McIntire High School - McChalva Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1948 volume:

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Introduction We, as high school students, have seen our country in four very important years of her history, each one having direct effect upon us. From the full wartime production through the gradual return to peacetime operations, we have known 'well-rationing, price control, and lastly, climbing prices. These periods, however, will be thoroughly covered by the story books of our nation for all to study. Therefore, we have not attempted to bring such changing times into our book, but the aim has been to record briefly a very special and private history of the year 1947-48 at Mclntire. If the MCCHALVA can fulfill in a small way this purpose, we shall count it a success. page fam MCCHALVA J N Faculty dnd Administration i Seated, left to right: Miss Norford, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Early, Mr. Trent, Miss Sadler, Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Wehrle, Miss Anderson. Sfamling: Miss Holsinger, Miss Cheatham, Mrs. Fray, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Houston, Mr. Estes, Mr. Clark, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Matthews, Miss France, Miss Morris, Miss Wood. GRADE SCHOOL Name Room Number Subjects or Grade Taught, MISS ANDERSON MRS. WEHRLE MRS. CARPENTER MISS CHEATHAM MISS SADLER MRS. FRAY MRS. MORSE MRS. WATSON MISS NORFORD MRS. EARLY MISS HOLSINGER MRS. HOUSTON MRS. MATTHEWS MISS FRANCE MISS MORRIS MRS. JONES MR. ESTES MISS WOOD MR. TRENT 1 2 3 4 5 5 6 7 11 12 First Grade First and Second Grades Second Grade Third Grade Both have third and fourth gradesg Miss Sadler also teaches remedial reading, Mrs. Fray teaches Eighth Grade English and High School Physical Education. Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth and Sixth Grades Sixth Grade HIGH SCHOOL 8 9 10 13 14 Laboratory Seventh Grade and Physical Education Guidance Counsellor, History, Latin Music, History Math, English, Physical Education Business Education, Physical Education Science, English Diversified Occupations, Guidance Counsellor Office Secretary Principal MCCHALVA page fu e Table of Contents PAGE I. Faculty and Administration .......... 5 II. Classes Senior Class ..4.......,. S Senior Statistics ......, 14 Senior Snaps ...,,... 18 Junior Class .,.,........ 19 Sophomore Class .,..,.... ,,., 2 0 - Freshman Class l........ ,,,, 2 1 Freshman Class .,..i.... 22 III. Activities Student Council .,.,,..., 24 Safety Patrol .... ,..,.. . .. 25 Hi-Y ., ....,....... ,, ,..l,,.. 26 4-H ..l.,....l..,,.............., 27 MCCHALVA Staff ......... 28 Publication ..,...4,..,...... ,... 2 9 Arts and Crafts .....,,. 30 Literary Club .,..,..l,. 31 Glee Club ..,.......l. . 32 IV. Sports Boys' Basketball .......4. 34 Girls' Basketball .....,.,. 35 Baseball ...... ,.,...., . .. 36 V. Miscellaneous Snaps ,...,.......,..,., .... 3 7 Senior Mirror ,......... ..., 3 8 Calendar for year ...,... .... 4 C E Glen 1948 Seu.fecl: Fitzgerald, Scott Sfm1rIing.' B. Raynor, Downer OFFICERS President . . . .... . FRANKLIN FITZGERALD Vice-PIresidef11t . . WILLIAM DOWNER Secretafry . . BOBBY RAYNOR To'e0szIm'e0' . . . DICK SCOTT Sprmsm' . . MISS FRANCE Motto: The best is the limit Colmas: Flozrer: Fuchsia and White White Rose 'mga' fright MCCHALVA 4 L' ,. ROBERT LEE BUTLER RUBY LEE COLLINS JOHN PHILLIP EVERETT EVELYN MAE CONLEY WILLIAM BENTON DOWNER, JR. JAMES FRANKLIN FITZGERALD Lnvfb' LLJ9, A 5 I , 'D ,.l..4 f - A ADDIE RACHEL FRAZIER RUBY ADELAIDE GOODMAN If UPU iz: M CCHALVA page nine I A wp,W ANNE DRUSALINE GIANNINI EDWARD CARL GIBSON KATHERINE IDA GUIFF JOAN ELIZABETH HAGGARD WANDA JANE HARRIS , RUBY LOUISE HARRIS VIRGINIA GEORGE HOGAN CLYDE DANIEL HUNT Page iw MGCHALVA LAURA MAXINE JOHNSON HELEN LOUISE KIRBY SAMUEL EDWARD LE FTWICH EDWARD WASHINGTON LADD, JR. MARY JANE LEWIS THELMA FRANCES LYNCH MARY ELIZABETH MARRS JOHN HUGH MORRIS MCCHALVA pa e e 'X R' hifi? i Q ,AA . A A. ,R fx Wm' K 'K C ' f 6 Qian! 6-lil? J . I , Q , I' i 1 .Yxul-I' 1 3424! L . nj' ' u jn,'j ll rt., V JL!-4lf.,-'q14YLj-. ',,':1A04,'f:K F 1 vu ' ' . ' ' I ' Q h 4 Q K' BARBARA CAROLINE ODEND'HAL +314M,'l,2f +A'-1 1,4.m.w- . T ' L ' JA. .-r2.Mws1W M' W . 2 R- ' ' LYNDALL EDITH PUGH ' lm ' hi Swim' A 13, . A ROBERT cooK RAYNOR NELLIE MAE RHODES RICHARD REA SCOTT THOMAS HUGH SCOTT ROBERT HENRY SEILER EUNICE MARIE SHIFFLETTE pnge twelve MCCHALVA BERTHA JEAN STRIBLING OLLIE THOMAS THACKER, JR. BARBARA LOUISE THAYER ELSIE MYRTLE UNDERWOOD JEAN LOIS WATKINS MARION PRESTON WALTERS R J A. . 'E fs' K plQ?41y!.k2!,lll'4A'T' I LTA? if Y VA ,i 1 Wi fly! :ij MCCHALVA ,, qw V . A ,::, i -I - l 'wp if nw MJ? M ' 5 R' X A J I 5: 'QA' .3 , , my b 17 4' page thirteen Senior Statistics ROBERT LEE BUTLER 4-H Club 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 35 Hi-Y Club 1, Secretary 2, Vice- President 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Forest Fire Fighter 2,3,45 Track Team 2,3,45 Safety Patrol 3,4, Lt.5 Class Secretary 25 MCCHALVA 45 Senior Play 4. Y RUBY LEE COLLINS Recreation Club 15 4-H Club Secretary 1,2,35 Glee Club 35 Arts and Crafts Club 25 Safety Patrol 2,35 Publication Club 3. EVELYN MARIE CONLEY , Recreation Club 15 Publication Club 25 D. O. 3,4. WILLIAM BENTON DOWNER, JR. Recreation Club 15 Forest Fire Fighter 1,2,3,45 Baseball Asst. Manager 1, Manager 2, Co-Captain 3,45 4-H Club 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 35 Boxing 1,25 Hi-Y Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 45 Safety Patrol 2,3, Captain 45 Basket- ball 2,3,45 May Day Escort 2,35 Glee Club 35 Mclntirian Sport Editor 35 MC- CHALVA Asst. Editor 3,45 Class Vice-President 45 President, 4. DOROTHY ARLENE DUNN Broadus Wood 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Publication Club Art Editor 25 Basketball 3. JOHN PHILLIP EVERETT 4-H Club 15 Recreation Club 15 Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Track 45 Forest Fire Fighter 3,4. JAMES FRANKLIN FITZGERALD Student Council 1, Secretary 25 President Class 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3, Co- Captain 45 Safety Patrol 2,3,45 Recreation Club Vice-President 25 Baseball 2,3,4, Manager 15 4-H Club 2,35 Hi-Y Club 2, President 3, Chaplain 45 Literary Club Treasurer 35 May Day Escort 2,35 Asst. Editor of Mclntirian 35 Glee Club 35 Senior Play 45 S.C.A. 35 MCCHALVA Staff 45 Winner District I Broad Jump 3. ADDIE RACHEL FRAZIER Glee Club 1,25 Literary Club 35 D.O. 4. RUBY ADELAIDE GOODMAN A Glee Club 2,35 Hi-Y Club 3,45 Publication Club 3,45 Recreation Club 15 4-H Club 1,2. ANNE DRUSALINA GIANNINI 1 Student Council 1,25 Safety Patrol 1,2,35 Mclntirian Staff 15 Glee Club 15 4-H Club Vice-President 1,25 Hi-Y Club 2,35 D.O. 45 Basketball 3. EDWARD CARL GIBSON Recreation Club 1,25 4-H Club 15 Arts and Crafts Club 35 Hi-Y Club 45 Chorus 35 May Day Escort 35 D.O. 4. page fourteen MCCHALVIQ KATHERINE IDA GUIFF Glee Club 1,2,35 Literary Club 15 Publication Club 2,35 Handbook Staff 35 D.O. 4. JOAN ELIZABETH HAGGARD Hi-Y Club Vice-President 1,2, President 3, Vice-President 45 4-H Club 1,25 Secretary Class 25 Glee Club 2,35 Publication Club 35 May Court 1,2,35 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Handbook Staff 3. RUBY LOUISE HARRIS Glee Club 1,2,35 4-H Club 1,25 D.O. 4. WANDA JANE HARRIS 4-H Club 15 Glee Club Secretary 1, Treasurer 25 Arts and Crafts Club 25 Debating 2,35 Safety Patrol 2,3,45 Hi-Y Club 3,45 MCCHALVA Staff 35 Publica- tion Club Treasurer 3. VIRGINIA GEORGE HOGAN Barboursville High School 1,2. Mclntirez Hi-Y Club 45 Publication Club 35 May Court 35 Cheerleader 45 Senior Play 4. ' LAURA MAXINE JOHNSON Glee Club 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 15 Hi-Y Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 25 D.O. 45 Senior Play 45 Business Manager of MCCHALVA 4. HELEN LOUISE KIRBY Arts and Crafts Club 15 4-H Club 25 D.O. 3,4. EDWARD WASHINGTON LADD, JR. 4-H Club 1,25 Recreation Club 15 D.O. 3,4. SAMUEL EDWARD LEFTWICH Greenwood: 1. McIntire: 4-H Club Vice-President 2, Secretary 35 Safety Patrol 3,45 Publica- tions Club President 35 Student Council Vice-President 3,45 Vice-President Home- room 35 Hi-Y Club 3,45 Baseball 2,3, Co-Captain 45 Student Council Richmond 3, Fredericksburg 45 Forest Fire Fighting 3,45 Basketball 3,45 May Queen Escort 2,35 Debate 35 Senior Play 45 Editor-in-Chief, MCCHALVA 4. MARY JANE LEWIS Glee Club 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 1,25 Publication Club 45 Literary Club 45 Arts and Crafts Club 2. THELMA FRANCES LYNCH Glee Club 1,2,3, President 45 4-H Club 15 Publication Club 1,25 Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 2. MCCHALVA page fifteen MARY ELIZABETH MARRS Glee Club 1,2,33 Publications Club 3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 4g Hand- book Staff 3. JOHN HUGH MORRIS Broadus Wood High School: 4-H Club Secretary 23 Basketball 2,33 Class Secretary 23 Class Reporter 33 District Dramatics Contest 33 Baseball 2,3. Mclntire High School: Basketball 43 Hi-Y 43 Fire Fighter 4g Senior Play 43 Baseball 4. BARBARA CAROLINE ODEND'HAL Hi-Y Club 2,3, Treasurer 43 4-H Club Treasurer 1, President 2,33 Debate 1,23 Glee Club 1,2,33 Literary Club 1,2,3j Cheerleader 1,2,33 Editor-in-Chief McIn- tirian 3g Publication Club 33 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Softball 1,23 Senior Play 43 MCCHALVA Staff 43 Handbook Staff 3. LYNDALL EDITH PUGH Glee Club 13 4-H Club 13 Arts and Crafts Club 23 Hi-Y Club 3,43 Publica- tions Club 43 Basketball 4. ROBERT COOK RAYNOR Crozet High School: Class President 1,2,33 Glee Club 1,2,33 Baseball 1,23 Basketball 2,33 Public Speaking 2,33 Cotillion Club 2,3. Mclntire High School: Hi-Y Club 3, Secretary 43 Baseball 3,43 Basketball 3, Co-Captain 43 Glee Club 3g Publications Club 33 Editor Handbook 33 Public Speaking 3,43 Track Team 3,43 Class Secretary 43 MCCHALVA Staff 43 Safety Patrol 43 May Court 33 Scholarship Team 3,43 Senior Play 4. NELLIE MAY RHODES Glee Club 13 Debate 13 4-H Club 1, Hi-Y Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4g May Court 2,31 Safety Patrol 2,3,43 Debate 23 Basketball 2,3,43 Student Council President 3,43 Co-Editor Mclntiriom 4g Essay Contest Winner 3. RICHARD REA SCOTT Hi-Y Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 43 4-H Club 1, Secretary 2,3, Presi- dent 43 Chess Club 1, Publications Club 33 Glee Club 1,23 Safety Patrol 2,3,43 Forest Fire Fighter 2,3,4: Senior Play 43 Mclntirian Staff 33 Basketball Man- ager 3,43 Class Treasurer 3,4. THOMAS HUGH SCOTT ROBERT HENRY SEILER Lane High School: 1,2. Mclntire High School: Basketball 3,43 Arts and Crafts Club 33 Hi-Y Club 43 Track Team 3,43 Baseball 4. EUNICE MARIE SHIFFLETTE Glee Club 13 Debate Team 23 Class Secretary 3g Scholarship Team 3,43 Publi.: Speaking 33 Basketball 33 Publications Club 4g Co-Editor Mclntirian 4. page siarteen MCCHALVA BERTHA J EAN STRIBLING Recreation Club 15 Student Council 1,25 Arts and Crafts Club 25 4-H Club 25 Debating 25 Safety Patrol 3,45 Literary Club 25 Hi-Y Club 3,45 Public Speaking 35 Mclntirian Staff 45 Literary Club Secretary-Treasurer 45 Hi-Y Club Secre- tary 45 Basketball 4. THOMAS OLIVER THACKER, JR. Recreation Club 35 Hi-Y Club 45 Basketball Manager 45 Arts and Crafts Club 35 Recreation Club Treasurer 15 Baseball 4. BARBARA LOUISE THAYER Post Graduate. ELSIE MYRTLE UNDERWOOD 4-H Club 1, Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club 25 D.O. 4. JEAN LOIS WATKINS Glee Club 1,2,35 4-H Club 15 Arts and Crafts Club 25 Hi-Y Club 3,45 Publi- cations Club 3,4. MARION PRESTON WALTERS Glee Club 1,25 Arts and Crafts Club 25 Literary Club 3,45 Publications Club 4. MCCHALVA page seventeen +4 41 ,-nn K Aga, ,gg 532422 1 F: w Fl' f xx e I I v I . By Kei bi 'rr-1 ' . 90-fi! ' . '. ,1 w , JI rl IS- .-' ' , 1 ' --1 I A . Pl W . I ' . ,I N Junior C oss .X F I . ' l o J Q ' J' -.9'l4f nr li 5 ' ' ,H .X-A K ' It , F A . si N Vi 9 c' si ', ix 1 3 4, ,W J 1 I! 1 ill I it ' X? fy d 'Vi' 1 f Ns -A A I: 1, X ' E . x f I N. Q Avril' V ' It row, left to right: Millicent Mundy, Melton, C. Wetsel, Holloway, Miss Morris, R. Goodwin, J. Davis, K. Norford, Miller. -A Second Row: Scruggs, H. Carver, F. Clemmer, Margaret Mundy, J. Reynolds, A. 'Wh' ' ' ' 5. I Goodwin, Edwards, Campbell. ' .-, yu jrd row: I. Collins, Finch, Hall, Mahanes, Blincoe, Cash, BJ. Raynorvll ite, J. ' ff - ' Davis, B, Douglass, B. Reese. ' f VW , I ou,-th ,-ow, A. Early, Goodall, Penn, D. Pugh. W - , . L' If if' 4' .119 ' !fL,ffJU,1'fl,IW OFFICERS 501. ,yi J V - JJ All' L' President . . . ...... . FRANK HOLLOWAY'-7' 1 A ,Q ,,!j, I k ,. Vice-President . . . RICHARD GOODWIN-3,-ff, ' U ,JW -,il ,lp-' ,Seqxretao-y . . . CLARENCE WETSEL .ip 4' ' ,,vfi,l1T1'easure1- . . . JIMMY DAVIS ' A J Sponsor . . . . MISS MORRIS A 3 W f: . A 1' GV Lis' , ' Motto: U1 ,fm , ' , J' ' L,-7 . IWW' UL Ay .ff -iHitch your Wagon to a star ,MW f J. ffl. AJ 3 ,ff ,yy YL ' ' Colors: I fi' fill F'lowe1': gi Green and White I QM .hr-WV . Yellow Ro , fy fa' J of MCCHALVA ' C fl ' i I fl , .I , fi ,qv 0514- page 'I'l,llICfl'Cl1J. X LII 1 f 1, ' 11:5 eVN! W - l,.,ll!' fd' ' 5, .. f WWDLC.. U up ,n fb al., ' lr' ' Ks-nf f v I fl Lck if mgx - I .fr 1.1, . IPP. :Qt -XL I s f t V qfix t 'A' V5 ' 1 it .ll . ffLx N'l-L ' viinf- Kc P JL. 'il 'Y' ' 'U . ' 14 V . . , 'g V. r 1 ij- I gf.: .ky ,Lo 5, ll , Sophomore Class K . g s J, A. , , L 1 . ' , -- ' - , J' ,Af 'PNY' oo ki W ' 'A U ll - A 4' JW , , . I J s ' ul v lim 1 . .T L. F 3 -. f . L ,JS -4 ,, -J vi TAA ' . 'Z A' V.. if ,I 1. xg ff' Jr' f U J . Z, . td gd Tl 4 4 l . P !' S I . xc j V r I V First row, left fu right: R. Payne, Grissinger, Thayer, L. Wilkerson, C. Thacker, Mrs. .Jo Matthews, B. Wilkerson, M. Clemmer, Brooking, Birckhead, R. Spencer. Ty Second row: B. Collins, West, Dollins, P. Ladd, R. Royals, Tomlin, Roark, Madison, 'fx Deavers, B. Norford, Underwood. iv? ru - Third row : Wolfe, Toms, S. Short, Humphreys, J. Hite, Kirtley, J. Thacker, J. Lamb, , 1 L. White, Kirby. Fourth row: DePriest, V. Lamb, M. Lynch, E. White, M. Haney. OFFICERS President . . . . . . CURTIS THACKEK Vice-President . . BARBARA WILKERSON Secretary . . . MARY ALICE CLEMMER Treasmlm' . . . LOUIS WILKERSON Sponsor . . MRS. MATTHEWS Motto: The best is the limit Colors: Flouver: Blue and Gold Tulip 111171, twcnty MCCHALVA Freshman Class I I-'irsf row, Ivff fo right: Dowell, Hazel Patterson, Henry Patterson, Hensley, Mrs. Jones, L. Rhodes, M. Spencer, N. Payne, L. Harris, M. Payne. Sm-owl row: Sharp, S. Shimette, Marrs, Nelms, L. Pugh, O. Martin, Finch, S. Lewis, M. Eppard. Third row: Reitelbach, Fox, M. McCauley, M. Sprouse, C. Eppard, J. Mundie, M. Good- win, T. Driscoll. Fourth 1'n'1v : Hutchinson, Hartman, Hicks, H. Eppard, Forsberg, G. Ladd. OFFICERS President . . . . . LUCY RHODES Vice-President . . . . LEE HENSLEY Secretary . . MAC ARMSTRONG Tlreaszwelf' . . MARVIN SPENCER Sponsor . . . . . MRS. JONES Motto: Success is our greatest ambition Colors: FIou'e'1'.' Green and White Yellow Tulip MuCnA1.vA page tivcnty-on Freshman Class Front row, left to right: L. Carver, A. Garrison, M. Gibson, Deane, E. Everett, Lively, King, M. Lindsay, T. Underwood, A. Conley, N. Dudley, Bickers, K, Watkins. Second row: A. Morris, Hackett, Ga1'dner, G. Wood, Proffit, Gatlin, Carr, G. Ladd, H. Royals, T. Wetsel, Mann, Price. Third row: Ayers, N. Payne, M. Haney, Caraway, P. Collier, A. Watkins, E. Gibson, Parks, P. Sherrill, Driskill. Fourth row: A. Madison, Wynn, Mrs. Houston, Pitman, J. Douglass. OFFICERS President . . . .... JANET KING Vice-President . . MARY N. LINDSAY Seca-etary . . . EDDIE EVERETT Treasurrev' . . JACQUELINE LIVELY Sponsor . . . . . MRS. HOUSTON Motto: Spectemur agendo-Let us be judged by our actions Colors: Fl0Il'67'.' Green and Yellow Yellow Rose page Mvfrnfy-two MCCHALVA E Student Council gc fll'I' Svrzfvrl, Kuff to right: Kirtley, J, Hite, Holloway, N. Rhodes, Leftwich. Mr. Trent. Sffrmliny.' Gatlin, Hartman, T. Blue. OFFICERS I'w1.sriflw1f . . . . . NELLIE RHODES l7?.L'f'-P1'l'.9I'llt'IlIt . . EDWARD LEFTWICH Swf-rvfury . . FRANK HOLLGWAY Sponsor . . . MR. TRENT The council is composed of nine members nominated by a nominating committee composed of two faculty members and four students and elected by the vote of the student body. The Student Council represents the student body in its functions of proposing action for betterment of the school and exercising definite juris-- diction over certain areas of student activity, which are determined by school policy. The greatest concern of the council this year has been work in behalf of maximum contribution of the Student Body to school life through the development of an eflicient and effective system of Safety Patrol and the use and appearance of school building and grounds. zlf-if-fum' lVlf'C 'u.fx1.v,x v f'L LLM 4,1 Safety Patrol , 'VT J I'll'Ullf row, loft fo right: I itZg'erald, Downer, Butler. Sf'l'Ulllf mlm L. Wilkerson, D. Hite, N. Rhodes, Melton, Ma1'g'a1'et Mundy, B. llaynor. Third wouu' Holloway, DeP1'iest, J. Harris, Reese, Striblingg Scott. Pllfllffll l'0H'.' G. Ladd, Leftwicll, Mann. OFFICERS Clrzpfuin . . ........ WILLIAM DOWNER L?'!'Ilfl'IIfl'Nf8 ,. . BOBBY BUTLER, FRANKLIN FITZGERALD Early in the session of 1947-48, the Safety Patrol was organized for the third consecutive year. The membership is made up of the bus monitors, the assistant bus monitors, and the experienced patrolmen from the pre- ceding year. The Safety Patrol is headed by a captain and two lieutenants. The members are divided into two squads that are supervised by these officers. These squads alternate weekly in performing the duties assigned by the director of the patrol. MvCnA1.vA ' page fwvnfy-fl Boys' and Girls' Hi-Y Front row, left to riglzt: B. Raynor, B. A. Raynor, L. Johnson, Hogan, Haggard, Kirtley, J. Watkins, K. Norford, A. Goodwin, L. Pugh, L. Carver, Parks, Nelms. Two rows on left: Butler, Melton, Scott, Campbell, C. Thacker, J. Harris, O. Thacker, J. Davis, Morris, Odend'hal. Back row: Kirby, Stribling, Leftwich, Downer, N. Rhodes, Seiler, Goodman, Hartman, Two rdi4isEoaiiliiight: Fitzgerald, B. Douglass, Holloway, D. Hite, C. Wetsel, J. Davis, Reynolds, Edwards, Thayer. OFFICERS Presidents . . . . . . NELLIE RHODES, WILLIAM DOWNER Vice-Presiderzts . ...... JOAN HAGGARD, DICKY SCOTT Secretaries . ..... JEAN STRIBLING, BOBBY RAYNOR Treasurers . . BARBARA ODEND'HAL, FRANK HOLLOWAY Chaplains . . HELEN CARVER, FRANKLIN FITZGERALD Sponsors ..... MISS MORRIS, MR. ESTES Motto: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character The Girls' and Boys' Hi-Y Club doubled their enrollments this year. In the fall the two clubs sent delegates to the district Hi-Y conference in Staunton and in the spring to the State General Assembly Conference in Richmond. Besides various projects the clubs have completed, they have attended church Services in a group, have gone Christmas caroling, had a spring banquet and have extended throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. page fwevzty-six MCCHALVA 4-H Club Fronf ro-iv, left to right: M. Taylor, E. Rourke, J. Gimbert, N. Desmond, M. Lively, C. LaFon, J. Ward, E. Kidd, J. Cash, R. McCann, W. Davis, T. Maner, D. Scott, E. Birckhead, A. Birckhead, G. Thayer, A. McGuffin, D. Lawson, A. Bailey, J. Markwood, Wayland, J. Clemmer, A. Rhodes, M. Sheffill, C. Payne. Second row: C. Melton, V. Robinson, E. Collins, M. Hensley, Nuttycomb, Shire, J. Fox, R. Blinco, J. Shifilette, H. Gibson, H. Mundie, D. Robinson, . a on, J. Dudley, R. Thomas, C. West, T. Blue, L. Harris, L. Gibson, L. Wilkerson, P. Ladd, G. Ladd. Third row : Powell, B. Harlow, B. Brown, M. Sprouse, P. Harlow, J. Harlow, D. Seay, B. Collins, Scruggs, M. Mundy, K. Howard, M. Mundy, T. Driskill, M. Payne, J. Driskill, M. Goodwin, Carr, M. Payne, R. Brown, J. Thacker. Fourth row: P. Watson, P. Harlow, V. Sprouse, J. Horne, E. Robinson, Van Lear, H. Roark, V. Lamb, E. Penn, Madison, Collier, B. Mundie, M. Cox, G. Ladd, H. Eppard. OFFICERS President . . . ..... . MARGARET MUNDY Vice-President . . . MILLICENT MUNDY Secretcwy . . . . VIRGINIA LAMB T1'ea.slzn'e1' .......... KAREN NUTTYCOMBE The work of the 4-H Club has been quite successful this year. Tho main project adopted by the Senior Girls 4-H was sewing. Many articles were made among which were aprons, broom stick skirts and the official green and white 4-H uniforms. The health and safety programs combined with several parties made the year constructive as well as recreational. Our success was due to the leadership of Miss Lucy T. Johnson, our county agent. MCCHALVA page fiveuty-sevcvz McCholvo Stuff lmyr' tim' Swzfvd, Ivff fo right: B. Raynor, Leftwich, B. A. Raynor. Sf1u1di11g.' D. Scott, CQdend'hal, Downer, N. Rhodes, Fitzgerald. It has been our pleasure this year tO record as many events of thc school year as possible in this edition Of the MCCHALVA. However, due to the lack of space we have not been able to devote as much attention to various phases of our school life as we should have liked. So here in a nutshell is our Senior year at Mclntire. STAFF Erlitor-ian-Chief . . ........ EDWARD LEFTWICH Assistant Editors . . . BOBBY RAYNOR, BETTY ANNE RAYNOR Business Mumzgar .......... LAURA JOHNSON Sports Editor .... ..... B OBBY BUTLER Photogmphqf Editors . . DICK SCOTT, HUGH SCOTT Art Editor . . . . . . DOROTHY DUNN AdU6'l'fiS'i'I1fI Mrrnoger . . . WILLIAM DOWNER C'i'l'C'ZllfllL'i0'lI Manager . . FRANKLIN FITZGERALD Lite1'a1'y Editor . . . . . NELLIE RHODES Typist .... . . BARBARA ODEND'HAL Faculty Advisers . . MISS FRANCE, MISS MORRIS iffy-viglzl MCCHALM l Publication Club Mc'i'HA1. Svufvrl, lvff fn riglif: Toms, B. Douglass, J. NVatliins, Brookingx, Birckhezul, B. Norforcl, N. Rhodes, Margaret Mundy, E. Shiffletfe, Reynolds, B. A. Raynor, Strihling, Walters, L. Pugh, Early. Sfnifrling: N. Payne, Tomlin, Kirtley, .l. Hite, Mrs. Houston, L. White, A. Conley. Fox. M. Lewis, Mrs. Adams, M. Smith, J. Driskill, M. Payne, G. Conley. OFFICERS l'r1's1'd1'nf . . . ..... . . . MARGARETMUNDY l'7I'f'l'-Pl'l'Hl.dl'llf . . . . ELIZABETH BIRCKHEAD Sl'f'l'0lLfll'jl-Tl'l'fISIll'f'l' . . BARBARA NORFORD The Publications Club during this session had as its chief project publishing the school paper, The iiUf'Il1li'lil'1.flll. The Mf'I11ti1'cirri1, which came out the last day of each month, contained the important school news and events of the month. The editors feel that any improvement in the paper this year has been due to the cooperation of the school as a whole, and the interest ol' the staff. The club was under the sponsorship of Mrs. Adams and Mrs, Houston. YA pugf' fll'1'IIfll -II Arts ond Crafts Club l lx'ww11'ng, lwff fn riglzf: Carr, Hensley, Reese. Serum! ruin' Marrs, Collier, McCaulay, A. Madison, Lalfon, Haley, M. Payne, J. Harlow T. llriskill. Third rou': J. Mundie, V. Hutchinson, Wynn, M. Goodwin, Mrs. Fray, Nelnis, Mann, Roark. OFFICERS Prrsziflwifs . . . . MARGARET LA FON, CLINTON HUTCHINSON Ifzfcv-I'iwzklffiffs . . . . . llflAGGIE PAYNE, FRANKLIN GLASS SwwwfuI'1f-7'I'f'r1s1fVers .... LEE HENSLEY, JOYCE MUNDIE The Arts and Crafts Club at Mclntire is a club that was organized to develop the talent of students along the lines of Woodcraft, metalcraft. needlecraft and refinishing furniture. The club is in two sections this year, one for the boys and one for the girls. The girls have shown special interest in learning to knit, crochet, weave, stencil, paint pictures and to make wood cuts. Some interesting pieces have been completed. The boys have shown special interest in working with wood and several pieces of woodburning represent unusual talent. Clay modeling and glazing clay objects have proven their worth as subjects. These boys and girls hope to work up to a Craft Shop in the future. Such a shop would be an interesting step to commercially minded students. puyr flzfrfy MCl'HALVA Literary Club Smfcri, loft fo righf: Nuttycombe, A, Early, Mrs. Adams, Margfaret Mundy, Striblingr, E. Shifliette, Mrs. Houston, J. Davis. Sfzznding: Millicent Mundy, Walters, M. Lewis, Reynolds. OFFICERS 1'1-uwirlwnz' . . . . . . . NIARGARET BTUNDY Vicv-I'rvshlmzf ..... . EUNICE SHIFFLETTE Sr'c1'cz'f1ry and T1wf,wrw' . . JEAN STRIBLING The purpose of the Literary Club is to sponsor the various literary contests at Mclntire. To enable students from school to enter county, dis-- trict and state contests, competition must first be provided them from th-fi Mclntire student body. The goal of the club is to have representatives in each of these competitive events. Contests that have been held in the school this year are, Girls' Poetry Reading, Boys' and Girls' Prose Read- ing, and Boys' and Girls Public Speaking. Another phase of work was a one-act comedy entitled Uncle l'3ob's Bride which was presented for the school assembly by the members oi' the Literary Club. lilL'l'H.XLVA pngv fh1'rfy-wr Glee Club Front row, left to right: Pollard, Wingfield, J. Gimbert, Wayland, D. Pugh, F. Lynch, M. Marrs, M. Clemmer, F. Clemmer, Markwood, W. Davis, A. McGufiin. Second row: C. LaFon, N. Desmond, P. Melton, B. Hutchinson, I. Collins, E. Gibson, A. Watkins, M. Lindsay, L. Carver, J. Deavers, H. Finch, A. Graham, W. Taylor. Third row: Scruggs, P. Sharp, J. Douglass, Ayers, C. Howard, M. Haney, Mawyer, S. Lewis, Jane Dudley, E. White, B. Scruggs. Fourth row: V. Lamb, B. Cash, Mrs. Matthews, J. Lively, B. Wilkerson. OFFICERS President . . . ...... . FRANCES LYNCH Vice-President . . MARY MARRS Secretory . ..... Doms PUGH Treasurev' . . MARY ALICE CLEMMER The chorus of Mclntire High School is composed of two groups, the Senior and Junior Glee Clubs. The older group has a membership of twenty-five-all girls. The Junior Club organized this year has persons from the fourth, fifth and six grades. The main functions of the Glee Club Were: the Christmas Concert presented for the P.-T. A., Spring District Music Festival in Fredericks- burg in March, and the formal spring concert held at Mclntire. page thirty-two MCC HALV N E Boys' Basketball Seated, left to right: Mr. Estes, J. Morris, B. Raynor, Downer, Leftwich, Fitzgerald. Second row: O. Thacker, P. Ladd, R. Payne, R. Seiler, C. Hutchinson, Holloway, D. Scott. Third row: J. Thacker, Lynch, C. Thacker. Co-Captains ........ . BOBBY BUTLER, BOBBY RAYNOR Malmtgers . . OLLIE THACKEB, DICK SCOTT Coach ................ MR. EsTEs The boys' basketball team has been fairly successful this year and has shown excellent teamwork and cooperation. A large number of the players will graduate this year but We think we have some good material for next vear's team. Games Mclufirc Oppooients McIntire C1'ozet .,..,.., .. 22 6 McIntire Greenwood McIntire Broadus Wood ....... McIntire Scottsville .............. McInti1'e Red Hill Mc-Intire Meriwether Lewis -....... McIntire McIntire Mclntire McIntire McIntire McIntire McIntire Mclntire McIntire page fl1i1'fy-fum' Madison .. ....,.......,.. .. Greenwood Lane Orange .. , Madison .. .. Fluvanna Fluvanna ,,..,.. Greenwood .. , Orange 4 ....,... . Girls' Basketball licff fn right: Campbell, Melton, H. Carver, B. Wilkerson, B. A. Raynor, Stribling, M. Clemmcr, Miss Morris. J. Hite, A. Early, Haggard, Tomlin, N. Rhodes. Co-Capffziils ..... .... H ELEN CARVER, MILTKEY MELTON Illmmgci' ..... ..... N ELLIE RHODES .4ssz'.sfum' .llunfiyrr . . JEAN TYLER CAMPBELL Conch .............. MISS MORRIS In the fall our team participated in the County League with seven other high schools. Mclntire placed third. winning four games and losing two. The Winter League which consisted of all the schools with gym- nasiums as participants in District I ended with Mclntire again occupy- ing third place, having won four out of eight games. We feel that we have been successful, and even though we are losing seven squad members by graduation we have hopes of attaining an even better record. f:llHI!'8 illclnfirv Opponents Mclntire Greenwood 17 34 Mclntire Frozet 24 9 Mc-Intire Broadus Wood 12 16 Mclntire Scottsville . . 173 El Mclntire Red Hill . , 1-1 12 Mclntire Meriwether Lewis 9 8 Mclntire Madison 10 33 Mclntire Madison 11 27 Mclntire Greenwood 11 225 Mclntirc Greenwood 7 17 Mclntire Orange 31 18 Mclntire Orange 25 fl Mclntire Fluvanna 25 5 Mclntirc Fluvanna 25 14 234 236 Baseball Front row, left to right: J. Morris, C. Hutchinson, Price. Seated: Seiler, Fitzgerald, Leftwich, Downer, Raynor, P. Ladd. Standing: Mr. Estes, Lynch, C. Thacker, R. Payne, Holloway, O. Thacker. Not in picture: Butler, Hunt, G. Ladd. This year our team chose Edward Leftwich and William Downer as Co-Captains. Our schedule has been completed and we are looking for- ward to a very successful season under the coaching of Mr. Estes. page Hzirfy-six Te Mclntire Mclntire Mclntire Mclntire Mclntire Mclntire Mclntire Mclntire Mclntire Mclntire am VS. VS. VS. VS. VS. VS. VS. VS. VS. VS. SCHEDULE 4 Date Place Orange ...,....,. ,,... A pril 2 ............ Mclntire Broadus Wood ...,.. ....., A pril 6 ,.......,.. Mclntire Greenwood ,... ,... A pril 8 ..........., Mclntire Red Hill ......,., April 15 Red Hill Orange .......... April 2'0 Orange Stanardsville ..... April 22 Mclntire Stanardsville .,... .. ..., April 27 Stanardsville Crozet ..,,.........,....., .,..,.. A pril 29 Mclntire Scottsville ,.....,...,........,....... May 4. .,.... Scottsville Meriwether Lewis May 6 Meriwether Lewis MCCHALV ,Qt : ,gi 5 sk ms SSN F I nw . ,Q , 65391 Ei X Senior Most Athletic FRANKLIN FITZGERALD' BARBARA ODENIYHAL Most Talented RUBY GOODMAN BOBBY RAYNOR page Hzirfy-vI'ghf M0stPopuII1Ar EDWARD LEFTWICH NELLIE RHODES F7 1:67l,ClZ7:6St BARBARA ODEND'HAL WILLIAM DOWNER Most Stuclions JEAN STRIBLING BOBBY RAYNOR Besz' Looking VIRGINIA HOGAN FRANKLIN FITZGERALD MCCHALVA Mirror Mnsf Dru IIIIIHI' LAURA JOHNSON JOHN MORRIS Most Lilfefly fn Sm-r'1'1ffI KATHERINE GUIFF FRANKLIN FITZGERALD' Quicffffst LYNDALL PUGH PHIL EVERETT Hffsz' All Arozlml VIRGINIA HOGAN EDWARD LEFTWICH Nvnfwsf RUBY HARRIS FRANKLIN FITZGERALD' Wi I' f1'f'sf LAURA JOHNSON JOHN MORRIS MCCIIAIIVA 1109? fllfffll-I H' Calendar for the Year SEPTEMBER : Registration-Classes Basketball OCTOBER: P.-T. A Bazaar Basketball S. C. A. State Convention in Fredericksburg Roth Program-Bob Wood, Artist NOVEMBER! Hi-Y Conference in Staunton Triple F Square Dance DECEMBER Z Senior Play District I Basketball Tourna- ment, Mclntire Gymnasium Christmas Concert MAY : JANUARY I Exams Basketball FEBRUARY I Roth Program-William Wallace Public Speaking Contest Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contest MARCH : Senior Dance Music Festival in Fredericksburg Baseball APRIL I Hi-Y Banquet Hi-Y Model General Assembly J unior-Senior Party S. C. A. District Convention Gor donsville High School Roth Program-Venita Rich Mc Burney May Day Rally Day Exams Class Day Baccalaureate Graduation page forty MOCHALV x 14 It is with real pleasure that we take this oppor- tunity to thank the business firms of Charlottes- ville for their whole-hearted cooperation and assistance in the publishing of this--the 1948 MCCHALVA. We especially want to thank Thompson's Studio of Richmond and Gitchell's Studio of Charlottesville for our group pictures. We deeply appreciate the time and effort spent on the division pages by Mr. R. M eeson Bowers of London. Without the assistance of Mr. Reyn- olds of Jarman Printing Company, our annual could never have been realized. Finally we want to thank Miss France and Miss Morris for their advice and help in completing the dummy for press. R MEESON BOWEIRS Photography by... A.R.P.S. Cliondonj 304 East Main Street Charlottesville, Vlrglnla Child Studies a, Specialty Let. us take pictures of your parties at home and weddings MCCHALVA page forty one CharloHesville's Only 10011 Sporting' Goods Store D O W N T O W N ATHLETIC STORE 112 South First Street Pc-Tie Brooks - Carl Deane - Bob Holland THE DIXIE BEST WISHES TO SENIORS OF '4-8 COMPLIMENTS OF ASI-I LAWN McConchie 8: Kennedy AUTO REPAIR SERVICE -Specialized- Buick and Cadillac Service General Auto Repairing' Painting' -- Body and Fender NVork 209 VVesT Water Charlottesville, Virginia Telephone 790-J Gnclwin - Halstead Electric Co. 215 Avon Street Charlottesville, Virginia HOT POINT APPLIANCES COMPLIMENTS OF COLElVlAN'S JEFFERSON SHOP SHOES AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS A 404 East Main Street Also: Gordonsville, Virginia Louisa, Virginia Cliarlottesville, Virginia BOOKS STATIONERY W. T. Martin Hardware Co., lnc Second and VVater Streets, S. E. UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE Agents for Over a Century at Virginia Williams' Oil-0-Matic Oil Burners RADIQS RECORDS Link-Belt Stokens-DuPont Paint COMPLIMENTS OF Lovegrove Milling 8: Feed Co. CCJX'Sh4AIlKIYf Compl imvnts Staple Groceries and Meats of , , AMERICAN Tobaccos - Confectmns - Notlons WVAIlD'SCUkFE Telephone 1869 TFIQIIIIOIIF 4647 Monticello Road BARR TIRE COMPANY, INC. Distributors of GENERAL TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING Telepllmw 831 801 Preston Avenue Cflmrlottesville, Vi1'g'inia KELLER AND GEOlRGE JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Since 1875 THE CITY NEVVS STORE UBITSHJONES, Proprietor HOF F MOTOR CO., INC Athletic Distributors for A. G. Spaulding Bros. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH MHCGFQ'fI0l'-Glllllslllllll, Incorporated W. J. Voit Rubber Company GMC - TRUCKS Converse Chuck Taylory' Shoes Also l Telephone 986 Toys - Novelties - Games 115 lvest Main Street Charlottesville - - Virginia Cliarlottesville, Virginia CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTO PARTS CORP. Main and Water Streets, VVest Charlottesville Virginia DODGE x'3.,Tj 1,:?11a' PLYMOUTH . , VVILHOIT-DAVIS MOTOIRS Fifth and Market Streets CHARLOTTESVILLE Telephone 2800 VIRGINIA . N. WADDELL SHOE CO., INC. 308 EAST MAIN STREET CHARLOTTESVILLE - VIRGINIA For FURNITURE COMPLIMENTS and BETTER BEDDING O F See Your Friendly Furniture Folk Mayo- Blackburn- Crutchfield INCORPORATED FURNITURE STORES 717-727 West Main Street TELEPH0NES Opposite Southern Station 426 and 427 -Free Parking Too- BOTTLED GAS COMPANY MASSIE S. MOORE OF CIIARLOTTESVILLE FURNITURE Preston Avenue and Fourth Street, 257 West Main Street Telephone 3448 METERED GAS SERVICE C H'A R L O T T E S V I L L E 'for V I R G l N I A RURAL HOMES BELMONT PHARMACY, INC. WOODS GARDEN SEEDS STOP BY CASH FOOD MARKET MEATS PRODUCE GROCERIES Avon Street and Monticello Road ROY WHEELER REALTY COMPANY The Virginia Real Estate Clearing and Auction House 507 East Main Street Telephones 917-907-905 Charlottesville, Virginia The Banks of Charlottesville will welcome the opportunity to serve you always. CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK All members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatiol THE YO UNG M Hart, Schaifner and Marx Clothes EN'S SHOP EARL H, VAUGHAN - QQ YT Coal That Burns AUTOMATIC HEATING 1 PLUMBING IRON FIREMAN AUTOMATIC COAL STOKERS Tolvphono 416 608 l'rvston AYt'lllll' 1'lmrIoth-svillv, Xfvilflillll COM '1'1c1,E1f11oNlc - G L E A S O N ' S 9400 -106 EAST M PLETE FOOD MARKET MN S'l'REE'l' Gilmore, Hamm 8x Snyder MOTOR SPECIALTY CO INCORPORATED 'FENTH and MAIN STREETS FITKNl,TUHE FOR THE HOME H 'IH-lvplnmle 252 AND OFFICE j 2 . M, xl , U V' .,,.' ' . ch lllmll NH ll uhnul Cl1z1l'lottvsvill4- - - Virgima Hospltallty in your hands 5 Charlottesville Coca-Cola Bottling Works, THE YOUTH CENTER 124 EAST MAIN STREET INFANTS, AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING GRAVES MON UMEN TAL CO Graves the Place for Monuments SUPERIOR QUALITY MEMORIALS GRANITE, MARBLE AND BRONZE Telephone 98 409 East Market Street S A X T O N ' S CLEANING AND DYE WORKS HARRY BROVVN RALPH BRITTON NVater and Main Streets Telephone 185 Charlottesville - Virginia SAUNDERS ELECTRIC COMPANY 227 West Main Street Telephone 2866 NORGE REFRIGERATORS, VVASHERS, RANGES HEATERS, SINKS AND CABINETS See NORGE Before You Buy ROA., FARNSWORTH, MOTOROLA RADIOS Sales and Service COIL, IBS CCAIFIE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS FOOTBALL BOXING BASKETBALL BA SEBALL ' pl. lI'?f!1iif!lIri!ff19n.1 ' I fr 1, HJ . ' Agents for Complete Line Wilson Sporting' Goods Badminton and Table Tennis ANDERSON BROS. BOOK STORE At the Corner PIEDMONT CLEANERS, INC ERNESTINE F. RAMSEY, President CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 209 Preston Avenue Telephone 419 ...Visit... C. H. WILLIAMS COMPANY Charlottesville's Leading Department Store Parents and Children alike find . . . Williams the place for their every need 212 East Main Street Telephone 123 Office Telephone 364 Residence Telephone 2072 CI-IARLOTTESVILLE MARBLE Sc GRANITE CO MEMORIALS OF QUALITY Charlottesville, Virginia D. Paul Petty 810 Preston Avenue Manager P. O. Box 374 R O Y P. T U E L JEIWELERS and WATCHMAKER All watches checked and timed by our WATCHMASTER Rate Recorder WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS JEWELRY Telephone 125 IRVING AND SNODDY COMPMMENTS UPHOLSTERING OF and CITY LAUNDRY AUTO GLASS 215 Water Street Just Call 200 CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA A Colnpliments Of C0111Dli1T19l'1tS Of SETTLE TIRE FITZHUGH'S AND THE REXALL DRUG s'roRE SUPPLY COMPANY 201 E. Main Street U. S. ROYAL TIRES Charlottesville Virginia HENRY L. ST. CLAIR STORAGE COMPANY srommm, GENERAL WAREHOUSING PHONES: Local 2461 Corner Fourth and L. D. 5005 South Streets CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA FOURTEENTH STREET SERVICE STATION 'f'1'ExAco PRoDUc'1's', TIRES AND TUBES WASHING AND LUBRICATION Telephone 3200 1399 West Main COMPLIMENTS COM PLIMENTS OF OF CLASS OF '4-8 CHANCELLOR'S Wholesale Distributors Charlottesville Frozen Food Lockers, Inc. DULANY FRESH FROZEN FOODS Charlottesville Lumber Company, lnc. Established 1893 BUILDING MATERIALS 'X GENE Wooivs GARAGE fjfi A A Official A.A.A. Service Complete Auto Repairing Now Featuring Bearing Wheel Alignment and Frame Straightening We Never Close Telephone 335 Seventh St., Charlottesville, Virginia N. 'F ga Fifa' ff I f-llg'-x 3 A1 1-'if4s1 .-V'- ' 4' ,T - ' ,,x, .1 f . fW1:' 1 ,lE 51lll 'i:iL4 -,'.f,, , U, ' MQ: : W J. I .sf-arf . ,fir ii-ff-1' fail- ps-fi If: - 'J-1155543 Compliments Of HILL Sc IRVING FUNERAL HOME University Cafeteria ff Opposite Unz'versz'zjy MacGregor Motors, Inc. LINCOLN and MERCURY MOTOR CARS -L16 West Main Street 'IV-lepliono 1584 1 X' -rfggf ,V 2' ' im s NVQ Invite You to Our Store Everything in Musical Merchandise Radio Repairing - Piano Tuning C A R T E R THE MUSIC DEALER 218 Viiest Main Street Teivphone 337 FOWLER'S VALET CLEANERS 228 West Main Street Telephone 89 CUMPLIMENTS OF RAY FISHER A Symbol MILLER'S CUT-RATE of 1iUSf'2ll'C1l A Mark of Dvpflndaxbility HARDWARE HARDWARE HARDWARE HAERDWARE HARDWARE CHARLOTTESVILLE HARDWARE CO. C'OMl'LIMEN'l'S OF H Y M A N ' S LADIES' APPAREL and SHOES i'0MI'LIMEN'l'S or W. E. H U G H E S Esso STATION Seventh and Main East National Trailways Bus System Serving Virginia and the Nation TELEPHONE: CHARLIJTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 333 Sporting Goods Auto Accessories WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 223 West Main Street SERVICE STATION 210 West Market Street Complete Bicycle Parts and Repair Rervice PREDDY'S FUNERAL HOME 909 W. Main Street Charlottesville, Va. Telephone 808 Frzmk B. Haynes, Vice-Pres. and Manager UOMPLIMENTS OF Mflet Your Friends At INCORPORATED FARM EQUIPMENT qfl h4.B Hill L.fXlC If, S and SUPPLY STORE IDI ETC? S'I'CDlR.E Fifth and Garrett Streets Charlottesville - - Virginia ALBEMARLEIHYUH, AND COFFEESHOP 615 WEST MAIN STREET OOMPLIMENTS OF X PSF - , Nuo: uns CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA CHARLOTTESVILLE BARBER SHOP 513 EAST MAIN STREET JOHN G. B. CRENSHAW, Proprietor RUSSELL MOONEY OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service TELEPHONE 1939 315 WEST MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF STYLE SHOPPE WEINBERCPS MONTICELLO DRUG STORE Main and First Street 501 East Main Street Telephone 372 Charlottesville - - -Virginia BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 From the Makers of Mello-Rich Ice Cream ELLIOTT ICE COMPANY f'OMl'lilMEN'l'S OF BEST WISHES 'E V Yi VANCE BUICK COMPANY 1200 yVi,Sf Blain SU-cet 'l'lu- Fashion Mart of Cl1a1'lott0svillc HOME OF Q'liai-luttiisyillg . Virginia IIABIT MAKER FREE ACTION SLEEVE Dresses AMY LINKEH Coats, Suits and Costumvs JOHN CASELLA CUT FLOWERS Suits and fi0SflllIl0S For A11 Occasions Vi!-QW IIARVY-WILLIAMS L T D Suits and Coats DAVIDSON f'0SflllI1l1S. Coats and Suits T0If'lm11o11c 660 102 East Main Telophonv 278 PHONE 14-OO CLOTHES FOR AMBULANCE snnv CE YOUNG MEN AA11H M. C. HILL A NEWMAN'S FUNERAL HOME BEST WISHES FO THE CLASS OF '48 DOMINION THEATRES PARAM OUN T LAFAYETTE JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY COMPIJIMENTS OF Established 1881 Telephone 272 WILEY-TILMAN, INC. E, F, M A R K W 0 0 D . . Specializing . . TAILOR and DRAPER Ladies' and Chi1dren's 621 West Main Street WEARING- APPAREL Cliarlottesville - - Virginia TO THE CLASS OF 194-8 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ALWAYS MONTICELLO DAIRY W. E. JE N Certified Watchmaker K I N S and Jeweler 112 Second Street, N. E. Charlottesville, Virginia C. 85 0. 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