Repair Service PHONE 5697-R MADISON HEIGHTS, VIRGINIA GOOD FOOD and DRINKS HARRIS-WOODSON JOHN P. HUGHES COMPANY, Inc. CONFECTIONARY MOTOR COMPANY HEADQUARTERS For over 30 Years DEPENDABLE, EFFICIENT, FAIR MANUFACTURERS OF IVIELCO and VIRGINIA REEL CANDY Dis'rrEIou'rors of O+I1er Leaders LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA I I 'I v-rv-v-Jvxf I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I Av''AvAv-v-v4.Alxf+v+v-v-v-vA1v-v-v-v FAU BER'S MORTUARY and AMBU LANCE SERVICE PHONE I 2 5 AIR CONDITIONED CHAPEL v COLEMAN'S SMART SHOES 'For 'rhe Enlire Family 9II MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Virginia Commercial OF College F. F. GOTTSCHALL LYNCHBU RG, VIRGINIA AMHERST HIGHWAY Mrs. Doyle fgiving a health talkj : What should one eat for a well balanced diet ? Layton Taylor: Food. COMPLIMENTS OF COM PLI M ENTS R. M. FFEY CO OF COMPLETE TEXACO SERVICE GROCERIES AND PRODUCE W. T. GRANT CO. LYNCI-Isuke, VIRGINIA PHONE 4784 COMPLIMENTS R. C. DAVIS OF B R O K E R VOGUE 809 JEFFERSON STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 822 Main Sfreel LYNCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA -+A--ANAAA, Jvvv- : : I : 1 v v-v-v-:Ay:A:+:-I-:Afv-v-v-:-:-1-:A:-:-:Az-:-vvvv-' ' ' I-:A:A:A:Afvvvvvv' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -.Afv-viziziisi-:2:2:2.A :rfb N I I 4,4 4,4 I 13 11' I I 4 4 4'4' tr I 4' , P4, 'I 'I 2 1 I 'I 'I 'I 1+ 1+ 2 1 I 'I 'I 'I I 1+ I I I I I 4 'I 4+ 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 1 I 'I 'I JOE OPPLEMAN IOI2 Main WILLS-CAMP CO., Inc. CLOTI-IIERS AND FURNISI-I ERS ESPECIALLY FOR YOUNG MEN JEWELRY ' GMS ' RAWOS ATHLETIC GOODS LYNCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA HOME APPLIANCES COMPLIMENTS H. E. DeWlTT CO. Charles Department BUILDING MATERIAL Store Office and Warehouse: 7I4-I6 MAIN STREET I IO6-I I24 Commerce SI. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Coal Deparrmenr: Lower Basin e. D. MAG-ANN, Manager Phone 540 Mrs. Wlmite: Tomorrow is going to be a nice day for the race Mrs. Powell: NVh:1t race P Mrs. White: The human racef' Lynclzburg'5 Oldest Institution W D DIUGUID BRYANT'S CASH STORE INCORPORATED iLg'B'ZRQLNgLREg!3g? GROCERIES AND FEED PHONE Ill Phone 2468-J IOI6 RIVERMONT AVENUE VA' LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA PI-IILCO RADIOS COMP'-IMENTS FINE FURNITURE ABBITT BROS. :zoo COMMERCE STREET LYNCHBURG' V'RG'N'A -,Av-v.-.-.-.AvAzw+,A,.v.vA,v.v.v.v.v.v-E,xA,,A,A,41vs,+v-v-v vvxfvxfszv- RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORES EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY C Lynchburg Coca-Cola BoHIing Co. COM PLIMENTS Callaham Grocery 8: Produce Co., Inc. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA F. T. EAULCONER 8: BROS. GENERAL MERCHANDISE and Dealers In PULP WOOD 'I1?11iIc1'l'11g fur rr l?iygv1' l?1rsi11v.vv 7'0lll0?'I'0'2C'H AMHERST, VIRGINIA Carolyn VVl1ite: Wl1Ht'S the cIiFFerence between an engineer and :I tcznchcr? Chiquita XVrigI1t: I dm1't know. VVl1at's the cliffc1'011cc? Carolyn VVhite: One minds the train: the other trains the mind. COMPUMENT5 COMPLIMENTS OF WEBB-W1-IITAHER OF DOYLE, Florists 909 MAIN STREET PHONE 794 708 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURGI WRGINIA LYNCHBURG,' VIRGINIA COMPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS ' SOUTHERN PARTS J- E- WOOD 8: BEARING CO. IO03 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Thr I'r11'ls l'v11f'Ic IO22 COMMERCE STREET PHONE 46 LYNCHBURG, VA. n N,N,N,x,N,xfxf-vxlxfxrxl vrAA1vvw -. COM PLIMENTS ANDRE' STUDIO 2I3 EIGI-ITI-I STREET PI-IONE 5l5I LYNCI-IBURG. VA. LEXINGTON, VA. A PI-IOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO FOR POR- TRAITS OF OUALITY AND DISTINCTION COMPLIMENTS S. O. FISHER, Inc. COMPLETE SPORTING AND ATHLETIC GOODS OUTFITTERS I024 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA II COMPUMENT5 COMPLIMENTS RED CROWN QF PLADIUM TEXA TAVE BOWLING LANES S RN SIXTH AND MAIN STREETS IIIOM MAIN STREET 5I8 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURGI VIRGINIA LYNCITIBURG. VIRGINIA Mrs. Stone: Roy, that makes live times I've called you down this period What have you to say for yourself PU Roy Mclvor: 'Tm glad it's Friday. You'II Find Only the Be-SI PA-I-RONIZE I I oun F R A N K L I N ' S I W ADVERTISERS J .lIau's Store for 56 Years COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Lynchburg Poultry and Produce FLECK 81 ROYNER 5 X P. , :I ' X W 9 L -I-,.xV.,.-.3 A A Y 1 21,1 Miz, -qfL:LMnvf.L.n ,rw-: ffgwl fx if-fx ,sg sg. 4, , M rim .4 1 ,A-A , Q- w .A 1: ,-,A vm: g,z'EAyi,', ' if ,Y ,vii-' 3,5 1-fp . X h' elk fe? W li' , my 'LYHER 4243- ffzfq-3 Q! ,V - .ks'3'ffiai54 , Lg, .il . I Fs:fii4' - x if , , . xf-5 ,T ' fri' 'ity w e wa 5 .MQ 3- , H L: 4 .WW 1' z ' g 'Tri ' 'Q Q p W5 xa .f-3' .-L, JH-vga-: V -. ,,. ,fsQv'3x5 3