Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1939 volume:

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It was chosen because 1939 marks the reorganization of the band and the beginning of public instruction in music. . . . If 'this volume ot the MAVAHI can bring back pleasant memories of the past, it will have served its purpose. . . . If those who have passed through these halls before and have stepped out into the world should leaf this annual, may they think of their happy days in Martinsville High School. . . . To those who are to come we present this volume of MAVAHI as our book of memories. May yours be as happy and in the end as inspirational as ours have been. .742 gfbfof W QWQZ im 4JZ me C51 t , ' 'mt W, if if SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL l s Warfina ui e 5300 A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1939 Everything worth striving tor as individuals, or as groups, depends on the belief that we can influence events-gain our ends by thinking about thern, planning for them, and putting the plans to work. May each of you carry on, tired with taith in your own power, and in that ot others in you, to influence the course of your lives towards better things. E. E. GIVENS l6l V Vlq x tfisafirf Mfr -'J K- V IM ,AA-! b , '- J I ' I I' 1 1 ' . -,, , 'f N yu ff' f V 7 ,V I xv ,... ,Lf-A-vw.l..! fjlyy'f'fUL.V'l 'ff y ld f V . M' f ' JIYIM pf V PZV-lja! J I A -' A 1 1 . fw . ' ' ' L' 0LC V 4 I ' L I I I- First Row: I . WN Second Row: Third Row: MR. GEORGE WIEBEL MRS. IRVING RAMSEY MISS FRANCES WELLS Assistant Principal, Head Algebra French, Science, History Coach, Biology, Algebra MR. I. B. PITTMAN Manual Training MR. LORING C. STAPLES Civics, Economics, Biology History MR. I. E. SHORT Band Instructor MISS BEULAH BOYD English, Algebra MISS MYRTLE CALLAHAN Typing, Shorthand MISS FRANCES SLATE Home Economics MISS POCAI-IONTAS WRAY Mathematics MRS. RANDOLPH SMITH Latin, English, History 17? MISS MARY SHACKLETON Chemistry, Mathematics MISS SALLIE MASON History MISS SUSAN FRENCH English MISS GLADYS MILLER Librarian, English .Af .jfw C044 lem 4 You to the left and I to the right, For the ways of men must sever- And it well may be for a day and a night, And it Well may be forever. But whether We meet or whether we part iFor our ways are past our knowingl, A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart On the ways we all are going! Here's luck! For we know not where we are going. -Richard Hovey J tk J , UR. W 5 ISD 4' XR Q 4- , W K M ' xx A NX x f Q x f 'f Yf wx X' x X lf - x7Ae 566686 enior A 6!0Lf5f5 Ummm ,7f..1aXflggQx M 410 SQPAQH JP. President Q ,J47Qn,c!eMon, Jr. Weffie Gene jane Vice-President Secretary ,P g!H,l'LC!L6 .S9f6lgJ0l'L my Mag ZZW! Faculty Sponsor fjzawer: pow GLM: Qc! ana! mife Wwolffo: gamaf we are fo Ae, we are now Aeconmingw C105 W V l'l F' I , ,f- 'I' 'Ig y-' .. ' J ' ' K , f --2 'Q' ,Ql- ,f'f' LV' 'Y JJ ', v 1 . 4 ' Ar-' ', Q .ff 'K , I 4 P' , . S 3 A, ,v I I I, fl A i la , QQ ,Y ,M ,,J ' J 4' . ' 1 VJ! ly ' V Q A 5 - v , -17' .P br ,ff -- 'H X .H , 3 ' ,jf ' ' ,, 2 jf ff AA! X X sl- 3 -X I X .1 '104' N ' g Aly!!! ,Q av If 7,4. 1'7f 'f :WA- WC . 'Y 'S' ,Qf ,, , I 1' A J' .si 2 4 4? ,l' 1 'C ,IfSfff '-. R S - A If . - ' fy! T N, YJ .9 Q., ,. I ' - '- .- 'fi , , 1 CONSTANCE REB G K S 4, PATTIE SMITH BROWN Q 'S U Q i Stop and Rrm Jia? ' K lfr15.v to I,u':'f I P 7 , Glee Club, '38, '39. ' J l-li-Y, '37, '38, '39, Library Club, '39, Manager Girls', .' ' 3 Baskeibaii, '38, Annual sfaff, '39. 'J ' ' n I' 1 71, ' LUCYE ADDISON BONDURANT 2. ' --mf-1 C If T lf ' I . Basketball, '35, Gleet Clilb, '37, Oliiterary Club, '37 ' I 38' 39' Giee club, '35, Baskefbaii, '37, HI-Y, '37, '33, '39, ' Library Club, '38, '39. ' MARVIN WILLIAM BRODIE ' I Dmff l,'!I71f To .llalef 11I5for3 ' Transfer from West High School, Columbus, Ohio, '37 Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39, Chaplain Hi-Y, '39, Dramatic Club, '39, Annual Staff, '39, GLADYS CAMPBELL BROWN Lif!lf' Brofwz jug Kfull of liffl Vice-President Home Room, '35, '36, Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39, Chaplain Hi-Y, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39, Dramatic Club '39. -LOUISE THEBESA CAMPBELL Thr Camplzflff arf STl'iIlgl1l ' Glee Club, '35, Library Club, '37, '38, '39. HERMAN MARSHALL CRAIG Wllfllou' ,ll0u7IZl1i11 Moon Transfer from Snow Creek High School, '38, Hi-Y, '38, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39. v Q ' . g ' fi.: L, I C ,I 4..- 1 , f -,,,.,f' 1,,4..p I . . , n ff ,tw AMW yJg2,c,.,A 'j,4.4,,a.. 43.-.A-1 .-Q--n 114,74-1 I o B S 1 ,X-g.-j,f.'n..k ,- ROBERT ANDERSON FQNTAINE, IR. 7'lIl'7'1'.5 Snrnfffzirzg illmur ll Sfl1!2'l1'7'u Glee Club, '35, News Staff, '37, Basketball, '38, Hi-Y, '33 HELEN SOMERVILLE FORD nSOHlI'1ltIj' ,lly Prifzff II'iI! CIJI7I1 ' Hi-Y, '36 ,'37, '38, '39, Vice-President I-li-Y, '37, '38, President Hi-Y, '38, '39, President Home Room, '35, '36, Vice-President lunior Class, '36, '37, Annual Staff, '39, Cheer Leader, '38, '39, Dramatic Club. BLANCHE INGLES FORD ullyflllflflm Secretary and Treasurer Home Room, '36, Library Club '37, Dramatic Club, '39. RICHARD MCGUIRE GIVENS Hr Shall lla-of Music Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39, Football, '38, High School Band '38, '39, Business Manager Band, '38, '39, Annual Staff '39. U27 ,fywfff . ,MAJ 'JW I 'wi MFT' H., SENIORS DELLA MARIE GOVER .llm'if Glee Club, '38, '39. R. A. HENDERSON, IR. fm Slmnfin' High Transfer from Hardin Reynolds Memorial School, Criiz, Va., '33 Hi- , ' 7, '38, '39, Vice-President Hi-Y, '38, '39, Football, '38- Ba ketball, '38, Captain Basketball, '39, Mon qr pb, 7,,,'38w9. X , Aj' LL, E ,Q .x K, , , X Li 7l1r'!,iffl mf i' ee , , ' , '37, as a '36, ' , '38, '39, xx F tba - 1- 3s,fbixN1-in als! f,' . , c- AQPCQN D AYNIL Un Ihr Sr11!in1M1t11lSidf A Trea urer of Iunior Class, 36, '37, Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39, Ge XCrb, '36, '37, I r 'y' 3' J ' ROY KENT HODNETT So111ffm1f.x' LUSH You President Home Room, '36, Hi-Y, 3'7, '38, '39, 15,1 ,YJ . - -1 ' 1. N .r . Q , - GUY POSTER' HOLLIFIELTD U V 'V U'i1ff O,pA-1z,Spr1cf.v .Af U ' Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39, Treasdfer Hi-Y, '39,g,Fo6tba'llf'36 '37, '38, Presiileni Horne Rooms, '3Q, Manager Basket ball, '39, M. H. S. News Stfff, '39, Annual Staff, j33f Mevnoqram C1ub,,,l38fA39. - ,, , ' . , . ,, 3 1 . lv , nf - J, , - 5, 4' ' -y LYNWOOD W. HUNDLEY Hllvflfll lrixlz lfyfs JN' Smili11 ' Football, '36, '37, '38, Baseball, '36, Monoqram Club is ,Ulu ,wif Ll 1 J cr- 3 '36, News Staff, '33 W. L. JOYCE, IR. S,L,f'X A ' St1n1rl Vp .flnd ClLN'1 ' I' , h 4 Cheer Leader, '38, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39. 1 f ' ' ly. can i ' , I ,H S ix, ff I in me ,W .-.I v 'ji ,ff ' V X ff 4 3 ' . f if 'I Y 1 yi! - I J IJ , N: S E U B. S ,Q,ff',z' 4101 ' I - J K of ' ' f J 5 BENIAMIN RIVES KEARITQTT HAROLD KOLODNY A il V1 3'VlIl'l'l' Urn' Io Play ffbnfj HHH ll'iffz .llfn l'n11'r'f Cul' Tn lff .l Frmffmlf 111 ru Football, '34, '35, Captain, '38, I-Ii-Y, '38, Basketball '39, Baseball, '34, President Athletic Association, '38 Football, '38, '37, '38, HiAY, '37, '38, '39, Basketball, 39, Manager of Basketball, '37, Monogram Club, '37, '39, Transfer from V. E. S,, Lynchburg, Va., '38, Mono- '38, '39, Annual Staff, '39. gram Club, '34, '35, Annual Staff, '39. ANN VIVIAN KELLAM Uh, llafc' I Ilan' in Cf! llp in ffll' .llor11i11g Library Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39. KATHERINE MAY KIPPS S-:c'i11-'ing Thr ilu .l-:z'1lx ' li FLOY CHRISTINE LESTER Flat-l rmt lflrzrfgir' Willz Tlzf Flojv-Flay Hi-Y, '36, '37, '38, Dramatic Club, '39, Glee Club, '38, News Staff, '38, '39, Annual Staff, '39. NORMAN OAKLEY LEWIS 'Il Little Bit lmffpmzrfmzf' Library Club, '38, '37, Glee Club, 38, '39, News Transfer from Curdsville High School, '37. Glee Club Staff, '39. HELEN STUART KNAPP 'Il 1 :c'ir1klz' lu Your l1'Vf '38, '39. WILLIAM RAY MCCOLLUIVI just l 7'IfllIl.f President Home Room, '38, Glee Club, '38, '39, Hi-Y, Transfer from George Washington High, Danville, Va '38, '39, Basketball, '36, '37, '38, Valedictorian, '39, '38. Hi-Y, '39, Annual Staff, '39. 'wif-i077 ,y-rv-v',vfvnvvnvf0'- fend ' aw., 2242, 44' ' ' D W-0hg4 ' 74137 fe-fi, ,T Zf 9. I by - 3 9, V SENIORS IESSE NOLAN MERRIMAN fm Ffmfloosr mzrl Fllllfj' FWF DOROTHY HELENA MINTER 11z1ppf11f5J .lflfadu Transfer from Axton High School, Axton, Va., '36. SARA MINTER Smili11' Tlzfuzlglzv Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39, Cheer Leader, '37, '38, News Staff, '39, Dramatic Club, '39. STEPHEN LORD MITCHELL, IR. Old Faitlzfzllv Vice-President Home Room, '35, '36, President Home Room, '36 ,'37, President Class, '37-'38, '38-'39, Football, '35, '36, '38, Basketball, '39, Hi-Y, '35, '37, '38, '39, Treasurer Hi-Y, '37-'38, President Hi-Y, '38-'39, Vice- President District Hi-Y, Dramatic Club. IANlCE AGNES MOORE lflf55 Your Ilfllffw Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club, '37, '38, '39, Library Club, '37, '38, '39, President Library Club, '39, News Staff, '39, Secretary Hi-Y, '39, Secretary and Treasurer 4 of Class, '35A'36, Secretary Library Club, '37-'38, ,J f, 4' lOl'lN MORGAN Ji ff P11i11ti11g ffzf Cfouzlx lfviffz Sztlzrfziizfu ' ' y Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39, Band, '38-'39, Annual Staff, '39.' wwf ff ' ' . fl' HILMA NEASE MW Drif'fz'ng and Drrumingl' J J ,ff Secretary Home Room, '36, Hi-Y, '38-'39, Basketball, ' 'U '37 38, '38-'39, Annual Staff, '39, News Staff '39, Dr - 1 matic Club. r . 1 0 . M I X WILLIAM HUNDLEY OVERTON 1, l'll llifclz .lly Wagon to a Star Transfer from Harqrave Military Academy, Chatham, Va., '36. Baseball, '35, Basketball, '38-, 39, Glee Club, '38, '39. Q 1, J, 1 'ku xy' o rpyf J W juyk 'J ' N, xr . l ,' .1 1 '- , 1' xl J If ,lla 1 'LV' 0 ' 'll J l'U 7' fl lj' J J J 41' 'l flfzfl If Ll l' -ix., V 'fi ljwfylj-'. ' n fjjlll' XT 'Y-L . . lJ,- 'ff , YI 5 'Kg Di' , N. A ' f 1 , 3 , L, N1 om 'sl Q k 1 r Y A Ak -x 1 1 X4 j ' Q ' 1. YL- , IRVING HUNDLEYQPAEREB 4 ' , ZADA ANNE PRILLAMAN , .gl 1,011 'fm f.rlrI'lr'J b ,4 x -'lu-,P law .lly lf'orZ: f . , Cvlee Club, '35, 83,9275 News staff, , 1.1 Glee Club, '38, '39, Salutatoridn, '39, - ' ti :W , X . A Q 1 K' ks tl ' X 'x Q ' . T - Q ' - N REVY DAVIS PURCELL N-v. ' 1 ' Sing, lfulfy, Sing HH' 0'1 'mf' - w 'X C2163 Club, '33, '37, '38, '39, Library Grub, '37, '33, '39, l-li-Y, '37, '38, '39, Glie Club, '38, '39, Salorld VLCQ-K News Staff! '38A'3Q- Presiderll l-li-Y, '38-'39, Library Club, '37.f' '- 1 4 Q ALFRED L. RAMSQEY LUCY NORRIS PRlLLAlVlAN 'rn , F NWI' TW 7 Pf' Swirl .llfgf YIIIIH Bang' 351 30' Library Club, '38-'39, f J IDA ELLEN RlCl-lAl:lDSQN jf' nfffr S'I1'z'e' ' fr' N 1 lr, H' RICHARD ALLEN PRILLAMAN Greg 313338, '39, HfYf '38 '3Q, LSQQC staff, '38,.m, 1 - gf kj' 4 f lk fill .I ffm Annual Staff, '39, I 'I J- rf. I, 1 ' . 1 j 'V' ..-1' L , ' 'I , . ' f A J' 7 im 1' ,,,- Y . C161 If. 17,4110 t ,. 5, 1,1 ,L M4-11, ' F 1' I I' I l , , 1 ! 1, . ' 'i .:',fl'.'A lv, J., , X! : , . - I , 1 4 I . 4 l JV R , A - J 1-V: 5 ,fn---' Mig? xlrfs 4, ' f'fM,f ' nrffwii ' . 55 7'1 -Y OW f ' ' Wk ,,4g. L nyfl I .I I N, 1 L 41 f x ff' all L' III' L ' 4' fl lr, I I 1' 'Ya-itz bg' z..wrN'wf af' I4 'Hia w A.,-v SENYTDRS FRANCES ELIZABETH SELF l z'f lfrrn Saiirzg .lly Sfll' For You MARY EVELYN SHUMATE Dark Ifyffu Hi-Y, '38, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39, News Staff, '38, '39 Library Club, '37, '38, '39, BLANCHE SLAYDON Hfrf Comm' Tfzf Bridf' Class Treasurer, '38-'39, Vice-President Class '37-'38 Hi-Y, '38, '39. NETTIE GRACE STONE 'zvllllgflfj' Liftlf Girl Transfer from Bassett High School, Basseit, Va., '35, Bassett News Staff, '35, Annual Staff, '39, Glee Club, '38, Secretary Class, '37-'33, '38-'39. Ili. I A . 14-'S VIRGINIA LUELLA WADE Yon fjllgfflf Tu Rf in Pirf11rf5 Library Club, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club, '37, '38, '39, EARL GRAYSON WAGNER ,li11'f .lli5l1ff1zlU1'11' A. LEE WALES IW Rutfzrr Lfazf .I Banff Hi-Y, '37, '38, Vice-President l-li-Y, '39, Band, '38, '39, Glee Club, '37, '38, President Glee Club, '38-'39. ROBERT MELVIN WELLS Can I Br ll'ro11g? News Staff, '39, Annual Staff, '39, l-li-Y, '38, '39, Dra- matic Club, '39, Library Club, '38, '39. li X 1 'wfwafv WWMM . ' L, d,4,4.z,:2AAx24..yA al ' cfm- W, .W' p 1, W ' , ss Will dpffld Teitcffhdenflw Scene: Office of a prominent lawyer. CEnter I. B. Seniorclass, the typical senior of the year. The lawyer is busy at his desk as I. B. enters, as the door opens, he raises his eyes, and a slight smile appears on his face. Lawyer: Well, well, my boy, come right in. I. B.: I hope l'm not intruding, sir. I would like to talk over a little business with you, but maybe you don't have -. . . Lawyer: Why you must think no such thingy you know as well as I that any person of my profession would be pleased to have the business of the most distinguished seniors Nat have graduated at M. H. S. I. B.: It's about a will sir. We, the seniors, are very eager to have one made, in order that there will be no mistakes in the inheri- tances after we have gone. Lawyer: Fine, fine,my lad. Now here is a typical willy I've several others lying around my ogice. Suppose we fill in the names and inher' ances as you know them. I .Bs say at our graduating class hopes that the fu owners will enjoy their titles as well ha ery well, here's the list. And may I BS 15 c Ito Leon Newman a good qualities such as school irit d leadership. d ic son and Iohn Morgan to Bill hl r int to Margie Shackelford ery ossession-even chattering abil- 3 ility o draw and paint.. a Boy Hodnett to Sara Whittle The grouch of the senior class. Connie Hill to Connie Blue From Connie to Connie goes the pes- simistic handle. Helen Ford to Mary Holt Whittle Leader in class, Hi-Y, and other activities. Harold Kolodny to Ed Cheshire Hero of the hardwood, gem of the grid- iron, and dazzler of the diamond. Frances Dudley to Nancy Draper Most outstanding basketball hotshot. Robert Fontaine to English Ford Mischief maker. Ben Kearfott to Arthur Richardson 'I'here's not much difference in size, so undoubtedly Arthur will be giant Bill Hermann and Pat Brown to Holtie Whittle They give this honor of dancing to Holtie, but Zella is the teacher's pet. Irving Parker to Glenwood Lawing You said it-best dresser in school. Nettie Stone to Emily Hensley They both work hard in school and get the best grades. Lucye BonDurant to Betty Carroll They're SO sentimental. Christine Lester to Delphine Beck We hope Delphine entertains the school with her piano playing. I-Iilma Nease to Sallie Ann Price Two of a kind when it comes to work- they both dig in hard. l . - . Now we are stuck, who will fill Melvin We1l's u Trggggd and Ha ld Kolodny to Charlie shoes in the newspaper? Who will be called I a poet? And who will blow the trumpet as record of b q heard more than Alfred Ramsey does? Only time will tell. n' Every senior, however, leaves his best wishes na to Zella T nes to all the students in M. H. S. ' mp J --Marvin Brodie M X X N ll mg if i 2 ig ,ilfglifm Q x , -1 xii? AM Milf? 44' 6L its lgiaiwi C' 'cieixss , s,,,,,,,,,..,,-YN, - Y-fr-1 ' ,co-4-c4u.,-'70-CAJADM-Q-, 9 IVWJL It Z ! A b44,,-qui, L wwf- 0 A' r l ,J V v f L ,.-,, w A JI 4 x S JJ'-W' ,aff fwfv ' ly ffl f, LL LJ V65 N I 0 Pl S .'?. SVA uf 04? 0' i ' E ' r 11 fx A A I W rn, .f , A-J-f..f ' -- N l'-PJ' Zgf 1 I ,, I -f' - 1 ,fl K kdpresident ,.,,,, ,..,,,.,,, Leon Newman Secretary ,-.,,,,,'f,l,, ,,,. g-.,g,,, lanf Ford, I Vice-President --,. .,,.., Mary Holt Whittle Treasurer sms- ,cfff ,,.r fS5llieT Ann Brice ' lt' , rf- ,. ff, Sponsor r..er,. ,L ,,..r,,. Miss Frances Wells ff , - i . ' , ' 5 ff . . x ,fl , , , 4 , j ., ,, y , l ' . thi, n gfpgj , . Katherine Alexander, Audrey Alley, Ruby Atkins, Delphine Beck, Constance Blue, Ann Book- er, Marie Burch,'Margaret Burge, Catherine Chaney, Dorothy Chaney, Edna Clarke, Rachel Clarke, Marie Craig, lane Ford, Itghqlie -F-ranklin, Marjorie Fusfeld, Vivian Harding, Emily Hens- ley, Elizabeth Hodnett, Margane Ioyce, Doris Kellam, Mabel Lancaster, Geraldine Lehman Doris Lovell, Goldie Lynch, Nancy Marshall, Georgia Lee Marshall, Lubertie Martin, Lucille Alice Martin, Ruth Merriman, Margaret McHone, Betty Moore, Virginia Moore, Gloria Mor- gan, Ethelene Murphy, Ann Pharis, Nellie Powell, Sallie Ann Price, Ann Prillaman, Madgie Prillaman, Inez Ramsey, Mabel Ratclitt, Katherine Schilbe, Margaret Shackeltord, Elizabeth Slaydon, Lucy Smith, Katherine,Stultz, Sherlie Thomas, Zella Townes, Mary Holt Whittle, Sara Wh1ttle.,'-. ' j- ff- '- ' . U -- , - ' Q ' A A lf f - IJ-, . ' f-'.f 'iv ' Hubert Bowman, Eldridge Brown, Iohn Campbell, Edward Cheshire, Champ Clarke, Bill Davis, Harry Doss, Frank Dudley, Owen Easley, Ir., English Ford, Curtis Givens, Glenwood Hankins, Dwight Iarvis, lohn Landrum, Glenwood Lawing, Garland Lovell, Mike McMillion, Arthur Mey- X ers, Elmo Miles, George D. Mitchell, lr., Herman Mitchell, Robert Moore, David Morse, Leon - Newman, Ernest Oakley, Ir., Iimmy Poole,,Arthur Richardson, Bill Schleuter, Billy Slaydon, Elbert Stone, Henry Stultz, Tornmy .StuLh,'NCha.Epton Irjmble, D-udley Wells, I D. Whitlow. . 'fri '. MP . ' , tvfy if 4-A We--V 'E' L.-fg . QSNIQQE diy k 3 'Q QQLf1!.j , K 1 rj I s,: ' ,V 5, 1 ,ei-, xr , ' 11.-.......... .- TN ' x 3 l-Q Q +A Q - ,Wa 2 ati 3 lr S' 1.34 ' 1 AJ VQ , 'S Q .5 X, 1 'E . Us Q, H-M tl L'. E 2 'r XQXK .5 l Wx, A , 13 Q ' lf . I Xi N ' l . ' V I. -4 ...S M .3 'r + -V' Q , SOPHOMORES l L Mrs. Smith's Home Room , f 3 President , ,... . ..,, ,,,, Henry Whittle Secretary ..,.,,. . ...,ee L Christine lohnson ' Vice-President ..v,,.,.....v Lucye Petuske Treasurer i...,e. - ...,,. .. ..,e. lack Townes 5x Thomas Hensley, Iimmie Katsifos, Edward Marshall, Ioseph Minter, lames Schaeffer, Robert ' 'Al Self, Charles Starkey, Roy Strait, Robert Stultz, lack Townes, William White, Henry Whittle. Louise Gilbert, Frances Grogan, Christine lohnson, lune Major, Lucye Petuske, Louise Ram- -X sey, lean Robinson, lennie Roach, Kathryn Schottland, Margaret Shumate, Charlotte Simmons, X Virginia Stone, Ernestine Stultz, Emily Turner, Elizabeth Thompson, Iuanita Warren, Mary Wid- dows, Norma Williams, Elizabeth Overton. Miss French's Home Room President ..c,,., ....... N ancy Draper Secretary ,...,,. - ,...a, .- ...,a,. Anne Holt Vice-President --- ,....,,,, Wilbur Grogan Treasurer c,...,,...c,,...., Louise Arnold Robert Alcorn, Iames Ansell, Luther Barbour, Dick Broaddus, Robert Draper, Kenneth Fishel, Emmett Fontaine, lohn Franklin, Wilbur Grogan. Dorothy Alexander, Grace Alexander, Edith Allison, Louise Arnold, Katherine Berlin, Eileen Boaz, Nadine Bradshaw, Bettie Ann Burkett, Edith Campbell, Louise Chaney, Iune Clarke, Ger- otha Collins, Edith Doyle, Nancy Draper, Mary Elizabeth Gilbert, Virginia Gravely, Ruth Has- kins, Marian Hill, Mary Holt Hill, Anne Holt. 1205 J jj! fkfij j .Jf JJ Vi ig, FRESHMEN Mrs. Ramsey's Home Room President .,,... ,,.. N orman Schreibfeder Secretary .., H ,,,,, ,,, Beverly Sheets Vice-President ,..s,,,..,,,,..A, lris Atkins Treasurer A,,,, .-. ,,,,..,,, W- Ruth Groves Ashton Bocock, Ierome Bosse, Robert Brown, George Carter, Rora Clift, Fred Cross, lrvin De- Hart, lohn Frank, lr., Bronzie Harris, Robert Hensley, lohn Hodges, Claybrook Lester, Charles Pinkard, Robert Saunders, Norman Schreibfeder, Norris Smith, Clinton Stephens, lames Hurd. lris Atkins, Lucille Bass, Sarah Bennett, Ann Brodie, Lorene Dancey, Ruth Groves, Hazel len- kins, Katherine Lawson, Charlotte Martin, Nina McGhee, Mary Morgan, Ruby Mae Morris, Frances Newman, Blanche Ratcliffe, Beverly lane Sheetz, Ann Brent Shockley, Patsy Stultz, Frances Turner, Spotswood Walker. Miss Miller's Home Room President --, .--. ....,....,. Earl Simpson Vice-President We ,...,,,.. Stafford Whittle Secretary-Treasurer .,,v...,,. Alice Goldberg George Allison, Arthur Gerlaugh, Marvin Hill, Iames Hurd, Douglas Morse, lames Pinkard, Earl Simpson, Herman Thomason, Lynwood Weaver, Harold Wells, Stafford Whittle, Buck Wing- eld, Iames Woody. Ruby Cardwell, Louise Critz, Alice Goldberg, Barbara Harding, Kate Harvey, Anne Hill, Virgin- ia Ioyce, Inez Lester, Gayle Major, Elsie Minter, Lucy Minter, Olivia Meade. i213 . i ,, A 25. f -1 , x ,A G? L F TT ' 1, A M Organiza fiona Editor-infChiei - - - Assistant Editor L-- Associate Editor ,o,.. Business Manager ..,, Assistant Manager Associate Manager President ..... ,W Umm, W-- Helen Eord aa- Melvin Wells nn lda Richardson aa, Harold Kolodny - --Guy Holliiield N, Ben Keartott CL PULP? ----- Ianice Moore Vice-President ......v,,,,, Marjorie Fusteld Scribes W ,,c. Marvin Brodie, Richard Givens, Nettie Grace Stone Photo Editor ,,,.....,,,...., Bill Hermann Sports Editors as Hilrna Nease, Bill McCollum Art Editor ....,r.....,,,,..., Iohn Morgan Circulation Manager ,l...,. Christine Lester Assistant Circulation Manager an Pat Brown CM Secretary-Treasurer ,.,,..,s Christine Lester Sponsors ,...,,,...,,,, Miss Gladys Miller, Miss Frances Slate Ruby Atkins, Lucye BonDurant, Louise Campbell, Frances Dudley, Marjorie Fusfeld, Vivian Kellam, Christine Lester, Ianice Moore, Lucy Petuske, Norris Prillaman, Revy Purcell, Margaret x haclceltord, Mary Evelyn Shumate, Charlotte Simmons, Ernestine Stultz, Zella Townes, Luella 4 de, Mary Holt Whittle, Sara Whittle. S '1 .gi X J 'Qi .Q C245 V 'Il ,ff 'LL ri ,yy v xA,.', x , , 'f' Meow Qu! Managing Editor ,f,,- L- L, Melvin Wells Sports Editors ,,,..,l,,, Lynwood l-lundley, City Editor 4 -,.-...g...A,,.. Guy Holliiield Sara Minter Feature Editors -,......,,,... Revy Purcell, Social Editor ,, ...,,,..,,,...oo Hilma Nease A , 1 Christine Lester, Katherine Kipps Reporters nv.. Ianice Moore, lda Richardson, Mary Evelyn Shurnate Qing junior ,M- Sponsor--Miss Miller OFFICERS President ....,, .,,,. L ucye Petuske Secretary ,,.. L, ,...,,....,,. Emily Turner Vice-President ,.,......,,... Nancy Draper Treasurer ..LLL...LL,..L Margaret Shumate Chaplain .L,,,,. .. ...L,v... Ernestine Stultz Edith Allison, Louise Arnold, Katherine Berlin, Nancy Draper, Dorothy Alexander, Grace Alex- ander, Ruth Groves, Edith Doyle, Mary Elizabeth Gilbert, Anne Holt, Mary Holt Hill, lris Atkins, Rebecca Iohnson, Margaret Shurnate, Lucye Petuske, Ernestine Stultz, Iennie Roach, Virginia Gravely, Mabel Holt, Anne Brent Shockley, Spotswood Walter, lean Robinson, Beverly Sheetz, Christine lohnson, Patsy Stultz, Clara Mae Hopkins, Mary Morgan, Emily Turner. 1253 4 ' 'L- J' s mania-'L ff' F ner r N-Itce X +.u 1 1 lk-1 ,t A. ,pl 811' 418 , rg.-uw alff' 4 yn uf s 1 1 NZ .,,l1. L- J' ' -- ' ' ' 4' --L.. .Kf-ff' if ff , , ..-.,J,fj.'f cf',f'- ' 4.11, l ' it ii I SponsorsffMr. Staples, Mr. Pittman OFFICERS , President ....... ....,..,e..... S tephen Mitchell, Ir. Vice-President --- ........ A. Lee Wales Secretary ....,. U- R. A. Henderson, lr. Treasurer .... .... G uy Hollifield Chaplain -- .... Leon Newman Marvin Brodie, Iohn Campbell, Ed Cheshire, Herman Craig, Fred Cross, Bill Davis, Robert Draper, Frank Dudley, Gwen Easley, Ir., Kenneth Fishel, Robert Fontaine, English Ford, Curtis Givens, Richard Givens, R. A. Henderson, Ir., Bill Hermann, Con- nie Hill, Guy Hollitield, Ben Keartott, Harold Kolodny, Henry Whittle, Ir., Bill McCollum, Glenwood Lawing, Herman Mitchell, Stephen Mitchell, Ir., Robert Moore, Iohn Morgan, Leon New- man, Bill Schleuter, A. Lee Wales, Melvin Wells. C267 fmc, was 7W 4 ' E fS'ff4fff7'ai lx- -, 'Q-KCC' - ' t Q.:-'4 -431 x 'f-X',, 1-f'a.sfz'-ff-akisftfaf ' itz'-trrt' i -l'- -B-6 'Ck J sf' Vx' , 1 QS.: ,Q 1 1 4'tlgr-ii xclix L-C1 K K I . 0 . . 'Q -1' ,re 'Tv '15 Q x Ll' if xSQl'LL0l L' , . ,K '1 ,Y - Li I Y ' Q if 1 'D' ,Y t, Y , Q OFFICERS 'CQ '11 ' President --- ............,,...A....... Helen Ford .pw 'r , - lst V-Pres. --- ........... .... D oroihy Cummings -A 'Q 2nd V-Pres. -- ........ Bose Pharis Y' Secretary --- -L- Ianice Moore - Treasurer -- --- Marie Craig Sponsors-Miss Wray, Miss Mason, Mrs. Staples Katherine Alexander, Delphine Beck, Anne Booker, Gladys Brown, Pat Brown, Lillian Burch, Margaret Burge, Marie Craig, Dorothy Cummings, Frances Dudley, Helen Ford, lane Ford Marie Franklin, Marjorie F usiield, Emily Hensley, Elizabeth Hod- nett, Helen Knapp, Geraldine Lehman, Christine Lester, Nancy Marshall, Georgie Lee Martin, Sara Minter, lanice Moore, Gloria fMorgan, Sara Whittle, Hilma Nease, Ann Pharis, Rose Pharis, Sallie Ann Price, Ann Prillaman, lda Richardson, Margaret Shackeliord, Mary Evelyn Shumate, Blanche Slaydon, Lucy Smith, Nettie Grace Stone, Holtie Whittle. I - , fl 1 x ' ! 1, y y J 5 , 'I A 'rfg I X I 1 X X f lf 1- - I ' J A f ,' ' L A , ' H 'V L ,f I X fl' K X ' f my 'l -,n, il - V I X' H X V 'EJ f'r1' lu i ' I Lf' w ll, A 1,1 I U I ' ,, r . 'J' ' J ' X Vs.. I, V L I .X N JI If 1 ,, F xf 'f'-f' f , - I Q 7 ome conomica TeacherffMiss Frances Slate Dorothy Alexander, Grace Alexander, Constance Adkins, lris Atkins, Edith Alli- son, Lucille Bass, Sarah Bennett, Eileen Boaz, Nadine Bradshaw, Margaret Burge, Louise Chaney, Edna Clarke, Iune Clarke, Rachel Clarke, Ierry Collins, Dorothy Cummings, Lorene Dancey, Geneva Doss, Edith Doyle, Frances Dudley, Ingles Ford, Louise Gilbert, Mary Elizabeth Gilbert, Vivian Harding, Emily Hensley, Marian Hill, Clara Hopkins, Lorene Hundley, Christine Iohnson, Margaret Ioyce, Doris Kellam, Mabel Lancaster, Katherine Lawson, Geraldine Lehman, Lucille Martin, Lubertie Martin, Sara Minter, Betty Moore, Virginia Moore, Mary Morgan, Ethelene Murphy, Margaret McHone, Nellie Powell, Madgie Prillaman, Blanche Ratclitie, lda Richardson, lean Robinson, Katherine Schilbe, Frances Self, Mar- garet Shumate, Patsy Stultz, Evelyn Turner, Luella Wade, Mae Webster, Mary Widdows. i283 anna Draining lnstructor --Mr. Pittman Robert Alcorn, Iimmie Ansell, Ashton Bocock, Hubert Bowman, Bobby Brown, Eldridge Brown, lohn Campbell, George Carter, Champ Clarke, Rora Clitt, Robert Draper, Kenneth Fishel, lohn Frank, Wilbur Grogan, Glenwood l-lanlcins, Bron- zie Harris, lohn Hodges, Garland Lovell, Edward Marshall, Iesse Merriman, Elmo Miles, loe Minter, David Morse, Stephen Mitchell, Bill McCollum, Mike McMillion, Arthur Meyers, Leon Newman, lunior Oakley, Robert Saunders, lim Schaeffer, Bill Schleuter, Robert Self, Charles Starkey, Robert Stultz, Tommy Stultz, Dudley Wells, I. D. Whitlow. H293 ,. ' 3' ' 0y5 L9 OFFICERS President .... .w...,,.... ,,., A . Lee Wales Secretary LM ..... Curtis Givens Director on ..r. Miss Sue Yeaman Iohn Campbell, Curtis Givens, W. L. loyce, Ir., William Overton, Iirrimy Schaef ter, Henry Stultz, A. Lee Wales, I. D. Whitlow, Henry Whittle, Stafford Whittle 1383 fC4,ou.,Q-QLLQ pw., 2 anna 'PU-4-gif I .hulfu-L4L?,' W UMR- 7. .I-I' ' L MM 'wiv-i ' 'wwf' y . by My gde l yfyjjry OFFICERS 'wan President -- .......... Mary Holt Whittle Secretary .... --- Sallie Ann Price Director ....,......,....... Miss Sue Yeaman Edith Davis, Vivian Kellam, lune Clarke, Betty Blue Moore, lda Richardson, Lucy Smith, Louise Chaney, Geneva Doss, Nadine Bradshaw, Nellie Powell, Dorothy Cummings, Rose Pharis, Katherine Schilbe, Dorothy Chaney, Margaret Ioyce, Katherine Stultz, Katherine Kipps, Beverly Sheetz, Gayle Major, Alice Goldberg, Frances Newman, Edith Doyle, Elizabeth Overton, Betty Ann Burkett, Margaret Burge, Mabel Lancaster, Nina McKee, Edith Campbell, Edith Allison, Ruby Morris, Elsie Minter, Constance Adkins, Virginia Stone, Sallie Ann Price, Del- phine Beck, Iane Ford, Lucy Smith, Nettie G. Stone, Gladys Brown, Zada Prilla- man, Marie Franklin, Mabel Ratcliite, Elizabeth Hodnett, Sherlie Thomas, Kather- ine Chaney, Ann Brodie, Virginia Ioyce, Sara Bennett, Lorene Dancey, Hazel lenkins, Gloria Morgan, Ann Pharis, Barbara Harding, Ruth Merriman, Marie Gover, Katherine Alexander, Ruby Atkins, Mary Evelyn Shumate, Ianice Moore, Lucille Bass, Mary Morgan, Blanche Ratclifte, Frances Turner, lris Atkins, Grace Alexander, Dorothy Alexander, Louise Critz, lnez Lester, Ruby Carter, Olivia Meade, Sara Whittle, Charlotte Simmons, Mary Holt Whittle, Maragret Shackel- ford. KSU lgdlflfd Mr. I. E. ShortgDirector Bully Crystal, Carter Hedgecock, Lloyd Mort, Richard Givens, A. Lee Wales, Alfred Ramsey, lohn Morgan, Edith Allison, Robert Allison, Irving Groves, George Allison, Mac Draper, Milton Katsitos, Thomas Morgan, Hampton Link, Iimmy Crystal, Irving Munn. Not in the picture are: lohn Crouch, George Salmons, Loman Callihan, Betty Mort, Billy Vass, Billy loe Franklin, drum major, luanita Alexander, Philip Sprinkle, Bo Lester, Dudley Walker, Leon Newman, Buddy Flora. C325 ,jifliffcj l M ls flaw r i 2 First Row Bill Hermann Bully Crystal Lentz and Wiebel Ben Keariott Norris Smith Second Row Third Row Leon Newman Jimmy Pirikard Richard Givens Lynwood Hundley Steve Mitchell Iimmy Shaelfer Robert Alcorn Henry Whittle Guy Hollifield Bill Davis 1347 Fourth Row Charlie Pinkard Iohnny Morqan Robert Stultz Arthur Richardson Iimmy Katsifos Fifth Row Ed Cheshire Harold Kolodny Norman Schreibieder F O O T B A L L f93s5Zam All new inexperienced men . . . entire last year backfield and line lost . . . Bulldogs carry a tough seven game schedule . . . win two . . . lose five . . . played first night game at South Boston . . . inexperience blamed for poor season . . . team greatly improved after first few games . . . a fighting line and fast backfield brought the season to thrilling close . . . October l All new Bulldog eleven face first game . . . inexperienced men against veteran Vinton team . . . constant losses for Martinsville . . . unable to gain . . . experienced opponents baffled new men . . . final score . . . Vinton 38, Martinsville O . . . October 8 Game played on foreign soil . . . veteran Narrows team. . .long passes and line plunges click for opponents . . . Bulldogs have lucky break . . . Kolodny breaks thru to score . . . extra point made . . . Narrows seemed to score at will . . . final tally . . . Narrows 41, Mavahi 7 . . . October 15 Bulldogs show great improvement . . . meet Wytheville High determined for vic- tory . . . outplay opponents . . . gain more first downs . . . more yardage . . . team has unlucky break . . . Wytheville completes pass and scores . . . extra point made good . . . opponents win 7 to 0 . . . October 21 Martinsville's first game under lights . . . team showing much improvement but not enough to stop a veteran South Boston eleven . . . game was marred by much roughness . . . night playing new to team . . . Martinsville lost 27 to O. October 28 Home game . . . determined Bulldog team meets Radford eleven . . . Bulldogs march down field to score against Radford in first few minutes of game . . . extra point blocked . . . passes click . . . line plunges make gains . . . last quarter . . . Martinsville pushed back to own goal line . . . everyone expects long punt . . . pass clicks . . . Kolodny runs thru broken field 98 yards . . . touchdown . . . Kearfott makes extra point . . . Radford takes licking from Martinsville for first time in three years . . . game finished by second team . . . opponents lost 13-O. November 4 Martinsville met Galax on local field . . first quarter little action . . . second quarter . . . Bulldogs start march . . . Katsifos in line shows great work . . . fumble . . . recovery . . . Bulldogs score . . . pass to Alcorn brings ex- tra point . . . Kolodny-Kearfott running com- bination scores again and again . . . Galax completely outclassed . . . Martinsville scores at will . . . last quarter finished by second- string men . . . opponents resort to aerial tactics . . . long pass over goal . . . touchdown . . . extra point fails . . . game ends Martins- ville leading 26 to 6. November ll Armistice day . . . big crowd . . . Bulldogs meet a heavier, more experienced Roanoke eleven . . . Martinsville stopped on eleven yard line . . . attempts long punt . . . fumble . . . Roanoke recovers . . . touchdown . . . Martinsville outplayed . . . long marches downfield . . . William Fleming scores . . . Bulldogs receive ball . . . advance to midfield . . . short pass . . . Kolodny receives ball . . . forty-five yard run thru broken field scores for Mavahi . . . Alcorn takes pass for extra point . . . opponents passes and runs click evenly . . . two more touchdowns . . . Hund- ley, Katisfos, and Draper outstanding in the line for Martinsville . . . game closed William Fleming 24, M.H.S. 7 . . . Season Ended One of Martinsville's poorest seasons . . . all backfield except Chesire to graduate . . . must form entire new backfield . . . entire line will remain . . . expected to do big things for next year's backfield . . . year's record not considered bad due to lack of experience in entire team. -Bill McCollum. First Row Across Givens Henderson Whiiile Kolodny Iarvis Second Row Third ROW Townes Team Slaydon Kearioti 1363 Bowman Cheshire First String Cross BASKETBALL, 1939 Boys The 1939 Martinsville basketball team, like the football team, had the mis- fortune to be made up almost entirely of new men. Because R. A. Henderson was the only letterman to return this year, the team was composed of inexper- ienced players, who had never played together before. This fact accounts for the two defeats with which the team met during the first of the season. However, after a few games, the new Bulldog team began to show improvement and proved to be one of the best Martinsville has ever turned out. The new team elected R. A. Henderson, Ir., captain and Henry Whittle manager. During the middle of the season Billy Slaydon became a member of the squad to form a perfect passing and shooting combination with Captain R. A. Henderson. These two players were outstanding during the entire season, show- ing excellent defensive and offensive team work. This helps to account for the fact that the new cage team lost only three games during the season. Excellent work was also shown by Ben Kearfott, Curtis Givens, Harold Kolodny, and Fred Cross. After having a very successful season, the Bulldogs were in for a streak of bad luck at the Bluefield District Tournament. With Billy Slaydon leading the scoring attack, the Martinsville team held the Bluefield squad to a 24-all score at the end of the final quarter. As the game went into an extra period to break the tied score, however, luck was against the Mavahi five. In the first minutes of play a Graham High forward broke through the Martinsville defense to score the winning points and close the season for the Martinsville team. Although there will be four letter-men to start in the next year's basketball, which promises to be a very good one, the loss of Captain R. A. Henderson, Ben Kearfott and Harold Kolodny will be greatly felt. M.H.S. --- .... 15 Rocky Mount M.H.S. --- .... 31 Stuart ------ M.H.S. --- .... 17 Stuart ------ M.H.S. --- .... 24 Wm. Fleming M.H.S. --- .... 25 Rocky Mount M.H.S. --- .... 31 Madison ---- M.H.S. --- .... 24 Vinton ----- M.H.S. --- .... 24 Rocky Mount M.H.S. --- .... 21 Vinton ----- M.H.S. --- .... 27 Wm. Fleming M.H.S. --- .... 29 Rocky Mount M.H.S. --- .... 19 Madison ---- M.H.S District Toumament . --- ..... 24 Graham --- C371 First Row: Thomas. D. Alexander. Fusield. Hodnett. Burkett. Second Row: D. and G. Alexander. Clarke. Thomas and G. Alexander, Dudley, Draper. Third Row: G. Alexander. Hardinq. Nease. Lovell. Schilbe, Overton. Girls' Basketball The girls' basketball team was coached by George C. Wiebel this year. This is the first time he has coached tor several seasons. Among, approximately twenty who reported to practice regularly, there were only two girls, Frances Dudley and Sherlie Thomas, who had won letters last year. Sherlie Thomas was high scorer for the season. Due to inexperience the girls can not boast of many victories but they can well boast of their tine ettorts. There is a good outlook for a team next year, however, as only one varsity player, Frances Dudley, will be lost by graduation. Captain .... - - - Sherlie Thomas Manager , - - - - - Marjorie Fusteld The Season's Record M.H.S., l5, Rocky Mount, 265 M.H.S., 24, Stuart, 347 M.H.S., 12, Rocky Mount, 26p M.H.S., l5, Stuart, ll, M.H.S., ll, Rocky Mount, 245 M.H.S., 17, Madison, 257 M.H.S., 16, Rocky Mount, 33. Total: M.H.S., llOg Opponents, l79. C383 5 TJ-1 If 'Ri I . 861, ilftlfeff i393 L I 1 E I 5 3 5 5 U XQIWLQWQ QI M .XQOIOZOZULJ GLEE CLUB A. Lee Wales lohn Campbell Mary Holt Whittle Margaret Burge Mary Morgan Kenneth Fishel BAND Richard Givens Iohn Morgan Edith Allison CHEER LEADERS Helen Ford W. L. Ioyce, lr. BASKETBALL Billie Slaydon Ben Keartott R. A. Henderson, lr. Fred Cross Harold Kolodny Sherlie Thomas Curtis Givens Frances Dudley NEWS STAFF Revy Purcell Melvin Wells MAVAHI STAFF Helen Ford Richard Givens Marvin Brodie Christine Lester Iohn Morgan Bill Hermann Harold Kolodny KR of xy Yrs ,fy C421 ADVERTISING AGENTS Frances Dudley A. Lee Wales Hilma Nease Marvin Brodie TYPISTS Norris Prillaman Revy Purcell Mary Evelyn Shumate SCHOLARSHIP Nettie G. 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'Smart Apparel for Bien and Wlomenl' Supreme in the art of Hospitality and Good Food The Henry Hotel C. T. Fleenor, Nlgr. Compliments of yifytor Cafe Good place to oat Conipfinzeimr of gan oae, Ealftlfy Martinsville Gas Company Be .1l06f67'7lU Over Byrtl's jewelry Store Cooking Water Heating Phone 6151 A Klartinsville, Refrigeration Virginia 10 XY. Church St. Phone 7169 Through Service PVe Grow Lee Telephone Co. Complimeizts of G. D. Mitchell Builder Compliments of Cross Laundry Rimmer fr leweler hlartinsville, Virginia Mrs. sl. VV. Rimmer, Prop. Conzpfinzerztf of The First National Bank of Martinsville Caldwell-Sites Co. Roanoke, Virginia Wh0le5afe and Retail Paper, Stationery and Office liiquipment Authorized Mimeograph Distributors Seymour Metal Works Fairbanks Morse Refrigerators Fairbanks Morse Radios Fairbanks Xlorse Vlfashing Nlachines Cornpfimenfx of The Pratt Bros. Operators of SOl l'HSlDE ICSSO SERVICE For Complete Service Dial 6200 Cornpfimenir of J. C. Penney Co. Klartinsville. Ya. Dial 4161 R. G. Atkins iVarti11.5viUe Style Center for lien Thomas jefferson Hotel Building Diamonds Vkatches Byrd 3 ewelry Store Our Repair Work is Dependable Dial 4259 F. A. Hermann PHGTOGRAPHER Remember-Photography Live Forever Books Gifts Virginia Shoe Shop Opposite Nat's Grill We Make Old Shoes Look Like New We Dye Shoes Any Color Efra' fr Department Store Martinsville, Va. Shopping Center Dial 4266 VVe Deliver LESTER LUMBER CG., INC Klanufacturers and Distributors of all Kinds of Building Nlaterials Get Our Estimates and Prices Before You Buy. Blartinsville, Virginia Printers - Stationers . Compliments of Safes , , , Uf1'llz'4zm55 Tczylm Service Printing Co. and Przce i Dial 3241 L 81 F Repair Co. Auto Body and Fender Vtvorks Complimgntj. of Antique Furniture A Friend .Xutliorized Rennishing Station Klartinsville, Va. It has been a pleasure to produce the 1939 MAVAHI. Miss Helen Ford, editor: Miss Beulah Boyd, faculty adviser: Mr. Harold Kolodny, business manager, and the entire staff are to be commended for their excellent work on this issue of the Martinsville High Yearbook. The Miller Printing Company Asheville, N. C. i557 7 2 .lf 4, y-5 'gxxl AHN AND OLLIER AGAIN - 4 l XX g ll A 1 ZWQ , W N. LfIs,yf,'f xiii x Wg Vi::iN.-will Qc! V V X xg 'x X . F fjgj '- N X x ,W X. M ,, 5 Repeated acceptance by discriminating Year ok Boards has inspired and sustained the Bo Jahn 81 Oliier slogan that gathers increas- In g significance with each succeeding year. C565 , fwwLfW,f7rA1 A,,4,,14Jzf.w,L 2 AMQE v2M..W...,W7,,..,.Q, ziwkb WQNZVMM wifi? gE A Q, .fXX 5h PLM Q fwff WJ, M fwf Q7 Mai, .4 Nag sam' 4 JI' 4. OM-X9