McIntire High School - McChalva Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA GIFT OF DIVISION OF EXTENSION Comments on 1947 Publications Contests ANNUALS Judges Professor E. W, Withers The Journalism Foundation washington-Lee University Lexington, Virginia Group III. McChalva . Mclntire High School, Charlottesville. In ‘Group III McChalva tends to overwhelm all others by its size and its thorough coverage. It is ambitious, but I believe its abilities Justify its ambition. Tiie cover is a plain, serviceable, and unusually handsome one; the title page is not too happy a combination of hand-lettering and type; the two- page drawing of the school makes an attractive layout. Faculty pages are poorly trimmed and on one the cuts are unevenly arranged. The table of contents comes at an unusual place, it seems to me. Captions would have aided the page of senior snapshots which, with the senior-play page, is a good idea. Good but uninspired coverage is given to clubs ana activities by picture and copy. Congratulations on your page of A Year ' s Achieve- ments. I believe no other annual publishes this same information. Some pictures are too inl’arior to the general average of those in the book to have been included, but this may have been due to bad engravings. I like the wide variation of type faces nd sizes in the advertising section. An excellent and effective yearbook which somehow seems as if it should have been a little better than it is. Distinguished ) ) ) ) ) ) Me C HALVA 1947 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS MeINTIRE HIGH SCHOOL CHARLOTTESVILLE - VIRGINIA Editor -in -Chief Rosalie Pitman Business M a linger Linwool Long PROPERTY G? EUBRAKyOFVD KC’ ...oKD.VA ALVA Josephine Campbell William Downer Introduction We have just passed through a year in which our country was changing from the strict regulation of war time to post- war peacetime. The leaders of the world have been trying to make the peace secure and long lasting foi future genera- tions. Several “post-war” changes have been seen in our schools. The boys who left us to go to fight have come back to finish school, and go to college. We sent delegates to the first State Student Cooperative Association convention since the war. We entered the literary contests, track meets, the District Basketball Tournament, and the Music Festiva 1 We, of the staff, are presenting you these pages in hopes that they will help you to recall old friends, and relive the old scenes at Mclntire. Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1947, feel that it is a privilege to dedicate this, the fifth McChalva, to Miss Cora Hughes Anderson, the first grade teacher. Our primary teachers were the people who started us off on the road of education. We wish to express our appre- ciation to these teachers for starting us off, and maybe giving us a little push when we were slow. Faculty Robert W. Allen Principal, Math Daisy B. Adams Librarian , English Ellen Wallace Houston Counselor, Social Science, Latin James Wellford Estes Counselor, Diversified Occupations Kendall Morris Business Education, History Jane R Matthews Music, History Dorothy Lucile Peak English, Math Edmund Berkeley Science Lucile Early Fray English, Seventh Grade Faculty Cora Hughes Anderson First Grade Mary Alice Stever First and ' Second Grades Frances Sutherland Carpenter Second an I Third Grades Woodsie Edwards Morse Third and Fourth Grades Rut i Tomko Fourth and Fifth Grades Mary Elizabeth Norford Fifth Grade Anna Ldhr Early Sixth Grade Martha Cl t ne Holsinger Seventh Grade Table of Contents I. Classes page Senior class officers 10 Seniors 11 Class History 15 Class Will 16 Class Prophecy 18 Senior Mirror 20 Senior Statistics 22 Senior Play 24 Senior Snaps 25 Junior Class 26 Sophomore Class 27 Freshman Class Section A 28 Section B 29 Seventh Grade 30 Sixth and Fifth 32 Fifth and Fourth, Third and Fourth 34 Third and Second, Third 36 First and Second, First 38 Autographs 40 II. Activities Student Council 42 Safety Patrol 43 McChalva Staff 44 Publication Club 45 Gilds’ 4-H Club 46 Boys’ 4-H Club 47 Girls’ Hi-Y 48 Boys’ Hi-Y 49 Literary Society 50 Science Club 51 Arts and Crafts Club 52 Glee Club 53 Buildings and Grounds Committee 54 Activities Calendar 55 Notes 56 III. Sports Coaches 58 Cheerleaders 58 Girls’ Basketball 59 Boys’ Basketball 60 Baseball 61 IV. Miscellaneous May Court 62 A Year’s Achievement 63 Snapshots 64 V. Advertising Acknowledgment 65 Ads 66 j 10 The McChalva Senior Class Left to right: Miss Morris, Josephine Campbell, IJnwood Long;, Joyce Watkins, Rosalie Pitman OFFICERS President Linwood Long Vice-President ... Rosalie Pitman Secretary Josephine Campbell Treasurer. ... Joyce Watkins Sponsor Kendall Morris M otto : “Tonight we sail, where shall we anchor?” Colors: Green and White Mascot: “Sea Admiral” Flower: Gardenia The McChalva 11 Richard Daniel Alwood ‘My tongue within my lips I rein, For he who talks must talk in vain.” Josephine “Success Dare Campbell is an ambition.” Ronald Rea Coleman “Time will tell.” Robert L. Conley, Jr. “Labors must bring success.” Dorothy Louise Danner Stars in her eyes and a smile on her lips. Mary Anne Douolass ‘Care to our coffin adds a nail no doubt, And every grin so merry brinjjs one out. Iris Opal Dowell Do not turn back when you are just at the goal.” Marion Hope Dowell “Carefree and gay. He traveled life’s highway.” 12 The McC halva Effie Rebecca Dowell With a tear in her eye and a smile on her lips. John Phillip Everett “Some boys don’t talk.” Steve Watson Fox Marriage is a great institution. James Maxwell Garrett “Merry as the day is long. Robert Andrew Gentry The deed I intend is great, But what, as yet, I know not. Robert Edward Glassgo Dancing is a profession. Oskar J. W. Hansen, Jr. Explosions come when science works wrong. Anna Jane Harlow “All fun and no fears. The McC halva 13 Arthur Rufus Harris “Of a good beginning cometh a good end.” Lina Vaiden Jackson “I cannot tell how the truth may be; I say the tale as ’twas said to me.” Harold Linwood Long Truth is the highest thing that one may keep.” Auburn Page Mann, Jr. Precious things come in small packages.” Iris Ardella Marrs It is a wise head that possesses a still tongue, and smiles.” Mary Louise Pace A soft, meek, patient, humble, tranquil, spirit.” Susan Frances Payne She gained success through labors.” Rosalie Virginia Pitman No one knows what she can do until she tries.” 14 The McChalva Claude William Powell “A friend sticketh closer than a brother.” Mary Lorraine Roark Her manner is gentle like her nature.” Leonard Jackson Taylor Thou art a gentleman of brilliant gentlemen. Barbara Louise Thayer “For bold action was I made.” Audrey Trevelyan Toms “She came and went, Bnt we have felt her presence.” Joyce Miller Watkins “All the world loves a lover.” Christine Elizabeth White Quiet but efficient.” William E. Sficer, Jr. No Picture He wears the rose of youth upon him.” The McChalva 15 Class History In September, 1943, the freshmen of Mclntire High School walked merrily up the gangplank of their ship and set sail on the sea of Knowledge. Since this was our first voyage we were very eager to learn something about our destination, but the officers would tell us only that we would gain exactly what u ' e put into it. Most of us were eager to find out how long our journey would 4 ake and our cap- tain told us it would take four years, or more if ire didn’t work hard to become good sail- ors. We were a large crew and we all had great ambitions, but the captain told us of the many barriers and informed us that the seas might be very rough so we all settled down and worked to help make one voyage run smoothly. We took up our anchor and set sail on seas that were just a little rougher. By now most of us were accustomed to this sea of knowledge , but twelve of our little sailors had become seasick so we left tin on behind. We were not discouraged because while at anchor we managed to gain several new sailors and we were all busy helping them to become accustomed to boat life. Our ship, being a modern ship, was equipped with all kinds of athletic equipment and we also had a huge library. So quite a few of our sailors went out for basketball, baseball, and boxing, while others of the quieter nature worked with prose and poetry reading, public speaking and debating. And so our second voyage was happily ended. In September 1945 we again took up our anchor and by now we felt that we were old, experienced sailors. We worked hard to keep our boat in good condition. On this voyage we spent even more rime in the library and with our sports. In Hie course of this voyage we dropped anchor at Charlottesville and engaged a truck full of nay. Then we all climbed aboard and road merrily to “Sugar Hollow” where we spent an ev toyable evening. At last we had finished our i hird voyage and wi f hout any shipwrecks. We began our fourth voyage sadly for we realized that this would be the last time that we would sail with many of our crew. We had left some of our crew behind us. One of them had entered the sea of matrimony. On this voyage we had many new things to think about. First we decided to g o dramatic so we aU went to work and produced a play called “Strictly Formal”. Next we donned our formal attire and gave a formal dance. As usual many of our crew were busy with prose and poetry reading, debating and public speak- ing. Others were practicing basketball, baseball, and all the other sports and worrying whether the red team or the ‘due team would win. This time many of the crew attended a music festival. At last we have finished our course and now we will sail on new uncharted seas. We look ahead to new and untried waters for “TONIGHT WE SAIL, WHERE SHALL WE ANCHOR?” — Mary Anne Douglass. 16 The McChalva Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of Mclntire High School, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred forty-seven, being of sound body and supposedly sound mincl do oi da in, establish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, revoking all other wills made by us at any time previously. ITEM: To the school as a whole we leave our best wishes, unending success, three months ' vacation, and the picket fence. ITEM: To the Class of ’48 we leave the Senior privileges along with Room 14 and Sea Admiral and the hope that they will make better use of the dignity that was left to us. ITEM: To the faculty as a whole we leave the hope for less crowded classes and more intelligent students. ITEM: To Mr. Allen we leave our very best wishes and more n ntelligent plane geometry classes in the future. ITEM: To Miss Morris we leave more time to get things straightened out in the morning before class time rolls ’ round and our deepest gratitude for her guidance during the year. ITEM: To Mrs. Houston we leave the hope that never again will she have to re- mind History IV and Economics classes that chewing gum is forbidden in class. ITEM: To Miss Peak ice leave more feminine solid geometry classes and more orderly English IV classes. ITEM: To Mrs. Matthews ice leave a new piano and a more cooperative Glee Club. ITEM: To Mr. Estes ice leave a championship basketball team and a new office. ITEM : To Mr. Berkeley we leave the hope that he won’t have to remind people not to run in the hall so much. ITEM: To Mrs. Fray we leave continuing success for her Arts and Crafts Club. ITEM: To Miss Holsinger ice leave more serious seventh grades and the hope that she will have a girls’ physical education class in the future. ITEM: To Mrs. Adams we leave a nice, quiet library without study hall pupils and with people who will return books promptly on the date due. We, the Senior Class, wish to leave behind the following personal traits and habits to the individuals of the rising senior class. ITEM: Lin wood Long leaves his pretty red curls to Ollie Thacker. ITEM: Jim Garrett wills his weight and flashy ties to Ed Leftwich. ITEM: Rosie Pitman leaves her ability to get along with one boy for a long time to Joan Haggard. ITEM: Dick Alwood leaves his voice to “IT’ Downer, and Bus 21 to Franklin Fitzgerald. The McChalva 17 ITEM: Jo Campbell wills her love for classical music to Mary Marrs, and Kath- erine Guiff and her cate png nose to Mary Jane Lewis. ITEM : Pete Coleman leaves his looks and attendance record to Dicky Scott. ITEM: Joyce Watkins wills her like f or Fords and her sweet nature to Barbara Odend’hal. ITEM: Kar Hansen wills his scientific interests to Bobby Butler. ITEM: Arthur Harris leaves his straight A report cards to Robert Seiler. ITEM: Marion Dowell leaves his talkative nature to Lyndall Pugh. ITEM: Barbara Thayer wills her frankness to Anne Giannini. ITEM: Rebecca Dowell leaves her neat appearance to Edward Ladd. ITEM: Claude Powell wills his love for Stony Point to Ed Leftu ich. ITEM: Mary Louise Pace leaves her giggles to Ruby Goodman. ITEM: Page Mann wills his acting ability to Eunice Shifflet. ITEM: Dorothy Danner leaves her quiet ways to Jean Watkins. ITEM: Mary Anne Douglass leaves her love for boys to Rachel Frazier. ITEM: Robert Conley wills second base to Edward Gibson. ITEM: Robert Gentry leaves his boxing ability to Bobby Raynor. ITEM: Iris Marrs wills her figure to Frances Lynch and her stylish way of dress- ing to Evelyn Conley. ITEM: Steve Fox leaves his artistic ability to Ruby Lee Collins. ITEM: Mary Roark wills her love for horses to Virginia Hogan. ITEM: Phil Everett wills his ability to shoot long shots in basketball to Nellie Rhodes. ITEM: Frances Payne leaves her love for sweets to Jean Stribling. ITEM: Christine White wills her love for sitting in the rear of The bus to Helen Kirby. ITEM: Billy Spicer wills his many cars to Hugh Scott. ITEM: Audrey Toms leaves her shy . modest ways to Laura Johnson. ITEM: Iris Dowell leaves her chubbiness to Marion Walters. ITEM: Robert Glassgo wills his fancy bow ties to Clyde Hunt. ITEM: Anna Harlow leaves her love for chewing gum to Jane Harris. ITEM : Lina Jackson wills her many engagement rings to Dorothy Dunn. ITEM: Leonard Taylor leaves his friendly nature to Thelma Smith and his love for the farm to Elsie Underwood. We the undersigned acting as witnesses for this, the Last Will and Testament of the Class of ’ 47 , do hereby declare that this instrument was signed in our presence on this, the thirty-first day of May , in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred forty- seven, and that we affixed our signatures in the presence of the Senior Class and of each other. Jo Campbell, Dick Alwood. 18 The McChalva Class Prophecy My! It is good to be back to Mclntire. The scene of my many trials and tribula- tions. But is this Mclntire? Oh yes. I recognize it note. Here is a gaper lying on the lawn, something not allowed in my day. Why it is the “ Daily Progress” and here is someone I know. THE DAILY PROGRESS 1957 WORLD’S LARGEST UNCUT DIAMOND Mr. Marion Dowell, owner of the “ Sparkling ” .Jewelry Store of this city, recently received the largest uncut diamond ever discovered. Mr. Dowell has not decided what it will be used for as yet. SOUTH POLE EXPEDITION Professor Arthur Hen ris and his colleagues of the University of Virginia have organized an expedition to the South Pole in search of a meteorite. They are planning to make scientific tests until the dust. U. N. REPRESENTATIVE TO LEAVE SOON Robert Glassgo leaves Charlottesville this week-end to join the U. N. meeting in London, England. Mr. Glassgo is finishing his vacation at home. FLASH! The American Airliner “ Unknown Destiny” went down yesterday in the Rocky Mountains due to engine trouble. Had it not been for the quick wits of Airline Hostess Rebecca Dowell many people might have perished. The pilot, William Spicer, also escaped injury. NEW DRUG FROM CORN Mr. Leonard Taylor, head of the Agriculture Board of Virginia, is leaving for Eng- land next week to get information on a new drug used in increasing the value of the corn crop. PRIZE WINNER OF ART CONTEST The first prize of the “ Artistic Ability Contest” went to Steve Fox for his portrait “ Madonna’s Secret”. The prize, a gold statue of Leonardo da Vinci, was presented to Mr. Fox by the president of the National Art Society. F. B. I. AT WORK Mr. Ronald Coleman, famous F.B.I. agent, captured the leader of the gang who had led all the delinquents into crime. INVENTOR ARRIVES Robert Conley, who has recently invented a gadget that fills grocery bags, has arrived from Moscow. Mr. Conley explained the new invention to the government of Russia. GENTRY FAVORED At Madison Square Gardens tonight Robert Gentry will meet Jake Rash in the Welteru ' eight class. This bout will determine the champion Welterweight of the East. ANOTHER GERM From the University Hospital comes the news that Nurse Barbara Thayer has found the germ that causes cancer. The McC halva 19 GOING DOWN From Main Street yesterday ea me an occurrence that brought the fire engines and police to the rescue. It teas only Phil Everett who fell from the marquee of the Paramount theater when the scaffold broke. He only received a twisted ankle but was taken to the hospital for examination. James Garrett who was helping at the time managed to save himself from a fall. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alwood returned from their two-year visit to Africa to- day. Mr. Alwood, a surveyor, brought back the largest catch in many years. Mrs. Alwood, the former Miss Josephine Campbell of this city, does not plan to go back to Africa again soon. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Long returned from a visit to Mexico this week. Mr. Long foreign minister to Mexico, and his wife were entertained by the President of Me xico. Mrs. Long, the former Joyce Watkins of this city, was quoted as saying that Mexico was all right but she liked the United States best. Mrs. Donald Brunton, the former Miss Rosalie Pitman, is giving a party at the Monticello Hotel. Why is it everyone flocks to one of Rosie’s parties? She must have a magic touch ? Miss Mary Ann Douglass while visiting in England announced her coming mar- riage to the Prince of Wales. Miss Douglass plans to spend her honeymoon in America. She and her husband will then return to England to live. The owner of the Leggett’s Department Store, Miss Iris Dowell, has told us that Die styles in women’s dresses will be changing more and more in the coming years. At the Stenographers’ meeting this week in Hollywood, Tom Brennaman pre- sented an on-hid to the three leading stenographers of the year, Miss Christine White, Miss Audrey Toms, and Miss Mary Roark. These are the first orchids Tom Brennaman had given since he closed his famous restaui ant. Lina Jackson, the perfect stenographer, was one of those lucky girls who mar- ried her boss. Miss Jackson and her husband are leaving to go to Miami for their honeymoon this afternoon. Miss Mary Louise Pace is leaving this afternoon with her parents and fiance for a sightseeing trip through Europe. Miss Dorothy Danner was chosen “Miss America of 1957.’’ Miss Danner will be given a trip to New York and Hollywood. Miss Anna Harlow, famous Powers model, has decided to marry her old home- town sweetheart but reporters are at a loss for the one she means. Most packages and letters are signed “George.” Could he be the lucky man? Movie Actress Iris Marrs, who starred in “Will She or Won’t She”, will speak to the Charlottesville Women’s Club this afternoon. Miss Marrs’ latest picture is “Why Not”. Modest Page Mann, who does not think himself an actor, is appearing this week in “ Disconnected Skips”, a comedy written by Frances Payne, one of the leading writers of today. Ear Hansen, a renowned silversmith, while giving his views on people and affairs on the “ Didn’t We Say So” program last week, said that times may change, but he always expects to get the proverbial necktie for Christmas. Mr. Claude Powell is building a space ship he believes will take us to the moon and Mars. The trip will take place as soon as the ship is completed . I hope these f riends of ours will have the happy successful lives they deserve. — Jane Harris. 20 The McChalva Most likely to succeed Josephine Campbell Arthur Harris Best Looking Iris Marr Ronald Coleman Wittiest Frances Payne Marion Dowelt Quietest Christine White Phil Everett The Me C halva 21 Mor.t Talented •Josephine Campbell Oskar Hansen Most Athletic Rebecca Dowell Richard Alwood Neatest Frances Payne Billy Spicer Must Popular Rosalie Pitman Richard Alwood I I 99 The McC halva Senior Statistics Alwood Richard Daniel, R.F.D. 2, Rox 21, Charlottesville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’47, Secretary-Treasurer, ’47; Hi-Y, ’44-’47, Chaplain, ’47; 4-H Club, ’44-’46, Presi- dent, ’46; Basketball, ’44-’47, Co-Captain, ’47; Baseball, ’45-’47, Co-Captain, ’47; Boxing, ’46; Safety Patrol, ’46-’47, Lieutenant, ’47; 1st Place Vocal Soloist, Music Festival, ’46; Winner School Prose Reading Contest for Boys, ’45; State Prose Reading Contest, Distinguished Rating, ’46; Winner ot State Prose Reading Contest for Boys, ’47; May Court Escort, ’45-’47 ; Sports Editor, McChalva, ’47; Senior Play, ’47; Forest Fire Fighting, Assistant Cred Leader, ’46-’47 ; Bus Driver, ’46-’47. Campbell, Josephine Dare, Sunset Avenue, Charlottesville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’47, Secretary, Pianist, ’46, Vice-President, ’47; Sophomore r ’lass Secretary, ’45; Junioi Class Vice-President, 46; Senior Class Secretary, ’47; Student Council, ' 44-’45; Manager of Basketball Team, ’46-’47 ; Assistant Editor of McChalva, ’46-’47 ; Bus Monitor, ’46-’47 ; Cheerleader, ’46-’47; Safety Patrol, ’47, Lieutenant, ’47; Winner of School Prose Reading Contest for Girls, ’45; Winner School Prose Reading Contest for Girls, ’46; Winner County Prose Reading Contest for Girls, ’45; Winner of School Poetry Reading Contest for Girls and Boys, ’47; Grade Editor of Mc- Intirian, ’45; 1st Place Winner of Vocal Solo at Music Festival, ’46; May Court, ’46; Senior Play, ’47; Secretary of Discussion Group for District S.C.A. Convention, ’46; Delegate to State S.C.A. Convention, ’47; Usher for Senior Play, ’46. Coleman, Ronald Rea, Rio Road, Charlottesville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’45; 4-H Club, ’44-’46; Recreation Club, ’44; Hi-Y, ’45-’47, Treasurer, ’46; Sopho- more Class President, ’45; Junior Class President, ’46; Safety Patrol, ’46; Basketball, ’46-’47 ; Rally Day, ’45; May Day Escort, ’45-’46; Senior Play, ’47; Buildings and Grounds Committee, ’47. Conley, Robert Lee, Jr., R.F.D. 1, Box 34a, Charlottesville, Virginia. Recreation Club, ’44-’45, President, ’45; Baseball, ’45-’47 ; D.O. Class, ’46-’47 ; Assistant Reporter of McChalva, ’47. Danner, Dorothy Louise, 511 Carlton Avenue, Charlottesville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’45; 4-H Club, ’44-’45, President, ’45; Student Council, ’45-’46; Safety Patrol, ’45; Sophomore Class Treasurer, ’45; May Court, ’44-’45; Rally Dav Captain, ’45; Basketball, ’45 and ’47; D.O. Class, ’46-’47. Douglass, Mary Anne, Ruekersville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’45-’46; Hi-Y, ’46-’47, Secretary, ’47; McChalva Staff, ’47; Senior Play, ’47; D.O. Class, ’47. Dowell, Iris Opal, Keswick, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’45; Senior Play, ’47; D.O. Class, ’45-’47. Dowell, Marion Hope, Burnleys, Virginia. Recreation Club, ’45; Baseball, ' 45; D.O. Class, ’46-’47. Dowell, Effie Rebecca, Cismont, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’47, Treasurer, ’46; 4-H Club, ’44; Hi-Y Club, ’47; Basketball, ’44-’47, Co-Cap- tain, ’47; Softball, ’46; Chief Typist of McChalva, ’47; Senior Play, ’46-’47. Fox, Steve Watson, Proffit, Virginia. Woodland Echo, ’40-’42, Art Editor, ’40-’42 ; Manager, ’42; Basketball, ’40-’41; Baseball, ’40-’41 ; Boxing, ’40-’41; Agriculture Class, ’41-’42, Treasurer, ’41, Vice-President, ’42; TI. S. Army (Infan- try), ’42-’46; Art Editor of McChalva, ’47; D.O. Class, ’47. Garrett, James Maxwell, 305 E. Market Street, Charlottesville, Virginia. Recreation Club, ’44; Glee Club, ’45; D.O. Class, ’46-’47. Gentry, Robert Andrew, Pantops, Charlottesville, Virginia. Recreation Club, ’44-’45, Secretary, ' 45; 4-H Club, ' 44; Boxing, ’44-’46; Hi-Y Club, ' 46; D.O. Class, ’46-’47. Glassgo, Robert Edward, 303 Riverside Avenue, Charlottesville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44; Hi-Y Cl ' ib, ’45-’46; D.O. Class, ’46-’47. Harlow, Anna Jane, Barboursville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’47; 4-H Club, ’44-’46; Hi-Y Club, ’47; Basketball, ’46-’47; Softball, ’46-’47; Safety Patrol, ’46-’47; Senior Play, 46. The McChalva 23 Harris Arthur Rufus, Eastham Route, Charlottesville, Virginia. Chess Club, ' 44; Recreation Club, ' 45; Arts and Crafts Club, ’46; Literary Club, ’47; Science Club, ’47; President, ’47; Freshman Class Secretary, ’44; Student Council, ’45-’47, Secretary, ’47; Debating Team, ’46-’47 ; Scholarship Cup Team, ’46-’47, Winner, ’46. Jackson, Lina Vaiden, Box 1402, University, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’47 ; Music Festival, ’46; Publications Club, ’47; Senior Play, ’47; Typist of Handbook, ’47. Long, Harold Linwood, Keswick, Virginia. Hi-Y Club, ’41-’42, and ’44 and ’47, Secretary, ’42; Senior Class President, ’47; U. S. Navy, ’44- ’46; Senior Play, ’47; Assistant Business Manager of McChalva, ’47; D.O. Class, ’47. Mann, Auburn Page, R.F.D. 3, Charlottesville, Virginia. Recreation Club, ’44-’45: Arts and Crafts Club, ’46, Vice-President, ’46; Hi-Y Ulub, ’47; Boxing, 44 and ’46; Freshman Class treasurer, ' 44; Forest Fire Fighting, ’45-’47, Crew Leader, ’46-’47; Basketball, ' 47; Manager of Baseball Team, ’47; Senior Play, ’47. Marks, Iris Ardella, 1106 Monticello Road, Charlottesville, Virginia. Recreation Club, ’43; Glee Club, ’43-’44; 4-II Club, ’43-’44; Basketball, ’ 4 3 - ’ 4 5 and ’47; D.O. Class. ’45-’47; Senior Play, ’46-’47 : Girls Sports Editor of McChalva, ’47. Pace, Mary Louise, Proffit, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’47, Secretary, ’46; Hi-Y Club, ’47; Senior Play, ’46; Circulation Manager of Mc- Chalva, ’47. Payne, Susan Frances, Bnnlora, Box 144, Charlottesville, Virginia. District Spelling Contest, ’46; Publications Club, ’47, Secretary and Copy Editor, ’47; Assistant Typist of McChalva, ’47; Senioi Play, ’47; Buildings and Grounds Committee, 47; Softball Team, ' 4(3; Captain of Rally Day Team, ’46. Pitman, Rosalie Virginia. Route 2, Charlottesville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’45-’47, President, ’47; Hi-Y Club, ’45-’47, Secretary, ’46, President, ’47; 4-H Club, ’45; Safety Patrol, ’45-’47, Captain, ’47; Basketball, ’45-’47, Co-Captain, ’47; Softball, ’46; School Public Speaking Contest, ’45; County Public Speaking Contest, ’46; May Court, ’45-’46, Maid of Hon- or ’46 ; Junior Class Treasurer, ’46 ; Senior Class Vice-President, ’47; Publications Club, Typist of Handbook, ’47; Mclntirian, ’46; Music Festival, ’46; Editor-in-Chief of McChalva, ’47; Senior Play, ’47; Delegate to District S.C.A. Convention, ’45; Broadus Wood School, ’44. Powell, Claude William, Barboursville, Virginia. Recreation Club, ’44-’45; Baseball, ’45-’47 ; D.O. Class, ’45-’47. Roark, Mary Lorraine, R.F.D. 3, Box 2, Charlottesville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’45; 4-H Club, ’44; Dramatic Club, ’45; Science Club, ’46; Literary Club, ’47; Senior Play Usher, ’47. Spicer, William E., Jr., Keswick, Virginia. Glee Club, ’42-’44 and ’47, Officer, ’43, Vice-President, ’44; 4-H Club, ’42-’44. Treasurer, ’43, President, ’44; Hi-Y, ’47; Baseball, ’42-’44, and ’47; Basketball, ’44; Boxing Manager, ’44; Senior Play, ’47 ; U. S. Army Air t urce, ’45-’46. Taylor, Leonard Jackson, Riverside Street, Charlottesville, Virginia. Hi-Y, ’44-’46; Baseball, 45-’47 ; Basketball, ’46; D.O. Class, ’47; Senior Play, ’47. Thayer, Barbara Louise, Eastham Route, Charlottesville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’47 ; 4-H Club, ’44-’46; Song Leader, ’45; S.C.A. Club Convention, ’44-’46; Pro- gram Committe, ’45; Softball, ’44-’45; Basketball, ’45 and ’47; Winning Scholarship Cup Team, ’46; Debating Team, ’47; Chief Reporter of McChalva, ’47; Senior Play, ’47; Delegate to State S.C.A. Convention, ’47. Toms, Audrey Trevelyan, Route 1, Charlottesville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’41-’47; Senior Play Usher, ’47. Watkins, Joyce Miller, Gordonsville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’44-’47 ; Hi-Y Club, ’45-’47, Treasurer, ’45-’47; Freshman Class Vice-President, ’44- ’47; Senior Class Treasurer, ' 47; Student Council, ’44; Grade Editor of McChalva, ’47- Senior Play, ’47. White, Christine Elizabeth, R.F.D. 1. Charlottesville, Virginia. Glee Club, ’45-’46; Publications Club, ’45-’47 ; Grade Editor, ’47; Softball, ’46; Assistant Typist of McChalva, ’47; Typist of Handbook, ’47. 24 The McChalva Senior Play First Row (left to r,ght ) : Rosalie Pitman. Ronald Coleman, Richard Alwood, Jose- phine Campbell, Anna Harlow, Rebecca Dowell, Mary Roark, Leonard Taylor, Iris Marrs, Lina Jackson, Frances Payne, Joyce Watkins, Barbara Thayer, Mary Anne Douglass. Second Roiv : Page Mann, Billy Spicer, Miss Morris, Linwood Long. Center: Iris Dowell. “Strictly Formal”, a comedy in three acts written by William Davidson and directed by Miss Morris was a very successful production. This hilarious comedy kept the entire audience thrilled and in suspense during the production. The story of the play is very realistic. The ultimate aim of each girl in the cast was to persuade any high school boy to ask her to the Junior-Senior dance. THE CAST ■lane, who hasn’t a date for the dance Sally, her best friend Agnes, the maid of all work Andrew Cutler, Jane’s father Nettie Cutler, her mother Mr. Ahern, a neighbor Jim, Sally’s boy-friend Rose Tilton, who gets the mumps Mrs. Tilton, her mother Josie Tilton, her kid sister Elroy, who likes to put the shot George, whom Jane is sweet on Murcia, a triple-threat from New York Cindy Collins, a girl with ideas Marilyn, who is “after” Elroy Lt. Boh Cunningham, of the Air Force Rosalie Pitman Josephine Campbell Lina Jackson Linwood Long Frances Payne Leonard Taylor Richard Alwood Barbara Thayer Joyce Watkins Iris Dowell Page Mann Ronald Coleman Iris Marrs Map.y Anne Douglass Rebecca Dowell William Spicer The McChalva Senior Snaps 26 The McChalva First Row (loft to right): Ruby Coil. ns. Helen Kirby, Evelyn Conley, Thelma Smith, Elsie Underwood, Rachel Frazier, Join Haggard, Nellie Rhodes, Laura Johnson. Second Row: Fiances Lynch, Robert Butler, Mary Jane Lewis, Marion Walters, Ruby Goodman, Jean Watkins, Edward Ladd. Third Row: Franklin Fitzgerald, Eunice Shifflette, Lyndall Pugh, Virginia Hogan, Katherine Guiff, Mary Marrs, Richard Scott. Fourth Row: Barbara Odend’hal, Jean Striblirg, Dorothy Dunn, Hugh Scott, Wil- liam Downer, Robert Raynor. Fifth Row: Jane Harris, Oliver Thacker, Clyde Hunt, Edward Leftwich, Mrs. Houston, Robert Seiler, Edward Gibson. Not in Picture: An i Giannini, Ruby Harris. Junior Home Room . . . Mrs. Houston OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Franklin Fitzgerald . Edward Leftwich Eunice Shifflette . Richard Scott Motto: “The best is the limit” Colors: Fuchsia and White Flower: White Rose The McChalva 27 Sophomore Class First Row ( left to right): Kathleen Norford. Blair Taylor, Ida Collins, Helen Carver, Anna Goodwin, Margaret Mundy, Millicent Mundy, Nancy Pace, Patricia Edwards, Willard Wood, James Davis, Truman Madison. Second Row: Joan Toms, Betty Lou Scruggs, Helen DePriest, Ruby Hall, Joanne Blinco, Doris Pugh, Jean Tyler Campbell, Beulah Pearce, Lucille Harlow, Irene Miller, Helen Finch, Mrs. Matthews. Third Row: Samuel Mahanes, Barbara Cash, Victoria Sharp, Eleanor Penn, Dor- othy Hite, Janet Davis, Clarence Wetsel, Sallie Maupin, Frances Clemmer, Betty Anne Raynor, Barbara Hartman. Fourth Row : Forrest Glassgo, Ann Early Richard Goodwin, Herbert Humphrey, Raymond Eppard, Frank Holloway, Richard Wingfield, Anne Goodall. Not in Picture: Richard LaFon, Estes Lynch, Nelson Underwood, Eail Williams, Nellie Sprouse, Mildred Melton, Ruby Sprouse. Sophomore Homeroom . Mrs. Matthews OFFICERS President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . . Frank Holloway . Margaret Mundy . . Dorothy Hite Earl Williams Motto: “Hitch your wagon tc a star” Colors: Green and White 28 The McChalva Freshman Class (Section A) First Row (left to eight): Charles West, Helen Roark, Barbara Norford, Elizabeth Birckhead, Gladys Dollins, Frank Grisssinger, Joyce A. Dodd, Magdalene Short, Anne Conley. Second Row: Lewis Gardner, Jean Deavers, Miss Peak, Dorothy Kirtley, Barbara Wilkerson, Mary A. Clemmer, Anne Reitelbach, Lillie Mae White, Violet Powell, Catherine Mawyer. Third Row: James Wilson, Lewis Wilkerson, Curtis Thacker, Silas Short, James Thacker, Clyde Allen. Fourth Row: Ruth Via, Benny Templeton, John Salmon. OFFICERS President ELIZABETH BlRCKHEAP Vice-President Betty Brooking Sec return Barbara Norford Treasurer MARY ALICE CLEMMER ( ' lass Colors: Red and White Flower: Rose The McChalva 29 Freshman Class (Section B) Fiist Row (left to right): Pauline Sherrill, Anita Meeks, Cornelia Melton, Donald Thayer, Randolph Payne, Mac Armstrong, Tommy Wolfe, Carroll Kirby. Second Row: Frances McCann, Purcell Ladd, Jack Ripley, Edna Tomlin, Marion Payne, Roger Spencer. Third Row: Betty Collins, Virgie Sherrill, June Driskill, Herman Eppard, Grover Ladd, Woody Price, Allan Garrison. Fourth Row: Jacqueline Lively, Mary Haney, Oppie Dowell, Virginia Lamb, Joan Hite, Buddy Pitman. Not in Picture: Evelyn Gibson, Kathleen Street, Cecil Dollins, Melvin Lynch, Layton McCann, Leo Pugh, Edward Reitelbach, Willie Collier, Jacob Baber. OFFICERS President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Tommy Wolfe . . Woody Price . . Joan Hite Edna Tomlin Class Color : Red and Blue 30 The McChalva The McChalva 31 Seventh Grade Teacher Miss HOLSINGER First Roiv (left to right): Jacob Marshall Ralph Holsinger, Eddie Everett, Mabel Sprouse, Mary Eppard, Eleanor Ann Wiatt, Dan Finch. Second Row: Dan Clancy, Robert McDaniel, James Root, Lillian Carver, Garnett Gatlin, Virgie Morris, Thelma Driskill. Third Roiv: Pansy Sharp, James Hicks, Lee Wynn, Marguerite Goodwin, Janet King, Laura Blackwell, Steve Brunton. Fourth Roiv: Miss Holsinger, James Mann, Joyce Mundie, Aubrey Goode. Not in Picture: Laura Wheeler. Teacher Mrs. Fray First Row (left to right): Henry Patterson, Olin Martin, Dorothy Davis, Margaret tayne, Hazel Patterson, Margaret Lawson, La Verne Harris, Norman Spencer. Marvin Spencer. Second Roiv: Christine Eppard, Marion Bickers, Bernice Foxx, Lucy Rhodes, Ozella Hicks, Joyce Clements. Third Row: Thomas Underwood, Oscar Forsberg, Preston Nelms, Jr., Mary Mc- Cauley, Mrs. Fray. Fourth Row: Thomas Wetsel, Leonar d Hartman, Edward Marks, Franklin Glass, Jr., Clinton Hutchinson. 32 The McC halva The McChalva Sixth Grade Teacher . Mrs. Early First Row (left to tight): Melvin Sprouse, Andrew Branham, George Thayer, John Lawson, Catherine Howard, Margaret LaFon, Venita Robinson, Grade Conley. Second Row: Estelle Branham, Jane Dodd, Thomas Blue, Jane Harlow, Melvin Blincoe, Betty Harlow, Mildred Powell, Dewey Hicks. Third Row: Eunice Sprouse, Jean Powell, Frances Harris, Robert Smith, Karen Nuttycombe, Earl Robinson, Bezree Robinson, Jane Dudley. Fourth Row: Phyllis Mawyer, Mrs. Early, Barbara Allen, Charlotte Powell, Reuben Wood, Mickey Cox, Sterling Napier. Fifth Row: John Haley, Clarence Sharp, Clay Hoke, John McCauley, Frazier Toms, Marvin Sprouse, Carlyle Gentry. Fifth Grade Teacher ....... Miss Nqrford First Roiv (left to right): Betty Anne Clements, Janice Gimbert, Thomas Wing- field, Nora Brumheller, Jacqueline Edwards, Edna Kidd, Martha Waylard, Charles Pollard. Second Row: Earl Lamb, Barbara Hite, Louise McCauley, Nancy Desmond, Otela Catlett, Phyllis Melton, Josephine Markwood, John Ripley, Allen Birkhead. Third Row: Warren Davis, Mainard Glass, Anita Graham, Arthur McGiffin, Wil- liam Hutchinson, David Gardner, Earl Harlow, Howard Harris. Fourth Row: Pauline Harlow, Barbara Brown, Richard Early, James Shifflett, John Moore, Mary Sprouse, June Johnson, Miss Norford. Not in Picture: Marie Lively, Virginia Gardner, Donald Lawson. 34 The McChalva The McChalva 35 Fourth and Fifth Grades Teacher Miss Tomko First Row (left to right): Lewis McCauley, Joyce Ward, Marie Vest, Elizabeth Powell, Dennis Rinker, Wayne Taylor, Connie Payne, David Scott. Second Row: Elaine Roark, Shirley Sprouse, Herbert Mundie, Betsy Crawford, Martha Taylor, Petie Hatcher, Herbert Davis, Daisy Goode. Third Row: JuanPa Hopkins, Maxine Jarrell, Rosie McCann, Betty Durham, Ran- dolph Scruggs, James Sprouse, Mary Lee Sherrill, Mabel Hensley. Fourth Roiv: Miss Tomko, Ernest Ward, Edgar Melton, Bobby Moore, Clarence Goode, Phyllis Toms, Robert Williams, Joe Dodd. Not in picture: Clyde Henry, Louise King, Henry Gardner, Doris Seay, Elnora Gentry. Third and Fourth Grades Teacher ........ Mrs. Morse First Row (left to right): Doris Davis, Blanche Blackwell, Mae Fields, Taylor Gimbert, Bobby Marshall, Carolyn LaFon, Evelyn Gibson, Kenneth Meehan. Second Row: Thomas Lamb, Ernest Berry, Howard Harlow, Shirley Estes, Char- lotte Melton, Gladys Lowry, Laura Crone, Edward Birckhead, Mary Louise Shawver. Third Roiv: Edna Napier, Joe Collins, Elaine Powell, Harold Gibson, Dawn Powell, Ruth Ann Sprouse, James Fox, Aubrey Coleman. Fourth Row: Eva Mae Lewis, Tommy Haden, George Estes, Everette Blackwell, Ellen Collins, Barbara Humphrey, Ralph Blincoe. Not in Picture: Alfred Berry, Charles Duncan, Buddy Sprouse, Fanny Goode, Dallas Gentry, Leslie Goode, Jane Clemmer, John Thomas, Elwood Thomas. 36 The McC halva The Me C halva Second and Third Grades Teacher Mrs. Carpenter First Row (left to right): Peggy Mundie, Catherine Meehan, Joyce Fox, Jean Baltimore, Sam Branham, Claudia Thayer, Dorothy Clone, Jack Roark, Lillie Sprouse. Second Row: James Taylor, Curtis Ripley, Vander Thomas, Barbara Lynch, Mary Louise White, Betty Mundie, Eva Mae Lowry, Robert Harlow. Third Rorv: Ruth Wynn, Donnie Sprouse, Warren lladen, Constance Hicks, Donald Linke, June Jarman, Sara Blue, Janet Bussinger, Ellis Frazier. Fourth Roiv: Warren Henry, Lutie Wetsel, Nezie Mae Johnson, Curtis Mundie, Freddie Sherrill, Mary Jane Mayo, Hazel Hoke, Everette Johnson. Fifth Rtnr: John Johnson, Marie Sprouse, Eugene Harris. Xot in Picture: Joyce Duncan, Billy Lynch, Frances Thomas. Third Grade Teacher Miss Cheatham First Row (left to right): Robert Karris, Emmett Marks, Charles Pugh, Paul Dudley. Second Row: Lindsay Thomas, Betty Jane Morris, Herbert Gibson, Louise Hamil- ton, Shirley Davis, Delrnos Lamb, Dorothy Lee Glass, Rosalie Peterson, Sue Philips. Third Row: Shirley Coleman, Mary Etta Hall. Harold Davis, Bernard Melton, Cecil Gardner, Lelia Morris, Ann Gardner, Janet Sprouse. Fourth Row: James Harlow, Hersehel Pollard, .Jr., Betty Gene McCauley, Cecil Hamilton, Virginia Duncan, Shirley Bishop, Billy Detamore, Shirley Harlow, Dell Collins. Fifth Row: Cheston Hall, Mary Louise Marks, Edgar Johnson, Lewis Henry, Vir- ginia Williams. Not in Picture: Ralph Harlow, Robert Wilkerson, Patricia Downer, Ethel Marrs, Suzanne Chewning, Dana Taylor. 38 The McCiialva The MoChalva 39 First and Second Grades Teacher MlSS STEVER First Row (left to right): Robert Taylor, Everette Seay, Curtis Smith, Thomas Pugh. Second Row: Shelby Sprouse, Sue Standley, Edgar Sprouse, Roy Collins, Barbara Bishop, Shirley Thacker, Melvin Lee Reynolds. Third Row: Ruby Herndon, Sarah Frances Lawson, Patricia Hicks, Thelma Lamb, James Kidd, Margaret Harlow, Marjorie Sprouse. Fourth Row: Mary Estes, Charles Coleman, Alee Dodd, William Wood, Loraine Johnson, Sue Gardner, Glaten Thacker. Fifth Roto: Miss Stever, Randolph Davis, Raymond Gardner, Shirley Durham, Patricia Clancy, Willmore Dameron, Margo Anthos. Not in Picture: Joe Clemmer, Franklin Deane, Walter Deane, Shirley Duncan, Mary Estes, Lawrences Pugh, Jr.,. Nancy Lee Pugh, Patsy Sprouse, Maxine Thomas, Joyce Mae Ward. First Grade Teacher Miss Anderson First Roiv (left to right): John Hamilton, Nancy Smith, Robert Thomas, Joyce Eggert, Cleda Pollard, Franklin Moore. Second Row: William Bishop, Elizabeth Hinkley, Joyce Price, Bernard Gibson, Carl Payne, Jacqueline McCann, Anthony Morris, Elizabeth Dudley, Shannon Gim- bert. Third Row: Marjorie Williams, Ann Allen, William Bush, Lawrence Coleman, David Morris, Fay Collins, Fay Davis, Janice Birckhead, Paul Blincoe. Fourth Row: Fay Musselman, Clyde Lynch, Rose Sprouse, David Rice, John Melton, Earl Lewis, Nancy Shisler, Ronald Buck. Not in Picture: Mary Morris, Sherman Morris, Shirley Morris. 40 The McChalva Autographs 42 The McChalva Student Council First Roiv (left to right): Fiances Haney, Victoria Sharp, Nellie Rhodes, James Davis, Mac Armstrong, Mr. Allen. Second Row: .June Driskill, Clinton Hutchinson, Steve Brunton, Edward Leftwich, Arthur Harris, Barbara Thayer. OFFICERS President . Vice-President Secretary Sponsor . . Nellie Rhodes Edward Leftwich Arthur Harris . Mr. Allen The purpose of the Student Council is to create and maintain a better understand- ing between the students and faculty. During the year of 1946-1947 the Student Council has been trying to solve prob- lems that occur among the pupils. The Student Council sent Edward Leftwich, Nellie Rhodes, Josephine Campbell, and Barbara Thayer to Richmond for the Student Coop- erative Association meeting last fall. They suggested ways to improve attendance, build- ings and grounds, recreational facilities, and school and community safety. 1 here has been a Building and Grounds Committee established by the Student Council. The Student Council has also been concerned about the attendance record of the school. The McChalva Safety Patrol First Row (left to right): Franklin Holloway. Robert Butler, Edward Leftwich, Richard Alwood, William Downer, Franklin Fitzgerald, Richard Scott. Second Roiv: Lucile Harlow, Dorothy Hite, Anna Harlow, Anne Giannini, Ruby Gollins, Jean Stribling ' , Jane Harris, Nellie Rhodes, Josephine Campbell, Rosalie Pitman. Third Row: Mr. Allen, Dr. Leavell. OFFICERS Captain . . . Lieutenant Lieutenant Sponsor . . . Rosalie Pitman Josef h t ne Campbell . Richard Alwood . . Mr. Allen The purpose of the Safety Patrol is to maintain order and understanding between students and teachers. With the Student Council as the jury, the Patrol has trials for those who disturb the peace in the school. The Patrol has been developed to a greater extent this year than in the past. 44 The McChalva McChalva Staff First Row ( left to right): Mary Anne Doug ' lass, Iris Mans, Joyce Watkins, Bar- bara Thayer, Josephine Campbell, Rosalie Pitman, William Downer, Richard Alwood, Mary Louise Pace, Rebecca Dowell, Miss Morris. Second Row: Christine White, Frances Payne, Linwood Long, Ronald Coleman, Robert Conley, Oskar Hansen. STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... A s s istu n t Edito rs-in -C h i ef Business Manager . . . Assistant Business Manage t Circulation Manager . Chief Reporter .... Assistant Reporter . Grade Editor Sports Editors .... Photography Editor Chief Typist Assistant Typists . Art Editor Assistant Art Editor . Faculty Advisors Rosalie Pitman Josephine Campbell, William Downer Linwood Long Page Mann Mary Louise Pace Barbara Thayer Robert Conley Joyce Watkins . . . . Iris Marrs, Richard Alwood Mary Anne Douglass Rebecca Dowell . . Frances Payne, Christine White Steve Fox Oskar Hansen Miss Morris, Miss Peak We bring you the story of the year in this, our McChalva. We have done our best to condense all the memorable events of this year into one volume. We hope you will turn to the McChalva with pleasure and fond recollection from time to time. The McChalva 4 . ) First Row (left to tight): Richard Scott, Franklin Fitzgerald, Barbara Odend’hal, Frances Payne, Edward Leftwic-h, Rosalie Pitman, Jane Harris, Robert Raynor, James Davis. Second Row: Miss Morris, Jean Watkins, Ruby Goodman, Helen DePriest, Barbara Cash, Helen Carver, Doris Pugh, Virginia Hogan, Katherine Guiff, Joan Haggard, Dorothy Dunn, William Downer, Miss Peak. Third Rov: : Edna Tomlin, Barbara Norford, Anne Conley, Betty Brooking. Jimmy Root, Anita Meeks, Betty Anne Collins, Lina Jackson, Mary Mans, Christine White, Fiances Lynch, Ruby Collins. OFFICERS President „ . . . . Edward Leftwich Vice-President Rosalie Pitman Secretary Frances Payne Treasurer Jane Harris Sponsors Miss Morris, Miss Peak The publications club was organized last year to create writing ability among the students and to develop oth r printing interests of the members. The two projects of the publications club were to publish a monthly paper and an annual handbook. The handbook was published this year for the first time in the school’s history. The purpose of the handbook is to educate the students and parents regarding the operation of the Mclntire School. 46 The McC halva Girls ' 4-H Club Fiist Row (left to right): Margaret Payne, Pauline Sherrill, Barbara Cash, Ruby Collins, Virgie Sherrill. Jackie Lively, Frances Haney, Joyce Dodd, La Verne Harris. Second Row: Lillian Carver, Eleanor Penn, Iris Burton, June DriskiU, Barbara Odend’hal, Mrs. Houston, Virginia Lamb, Joyce Mundy, Betty Scruggs, Joyce Clements, Frances McCann, Marguerite Goodwin, Ozella Hicks, Edna Tomlin. President Vice-President ...... Secretary .... . . Treasurer Motto: “To make the best better” OFFICERS . . . Virgie Lee Sherrill . . Charlotte Chisholm . . . Jackie Lively Mary Frances Haney Colors: Green and White Pledge: “I pledge my head to dearer thinking, My heart to greater loyalty, My hands to larger service, and My health to better living, for my club, My community and my country.” The purpose of the club is to teach better housekeeping, such as: easier and better ways for cooking, table setting, sewing and making clothes; gardening and canning. Examples of individuals projects are exhibited in the County 4-H Contest. We are very lucky this year to have with us Miss Lucy Johnson, as agent; Mrs. Clara Pace, Mrs. Alice Pace; and Mrs. Houston, as faculty sponsor. The McC halva 47 Boys ' 4-H Club First Row (left to right): Mac Armstrong, Forrest Glassgo, Edward Leftwich, Robert Butler, Richard Scott, William Downer, Lewis Wilkerson, Purcell Ladd, Charles West. Second Row: James Davis, Clarence Wetsel, Herman Eppard, Allan Garrison, Franklin Fitzgerald, Robert Pitman, Grover Ladd, Roger Spencer, Donald Thayer. OFFICERS President . Vice-President Secretary T recisurer . . . Richard Scott . William Downer Edward- Leftwich Robert Butler Motto: “To make the best better” Colors: Green and White This year there are about twenty-one boys enrolled in the club, and with the aid of our sponsor, Mr. Brumbaek, we have had a fine club, in fact, one of the best ever at Mc- Intire. During the past year the Mclntire Boys’ Club has been one of the most active clubs in the county, having had representatives at practically all the Fat Cattle Shows, at the Orange Fat Pig Show, and at almost all of the Judging Contests. 48 The McChalva Girls ' Hi-Y First Row (left to right) : .Joan Blincoe, Helen Carver, Joyce Dodd, Joyce Watkins, Nellie Rhodes, Rosalie Pitman. Second Row: Miss Peak, Victoria Sharp, Janet Davis, Jean Stribling, Ruby Good- man, Lyndall Pugh, Barbara Odend’hal, Mary Louise Pace, Mary Anne Douglass, Rebecca Dowell. Third Row: Joan Haggard, Jean Watkins, Jane Harris, Anna Harlow, Anne Giannini. OFFICERS President Vice-President . . . Secretary .... Assistant Secretary Treasurer . Sponsor . . . . . . . Rosalie Pitman . . . . Nellie Rhodes . Mary Anne Douglass . . Jean Stribling . Joyce Watkins . . Miss Peak Motto: “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character.” Colors: Green and White The Girls’ Hi-Y Club got off to a good start this year by sending two girls, Barbara Odend’hal and Joan Haggard, to our State Conference in Harrisonburg. At Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas we again sponsored the food drives, and we also presented a play at Thanksgiving entitled, “Let Us Give Thanks”. How we worked to get those programs ready ! Then, in January we began to think of our spring banquet. We prepared a buffet supper at Monticello Dairy one Saturday night to plan for it. (The meal was only an hour late.) Finally April 19th arrived and we shall never forget those umbrellas and our “Rain- bow Banquet”. We haven’t even mentioned going Christmas caroling, attending church in a body, cleaning the clinic, spring conference, but then, Hi-Y has been chock full of good times and efforts to live up to our motto. The McC halva 49 Boys ' Hi-Y First Roiv (left to right): Robert Raynor, Richard Alwood, William Downer, Franklin Fitzgerald, Robert Butler, Richard Scott, Page Mann. Second Row: James Davis, Carroll Kirby. Third Row: Ronald Coleman, Linwood Dong, Edward Leftwich, Mr. Estes, William Spicer, Franklin Holloway, Curtis Thacker. President . Vice-President Secretary T reasurer . Chaplain Sponsor OFFICERS . . Franklin Fitzgerald . . . Robert Butler . . Richard Scott . William Downer Richard Alwood . . Mr. Estes Motto: “To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character.” Colors: Red and White This year the membership of the Boys’ Hi-Y has increased greatly. New members were initiated during the month of October. The main project of the year is to build bleachers for the athletic field. Other pro- jects were collecting Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for unfortunate families in the county so that they might enjoy the holidays too. 50 The McChalva Literary Society First Row (left to right): Mrs. Adams, Jean Stribling, Margaret Mundy, Oskar Hansen, Millicent Mundy, Elizabeth Birckhead, Barbara Norford. Second Row: Anne Conley, James Davis Lillie May White, Arthur Harris, Mary Roark, Eunice Shifflett, Marion Walters, Helen Roark, Rachel Frazier. OFFICERS President Vice-President .... Secretary and Treasurer Reporter Program Committee Sponsor .... Oskar Hansen . . . Mill.tent Mundy Margaret Mundy Jean Stribling . Margaret Mundy, Jean Stribling Mrs. Adams Motto: Excelsior Colors: Green and Wnite The club has been somewhat handicapped this year due to its small size and the fact that several members belonged to other organizations that met at the same period. In spite of this, a few worthwhile things were accomplished. The activities in- cluded, among other things, the reading of prose and poetry, the writing of poems, the making of speeches, and the presenting of a play at the assembly period. It is hoped that the club will be larger next year and will be able to accomplish more. The McChalva 51 Science Club Seated (left to right): Donald Thayer, Carroll Kirby, Patricia Edwards, Arthur Harris, Randolph Payne. Lucille Harlow, Millicent Mundy. Standing: Tommy Wolfe, Oscar Forsberg, Leonard Hartman, Frank Grissinger, Oskar Hansen, E. Berkeley, Curtis Thacker, Charles West, Woody Price, Oppie Dowell, Lewis Wilkerson, Lee Hensley, Jack Ripley. Absent: Jacob Baber, Willie Collier, James Hicks, Grover Ladd, Margaret Mundy, Leo Pugh, Jacob Marshall. President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . Sponsor OFFICERS . . . Arthur Harris . Randolph Payne Patricia Edwards . Estes Lynch Mr. Berkeley P ) • og ) urn Committee : Patricia Edwards, Frank Grissinger, Carroll Kirby The Mclntire Science Club is a member of Science Clubs of America, sponsored by Science Service. Each club is permitted complete freedom in choosing its own program, but is supplied with advice and information by Science Service. Our club has followed a rather broad type of program this year. Each member has been encouraged to choose an individual project. The program of the weekly meetings has included such things as: The Use of a Microscope, A Report on Rubber, The Life and Work of Thomas A. Edison, The Life and Work of Alexander Graham Bell, and The Prin- ciple of Motion Picture Projection. During the week of February eleventh, the club observed the one hundredth anni- versary of Edison’s birth by distributing Edison posters to various school rooms. 52 The McChalva Arts and Crafts Club First Row (left to right): Mrs. Fray, Czella Hicks, Bernice Fox, Joyce Clements, Marvin Spencer, Stephen Brunton, Lillian Carver, Maggie Payne, Marion Bickers, Virgie Morris, Lillie Mae White. Second Row: Anne Reitelbach, Preston Nelms, Joyce Mundy, Mary McCauley, Marguerite Goodwin, Franklin Glass, Clinton Hutchinson, Virginia Harlow. Le Verne Harris, Thelma DriskiP, June Driskill, Jaqueline Lively, Pansy Sharp, Helen Roark, Iris Burton. Third Row: James Mann, Gladys Dollins, Oliver Martin, Dan Clancy, Norman Spencer, Jacob Marshall, Ollie Thacker, Robert Pitman, Jr., Thomas Wetsel, Robert McDaniel, Eleanor Anne Wiatt, Virgie Sherrill, Frances McCann, Ralph Hoisinger. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secrete nj-T i ca su ret • Sponsor . . . Steve Brunton . . . Clyde Hunt . Lillian Carver Mrs. Lucile Fray Motto: “Make a little do a lot.’’ The Arts and Crafts CUib has had projects in metal, glass, textile dying, quilt mak- ing. raffia work, wool, paper drawing and woodwork. Many interesting things have been developed and much fun has been had at club time. The McC halva Glee Club First Row (left to right) : Ida Mae Collins, Iren 3 Miller, Kathleen Norford, Mildred Melton, Helen Finch, Jean Campbell, Joyce Watkins, Thelma Easterling, Frances Clem- mer, Nancy Pace, Anna Goodwin, Jean Beavers, Eleanor Wyatt. Second Row : Beulaii Pearce, Mary Clemmer, Virgie Sherrill, Lina Jackson. Rebecca Dowell, Mrs. Matthews, Josephine Campbell Richard Alwood, Rosalie Pitman, Doris Pugh, Patricia Edwards, Dorothy Kirtley, Audrey Toms. Third Row: Jean Watkins, Barbara Hartman, Anna Harlow, Ruby Goodman, Mary Louise Pace, Barbara Thayer, Mary Man’s, Dorothy Hite, Joan Toms, Betty Raynor, Katherine Mawyer, Ruby Collins, Pauline Sherrill. Fourth Row: Betty Scruggs, Helen Carver, Frances Lynch, Ruby Hams, Barbara Wilkerson, Barbara Cash, Jane Harris, Joanne Haggard, Katherine Guiff, Virginia Lamb, Laura Johnson, June Driskill, Jacqueline Lively. Fifth Row: Jacob Marshall, Garnett Gatlin, Lewis Wilkerson, Robert Raynor, Franklin Fitzgerald, William Spicer, Anne Early, Dorothy Dunn, Barbara Odend’hal, William Downer, Edward Gibson, Donald Thayer, Charles West, Eddie Everett. President ..... Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor . . . OFFICERS . . . Rosalie Pitman Josephine Campbell . Richard Alwood Mrs. Matthews The Glee Club under the sponsorship of our music director, Mrs. Matthews, spon- sored a Christmas Concert for assembly and the December Parent-Teachers’ Association Meeting. In March we went to Richmond for the State Music Festival. Perhaps our biggest contribution of the year was our annual spring concert. 54 The McChalva Building and Grounds Committee Front Row (left to right): Virginia Hogan, Jean Tyler Campbell, Ronald Coleman, Marvin Spencer, Barbara Norford, Mr. Berkeley. Back Row: Woody Price, James Mann. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Senior .Junior Sophomore Freshman (Section A) . Freshmen (Section B) Seventh Grade (Room 8) Seventh Grade (Room 7) . Faculty Advisor . . Ronald Coleman . . . Virginia Hogan Jean Tyler Campbell . . Barbara Norford . . . . Woody Price . . . . James Mann . . Marvin Spencer . . . Mr. Berkeley BUILDING AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE This committee was organized in the school year 1946-47 at the request of the Stu- dent Council. It consists of homeroom committees of three members, one of whom acts as chairman and represents the room on the school committee. The purpose of this organization is to study the conditions of the building and grounds which seem to be in need of improvement and to make recommendations to the principal and the Student Co uncil as to steps which might be taken to bring about such improvements. Its further purpose is to take any action that it can itself to help bring about needed improvement in the appearance and conditions of the building and grounds and to stimulate interest among the student body in making the school more attractive. The McCiialva Activities Calendar September 2 — Registration — Classes October Basketball 4 — “Alexander Trio” — Instrumental- ists Senior Hallowe’en party for Juniors and Seniors from schools in the county State S.C.A. Conference — Thomas Jefferson II. S., Richmond November Basketball 1 — Roy Shrimplin — Magician 25 — District I Girls’ Basketball Tourna- ment, University Gym 22-24 — Hi-Y Conference — Harrisonburg December 2 — Parshall — Ventriloquist 6 — Triple-F Club Birthday Party 10 — Christmas Concert 13 — Senior Play 13— -Senior Party Prose Reading Contest Public Speaking Contest Poetry Reading Contest January Basketball 25 — Hi-Y Buffet Supper — Monticello Dairy 28 — Lewis Players — “America on Guard” Debating Contest February Basketball 14 — Senior Dance 14 — Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contest March 1 — Legion Essay Contest 8 — Legion Oratorical • ontest 28 — William Cope — Musical Entertainer Literary Contest (District) 2G — Faculty Play District S.C.A. Conference — Lane High School April 11 — Junior and Senior Tour of Wash- ington 12 — Literary Contest (Regional) Junior-Senior Party Baseball 19— Hi-Y Banquet — Monticello Hotel 25 — Track Meet — Lane High School 25 — Literary Contest (State) Univer- sity of Virginia May Baseball 1 — May Day G — Glenn Morris — Popular Scientist — “On the Beam” 26 — Rally Day — County 29 — Baccalaureate 30 — Class Day 31 — Graduation — Cabell Hall 56 The McChalva Notes 58 The McChalva Coaches Mr. James W. Estes, Miss Kendall Morris Cheerleaders Left to right — Josephine Campbell, Laura Johnson, Barbara Odend’hal, Anna Harlow, Rebecca Dowell. The McChalva 59 Girls ' Basketball Co-Captains Rebecca Dowell, Rosalie Pitman Manager Josephine Campbell Coach Miss Morris Although we lost the County Champion title and District Cham- pionship the team has been very successful as a whole. We entered the District Tournament but lost out in the semi finals by three points. We played winter basketball this year for the first time and we have thoroughly enjoyed it. We are looking forward to an even more successful year next year. First Row (left to right): Josephine Campbell, Barbara Odend’hal, Iris Marrs, Nellie Rhodes, Anna Harlow, Miss Morris. Second Row: Rosalie Pitman, Rebecca Dowell, Laura Johnson, Joan Hag- gard, Dorothy Danner. Not in Picture: Dorothy Dunn, Anne Giannini, Eunice Shifflette, Barbara Thayer. Games Mclntire vs, Mclntire vs. Mclntire vs. Mclntire vs. Mclntire vs. Mclntire vs, Mclntire vs, Mclntire vs. Mclntire vs. Mclntire vs, Mcltire vs. Mcltire vs. Mcltire vs. Mclntire vs Mclntire vs Mclntire vs Mclntire vs , Crozet Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Broadus Wood Scottsville Red Hill Stanardsville Stanardsv’lle Meriwether Lewis Fluvanna Fluvanna Fluvanna . Orange . Orange . Madison . Madison Mclntire Opponents 19 8 20 52 17 25 26 36 28 27 38 20 11 21 38 2 32 2 17 15 13 14 7 10 14 26 20 20 29 17 22 19 15 34 366 348 T otal 60 The McC halva Boys ' Basketball First Row (left to right): Richard Sect, Edward Leftwich , Robert Butler. Frank- lin Fitzgerald, Mr. Estes, Richard Alwood, William Downer, Robert Raynor. Second Row: Page Mann, Phillip Everett, John Salmon, Edward Gibson. Robert Seiler, Ollie Thacker, Allan Garrison, Samuel Mahanes, Purcell Ladd. Co-Captains Richard Alwood, Franklin Fitzgerald Manager Richard Scott Coach Mr. Estes Ihe team did not make too good a showing as far as high scoring was concerned. It was said, however, that the boys displayed excellent sportsmanship and good coopera- tion in all the games. The high scorers for the season were Richard Alwood and Franklin Fitzgerald. Richard Alwood is the only player that will graduate this semester, therefore we’re anticipating a most successful season next year. Games Mclntire Opponents Mclntire vs. Broadus Wood 12 17 Mclntire vs. Scottsville 8 26 Mclntire vs. Crozet 13 15 Mclntire vs. Greenwood 12 36 Mclntire vs. Broadus Wood 13 26 Mclntire vs. Scottsville 10 35 Mclntire vs. Stanardsville 21 12 Mclntire vs. Meriwether Lewis 14 27 Mclntire vs. Stanardsville 32 13 Mclntire vs. Orange 31 38 Mclntire vs Greenwood 30 64 Mclntire vs. Madison 19 42 Mclntire vs. Fluvanna 24 28 Mclntire vs. Greenwood 17 57 Mclntire vs. Orange 16 27 Mclntire vs. Fluvanna 21 39 Mclntire vs. Madison 21 53 Total 314 555 The McChalva 61 Boys ' Baseball First Row (left 3 right): Mr. Estes, William Spicer, Robert Butler, William Downer, Richard Alwood, Claude Powell, Page Mann. Second Row: Franklin Fitzgerald, Ed vard Gibson, Robert Conley, Edward Left- wich, Leonard Taylor, Earl Williams, Robert Raynor. Third Row: Grover Ladd, Allan Garrison Clyde Hunt, John Salmon, Phil Everett, Purcell Ladd. r l he schedule for baseball season has not been completed, but we’re anticipating a very successful season. The team has been coached by Mr. Estes. When the club was organized Richard Alwood and William Downer were elected co-captains. Page Mann, Manager, reports that the competition will be with county schools. 62 The McC halva May Court Iris Marrs May Queen Nellie Rhodes ........ Maid-of-Hono • Attendants Helen Carver Mary Anne Douglass Joan Haggard Dorothy Hite Virginia Hogan Dorothy Kirtley Jacqueline Lively Frances Payne Escorts Richard Alwood Steve Brunton Ronald Coleman William Downer Franklin Fitzgerald Edward Gibson Edward Leftwich Robert Raynor Hugh Scott William Spicer, Jr. The McChalva 63 A Year ' s Achievements STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION President Piedmont District, 1948 AMERICAN LEGION ORATORICAL CONTEST Richard A 1 wood, winner 2nd Place AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY CONTEST Nellie Rhodes, winner 2nd Place MUSIC FESTIVAL Richmond, Virginia Superior Rating 2, Plus Rating 2, Plus Rating DISTRICT LITERARY CONTEST Fluvanna High School Debating — Affirmative Team Negative Team Prose Reading — Richard Alwood Josephine Campbell REGIONAL LITERARY CONTEST Fredericksburg, Virginia Debating — Affirmative Team First Place Prose Reading — Richard Alwood First Place First Place Second Place First Place Second Place Chorus Solos — ■ Richard Alwood Josephine Campbell STATE LITERARY CONTEST University of Virginia Prose Reading — Richard Alwood, winner Debating — Affirmative Team Margaret Mundy, Millicent Mundy, First Place Superior Rating and Doris Pugh PUBLICATIONS CONTEST Washington and Lee University McChalva (Annual) Superior Rating CITY CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN CONTEST Poster — James Root First Place Essay — Eunice Shifflette Second Place Broad Jump — Franklin Fitzgerald DISTRICT “I” TRACK MEET Lane High School First Place 64 The McChalva Snapshots Acknowledgment We, of the McChalva staff, wish to thank all those persons who helped prepare this annual for publication. 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LINCOLN and MERCURY MOTOR CARS 416 WEST MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 1584 Q O o o o 3000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ' o o o o o | COMPLIMENTS 0 1 MODEL STEAM I LAUNDRY COMPLIMENTS OF oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc 300000000000000000000000000000000000000 o o O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o PHONE 250 401-409 WEST MAIN STREET Charlottesville Virginia o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Jameson College Book Store o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o cm University of Virginia oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc 3000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ' o o o o o o o o o o o o § COMPLIMENTS § o o 8 of 8 o o o o o o § Settle Tire § o o o o o o o o 8 AND 8 o o o o o o o _ __ o § Supply Company § o o o o o o o o o o 3 O § U. S. ROYAL TIRES § o o o o o o o o o o o o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o n PHONE 1400 AMBULANCE SERVICE AT ALL HOURS M. C. HILL FUNERAL HOME o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 8 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o COMPLIMENTS O F lie Q riddle “Good as the Best” o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ' oooooooocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo O W o o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Motor Specialty Co. TENTH AND MAIN STREETS PHONE 252 CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA o o o Preddy s Funeral Home 909 WEST MAIN STREET CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 808 FRANK B. 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TUEL Jeweler WATCH REPAIRING ★ PHONE 253 104 SOUTH FIRST STREET CHARLOTTESVILLE - VIRGINIA Between Main and Water Streets OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC ' y o Q 0 Q o o Q Q o Q o o o o o o o o COMPLIMENTS 0 F Pur-i- tee ICE CREAM Next to The Lafayette Q Q O O O oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo y 8 o o o o o o o o o o o COMPLIMENTS 0 F SENIORS OF ’47 o o o o o o o o OCX)QOQOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCCU OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o National Trailways Bus System o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Serving Virginia and the Nation TELEPHONE: CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 333 (EnngratulattDtta to the (Class of ' 47 Jarmans Incorporated STATION EPS PRINTERS - OFFICE OUTFITTERS — GIFTS 206-10 E . 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