Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1943 volume:

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I-I 1... mmn 1 v mm HIGH LIVING STANDARD ' MUTUAL PPIOTZQTION ' INTSPKOMMUNICATION ' TOLiP.ANCi ' 52LF GOVU7-NMZNT FOR ALL A MIII ICA W AY Sl2H0lll .gifzofcwfzfc lgaalem ibigedf gyucafion Ayr Mcfory feb IIIGESI Qzplffkzr ,giTl'QlfLCH game! .!v!ou,5eAeelo1'1 Lg we ,ylfwfrucfor C77 Iv R 35 if SCHO fQH'6ii ' Ul DIG N J Ni ?4mr jJZ4f14fr11 popuklfn W414-A Woalef .Aff farzei can ESI ....-..............-..................-....-..-..... .. ... .-...- .. ....-.. .... ... ........... -.nl i , 'V -1 LL'Z'ZLCLL CL f LL tak Qs ll Q- K 61,614 I-IE faculty cf Mavahi is bigger and better than ever before. Like the nation, it has adapted itself to meet the conditions of war and is mak- ing its constant contributicns to Victory. This has been our first full school year at warg and, like all Americans, our prime objective has become Victory. Our faculty has been con- stantly active in the direction of our activities, curricula, and extra-curricular, to an effective war effort. MISS VERA BARON Biology, Chemistry, Physics MISS MAUDE BELL English, French MR. TOM BURNETTE Diversified Occupation MISS MYRTLE CALLAHAN Typing, Shorthand MISS SARA CLINE x .ii I ,jgc!mini51frafi0n Q X . MR. E. E. GivENs If Superintendent and Principal X QS ESI English , MISS DOROTHY DEVANS . F' Glee Club X 5 N , MQ A Miss ETHEL oARRisoN ik, A g at History Midi x MISS LUCILLE GILLESPIE X N ' Latin, English ' J ,,.-PM9' . XP .H from Cf spg' 4 x x I wt .Ex X3 Our entire Iaculty has onstantly con- scious ot its opportunity epare the students of Mavahi for their indlvi ual aces in the pro- gram for victory. To the faculty weXare t l qratef for their cooperation in adding c rs : in t ing upon prepared. We are Qgiatef to Iacul o willinq to help us to unders and e aces t we must take as American stu en s at ar: te are grate- ful for the privilege lot o ' Wi you who are iriends as well asxi truct . . themselves extra world s e c better I F xx KEEL fig AA.. MR. GEORGE WIEBEL Assistant Principal X it f I f...f.--.fffaf 4, Q..- H 4..- ww., . 'T L - .1 nd' I r , . ' -..,-.. . .. .. -. 'S , lv C O 1' , . . envy 5, W.-. -g- , X 0 i - - 1 ,. 1 ., '. B ' , 2 A l XE' X at if tll! TI!!t 'T F S f iii I MR. CHESTER LANE Manual Training MRS. W. A. MAYS History, Economics MISS GLADYS MILLER Librarian MISS ALLENE OVERBEY History, Civics MISS MARGARET POWELL Mathematics MISS FANNIE SLATE Home Economics MRS. W. S. HOOTEN English MISS POCAHONTAS WRAY Mathematics Clll ,..x - i- , T '1. I . i i i I I vw' 'Eff We contributed to the scrap Each gave to the Red Cross. Our co-captains Wesley and metal drive. Dupe, were proud oi them! A school tradition bumping. Carolyn knits for the Red Cross. Mr. Burnette, our football coach, led our team to victory. Digging ol goal posts before We shall never forget Miss Mill- Gossiping at lunch hour. game is done by the boys. er's BookfWeek Program. Last minute instructions. Home-Coming Day. Our boys practiced hard for their victories. C125 Owcem TOM CARTER President DORIS LESTER Vice-President IN EZ LESTER Secretary MARY BETH REED Treasurer endow CALM ENIORSI What a wonderful feeling and yet a rather sad one too. This has been the happiest and busiest year in our career. September second, fifty-four Seniors gathered in their homerooms proud and rather skeptical, for we had new sponsors-fMiss Sara Cline and Miss Alle-ne Overbey. The year seemed to fly-fethe magazine campaign, Book Week, Mid- term exams, the essay contest in which lohn Huffaker and Daphne liouchins won prizes, and Senior play! No one could forget the play, LENA RIVERS. April I6 found Olivia Meade as Lena and Ishmael Cook as Durward in their complicated love affair, and Mary Beth Reed became a darling old Granny Nichols. These were ably assisted by Mary Morgan, lane Stultz, Mary T. Parrish, Inez Lester, Tom Carter, Iohn Huffaker, Blaine Wood, Fred Rush, and of course, Billy loe Franklin as Caesar and lack Lester as Aunt Millie. Then Senior Day came with its suckers, bow ribbons, and skates. What fun we did have! Now it's exam time. What a rush to get out our invitations for graduation and all the last minute work done! Sunday Night, May 30, found Dr. Reed delivering the Baccalaureate Address and commencement found Elsie Minter and May Hooker carry- ing the honors. So--May 31 brought graduation, the end of year, and the time of farewells--au revoirl C133 'luv f' , , 4-.- 7 a+ , . ,Q . 34 f , 4. if ,. fA L... vi . H ltd' rm , wma! ' '1':e.-s N A I 3 Q- .' 'i ii :-, - , . 12. ---' f ' uv.. ,. - ,ay 3323 , 2 enior Kfvm EDNA KATHERINE CAMPBELL Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, 2. RUBY THELMA CAR 'VELL 1-li-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics Club. TOM GLENN CARTER Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain of Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Class, 3, 4, Annual Staff, Senior Play. CAROL MARIE CHAPMAN Latin Club, l, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Library Club, 2. It LILLIAN INEZ COMPTON Hi-Y, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Library Club, 3, 4. y ISHMAEL NEAL COOK Transrer from Seaford, Delaware, 3, Football, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Vice-President of Hi-Y, 4, Band, 3, Senior Play. VERA LEE DAVIS Glee Club, 1, 2. GOLDIE GERTRUDE LJONAVANT Glee Club, 1, 2. MARGARET ANN DRAPER Transfer from Bidqeway, Va., 3, Basketball, 3, 4, Captain of Basketball, 3, Glee Club, 3. MARY LEE FITZGERALD Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, G-lee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, 3, 4, Band, 3, Cheerleader, 4, Latin Club, l, 2, President of Latin Club, 1, lunior Bed Cross Council, 3, 4, Treasurer of Home Boom, l, 2, Treasurer of Class, 3: Annual Staff. IOI-IN FRANK, IR. D. O. Club, 3. 4. BILLY IOE FRANKLIN Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, l, 2, Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, Monoqrarn Club, 2, Glee Club, 3, President of Home Boom, l, Vice-President of Home Boom, 2, Senior Play. 1141 62' we I eniolf Cam MELBA LOIS HARRIGAN Transfer from Seaford, Delaware, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, Debating Club, 3, Secretary of Debating Club, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 4, Annual staff. W ,Qc ROBERT WAYNE HENSLEY D. O. Club, 3, 4, Treasurer of D. O., 3, Hobby Club, 2. ANNE AUSTIN HILL Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, Home Economics Club, l, 2, D. O. Club, 3, 4, Treasurer of D. O. Club, 4, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Annual SQL .5 HAROLD GRAHAM HOLLI1-'IELD President of Home Room, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, 2, Football, l, 2, 3, 450-captain of Foot- ball, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 4- onogram Club, 3, Base-bait, 2, L.-inn Club, 2, 51 MABEL BASSETT HOOKER Secretary of Home Room, 2, Vice-President ot Class, 3, Latin Club, l, 2, Scribe of Latin Club, l, Library Club, 2, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Clfeerleader, 3, 4, Captain of Cheerleaders, 4, Hi-Y, l, 2, 3,,,4, President of Hi-Y, 4, Consumer's Research Club, 3, Secretary Sf Research Club, 3, Editor-in-Chief of Annual, Salutatorian. Q N Q KATHERINE HARRIS HOWARD H Transfer from Buchanan, Va., 3, Home Econo- mics Club, 3, 4. , DAPHNE MARIE HOUCHINS Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Library Club, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff. ff' IOHN BOSTON HUFFAKER Transfer from Old Hickory, Tennessee, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, President of Hi-Y, 4, Debating Club, 3, Presi- dent of Debating Club, 3, Annual Staff, Senior Play. W IUNE IUANITA INGRAM Glee Club, 1, 2, Home Economics Club, 2, Secre- tary Home Room, l. NADINE DUDLEY JARRETT Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, D. O. Club, 3, 4, Library Club, 3. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH IOYCE , ' Hi-Y Club, l, 2, 3, 4, C-:lee Club, l, 24 3, Home Economics Club, l, 2, Secretary and Treasurer, l, 2, D. O. Club, 3, 4, Program Chairman of leaders, 3. DORIS ANGELINE LESTER Secretary of Home Room, l, Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain of Hi-Y, 2, Vice-President Hi-Y, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Tribune of Latin Club, l, Treasurer of Latin Club, 2, Library Club, 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor of BOOKWORM, 2, 3, President of Li- brary Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, Treasurer of Class, 3, Vice-President of Class, 4, Annual Staff, Senior Play. D. O., 3, Cheerleader, l, 2, 3, Captain of Cheer-3 i Qtr U57 .K f '45-if 'lf '95 1 T. f ' 1 -, .fe Ex- : 5 Q' enior Kfddd INEZ MATTIE LESTER Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer, 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer of Hi-Y, 25 Vice- Presiclent, 45 Library Club, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Presi- dent, 2, 3, 45 Secretary of Class, l, 45 Annual Statt5 Senior Play. RAY LANCASTER LOVELACE D. O. Club, 45 Basketball, 2, 3. GAYLE IOYCE MAIOR Hi-Y, l, 2, 35 Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4: D. O. Club, 3, 45 Secretary ot D. C. Club, 35 Home Economics Club, l, 2. PEGGY ANN MARTIN Transfer from Mayoclan, Va., 4. OLIVIA IANE MEADE Glee Club, 15 Home Economics Club, 1, 25 Hi-Y Club, l, 2, 3, 45 D. O. Club, 3, 45 Senior Play. MILDRED IUNE MEINHOFER Transfer from New York, New York, 35 Chemis- try Research Club, 35 Hi-Y, 45 Basketball, 3, 45 Annual Staff. VIRGINIA DARE MERRIMAN D. C. Club, 45 Latin Club, 1, 2. ELSIE GREY MINTER Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary of Hi-Y, 25 Treasurer ot Hi-Y, 3, 45 Library Club, 2, 3, 45 Editor ot THE BOOKWORM, 35 Program Chairman ,45 Glee Club, l, 3, 45 Latin Club, l, 25 Scribe of Latin Club, 15 Debating Club, 35 Treasurer ot Home Room, 25 Consumer Research Club, 3: French Tournament, 35 Annual Statf5 Valedictorian. LUCY MAC MINTER Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Library Club, 1, 25 D. O. Club, 3, 45 Secretary of D. O. Club, 3. MARY MALINDA MORGAN Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4: Chaplain of Hi-Y, 25 Treasurer of Class, 15 Secretary of Class, 25 Glee Club, l, 3, 45 D. O. Club, 45 Annual Statf5 Senior Play. DOUGLAS HAMIER MORSE Manual Training Club, l, 25 Secretary of Train- ing Club, 2. LOUISE KATHERINE NEWMAN Hi-Y, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 25 Vice-President of Home Room, 25 D. O. Club, 3, 4. 1161 enior aM WILLIAM PAINTER. IR. Transfer from Norfolk, Va., 4. MARY TALIAFERRO PARRISH Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 45 President ot Hi-Y, 25 Latin Club, l, 25 Library Club, 25 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leader, 35 Glee Club, 3, 45 Senior Play. HARRY ARNOLD PRILLAMAN Glee Club, l, 25 Baseball, 25 Football, 4. MARY ELIZABETH REED Treasurer ol Home Room, l, 25 Treasurer of Class, 45 Latin Club, l, 25 Library Club, 3, 45 Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary of Hi-Y, 45 Debating Club, 35 Annual Staif5 Senior Play. WILLIAM ALLAN RHODES Transfer from Fluvanna County, 4. FRED LELAND RUSH Latin Club, l, 25 Library Club, 25 Glee Club, l, 25 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Football, 2, 3, 45 Baseball, 25 Debating Club, 35 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 45 President of Home Room, 25 Ccnsumer Research Club, 3: Vice'President Research Club, 35 Business Man' ager of Annual5 Senior Play. MARGAREUITTE SHAFFER Hi-Y, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 45 Iunior Red Cross Council, 3, 4. EDWIN EARL SIMPSON Hi-Y, 3, 45 D. O. Club, 45 Football, 2, 35 Baseball, 35 President of Home Room, l, 2. IOHN REDD SMITH Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Man- ager, 35 Vice-President Home Room, lg Library Club, 25 Annual Staff. RUTH STRAIT Latin Club, l, 25 Library Club, l, 25 Glee Club, l, 25 Chemistry Research Club, 35 D. O. Club, 45 Annual Staff. LOIS IANE STULTZ Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President ot Hi-Y, 25 Library Club, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, l, 2, 45 Debating Club, 3, 45 Latin Club, l, 25 Latin Tournament, l5 French Tournament, 35 Annual Staif5 Senior Play. MYRTLE LOUISE THOMASON Transfer from Ridgeway, Va., 35 Latin Club, 35 Basketball, 3. MURIEL ALTHEA WOLPERT Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Library Club, 25 D. O. Club, 3, 4. U73 ,P .,,, . 1 E 3 5 r.. 5 fl 1 fx N sb iw I -Fi L Se x . Ae 41 2 F f if ' 'Qjlf' 2 elfaior 66455 MARGARET IANE WALTON Library Club, l, 45 Latin Club, 1, 2, Latin Tour- nament, l, 25 Glee Club, l: Consumer Research Club, 3, Debating Club, 35 Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff. LYNWOOD IENKINS WEAVER Glee Club, l, 2, 35 Library Club, 2: Consumer Research Club, 35 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club, 25 Annual Staff. f MILFORD ANDERSON WEAVER Transfer from Fieldale, Va., 27 Glee Club, 2: Hobby Club, 2, Baseball, 3. STAFFORD GORMAN WHITTLE, III Glee Club, l, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 4. 'ij , ' Q i ,,- ' --f Q GEORGE BLAINE WOOD l I A Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff: Senior Play. f f -f - '. .XL gf. 'ff 137' 11-ff!'F,f zafffff ,f ' 'fl ' - I' 'K MJ, '? fl-5'!v :YALL1 .J, CIW 'fl' ff I' f4cf.,,,:y! YlA'7 f 4 rlfff' , - ' -- dxf J I fl! - , 1 ' v , , flair! f,,l,' I .f6 f 1.2 ,, ' V, O Y f ff'f3,,.,fT df, ,fifffkzz , frfj' - A e . , . f f ,I ' .jc7?1'T.ff'Q:J .Lizjx if 111'-'J ,jJJ,fQ't 2? Z j ?4,ly,f 'JI' Off. I C185 'K if - S.. .X 3 af' rg, S MOST INTELLECTUAL Elsie Minter, Iohn Huflaker MOST POPULAR Doris Lester, Ishmael Cook Virginia Ioyce. Lynwood Weaver BEST SPORTS Inez Lesler, Iohn Redd Smilh Melba Harrigan, Fred Rush QUIETEST Carol Marie Chapman, Milford Weaver C197 CUTEST MOST CONCEITED SENIOR PERSON!-XLITIES MOST ATHLETIC Margaret Draper. Graham Holliiield TYPICAL SENIORS May Hooker, Billy Ioe Franklin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BIGGEST FLIRTS lane Siuliz, Lynwood Weaver Mary Beth Reed, Iohn HuIIa'ccr TEACI-IER'S PETS Elsie Minler, Graham Hollifield MOST ATTRACTIVE Gayle Maior, Ishmael Cook UU Of icem FRANK GRAVELY President BOBBY WALKER Vice-President ELENA MORE TAYLOR Secretary DUDLEY SMITH Treasurer e are vmiom E begin to wonder, now that spring is almost over, if every year is going to be the best you've ever had . Football was important to us all fall: winter was a time for basketball and busying ourselves with an activity or two, spring was the most delightful time of the year. We added Maggie Mae Martin, Gloria Oakley, and Sallie Ruth Self to the roll of good scholars and swelled the football roll to the tune of iourteene-fall good players, too. Taking heed from last year's Iuniors, we elected a lunior Council of sixteen students whose duty it is to settle all business affairs of the class before they are presented to the class for its approval. This council has been very successful in its work. Five chapel programs were given by our class this year, their themes having sounded the spirit of America and our pride in our country. And to show our efforts for the United States' welfare, we copped the top ranking position in the purchase of war stamps and bonds. We'll always remember Iunior Martin as the auctioneer at the big bond sale which our high school conducted last fall in our auditorium. Next year we shall be Seniors, with the hope that we will be the best Senior class yet. i217 zfmiord BETTY AARON LOUISE HENRY ACKER DOROTHY BEER IEAN BEISER LOUISE BOWMAN DOROTHEA BRADSHAW RACHEL BROCK LEWIS BURGE DOROTHY CAMPBELL RAYMOND CARDWELL EVELYN CARTER MARY CARTER BILL CHAPPELL PATSY CLARKE EUNICE CORNS RICHARD CRAIGUE ANNE CUMMINGS FRANCES DAVIS KENT DEMPSEY AUBREY DILLON HELEN DRAPER vzniom NANCY LEE DRAPER DUVAL EASLEY BEULAH PINNEY MARY MORTON FONTAINE LEE FORD ANN FOX FRANCES GILBEg 'pjf I in CLARA MAE GRAvEgV'p,vf':.,J yw A FRANK GHAVELY iffy!! A DOROTHY I-IASKINS LORENE HAYNES CARTER HEDGECOCK MARVIN HILL WAYNE HUNDLEY OCIE HURD RUDOLPH INGRAM MILTON KATISFOS PAULINE KOGER IOY LESTER IAMES LIPFORD REGINA MARKI-IAM AQ? 5.5 33 ii' I LL E 1. I sf EE V 53 m X AS.. XM 9 gf 153552125 Lifvb! aw f lfmzlom MAGGIE MAE MARTIN ROBERT MARTIN, IR. 'WND IO E MILES N- jg' . IS MILE if-'ihw ANN MILLER M-ff BOBBY MINTER I DOROTPIY MINTER THOMAS MORGAN ' BOBBY MORSE GLORIA OAKLEY CLARA PRILLAMAN ADELE PULLIAM QUINBY RICKARDS SHIRLEY RIGGAN LOU SALMONS 57'WW5f, f CES HACK I D DICK SIMMONS DUDLEY SMITH WESLEY SMITH I XJU1' 4,4V , Q, . u- J Y ' u 1,42-. , I' f I RPN' L 4 r 9 L g-JU nk iZf 'T,7WfVJ' . XWW X-J .J L ' zfmiom L I NANCY IUNE SNEADEA' PNJIQ PHILIP SPRINKLE OLIVER STRAWN T- X-A-'K -Ju 5 17A' of ELENA MORE TAYLOR J WA fs V T F 1 T A ' CAROLYN TURNER IACQUELINE TURNER if I Fw HOMER TURNER GLORIA VASS FRANK WARD BOBBY WALKER C. K. WARREN, IR. EDITH WELLS IOHN WHITTLE NANNIE RUTH WINN mf V , I S r' 9 O Jvc' 0' s af'-J IZSJ i ' 1 sf, 'RG N? 1 1 1 , Ax ...W Q xanga Y, Q? 4 8 MP8 xS2!O 0lf7fLOlf'8i5 E returned to school this fall, feeling quite inflated with our new position as Sophomores. We viewed the Freshmen and recalled in our ineniories the vast, empty feeling we had experienced last year upon our arrival at High School. Acting as a group, we showed everyone that the class of '45 couldn't be beat, by winning the movie party which was given to the class selling the most subscriptions in the magazine campaign, last fall. We also rank high in the percentage of students buying stamps and bonds. We owe our high scholastic standing to Carlton Fleming and Pete Stoneg but high scholastic records characterize the entire class. Our chapel programs have been lots of fun for our sponsors are most ingenious. You will find our classmates in the Glee club, football team, and lviiss Millers roll of library assistants. Yes, this year we were free from the skepticism of our first year' we loved the increased prestige which this year brought, and we havent minded the oft-repeated, You know more now than you'll ever know in your life, from teachers and parents. I OMCQM CARLTON FLEMING President NORMA FELDMAN Vice-President RUTH GARDNER Secretary NANCY LOU MORRIS Treasurer GLADYS WELLS President RALPH STRAWN Vice-President BERNlCE REYNOLDS Secretary .Sip 0lf1fL0l 85 IUANITA ALEXANDER MARGARET BARKER ETHEL BARNES FRED BARROW GLORIA BISHOP IEAN BURKETT HAZEL CLARKE TOMMY CHILDRESS PHILIP DAVIS CARNELL DONOVANT MACK DRAPER THOMAS DOYLE NORMA EELDMAN CHUCK FLEENOR CARLTON FLEMING BETTY FRANK FAYE FRANKLIN MILDRED GARDNER RUTH GARDNER BETSY GRAVELY BOBBY GRAVELY IIMMY HARRELSON EDWARD HARRIS BLANCHE HARRISON gawk? A aeiqff ,g7?V' 1 of? fwon Fff mf. u,,,' i!L0ww.f 3 65 52,0 0lfVL0l 8ff BERNICE KAUPMAN ANNA BOWE LESTER CHRISTINE MARTIN HAZEL LEE MILES TOMMY MCCRICKARE CHRISTINE MITCHELL IOAN MITCHELL NANCY LOU MORRIS KATHLEEN PRIVETTE BERNICE REYNOLDS ELIZA REAMEY SMITH DOROTHY SMITH PETE STONE BEN STULTZ MARGARET TRIPLETT RAY USSERY DORIS WADE ANN DUNCAN WALKER GLENWOOD WEAVER GLADYS WELLS BOBBIE WINGEIELD DOROTHY WINGFIELD FRANK WYATT MILTON ZANDIOTIS om... IULIAN MOTLEY President EDITH SAUNDERS Vice-President GEORGE ROBINSON Secretary BILLY FITZGERALD Treasurer PATSY ASHBROOK EVELYN HENDERSON GLORIA CHANEY Program Committee 57 Cf V815 lfl'L6LlfL 61,515 BOUT one hundred strong we, the rats, descended upon the building in September. The upper classmen called us the new plague of rats: Miss Travis, Miss Powell and Miss Garrison probably believed it for they were our sponsors. We nearly overran the upper classrnen because of numbers. We persisted in walking up the halls on the wrong side and in making everyone walk around us while we chatted on the stairs. We made everyone sit up and take notice in the magazine campaign and one of our number, Eldred Hill, won a watch on his ability as a salesman. We contributed some new blood to the football team tmaybe that's why this was a successful season? and to the basketball teams. We have presented some highly entertaining patriotic chapel pro- grams. We have added several talented voices to the Glee Club roll, but unfortunately we have given Miss Miller some of her worst library pests. We are looking forward to next year as Sophomores for then we won't be the school's plague. C29l V85 l'lfL8lfL J SHIRLEY ADKINS SPOTSWQQD ANDES PATSY ASHBROOK BILLY BEISER WAYNE BENNETT RUTH BIGGS RAY BYRD CLARENCE CARTER GLORIA CI-IANEY BILLY CLARKE IRIS MAE COLE IANE CRAIG MARY ANN CRAIG BILL CRAIGUE BILLY CRUISE ROSCOE DANCY PATSY DRAPER EMMITT EARLES KATHERINE EARLES LILA EASLEY VIRGINIA EAST NANCY EDWARDS BILLY FITZGERALD NANCY LEE ERITH W. E. GEISLER DINOLA GREGORY LLOYD GREGORY IRVING GROVES OJ! DAVIS HANEY LORENE HARRIS BAILEY HENDERSON EVELYN HENDERSON DOUGLAS HENDERSON EDDIE HENSLEY ELDRED HILL RALPH HODGES GEORGE HOLT BILL HUFFAKER ARCHIE HURD PATRICIA INGRAM VERNON INGRAM EDITH IACKSON IACKIE IACKSON GLEN JAMES BO LESTER IOSEPH MCDILDA DORIS ANN MINTER FRED MINTER IRENE MINTER RUSSELL MINTER ANN OAKLEY GRACE POWELL BERKLEY PRILLAMAN BILL PRILLAMAN WARREN ROBINSON EDITH SAUNDERS V85 IWLQVL 5 V855 WLQVL GLENWOOD SHEPPARD IESSAMINE SHUMATE PATSY SPENCER POLLY STRAIT BAXTER STULTZ IOHN STULTZ ELEANOR TOWNES WINFRED TRUITT MARY TURNER WILFRED WADE EUGENE WAGONER IACK WEBSTER CHARLOTTE WESTERVELT IEAN WIGGINTON ALLEN WILLIS W, ..,. , f SQ? V X MM . ..3-,i3x-.Qii X . l?.g.Q' x my ' f.Qgi, f'?,5 T' .r .' f L.5 f kit I , 3' vqii u . o f,'!-1. ' V ,U-xv .: f? if '31, 1 1 H, JL' ,L- ' f f ' 1 , . AV.-8 i K .-. 'saw 5 v 1 !,'L I Q- ,z O 31 ' ' fl ,QU . N ' A , 'v' 5,1 ' 1 ,'. Q, A . . 7' ' i- LIL: I u f., S'l'i h .. H n... ,.,,:. 4 . 4:3'.: -g ,- .-' '1 we :-ff' , ,, , EA-in nllxlixml .Y , 1, I ,121 ' Q 1' 3, 1.717 P 2: Ji ff, 1 .b ' ,yy lu ,,. ff- I. gif '-R Li: king., ,wi A .1-'51,-7 rf 'Q ' xfza uzzicu Cl Old Members: Cardwell, Compton, Fitzgerald, Fontaine, Hooker, Houchins, Iarrett, Ioyce, D. Lester, l. Lester, Meade, E. Minter, L. Minter, Morgan, Newman, Oakley, Parrish, Reed, Shackelford, Shaffer, Snead, Stultz, Taylor, Walton. VVL8 GL 6A,0'Ll0f8I O create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character is the purpose of our Hi-Y. Each Mon- day night we gather to discuss problems of the every day world. May Hooker called our meetings to order, ably supported by the vice-presidents, Doris Lester and lnez Lester. The minutes have been kept in perfect order by Mary Beth Reed, while Elsie Minter has kept our financial records straight. We became very patriotic this year, centering our projects around war work. During the Scrap Metal Drive in our city we took the day off to collect scrap, winning our lieutenant arm bands from our collection of hairpins, snaps, and keys that we brought each morning. Every Wednesday afternoon we all joined in and helped roll bandages and knit for the Red Cross. For Christmas we sent packages to the boys in service who were graduates of Martinsville High School. Some of the packages were sent overseas and some were sent to boys in the United States. The girls have adopted a needy family. Bountiful baskets were sent at Thanksgiving, and at Christmas we played Santa Clause to the children and filled stockings with toys and candies. Along with the toys we, of course, included clothing for each member of the family. Our programs have been centered around the war effort, beginning with C347 Lf? fy!-fxfn-f mf F .-ifgx, ly CfQ,LyQ-1 ,,2L,,!c,Z1 ljcrird-JL J . , ,' f ' . f-- Y ' fb ' f f , , jkfKj4tf' ifffi 'ft 'ff 'bb' -fy 5 ftfyj .V 5 4 if , 31,2 fc f' , X552 XI - -f' . T 7 f ff- V-- XJ- , fi X., , f9. '-2f'C.. ' ALC7 .X - lp , ' J' - L, ir 4 4 4 4-4 ir 9. ' 4141211 ,t, if' the Red Cross Nurse as speaker. One of our members, Mary T. Parrish, spoke on Being an American Citizen . One of the most popular ministers with the younger set, Mr. Fishburne, spoke to the Club on Hi-Y and the War . in one of our discussions on Monday night Racial Problems and The Peace were led by Elsie Minter and Mary B, Reed. We had our annual Bible Study Course, and we all met and went to church as a body one Sunday in each month. Along the social lines, we joined in with the other two clubs and gave parties in which the student body participated, and what fun we did have. Leaving off our social affairs for a little while and becoming a bit more patriotic we cooperated wholeheartedly in buying bonds and stamps. Throughout the year we girls have been grateful for the leadership of Miss Maude Bell and Miss Pocahontas Wray, who have contributed so much toward making our meetings and other club associations more successful and more binding fellowship. New Members: Acker, Beer, Beiser, Clarke, Cummings, Davis, Finney, Fox, Haynes, Hurd, I. Lester, Markham, Martin, Meinhofer, Miles, Miller. .f y C357 MEMBERS Andes, Barker, Barnes, Bishop, Clarke, Craig, Feldman, Franklin, M. Gardner, B. Gardner, B. Gravely, Harrison, Henderson, Ingram, Lester, Martin, C. Mitchell, I. Mitchell, Cakley, Privette, Beynolds, Smith, Townes, Wade, Walker, Wells, Wingfield. ,xggofm CA.0L!0fe1f' ir 5 7 JM- Q F you've seen the service flag, now almost completely filled with stars, you'll know that we've been busy this year. Yes, this flag was our gift to the school, its purchase having been made possible by a movie which we spon- sored. Each Thursday after school we are found at the Bed Cross Boom rolling bandages and on off days we keep busy knitting. Of course, we were enthusiastic about the scrap drive, and most of us became officers. Our school was second in the state in amount of collection. We took advantage of our prosperity, and at Thanksgiving and Christmas we carried baskets of food and clothing to the needy. We have cooperated with the other Hi-Y's in the Bible Study course which greatly aided in our spiritual lives and in attending the church services which kept the spiritual flame glowing. We have tried this year in a quiet, subdued way to lead our school into a clearer, purer spirit of courtesy and cooperation. Our programs, based on the patriotic effort, have been led by the vice- president, Ioan Mitchell. Anna Bowe Lester presides at our meetings, and Norma Feldman keeps the records, while Betsy Gravely has charge of our financial status. Anne Duncan Walker leads our spiritual thoughts as chaplain. Miss Gillespie and Miss Miller are our advisers. C363 oy! U NDER the capable leadership of Mr. Lane, the Boys' Hi-Y has had many educational and highly entertaining meetings. Each boy has felt the influence of the club in his daily life. The boys have certainly worked with the girls to make a success of the Bible Study course, the church attendance, and the special meetings. We worked wholeheartedly in the Scrap Drive. We have cooperated in the Victory Corps, especially in the sale of stamps and bonds. We have sponsored school parties this year, providlng dancing, games and refreshments for any student who cared to join us. The highlight of the year was the initiation of our new members. Alum's good, isn't it, fellows? Not one of the boys will forget those little green ribbons and the strange commands of the older members. Mister ............ , do you remember? We discovered a lot of good sports and some wonderful talent---- Paul Stone certainly can sing, and Louis Burge must become a lawyer. We hope that the spirit of Hi-Y will grow. We believe that with such leaders as Iohn Huffaker, presidentg lshmael Cook, vice-president: Frank Gravely, secre- taryy and Bobby Minter, treasurer, Hi-Y spirit can become school spirit. MEMBERS Burge, Carter, Chappell, Cook, Fleming, Ford, Franklin, F. Gravely, B. Grave- ly, Hollified, Huffaker, Ingram, Lipford, Minter, Morgan, Morris, Morse, Bush, Simmons, Simpson, D. Smith, I. Smith, W. Smith, P. Stone, P. Stone, Turner, 'VValker, Ward, Warren, Weaver, I. Whittle, S. Whittle, Wood. C373 .. Q H, say can you see by the dawn's early light -these are familiar words to any American: especially to us of the Glee Club who always sing our national anthem at least once a week. Every Wednesday and Friday you can find those of us who enjoy singing in the auditorium listening to Miss Devans say Please hurry in and get quiet. We have so much to do in such a little time. Yes, we had only forty minutes for our meetings, but we always had our special programs prepared when the day arrived, as well as being on call for chapel programs. After Thanksgiving holidays we settled down to one big objective--the Christmas program for December l8. We presented a program of Christmas carols, arranged in groups, duets, and solos. We all remember Chuck Fleenor's singing White Christmas . We took up the patriotic note and learned The Star-Spangled Banner , Anchors Aweigh , The Marines' Hymn , and The Army Air Corps . And we were constantly called upon to sing Any Bonds Today at our bond sales. The Choral Club, the most musical and interested members of the Glee Club, met on Monday to learn songs to teach to the Glee Club and to sing as special numbers on programs. This year the Choral Club broadcasted, under Miss Devan's direction, a short program of special musical selections featuring Sleepy Hollow Tune , Ye Hunters All', Katy , and Sylvia . We were rather unfortunate in our accompanist, for Mary Lee decided to leave us in favor of Danville, leaving us in the lurch. Of course, the annual Glee Club program was the highlight of our musical year. The solos, duets, and group selections were well received by an appre- ciative audience of music lovers. f38l The business affairs of the Glee Club, which included the collection of the music, the moving of the steps ,and other such handy work, was ably executed by our president, Pete Stone, and our secretary-treasurer, lnez Lester, was given the huge task of collecting dues, money for pictures, and keeping records. We are grateful to Miss Wray, our faculty adviser, whose chief duty seems to be to keep us quiet tnot that we need itJ, and we appreciate her influence and the privileges we are receiving from her guidance. We are grateful to Mr. Givens, whose protegee we seem to be, for looking in on us once in awhile with his wise advice and for his good word put in for us with the school board. We are grateful to the school board for their financial assistance, without which we would not have been able to buy new song books and sheet music. Especially are we grateful to Miss Devans for her development of our taste in music, our expression twhich, she says, is always sadl, shading, and singing in general, for her courteous manner of correcting us twhich we needed oftenlp for her undying patience with us when it seemed that we could never memorize, and, above all, for the entertainment which she provided for us with her selection of happy, beautiful, and rollicking music. MEMBERS Acker, Alexander, Andes, Barnes, Bishop, Brock, Burkett, D. Campbell, E. Campbell, Cardwell, Carter, Clarke, Compton, Craigdele, Craigue, Cummings, Earles, Easely, Edwards, Finney, Fleenor, Fontaine, Fox, D. Franklin, F. Franklin, Gardner, Harrigan, G. Oakley, Parrish, Powell, Harris, Haynes, Hill, Hodges, l-louchins, I. Ingram, P. Ingram, Iackson, Iames, Jarrett, Kaufman, L. Koger, P. Koger, Lawrence, A. Lester, I. Lester, l. Lester, Major, Markham, Miller, E. Minter, L. Minter, Mitchell, Morris, Nance, A. Oakley, Wilson, Wingfield, Woods, Privette, Prillaman, Reed, Reynolds, Richardson, Rickards, Salmons, Saunders, Schottland, Scott, Shackelforcl, Shaffer, Shumate, E. Smith, D. Smith, E. Stone, P. Stone, Stultz, Taylor, Townes, Turner, Wade, Walpert, West, Westervelt, Wig- qinton. MA t39l MEMBERS Bishop, Beer, Beiser, Compton, Feldman, Fitzgerald, Fox, Gardner, Gravely, Haynes, Houchins, D. Lester, l. Lester, Minter, Stultz, Walker, Walton. .Li W CM BBE we are again among the books, the student library assistants, starting the library calendar with Book Week. This year we held a Book Week Fair carrying out the patriotic theme. That week we entertained the Grammar School at a tea with story-telling and the High School with a play, Books in the Making of America . Dull, routine work was interrupted when we decided to make scrap books of jokes, cartoons, and crossword puzzles for convalescent soldiers. Then Miss lones from the Red Cross asked the Club to make two hundred and titty pockets and cards for books at the Camp Pickett Library, so we each took twelve and soon tinished that up. Then we fixed a scrapbook, entitled Schools at War , to enter in the state contest and it fell to the Club to lead the drive for reading material for the service men. The annual St. Patricks party given for the entire school was one of the highlights oi the school social program. To conclude our year we presented the school with picture frames for some lovely Shakespearean scrolls. Ot course we assistants had to study tor the students seem to expect us to know all the answers, and we are truly grateful to Miss Miller for the cheerful way in which she has tried to enlighten our darkness. C403 Q CM AVE you ever seen a group of young people going into the school build- ing at eight o'clock at night? Going to night school? No, just to a D. O. Meeting. Well, perhaps you will ask, What happens at one of those meetings? A typical D. O. meeting is composed of two phases-business and social. The different jobs and what happens on them are discussed by everyone. Singing and quiz programs are also included in the meetings. Presiding at this meeting is Robert Hensley. The other officers are Marvin Hill, vice-president: Gayle Major, secretary: and Anne Hill, treasurer. The Diversified Occupation Course was first offered to Iunior and Senior students in 1939 to give students practical experience in the various fields of business. ' This year we have students at: Dr. McDanie1's office: Dr. Smith's offices, Roses 5-10-25 Store, Eagles 5-10-25 Stores: City Auditor's Office: l..acey's Mfg. Firrny Leggett's Dept. Storey Gulf Service Station, Gardner Bros.: Retail Merchants Association: Smith's Wholesale Co.: Gravely Novelty Furniture Co.: Byrd's Iewelry Co.: Radio Station: Nat's Grill: Pe-nny's Dept. Store: Lee Telephone Co.g Atkins: Globmans and Kearfott's Drug Store. Although there is work to be done, no one is ever sorry that he took this course. MEMBERS Cardwell, Chappell, Corns, Dempsey, Finney, Frank, Franklin, Hensley, Hill, Hundley, Iarrett, Ioyce, Lovelace, Major, Martin, Meade, Minter, Morgan, New- man, Pulliam, Simpson, Smith, Sprinkle, Strait, Thomasson, Turner, Ussery, Vass, Walker, Walton, Winn. C4ll MAVAHI STAFF Carter, Cook, Fitzgerald, Harrigan, Hill, Hooker, Huffaker, D. Lester, f. Lester, Meinhofer, Minter, Morgan, Reed, Rush, Smith, Strait, Stultz, Walton, Weaver, Wood. jim Warned! Stay HE 1943 MAVAHI was born when May Hooker and Fred Rush were elected editor-inschiei and business manager respectively. The business and editorial staffs were chosen by their heads with the aide of our sponsors, Miss Cline and Miss Overbey. Margaret Walton was chosen associate editor. To Tom Carter and lane Stultz fell the task of supervising the photography, and to Ruth Strait, Elsie Minter and Iohn Huffaker the problem of Writing the story of the year. Mary Beth Reed and Iohn R. Smith recorded the sports. The business staff included Ishmael Cook, Mary Lee Fitzgerald, Anne Hill, Daphne Houchins, Doris Lester, Inez Lester, Mildred Meinhofer, Mary Morgan, Lynwood Weaver and Blaine Wood. We've had a time this year. First, we were run out of our room by the nursery, so we moved up into Mr. Given's office. Then we found that getting the annual together and paying the bills isn't easy. But it's been fun-all the little arguments over the minor details-all the fuss over this and that. And it will be even more fun when they're out and everyone else can enjoy auto- graphing and gossiping over them too. i423 i , 'ew ,t -, f ., I y 1 Q .E -I 5 y , Carolyn Turner, Frances Shackeltord, Mary Taliaterro Parris, Lorene Haynes, Mary Lee Fitzgerald, May Hooker cheer the Bulldogs on to Victory. EMM EPTEMBER and football seasoneethe season of l942 which will forever re- main as a goal for the future teams ot Mavahi. We Wish to express our gratitude to and appreciation of the team--their courage, spirit, ability, and team Work. We are proud of you and the championship team which you produced. We salute you with all our hearts. We are proud ot those who won their stars and letters and ot Billy Chappell, who won the Best-Player award. We are proud ot Coach Burnette, who developed individually and collectively such an exceptional team. We are as proud of you as if you had won the state championshipg youethe Bulldogs of '42. 1437 Coach Burnelte, Morse. Morgan, Draper, Hollifield. W. Smith, Ingram. Burqe. Rush, Whillle, Turner, Kalislos, Ford. Chappell, Franklin, Hundley. Robinson. Walker, Morris. I. R. Smith, I. Slultz, Liplord. D. Smith. Willis, Childress. Davin, Doyle. Filzqerald. Easley, B. Slultz. Minler. Gravely. Fleming. MORRIS, End TURNER, End D. SMITH, Q. B. HUNDLEY, End LIPFORD, Tackle HOLLIFIELD, F. B. , I GRAM, Guard I wvdfm' I. 9 . ,I 41 .1 EMM! 5144.4 M.H.S. 20 Narrows M.H.S. l9 Pulaski M.H.S. 14 Galax M.H.S. 40 Wytheville M.H.S. 50 Radford M.H.S. 31 William Byrd M.H.S. l4 William Fleming Western District Class B Championship M.H.S. 19 Coeburn State Class B Championship M.H.S. O Covinqion B. STULTZ, H. B. DRAPER End EASLEY End WHITTLE Tackle W. SMITH, Tackle - COOK Center MINTER Guard ,A ' Covington Cougars hit hard at tough Bulldog line in State Championship game FRANKLIN, H. B. WALKER, H. B. MORGAN, Center WILLIS, F. B I. R. SMITH, Guard FORD, Center BURGE, Guard ' . M67 . . R W, X -..Airy .3 L -. ' Q fsfse' 5 5 t am' Coebum Blue Knights' touted Tulane squirrel cage in action against Bulldogs in Western Conference Championship game fox I. STULTZ, H. B. MORSE, F. B. CHAPPELL, H. B. RUSH, O. B. KATISFOS, Tackle FITZGERALD, Center ROBINSON, Tackle W X X . ,X F Qu 22' ' ' m W N f N . in , 5 . 0177 l Pa. NSZA00! .JQ47IfL0l 5 pafriofidm May Hooker Inez Lester Tom Carter Doris Lester Mary Beth Reed Elsie Minter Ann Miller Anna Bowe Lester Mary Beth Reed Daphne Houchins Mary Taliaferro Parrish Elsie Minter Tom Carter Mary Morgan Lorene Haynes Frank Ward Anna Bowe Lester Pete Stone Carter Hedgecock Gloria Oakley Nancy Edwards Le CM Ann Cummings Lou Salmons Ioe Lene Miles Ann Miller Iackie Ingram Lorene Haynes Ann Fox Ioan Mitchell Iessimine Shumate Patsy Ashbrook W. E. Geisler Bill Huffaker Irving Groves, lr. Spotswood Andes Eleanor Townes Elena M. Taylor Pete Stone Faye Franklin Dorothy Franklin Bernice Kaufman Dorothy Smith Mildred Gardner jimflaf Wesley Smith Dudley Smith Bobby Morse Bobby Walker Wayne Hundley Iohn Whittle Thomas Morgan Iames Lipford Billy Chappell Fred Rush ,SZ!Lo!ar5AL79 Elsie Minter Tom Carter Iohn Huffaker Ruth Strait Iane Stultz Doris Lester Gloria Oakley lean Beiser Sallie Ruth Self Carlton Fleming Anna Bowe Lester Gladys Wells Nancy Edwards May Hooker Ishmael Cook Mary Taliaterro Parrish Earl Simpson Margaret Walton t48J Maggie Mae Martin Bobby Walker Shirley Riggan Norma Feldman Virginia Ramsey Pete Stone Billy Beiser Ann Oakley Stamp and Bond Club. Home Economics Girls took liomefnursinq The Book-Week Fair. Boys taking calesthenics. Mrs. Woody the mascot ot the Annual Statt. Gur Manual Training boys made airplane models for the qovern- ment. Cur school our pride and joy! Cflfll We all turned out for the toot- ball game. Our War Information Center in the library. lunior Red Cross Council. 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HODNETT Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co. New York Lite Insurance Co. R. W. CALDWELL y Pilot Life Insurance Co. I. D. HILL Life 6 Casualty Co.. of Tennessee EU GENE MINTER . Peoples Life Insurance D. H. CRAWLEY Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co A. T. DICKERS M . Co. ON I. H. PRATT U etropolxtan Lite Insurance Co. Life Insurance Co. of Virginia fmmfexd 011 fvfya Qffllnfl, H. T. DII.LON s. w. PRICE 1150. I 07' you 35? In T116 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. ' ans Jeri' I . 1.Sff11nfed forff-fe 'V'la'ej,iQ E. L. DUDL1-:Y B. B. SNEAD 5a1'1'lj'ir6 if I?71FfW5 I qzn ah Old Dominion Life Insurance Co. Metropolitan Lite Insurance Co. . I .fu y b I 'Q ,,.f,fff,l 71 f V H. L. -FINNEY 1 B. w. SNYDEII U THE NIARTINSVILLE Contmental Lite Insurance Co. Lite Insurance Co. of Virginia ASSOCIATION IOHN B. GARST D. L. SULLIVAN OF CE Shenandoah Lite Insurance Co. Continental Lite Insurance Co. LIFE INSUR-AN UNDERWRITER5 l H. L. GILBERT I. E. 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