Montvale High School - Echo Yearbook (Montvale, VA)

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Arrington, Doris Agee, Gladys Edith Ayers, GLEE CLUB Holdren, Jannie Hawkins, Kathleen Constance Geraldine Janice Conrad, Cottrell, Chilton, Ayers, Catherine Allen, Virginia 3urnette, Virginia Brown, Jane Craig, Virginia Johnson, Elnora Cad, Ruth Johnson, Virginia Cooper, Doris Ella Johnson, Wyona Cofer, Dorothy Jones, Nina Bowling, Mildred Dooley, Margaret King, Lorine Bowles, Ada Donald, Rachel Kidd, Marvin 3urnette, Gertrude Dooley, Helen Kirk, Harold Burnette, Dorothy Evans, Virginia Lancaster, Lorraine Burnette, Virginia Foster, Mildred Noell, Louise Burkholder, Dorothy Foster, Ruby Newton, Lydia Burkholder, Josephine Newton, Doris Obenchain, Ra Orange, Caulie Overstreet, Be Olsen, Hanna chel atrice Ramsey, Gaynell Rosazza, Ellen Sublett, Smith, Stiff, Norma Elsie Tinsley, Odess Ward, Watson, Worley, Louise Betty Maxine a Lee Elizabeth Boyle, Audrey Brugh, Betty Ann Brown, Gin 4-H CLUB President Betty Ann Brugh Crouch, Doris Forgie, Nancy Lantz, Geraldine Cofer, Juanita Jones, Naomi Luck, Josephine Clark, Pearl Luck, Betty Ann Newton, Peggy Dudding, Elsie Pollard, Je Pollard, M Richards, Wilkerson, ‘ssie abel Mary Genevieve

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SCHOOL SONG Oh, Montvale High School, Oh, Montvale High School, The pride of every student here, To you we’re faithful, to you we’re loyal, It’s Montvale High School now we cheer— Rah! Rah! We'll stand the test now, to prove the best now, No matter what the people say, For there is naught to fear, the spirits here— So, Hail, Montvale High School, Hail! WHO'S WHO Rachel Obenchain :........ Best Lookin gaat ee eee John Noell Janes DEO Wires apart eee Most-Capablet eee Duane Clingempeel Elnorasjohnson see 2 MOst Sid joie ae eee Duane Clingempeel Dorothy. Coters = ae ae Most Populares oun cee Clarence Pattison Mata Mae Sublett 2)2e meee. Bigcest Blirt | a) eee Clifton Ward Dorotity. Gofermec a7 ee oe Bigcesi 0a) ch ae eee eee Eugene Spencer Diva Hosters 2 aetwe ee Athlete eee ae Bob Kincaid Elnora) ohoson 041. “eee Best @PersOnaitig me ae Harold Obenchain Irene. Waldtond ee. ase yan, WiLlics ioe eae a Glenn Knighton Eiavel “Secrest tesa eae Big@esti BaD = an ee Henry Ross Irenes W aldronda a eo eee Most Mischievous .......!. Glenn Knighton Mata Mae Sublett ......... Biggest. Dost. wae ee Marvin Leftwich Janez Brow tite, 0) sk eee Best All Round 4 eee ae Harold Obenchain Lorine. Kinga eee SCHOOhs| tier bilge a tae Billy Inge Rosienateste. 20s ee cee Most: Bashful a 4 ee Bill Johnson Odéssa Tinsley. aes ee Most Disusficds 1 7a eee Junior Breedlove Elnoga.Johnson 4 ee Neatestay, tee + eee Clarence Pattison

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ACHIEVEMENTS This year, 1939-40, has again been a banner year for Montvale. New shelves have been added to our library and more books have been purchased. Magazines and papers have been subscribed to also. Among those are: Saturday Evening Post, Look, Time, Open Road For Boys, Roanoke Times, Roanoke World-News, New York Times, and several others. A new mimeograph machine was bought for the office. Football was started for the first time this year and proved to be very interesting. A new basketball was purchased with funds received from the sale of Curtis Publications. Room Three was changed to an informal classroom due to the introduction of tables and chairs to replace desks. This has proved very satisfactory and more changes of this type are being planned. Last and perhaps the greatest is the increase in enthusiasm for better school life and school spirit. CAN YOU IMAGINE? Bos Kincatp being as quiet as Ellis Harris. IRENE WaLpDROND as dignified as Wyona Johnson. Dor Corer not falling for all the good looking boys. Hanna Otson as athletic as Alva Foster. GLENN KNIGHTON with the calm and peace of Ambrose Franklin. JANE Brown doing the “Jitterbug.” THE FRESHMEN being in a hurry. Jor BruGH reading a library book. FRED JOHNSON a guard on the football team. Frances De Busk not being in love. Marvin Kipp running in the 880 relay at the county track meet. Mata Mae Susrett having Elnora Johnson’s disposition. CLARENCE Pattison and Davin NoELt not arguing about automobiles. Vera Creasy without her week-end bag. Pau Luck without the lovelight in his eyes when a certain person is around. Mr. McKee net keeping an eye on the students in study hall. “Toots” WorRLEY growing up. Mr. BaLiacH not telling tall tales. Bitty INGE without the ladies on his mind. THE JuNrIorR Crass becoming dignified Seniors of 1941.