Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1938 volume:

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And this is just what the Staff Wishes this book to be-a treasure chest of memories, friends, ideals, and achievements. The Staff takes this opportunity to thank their friends for making this edition of THE MAVAHI possible. The JWAVAH1 1: 1938 elf! lil? W 33 Hkg V' 3 MISS SALLlll2 MASON I3 E1 F, the Senior Class, dedicate our annual to Miss SALLIE NIASON, whose sincere interest, whole-hearted help and understanding, and good sportsmanship have made our years in M. H. S. a perfectly splendid time to which we look back with longing. Five 7726 JWAVAH1 -- 1933 -.1 r -M kftx FIDELITY El lj El Oh, Our Mahavi, it's thee We would Praise And in adoration our voices would raise. ln these past four years true friends We did find For love was so constant and hearts were so kind For love was so constant and hearts were so kind. Six CONTENTS El Q E1 ADMINISTRATION E1 SENIORS El OTHER CLASSES m ORGANIZATIONS El FEATURES E1 ADS The QNAVAHI 1: 1933 THE FACULTY MR. GEORGE C. VVIEBEL Assistant Prineipal Head Coach Biology MIss POCAHONTAS WRAY Mathematics MISS GLADYS MILLER Lihrarian French MRS. IRVING RAMSEY Algebra 0 MISS MARY SHACKLETON Cheminry Mathematie: mfjm MR. E. E. GIVENS Superintendent and Principal MISS FRANCES WELLS C oaeh H istory Freneh E n glixh Seienee IXf1ISS BEULAI-I BOYD Englixh MRS. RANDOLPH SMITH Literature Latin MR. I. B. PITTMAN Manual Training MR. LOHRING C. STAPLES Civiexi Economics Biology MISS SUSAN FRENCH Englixh Mlss ELLA GORDON ROWE Typing Shorthand MISS EVELYN MCKENZIE Home Economies MIss ELIZABETH KEl,I.Y English History Eight u V1 nil ll ' l null The WAVAHI 1: 1935 THE UMAVAHI' STAFF I3 E Ez I.oUxQE VVELLS FLSIE R1CKARDs ELLIS BERLIN Assistant Editor Editor-infClziqf ,fixsoriote Editor DORO'THY HENS1.ES' LEE ROY RIDGERS HOI,LIS MURPHY MARGARE'F WINN .flxsixtont Buxinexx Business Manolger .fisxofiote Buxinexs Srrioe Monagfr Monogfr CLAUDE 'I1AYI.OR, JR. MARTHA ANDES KENNON MINTER BE'rsY Ross Scribe S rribe Photography Editor Sports Editor MARY MORGAN LOULA PRICE JOHN PICKUP HELEN NORMAN ,4rt Editor Circulation Sport: Editor Afssixtont Cirfu Editor lotion Editor Tm T56 QMAVAHI :: 1938 Effven Q. C 2 L A S S E S 'E 'i Z- XM!! I Q f MM' Jl Xx WN' A S ' X 54:33-S V fx I Nm BN ,J Z XX X Q ' N X Sf' o , Q ' N. ' 4 ' X W 0 ig L LSA 3 fi? ' , X ' Wt 1 - I 2 ff I!!! 5- L-L1 - 9 y p Patrick Hemy-Virg'n' 'J Gen'u.v Tie JWAVAHAI 1: 193 C9 S ENIOR CLASS EJ lj E1 SOUTHALL HAMILTON President JIM DAVIS RUTH SMITH Vice-Prexirienl Sefrelary SARAH CHANEY Treaxzzrer Mlss SALLIE MAsON Forulfy Sponsor FLOWER: COLORS: Iqy Blark and Gold MOTTO: Today wefollowg lomorrow we lead Fo urleen !5fw64.E., A u .-0 271' v 1 H! C . ' ' 1. EI. LTOIN CMJ His the . nior reside , on , ',fl.ba1 pl tilt I g , 'fa' . 1 , . I His the 6l71L'ffU of , fyiJ. 'E I K .4 fl f a u '36, '37, '38, Vice- ! President '36g President of Class' '38, M. H. S. Ne ' l ' '35, '. , '37g Baseball , . 5' asker . , 'f , , 'S ,, Ii '36, '27, '3s. 1 I ' quze ' m ,Jhe'.r.v I, S y div 5 ' A e d Ho 0 I love An a plare nyour rl? 'lfind. C 35 . 5 Sec ary '37, '38g 1- ' , 38' ass Secretary '34, '35, 38. l . ' 3 f .Q I3 1 A l g r l l b lf I K A .' ' ' ' 'ji-1 'X S'ARAH ANNE CHANEY f 0-ne af the pefferl .vpecingfzsl of our I .fx , i f She'J known as Chg: by Cg , , r Slzbzalfek llze lead jmeverylhin din her .yullgierlx .fha b . .- E'dlrorofM.HfS'New ' Hi- 'f ,sag Fle Club '35, '36' '3 5 Class asurer 36, '38, Llkrar '37 I , I ,I .W I I Nfgiy ryleen 1 MARTHA f rv Slze' e h .fm ll lass A u aria shee n . Slze'.v e pre!! li l . ownetle A a bet 'en you seldom ee. I ! X 9 , . Hi-Y '36 .7 ' M. H. S. ew: Staff '38g Scribe Mava i '38g Class P esident '36 Basketball '37 '38 1 .J 14-' ,.'--,X , fajqiij El .2 ,L . V ARGARET EEMPHIS ANDREWS Y jglzis is Ink Andrew: to ur, , l d shelf really the best allruroundg She Jing: in the Glee Club and play: an N ' the team- No other Ink can ever befound. Basketball '35, '36, '37, '38g Glee Club 6 '37, 'sag Hi-Y '36, '37, '32, Vice- t '37g Library Club '37, '38g Cheer- QLBAIERL He is ez very quiet enior K In his lessonf lz dad exe ,' d ' J l 4 .AA-'S I eknowdallwillbe well. W C Af - lHi3Y A375 'Beer ary ' 8' Associate ' Editor Mzlvalzi '38g sso a P?clitor M. H. S. News '38. El LW ' AIO LUE .4 com o our Sen' glass, ' ut place in eartsg ' All the rls just th' lze'.rfine 1 n the : r part. T er from idge od High School, c gewood, New Jersey. Sixteen The QMAVAHI an .- HELEN GRAY BOCOCK Helen likes the fountry, She thinks the :ity will dog In .rrlzool .flze always works hard, But lzaj time to make lot5 offriendi, too. 0 . . E. 15' Www X Vp J., IN GA ' . . , -een i ' han t k wn lzer ng W ustt ' .vlze K ne' S zkex to ing da and p ay d ' ' ' . .fin e like Ute anv t 'ram er fr B ' ' gh chool, Boo ill,V gini . El JAMES SILAS BYRD Hel' a little tall And a little slim, But tlzefaet ix We all like him. I III MAY CHESHIRE - 5 a wee 't e'blonzle that we all love, a'll al any better danrer, Y J just would give them a elzanee oyx foul be her romaneerx. , IDVTQS7, '31-sg G e b '37, M ft of' Seventeen li I' Toe JWAVA ,V,P,f 5 of VID BE MI ERBERT Q, Win hm if A d ' H7166 In 8 6 h- f. 1, -, Qf he Ilia! by. 'S ,VS g ' -Pr ' t 'EBSQ Glee ,L , 36, , la - , 36g asc I '3 , ' sk . 4-,f F t 21 I. '36, III CLARENCE WILLIAM COVINGTON He wi.vhe.f everyone Would mll lzirn Pele, For he thinkx this name Can'l be beol. Transfer from Ridgeway High School Ridgeway, Virginia, '36. EI ELIZABETH STANLEY COWAN She joined our clan In our Senior year, Now in our hearls She has grown very dear. ' Transfer from Spencer Penn High School Spencer Penn, Virginia. .. El CHRISTINE DUDLEY CRAIG Cl1ri.sU is on all-arozmd girl, Who studies very much, Bu! .vhe remembers lhe boy: Who llzrill nf her louelz. Eighteen W I I ! J' y :J I e zmtei tj hear! The QMAVAHI 1938 DICK DAVIS Around the girlf He'5 zz Iitlle Jlzy, Bu! in our esleem W W My JIM' , He is held vefjv hit . -X TN Pl' R ar! ll 1d I ndlx W loo ' I etqv liltle dJrk-eyedvfaxsi' Ay fin axslz J :few 0 Il er es d o , 5 will wrzyuv las! IS If f?yc e e 'TH-, 'filig S 'rc-tz1ry'f . - H . , Hi- . Ii, '37, : L g 5 '37, . 3 sket all 357, 3 Cla s .ecre My'-'IW r x I EI ... I '- ' LULIPI ,BHIJE DRAQIJHR I, ' , ,-IJ q mfeslzzdwf jx p She if lhe ben,- r f A Size took all the Jules prizef In our JI. H. X. . Y FTSYI. D. VIS DRA-XPFR 7 HB hai red hair and fin ever-r dv ring Bemzue of ' V ' Our 11 1 e dom wuz 'rams from Ridqewzu' - U n- . ,K T ' gewuy, X1r'g1n1z1, 30. 6 WX High School, .Vir.'afef,1 The JWAVAHI 1935 EMILY KATHERINE GUNTER To someone who wants sweetness And this with heaztty eomhined, fast look around-for Katherine, For 'tis this and more yozfllfnd. I-Ii-Y '38g Transfer from Andrew Lewis High School, Salem, Virginia, '36. El Lal' L lo. 1 ARDELL C. HARRISON ff' ,Q I She waves at the hoys ,Lil V' W While in class, V' f .I F But somehow she ai' s - V ' Illanagesfo . ,I V I MMM ,I ' ' 1 L , .IQTITIA HENDRIX ' All the this like Eula, The girl with the winning way, Af sweeter girlyozfil never know, -,- Who grows prettier day hy day. ' . 'if-iiiilhffvi it i xpfij, Hi-Y '36, '37, '38g Library Club '38g , Glee Club '38: Dramatic Club '38, U , . El F .9 IRENE HENNESSEY ' She has a permanent seat On the honor roll, And she knows how to work To reach this goal, Twenty Y ,MU 'JVM' hi OTHY ANNE HENSLEY With an amhulanee to ride in And the right one at the wheel, It's Dorothy, a blonde of our elass, Who makes his heart stand still. Hi-Y '37, 'f48g Assistant Business Man- ager of lllavahi '38g Library Club '37. MARTHA JEAN HOLBFN Although Marthahs left us now, We hold her friendship dearg Ana' we know she's makingfriends every- where f7ust as she did when here. I Library Club '37, ' S I F 3,51 RUTH LOUISE HOPKINS . VJ . .t V if Ruth is sweet and quiet It ' And is studious to go with this, ' Whieh makes an ideal student find gives the teaehers mueh bliss. Hi-Y '37, 'sr-1. SARA IMOGENE HUNDLH A Upieal Senior With afriendly smile, My To see her onee You would walk a mile. 1. Hi-Y '37, 'VX Twengf-one The JKAVAH1 iz 1935 . HUR , JIM 9511 hla le ha 'r e eyes W B, e lo est in the class, 3 G, n th ugh A pest ana' a hahy Everyone like this little lass. Hi-Y '37, 'fi - Glee Club '38, Library t57q ser Leader '37, '38g JI. H. C at Q. ERSEL ESTELLF HUTCHENS She is quiet find very small, But in her classes She leads them all. EI KATHLEEN ROSE'I I'A IRESON Kathleen is another sweet girl Shehs just thefriend that' rightg To please everyone s js She tries witlrzti er rn' ht. if ' ,Je ' . CLEO LORENE JOHNSON She's quiet, she draws, she studies, And hes! of all she ean typeg She's got what it takes to win your heart, So thefuturefor her is hright. M. H. S. News Staff '38. Twenty-two WWWW' WEP? AVAHI :Z 193 5' M, . 9 'A ' INX f, 'HR 'fu .Vl1e'.v ll J allv .vweel mlm! a barrel offun, Tlzafs Vaaline, ,ifter whom the boyf mn f' Hn' wo, ww, 'fm Iibmry Club 'fasg JI. H. N. .Yewe Stuff '38, 71 ng mek 5 zer bobby ,f .bi . , y I I lothe5 A .ftep5 on' ing, f 147 rel! J and eetnexi e med . . . 1' P uf ,Q The heart lze,5 are w'n. L '- ' ' 'IL 'i 'f ' 07 C lee lbrary gf gee? HELEN LOVFLL Slzeflirls all day From morn 'til niglzl, Bn! in spite of tlzix Noe i5 reallv all righl. E1 ALCESSIA MARTIN Ce::ia has alway5 been Jtadious- Sheff rrammed with knowledgefrom ifg 1fVl1enever ll1ere'.s work lo be done Sl1e': not the one lo jzut sif. Twengf-tlzlee The JM-xvg 1- 1933 W e,9L x xl MAXINE MATHIS Size mokx, she Jewf, she 'waves your hair, In a beauty parlor .rlze -world: She'.f a rule liltle girl af the Senior Clas: Ana' her duly :he never Jlzirks. E1 1 . YN L . In W 5 lcyfl HJ me or we ll .rlze al-way rm again: We are .vo .v11e'll be with us Wl1erI'thi: term rome: lo an end. Glee Club '35, '36, '37, Secretary '38. ' E1 I 1,4 QNQY JACKSON mmmz, JR. ,V I r fu, ' hd'la.5ur , ay df!! fl ry unlil the lax! I ff l , 1' t lie was la e a graduate ' My Senior Clam. 2 Glfe flub 336, '37, 'ssg Baseball '36. E GEORGE MARSHALL MERRIMAN Hix molto is Silenre is best firm' lze wi:l1e5 our torzguex Would lake a resl. Twerzyfour M' J' e JWAVAHI 1938 eff f M P' f it my Y. , R MO .l-IHAD MILLNHR e know as Red to nr, A ffrfd ery lruefriend i5 he: e'5 tv-fe! andjolly, and happy, mind we know he'll always he. A Football '35, '36, '37: Baseball '35, '36, Monogram Club '36, '37, '38g Hi-Y Club '35, '36, Treasurer '37, President '38, Dis- trict President '38, M. H. S. Newr Staff '37, '38, E SARA GIADYS MILLS When fhere'5 misfhief lo he done Glfllblf take: all the rake.-',' Shffjolbf, carefree, and happy- .4 very jnefriend she ma key. D f ' if , F' fb, AFV' ,,,,,i,fJf l 5 MIKE ,1qRNN0N,4.udTN'5ER 9,111 If M 1 t ,f H ienhorz, 5 ee hear! Qf lhe flair, Q' 7 He .vz Y mos! ez!! lhe lima, X. He fljizl andfwerzdbf, Zoo, ',, ' ' And fl , I d ' I kt L. ' ' :meer mor zugnlyf Hi-Y '37, Chaplain '38, Glee Club '35, , f,'-0:46, '37, Prdsidenr '38, M. Il. S. News Staff r '38, Photograph Editor ofullzzvahi '38, Dra- Y matic Club '38, Class Treasurer '37. I3 THOMAS RICHARD MOORE H55 a eozmtry hay But azqfullv smarlg In Senior zzelivilief He has done his part. 'f Med C Leu! do 5 ,l yn, Vhbar, , . .,,f,x,,9y' K, ,,,, ,ly - 7' ' me Q' 6Q9L f ' ii 4- of 1 if-ffwfi . Twengvfve The QNAVAHI Z2 1935 V K I- I ' i Lp s 3 st ' , ' 'Ji . jf N ' , . 01 MAR1 T . ' ' ' ' 'I 'iff . Ji . Wie sj p azn o ev one, L' DTHj or It , of M. H. S.g U31 P - wanls lg sz eafhfr P, A In w sh!!! mah-f the best. NJ Class lresident '35, '36g Hi-Y '36, '37, Vice-President '38g M. H. S. News Staff '38g Art Editor of Mavalzi T385 Assistant Sponsor of Junior H'-Y '38, 04 Hifiiiiif I SMU wp X S 41215 ma s a very good actor My h na' his vota ary wins the prizeg e alwa s s his work well .find s the girls hy surprise. I ' '36, . , 'ssg M. H. S. News Sm? ' xQ Assistant Business Manager of Mavahi '38. EI . ' to-A cofffwk 'K xi HELEN MAY NQQMANN X Q . Wx of o rzendlzasl pup s X ' ' 'n s.vEgy sma , ri'OJQ. .X . xfvpin e yone at slffrneets f7usl hands her his hqar B',xJ-LG . QA I Potomac. ' High ' ' ' N gahool, Hagerstown, M - H'- , L Assistant Sponsor ofJ ' ' ' Club 'ssg M. H. S. Ng-ws staff 'sag if U- lating Editor of Illavahi '38. ' E Moiamw, ICKUP c aims to he a woma habrb But we reall think' it f ' Ana' when the ir ok era fohn is usual . Football '35, '36, 3 Basketball '36, '37, '38g Baseball '36g onogram Club '36g + President M. H. S. Athletic Association '38g Sports Editor Mavahi '38. Twenly-six Y j Ml! 71 1938 MX 'EJ' A , A ye an our bn!! teams, mber qf our elm-.rg 5 eler one erm not befozmd or llze zznrwer In any lass. ARA-I PICKUP Football '36, '37: Basketball '37, 'fl8: Monogram Club 356, ,3'7, '38, Hi-Y '38g Transfer from e .le High School, '36, I W, I f ' Y I E Q L A K: i , I , ,vb ,oula es ' eeve v if rn, Bu! ll certain , find v vamtmn rallf mound I-ii-E 3 ' 1, Cha, 1 it ss, J ' i.Y Assist. Sp nso .81 G Club '35, 'fl , , '38g A .lry l 383 Dramatic C 381 Il . S. .w Staff '38: Circu- lating Edit offllzzv li '38, U ELSIE SIMS RICKARDS J Q., S f air .fmarte.sLp1z' A-jl- 5 X ,ff a lkedliy eve if Ji' 'Q nd it' for rz, zendyozfre lQlW1'g'-I 'Y' ' . ' fzllol qfsillnaj , 1 v K .I 4,5,.1':j ' C. I N i Q, Hi- ,lub '37 'Swrerary '38g jCl!u5s Sec- retar '36: Zldf S Te GH 'SS' Li braggzlub 137' Qjjtgil M ilvf I ff' M i Cgljlliih I3 V . LEE ROY ROGERS, JR. 4 1' HF: realbf a lot offung He'.r an active Hi-Y member, Afndimzny Vfearfs heir -won. 4 V! ' ' He write: lhemtiriral rolumn, Hi-Y Club '36, '37, i384 Student Council '35, M. IH. 19. News Staff '38g Business Manager Mavalzi '38, Class Vice-President ' '35, President '37. Twenty-:even i f gl P i L l W lie ,417 Alix . fs.. , L M U T' , U 'xp 'A '- 933 X A,.- V: !, - l . . N x 4 I x i 4 M' B But hen ,h i M314 - - ABFT QTE! ., elsy s ae a9ir1 G 5, ' nd sh z- Pres' I, t - - e 'f Be M' o neue f' 'slden 38 ll? ice- re ulent g A ew 1 fc 't r av '. yrfg 1 n 3' 1, 37 , Librar , Clu '39 ramatic . 8. , l I dw .41 fe Sara w elected, . 5 l0.fffj'ilfr-' f ffl . 4y6',fJHRUldiiJ1M5fJ551EsNg.aD 'Q gjj,f'Jlml2ge QI ' j77'6l4V X VV, 'V ..,f',f 1 f 'fy 3 Tzffkinfgggffwfj JV! N Yoaiwanlfto meelw 7 . Y ff gyeis. if 'fl ,Jef in ROBERT CORNELIUS STONE Bob makes everyone hisfriend, Thevjusl ean't help like him, thafs all, find whenever lhere are girls around, Tr msfe l '36' . 1 ' Y ' ' m Hi . o 513 .sg . Sr I JM QAR ause her heauly was perferled, her -we are very fond Because her hair is a nalural blonde. 'Transfer from Bassett High School '3'?'g Hi-Y '38g Library Club '38, I3 CLAUDE ELMO TAYLOR, JR. The Roherl Taylor of our floss, A poel and romaneer, loo: We know tha! when Speed is around No girl could ever he blue. Hi-Y '37, '38g Football '36, '37g Scribe for Mavahi '38g M, H. S. News Staff '38g Baseball '35. I,-' ,Qin , Twenty-eigh! V ,,. T My gs A! ...ZW . The QNAVAHI 1: 1938 HAR DING LESTER THOMAS He love: to drive zz Ford V-8, Cutenefs wilh .fweetnexs dom blend: find onre you get around him Your hear! heir hound lo win. Transfer from Ridgeway High School '36. EI MILDRED THOMAS Whezf you .we her smile Your hear! turnx ofiip or lwog Shelf fVIillie', to all of us Serziorx, fz' Hondo with hohy eyex of hlue. Transfer from Ridgeway High School, '36. , Y ' . , FN T ON 3 AIA . he alw y ' jhke d h 5 eihull to 17 0 do her hes . .S., r fin io around all . I sket al 4 '37,'38. A2 ' f , n, yu ,. Q X v if A A r ' 'y ' 5 ,I Wy 'jill ruff' ' .jf '51 6 . fr .f -- . ll ' I f 0 I0 5. X ' ,,! ' 0 e E. Hgh Af' ' u t 7 'i '1:1. r q brr lei LILLIAN EUNI CE She is zz .vludioux girl With zz hmrl of gold, But wilh the hoyx Shel' no! very hold. Glee Club '36, '37, '38g Library Twenzy-nine The WAVAHI :: 1935 FVANGELQIF BOOTH WALKER She is quiet in school, But never when she'5 out, S1163 hashful as a rule, Yet she's a pretty good scout. Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38, n I L Z 'Q' E' OJZEFPA TON WF I., I ,, . . 0 A D W Sh e I 'n e r , 5 ' ' mmf also-' f n hat ' ' A ' make it , Hi-Y Ls '38fgiegJb '37 4 1 ' ' taff ' g Editor llflavahi 'f3wb ry I '37, WM yi' ,DJ-'U '! E1 MARGARET VIRGINIA WINN She is our class poet, fit drawing she's expert, toog Combined with preltiness and sweetness, We give .Wargie to you. Glee Club '37, ' . . . S I ws Stuff Was, Hi-Y '37 '. 5 S r' e M' Tas. 5 S E 1 x . E ' WYAT f E 'za e is a 1 , sweet girl of li t- '77 hair a g 9 after ple hav see ero EE . The, nt to see more. E CORVILLE FRANCIS YOUNG He's always thinking of a vermin little E blonde, Who's in his mindforeverg 1 But when it eomes to serious work I He will shirk it never. 6 I Th 5 711 v The JWAVAHI 1: 1935 if Dying IQ Live rg !L...7n Af Comedy in Three det.: By WILBUR BRAUN cL.Z..,Q....zf Under llze Direetian qf Miss Sallie Mezxou 6 FRIDAY, MAY 6, was szoo P. M. MARTINSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM OIIIVIA WINLOCK, a Jealous wife ..... SAMSON WINI.ocK, her adoring husband . . . SYLVIA WIN1.0CK, his young and charming sister . MINA ROYSTON, who never misses anything . . MELVA JONES, who has a poetic nature . . ESTELLE GAY, a young movie star . , . MRS. DILLON DI1,WOR'FI-I, a society matron ......,. MRS. Nf.oI.II ESTELLE, the innocent cause of much trouble . . CHICK BREEN, in love with Sylvia ...,.... . . MONTROSE LANGDON, who is on the cops . SAVOLDI YUTAKA, a Yogi . . . . . . . SYNOPSIS OF SCENES . . . . Loula Price Claude Taylor, -lr. . . . Betsy Ross . . Sarah Cheney Elsie Richards Thelma Lipforcl . . Fula Hendirx . . Sara Stone Kennon Minter Lee Roy Rogers Hollis Murphey The entire action takes place in the living room of the VVinloclx family in a bungalow on the outskirts ofa small town in Southern California. TILTE'ThC Present ACT I-An afternoon in July. ACT H-A few hours laterg evening. ACT III-The following noon. C Thfw-me L06 The QMAVAHI 1: 1938 Class Prophecy Today we Follow, Tomorrow we Lead, was our class night production on May 26. The entire Act II was Tomorrow, which serves as the basis for prophetic comments of the author. The hour and occasion for Tomorrow of our class program was May 26, 1948, in celebration of the first Daily Radio Newspaper in America. Credit for this invention goes to Hollis Murphy. The announcer was Junior Taylor, now the most famous news commentator in America. A bool: review of Ellis Berlin's VVhat Can You Do About Jobs was given by Helen Norman. Both Mr. Berlin and Miss Norman are outstanding in the College on the Air education series over all net-works daily. VVall1er Millner, one of the foremost educators in the West, heads the Educational Research Association in Pasadena, California. Helen Bocock is a designer. Jim Davis is president of Roanoke College in Salem. Mildred Thomas is head of the Department of Domestic Science. The recently added teachers' training in kinder- garten is supervised by Mrs. Blackie Smith-former Thelma Lipford. VVilliam Fleming High School considers itselflucky to have Sara Stone as its principal. John Pickup coaches football, Ink Andrews, girls' basketball. Four of us are on the faculty, Estelle Hutchins, Katherine Ireson, Helen Lovell, and Ardell Harrison. In the U. S. Department of Education in Washington, Emily Cheshire, Christine Craig, Lulie Belle Draper, Lorene Johnson, Evangeline Walker and Maxine Mathis, all have responsible positions. Evelyn Meade is with the National Education Research Association in Washington, while Elsie Rickards is president of the N. E. A. Eunice Turner and Ruth Thomasson both are public school teachers in Vermont. Margie Blue is the only well known woman architect in America. Henry Meade is also outstanding in the field and they both have their offices in Nashville, Tenn., and are quite rivals in business. Kennon Minter has the present distinction of being the only radio artist and pro- ducer in Bermuda. His latest production, I Love Life, was produced in four different languages. His technicolor artist is Hetty Wray Hurdg Music Composer, Elizabeth Wyatt, Costume Designer, Gladys Millsg and General Business Manager, Louise Wells. Lee Roy Rogers is owner of the Daily Radio Bulletin in Martinsville, Va. He boasts of the best proofreader in the South, Margaret Bowman, his most talented news reporters, Sarah Chaney and Bob Stone. Ralph Pickup is now U. S. Senator from Ohio. Living in Ohio also is Junior Taylor, Cleveland's leading lawyer. His wife is our former Imogene Snead. Recently they visited Mr. and Mrs. Bubber Hamilton fDuke's coachl in Durham. Dick Davis heads the Air Conditioning Department of General Electric Company in Winston-Salem, N. C. Loula Price received the 1948 Novel prize in literature, while the Nobel prize in poetry was given to Margaret Winn. Thirty-I-wo 'Tae QMAVAHI : 19369 Betsy Ross heads the N. Y. Convention of Social Workers. The 4'Coverna build- ing in which they convene was acclaimed the most perfect structure ofthe East. James Byrd drew the plans, Spottsyl Draper's Construction Company was given the contract three years agog Richard Moore was landscape architect, and Irene Hennessey, interior decorator. Clarence Covington is head of the American Tobacco Co. in Cuba. His private secretary is Elizabeth Cowan. Dr. Harding Thomas is head ofthe new hospital, Addesl:igh, N. Y., and his as- sistants on the medical staff include Drs. George Merriman, Imogene Hundley, and Dorothy Hensley. Corville Young is Secretary of Commerce for aeronautics. Martha Andes leads the list of America's first ten in athletics in Amateur Sports. Ann Draper was declared Tennis Champion of America. Kinton Trimble is Captain of the American International Polo Team. Last year in Europe he married Vauline Lester. She had been teaching English in a private school in Paris. Ben Cooper is now owner of Esquire, the magazine for men. Katherine Gunter is City Librarian of Galveston, Texas. Eula Hendrix does her part in helping history come to life in New Mexico. She lives in Galveston and leads the Bureau of Travel for the Southern Pacific. Our Ruth Smith married Darl Hetzer, the head of Michigan's Tourist Bureau. Alcessia Martin is now editor of the National Geographic Magazine, with her office in Washington, D. C. gf X 7'i7.,34M Wiga- Thirgf-three The JWAVAHI 1 1938 Class History EIEI A .vrenefrom lhe flax: night play, Today We Follow: Tomorrow We Lead SETTING: In front of the Martinsville High School, where the Senior Class of '38 is gathered to practice for the class night program. The Seniors are presenting a rehearsal of the program for two boys who quit school in the grammar grades. EIEI TOM: When did the Seniors of '38 start? HISTORIANZ In September of 1935. JIM! Tell us what you did in your Freshman year. HISTORIANI Well, we rats came trembling across the street to Martinsville High School and were assigned to the homerooms of Mrs. Irving Ramsey, Miss Evelyn McKenzie, and Mr. George Wiebel. We scrambled madly through the halls, got in the hair of the teachers and upper classmen: we were run over by upper classmen and looked down upon by everyone. But we made people sit up and take notice when our boys helped to win the silver cup, a much coveted trophy, in the inter-class basketball games. ToM: I'll bet the upper classmen had respect for y'all after you won that cup. What happened during your Sophomore year? HISTORIANZ In our Sophomore year we were more active in the school activities as we felt more capable. This year we were sorry to lose Mr. Carpet, Miss Keeble, and Mr. Lacy, who had been principal during our first yearg but we were glad to wel- come four new teachers, Miss Fakin, Miss Miller, Mr. Meyers, and Mr. Staples. Mr. Wiebel became our principal, and Mr. Staples took over his homeroom. Miss Mason took over Miss McKenzie's group of Sophomores. We took part in the Hi--Y Stunt Show and gave a picnic, which we all enjoyed. Some of our classmates were taken into the Glee Club and the Hi-Y Club this year and others participated in sports. Im: Gosh! I can't wait to hear more. Tell us about your-er-ac-ac-tiv-ities during your Junior year. Hisroluanz The three rooms of Juniors were organized as one, with Lee Roy Rogers as President, Jim Davis, Vice-Presidentq Ann Draper, Secretary, Kennon Minter, ' Treasurer. We chose as our Hower, red roseg colors, red and whiteg motto, Today we followg tomorrow we lead. Our biggest problem was the entertainment for the Seniors. To raise money for this event we sponsored a faculty basketball game and the picture, Pigskin Parade. Wishing to be different, we gave the Seniors a prom, which had as its theme a pent- house. The prom was a great success and was enjoyed by all. p This year we were sorry to lose Miss Eakin and welcomed Miss Boyd. TOM: I'll bet yiall had a good time at the prom. What all did you do this year? Hlsroxzlmtz This year, our last in old Mavahi, proved to be our busiest. We were sorry to lose Miss Walker, Mr. Harris and Miss Crinkleyg but we welcomed Misses Shackelton, Wells, Rowe, Kelly and Mr. Pittman. We also lost during our four years in high school many classmates and also welcomed many. At present there are about sixty-five of us survivors. Our next project was the Senior play, Dying to Live. After this we eagerly looked forward to the excitement of commencement week and the Junior-Senior Banquet. JIM: Gosh: I kinda wish I had kept going to school if you have that much fun. TOM: That goes for me, too. -- Thirlyyour The JMAVAHI is 193 gig Our Farewell A By MARGARET QMARGIED WINN But I don't know a thing to say i ' Except that l'm so full ofjoy, N ' So happy, delighted, and gay. . m m XE S B i cg They want me to give a poem , X Tonight we all are happy S 3' 5 It just isn't a time to be blueg - y 1 The fact that we're Seniors and are leaving ls not a sign that we'll forget you. VVe may be a thousand miles away, But when the sun dips low Each ray will cast our thought of you In that resplendent glow. When the evening stars come out, Twinkling, bright and clear, I know each of us will hold These memories so sweet, so dear. We're surrounded by friends Yet we're thinking Of our farewell bid to you, We've a smile on our face, Yet-the tears came- As we say-Farewell to you. Thirbfyive T35 I 1 Tfze QNAVAHI :: 1938 IW W .D , Junior Class ' El E1 My fi Wy MIss MILLER, MISS ROwE, MIss BOYD . . Sponsor: Wm . ' OFFICERS A STEVE MITCHELL . ..... . President I, Va HE N FORD ..... . . Vice-President V Q' I NE IE GRACE STONE . . . . . Secretary W YJ, CONNIE HILL . . .... . Treasurer 1 BOYS ' ROY HODNETT MARVIN BRODIE HAROLD KOLODNY XVALTER GILBERT W RICHARD PRILLAMAN RICHARD GIVENS , EARLE WAGN ER WILLIAM HERMA LYNWOOD HUNDLEY CONNIE HILL OAKLEY LEWIS W. L. JOYCE, JR. HERMAN CRAIG JESSIE MERRIMAN ROBERT FONTAINE STEPHEN MITCHELL R. A. HENDERSON, JR. JOHN MORGAN -A GUY HOLLIEIELD BILLY OVERTON ' r ' CLYDE PETERS . ELBERT STONE ' fi A. LEE XVALES BIELVIN WVELLS g Q , CHARLES WEAVER HENRY STULTZ RVING PARKER GEORGE PRUITT ILLIE MCCOLLUM , A AT BROWN ' x KATHERINE KIPPS ' 'ff' DOROTHY CHANEY HELEN KNAPP - 1 EDITH DAv1s Q DOROTHY MINTER W INOLES FORD ' ROSE PHARIs -'-' MARIE GOVER IDA RICHARDSON h . 5 VIVIAN KEl.LAL1 . HELEN SCHOTTLAND HILMA NEASE LUCY BONDURANT I NORRIS PRILLAMAN LOUISE CAMPBELL 1 A . ZADA PRILLAMAN , HELEN FORD Q FRANCES SELF ' . CHRISTINE LESTER BLANCHE SLAYDON NORMA MCBRIDE I NETTIE GRACE STONE SARA MINTER I CONSTANCE ADKINS JANICE MOORE GLADYS BROWN REVY PURCELL LW DOROTHY CUMMINGS MARY SHUMATE ' QI, FRANCES DUDLEY LUELLA WADE T hirty-.fix -, ' 5: K Y - iff? ILLR ,fa if ,P X I iff! JM 1: x 6' iq :WNW Ni X b X A: Nfl Q 5 x E if 23 -W ' 9 Ag JZ JJ ff -I J Z 2 6 D 1395 wi . - , -- ,ga-ff' .- Q ,, i ' A i'f1fi?i?.,,ff ' f 1 ,11rty'Jrveu I '04 afcg'-J 'Coos 444- W S. f7 274-'2,oZ2.J.?CvC,!fz7u, S3 : ig 3 L41 , u ,L MI, IW A-I -W ff M GV? ,QIWCTJZQ QNAVAHI IQELSES'-ifwff I l ,iq E Sophomore Class MR. S'I'AIII.ES .............,...... Sponsor OFFICERS FDWA RD CHEST-IIRE ..... President LEON NEYVMAN . . Vue-Prexzdenl HELEN HAYES . . . Secrelaqy- Trmszzrer BOYS ROBERT' AIICORN JAMES KATSIFOS HERMAN MITCHEI.I. ALFRED RAMSEY EDWARD CI-IESHIRE AI. XV. LANDRIIM, JR. DICK INIORRIS CURTIS REYNOl,DS JAMES VV. DAVIS CILRNNVOOD IIAWING DAV'ID IVIORSE WILLIAM B. WILLIAM DAVIS hl,MO MIIIES LEON NEWMAN SCHLUETER HARRY Doss IIEO. D. IVI1'I'CHELI.,JR. RALPH VVARD GIRLS EDNA CLARKE HEI.EN HAYES MARGARET MCHOME INEZ RAMSEY INIARIE CRAIG MARGARET JOYCE PAULINE MII.I.S ICATHERINE STULTZ LOIIISIZ GII.BER'F DORIS KELIIAM ILTHELENE MI,'RPHY ZELLA 'IQOWNES VIYIAN HARDING DOROTHY VVADE MISS WELLS .... ....... ........ I 9 pomor OFFICERS CHAMP CLARKE ..... President MAE HILL . . . Vue-Preszden LOUISE XVILKINSON . . . Seercmry-Treasznzer BOYS CHAMP CLARKE GARLAND IIOVELI. I'IUBER'1' BOWMAN XVILLIAM XYINDLE CILENNVOOD HANRINS CHARLES 'I'RIMBLE XNYARREN PAYNE . GIRLS - LIERTHA COLLINS VIRGINIA NIOORE INIADCIE PRILLAMAN LOUISE XVILKINSON INIAY HIl.L NEI.I,IE POWELL INIAE WEBSTER MARGARET PRUITT IVIABEL I.ANCAS'l'ER , Tfzirg-Kiglzl ER? IWW wwgpwf ' I' , :: 19,376 MMV will NN W Ly My Sophomore Class WWW El III OJVJ I .H ' ,ETON ...V . . . Sponsof' JOM! PJ OFFICERS ' IE F A LIN . ........,... ...... P refidenl RAN ' . ' .........., . Vire-President AN RIS ..... ALIE N PRICE ..... FRANK Dl7DI.EY 4 Ailkli IX1CIXIlI,I.ION . . . Sfcrelzzfiv Trmfurer BOYS RllBER'F BIOORE X ' DIIDLEY VVELLS mf I If GIRLS 5. LK KATHERINE ALEXANDER SALLIE ANN PRICE M AUDREY ALLEY IVIARIE FRANKLIN 3411! ' ' A, RUBY .ATKINS CORNELIA PRILLAMAN ' S- DELPIIINE BECK A1.ABEI.RA'FCI.IFF M Opp! CoNs'rANcE BLIIE MARGARET SI-IAcKEI.I'oRD Q, J I.II.LIAN BURCI-I ELIZABETH SI.AYnoN .. ' IXIARIE BIJRCI-I LUCY SIvII'I'H 'Q QQ, J, fkzbffo :JANE FORD VIRGINIA SMITH K- AQ, ELIZABETH HOI3NE'1 F MARY HOI.T WHI'I I'LE M M:l.ORlA NIORGAN SARA VVHI'I rLE ' V ANN PHARIS ANN PRILLAMAN I A ' ., ,E V Y Stk . Thirly-nine q The JWAVAI-II 193 8 THU? J ' Sophomore Class E 2 Aga-W HAJJZ '0 F-b'MIss VVRA Y .,.....,. . Spmzsor Mud 114796 Ar, OFFICI-IRS oHN CAMIIIIEI L . ....... . Presiderzi AAAI' I D XXHITLOVV , . . .,...., . Vive-Prexident CJERAI DINE LEHMAN . . . .... Serremry BI I rx' CARRULI. . . .... . Trmmrfr' BOYS l :I.DRIDGE BROVVN OTIS NIINTER JOHN CAMPBELL FZRNEST OAKLEY', JR. OYVEN R. FASLEV, JR. 'THOMAS S'I'Ul,TZ ENGLISH IJORD Rov STRAII' CIYRTIS RIIVENS D. VYIII'rI,ow ARTHVR RIEYERS GIRLS ANN BooKER NANCY RIARSHALL BlARGARE'l' BURGE GEORGIA LEE RIARTIN BE'II'1'I' CA R Rom, LUIEERTIE INIARTIN CATI-IERINE CHANEY I,UC'II.E IXIARTIN RACHEI. CLARKE RUTH :VIERRIMAN MARIORY FVSFELD RACHEL RAKES EMILY HENSIIEX' IQATHRVN SCI-IILIQE CSERALDYNE LEHMNN SHERLIE THOMAS DQRIS IIOVFLZ, . l 1 . . - ,J - JWfgl1w- Y-',W.v 1Cf7r1ff1'vJ.,jx .4 -A-,Y-,A+ , 'R . ,, - 1 . .o Fo I ,W K W---. I ity frbl- Ay ,Qi E fi :f The AVAHI 1938 ,AM W M Freshman Class NIRS. RANDOLPH SMITH .... . . Spomor HENRY XVI-II'I l'lIE . . RFBFCLAJOHNSON. . . CHRISTINEJOHNSON . . JACK'I10XVNES . EDXVARD RTARSHAIJ, JOSEPH 1N1IN'1'ER JOHN MORGAN RflBER'I' SELF NORRIS SMITH ROBERT STULTZ CHRISTINE JOHNSON REBECCA JOI-INsON JUNE IVIAJOR MEl.Y'A PAYNE LUCY PETUSKE JENNIE ROACH JEAN ROBINSON IVIARGARET SHUMATE ALICE SIGMON OFFICERS BOYS GIRLS , Prefidm! . V165-IJI'E5Id67Zf . . . . Nefrmzry , , 1' mzszzrfr JACK 'IJOVVNES WILLIAM XVHITE ALLEN XVHITEHEAID HENRY VVI-IITTLE JAMES VVIDDOXV5 Cl-XARI.O'I l'E SIMMONN VIRGINIA STONE FRNESTINE STLLTZ PATSY STIILTZ ELIZABETH THOMASON EMILY 'FURNER J UA NITA VVARR E N MARY Wmuows NORNIA VX ILLIAMS g., 4' ..-vw -wvwl lfarly-one The QNQAVAHI 1935 Freshman Class El III MISS SIISAN FRENCH .... . Sponsor OFFICERS FMMET'r FONTAINR ,.... ...... ...,.. I I refident VIRGINIA CSRAVELY . , . Vife-Presidenl DOROTI-Iv ALEXANDER . . . Sfffflllij' LoI'ISE ARNOLD ...... .... . . Treasurer BOYS JAMES ANSELL ROBER'F IDRAPER LIITI-IER BARBOIIR KENNETH FISHEI. DICK BROADDIIS, III HMMETT FONTAINE GEORGE CARTER JOHN FRANKLIN RORA CLIFT WILIIIIR GROGAN FRED CROSS FRED DEAN GIRLS DOROTHY ALEXANDER GRACE AI.ExANDER l11DI'I'I-I ALLISON LOUISE ARNOLD KATHERINE BERLIN HILEEN BOAZ NADINE BRADSHAXV l 1DI'l'H CALII'BELL LOVISE CHANEY' IXIARGARET DOVE NANCY DRAPRR MARY FI.IzABE'I'H C VIRGINIA CIRAVELY RUTH HOPKINS MARION HIl.I. MARY' HOLT HYI.I. ANNE HOLI- MABEI, HOLT CLARA HOPKINS LORENE HIJNDLEY SILBERT lforqy-two O Jw? Avifuxxxfeffg ,IAQ-wa! S 5 Z Ja VL J. JD , .- I ,6 'g'fgmAi75LL'OX5Rf' ZA ,FQRQX T Eff I U' O N S -1 N YV 4 ......., X -- A ff li FN' 5 4 W -EAC x 4 ' T- 've Me Liberty or Give Me Deathv ' n 4 Qi sf MQW 4 3 , N X WJ 5? Ui The QNAVAHI 1938 NM. H. S. News Staff EJ El MISS BEULAH BOYD . . . . . Sponsor El EI SARAH CHANEY . . Edilor-in-Chify' I- LLIS BERLIN ,... . . . . Axxociate Edzlor I EE ROY ROGERS, JIM DAVIS . . ...... Satzre Edziors HELEN NORMAN ........... , . . . Soriely Editor LOULA PRICE, KENNGN MINTER . . . Feature Editors INIARGARET WINN ROBERT STONE HOLLIS MURPHY CLAUDE TAYLOR, JR. FRANCES DUDLEY ELSIE RICKAROS MARTHA ANDES MARTHA HOLBEN Slaff Reporlfr: Yzypixls MARY NIORGAN VAULINE LESTER HETTY WRAY HURD LOUISE WELLS XNALKER MII,l.NER BETSY Ross LORENE JOHNSON Forgyfve Y The QNAVAHI 1935 Girls' HifY Club XIRN IRXIYG RAMSEY7 Mlm POC BEIST 'Kms ,..... . NIARI' NIORGAN, . . IHIELEN FORD . FISIE RICKARDS . . Xxx DRAIER ,,.... HEMI-HIS ANDREYV5 IXIARTHA ANDES CTLADYS BROXYN PAT BROWN SARAH CHANEY DOROTHY CUMMINUS FNIIIA' CHESHIRE FRANCES DI'I7l.EX' IQATHERINE fiI'N'l'Ell FIJLA HENIJIQIX IJOROTHY HENSLEY RVTH HOPKINS HE'l I'X' XYRAY HURIJ IMOOENE HI'NIJl.EX' VAULINE LESTER III El AHONTAS VYRAY, N1ISSfTI.ADYS NIILLER . Sp0n.fm'J I3 EI OFFICERS .................Prfxidenl . . . First Vire-Presidwli . Semrld Vife-l'n'.videnl . . . . . . . . . Sefrczmiv . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . Trezzszmfr MEMBERS CHRISTINE IIESTEK 'IQHEIIMA I.II-FORD SARAH IVIINTER .IANICE MOORE HELEN NCURMAN IKUSI-I PHARIS I,OIII,A PRICE RUTH SMITH NETTIE cIRACE STONE SARA STONE INIOOENE SNEAD LOUISE XVEIIS I II.IZABE'l'H XVYATT 1X1ARGIE VVINN l urIyAJix The WAVAIII :I 1938 ELLIS BERLIN Boys' HifY Club EI EI MR. STAPLES . . ...... . . Sponsor OFFICERS 6 WALKER IVIILLNER, JR .... . Prffxidenl IV' BEN COOPER ........ . . Vive-President , . . I , . . . . . . . . . . . Sffffflllj' STEVE RJITCHELL, JR. . . . ..L. 7'1'mIzzrer KENNON NIINTER ..... . Chzzplain MEMBERS EDD CHESHIRE JIM DAVIS HAROl,D KOLODNY GUY H0l,LIFIEI.D CONNIE HII.I, JUNIOR GILBERT RICHARD CRIVENS KENNON MIN1'EIl JOHN NIORGAN HOI.I,IS BIURPHY LEE ROY ROGERS JUNIOR 'IQAYLUR A. LEE XVALES CHARLES XVEAVER R. A. HENDERSON MARVIN BRODIE LEON NEWMAN CURTIS GIVENS CSLENWOOD I,AwING RALPH PICKUP FRANK DUDI.EY ROY HODNETT lfargf-Jezwz The QNAVAHI 1938 Industrial Arts Class I. B. PITTMAN BRUCE GILBERT ROY HODNETT JOHN PICKUP RICHARD PRILLAMAN ELBERT STONE EARLE WAGNER JOHN CAMPBELL CHAMP CLARKE GLENWOOD HANKINS GARLAND LOVELL ROBERT MOORE ARTHUR MEYERS HERMAN MITCHE1,L LEON NEWMAN ALFRED RAMSEY BILL SCHLUETER RALPH WARD For '38 EIEI ROLL . I mirurtor DUDLEY WELLS GEORGE CARTER ROBERT DRAPER WILEUR GROGAN EDWARD MARSHALL JOE MINTER NORRIS SMITH BOE STONE FRED OWEN CLARENCE COVINGTON JIM DAVIS SPOTTSYL DRAPER GUY HOLI.IFIEl.D LYNWOOD HUNDLEY HENRY MEADE JESSE MERRIMAN KENTON TRIMBLE F arty-ci gh! The QMAVAHI 1938 ..-4-um Home Economics EIEI MISS EVELYN MCKENZIE . AUDREY ALLEY EDITH ALLISON DOROTHY ALEXANDER KATHERINE ALEXANDER RUBY ATKINS EILEEN BOAZ NIARGARET BOWMAN MARGARET BURGE MARIE BURCH NADINE BRADSHAWV EDITH CAMPBELL ELIZABETH COWAN DOROTHY CHANEY LOUISE CHANEY GERATHAN COLLINS MARGARET DOVE MARIE FRANKLIN EJ El ROLL MARIE GOVER CLARA HOPKINS LORENE HUNDLEY MARION HILL MAE HILL VIVIAN HARDING MARGARET JOYCE DORIS KELLAM GERALDINE LEHMAN IVIABLE LANCASTER LUBERTIE MARTIN LUCILLE MARTIN MARGARET MCHONE NANCY MARSHAIII. VIRGINIA MOORE SARA MINTER MADGIE PRILLAMAN Classes . Inslruftor NORRIS PRILLAMAN ZADA PRILLAMAN NELLIE POWELL INEZ RAMSEY JEAN ROBINSON MABEL RATCLII-'I' RACHEL RAKES BLANCHE SLAYDON ELIZABETH SLAYDON LUCY SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH KATHERINE STULTZ PATSY STULTZ MILDRED THOMAS MAE VVEBSTER JUANITA WARREN Forgv-nine The JYCAVL-x1 11 :I 1933 .IVNIOR HIAY PRHSIDI-I ' ' .' FORK H-W 7 , W The JWAVAHI 1933 Glee Club FRANCES XVELLS, ELIZABETH KELLY . SALLIE MASON . IXENINON NIIXTER . . OFFICERS MARGARET SHACRELFORD . IWELYN MEADE . . . GRACE ALEXANDER DOROTHY ALEXANDER EEMPHIS ANDREXVS BXIARGARET BVRGE IVIARIE BURCI-I SARAH CI-IANEY DOROTHY' CHANEY EMILY CHESI-IIRE ANN DRAPER NANCY DRAPER MARIE fEOVER EULA HENDRIX EMILY HENSLEY EDD CHESHIRE BILL HERMANN KENNON MINTER GIRLS ELIZABETH HODNE'I 1' HETTY VVRAY HURD EVANGELINE VVALKER SARA VVI-IITTLE IVIARGARET WINN REVY PURCELL PAT BROWN TI-IELMA LIPFORD EVELYN MEADE HEI.EN NORMAN LOULA PRICE ANN PRILLAMAN BETSY Ross BOYS ELBERTVSTONE BRUCE GILBERT HENRY MEADE . . . Direrlors .ficfompamxt . . . . . President . Vife-Pnxviden! .Yerrefary-Treaxfzrrr CHARLOTTE SIMMONS MARGARET SHACKELFORD VIRGINIA SMITH LUCY SMITH RUTH SMITH VIRGINIA STONE ERNESTINE STULTZ ZELLA TOYVNES EUNICE TURNER LOUISE VVELLS MARY HOLT XIVHITTLE JANICE MOORE CHRISTINE LESTER IRVINC. PARKER A. LEE WALES Fvgfggane The 'LNAVAHI 1938 Library Club EIEI MISS M1I,l.ER . MARIE CRAIG .... LUCY PETUSRE . . JANICE MOORE FRANCES EEMPHIS ANDREWS PAT BROWVN SARAH CHANEY MARIE CRAIG FRANCES DUDLEY MAR'IORY FUSFELD MARY E. GII,BERT EULA HENDRIX LORAINE HUNDLEY HE'F'I'Y VVRAY HURD CHRISTINE JOHNSTON EI E1 OFFICERS DUDLEY .... MEMBERS WYIVIAN KELLAM CHRISTINE LESTER 'ISHELMA LII-FORD IIUTH MERRIMAN JANICE MOORE CLYDE PETERS LUCY PETUSKE REVY PURCELI. LOULA PRICE INEZ RAMSEY . Sponsor Prexideni Vim-President . , . . Sefremry . . Treasurer BETSY ROSS HELEN SCHOTTLAND MARGARET SHUMATE MARY F. SHUMATE ERNESTINE STULTZ SARA STONE VIRGINIA STONE SHERLEY THOMAS EUNICE TURNER LOUISE VVILKERSON Fifty-two The QNAVAHI 1938 Commercial 'Department EI E1 MISS I'II.l.A GORDON ROWE . BEN COOPER DICK DAVIS CONNIE HIl.I. VV. I., JOYCE -IOHN INIORGAN NIELVIN XYELLS SOIHIHALL HAMIL'I'ON CILENWOOD I.AwINO IXIARTHA ANDES HEI,EN FORD CHRISTINE I.ES'I'ER SARA NIINTER 'IANICE IXIOORE REVY PLTRCELI. IXIARY F. SI-iljMA'l'Ii HEMPHIS ANDREWS I.IILIE BELLE DRAPER NIARTHA I'IOI.BEN KATHLEEN IRESON ALCESSIA NIARTIN NORRIS IJRILLAMAN IXIILDRED 'III-IOMAS BOYS CLYDE PETERS ALFRED RAMSEY CURTIS REYNOLDS A. LEE VVALES CLARENCE COVINOTON SI'0'l I'SYI, IJRAIIER CLAVDE 'IIAYLOR IQENTON 'IIRIMRLE GIRLS ZELLA IIIOVVNES HELEN BOCOCR IiIvIILY CHESHIRE IRENE HENNESSEY RU'I'H HOPKINS IELSIE RICKARDS BEISI' ROSS I'A'r BROWN VAIILINE I.ES'I'ER IIIHELMA I,IvEORD HELEN I,OVEI,I. IIORENE JOHNSON IMOGENE SNEAD RVANGELINE VVALR ER Tearher BRIICE CIILBERT ROY I'IODNE'I'T XVALKER IVIILLNER KENNON IVIINTER BILLY MCCOLLIIM RICHARD IJRILLAMAN CORVILLE YOUNG CONSIANCE ATKINS LIICYE BONDURANI' KIIIADYS BROWN IDA RICHARDSON NETTIE GRACE S'I'ON E CONSTANCE BLUE INIARJORIE BLUE FRANCES DIIDLEY CHRISTINE CRAIG I IS'I'El.l,R HITTCHENS EDNA NIARSHALI, CILADYS IVIILLS I'II,IZABE'l'H VVYATI' ' lfyly-lhrfe The QMAVAIII 1: 1938 AUTOGRAPHS ,2,,,,,6-uf'- f ZYWJ The QNAVAHI .1 1935 .XA4 lf ' 'K7 Ly, I X Football Squad, '37 CHARLES Bo NYEAVER GEORGE C. VVIEBEI GLENWOOD LAWING CLAUDE VIJAYLOR, JR. . . LYNYVOUD HUNDLEY. ,. RVALKER MIl,I,NER R. L. ALCORN. ROBERT DRAPER JIMMIE KA'FSIFf1S RAIIPH PICKUP CLYDE PETERS.. . . KENTON TARIMBLE. BIIBBER HAMII.'I'fDN EIIII MEMBERS Center JIM DAVIS .... ,.. Guard NORRIS SMITH.. . . Guard JAMES XT. DAVIS. Guard BRUCE CQILBERT.. Guard HAROLD KOLODNY. Trzrkle JOHN PICKUP ,.,. Tufkle EDWARD CHESHIRE Tzzfkle WILLIAM DAVIS , , . .,End CEUY HDLLIEIELD .. I . . . . Capluin Cond: .Mzznager . . C o-Nlanuger ..,.....End . . . , .fluurlerbufk .....1-laybufk , . , .Huyburk . . . .Fllllbllfk . . . .Huybufk . . . .Haybarle . . . .Huwuzrk TXZQ AvAHI 1: 1938 xii? Boys' Basketball EI III JIM DAVIS . GUY H0l,I.IFIEI.D . . . GEORGE C. VVIEBEI MEMBERS JIM DAVIS .,....,. ,.,........ . . ..,.. BRUCE GILBERT ,.,. ..,.. R. A. HENDERSOY,. .,... RALPI-I PICKUP .,.... SOUTHALL HAMILTON .. JOHNPICKUPH, ., .,...,..... SUBSTITUTES BOB STONE Hl,BER'I' STONE CURTIS GIVEh'S BILL HERMAN EDWARD CI-IEsI-IIRE RORA CLIFT FRED CROSS HLTBERT BOWMAN ISM-5ez'en . Captain . . Nlamzger . C oaflz Forward Forward Forward . .Cerner . .Guard . .Guard paawawaun.. ,,.,.. MMM .,vA.4,, ,la--'S 44 A. -Zi - wwf 7v1f6525TA?ffx1s'IjI: aw, 554'- PENIIHIS ANDREWS. . PAT BROWN . . MIAA FRANCES WE1.I,s . FEMIIHIS ANDREWS ,. SHERIIIE TI-IOIvIAs ,,.. I'1l,IZABE'l'H I'IODNE'l I GRACE ALEXANDER. .. DOROTHY' ALEXANDER., HILMA NEASE ....,,. .ANN DRAI'ER ...,... VIRGINIA SIIIITI-I ..., MARTHA ANDES .. NANCY DRAIIFR ZEIIA FFOYVNES. ,, RVTI-I 'IXHOMASON . ,. FRANCES DUDLEX '.,,. KATHRYN SCI-IILBE .. . V I-j,C,,- ' Girls' Basketball El EI A '23 MEMBERS Fifty-sigh! Man K Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward . .Center . .Center . .Center .. . . .Center ...,,Guard .....Gzzard .....Guard ,....Guard aah X Q -54N . 'n The WAVAHI 1: 1938 Football, 1937 ElEI ARTINSVILLE HlGH SCHOOL can easily call their '37 team one of the hardest fighting teams that Martinsville has ever produced. Although this team cannot boast the record of last year's team, the boys were lighting the entire game. V The splendid cooperation of the team with the coach and managers was perhaps the greatest feature in the team's success. This year's team is probably the greatest block- ing team that M. H. S. has ever produced. With the return of eight letter men headed by Captain Charles Weaver, Coach Wiebel built up a strong team. Quarterback james Davis, one of the best field generals M. H. S. has ever boasted, was assigned the hard task of running the team through the feats. The other letrermen were Jim Davis, Ralph Pickup, Southall Hamilton, Walker Millner, Bruce Gilbert, and John Pickup. The M. H. S. Bulldogs started their season by defeating Narrows High School by a score of 20 to 0. As the season continued, M. H. S. lost to Wytheville and Radford, and then proceeded to conquer South Boston, F20-13, Galax, 25-0, and William Fleming High, of Roanoke, 40-6. The M. H. S. boys hit their stride in the last two games when they defeated Galax and William Fleming High. The Galax game was featured by the broken field running of Gilbert and the good blocking from the entire team. Gilbert, on one occasion in this game, ran 98 yards for a touchdown, getting the ball on his own two-yard lineg while his teammates executed perfect blocking, he galloped the necessary yardage for the touchdown. The most exciting game was the game at Radford, where the M. H. S. boys played superior football, but were unable to push across to the winning touchdown. The Bull- dogs made 2 first downs to Radford's 4 and had the ball on the 1-foot line in the first down, and at the end of the game there was a 1-foot distance from the goal to a victorious touchdown. This was truly the most heart-breaking game of the season, as the M. H. S. Bulldogs went down in defeat by the score of 7-6. M. H. S. suffers the loss of such players as Southall Hamilton, Ralph Pickup, John Pickup, Jim Davis, Walker Millner, and Captain Charles Weaver. Besides the players mentioned above, the following received letters for their excellent playing: Lynwood Hundley, Harold Kolodny, Jimmie Katsifos, R. L. Alcorn, and Edward Cheshire. SEASON'S RECORD M. H. S ..... ..,.. 2 0 Narrows ....,. . . . 0 M. H. S ..... . . . 0 Wytheville ...... . . . 34 M. H. S ..... . . . 20 South Boston ..... . . . 13 M. H. S ..... . . . 6 Radford ......,. . . . 7 M.H.S ..... 25 Galax. ......... 0 M. H. S ..... . . . 40 Wm. Fleming .,......... . . 6 -JOHN PICKUP F001-ni ne TA? ' JWAVAHI 1- 1938 Basketball, 1938 Boys' HE cage squad was called for first practice on December 13th by Coach George C. Wiebel. With high spirit and great ambition, which were shown through- out the whole cage season, the six lettermen and recruits, numbering about twelve, elected jim Davis to captain them through the season and Guy Hollifield to manage them. Early in the course of rounding out a team, Pretty Boy Davis was lost to D. M. I. and R. A. Henderson stepped in to fill his position. M. H. S. lost only one conference game during the entire season. The floor work and pass work of the team were outstanding, while Jim Davis and Ralph Pickup led in scoring and john Pickup and Bubber Hamilton were outstanding in guarding. M. H. S. was defeated by their host in the tournament which was held at Vinton. John Pickup was placed on the all-conference team and Jim Davis on second team. Such players as Jim Davis, Ralph Pickup, Southall 'Hamilton, and John Pickup will be missed next year. In addition to those above, the following also were given letters or stars: R. A. Henderson, Bruce Gilbert, Ed Cheshire, and Guy Hollilield. THE SEASON'S RECORD M. H. S ..... ......,... 2 6 Madison ,..,., ,. ... 19 M. H. S ..... ... 17 Rocky Mount ..... ... 14 M. H. S ..... ... 34 Madison ....,... ... 21 M. H. S ...,. ... 25 South Boston , .. ... 16 M.H.S ..... ...4Q D.M.I ....... .. ...44 M. H. S ..... .. . 46 Rocky Mount ..... ... 22 M. H. S ..... . , , 15 Stoneville .....,. . . . 24 M. H. S ..... . ,. 51 Schoolfield .... ... 29 M.H.S ..... 38 South Boston... 3 M. H. S ..... ... 29 Vinton ....... ... 17 M. H. S ..... . .. 33 St. Andrews ..... ... 20 M. H. S ..... . .. 25 Rocky Mount ..,.. ... 14 M. H. S ..... . , , 34 Stoneville .,..... . . . 23 M. H. S ...,. ... 37 St. Andrews ..... ... 18 M. H. S .,... . . . 46 Schoolfield .... . . . 47 M.H.S ..,.. ...30 D.M.I ..... ...14 M. H. S ..... ... 29 Vinton ......... ... 34 M. H. S ..... ............ 3 0 Rocky Mount ..... ... 13 DISTRICT No. 7 TOURNAMENT M. H. S ..... ............ 2 2 Vinton ......... ........ 2 5 ' -Joi-IN PICKUP Sixty The JKAVAHI .1 11338 Basketball, 1938 Girls' NDER the coaching of Miss Frances VVells the girls were overflowing with vim and interest to continue the girls' record for 1938, The first call for pratice the girls came out with enthusiasm and deter- mination to make a good basketball team. Among the excited twenty-five that day were four girls who had won letters the year before: Eemphis Andrews, Frances Dudley, Ruth Thompson, and Sherlie Thomas. The team elected Eemphis An- drews as captain to help guide them through their strenuous season, and Pat Brown as manager, assisted by Emily Hensley. By hours of practice and with the unriring energy and patience of Miss Wells the girls were inspired to work harder after each game they played. The girls had one handi- cap, which caused them to fall down on their scoring, their lack of height. Nevertheless, we want to congratulate them on their cooperation and sportsmanship. However, in losing Eemphis Andrews, Ruth Thomasson, Ann Draper, and Martha Andes, Miss Wells will face no easy problem in replacing these players. THE SEASON'S RECORD M. H. S ..... ....... 1 9 Madison ........ . . . 35 M. H. S .,.., .. . 13 Rocky Mount ..... ... 20 M. H. S ..... ... 21 Madison ...... .. ... 10 M. H. S ..... ... 13 South Boston... ... 25 M. H. S ..... ... 19 Rocky Mount ..... ... 32 M. H. S ..,.. .. . 19 Stonesville. . ., 27 M. H. S ..... ... 9 South Boston. ,. 32 M. H. S ...., ... 10 Vinton ........, ... 26 M. H. S ..... ... 16 St. Andrews ..... ... 24 M. H. S ..... ... 17 Rocky Mount ....... ... 31 M. H. S ..... . . . 21 Stonesville ............... . 21 M. H. S ..... ... 31 Danville Y. M. C. A ....... . 30 M. H. S .,... ... 17 St. Andrews ........, ... 19 M.H.S ...,. 19 Wm. Byrd. ,........ 40 M. H. S ..... .. . 20 Rocky Mount ........ ... 35 M. H. S ..... . . ..... 24 Danville Y. M. C. A. ...... 47 Total .... ..... Q 81 Total ......... ..... 4 63 S ixzfy-one T56 QNAVAHI :: AUTOGRAPHS The JATAVAH1 1: 1938 S i xlyj' 0 Il r The QMAVAHI 1: 1933 Nixfyifire C' fm QNAVLKHI 2: 1935 W Y Sixly-six The QNKAVAIAII :: IQ,?8 ,,, ,T A., .. , my 2 252 ia W DEE AMJ Mjjpgz, pmggjmqf- MMG -63, Y-6? I CYD MW HWY E SOME OF OUR SPECIAL FRIENDS SIGN THEIR NAMES ffflfwww AM MW I If., XVIII QLi'f'y. .I gxqx ' Nvxffk, ,gina HQRDIYI VIKGINI The QNAVAHI 1: 1933 MONTGOMERY WARD CC Ileep that school and teanl spidt throughout hfe and you are bound to succeedf' H. A. Ford 81 Co. Incorporated REAL ESTATE Martinsville, Virginia Ford Insurance Company, Inc. '4Correct Protection Martinsville, Virginia T. M. Ford H. A. Ford H. A. Ford, Pres. Church Street C 'P'ime 'S of GI'0C61'y Eagle Sandwich Foods of the Finest Quality 618 Church Street Phone 2122 Corner Church and Bridge Turner's Beauty Virginia Shoe Parlor Shop Opposite Nat's Grill WALNUT STREET VVe Make old shoes Look Like New Over Va. Shoe Shop DIAL -l-274 N VVe Dye Shoes Any Color Seventy We JWAVAHI tt 1933 be ailp Bulletin Published by The Bulletin Newspaper Corp. MARTINSVILLE, VA. Dr. J. R. Smith 1J13N'r1s'1' Shackelford Hospital -Dial Phones- Ofhce 5259 Residence 3140 Easley -Whittle Incorporated SOUND INSURANCE 9 East Church Street Dial 3133 Martinsville, Va Compliments of J. C. Penny Co. Martinsville, Virginia C. W. 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Phone 2196 or 6115 Compliments of Kroger's Food Compliments of J. W. Booker, Jr. Store INIAYOR Rimmer's Mutual Insurance JEWELER Agency, Inc' n 107-109 Chief Tassel Building Martinsville, Virgim Dial 8268 Mrs. J. M. Rimmer, Prop. Wm. T. Turner, Agent DIAL -1-165 Pure Food Market Home of Quality lXleats VVe Deliver Martinsville, Virginia The Henry Hotel Direction Grenoble Hotels, Inc. EXCELLENT DINING SERVICE C. T. Fleenor, Res. Mgr. Sevengf-lhrfe The JWAVAHI 1: 1938 F. A. HERMANN Photographer 4'Remember - - - Photographs Live Forever, BOOKS GIFTS M ,I Compliments of A FRIEND R. G. ATKINS 'ghlartinsville Style Center For Men THOMAS JEFFERSON HOTEL BUILDING Compliments of J. W. SMITH Wlholesaler RAILROAD STREET DIAL 7253 NEAR N. 8: VV. STATION Vevfrzfyfour The JWAVAHI II 1938 Compliments of McKEE FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Day and Night 29 BROAD STREET DIAL 4170 MARTINSVILE, VIRGINIA TH E Shenandoah Life Insurance Company ROANOKE, VIRGINIA A For Information Call R. Lee Bowles, Local Agent -or- john B. Garst, District Manage Office, 209 Chief Tassel Building Martinsville, Virginia Compliments of Patterson Drug Co. NAT'S GRILL i'Next to home eat at Nat's', Compliments of Compliments of Drapergs Steve lVIitchell's Barber Shop AND Opposite Henry Hotel BEAIYTY PARLOR Shackelford Building Sevenggfive The QNAVAHI rr 1935 L. 8 F. Repair Co. Auto Body and Fender VVorks ANTIQUE FURNITURE Authorized Refinishing Station Ma rtinsville, Virginia Compliments of Stultz Brothers Company Plumbing and Heating Compliments of Pannill Rucker Henry and S011 Confectionery Lumber and Confections and Crushed Limestone Niagazines 9 E. Church sr. Phone, office, 7279 Martinsville Auto Top Company Avro REPAIR 24-Hour Service Dial 8261 Compliments of Hermes Kiddie Shop Children's Wear and Ladies' Berkshire Hosiery moore! itcl1ell-- ' 'A 8 Walnut Street Dial 7216 CLOTHING For Men and Students Burroughs - Wihite Chevrolet Sales, Inc. For Economical Transportation SALES SERVICE Complete Service Department with Body and Paint Shop Sevenly-.vzx The QNAVAHI 1: 1938 Joy Dress Shop The Home of Good Furniture 9 Ladies' Ready-to-VVear Troxler S Style VVithout Extravagance CO'9 PHONE 7136 Bassett, Va. Martinsville, Va Compliments of Princess Anne Dress Shop 4'Lovely Things at Popular Prices Nlll1I'OUgll Service lVe Grow , Lee Telephone Company Compliments of United Dollar Store 4'Always First In Something Newn Compliments of J. D. Bryant Gro. 238 BROAD STREET DIAL 3121 Compliments of 9 0' F ang s Drug Store Real Service Phone 2103 Martinsville, Va. '.mu-nys-nu-r Q Martinsville's Largest Department Store Phone 3822 Martinsville, Va Ye FXS The QMAVAHI :: 1935 RICHARDSON MOTOR CO., Inc. Formerly ACME MOTOR CO., INC. SALES cd SERVICE 30 BRIDGE STREET MARTINSVILLE, VA. Compliments of Williams, Taylor and Price C. P. Kearfott 81 Son DRUGGISTS Over Fifty Years of Faithful Service On the Square Dial 3144 llie Store 'l'liat's Always Busy GLOBlVIAN'S Leaders in Low Prices Martinsville, Va. 'S Richardson Electric Co. as .I..Q.fe.e.1.a.s ii gi. Air Conditioning Automatic Heat Martinsville, Va. Dial 4151 Compliments of Tuggle Flower Shop Martinsville, Va. Smith River Merc. H , Co. General lX'Iercl1andise And Country Produce Fieldale,Va. Dial 3182 Seventy-eight The AVAHI . 1935 FAIRFAX HALL In the famous Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Junior College and College Preparatory. Fine Arts, Secretarial Science, journalism. Elective courses to develop individual talents. Enrollment limited to one hundred girls. Indoor and outdoor swimming pools. New gymnasium. Private stables. Happy social life. Catalog on request. W. B. GATES, President, Fairfax Hall junior College Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND Among many advantages, these should appeal to prospective college students: ill The University is located in one of America's most historic cities, C25 is a member of the Southern University Conferenceg QSJ is especially strong in laboratory sciences and in the social and historical sciences, 1-lj Builds character and offers high intellectual training. For catalog and information, address F. W. BOATWRIGHT, President, University of Richmond, Virginia HAMPDEN-SYDN EY COLLEGE A standard four-year college for young men, giving the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. An excellent faculty: thorough scholarship, well equipped laboratories, soundly Christian. If interested, address REGISTRAR, HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, VIRGINIA AVERETT COLLEGE The aim of Averett College is to combine culture and refinement with practical education. It oHers work leading to the B.A. and B.S. degree, the college offers courses in music, art, speech and dramatic art. It is the object to provide oppor- tunity for every student to participate in the activities of her choice. It is ac- credited by all important accrediting agencies. Address PRESIDENT CURTIS BISHOP, AVERETT COLLEGE, DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Sevenly-nine The JITAVAHI 1: 1938 LYNCI-IBURG COLLEGE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Senior College for Msn and VVomen Pre-Professional Courses A College of Christian Culture R. B. MONTGOMERY, Ph.D,, President Blackstone College for Girls BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA College Departments: Liberal Arts, Home Economics, Pre-Nursing, Library Science, Commerce, junior Merchandising, Physical Education, journalism, Dramatics, Voice, Organ, Violin, Piano, and Art. Sports: Swimming, Golf, Riding, Hockey, Tennis, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball. For catalog, write J. PAUL GLICK, President. 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