Meadowview High School - Echo Yearbook (Meadowview, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1950 volume:

Cre) eee santo me eo eS A aig yer giant igo” Pi ra i a TRAE TAN NAR Re MTT: At peal ce Hid , Foreword The Senior Class of Meadowview presents this book to you with much pride. This is our way of bringing to you the chain of memories of the year 1949-1950. Contents Staff Dedication PS TLOR SIMO BE Ru iii iene tie cul eliey kmmmd bia mae Ly tt! MG@s © Administration CDP AR RATELY | actlllisbie dl die w'veetn dW iy Wise 4 h'albelb wie blery eile watWlOk oA 21k aeem WOO aM Seniors Business Manager.......sccceceereesseee Charlie Johnson Juniors Asst. Business Manager.............-Haroeld Woodward Sophornores |. Circulation Manager................0.... Gharlotte Hagy ‘ Freshmen Slate! BOM HG wt swe cUnaithomeneikeminasselGeameinainy CORON Lim LENG ITD Elementary Grades Art EGitore.secsisenesene ieee sete neers nsine Laddie Warriner Athletics d Activities , Advertisements cs brated ee ET ls bi tee! stil. ’ TTT Foreword The Senior Class of Meadowview presents this book to you with much pride. This is our way of bri nging to you the chain of memories of the year 1949-1950. Contents Dedication Administration Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Elementary Grades Athletics Activities | Advertisements Staff POILORMtN—GNICL saccse ve race -sacceotwectcees Velyn Moore OPO LUGhtmiscetas cat esc cc dundess res vs otenaatoUlr tis -oword BUsginesar Mana GEM o. cacesoesscsvaerss.-..Guerlie Johnson Asst. Business Manager..............Harold Woodward Girculation Manager ..isc-ss0ssss b oseva onarlotte- Hagy Sree MIlLON. Enis as sthae ss ene cnsas nese Onn, Lalbert Pe LRUCQLlLODs vs recwccvesseecesstes urasvaqes LEGdie Warriner Dedication The Senior Class of 1949-1950 affectionately dedicates this issue of the “‘Echo ’ to our principal, Mr. H. P. Hicks. Choministration MR. H. P. HICKS Principal MRS. RACHEL F,. WARRINER Senior Sponsor MRS. JACK HALE Junior Teacher MR. WILLIAM SNODGRASS Sophomore Teacher MR. T. C. HARRISON Freshman Teacher MRS. SPURGEON EDMONDSON Freshman Teacher MRS. HOWARD SULLINS Home Economics Teacher MRS. PHIL WYNN Librarian MR. HOWARD EUGENE QUILLEN Football Coach . MRS. HOBART MAIDEN Seventh Grade Teacher MISS MARY VIRGINIA McNEW Sixth Grade Teacher MRS. CHARLES DIXON Sixth Grade Teacher MRS. ERNEST WILLIAMS Fifth Grade Teacher | MRS. ROSS FLANAGAN Fourth and Fifth Grade Teacher MISS GENEVA MONTGOMERY Third Grade Teacher MRS. PEARL W. BROWNING Second Grade Teacher MISS MARY C. EDMONDSON Second Grade Teacher MRS. ALVERTA BOATWRIGHT Third Grade Teacher ack Ste apcghy a ang Me oe TPS Seniors Class Organization PROC IGEN Gencivcs sccn sae aunts sie’ Laddie Warriner Viee=President.......+ss- Lavinia Humphrey SC IGNIS LAs Vietatetstatateetelelele ciealesisieiaieiere Loretta Pierce ligt NS UTE: Toler arcin atuleleisieteielclelsleleieteleiclers Ivan Crenshaw Pte At A LITUS Cesles veins ccc die.0 Harold Woodward Motto--They conquer who believe they can. Colors--Purple and Gold Flower--Lilac IMOGENE ANDERSON POH Aw Club International Student Society WANDA ATKINS F. H. A. Club (4 years) French Club (1 year) Softball (3 years) IRENE BOWERS Club Reporter of Meadowview Mirror Cheerleader Reporter of French Club (1 year) F. H. A. Club (2 years) Basketball (4 years) U if ee ee ee CARLOS CALLAHAN Trade School (1 year) CHARLES CRENSHAW Football (2 years) Latin Club (2 years) Monogram Club (1 year) DOROTHY CRENSHAW Latin Club (2 years) F. H. A. Club (lyear) P Mirror -Jotate Softball (2 years) Basketball (2 years) IVAN CRENSHAW Navy (35 years) Treasurer of Senior Class DORIS ANNE CROSSWHITE Basketball (3 years) F. H. A. Club (3 years) Treasurer EIMisror. (Statl French Club (1 year) Softball (2 years) WILLIAM DYE Trade School (1 year) Football (2 years) LUCILLE ESTEP Basketball (4 years) Co-Captain Softball (4 years) French Club (1 year) 4-H Club (8 years) Cheerleader F. H. A. Club (3 years) MAEBELLE GRACE International Student Society President (1 year) F. H. A. Club (3 years) Secretary of Junior Class ‘‘Mirror’’ Staff Beta Club (2 years) m LENA WALLS F. H. A. Club (3 years) French Club (1 year) Reporter LADDIE WARRINER Football (3 years) Co-Captain 48-49 Basketball Monogram Club (1 year) Vice-President Beta Club (2 years) Chaplain Beta Club Play President of Senior Class Echo’ Staff Latin Club Class Reporter HAROLD WOODWARD International Student Society (2 years) President Sgt. at Arms of Senior Class “Mirror Staff Baseball (3 years) ‘‘Echo ’ Staff Monogram Club MARY ELLA YOUNG Beta Club (2 years) President Reporter of Junior Class “Mirror, =Statt F. H. A. Club (2 years) Secretary of S. W. S. Federation Softball (3 years) BONNIE HUTTON International Student Society F. H. A. Club (3 years) ‘ Echo”’ Staff CHARLIE JOHNSON Football (2 years) Baseball (2 years) Monogram Club ‘ E:cho”’ Staff PAUL McCRAY Baseball (3 years) Football (1 year) EVELYN MOORE President of Junior Class ‘ Echo’’ Staff F. H. A. Club (1 year) Sgt. at Arms French Club (1 year) Treasurer Beta Club (2 years) Treasurer Softball (4 years) Chosen Best Citizen of Senior Class LORETTA PIERCE Freshman Class Reporter Sophomore Class Reporter Vice-President of Junior Class Secretary of Senior Class Senior Class Prophet Beta Club (2 years) Editor of ‘‘Mirror’’ Vice-President of French Club EUGENE POSTON Trade School (1 year) | CLYDE POSTON Trade School (1 year) a MARILOYS RIFFEY | International Student Society ‘‘Mirror’’ Staff | F. H. A. Club (3 years) Sgt. at Arms of F. H. A. Club = See BILLY STEPHENSON Football (1 year) Latin Club (2 years) 7 Mirrors tail CURTIS SWORD Baseball (2 years) International Student Society ‘ Echo ’ Staff JOHN TALBERT Football (3 years) Basketball Monogram Club (1 year) ‘ Echo”’ Staff Latin Club (1 year) Secretary MARY ALICE WAGNER Basketball (2 years) Secretary of Sophomore Class Vice-President of Y. W. A. F. H. A. Club (3 years) — Se ee. i : CHARLOTTE HAGY Basketball (4 years) Co-Captain 48-49. Captain 49-50. Softball (3 years) “‘ Echo ’ Staff : French Club (1 year) F. H. A. Club (3 years) President Cheerleader FRANCES BELLE HARRISON Basketball (4 years) Softball (2 years) Beta Club (2 years) Reporter Latin Club (2 years) Beta Club Play Mirror Staff Cheerleader CLARENCE HENDERSON French Club LAVINIA HUMPHREYS Vice-President of Sophomore Class Beta Club (2 years) Vice-President F. H. A. Club (2 years) Vice- President and Secretary Vice-President of Senior Class French Club (1 year) Secretary Basketball (4 years) Historian Senior Class Cheerleader Beta Club Play “Mirror’ Staff Reporter of Junior Class HAROLD WOCOWRRO Mae iwoys RIF FEY z i 9 B 2 = 2 Q W Lucius ESTEP : 2 bik LENA WALES EVELYN M0oRE Mary Sura Youve CHRRLiE CRENSHAW Dokis Anim CRoess WHITE —_— + . ji i oe Class H story Eleven years ago! But it seems like only eleven months ago when we stop to think of it. Things have changed, and changed again, but they have only helped to make the time fly. In September 1939, seventy eager little faces joined together to s eek an educa- tion with Miss Alice Riddle helping us begin the task. Most of the class journeyed on into the second grade where we were under the direction of Miss Ellen Harless. There Billy Dye was waiting to join us in the task. On and on we journeyed into the third grade. Miss Ruby Belisle was willing to co-operate with us in the task, but here were saddened by her departure. It was then that Mrs. Preston continued. Mary Alice Wagner joined the group at this time. Ever moving, we journeyed into the fourth grade. Miss Ruby Montgomery, with her loving smile, directed us one step nearer our journey's end. The following year we found ourselves in the fifth grade. Here we saw the gentle hands of Mrs. Gladys Brown and Miss Mary Katherine Edmondson awaiting us. It was then that Laddie Warriner took his place among the class. As the journey continued, our next stop was the sixth grade. And here Miss Anna Scott Farris led the way for us. Doris Ann Crosswhite and Dorothy Cren- shaw became members of the class at this time. And now much to our surprise, we found ourselves suddenly in the seventh grade. Mrs. Jamie Maiden and Mrs. Ross Flannagan, with their enduring patience, prepared us for the first year of our high school journey. Charlie Crenshaw joined the journey with us. Our journey through grammar school now being completed, we awoke to find ourselves in the land of high school. We didn't feel like the usual Freshmen, for, instead of being insignificant and quaking within ourselves every time we saw a member of the faculty gazing in our direction, we stood up, proud to be classified as high as the Freshmen Class. Mr. Harrison and Mrs. Spurgeon Edmondson, our sponsors, did a fine job of starting us in our high school career. Maebelle Grace, Imogene Anderson, and Eugene Poston became a part of our class. The next year, as Sophomores, we felt bigger and knew we were coming out, little by little. At this point Mrs. Rachel Warriner, took over as our sponsor. That year, we welcomed Mary Ella Young, Clyde Poston, Lena Walls, Curtis Sword, Clarence Henderson, and Harold Woodward into our class. As we climbed the high school ladder to the Junior year, we found Miss Vir- ginia Wood waiting for the chance to be our sponsor. The class welcomed back Ivan Crenshaw, who had spent previous years in the service. Now at last we were Seniors, but the mountain of work which loomed before us obscured our sight. How would we ever be able to do it all? Again, we find Mrs. Warriner, with her patience, advice, and her part that she has played in making our Senior year a successful one. Awaiting to greet us at the Senior door were Wanda Atkins, Carlos Callahan, Paul McCray, and Charlie Johnson. Out of the seventy that started in 1939, eleven completed the journey together-- Loretta Pierce, Evelyn Moore, Lucille Estep, Charlotte Hagy, Frances Belle Harrison, Irene Bowers, Bonnie Hutton, Mariloys Riffey, Lavinia Humphreys, Billy Stephenson, and John Talbert. Have we succeeded? Well, we'll leave that for you to say. Now we are wait- ing only for our diplomas. What that little phrase means to us, only those who have been in our place can understand. Historian Lavinia Humphreys Class Will We have not much time left, Since the hand around the clock has Swept. But we would like for you to know Who our heirs are before we go. We are tired and worn, but of sound mind, You will also note that we are not blind. We would like to be good and do a good deed, So we will our possessions to those in need. Kind Carlos wills his school bus, To any patient person who can stand the fuss. Harold leaves his pretty curly hair To Bobby Rice whose head is almost bare. Doris Ann leaves her eyes so blue To Ruby Mitchell to keep true.. Clarence Hénderson leaves his shoeshine To Melvin to make him look handsome and fine. Mary Alice Wagner leaves her poise, To Bonnie Shupe so she can charm the boys. Curtis Sword leaves his talent as a pest To Huey Johnson so he can do the rest. To Virginia Galliher and hopes it will do her no harm Lucille Estep leaves her dignity and charm. To James Hagy who is very tall Paul McCray leaves his ability to play volley ball. Frances Belle leaves her magnetic force To Mary Alice Rector who will use it of course. When Billy Dye leaves Meadowview He leaves his pencils and books to Sue. Loretta Pierce leaves her tiny brain With Blanche Farmer who studies until she’s insane. To Douglas Armbrister who is dark and just right Laddie Warriner leaves his whiskers so soft and white. Maebelle Grace leaves her natural curls To just any of the other girls. Billy Stephenson leaves his chemistry book To anyone who wants to take a look. Mariloys Riffey wills her place serving in the lunch- room To Lucy Cannon if she gets down there soon. John Talbert leaves his complexion of which he is crazy To John Crenshaw who is fair as a daisy. Lena Walls leaves her quiet ways To Earldine Anderson for the rest of her days. As Irene Bowers leaves she wills her big mouth To Betty Orr so she can go south. Tiny Bonnie Hutton leaves her hands so dainty To anyone who considers herself a fine lady. Charming Evelyn Moore leaves her smile To any Junior who needs it to make life worth while. The happy smile that Dorothy Crenshaw wears Sophomores may wear when Mr. Snodgrass glares. Jolly Imogene Anderson leaves her glasses To anyone in the other classes. Mary Ella leaves her chemistry book full of facts and equations To Dotty in hopes she will finish without any cuts or abrasions. Quiet Ivan Crenshaw wills his gentlemanly ways To Johnny Denton who is in a daze. Lavinia Humphreys always so smart Trades her brain for a loving heart. Wanda Atkins wills her low, gentle voice, To Mildred Anderson because this is her choice. And as for Clyde Poston he wills his sense To Richard Boardwine because it will go well with his nonsense. Charlie Crenshaw leaves his place as a hermit To Johnny Young if he can earn it. Eugene leaves his algebra book To anyone who will charm Mr. Hicks with the first look. Charlotte Hagy leaves her basketball fame To Eva Talbert so she will help win every game. Testator Signed Bonnie Hutton Senior Class of 50 Class Prophecy On this day, September 1, 1960, I, Hat Hatkins, wish to tell the listening pub- lic of the many celebrities who are boarding the ‘‘Limited’’ at Meadowview to return to their chosen work. Passing by, with quick waves to the onlookers, are the two professional base- ball players, Curtis Sword and Harold Woodward. With them is the great foot- ball coach at Notre Dame, Charlie Johnson, whose team has not lost a game since he has been coaching. Behind the professionals, Paul McCray, the noted engineer of ‘‘natural bridges’’ enters. With him is the great politician, Billy Stephenson, who has absolutely promised to get money for McCray’s greatest engineering project, building a bridge across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Glancing toward a giggling group, I see the Home Economics teacher, Lena Walls, the Commercial teacher, Frances Belle Harrison, and the Physical Ed. teacher, Charlotte Hagy. All have excellent positions at Roosevelt University. Talking with them is that beloved Superintendent of Schools of Washington County, Irene Bowers. The two successful airplane mechanics, Carlous Callahan and William Dye, are leaving for highly paid jobs with the United Airlines. The efficient secretaries, Mariloys Riffey, Imogene Anderson, and Maebelle Grace, are with the noted dress designer, Bonnie Hutton, that petite miss who is know n internationally for her fantastic creations. Clyde Poston, the expert pilot, is getting aboard with the Midget Auto Racer, Clarence Henderson, and the truck driver, Eugene Poston. Lucille Estep, the criminal lawyer, climbs aboard with her secretary, Doro- thy Crenshaw. With them are Wanda Atkins, Lavinia Humphrey,and Evelyn Moore, all very pretty secretaries. Charlie Crenshaw, the scientific farmer, is with the famous dentist, Dr. Laddie Warriner, and the chemistry professor, John Talbert, who is proud of the great knowledge that he gained at Meadowview High School. Among these great personages is Ivan Crenshaw, the commercial artist. Last in the long line to the train are the nurses, who by far are not the least ones in their chosen field. In this distinguished group are Mary Ella Young, Doris Crosswhite, Loretta Pierce, and Mary Alice Wagner, the noted Navy Nurse. As the whistle blows and the train starts moving with its precious load, let me congratulate those of the Class of 1949-1950 for their success; and may they enjoy the fruits of their labor, always. Loretta Pierce Class Prophet Funiors DOUGLAS ARMBRISTER JOHN CRENSHAW BOBBY CULLIP JOHN DENTON MELVIN DUFF JACKIE GRIMAUD CARLOUS HENDERSON PAUL JACKSON WARREN McCRAY BERNARD NEESE BOBBY RICE TOMMY SMITH JOHNNY YOUNG ELEANOR ARNETT NANCY BELLAMY CORA LEE COX BLANCHE FARMER VIRGINIA GALLIHER MARY HENCHEY JEAN HENDERSON BETTY HENDERSON DOROTHY LLOYD DORA LEE McCORMICK ROBERTA POSTON MARY ALICE RECTOR GAY SNAVELY FRANCES SNEAD ETTA MAE SNYDER MARY KATHERINE WIMMER MARY WOODWARD NADINE POSTON Class Officers President..... eereda arts oees Warren McCray ViGCE=@Presidenty csvrc cc: nas Bernard Neese S€cretary s.vsrspesssnere wees Dorothy Lloyd Tr@asur eT micce0 5 vieae weeds sane Bobby Cullip Spt atrAs Msi eirspesesesser ere Bobby Rice REPOTLED ss creivsteeumtaas Mary Woodward Motto-Striving for the Best Flower-Rose Colors--Blue-Gold Sophomore Class Teacher-MR. WILLIAM SNODGRASS Freshman Class Teacher-MR. T. C. HARRISON f . z - q “ ‘ os 7 ee 5 I ol wg hale ma, = Lm oe 2 a om ™, j is i ¢ AW F F Wat r t 7 . ef 4 3 z i w Freshman Class Teacher-MRS. SPURGEON F.DMONDSON Seventh Grade Teacher-MRS. HOBART MAIDEN Cixth rade Teacher-MRS. HELEN V,. DIXON Cixth (rade Teacher-MISS MARY V. McNEW Fifth Grade Teacher-MRS. LILLIAN WILLIAMS Thisd Cade Teacher-MISS GENEVA MONTGOMERY Fourth and Figth Crades Teacher-MRS. ROSS FLANNAGAN Fourth Grade Teacher-MISS RHEA HELDRETH Third Grade Teacher-MRS. ALBERTA BOATWRIGHT Second Grade Teacher-MISS MARY K. EDMONDSON First Grade Teacher-MISS FRANCES KIRBY Second Grade Teacher-MRS. PEARL BROWNING First Grade MISS ALICE RIDDLE-Teacher Football Squad COACH ‘“‘JEEP’ QUILLEN CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN BOBBY RICE LADDIE WARRINER WARREN McCRAY i ' } BERNARD BOBBY CHARLIE PAUL NEESE CULLEOP JOHNSON HUMPHREYS t i: CHARLIE Biliey q CRENSHAW FARRIS h WALLACE PENN JOHN WHEELER WARRINER TALBERT JOHNNY JOHNNY RECTOR YOUNG CRENSHAW PAUL BILLY McCRAY STEPHENSON Basketball Team COACH MRS. SPURGEON EDMONDSON EVA CAPTAIN : h : : | VIRGINIA ERALDINE CHARLOTTE ie fan GALLIHER ANDERSON TALBERT HAGY CO-CAPTAIN LUCILLE ESTEP FRANCES HARRISON DORIS MARTHA DELP CROSSWHITE “ROMA WILSON JANE REYNOLDS BELLY PUCKETT. Cheerleaders Hagy, Galliher, Woodward, Davis, Harrison, Bowers, Estep, and Humphreys Prcshal a LIS [oe Re Ny ee ° weg ; ie Cae Se 9 ty 7 ee 2 a 2 Tae aes USTs eS 3 — - aes | Beta Club Pres ident....0c00 seceetensnsue ss MOLY: rollaeyoung Vice-President........... 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