Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1941 volume:

ce © — ns oe ==! x Saco! © —_ = 21 | iii me 3 2665 3253009 Ss wu ' Mi st Ni ' iat —, ails on ‘ Sse: “ow m ; akg We. ie a. ee. MEMOIR PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS 3 OF MANGFIESTER FlGrl SCHOOL ROUTE 8, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY Met Make ey ; Lo a i ie tt le eae Ra reds Ua ear Se, nite f, pan pi Pete X, : rere Y | ORI sede ities tote er . . he CS Sa -esaeee We, the staff of this volume of MEMOIR, have attempted to portray ‘within these pages, in a way symbolic of this era, the joys, the ambi- tions, the activities, and the personalities of our four short years of high school lifes We are all mindful of the fact that if these four years are earnestly and sincerely recorded, this volume, in years to come, will be cherished and loved by all who understand its pages. Therefore, every effort has been made to visualize again the happiness that has prevailed during our high school careers. We hope, we sins cerely hope, that we have accomplished our duty in such a way as te meet with your approval, ene ma a rm re ree mee RE RR TERRE RE TFET RE ART a A RT Ng ee rns ! ; — l ie J sv — Lb iy Sf ‘ L wt eT ee O_O a I? et LO RS BON CE Oa RR EE RE SA ET SS ES eR ee ee em £ v7 . ae wx PA SE NS IE OE OE A RN TE 6 Rene - Pe eR Oe the sponsor who has worked side by side with the class of ‘41, the sponsor who has been sympathetic and understanding when our problems arose, the sponsor who has led this class to its present high standing, the sponsor who has been sad when we were sed, glad when we were glad, and encouraging when we were discouraged, MISS DOROTHY V. BALL, who has lived every moment with this class, are very happy to dedicate this, the sixth volume of MEMOIR, 4s a token of our appreciation for her whole-hearted cooperation. } LN Ty ta etd Mbt BARRACKS GENERAL STAFF | ' CORPS Captains Lieutenants Sergeants Privates MANEUVERS COMMISSARY Pe ef Es a) 2 BARRACKS ofony UE MAA Dantas e fy SHLseat ery eed =i mM E ott Letpetpnaniferen; THe etre yeteeageeny ts «i SURE Ep. OATH At | MO | R Bes, vite ASAE few wyeeedienenaygs LTH ARNE wey Da aa Oo wttiy “HETHRME JARHIIUEK - aa Wiltcaasneaetadie ey ISLAM SA TLE : 3s OIL, ; UAL ity Wena, se “ fs. A bes pad 2 Se Ee TL Les M E MO} R “oonnnesntdeteettititite UAH HENRY SCHOOL SONG Cheer for the orange and blue, Waving forever, Pride of Manchester High, May she droop never, We'll sing @ song For our school today, Cheer for the teams at play, On to victory we'll fight Our way, For Manchester High. “OUUSPNVODERRATERLI YE sete 9 4 ha EL es TTL ae Huei avsnnnnanitiuast Ue - a Wade Pa Ly UPPERS Daa eAN oe � ¥ UPtHED EE FEE wlhy y fh, A oa aft DT td fh dy fa ee - ANY Fores Sabet TEMBER ns sePUEETEUH TANS 2 { i E I 1@) { ne ho WHS Ip: = SUT ine} Elizabeth Ashbrooke Evelyn C. Thornton co ; yebaeeeieateticas Ls ¢. Pe tL -m ra. j 9 Net TURMDRPRST LETHE GET c ( .., “HOMERED HH Ber ee ee : , . - 4 y J “ AA HCEPEER TEASE ENA te AAEM F i 4 | With bedi ‘ UGHEL tebe - Pere OLA hs LIAL M E MO} R TOPE THE a, iY a x 4 Seenentnes AMAT, ce MOP rE: : pam ORL CRUE CHEE A MESSAGE During the past two and one half years the civilization of the world has experienced a period the like of which has never before been recorded in history. The very foundations of social order and justice and human rights have been so torn asunder that we in these United States of America are today facing a crisis far more serious than many of us dare to realize. I have so desire to be an alarmist, but, regardless of whether or not the United States becomes actively engaged in the present world war, it is surely going to affect our American way of life. To what extent our way of living will be influenced by this war on democracy and the.democratic way of life time itself can only tell. Of one thing I am sure and that is that sooner or later there must come a period of social readjustment which will tax every thinking person in America to the utmost. I think that the present world struggle will not be over tomorrow nor even for several tomorrows yet to come. Therefore, the young men and the young women of today are to be faced with the great task of participating in this social readjustment. Are you preparing to take your share of the responsibility? Are you capable of intor- preting what you read and hear with a clear and unbiased mind? Are you capable of doing some thinking for yourself or do you have to depend on some one else to do your thinking for you? In this day of common peril it is not enough for us to merely say that I put my trust in God and let it go with the saying. If we as Christian nation expect to exercise the proper influence over the world, we must daily live that trust in God so that He and the world may know that for which we stand, So live, that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan, which moves To that mysterious realm, where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death, Thou go not, like the quarry-slave at night, Scourged to his dungson, but, sustained and soothed By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams, TRPOLNTEVLHRAAHA EYE Aegeedeteengiteniae ze) 4 HENAN nd? ae | AOMORI Aectepet HL iAttaate HET EL LITE fF (Habs ee tae) OL EE A A EE EA TS RS NS RS NR NT Ok canes EE ET Kee mm Re i i ; apres | Phe Be ye | . i { pe ae : ge 32 i | maaan bo QA 35 ee Bi vas AA ded . a She Bie ‘Oo 97s ma EgS mrt © O © fd 1 20 2eO © Ow As ‘ ° Oo we ag i b wet) rg aca = ew ee ae LL RN ET OMET BEES OG COLE IO CES EST I ON ae RE oe LT ce metre er ae ae en itl ate etna I A Ne NR NTS OR etn a NO meg = omc eae: Sememe ner sary toenrnenesena ese eit ems nen i en mine eS mata tacos sas eta 1 _ iN s { . Ne hs H s ¢ x wd — 7 ¢ ee Cae tt, yy tin ttt tan St Py AR NDAD A ET ELON L I ERNE LOL ALE AT LRG LAI SGN GE Ib a Be, MEMOIRS:{ 4 ves me aun ZX “SUH. ohn Cs 4 won) ' — YP Erin Me Fore i Richmond, Virginia F Be Ae Degree Westhampton College ait Mathematics, Social Science yr n Elizabeth Ashbrooke Richmond, Virginia Be iAe Degree Westhampton College English | | 2 Elizabeth W. Berryman Surry, Virginia Be S. Degree Home Economics , ‘Thomas D. Eason, Jr. Richmond, Virginia B. S. Degree Hampden=Sydney College Mathematics Beulah ittenger Lawrenceville, Virginia Be A. Degree French, Latin, Dorothy V. Ball Richmond, Virginia Be Se Degree Mary Washington College Social Science Evelyn C. Thornton Courtland, Virginia Be Se Degree Mary Washington College College of William and Mary Library Science € ; SeeeTA DEUTER AL GHD TE thane Leta IRUieti aE Le UAC ena 4 ‘ TYNILUEL LiL LS CRED Farmville State Teachers College Social Science 12 Mm es HEH PEE Ont AEHHEEECT HNL. Baa Annabel F. Lumpkin Chesterfield, Virginia Be Ae Degree Westhampton College English Farmville State Teachers College Ae Le Williams Richmond, Virginia Be Se Degree College of William and Mary Science Nellie C. White Danville, Virginia Be Se Degree Farmville S. T. C. Commercial HMA T AD gees ee aaeHditt ue soon fee? é s ay 4} : ‘ae _— Sie � A , GEES a ed 7 oy aerial ‘ y J, ih IA ‘ ; i _ Mate oil ; me eS | sete yy ' ee § 5 Mm EAC g posh Nee ad i s.3 ; . “y aor! “ } 9 4 x SHRUB rd eg Ney Se ittieae dAdS ATUL AE L- ARMA eee anne iatrveetea stoi a) HART Ee ’ ‘ seeeeettippeet tage of 2s itebathidt : . ' 7 Kav | he v¢@ mn Rie SU MATIH L Se eo oUnirr de] ‘ iy ‘ ol Ai SUNTAN THERM SUTRA aX. LA § es by A CRUE EEN ae £ ha © i R Bx 4 ; : a SU LEE it uterine Exot iin SENIOR CLASS Mascot Chips 1) Colors: Wine and White Flower: American Beayty Rose Motto: Don't Try Dying; Die Trying, Sponsors Dorothy V. Ball Officers William Ferguson. .coc je ee ee president ” : edenenereeparenretaepesensessensceeteonecasssonaser eee stepeapree William Duran, Xo siete rasteenepristnsigptncrer Ben Ol i iB eR eg te hen ane a Td ne ec nahdone Frances Snel] ings s....-. ciseeesnnncia iene etatietetl atte i eee. git eer etree sti Ceram aan Ol ea Elizabeth Cunningham 2 e ee ALBEE Se k MUN amine met dee ates 2 RAEI Tn Poet Geraldine Dor gy ieiiricincicnsnicrosesnntcnvescecssnls amet epee sien ct imieai a Se seen eens esa ee Kenneth Campbe Dice pn ickctninseirietces seis cet Aenstetest ale yr dil eee he ae nee a a iit Ma ee CTT AY ee Lt } Wet eA H 9 é} | i MORPRH PLEA 19481 : YhARRbHSbEIT: etikeg Lb : itbeetiidieniibib i Werssregagnnitt a ak tH ae 2 } a ‘ope sapere ry WNUEM AGED x! ase if HEN yy, E ; fi “ah tebe ny My , re fxs i oe a V2 Sein ay. TT ai Pe3,)) waning iin eof Fiat Hae os ) Ais Nord sa aes AIP T| a Ge a ‘OLA O PII THE ROUGH VOYAGE Wetve sailed the sea of knowledge, We're pulling into shore, Wetre seeking our promotion, And then wet1l sail once mores The Captain gives his orders; � , We know what we're against; Our sea is long and rough « The sea of National Defense. Though the weves are high and angry, And our ship is tossed about, Wetll keep our faith and courage; In our victory wetll have no doubt. We'll each take up our duty; Wet]l strive, wetll fight, we'll win; We'll make our nation stronger And let no trouble in. Elizabeth cunningham bas bd fy TARA tay er ed (stag STP oe i ss | a a { hh fottesa™ a4 ee 1 O Fy . t 7 USA AMER us er) Aeiteaes: Thy ¢ a wes CAMMY ately CI : 423 hay 4 : } 3 a is lay fA WO ees se os Axes aD MUA Ube tes : Say ty. Dy Sie , ae : 2 us v Ae oh) 4 — sl RES ae au Pe ays ¢ ; 9 Meta Ae if pins eared) Pree Tea ese ohh os COE aft 9 og pAb aA ofhy ior aes Ste be mena pox dad AAAS iA WILLIAM FERGUSON, JR. Bill Basketball1!39-'41,Captain '41; Baseball !39='41; Class Presi« dent 41; Monogram Club 38- ‘41; Business Manager MEMOIR t4]; French Club '38-'41l. FRANCES SNELLINGS Skipper Dramatic Club '37=-'4]1; Les Sa- vantes Club '39-'41; Beta Club $39-'41; Glee Club '37-'40; Home Economics Club '38-'41, Secretary '39-'40, President '41;COMMUNIQUE Staff '41; Dra- matic Club Play ‘41; MEMOIR Staff '41;Class Secretary '38- 41; Basketball '41; Se Ce Ae Treasurer '4];Senior Play '41; Monogram Club '41; Class Hise torian '41; May Court '41],. MEMOIR an fen Ut p Seed Apa Daw se Ex WILLIAM DUNN, JR. wR i i ly Class President '38-'40; Edi- tor MEMOIR 41; Editor COMMU- WIQUE 41; S. Ce Aw President 141; Beta Club '39='41, Vice- President '41;French Club '39-= 141, Vice-President '40; Class Vice-President 41; Dramatic Club '39-'41; May Court '59- '40; Basketball 41; Baseball 139-t4]; Monogram Club!39-'4]; Senior Play 41; Junior Play 40, WARREN PANNELL Big Boy” Class Treasurer t40-'41; Drama. tic Club ' 40=-'4]1, Treasurer '41; Les Savantes Clubt40-'4), President 41; Safety Council '41; Dramatic Club Play '41. ET sadis P ee ce abbr BAHIA why | 9 ra) il As MUST fies °° HATLESUENNSREENE; SU TTT. Ee HEART © pat ] Ne NES e ay Ba TUE rs HTT 4 a “sd tal ' Sad : ' - wm SM oh “3 HTS OPP E napaatage eo OLE 7 5 4, ys se 7 MEMOIR 3.7 2 yy TSHR TE r 4 Hunde LF sa bx . fees x} ie HET ELPA ET al , get hy ge ie, rig meal ipreraneetsst? ¢ 1. | { } q ee SLL x ( THE UpUeb gis - A 7 ‘ P 4 , 4 i cl a is aT fae wepenarvenea th ids ne 7 ve | MuHa r { Ee welts US LL ify ‘PUA TAA obbN ANE eo, ‘ ee ; Nites me Welsh % pd os brs SELLER z Pex) Ede LA TN LA M f M Q RR tae a eee UL ghey LYINUUITHIEY oA, Me Ua eee aT th ER LOUISE ANDERSON OTHO C. BAYNE Andy Scattergood French Club '40=-'41; Dramatic Club 40-141; Se Co. As Council '4]; Dramatic Club Play '4l. Home Economics Club '39='40. VS NEVA BLUE VIRGINIA BOOKMAN Buz zy W Kitt en Home Economics Club '40. Dramatic Club '40-'41; Beta Club '40-'41; Home Economics Club '39-'41,. ay ALM 2 yp de ANTHEA wits ! PAu UNAIANTNETEHTT La syns re a Gtk i thy werent ted SALAMA teh a ‘ . ¥ i BW receenegprnpens Fama NRE bond f Ay ; i Ms peel he aUheneeabaltireet wnt UTE es f ees REA Tuyen? Pe a CPL LLDPE qo cna Recs Sh : wet EA panels tabiily ay Avene dey) ind ME MO { R VE esau bautantdis ye a eA E ej Aer HEHE THN PROERERETI , Ah a ris A roe ALPHA ths FRc fas Mobbbep tone HF fs of Aragon ¥ Dr ca Sis y , 4 i eos : Ra j ee i; 5 spite paanenttl i eter i Reet TY 1 SPRATLY RETR Is “RETA Meee (Atte sOH eH SATA if v TULL MAL LLL MINOR BOOS Joe Basketball '39-t41; HKaseball 'Z39-!41; Monogram Club !39=t4] Dramatic Club '41;Safety Coun= cil '41; Lord of May ‘40; Dra- matic Club Play ‘41; King of May 41. MARY JANE BRUNER Janie Dramatic Clubt38=t41:Glee Club 38et4)1; French Club '40, Sece retary-Treasurer't41; Home Eco- nomics Club '39;Beta Club '40-—= 4], Secretary-Treasurer '4]l, SaHOV HEE ent es SHOAPTAPERARSERSTESC' MEMOIR YQ Sonne Sy iy Te =a MAUAATHMIETE EX MT © ZS 1941 sf com TASTER a SFuponnreaetantent CARROLL BRUNER Bruner Beta Club '39-'41; Baseball '39=141, Captain '41; Basket- ball ¢38=-'41; Monogram Club '38=!41; MEMOIR Staff '41., 4 ESWNS) wiuutaw BUTLER, JR. t Jr, Faculty Play '38; Baseball 40 Mascot'37; Basketball 40—='413 Dramatic Club '37='38, Tes bDEAOEREASARERRS has ay CesT ETAT Tt a. es HAH e Fe IIR Pr, TT LLLLE AL ELRL Ea bi othe MEMOIR ey EY seg or Lana ' Lee} 5 . ery itd Pe BAY of? eeeeesereeueeeeea tet ahs TT ee fie j 9 “i br UHL EET? aN VEAUTHARTED REE eRCeeR EE et we bY ebengeaeUnes sail Joe eH wyN ; j vu be { HART Eire HHT bg UHRERRR ERE TA PRESET (CRS bes] Hyg St$2 t+ é = “ 4 he OE stave git re ‘ fdawnrtfian 3A SHEE OL iph thik Sars Ey Sw HK. BNA BE ML 1 Y Pc ie. KENNETH CAMPBELL Kenny MEMOIR Staff '40; Junior Class Play ‘40; Dramatic Club '38; May Court '40='4], RAYMOND COX Cockey Manager Baseball '38; Senior Class Play '41; May Court '38- 41, Be, PAS Pe lh Saw ee on ae SHE be A anise TR: VISA Pe aie LAN: pamenmarnesn AS a ee ma =f. a M E M O1 R {inieieeenur Se sR ped a) NELL CHESSON Ghessie Home Economics Club '41; Glee Club '40-'41; Senior Play '41; Dramatic Club '4l. BLIZABETH CUNNINGHAM W ae Z, it Glee Club!38—!40; SeCeAe Coun= cil '39-'41; Vice-President Se Ce Aw '41; Safety Council '38;President Junior Red Cross 1393. Home Economics Club !'39; MEMOIR Staff '39; Class Vicee President '39-'40; Dramatic Club '39, President '41; Beta Club '40-'41; French Club '40, President '41;COMMUNIQUE Staff '41; May Court '40, thy cain! oe :abiagiau AN 4 i A veadeerenienieviene ; 9 Gmpateiyuaannnitte 2 - ; i i eG pa oe WL ae fe | 2) SPEDE ea esuptaes® ae HEPAT PPP PTE aie ET TF MEMOIR J or wWenecveetyersie LA) pes He ) ar ME! 1 { ks af deterrents pp : CHOOT ba ! = ae ‘ i SNS f -- ee AVG ve ; ‘es J ff f Es ; - 3 os f ¢ t ¥ } } ; f yy, sAereippineo it ‘AN {ELLA On 4 4} j wl ae Ser es “Sy ai i ge ; , ; oot Nes , eR - y ‘ J 4 1 bn Y ee “f : { bey puaneenentaepelt pe WNP RTE HS bs fon fainldad ma etait ie Pe ofthe Tn LAL AN Se nenedrennntaise Any sqquennirerauinerten EX 1 = SURNTALATOPPTAU AAA _A PEL me a a EMOIR a “A SOS ERNIE for HCAS Mm va 080000 ax) ven GERALDINE DORSET ROBERT DOWNS Gerry Bob Home Economics Club '38-'40, Dramatic Club '39='41; Les Sa- President '40; Dramatic Club vantes Club'!39-'41,Vice-Presi- 37=!41, President '40;Les Sa- dent ‘41, vantes Club '38-'40; Beta Club '39='413 COMMUNIQUE Staff '41; MEMOIR Staff '39-'41; Junior. Play '40; Dramatic Club Play 413; Class Reporter '41;Safety Council '41; French Club '41; Se Ce Ae Council '41; Basket- ball '41; Monogram Club 141; Senior Play '41; Class Prophet ‘41. STANLEY DYER MARGARET FARNSWORTH Dopey Nga Dramatic Club Play '39; Drama Glee Club '37«'39; Home Econo tic Club '37-t4l, mics Club '39; Basketball '40- ‘41, Captain '41;Monogram Club '40—'41, yee ay oem 4 csi le mee lk gummi supe 2 WRIT ss, (ak | Sn a ify . ms y . Dis ‘ ee a yy fx seeonnnageassaet S bm a - PALESTINE fs err hey ol hmm NN TAR WOytAHASLAN HE pA} LL ¢ ; fog Py Si aaeereyilis y COTTE T , : : A, . PETAR Wg micicgpe?: wt Me j o 4 } pbs Saep 4TH _ mt syaveneeitaneli L x Ce foxy + WNEHE i s $ fiends aseaereertastts LAS EMT SP ft BN POH ERLE TP EEL y a att OHA HPAL HEE VIRGINIA FUQUA Fuqie MEMOIR Staff '413; COMMUNIQUE Staff 41; Les Savantes Club t39em'41, Secretary-Treasurer (41; Glee Club 'ov-!41; French Club 739—£t41, THOMAS GOINS teak HUMNEETREENMNE, ed uvannaH: s ASN SLL OE Geen nin NULLA EEE FRANKLIN GLIDEWELL ug leepy French Club '39='4], BERNICE HARLOW Sparkey Home Economics Club '38«=!41; Glee Club '37='41ls;Les Savantes Club '40-t41, OHARA HUA: 1 ae Pe EY ay cy tit 5 ae oe f « SMOSH xls HEAD OUST Estantes See Huy yttuateett fe We: 7) fa 7 : ; vii Jeoagsitalt bA} MNT be MEMO { R } ma Hegel � sie CUE! AN, A % ip y . piytt a {RiAbbASbOLAIt! = ; arts 4aNpHIHARE EO Rae a TUNAD TAP He Rabe ov y.- ieeerennitit - ¥ - | g 4 } TD , 9 wi Fs 4 Pd Le POPEEDTEREEEE ELE | Pee re 3 Hed tepeee ee L- i PU f all enrveeeaneteett oPreeee fittat nents MILDRED HICKS Hickey Home Economics Club '38«'41; Les Savantes Club'38-!41; Bas- ketball '41;Monogram Club '41; Dramatic Club '41. JOHN HUICHISON Jack Junior Class Play '40, of UML os So SUTURED. fe BERG UCL Pa THEE ; OL COEUR Mie HHA SY M. EM €) (RR 4 PTT Tt ' UME TTA Bs DONALD HUDSON Peny Junior Class Play '40. VIRGINIA JACOB Natty Beta Club '39-'41; Dramatic Club '39-'41,Reporter '41; Les Savantes Club '40-'41; Home Economics Club '38-'40; Corre-= sponding Secretary SeCeA.e '413 COMMUNIQUE Staff '40-'41; Glee Club'37='41; MEMOIR Staff '40- '41. fadeepesegineeete’ S24 wnmitte HRA Het agiiNn fs; AURA; ae weomasaaiiist coo Ney UTHER INE Seta ES? A. SpA Ha ey vaneetsiitit Lj anian Yoty Heat ee STEPPE pe Ar Peres rT oe 3 s Payereren rey) zp f ” ‘ 9 4 re Ae Freer tiny a ‘ Minch to a y ¥ : yay ; 4 } tie tia j PheTeeeaeinsy ESS HET La ALLL ica ban Stadadeene pel i trbenaesed ® “up G ‘of os sn EMEA f fi - iia tai st M a 0 R au eee ak He ? ee : aftp eit PHL LLL een 3 weddddtanel ntti HICH. , HANNAH JEWETT Honnie Glee Club ¢39-'41; Dramatic Club '40—='4];MEMOIR Staff 41, a EDITH McINTOSH Mac! Glee Club '38='4]1; Dramatic Club '39='4]1;Les Savantes Club 40-'413; Home Economics Club 138-'40, aot ae Pr Sh FES RHINE SAMARIA AOU. AVOUT RTT | 9 4 E sv Me eae, a, pe Mabe: Mee PHYLLIS LEONARD Phieas Home Economics Club '39='41; Dramatic Club '37='41; Les Sae vantes Club '40-'41; Glee Club 137-4); Prench Club '39='4]; Junior Play '40; MEMOIR Staff '40; May Court '41l, GILBERT MANN sew biG EY a «MHRA 4 HPPRUT HEALED IEA Thea. 2 Da ye EX seeeteien teal (Sabi esheets (Ct vent, 4 Mt A TAPVAL Hiab uanaet SUeegeeMee nets i � . ‘ fi ‘ 4% fA ; f Bei) : j 7 } f ; ; ae ae , A ‘ SS i 5 ; “ } 7 Pa ; Ss ) : | ot { ' i ‘ me We, | Hee Ess i I rua . Ms bs | “AL eat Z a ' ne Ze nliyies oN f ‘ , re, Wi Yer SN yagh na | Ee lies Af vag oH ; | 5 Pa a� 2 ae . i ane LH SN woe wy? . ae Sa! (ATO Le (7 a, £ sé a A cd a — ett? ae a Bi — Ae Ltt ‘. ts ae “ het. Se, J en gl Zhert i f Ux Sry, iA fe VSaES ge ve SN a . ‘ Li {ie ae aarti MAN Mr ei EUPAPPEPLH TARA SA baetd i sepenetet PSP SEH HEE HP HEHE OUUEHERE TPA AHEAD HAM PLL Te PPLE EST! - 'M E M© { R 4 MRT, Bx , big Stneontiiearatener BENJAMIN MARTIN DOROTHY MASSEY Ren Not tt Les Savantes Club'40-'41; Glee Club '37=!41; Home Economics Club !38-'41, ELSIE MELIUS Tootsie JACQUELINE MILLS Jack MEMOIR Staff '39-'41; COMMUNI« May Court '38-'39; Home Econo- QUE Staff 40-'41; Glee Club mics Cdub '39; Basketball '41; '37='41;Les Savantes Club '40- Glee Club '38-'39; Monogram '41; French Club '39-!40, Club '41. wefhey counting’ Nee sonst: ete BN PS Be a aaa EY THT 9 yg I 9 4 ] le y eae “eeanenane iinet: ace ‘, ne SOOT A s fey L , A’ Hi pl 5 Ac 4 VV, he J Ay S%. riwmnedpnny y AS “tRNA 4 ode nS ¥ La veybitt nana oy ay HH ae Sy anuipuatit at } iy ied hte M@Qr a a SY diegeeaitittls EE open ‘| ne ie IU ot ee as : i 7 ) ¢ | a A 4 ve sna, i ‘ 4 Ww Wa c Sasi 0 ry ay 4 ), pl ah A } A sv le } J e ad | f' A} A i Wy me BY ) Va he y j i pr y) i ‘ - A jf v ic : J BEA j I ne V . 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Ce Ae Council t4l; May Court '4C; Senior Play t4), JANS PHILLIPS Beanie Faculty Play '37-'38; Junior Play '39-'40; Dramatic Club Play '38-'41; Dramatic Club 137—0!41, Reporter '359; Home Economics Club!38-'40,Reporter 139-140; Beta Club '38-'39; S, Ce Ae Council '40 '41, Re- porter '41; Basketball Manager ‘41; MEMOIR Staff '39-'40;°OM= MUNIQUE Staff '41. wb ++ CHAE te OPRAH EPH TTT by fh Pc vote bry “ in SUAEED PREF UAETES ats Nd wee Por st OES De OY TELT UAE ANA JEANNE PATTERSON pat Dramatic Club '40-'41; Home Economics Club '40-'41; Glee Club '40-'41;Les Savantes Club 140; Senior Play 141; Queen of May ' 43 6 LETA RICHARDSON Un ba Sh Glée Club '37-°41; Dramatic Club '37-'41, Reporter '40, Vice-President '41; Home Eco nomics Club '39; French Club 140; Beta Club '40-'41, Re-= porter '41; COMMUNIQUE Staff 141, Aa nqussinisite Ass CUWHHHNEN: 4 sane SULIT Be HOSEN 2 ‘Ss be reese es ss - HHT ED ea ariete Hiaustiis “ ” = a fF , ai ‘ ™ ™ = _ G a te dw: { 3 4 re Uae Le : Vs heat ; a at y.- PT a AN snssssce ef 5 4 : ds ee vt Ex saner HTM or see py bg ead depaeeietll h ; 6 L - A. if =S balatyeeiengoctiee rani? HHH Br ed AN MT ee “ HHT HAA f ?. . : Teer SET é bn atid sie H NAY cor Nery. HUNHOREEI EFI 7 al co MEM Oo IR Ke re ra YS | UAH: MARY RICHARDSON Bee Dramatic Club '37-'4)1; Club '$9; Glee Club '39; Beta Club 39«'41; Home Economics Club 130-14), GARLAND SHELTON Bashful MEMOIR Staff '41; French Club (39.141; S. G. Ae Council '41; Senior Play '41l. he. Jal Ks f ' ayn) el arf oy afiy nat. gy N. Pra, vvetnouannanennettty ae YE UATTAT LA French b Sos BU UZ Yn DORIS MAE ROUTON Dot May Court '38; Home Economics Club '39='40; Dramatic Club 138-'41, Secretary 40-'41;0r- ganizetion Editor MEMOIR '41; Senior Play '41; Dramatic Club Play '40='41; COMMUNIQUE Steff 141) ELWOOD SMITH Butch Les Savantes Club '40 -'413 As- sistant Manager Baseball '40. Tr Pe . AL. titties oy x Pah mek SA Mannannttt iA 194 1 UL ah ‘ a HLEYORUAG PS ETog Tae ! 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Dramatic Club 137='41; Glee: Club '37-'38; Home Economics Club!38=!39; Les Savantes Club 140. i a Thy OMA a Chey, OUPTEE HAI. at; pets “ig sy ‘ wag : j a ‘ { a Pr p . is Oe a A gwiimifnny =Ze 4 ] 9 4 | Nd Be x My ANNI, Soe! dy Peer ; we my Xh- i Ss ftleeriparnesers ST SA Sanaa a. hind ed | Ay string rsesnat ent 5 OUT EE rz ed e ? ¢ Bae NS: iy ft } SVL aaanane 527 “OLS PE PTE EgEAAE tc A, . ’ 2) {| tumusnn td stints bes MEMO) t R bt Hueauenncentedd: “¢ Py : ; fon SPD aEE frN A © AS a [AE MAROELEAT % EN g 4 . j oc ae ititned te ee HATH ad x SN ¥ 4 a ; bewd AI ati it ) } pd HHA ree ess Weegee yittese sa HOHE TPERLEAL f : PAT LUTE ey ma v sangeet rts pee Cd CHEE At SN mee RY, Su agganewnvaveenteney ES aeppnecentenepnate’ MEMOIR PL a GAY'NZLL TOOLEY JEAN TOOLEY Gay Tooley Home Economics Club '38-'41; Dramatic Club 37='41; Senior Dramatic Club '38; Giee Club Play '41; Beta Club 139—'41, 137-140; May Court '39, Maid President '41; Home Economics of Honor '41; Se Ce. Ae Council Club '38; Glee Club 137=-'41; '41. Junior Play '40; Dramatic Club Play '41; MEMOIR Staff?40 -'41. RALPH WARREN WILBUR WELTON Qe Blackie Bootsie i: Les Savantes Club '39='41. May Court '4le alts + FeRAM . Mey OTT Ue TT tien DTH: A: prs, epee PL l wer 5 ‘ ‘ EER TE OMAN THEE TE y B ti ( SS HUE =f: METI xh = Aen : a BLU ise De ae ere = == é 5 ‘ ts ‘4-7 we Det ae seneseecnhestatl ‘a besd pnenebencg dit Wyte A vey “9 Lx) dr Ad bd —T ¢ lan Art ree eb neasted Ht Vebenppend eagle peeePeeT Hee? PUEEPTLEAT ATEN OOH MEL TEN TE eeEETe St th Peg JOSEPHINE WEST Wo Dramatic Club '37='41; Drama- tic Club Play '41; Glee Club 139-'41; Home Economics Club t39;Les Savantes Club '39-'41. THELMA WILLIAMS raly Dramatic Club!37-'41;Beta Club t40-'41; French Club '40-'41; Home Economics Club '39='41, Vice-President '41, Treasurer 140; Reporter '40; Glee Club 139; Dramatic Club Play '40; Senior Play ‘41. 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R C mune quaint Pa MEMOI OLE Loo Tt Leah LES TPORDEAT ANE DS URT bo .3 be SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As I look back over the four years I have spent. here at Man- chester and reminisce the many happy experiences we have all shared together, I feel as though we, the Senior Class, have written @ book, a book of memories that have been treasured each day, a book that will always be dear to our thoughts. We, the class of 1941, are now comple ting this book which holds four glorious years of our school life. Chapter ofie began with our Freshman year; seventy-six of us em- parked on our hikh school“cateer. We were organized undcr the leages ership pf Miss Hotes atone Eason Our class officers were elects ed px ) your Wwithfnry Sieh , “tres Bient ; Percy Snellings, Vice- Prasident; and ftrren Cumbie, day dé éry thacasurer. High school life wag, very di ffereht for us, pilusradifill By mete became used to our sur-= rqundings, and “felt that we odmade up wWorery important part of Man- chester High Hoole We wPecrepresent’éd, Lin the May Court for the first time and we elt this™ @%be a great homer. The yeam passed; very quickly and smooth ? and as ation time came, we badeugs S00GkDUip EP qzassmates , rgaliPide Chettwe nad made. the first step upwerd� sur rise war SePt mbor +e +eschool again and 4 new chapter began, but thas tape ag, Sophom Y8k yeflere filled with, new -courag’ and determinat ipames we went abdue Sar scf ol activtObes.s � Miss Belz and Mr. Williams yexe +6 help us SL Shee ee Yay khis year. Billgwondna was elected: Pres@p pages BL bap bh Rasninghaht” Vice-President ; -uRpknces Snellings ,Bodwer brews and Warren Pannell, Treasurer. New.confidence had been gained in this our Sophomore year, and we took part in many school activities. May Day was again celebrated and again we had representatives in the May Court. As June drew near, wo could hardly realize it. Half of our journey ended, half of our book written, but as time moves on, so must we, We waved a happy good-bye to school until September returned. Juniors now; chapter three had begun and this indeed was an in- teresting chapter. Miss Ball and Miss White were our faculty loaders for this important yeare The class officers remained the same as last year. Very early in the year we wore honored by a Hobo Party given to us by the Seniors. This indeed was a thrill and a surprise wo had not dreamed of. We gave a Junior play this year called GOOD GRACIOUS, GRANDMA which was quite a success. Many of our classmates took impore- tant parts in school athletizs and other activities. Another surpris¢ was in store for us, for we were invited to attend the William and Mary and Washington and Lee football game at Williamsburg, 4% game and trip which will long be remembereds May Day came again; this year we were represented in the May Court Dy Gwendolyn Morrissette, Eliza- beth Cunningham, Billy Dunn, Kenneth Campbell, and Minor Boos, Also, f P wh JA : . “ � CoAT ‘ . : ae AVANT Seley FASUTE LETT fs 9 x Oi EEE: hy STEVE oh y] 4} Me Say Hah - vee wre PT Le 28 yy) foe pees Kae ees . Pods [2 Te LS | BAA svanagengeateonnn Be saprneemmitter. 2A Q eo oy usgansaeorenelt: oANy pan beet s Ugnebpesdofanetie MEMOIR Yl smmnn fx, HECHT see bso BS oof UATE, SHEE anita: STM UE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY in May, we gave the Seniors a banquet, which proved a gala event. June crept up hurriedly, and before we kmew it, the third chapter of our book was closed and friends were parting for vacation. The fourth and last of our chapters began with fifty-seven characters. Miss Dorothy Ball will again lead us through the pages of the most important of all chapters. Our organized class this year is under the leadership of Bill Ferguson, President; Billy Dunn, Vice- President; Frances Snellings, Secretary;and Warren Pannell, Treasurer. Our class meetings, for the first time, were held at night in the Home Economics Cottage. How we have enjoyed those happy, carefree mestings that have been a long-awaited privilege! At one of the class mectings, we elected Frances Snellings, Historian; Gerry Dorset, Prophetess; and Kenneth Campbell, Testator for the classe Many of the Seniors again played important parts in athletics, and helped win many of the games for our school. Again we were honored by the College of William and Mary with an invitation to attend their football game against the University of Virginia. The game was exciting. Our Senior Play entitled THE TIN HERO was a great successe Our classmates became actors and actresses over night. Billy Dunn, Gerry Dorset, Dot Routon, Frances Snellings, Gwen Morrissette, Jean Tooley, Jeanne Patterson, Nell Chesson, Garland Shelton, Thelma Williams, Ray- mond Cox, and Melvin Smith made up the cast, Time seemed to fly -now thet we were ready to leave our Alma Mater. May Day came around; Minor Boos and Jeanne Patterson reigned over the court as King and Queen; Wilbur Welton.and Gaynelle Tooley were Lord and Lady, with Phyllis Leonard, Frances Snellings, Raymond Cox, and Kenneth Campbell as representatives in the court. In May we took a long awaited trip to Washington, which was en- joyed very much by our whole class. This was a now privilege which we all appreciated greatly. Also in May, we were honored with a banquet given by the Juniors at the Chesterfield Golf Club. This was an occasion long to be re- membered by cach of use June drew near, and due to the help and guidance of the faculty and Mr. Reid, we are now entcring into our harbor, graduation. Al- though we have lost twenty-four of our members along the way, we are proud of the fifty-seven members of our class, the largest graduating class in the history of the school. For each of ws life holds a dif- ferent sequel that cannot be predicted. May we be remembered if not as individuals, as a class, proud to be called graduates of ‘41. SEARS: Po cll veg rd “AUNAHSIRELEE: afte, | NNHHTYIINNNO ine BBE uTHnTesitttte A eeeebntytstareiioas els (Mts se a LES] winnie AURAL rs -@ bho cur srseonisis sy BX “HUST EEE Re Te witnnMHInet RE COTTRELL te “OPTI. ST oe THAT, ; i. é ee tetas Ney LP YEH ey { M c M QO | R LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Senior Glass of 1941 of Manchester High School, in the County of Chesterfield, in the Commonwealth of Virginia, being of sound mind and good health and realizing that our parting is at hand, do make and ordain our last will and testament with the fallow ing requests: We, Frances Snellings and Gaynell Tooley, will our gold-digging abili- ty to any two Seniors needing it most in the coming year. I, Warren Pannell, do leave my strong voice to any one needing it most, I, Jeanne Patterson, do leave my glamour to Mr. Eason� I, Ralph Warren, will my ability to woo girls to Lawrence Cheatham, I, Bill Ferguson, do will my athletic ability to Norman Wood. I, Louise Anderson,do will my quietness to Audrey Britton who needs it, 1, Bob Downs, will my ability to break school rules to Stuart Winfree. I, Junie Butler, will ny dancing and loving ability to H. C. Boschen. I, Blsie Melius, will my toothless comb to lucky (?) Doris Lingerfelt. I, Virginia Fuqua, will all my boy friends (7) to Mary Belle Johnson, I, Virginia Jacob, will my ability (7) as a pianist to Robert Winfree. I, 0, C. Bayne, will my ability to keep quiet to Basil Kittelle, I, Margaret Farnsworth, will my ability to spell to June Johnson. I, Katherine Wilkinson, will my ability to fix hair to Miss White. I, Bernice Harlow, will my ambition for a good swing band to Yahooty. I, Phyllis Leanard, will my love for dancing to Thelma Donner. I, Ellen Taylor, will my love for sour pickles to Miss Thornton. I, Minor Boos, will my dancing ability to Earl Ellis. I, Josephine West, will my witty disposition to Thelma Donner. I, Hannah Jewett, will my babyish voice to Shirley Darden. = I, Stanley Dyer, will my hill-billy appearance to Raymond Bartlett. I, Virginia Bookman, will my ability to work bookkeeping to the sucker who needs it most. I, Ben Martin, will my bashfulness to some one who is not afraid of pretty girls. I, Mildred Hicks, will my naturally curly hair to Annie Werne. I, Carroll Bruner, will my height to Jack Rennie. I, Gerry Dorset, will my ability to be modest ina class of ten boys with a man teacher to any girl under similar circumstances, I, Ruth Wrick, will ny shorthand book to Ruby Jane Farnsworth. I, Nell Chesson, will my Bright Child bow ribbons to Helen Phillips. I, Billy Dunn, will my ability to argue to Irene Hines, I, Wilbur Welton, do hereby leave my height to John Hines. I, Gwen Morrissette, leave to every one my best wishes for a success ful life and Heaven when he dies. I, Neva Blue, will my small feet to the Wilkerson Twins. 1, Thelma Williams, will my little red Reducing Book to Miss White. I, Jacqueline Mills, will my ability to talk to Basil Kittells. fs “OPPRPRTEDHELA CHAU IED a CTU UL a“ ofS 1 9 4 | HH (WHAHHHI py HUT EEREEAHE poses: 3 aren a. eeate ETHAN) simi SEY See ete HLA are : A a F oc a Sis ahidoes cpafite a ) ’ ; ithyt ii ‘. ; yd Io tt Ree Pa MTGE TUTE TAL! ‘Ey f iE j 1O | IR Sav aaa Bi: bieciieds a 7 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Donald Hudson,will my wonderful English grades to Frances Weisiger. I, Jack Hutchison, leave my privilege to go to the store to a needy CaUSeC.e I, Frank Glidewell, leave my desire for food to Miss Thornton, I, Leta Richardson, will my curly hair to Alice Jones, I, Jean Tooley, will my ability to be late to any one who wants it, I, Kenneth Campbell, will anything I have to any one who wants it, I, Raymond Cox, will my silly ability to Pierce Ashby. I, Thomas Goins, will my ability to talk a lot to June Jokmsons I, Gilbert Mann, will my ability to catch girls to Joe Vaden, 1, Wilburn Pannell, will my ability to say Let's bent him up to J.V. I, Garland Shelton, will my manly physique to Mike Patterson, I, Henry Smith, leave Daisy for use as a taxi at school. I, Elwood Snith, will my tenth watch chnin to Jack Rennie. Ij Melvin Smith, leave my girl friend here for no one to fool with, I, Willard Smith, will my ability to act � s if I am hurt to any other baseball catcher, I, Mary Jane Bruner, will my nbility to sty in the First Aid Room to Mr. Eason, I, Elizabeth Cunninghan, will my nbility to sell to Violet King. I, Jane Phillips, will to Miss Bnll a set of government books, all alike, I, Mary Richardson, will my shorthand ability to Evelyn Boyles. I, Dot Routon, will my acting ability to Miss Ashbrook, I, Ruth Wyrick, leave my ability to do shorthand to Margaret Grimes, I, Edith McIntosh, leave my ability to do acometry to Bobby Watts. To the Freshmen, we leave our poise, our dignity, and our ability. To the Sophomores, we lenve our ability to act in plays. To the Juniors, we leave all of our Senior privileges, our fifty-seven desks, and our beloved teacher, To the Faculty, we leave our � ppreciation for their patience and their interest through our four years in high school. To our dear Miss Ball, we leave our thanks for guiding us through the past three years. To Mr. Reid, we leave our utmost gratitude for bearing with us through the trials and temptations of the past four years, We do hereby constitute Mr. G. H. Reid sole executor for this our last will and testament. In witness thereof we do hereby set our hands on this, the twenty-third day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred, forty-one... Signed, sealed, and published by the Senior Class of 1941, as our last will and testament in my presence, who, by the request of the class and in their presence, do hereunto sign my nane. i Bi =A Sedtabedsaesd it are ©) iPeeererta try EY a fa ae a 4| | ae cin one st es SES UL Gu poe 4 LOA Ley peteertet thea Ls CHU Ax Ma aad SEE ; zee, Ye. URINE AS Ta a MEMOI R Poo) WL 1d SOUL LLL ae SHEATHED SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY I, even I the unworthy, had been elected prophet of the Class of 1941. In order to predict their futures, I traveled to all counvries and dipped into nagic end science, but all in vain. At last tired and despondent, I took a walk in a coul, green forest. I walked slowly along, my head bent low in deep thought. The mossy spot just ahead would be an ideal place to sit and thinke Suddenly, a marvelously sweet voice broke upon the stillness: Pollow the white dove and your search will be ended. A snowy bird fluttered. from the trees and flew before me. It lod me on and on, till finally the forest stopped abruptly and I found my= self in a wonderful garden. The air was permeated with an exquisite perfume. Among the tress, whose leaves glistened like jewels, were birds of brilliant plumagee In the center of the garden was 4 fou- tain with diamond-like spray. As I approached it, 4 beautiful girl with gleaming, flowing hair handed me a golden goblet filled with an amber-colored fluid, saying, This is the water of the magic fountain; drink; in the spray you will see pictured the future of your class. As the wine spread through my veins, my brain seemed cleared of all imperfections; my senses were shar ened instead of dcanened. I looked into the spray and saw vague shapes which gradually cleared and formed a large auditorium. It was filled completely with interested and attentive listeners. Someone on the stage was playing softly 2 beautiful piano composition, The figure of eloquence seated at the piano was one of familiarity. When she stood to leave, I saw the face of VIRGINIA JACOB, whose expression was one of rapt devotione The audience rose to leave and I followed a group of boys in West Point uniform, one of whom uttered an expression familiar to my ears. With close attention I watched to see who it could be end “if I knew hime True enough, when he turned to go invo the building, BILLY DUNN stood out, © happy, progressive boy. Some years had passed and he had probably toiled faithfully to reach his goal. This faded and another scene came into view; this more dreadful, than the other. Waves were dashing madly aguinst a tossing life boat. A drenched figure within was fignting to keep the boat up. The roar= ing of a plano was hearde It had come to the rescue of a sinking ship . When the pilot of the plane stepped out on the wing to help the person in the boet to climb on, I kmew by JUNIOR BUTLER saying, “Lord, I 'clare, it was hee When safely inside, roady for flight, BILL FER- GUSON, at last 2 pilot, listened to JUNIOR's story about the sinking ship and his oxperiences as @ sailore CARROLL BRUNER, who works with BILL, wes quiet listener. In the spray a picture of rare beauty grewe I would say it was a home of about Piftcen rooms in size. The grounds and the house were of exact splendor and I wondered by whom 2 place so lovely was owned. “At oe TORRE TENDED TELE 3 HE (ShitHNiteeE oN sal ine ¥ 3 : 4 mT ttt tistL eta BY HUDEEN EA HASH EN 91 ee ns wumonunann ES Sea A yepeesnnnes PAN 9404 soared sé: , f r fs Aa Ges Hertel ae ot . ; ; Gre! HHMI E fan Pomme HH ‘ f =es5° oe: s if, Ry bee a tAd ATT, i =f Wee ft i “S f iJ Poy HAs ae ke © combs NOTA SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY mission. There was such a strong feeli:g¢ of good will, peace and love that I wondered who the. teachers couid be, for one could plainly tell _ they were of that scarce cless of women whose lives were a daily sac- rifice and blessing. When the prayer was over, I saw the three mis- sionaries: RUTH WYRICK, ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM, and LETA RICHARDSON. I heard a wild crowd and then the firing of a gun. A hurdle race had begun. The leading figure was an erect man with very.smooth fea- turese He was an excellent rider. As they neared the last jump and the finish line, his face became plainer. Yes, it was WILBUR WELTON. I saw a.big old house standing back off the road, A very rickety old car was sputtering down the road. It stopped and a very tall girl leaped out and ran’ into the house. You are here, JEANNE, a voice called. Come on in and eat. Wait'll I wash my hands, JOSY. Say, JOSY, I've enlisted three more girls: KITTIE WILKINSON, ELLEN TAYLOR, and MILDRED HICKS. JEANNE PATTERSON and JOSEPHINE WEST have realized their dream of keeping bachelors! hall. On a hill ina far distance there was a ceaseless wind of smoke soaring up and fading away. The trees were nearer and a path made its way plain. In following it, I came upon a log cabin of ultimate find in such @ place. FRANK GLIDEWELL and GILBERT MANN were living a peace- ful and happy life. Easy come, easy got A radio with a book +:review was coming on. The book of most im portance to me was not reviewed but very definitely praised. A law book, it was, by BEN MARTIN, who is an up and coming lawyer. The birds were singing and the aroma of newly-plowed soil filled the air, I saw a man who seemed to be giving orders to a helper. The voices were plainer, and I could hear WARREN PANNELL giving orders about his farm, He turned to go over and sit down under a tree in the shade and someone else was there reading in the shade of a tree. MEL- VIN SMITH and WARREN own the farm. MELVIN studies agronomy and WARREN puts it into practice. The soft light of the moon silvered the waters of a small lake. On it a boat was floating lazily. Three girls were seated in the stern and drooped their heads demurely while they listened to the ime passioned words of a man. It was truly a magnificent voice singing an old love song. As they lifted their heads and sighed I saw tho big brown eyes of JEAN TOOLEY, ELSIE MELIUS, HANNAH JEWETT, and NELL CHES- SON. It was oa crowded church I saw. The soft strains of a violin blended exquisitely with notes of the clear-voiced singer, DOTTY MAE ROUTONe The song was changed to the triumphant strains of a wedding march, and all eyes were turned ex� vectantly toward the bridal party. Several of the bridesmaids seemed familiar. First, JACQUELINE MILLS, A Se um TIN TG } St Stam tle A A As, ear, rate al tas Hl g 4 coitivetinnnans = ae tata EY Pr) “HESUHHENfeddae et Pee Smee TT LAS 7, Wee pane | Soy hy bes ie TYAS AAAAMM Aan PL Do) = SOUTER LUT CT ne Sr. CONUETESUPTATATTANTE Ys guy Ne ; Sea ery COSSeTPRTT PEI EC EEL) ied POPE USD tt a! Of bs ae Bef Pv. me em cae AN UI: ; MEMOIR 9 WIETMITON gf S tcniv wht i i Be : a aor LLL ey i “ SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY that moment GWENDOLYW MORRISSETTE came out of the door in a lovely little print frock, Benind her was KSNNETH CAMPBELL, who looked as handsome as she looked prettye I heard her say something about their two children, so very obviously they are married. They are two wonder- ful people, but I never suspected that match. A huge, shiny car was coming in the drive. It stopped and a boy and a girl climbed out. They were MINOR BOOS AND GAYNELIE TOOLEY, From the way things looked, MINOR must be doing well. As KENNETH and GWEN rushed out to mect then, the picture blurred and faded, A group of people were standing before a painting in an Art Gal- lery. There were opinions being voiced of praise and dislike, after the manner of people. It made mo very proud to see that name of the artist, especially when I found it was none other than VIRGINIA FUQUA. The curtain had just risen on the opening scone of one of the most talked of plays of the season. Evory onc was praising the young actress who had the leading role, I looked forward anxiously to find who our star could be. She came to the front of the stage, and, des- pite make-up, I knew JANE PHILLIPS. Walking down a very immaculate marble hall was a girl in a white uniform. It reminded me of someone, but who could it be? I followed her to sce. She disappcared through a door and in a second she return- ed with anothor girl of similar dross. Thoy deftly skipped into the rooms and rearranged pillows and took temperaturese MARGARET FARNS- WORTH and LOUISE ANDERSON were two efficient nurscsSe A door opened and I saw a classroom of pupils bent ovor their desks in carnest effort. At the board a young man was putting up some math problems. He had turned around to sit downe I nover mew that GARLAND SUBLTON wore horned rimmed cycglasses, but he did, all right, and he still had dimples, The winter sunshine streamed into a sitting room; a bridge game was going on, ‘The telephone rang and it was VIRGINIA BOOKMAN, who got up to answer it. The other three forgot thc game while sho was gone, and sat and talked. Tho two girls who were raving about their hat shop and their newest creations wero THELMA WILLIAMS and MARY RICHARD SON. Tre other was NEVA BLUE, and I think she said something about lecturing on cosmeticse The dust made the scene hard to detect at first, but as I fol- lowed the road I saw 2 car stop in front of some mail boxcs. I saw through the back window that a man turned around to get a package. The mailman was STANLEY DYER. On the other side of this little country road another car loomed into vicw. THOMAS GOINS and DONALD EUDSON, from the newspapers in the car, must have a large rural paper route. I heard tho sound of bells calling people to morning worship. A line of happy faced native girls were entering the doors of the little ay Py “a obey e Hrttibededetdnaeege sMedseditadiadaiiliet . . eee Py 4 2, imilieddemaitiine “OR OPEDETEP EMA Sete e betes ¥v TTA an i ch U HATE AX “COA TEE ae Vas VT Gs sede bdl ih Bey MEMO R aed TL UL SSO P| erceees PUPAL EDEES LAAT COE ELE EE, SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY who is @ waitress in some high class restaurant in New York, looked lovely inher dress; then, PHYLLIS LEONARD, who teaches a dancing class at a Y. W. C. A. in Philadelphia. It was the bride who was the especial target for all eyes, Her eyes were down-drooped and her face was half hidden. in the shower of lace, yet I easily recognized the bright face of FRANCES SNELLINGS. Who could justify such hilarious laughter as that of the audience before mee The two comedians on the stage were black-faced, but one could easily tell it was makejup. I listened closely and learned the two people were BOBBY DOWNS and JACK HUICHISON. After their exit I went backestage to talk old times, and while we were talking, their manager came riotiously in. Through his anger I knew him to be 0.C. BAYNE. He was soon calmed, and out again, The busy hum of voices and the steady click of many typewriterslt! This issued from a suite of rooms in a tall office building. There was an air of success over the place and in the way DOT MASSEY and BERNICE HARLOW were working at their desks. On the corner of two very busy streets was an immaculate appear= ing filling station. A tall, heavy, young man was busy at his work, and he worked as if he really enjoyed it. When he finished putting in gas, I saw it was RAYMOND COXe By the Esso Sign I might have known! A large frame for a house stood in a suburban district of aris=- tocratic air. Men were busily at work on the construction and I saw the contractor and the electrician in a conversation. The former was WILLARD SMITH and the latter, ELWOOD SMITH. Both have become famouse People were rushing in and out of some doors and as I followed them I saw aisles that were jammed with customers. It was Fishman's 10g store. A girl and a customer were fussing and finally the manager hurried over to straighten out things. MARY JANE BRUNER, still that sweet and sympathizing character, could patch up any argument. As the customer turned, I found she was EDITH McINTOSH, an English critics The spray once again showed a picture, There were hundreds of ears painted very bright colors. Thoy were being sold at low prices to high school boyse RALPH WARREN and HENRY SMITH seemed to be in an ethereal world - they were so devoted to their work, No more pictures roso in the spray. My brain was dulling. Vain- ly I peered forward, for I had not seen my own destiny. I felt a light touch on my shoulder, and, turning, I saw the fairy, who said gently, The destiny of others you have seen; your own is denied to you.e. One never believes one's own future. She smiling waved her wand. I found the fountain and garden fading; it 211 seemed a dream. And so, dear classmates, before the momory of that dream completely vanished, I recorded what I saw in the magic fountain. ? od Ph V A : (— DD Ab etenw KS onl . PAW aterei Alii listo pooh RELREIEE ESET, USALePODLeparsaretdedd! Si. UMMUBHHHAUETI Tidddddeddddaama agit ited a NAAN AE At LASHAASEAA DRI eoneaerteantetidateert SAGaagiacuanie aye sD, conte TH em ivsaae tnt . . ae ame Se “eet Pet Ete meat eyreuesteenttiiats | Poy heeeettte neti MEMOIR THE SENIOR CLASS OF WMANCHSS TER HIGH SCHOOL Presents Jrle TiN rien A Farce in Three Acts by Charles George Cast of Characters Douglas Goodyear, a timid young man HHT BL LLy Dunn Mrs. Blanche Goodyear ’ His MOCHE| L simmons Geraldine Dorset Grace Goodyear his sister covoauecesotsstaggtbunrecaretnasertavanntonevsoonvensensnanateattnittqernnattertteoneennasnenutiin DOG Routon Virginia Ferguson, his PiaANCE asi masoemommnemamnnmnnunnicnd LAMCES - SRE Llings. Baxter Warner, President of TEE HERO'S CLUB vnmnnmmunninn Gar Land Shelton Mr. Baxter Warner, HLS WILE commen naMaMemiMnamenoanmmoned Elma Williams Bunny Whee ler, engaged GO GLACE sissies ee lvin Smith Annette Coverdale, only female member of THE HERO'S CLUB«mmJean Tooley Adelaide Yo ung, @ friend of Grace's inom chusemiisidateininoinaiactadiaiaaa. Nell Chesson Victoria Esmond, a newspaper wou pic brad cinieh G eee Patterson Mlle. 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Stenographer -......------—---—- Clerk at Fishman'ts eR YA piece CON COT LAT 2 8 Greece cee Famous Actresa Garland Shelton mmereenm GO CO Vee D oa rmnrnnneaerrernncnnnntmeeninn Ue of Richmond miwood ism th os SRA os Keep assole WPA NOP ioe Menryenm) these PrOL DG On DL ey SnOta eee, Garbage Collecter Melvin Smith-——-—-........____-_Electrician---— -....—.-_—__-____._—-- Married Life CRS NOS. SITE We) gibt a SMe 9 20 at sn 1 pire ste Siem a neces ar Le Lawyer Peetioreeano. Li NPeewe oO Be Happy Angel in Heaven petepeter lone sn . To Cet Married. Matron of a Nursery yin PL POOL OVs Bachelor Gir] ene nccnecceccnena off Se Thomas Jordon TEAL GAS Geen Ea aloe SOOT CY ene Preacher's Wife Wilbur Welton... Professional Horse Trainer. mere nnmnens .Jockoy RALPH Warren en neerecneccnnnnererncmaned © BE CHOMLSE en ccrennrnnnnnmnnnn -Gas Station Manager Josophine Wesie Aa Sih. ne To Got Harricd... les EO ..Bachelor Girl Thelma Williams... onnmneen S UCT LYAPHOY...... ie OCHO SOL se Gn Ruth Wyrick— —._.__. _Buyor ‘for Miller and Rhoads. Vee Actate PRM Wer Se etait 01 Clerk HEH? ahs AUCH Boog BOOOG Oy SOE OTER TAH eet ELLE 1941 TO SU A ebEeH SETAE saneneet nat HORNED, “TE TE HINT A. oo ETH s MO ig DeHTHOtER ETT Ede Se 5 SL SL pc M E 4 j R oe UU EE LL AX sanennitsnit: cee Ne SHARE AN. A UN HTELEH Ass _A ioy S70 loes es ents Ses oo hg oe 1 9 4 ] =. “5 a 7 Eee Ay je Gch savetiestsnoitiiit ers bash eternity ba A A ULL i esata OTH LEL LULL LLG ME MO R EAT MEETS pare | UME? ww A, witenenien ws wma: ZN am . NRA pore oo” “4 ath HEM ALHHATLEEE, reas TLC RHETT: _ eqaneeer tenes eo? AAEM ty user tid HN HiHHHT + ae ¥r 1941 ervesuanedaecagitait AL UU ERT ae - sy ROOT it LC tM is afi: s et ‘ Sy ‘7 M E MO! R % “353 shay rte Sicy voutegnateranareniiituaee F weReeaneAAHAADIDNGIINYY PSL PS SOL AHHH fae eA, irennuentst Waited SeeH : A ORT te f COUT atte ete POX . ad RT eee Oc I 9 4 1 YS eaenee ee RHEE CHAE i: RO nats a Reon tie By =8h tf} Pe | yee gate st ” Sg a Pw 2 svoopnynnnntrytnn he, «MANNY TAANLUEHE a ee ae pm 5 ey itinenisttiin 3 er ae So Ef ee EMO HR Sef muntine PEAS ; . 4 oS 4 . F 2 ¥ . . - “f JUNIOR CLASS officers Alvin Livesay.————-— + Vice-President JUN ALVES nnenncnncen nate neene meer i i aan Sees retary Pred Crowd er ——— a a 'reasurer Colors: Red and White Flower: American Beauty Rose Motto: “Not For School, But For Life. Sponsors: Hlizabeth Berryman, Beulah Ettenger Class Roll Jack Allen Norman Jones June Alvis Arthur Kein Virginia Mae Austin Basil Kittell Raymond Baltz Alvin Livesay Florence .Barksdale Marian Leonard Durwood Bartlam Michael Lorencki Raymond Bartlett Aileen Maxey Iris Booker Albert Mittelstadter Ada Mae Bookman Warren Pemberton Evelyn Boyles Thomas Perkins Lawrence Cheatham Frances Robins Billy Cockes Charles Saunders Irene Crouch Earl Smith Fred Crowder Shirrell Smith Shirley Darden Mary Lee Snellings Thelma Donner Jack Tatum Annie Ruth Ellis Edward Walsh Dorothy Lou Ellis Bobby Watts Ruby Jane Farnsworth Frances Weisiger Margaret Grimes Frieda Westermann Dorothy Guill Anne Whitt Bettie Hagood Alice Mae Wilds Anne Hatcher Dorothy Wilkinson Shirley Hastings Robert Winfree Irene Hines Stewart Winfree Esther Holmes Glenis Woodcock LN sin So MLL ei _ AMHTETHHE rd yuri Ey 2! Et cium Le. agettnninarnante 2 fo. ses a: iotse a F ist “eesnsntneeattatt LA! ‘HATH eTeTieeTED get ¥ es PPE ANE LTE eo Sittin Ay yey io uy MEMOIR “ j Fs | Parasite jee “ i: dey bre TIME eetety Cu ou A —— eripeaitiot tr Tay ¥ EMULE LUHPRINHH - “UM TLE | SUT Des H REE ues Hidde “AA EAH CHAT AIED Meee ced HASAN EA AS wvnnanniasatent E OOPePEPUER CHATTY XY: a be MEMOR 7 Sa o We JUNIOR HIsLIGHTS OF 1940-1941 The Juniors started the grass growing this year by organizing the first class bowling team in high school.e This event created widespread enthusiasm and interest, and soon every class in high school, except the Freshman Class, had a team. In October the Juniors joined with the Seniors in the publication of COMMUNIQUE, the school news- paper. Later in the year, the Seniors had to devote all of their time to the publication of MEMOIR, the yearbook; so the entire newspaper was turned over to the Juniors. The class play, SHE'S MY DAISY, was presented on February 2l.e This play was a splendid success and was really enjoyed by every one. The characters in the play were Aileen Maxey, Thomas Perkins, Anné Hatcher, Frieda Westermann, Alvin Livesay, Alice Mae Wilds, Uley Mam, Margaret Grimes, Robert Winfree, and Ada Mae Bookman, Early in April the Juniors ordered their class rings so that they might be delivered in the fall� The climax of the year was reached on May 9, at which time the Juniors entertained the Seniors with banquet and a dance at the Chesterfield Golf Club. We, the Junior Class, feel that we have gained both in knowledge and in the spirit of cooperation. We sincerely hope that we may carry on the wonderful work that the Seniors have left for us to do during the school year 1941-1942. elt AHS cab irs SHO SR xh; 9 j peg LUO TEA. e TT! © os 4 ] ™“ GEE? ena A, insite: ed TUITE Se TTA BS « [- VANeEebaeepeaenett OT REEL qtaebeee haat dae epee eeeetT PH eateeeE eH white ter iad ECpHeUeL AGL, i elie bes i xf MEMOIR th Uisseeepertinneaye etyererigapeeeaene PANNE Tita Cettaen edge tet bete Dgtee(eteast yi CL Tee UTE A Sav TURE HCE OURUL EADS GEEALOM ERNE FERRER ALLERGY sacoanaeainls MT ee “7 (UNE HUTT M E MO | R HHT DLA HELIN “7 WITHA HT JUNIOR CLASS POEM Three years ago we had a task Which we were set to do. Our hopes were high, if you may ask, That we be tried and true. It wasn't as hard, we admit, As certainly it might have been; We found that if we kept right on, The goal we'd surely win. Our goal is still ahead of us, With one more year to Zoe Will this be a better year? We can certainly make it so. This next year, we hope will be A year of much success, And all of us can truly say That we have done our best. “Ada Mae Bookman HUTT HRT aE sae yeeeetasentecietiae sere: ee eH Le MORALE EHH SOMME. cena eat Hite tveneenon nO, “MEH HAH yaaa COUT HE HEA LASER. A VEEEHEOE HT yy M E MO| R “pet eertee get Ay. ope etertPei ed ps4 ee Sf. EX SOPHOMORE CLASS officers FAVA Prot SIAN -.crccercnenenteennenneennenennnatetntianemieneentsimeieestnnintneeitnineiticmnisstntnemtintttenmtnetttatt President Aitiet- MP lel ciel 10): a Te Des: aeaee wah SEB EE Se -Vice-President Ruby Pinkleton 2 Secretary dOPUS Orr soo ee eee in A Tae a8 oneal Se tS ee Reporter Colors: Blue and White Flower: Red Rose Motto: “Onward Ever, Backward Never. Sponsors; Annabelle Lumpkin, Erin Fore Edward Allen Mildred Bagby Stuart Baltz Uldine Booker Ernest Boyd Audrey Britton Gloria Butler Garland Canada Ellen Chadwick Sidney Chalkley Mary Clarke Randolph Collier Grace Crouch Nettie Mae Davis Mae Donner William Donner Iaura Dunn Elizabeth Ellis Raymond Ferguson Gloria Firesheets Ewell Flippo Margaret Fitzgerald Shirley Fricke Jacqueline Gillie ree aee ia iedebiitt HOVE ET? seeotptenracietedd OCH eOHSEAELE Class Roll Gertha Goins Clarence Grant Raymond Graves Roy Grubb Virginia Hammond Joyce Harris Broaddus Hey Helen Hiles Robert Hudson Joyce Jackson June Johnson Anne Jolly Forest Jolly Alice Jones Violet King Herry Lane Raymond Lowman Mary Mays Decatur Miller Betty Moore Albert Morrissett Floyd Morrissett Michael Patterson Ann Paul ots 194159 Ernest Peck Ruby Pinklieton Joyce Poarch Martha Pollard Alfred Poynter Hilda Protzman Ralph Reams Bobby Shaeffer Lois Sheffield Anne Shelton Betty Lou Smith Twila Smith Thomas Suttler Carrington Utley Charlene Walsh Annie Werne Christine Wilkinson Clarine Wilkinson Bobby Williams Gene Winfree Elizabeth Winn Norman Wood Stanley Woodfin Doris Wright CE oon Gy Pega Tests eecearesnigeeteat ¥y us woT 25 REY 4 ; esp “fee Bey ry x Oe Fey 4 ik : ; if ied ny bw’ 3 BP, aa — o o - 5 a — 3 inxs é va e re =a ¥ Las , Z Aare - hl Ale ww venti, AN UL a Bef M F MO R AA HOUTA EL Aen AEM, fi bak Te ae POTTER BR ayia ae SCUTTLED feSaes MY SCHOOL If you have gone to Manchester School, Then I am sure you can work by any rule. We, the Sophomore Class, ought to know, For we have two years down and two more to go. It's a place to learn and a place to be stern; It's a place for our studies and a place to win buddies; So if we've the school spirit and strive to do it, We'll put Manchester on top and above - « A place to be liked and a place to be loved, -Roy Grubb a TOL ee cet! sunnniinnnt Ze “NSE HUAI fx. sbsuednnuatesne tend MeUCe SE 194 1 TUT EEE abe Nee eet e eens, o “gute vy Rt, x= so Ha if - Me Ea i] E ; LIE 4 iesyieee tHE, “SITU EHEET ttt ste HINES MEMOIR ty FRESHMAN CLASS officers Sh ir ley Lee Hatcher -. MaACabesbhneetnagerendteenrgert tad pyr erie ent seuottevocounngstyeoceasapontegesevagss ttsospnnctBOtestHtet steRsas-eteesnves:terr de 2S ident He len Phi ster OPRVEEERLTAURETSLEL EMERG ODT PLAT SPER R TOTES TOD E Leet Ebaby DEDAAEDORCEESSLEADETCOEORE Se abtan ea Teneo bteret ateeaietaee .ViccePr 6 Ss ident Jean Arthur . Cer dare peetcaneneerenepergrresraebeaie QUTUP ADP SEAT ES GESTURE LTD P OR Etea beret ee EECLERERDAT ODE pCate cette neierae TPORLTDOC EL RRELEEU TORE L TITEL Rate deer etetees here teteag hte .Sec ret ary Barbara Allen STITT aT an ae wROpOrt or Flower: Tulip Colors: Maroon and Gray Motto: Climb Though The Rocks Be Rugged. Sponsors: Elizabeth Ashbrook, A. L. Williams Barbara Allen Mildred Anderson Florence Andrews Frank Andrews Jean Arthur Pierce Ashby Eugenia Atkinson Herman Austin Charles Bankert Shirley Barley Edward Bell Gus Bezares Charles Blackburn Bernice Blankenship Henry Boschen Raymond Boyles Alfred Butler Richard Chalkloy Randolph Cheatham James Chenault Mary Chenault Mollie Clark Carlton Coover Minerva Cordle Stuart Cordle Raymond Cox Jamos Craze Earl Dunnavant Class Roll Hazel Dyer Kathryn Elan . ‘Earl Ellis Earl Gentry Thomas Guill Shirley Hatcher Margaret Himler Wilma Himlor John Hines Irbane [ngram Calvin Jackson Iris Jackson Mary Belle Johnson Irene Kidd Walter King Bennic Lane Lois Lane Loraine Leary Irvin Lewis Doris Lingerfelt Phyllis Lowman Janice Mann Doris Martin Nancy Masscy Etna Mays James Newton Bleanor Pannell Jacqucline Parker Virginia Perkins .Helen Phillips Gladys Pulley Margaret Reams Raymond Reams Jack Rennic Florence Robins Joan Rothgeb Gene Rowlett Doris Scroggs Joyce Snellings Billy Stewart Clyde Taylor Albert Thompson David Thompson Virginia Tibbetts May Tilman Hazel Traylor James Turner Earl Tyler Lois Utley Bradford Vaden Mary Ellen Walker Carl Westermann Raymond Wilkinson Frances Williams Katherine Williams Elsie Wood Norman Woodcock of SE ita) Vee ONT Tpen eae ey AETOCEREE REET Or ie. fd. LS, CU SEY. I 9 4 ] yee aeeeeaoinettdtts tN tree AL osoanpnun banat ie f oda gz f i t oe i | i 5 POUUHLATURPPLL ECE M E M Ol R LY PPT yey OTL Car OMA EE : Side Bet HHeeLHEEUEAUETELL fee MT Pe ss ES nny, ey HEHEHE a t ALL ABOARD, FRESHMEN? Well, after ten days of hurried work and planning, the boat is about to leave for the Philippine Islands with all of those Freshmen aboard. There will be fun fur every one. Let's see what every one is doing. shes dear, I didn't know that Frances Williams and Irvin Lewis had so much ambition, but you can always peep around the corner and see them washing dishes. Probably they are planning for the arrival on the Islands. That walking encyclopedia, also job inventor number one, Gladys Pulley, surely keeps the boat spick and span with the assistance of Billy Stewart. We must say that they make a grand pair togethere We had a swell time last night at the party given in honor of those wonderful sponsors, Miss Ashbrook and Mr. Williams. And would you think that Doris Martin and Bennie Lane could really dance? Well, they proved it. The news was spreading this morning, bright and early, that five very attractive girls slept in one little bed last night. I hear that these girls were Lorraine Leary, Lois Lane, Virginia Tibbetts, Elsie Wood, and Florence Robins. I guess that they had a grand time, but what about the bed? (Our adventures now end on the boat and begin on the Philippine Islands.) We are enjoying every moment of the trip with one exception. Wé are always losing those Thompson Twins, Raymond Reams, James Turner, Bradford Vaden, Earl Ellis, and Calvin Jackson. When we find them, they are always swimming with the native girls. That smart, littlo black-haired girl, Etna Mays, and admirable Margaret Reams surely met some handsome natives. Maybe some day they will go back to the Islands, but we shall not be along that time. The other night we had a weiner roast and also a swimming races Who should win but Jackie Parker and that Romeo, Carl Westermann. The contestants in the race were Helen Phillips, Janice Mann, Jackie Pare ker, Virginia Perkins, and Nancy Massey for the girls, and Jack Rennie Earl Tyler, Carl Westermann, Norman Woodcock, and Clyde Taylor for the boys. Lois Utley, Phyllis Lowman, and Mary Ellen Walker are quiet little girls around Manchester, but they seem to be having a swell time on this trip with us. I bet they caught some of those tall, dark, and handsome fellows on the weiner roast. oof: ‘ : ed URE Oe ns f MAS CoML Pe TETPET LATED sey HWE daeeeeedtecietentte PULL AR EL A mm 219-43 ——————— ee re Sei Se Ne aaa P Ato o sass fenks. Bare £5 _ ‘ a 4 ig La x. Hatt TE Hittes Yeo: 4A a ip f :— ! WUT MUTAUE ENA Stegh Reon ey r Pat SHAY OEOTRTD ERD E STL hve 4 SPEEDLITE UL LOGE Rae oe Ba pA ct ‘ } td “ iy 4% ay rf rj he | ) ys okey Say HOT PEE TRA AA we, Ee EAC PUTIN EHUrY rAN ay ALL ABOARD, FRESHMEN? Our stay will soon be ended, and what do you think? Hazel Tray- lor and Joyce Snellings were sitting by a little tree all alone, fast asleep. We found them just in time to keep them from sleeping out all night, for this is very dangerous in the Philippines. On a moonlit night under the palm trees whom should we spy but Joan Rothgeb and one of those handsome Filipinos, wooing in Filipino style. Doris Lingerfelt and Doris Scroggs are models in their new bath- ing suits and they are getting a beautiful sun tan. Those two beautiful girls, Eleanor Pannell and Katherine Williams, are proving rivals for all of us. It was not very hard for Minerva Cordle, Mary Belle Johnson, and Randolph Cheatham to change into native clothes, They really have a good time, Guess what I saw the other day? James Craze, Carlton Coover, a nd Thomas Guill were dressed as monkeys watching Mildred Anderson, Herley Gentry, and Barbara Allen doing the Hula while Jean Arthur was preach- ing about bad habits. I wonder if she gets any good results? I hear that Walter King, Gus Bezares, Edward Bell, and Pierce Ashby want to rent a straw apartment and use Irbane Ingram for their servant, Guess what Henry Boschen is doing? He is trying to sell magazine subscriptions to the natives, They buy them, however, and pay with palm leaves, His co-eworkers are Dickie Chalkley and Stuart Cordle. Iris Jackson and Frank Andrews have opened a hamburger stand and are solling scaweed-burgers. Shirley Barley and Katherine Elam must remain on the Islands, be- cause their sun tan is very becoming. You know, John Hines and Herman Austin just cannot leave these native girls alone. I wonder if they will stay here? Of course, we have to have guards and who should they be but Ray-= mond Boyles, that tall, handsome Charles Blackburn, James Chenault, and Alfred Butler. Every minute Shirley Hatcher and Mollie Clarke are trying to do something dangerous, Bernice Blankenship, Florence Andrews, and Irene Kidd are having a good time with Charles Bankert, Raymond Cox, and Earl Dunnavant, Something terrible happened yesterday to delay our trip back home, May Tilman, Wilma Himler, and Mary Chenault broke out with chicken pox and Raymond Wilkinson acted as doctor, Then he broke out with measles. So you see the Philippines are not so different from our own United States after all. iitags ‘ ‘ 2 ed ® LT | Lees Mr Bees soos ierynentotnny: NF i : 9 4 eee ps; , Brg ee nS ae a DELLS tatbenees Say £35. E Ss Vv Vv y NTMI MIS dy :- ECoG Perr eraitiel . ? ¥ Dus ST CL SA OTH, Qt ME WEIN T AN coarse vt REIT, SL SE tan MEMOIR Ye nT A ee FRESHMAN POEM Upward, upward we will climb our way Till we hit the top where we will stay; Wie'll reach the point that we can't be invaded By foreign nations that have us dated. . As Freshmen we start out young for fame, To strengthen our country and hold its name; It's liberty, justice, and freedom for all That makes us more willing to answer its call. A great trouble is that young people today Don't study life; they just go astray; They wander and wander and finally give up - Victims of forces which overwhelm and crushe Now wetre going out to face this world And we won't be seeking a diamond or pearl; Wetll be hunting for something more precious than gold; - Untold kingdoms we hope to unfold. -Joan Rothgeb Pat shyeedoenntantetiat MY eed cuemmnnnn GX UU ATL SHAY HUtHeNestAN = ie, ry . ar See! et ; RD) oh wy ; ot a eR 7 j Lil . as never bts as!� a Pa et 4 . ae a ‘ ‘ j ‘ Pu i Py AGhe eo ee opi ‘ } Y, faye : e ha oe yet aii : pie i % i) ts ES ' ot a a - Ca ms aie id .- a was i le if mH . , : -h [ x ' ‘ xa oo 4 “ : J . , eee ee 4 rN 3 SCHOOL YEAR-1940494 . ere sd P94 4 Nae MITT al eH iedd? Rae | Mud “fet neste, ail Fat SAE Phe: pares. mpegs NMEA REA SSA AGT | WW seeeTE SOO a y Sn ddr ddaddees ¥ waa Crepe THE AY nA ee 4 ' in 7 z i, an An 2 MF MG R pa Ss oy SQ MUEN HA MNGSATHAE EEA As oOMMITUTI Ls Soran rome. 8S EA, ; pes? : Foot Foteneay a PG ener al B= TR a Sake isa ASM PEV ESTA PED FLAT ERT, i Tuddbdd taeda dat bet V STE. Lobo ce seth Be; eqectrateddtatate tition od STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 15) yg D0 President Elizabeth Cunningham ssi issenn stn einer ca eile lek Gs ceri at SE Ane fern PRON) i ee Spee RIE) eee lina tam ar a Nite a ea RIE Secretary Frances: Snellings ee bem ei eh Treasurer eae TYG 22. s Fs EES are URE ORE ere chwnen enone ur. Hels ! ohn Shy Aas ed iBea 36S bk Faculty Advisor Class Representatives Gernidine Dorset... ee LT ake 1 gitar SIMs had Bebca ne alk 2 Gaynell Tooley BCE ey Se eo Jw OF ee ee Thomas Perkins Mary Clarke .--------- ne mn SEY EN OTIO Fc Ache sen KRifred nut ler ee eee Btna Mays Colors: Green and White Motto: School And Community Growing Together. BASEBALL TEAM Te D. Eason, Jr. = Coach FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Minor Boos Jack Allen Carroll Bruner O. C. Bayne Billy Dunn Junior Butler Bill Ferguson Garland Canada Alvin Livesay Frank Glidewell Mike Patterson Decatur Miller Thomas Perkins Albert Morrissette Henry Smith Alfred Poynter Stewart Winfree Robert Winfree Raymond Baltz - Manager Carroll Bruner - Captain velaeeaertaner ithe a eoeeeeseepPee cial OOK ote sDOURDAE ANE PREEERAE TAY SO) | epetecarsunnnaenait coyyanedente aL ANTM Ww siitetttti $7 WUescenNOTNTAHIES cee Ny cwmmsteneeisnettD M E MOIR R HERE. Bc ceil ane eo HOCH tte i... TS ee i wate | 9 4 } eet EEE Be AEP ae a — Y3 - Lest ae ess - a HOT SUPEPET EDA FT ON sUeeheta ti tartiis AEtEEP LUMA PEE ERE 3 pA + P Ht eepyite tt! esvHHeest gt PPLE a MEMQIR this fy aay VHRR VTE DTP Teebhbeee LL CREA) ee Ln retard Bas fi ee ¥. ? be Viney 7 a ee Hu ca HHH A HUNT Re POUT EOEURAELR TT te SUPPLE Nay NMHC HHHEH LIA ellos TREE ELLE . (URL TTOD PRL ND Fag« TRH wy POH EEE MEMOIR CULM GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Dorothy Ball = Coach Frances Snellings Frances Robins Violet King Mildred Hicks Geraldine Dorset Ruby Jane Farnsworth Shirley Darden Aileen Maxey Dorothy Goins Jacqueline Mills Jane Phillips - Manager Margaret Farnsworth = Captain BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Te. D. Hason, Jr. = Coach SECOND TEAM Jack Tatum, Forward Barl Smith, Forward Willard Smith, Guard Junior Butler, Guard Albert Mittelstadter, Center FIRST TEAM Bill Ferguson, Forward Minor Boos, Forward Billy Dunn, Guard Henry Smith, Guard Carroll Bruner, Center Raymond Baltz - Manager Bill Ferguson = Captain sc ty HPAES fey HT Fy 1 9 4 ] ChCTHT EEE BU Pm ay VSTONTUAMADET EE SEE; Q VEUTCRUE ERED RAT feos SPU thy : COUGH AP PARAL ee nee ee EEE Pat ebpebagedepeaenasebeeeee® evuPeee PERSE TRREL ECGS f HMB adie iow sf CeOpUUUMATUOT ET ET EAE, sed SRAM ETET ECT | , f ME MO i R _— AAA An Sea tate 4 ETM HRM HAM ¥ Meco Ge a7 Ge Gs Ue EPA eee es y %, ¥ Mts sh deinen ee + TTT atti tility in ed TTY CASO TE dasaenisaretaaagays } : | 9 4 } as : € “ sx a GUO le Me tee dad dee if nec iareeued Sb sSOCELIGRNC EEL Re hae y ‘ Y J | al yard hey WHIM, cole Pee ee Ra of: _ SUUTHED 25 ten ' = be ais se weit e BUELL as ae OMUNHUTHUE rtp rt SF Pk _senmumayiae By MEM OVR Sh snnnttnntrtreetinn. Pie +, ay ACEO % ¥ AR oe F 7. eR . GIRLS! MONOGRAM CLUB Mildred Hicks nae 0d halt enemas Jane Phillips Geraldine Derset Frances Snellings M Jacqueline Mills —_—————— | n Violet King Shirley Darden Aileen Maxey Frances Robins Margaret Farnsworth BOYS! MONOGRAM CLUB ne mn Jack Tatum Durwood Bartlam Raymond Baltz. M Earl Snith ——————____ | Willard Smith Albert Mittelstadter Junior Butler Carroll Bruner Bill Ferguson Minor Boos Henry Smith 4 Supe seesnenpneesey waettninninined «Tec. a. . MIMHIEMIE TOA LOE “ ? MRL Sd CH eee mie awa BAS v7 grr 7 XN ; ry | the : ae 9 a “Lt prt LNB MEET nitat ; i “yeentt Villtty oe Veet, So Ke a es aii oy ME ¢ M ay R nm hy 4 aL aE MEMOIR STAFF BS LY Y Dar orotate ora etcetera eee Editor-in-chief Alvinv li Veseycee tcenu eee mh Me eR tca te AU Ems Associate Editor Geraldine = Dors etic aeseeceencccae ncn an Associate Editor FANGS SNELLINGE ne rnmrnrinnnmernnininmamenminenaiine.seatmictinsiaunti + miunuinnitn Senior Class Editor Thoma ge Porletyis 1 gee eee eee ae ee Junior Class Editor p Wave 30) Wt hy! filer ne SERNA EVE Sey os mn atest te a Al Coke S Sophomore Class Editor BLS LE WOO dl sists bet cea ingtaceteh gfe apelin elec iaae Seal apg Ae wee se te eT” GEE FETT MC Garland ‘Shelton cl ee ee ee Athietic Editor Shar Ley ! Der devi co sek ee Se ae eee J OGD TOO LY cee cco srsrctneret ice spe cel aeeeE LtONCa Organization Editor Vil reba Big ie aes tieee ee Art Editor Hanne hs J VG Binet cee ee tae ee Art Editor Vio L6G (Ki rp nee ee aie acces ae ree eee eee ee Art Editor BOTA MEY ses once oevcinneernteetere dcdiag ee Art Editor BL LU BOY BUS 0 Mosk ce watipeiieecepeentetieer ec AGM tee Business Manager CarrolLinpriuner to. reine eee ee Associate Business Manager Dor. ere 67 ROUt OMA sig herent een ee ee Photographic Editor Bisle Mel Tis ya nce all terete ubnaseened ae eae Typist Virginie nda codices tt eee wk YPLst Erances Welsi Ceriiast eee een eee Artie ie aide Sova ekeite oe ee Typist Ads Mie: Bookman so. occ. ckc so cheahastconieeemmed ae ten eae ne rr Typist COMMUNIQUE STAFF FIRST TERM SECOND TERM DLLLys Dun see ee ere Bditoreinecnlet ian Thomas Perkins Elizabeth Cunningham..........8 Associate Raditor. 2... ee Joyce Harris Alice MAS Wilds. ee ASSOO18U6 Hd1U0 fn eee Joan Rothgeb Thomas Porkine see BUSiNOSS MANA LO Tretia ae ee Alice Mae Wilds Alvin Di vosa yin aie DUSANORS = ATR Or one ee Raymond Baltz VaVeI Teh d0e oe ee ee Art RdDGOrs ie eee ee eee Violet King Gerd dinewvorset.. ee News Editor ...02 2s Elizabeth Cunningham GWENAGOLYN MOLris set te ecm literary Editor... Gwendolyn Morrissette JUNG Td ORNS O71 Fe ge ee cnet Society Editor... eee June Johnson Raymond sBaLU cara eee ee eee Sporte Balto r..o eee Fred Crowder Frances Snelling scene eine Clase Baltors22 eee Frances Robins Frances Weiss cer Clubs Editor... RAR Pea 8 Jane Phillips Ele16,Meliue oe eee TY PLB Greater eee Frances Weisiger Vireinia aco... ee UY ps Stic Earn eee Ada Mae Bookman DorieGMe 6,Routon eee TYDLSU eco cia ee ee Anne Whitt Evelyn Ce ‘Dhornton weedeat ood PODRO lee eee Evelyn Ce Thornton 4 % “eueree feasts MU ea avd nndsgititee Ts ed Ue 194) s 4 w aT ce (aeg est ieidataatt CeCe Tt , HOCH TEV M E MOl R gute a7 (nore titi Set wiMHinn ccscemme ANU HNHUVNMUSHICHEE? p COU AH HAN OCHA : CUETO Ff BETA CLUB Evelyn Co THONG erence nmnmnnmnnitwnninnmunumennninmnirnmaninnmmenranmnanaaerenmetntntstt Sponsor Colors: Gold and Black Motto: Courage, Leadership, Loyalty. LES COMARADES DE FRANCAIS Elizabeth Cunningham... nmnnninsmnnmssnsneuiemmnummmnsnsneamamnnmrsnnnmminnnnanineneimtiitna President ALLCS MAG WLLAS nc nncnsnnusenuaniuemennmnnetmninsmnnnatisnatatenntmmnenmunennaniarianenttne tt Vice-President Mary Jane Br UT Oy ccidcce. uchine nscincenetaaiustont lomunelelith Renee sineanetaeeacaetentt a: OY. G Evie) esr eae Colors: Red and Gray Motto: To Know Better The Countries About Us. Stee a TTR {i o s x CCA SEY 1 9 4 } TOUTE ETER PATI EA CCHIT onl. oa OSS setae sneer TU PUTED EEDA EE i Se retee OH TLOHC EATD Ln HEHE tas — MEM iR ef ty TH By CHINE we set SA ORT EURTEEE EEL Bs 4 oD. EA ee a Seat eH ire xe eRORUED ETE NEER AIEEE, S ms ae? PALANAN ed SATE TEEEE) = 4 : Se « siseddidadidiedde 4 bs : Seats dj Zs=n Lm : one - “ Shula Nananaded ide : agusaegddaaad 44 ‘ a Pi caste pegussdended dtbes? coped eTienegacbent ¥ y ef Bh ha th ane eee ae v ‘ : AN OMCH EE AY PApebi Thi tebe a! tes hes, aie ATMA NE La pHt 4 TA AAA sce Set Tinuuinsio. x ona : yf ; HVE M @) t KS Pe LL La 2 Ca dls a DRAMATIC CLUB Blizabeth, Cumninehiam ee eae ee President Leta Richard sor oo oaeentc cc eemectoe yore eeeerratircn eee eee t Rate ve Vice-President Dorls Mae Rowton wc eae acne ace ee ee Secretary Warror Perio lL Desc recta ask ae ee Treasurer Colors: Black and White Motto: I hold the world but as the world, A stage where every man must play a part. HEADED FOR EDEN Mrs. Oral Skipworth, who runs a boarding NOUS C orrerrcrnnenennrsane SOSCPHING West Imogene, a hulking maid, who belies her NAME wwe ThAElma Williams Hank, who calls for the laundr’ .......... RIOT RD CO Ae tel de iin ME SEs UAL ne se lee Uley Mann Dorothy Brill, a raat ag! Bi ates PERO PR ee MOE Rah RON hn Rion ens Jean Tooley Peggy Walters, a clerk... scorer oon betes ieee sent edict ete aa EC ho OE Gladys Hermann, a mannequin. cats ble ae Se eee Snellings Nancy Lane, filing OL OI ee ices crh he eel oearchn eae eee re een Geraldine Dorset Kate: Roberts, a reporter on. the HERALD @= 2 ee ee Jane Phillips Rosina Blandish, acstenoerapner eee Gwendolyn Morrissette Barry Richards, HEY CMP LOY SM vrrerernernnnnnentsnnmmanannnatmnentuentnnmsntrinmenesseseee Alvin Livesay Minnie Peters, NM Ay al aan NR nh Mee Rd er LAS CPS pow pata Doris Mae Routon Henry Banks, O BErrve’ ArxrV Wey weeps ese ene ae ernie ne nen ae TO ee Marcella Turner, a EL CF CE Bhenserssesenssrsvacsaanns petivtnpeieinepeenine nace eat rans ba cone Nell Chesson Bob Roberts, Kate's brother... =e dvi tii leiphinin ate cope A VROD Oe POL Pius Of Sergeant Kelly, of the Motor cycle Police MARTE 28S Warren Pannell Ken Howard; a reporter on’ the STAR+ 02.2 eee Billy Dunn Limpy, a bit of flotsamo ace ee eee O. C. Bayne AN hy “ 1b 2 VePUPeRSH HATA Ay 5 UNDE SOp NARA a... g 4 57 CTE Fay Le cise 4 MUU vate ¥Y ioe MULL abe f Meni tngtdttat Fe 7 vi ae f, =) bax} - ' A ey Ay, FAN em . r, 7} . hen . vA ‘ ) } y : ; ‘ a a s © i ; smn EP OREM MATT 7 ; em ppsepenaPbEUa that 4 sunneen HHT, eee ae PU DOU a ™M E MO| R . SHOT VHP EEN LES SAVANTES CLUB Bobby DCO WITS erenisbseate sts ecevecsnenchtosteceoner igre omanettensererateUhct el varey ice tordvers eter eeeke os Ses Res cea Berk gy Ceeaae ase ae aE Vice-President Virginie Pug use eee ere PUPRNRAN Tt relent Meter 8c 8 SIEM IED, oll Secretary-Treasurer Evelyn CHIE leh gee kel oh Rent enn IER Renin aelen OMMn Crd. F pine Pn netanera ss Jt am RBI, Pt on et Sponsor Colors; Green and Gold Motto: “If We Rest, We Rust. HAPPY HOME MAKERS Prances SNS LU AN ES ses sivanccreeioynstcnuuineetn cares afte kU rte core tnt oe eta oe OS ELS Thre Le, WL 1 Lies veces esesssesaneonnnesesnsesrssereonnscevnseeseseeunettennnnassemonssccesconssornanssenavtecagouessveseveaesutnescerersesenny Vice-President Shir Ley Der Ore. ssitionuninannnpetitneeisnt schist kOe dete ra lich SU ae et ee eteeltacsD Secretary By. 706 GS © RO PLUS mersssesscsscscsssssucsbscgeeyoconcsitsvescosseressesh:qyensvornestncseoel tet seaanaiiaeten t- eaneagtv ee cade bane gett reset a eet aati cefel eatet tes tected Treasurer Blizabeth Berryman Pe TNE Note, RD RELOAD Sl ay eRe NCU Rae is SAR RL AM MN Seb obi caren, Sponsor Colors: Green and White Motto: Success Comes In Cans: I Can, You Can, We All Can. wngl 3 4 sirisey “SMU LEAT ONbe AP eNEHEN Atte S CHEERS Lea (HE ; mare 7 (AR eHerstetniAtt aimnnninnnn LAS ¥? ’ “te ys em EN v 4 34 thew aie x ach Lt ———— i maianaed cee | ered SR MEMOMR SEZ inane ey A + ODMH oa A. c vnarevnannnnnet iN Hb iTitianttOn EY “WHMLAAN HARA, Sy “avvvoeeeaes ttt GLEE CLUB Virginie) Jacob er pccoeced iinet ar sete een ee a ee Pianist Bou Leh) BUC eri Or as wiecssneceecn aera eae ane ee ne Sponsor Colors: Pink and White Motto: Music Is The Universal Language Of Mankind. WHO'S WHO AT MANCHESTER, 1940-1941 Lever Ricnard sori ee MOST ST UD TOUS pesos erate enna Thomas Perkins Geraldine. Dors at fesunudtenccwccan, MOST OR SGN AT eiiecihcn scene ene Uley Mann Virginia Tibbetts..PRETTIEST GIiL MOST HANDSOME BOV.....Kenneth Campbell GOYAL TOO) Vickie meen SCHOOLS ‘SWEETHEART ia coctecncueetrtrecteemaraie Minor Boos Leta. Richardson -sercncdicnwacneicam BMST 89 TNT sa nenee eens SLT rr Lael Sie eee Dorothy WALLS OF) trees nietey enue. TAR TES Te eee ee ee Stewart Winfree Cera icine Dorseu.. tee. BEST SCHOCLAS PIR ET BD eect reeisererrre een Billy Dunn Gera ldinerDorset-.....08 nee MOST PA LBING BD eeecc cee aa eee teeters Uley Mann Ship ley! Darden. ciancnteestet men MOST 6 ATH LETT Give btinarasseeaatieteecsicuger tenets Minor Boos Nettie Woe Davis. nmin MOS? ABSENT =—MINDESD sunsets Sidney Chalkley Frances .Snellings cp MOS by PR LGU Ls avian eee Thomas Perkins Geraldine Dorset =MOST JLIKELY TO°SUCORRD. ee eee Billy Dunn eVORNNeF PA GCErson...4.esonee ee MOST | MISOH Mey OU sae een Randolph collier ' Gwendolyn Morrissette nnn MOST (DIGNIRTAD {eee Alvin Livesay Frances Snel lings. m0 c0.. MOST) DE PEN DARE cries recta ieee ee Billy Dunn ONGIe PHL LY De ta. nae eee eee MOST [OP UDAR cena ue meee eee Billy Dunn Frances BO LLIN Pe nteiistetlenoiaee eh eh S POR re ee ork anne mE ERTL Minor Boos JOBSDHING WEB wee een canes! BME SY haa WE ety, 0 Ravmond ferguson MATER POU WGPUMOS cance ears BIGGES? (DLUP ER Reese ce eae O. C. Bayne Frances 'Sn@1 2} Uy pice eee MOST THOUGHT PUL «n-ne PANK Clidewell TOVC Oo, HE PP aes stra ee ee ORO WEN Y Voter mare 11 a deMemel ions bd. yotins Ah oh Joe Vaden Mar fa rourGrimes.conu eee: sec LAGE ST PISS T rox ccae ie caer ceL tees cee Oe Ce. Bayne JOyCOUHe rnd se ce eae BEST ADRESSE Debye doers, Raymond Bartlett ORNS Pl 18 meets Samer MOST ATTRACD IVE eee Kenneth Campbell GOreldime Dorset ieicctecesckecenccen BES TA Lal ON Leeann rae er Minor Boos wil sh MOTTE LT Ltait Une tom crt ed 2 veezs ies bs CUENETSH LL E “{ ANE DST E OI “Ds meu vhs ¥S y BA Cd) HUE ie _, 7 vad 4 4 ies 7 -. 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ELECTRIC WIRING ol i Wide. env ES 7a AEWELL HENDRICKS , PROP. | FIXTURES AND REPAIR WORK | | en rete ne a tn pean beeen re ene ote COMPLIMENTS —_ UF Le OO Rt A At LC ti = LOM ne l) THOMAS BURNETT SO A i ee a serena HOLLIDAY om s % THe AUT ie SIYLE” QUALITY ECONOMY SALES SERVICE ARROW PANTS STORES STH. AND oie SMART MEN'S WEAR STREETS ee Phe Keseter Shop tt ales ) Isai AULL “STREET MOTOR SALES INC. | HARRY MERVIS MGR. Sagat we bates cies ee Ty fins ding toad Be? ee Ee MR. BAKER | aI | THE CASTLE HERMAN MITCHELL Le A. REDFORD NEW DEAL MARKET F, O. LIPFORD SOUTHSIDE DRUGS LEWIS GORDON SWANSSORA FURNITURE CO. Over 50 years in your service. Everything for the home. Very easy payments. Fred W. Smith, Prop. 2420-2227-2714 Hull St. ty, one Kuews Bint dike @ Pai ater” e (ete ' Westover { PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 5=5443 ence Tecatur ais) 4801 Forest Hill Avenue Phone 3-4136 OWEN SERVICE STATION 3416 Semmes Avenue DELIVERY SERVICE PAM? 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(J vey n. , a e ;, Sir my, “all: AVIS CSE SID. a | I ‘ate r c) U BC AE A woz BOWLING ALLEYS RICHMOND VIRGINIA 1620 HULL STREET IBLAIR CREEDLE, DIAL 3-81 34 CUTSHAW AVE. 300! 3514 Hull Street 6183 East Broad Street 1514 Hull Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA MIDLOTHIAN _——. a = ws a i ee 1 Rates 50 cents per hour week days Romie aerials POWELL 75 cents per hour Sat., Sun., Hol, 2 me Hee AND BELMONT RIDING ACADEMY | MRS. JULIAN A. STRATON RICHARDSON Fett Rott so fir miles General Auto Repairing irnf Sa ght a Sig ne 901 Petersburg Pike Phone 2-8262 | | | WALL ACES BUSHS Gems it f Ti dene Exrybecl pe but nh 1429 Semmes Ave, LEER Ae KA N J 1219 Petersburg Pike Bnead Roth Ri. Mull OB | WWE | IONS BOOSEER'S SAM LAUGHON JUNIE POULSTON MARKE Spageti JOHN CHEWNING An bn ok The Aamndur PAT HANCOCK thy a, eens LS GREYSTONE SERVICE STA. A FRIEND THOMAS JORDON ROUTE 10 BELMONT ROAD = re — Ss SR AE a ef GEORGE'S RESTAURANT SHORGE ¥ASHINGTON MRS.REAMS TEA ROOM OTTO WHIT T travis conrectiovmry FLY OUS FES arcywown pre company MRS.C.T.BRUCE JONES MOTOR COMPANY A FRIEND A FRIEND enn oe it CU. WARDS MOT he) bbe ie 2 CHRIS ne BAT Pee ae (- re | rs ce | Oy ¥ 6 eA es 216 PETERSBURG PIKE ') PHONE 25960 Pinan oe J HERBERT DIVEL UTTER WORTH TURE CO MASSEY WOOD WEST J.C. SNELLINGS ENNIS BROW Esso st. HIS TF fh S A FRIEND MP ERs ane ya Wer nee foe COMPLIMENTS OF CARY'S PLACE MAYFLOWER DELICIOUS BARBECUES JACOB HARRIS, PROP. | | i | | eh aise DIAMO ONDS — JEWELERY | 1414 Hull Street Next to VENUS THEATRE TT St A A ee ie mente LL Se RO ABRoaS e), S.WhL AUG HO re ULTRY , FGGS. « ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR VEAL HOUSE WIRING AND LINES Prompt and Reasonable Estimates le? 1O E CA RY St Route 8, Hull Street Road Richmond, Virginia Seeeiieeniteetl GUTFIMES Hull and Sixteenth Streets 7. RK. JENNINGS CONOCO — Gas Oil Greasing and Washing | 2601 Hull Street Accessories “ee ae heen ame ee —— WR TFIOMPSON GO IND PACTOSRA PHS ANNUALS GROUPS PO. BOK S025, SAUNDENS STATION RICHMOND, YIRGINIA SOUTHERN ASHLETIC COMPUUMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Or; JOG NORTH SEVENTH STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, “fees Wore teas chew FOR THE BEST IN TYPEWRITERS INSIST ON SU Pickamor heme Goss NT rt AND DUPLICATORS ADDING MACHINES HEADQUATERS FOR THE NEW, USED, AUD, REBUIET TYPEWRITERS AMERICAN TYPEWRISING EXCHANGE Phone 2-568 605 E.leim Stract RICHMOND, VIRGINIA TEX 8, ANDERSON L WA INJA OD) oa , IMOND, VI atic VU J oo re { i 4d USA, RESTAURANT | HOBGOODS SHOP ARe B.Q‘S sites ce KEYS MADE LUNCHES WATCH MAKER Midlothian Pike Richmond, Virginié Cis Sign) pea GO NCAN YL aING STOKERS STOVES é ‘ . C O Q1- DECATUR STREET O K A E L FIRE LOGS FUEL OlL PHONE 37-8512 ANDERSON © WOO D FIN AUTO REPAIRING BLACKSMITH GAS GROCERIES Oil Route 8 POMPLIMEN 7 OM ANI EN. im i ce Of SHINCRACKERS’ CLUB OF zs DANCING RS (ih DELUXE? HLL. AUR TT SON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE S13) HUIS ieee RICHMOND VIRGINIA FRESHMAN CLASS DIAL 2-16092 W. P. LEONARD “CONTRACTOR” HULL ST. BEAUTY SHOP 1312 Hul l Stroct Phone 2-0892 HIGHLAND PARK SAND CO. PET ICE CREAM CO. J.H. BROWN SERVICE STATION 2001 and 3400 Scmmes Avcnuc ELK HARDY AUTO ae Ss REPAIRING ona AIAN ae Parca Route MORK SURO A RGtaas GAS Route HOLZGS 360 ISON 5 SATION OIL 360 Ptete Cie, “HATCHERY POULTRY EGGS Richmond Branch 1212 EH. Cary St. 3-869). JOON SMS “AUTO GAS Route 360 SERVICE © OIL Phone 7-2802 WGen | ealete PRESCRIPTIONS 3519 Hull Street 2—1413 Compliments of BOOKMAN AND MeljUs Plumbing and Heating G@MP GU MENTS Gore ee VIGaAy i bl Sens BRICK CONTRACTOR Stop 12 Petersburg Pike 2 -2075 SOMATAWK SHER OYARGTS SU ANTIRO)S GUA OR Route 360 SUNNY SOUTH STOR Generai Motor Repairs Gas Oil Eiktardt School—zcutte 8 ee END ATRONIZE Ou ADVERTISERS a |? 7 a 4 1TH, a a eo ge ee ine? a F ‘ Pe ee ‘ Pl, wa NE rey x sy vi et od vil AY AWS