Montvale High School - Echo Yearbook (Montvale, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

’pudtt.l cd “Slf 76 e ScHtx r Montvalc High School EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER HELEN ANN HATCHER SHIRLEY HUTCHENS f o reword THIS IS OUR ECHO, PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1950-51. IT IS FILLED WITH MEMORIES OF OUR YEARS AT M.HJ5. AS WE PAUSE ON LIFE’S JOURNEY TO TURN ITS PAGES, MAY IT ALWAYS BRING TO MIND SCENES THAT CAN NOT BE RE¬ LIVED AND FRIENDS WHO CAN NEVER BE FOR¬ GOTTEN. In Dedication In memory of the many times he has always been there when we needed him most; in remembrance of the many times he has gone out of his way to be obliging; and in acknowledgement of the many students who regard him as their favorite teacher, and better yet, a real pal, we dedicate this annual to.James A. Mattox. acu It 4 MR. HUGH D. McKEE Principal MISS VIRGINIA ANDERSON Science, Biology, Physical Education UJJU - MRS. DOROTHY BOLICK Secretary MRS. K.E. COFFMAN Second Grade MRS. GUY GARRETT Librarian a. MISS RUTH ALPHIN Sixth Grade MRS. MARGARET BILLINGSLY English, History, Physical Education MRS. FRANCES BUFORD Third Grade O k ' CClsjL . $ MR. K.E. COFFMAN Agriculture MRS. MARGUERITE GRAHAM Fourth and Fifth Grades I acu It MRS. R.V. MARTIN Fourth Grade MRS. EDITH McDEARMON First Grade MRS. FINLEY NANCE Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY PETERS Second Grade MISS WILMA I. RAYBURN History MISS CATHERINE VARNER Latin, English MR. JAMES MATTOX Physical Education, Business MRS. H.D. McKEE Seventh Grade MISS MARY ANN PATTERSON Home Economics MR. GERALD PRICHETT Glee Club, History, English Typing MRS. ELEANOR SCHULA F ifth Grade MRS. MYRTLE HUDSON First Grade (Not Pictured) PRESIDEN T LLOYD ORANGE REPORTER EMMA JANE COLEMAN VICE-PRESIDENT PASCAL ROSE SECRETARY and TREASURER HELEN JEAN SHELTON eniors i i DOUGLAS AHRENS Allied Youth—4; K.V.G.—4; Trans¬ ferred from South Broward, Hollywood, F lorida. ELSIE BOOTH F.H.A.—1; Beta Club—4; 4-H Club—3; Glee Club—3,4; Paper Staff—4; Circu¬ lation Manager. ROBERT BOWYER F.F.A.-1 } 2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Ath¬ letic Club—4; Football—3,4; Basket¬ ball-1,2,3; Glee Club-3,4; K.V.G.-2. 3,4. BETTY SUE BURKHOLDER y‘ J Basketball—2,3; Allied Youth—3,4; La¬ tin— 3,4, Vice-President—4; F.T.A.—4, R ' eporter—4; Glee Club—3,4; Annual Staff—3,4; Paper Staff-1; Athletic Club—4. v 0 EMMA JANE COLEMAN Allied Youth—1,2,3,4; Class Reporter— 3,4; Beta Club—2,3,4; Library Club—4, President—4; Latin Club—3,4, Treasur¬ er—3, Secretary and Treasurer—4; An¬ nual Staff—3,4; Paper Staff—3,4; Ass’t. Feature Editor—3,4, Reporter—3,4; Bas¬ ketball— 2,3,4! Monogram—2,3 ,4; Athle¬ tic Club—4. K BILLIE JANE DAVIDSON ied Youth—1,2 ,3,4; Glee Club—3,4; Club—3,4, Reporter—4; F.H.A_ 1 , Historian—3; Latin Club—3,4, r—4; Library Club—4, Reporter- tic Club—4. HARRY DOOLEY, JR. F.F.A.-1,2,3,4; K.V.G.-l,2,3,4; Mono¬ gram Club-2,3,4; Boys’ Glee Club-3; Baseball—2. DARDEN EARLY F.F.A.-3,4; K.V.G.-l,2,3,4; Athletic Club-4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Football- BARBARA FOSTER F.H.A.—3,4; Glee Club—4. JEANETTE FRANKLIN F.H.A.-1,2,3,4, Pianist-3,4; Glee Club—3,4; Paper Staff—4; Allied Youth -4. BILLY GROSS F.F.A.-1,2,3,4; K.V.G.-l,2,3,4; Boys’ Glee Club—3. ELOISE GRUBB F.H.A._1,2; Beta Club-2,3,4; Glee Club—3,4; Class Reporter—1; Class Secretary and Treasurer—2. 0 DORIS HARTBERGER F.H.A.— 3 , 4 , Historian—4; Glee Club— 3,4; Allied Youth—4; Library Club—4, Vice-President—4; Cheerleader—2,3,4, Head Cheerleader—3,4; Athletic Club— 4, Treasurer—4; Monogram—4, Paper Staff— 4 S Sports Editor; Annual—4. HELEN ANNE HATCHER Vice-President, Class—1,2; Allied Youth-1,2,3,4, Secretary-3,4; F.H.A.- 2,3,4, Historian-2, President—3,4; 4-H Club—1, President—1; Beta Club— 2,3,4, Treasurer—3; Monogram Club—4; Glee Club—3,4; Cheerleader—2,3,4; Athletic Club—4; Paper Staff—2,3,4, Ass’t. Feature Editor—3,4; Annual Staff-1,2,3,4, Editor-4; F.T.A.-4. SHIRLEY HUTCHENS Class President—3; Glee Club—4; F.H.- A.—1,2,3,4, Vice-President—3; Athletic Club—4, Secretary—4; Allied Youth—1,2; Monogram—1,2,3,4; Basketball—1,2,3,4, Captain—2,3, Manager—4; Paper Staff— 2,3; Annual Staff—3,4, Business Mana¬ ger-4. BOBBY KING F .F.A.—1,2,3,4, Sentinel—4; Allied Youth—3,4; K.V.G.—1,2,3,4, Squad Leader—4; Glee Club—3,4; Paper Staff— 1,2; Class Reporter—2. NANCY LUCK Class President—1; Athletic Club—4; F.H.A.-1,2,3,4, Treasurer-2, Secre¬ tary—4; Allied Youth—1,2,3 ,4, Presi¬ dent—4; Library Club—4; Latin Club— 3,4, President—4; Annual Staff—3,4, Circulation Manager—4; Safety Patrol— 4; Cheerleader—2,3,4; Glee Club—3,4; Monogram—4. DORLEE MARTIN Library Club—4, Secretary—4; F.H.A.— 4; Transferred from Bedford High School. V LLOYD ORANGE F.F.A.—1,2,3,4, Treasurer—4; Athletic Club—4, Vice-President; Class Presi¬ dent—4; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Football— 3,4; Baseball—1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol— 2,3,4, Captain—4; Annual Staff—4; Glee Club—3,4; Monogram—1,2,3,4. MYRTLE ROOP F.H. A. — 1,2,3,4, Treasurer—4; Class Secretary—1; Athletic Club—4; Basket¬ ball—2; Paper Staff—2,3,4; Annual Staff—4; Glee Club—4. PASCHAL ROSE F.F.A.-1,2,3,4, Vice-President-2,3 , President—4; K.V.G.— 1,2,3,4; Glee Club-2,3,4; Athletic Club—4. HELEN JEAN SHELTON Athletic Club—4; Allied Youth—3,4; Basketball—3,4; Beta Club—2,3,4, Reporter—2, Secretary—3, President—4; Class Secretary Treasurer—3,4; F.T.- A.—4; President—4; Annual Staff—3,4, 5; Glee Club—3,4; Latin Club—3,4; Monogram Club— 4 - PEGGY LINNELLE STIFF Allied Youth—1,2,3,4; Glee Club—3,4; Class Treasurer—1; F.H. A. — 1,2,3, ' 4; Song Leader—3,4; Latin Club—3,4, Song Leader—3; Athletic Club—4. ELBERT WHITE F.F.A.—2,3,4; Athletic Club—4; Glee Club—3,4; Allied Youth—3,4; K.V.G.— 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . JOHN WHITWORTH ■nnBBni F.F.A.—1,2,3,45 Secretary—3,4; Athle¬ tic Club—4; Glee ' Club—3; Baseball—3, 4; Basketball—3,4; Football—4; K.V.G. -3,4. JAMES WITT F.F.A.—1,2,3,4, Sentinel—2, Treasurer— 3, Vice-President—4; Class Vice-Pres¬ ident—3; Glee Club—3,4. CLASS POEM Dear class of ’51! The time has come for us to go. Now we have only recollections, Ahead our future we cannot know. Our class is very small, Our hopes and aims are high. We wish to be successful, As the years go rolling by. We happily view with pride, Our struggles of might and main. For the highest marks in school, Are what we’ve strived to gain. We’ve heard a lot of sentiment, About commencement days. Of life’s great rattle, And parting of the ways. Memories are what we make them, And now as our paths divide. May we remember our old pals, And how we labored side by side. Our teachers have been loyal, Our principal loyal and more. Spurred on by praise and challenge, W e close the school house door. —Dorlee Martin— H ropnecij As our school days at M.H.S. draw to a close, we shall soon be on our own. Little do we know what our future will be, or into what path Fate will direct us. Last night, as I sat in my room thinking of our approaching graduation, I began to think on what the future holds for each of us. Drifting into a trance, I began to have visions — visions in which I was able to follow the future careers of my classmates. My vision was a sad and exciting one. It was 1961 and I was checking the roll and here’s what I found: NAME AMBITION DESTINATION Douglas Ahrens To be a rich man Died in poorhouse Elsie Boothe Homemaker Homebreaker Robert Bowyer To get married Working in the garage Betty Sue Burkholder School teacher Sales girl Emma Jane Coleman Athletic director Referee Billie Jane Davidson Nurse Serving a jail sentence for poi¬ soning a patient. Junior Dooley Bachelor Married and has eight kids Darden Earley Big game hunter Caught in his own trap Barbara Foster Nurse Bad nerves Jeanette Franklin Music teacher Missionary to China Eloise Grubb To have a maid Going home to scrub floors Billy Gross Merchant Buying groceries for his family Doris Hartberger Nurse Nursing her own aches and pains Helen Anne Hatcher Home Economics teacher Learning to boil water Shirley Hutchens To get a husband Basketball coach Bobby King Drive a Greyhound bus Holes in his shoes Nancy Luck Elementary teacher Teaching the twins to say Dad¬ dy Bad case of verbs Dorlee Martin English teacher Lloyd Orange To go to V.P.I. Has flooded Death Valley trying to irrigate it Myrtle Roop Salesgirl Sold her boy friend on the idea of giving her a diamond Paschal Rose To be successful President of P.T.A. Helen Jean Shelton Housewife Mr. Prichett’s secretary Peggy Stiff Elbert White John Whitworth James Witt Secretary Mechanic F armer To make up his history test Clerk in a 5 and 10 £ store Working on his children’s toys Hen-pecked” husband Farmer To my sorrow I suddenly awoke from my trance and thus ended my glimpses into the future of our classmates, even though there is much, I am sure, I overlooked. So now we, the Senior Class of ’51, say goodby to our high school career and begin the long journey into the careers of the future. Class Prophets Emma Jane Coleman and Nancy Luck Class Will Soon we will be leaving M.H.S. We hate to go, but, following the laws of Nature, all good things must come to an end. In parting, each member of this Senior Class wishes to will his most prominent characteristic or talent to a fellow student who most deserves such a gift. To the Sophomores we leave the task of doing everything we left undone. Remember you have two years to do it! To the Freshman Class we leave the pleasure of having three more years in high school. Now f or the roll call of Senior requests: Douglas Ahrens leaves his ability to keep from dancing with those lovely Senior girls to any Junior who is crazy enough to do the same. Helen Jean Shelton wills her love for typing, or rather the teacher, to Doris Catron. John Whitworth leaves his ability to be absent from school without an excuse to Jimmy Gar¬ rett. Peggy Stiff wills her thinness to anyone who has to squeeze through his Senior year. Nancy Luck leaves her love for Latin to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. Elbert White wills his ability to solve everyone’s troubles, but his own, to Bucky Hamm. Darden Early wills his “Adventures of Goose Creek” to William Early. Emma Jane Coleman leaves her position on the basketball team to Betty Thomas. Helen Anne Hatcher leaves her sympathy to next year’s editor of the Echo. Lloyd Orange wills his ring to Dot Vaughan (she wears it more than he does.) Robert Bowyer leaves all of his girl-friends to Tommy Berry (not that he needs them). Barbara Foster leaves her long black hair to Thelma Orange. Paschal Rose leaves his position as bus-driver to someone who can make it to school on time. James Witt wills his part in the minstrel to anyone who will try to do as well. Jeanette Franklin leaves her ability to play ’’Boogie Woogie” to Rebecca Brown. Elsie Booth wills her chewing gum to Bobby Garrett. (Watch out for Miss Rayburn, Bobby.) Eloise Grubb wants Miss Varner to take her place as being a housewife. (Miss Varner, you had better watch those dishpan hands.) Dorlee Martin wills her position in the kitchen to Beatrice Robertson. (We nope she’ll do as well as Dorlee.) Myrtle Roop transmits her friendly-quiet attitude to Peggy Dooley. Junior Dooley wills his dancing ability to Bobby Bartley. (They’ve been so entertaining to the Seniors this year.) Bobby King wills his love for the Senior Panda to James McCabe. Doris Hartberger wills her pep and energy to Mary Bohon. (She surely needs it.) Shirley Hutchens wills her happy-go-lucky ways to Jimmy. Betty Burkholder leaves her love for week-ends to her sister, Lucy. Billy Gross leaves his morning study period to Tommy Dooley. Billie Jane Davidson leaves her early morning blues to Ruth Morgan. We, the Seniors of ’51, leave years filled with hard work and good times to the future classes. Signed this, the 6th day of June, 1951. by the Senior Class of Montvale High School. Senior Class onq Tune: Star of the East Our days together have come to an end. So we will leave our classmates and friends. Our memories linger, both night and day, Of helping each other in our work and play. Chorus: Ole Montvale High School, to you we’ll be true, In days to come, and in all that we do, We’re always smiling where ever we go, Praising dear Montvale High We join together in saying good bye. Though we are smiling, we’d all like to cry. We’ll never forget you for making us strong, To carry us on, though life may be long. Hisfori) Of S emor Class One bright, sunshiny, September morning in the year of nineteen hundred forty seven, fifty four freshmen assembled in the auditorium. Our homeroom teacher were Miss Julia Foster and Mr. K.E. Coffman. Our officers for this year were: President, Nancy Luck; Vice-President, Helen Anne Hatcher; Secretary, Myrtle Roop; Treasurer, Peggy Stiff. Yes, this was our dear Freshman year, when everything was new to us and just as exciting. Speaking of excitement, never shall we forget that horrible RAT DAY! Everyone was anxious to see how the ’’Rats” would react to their punishment. Need I tell you how glad we were when it was all over. Our first party came in March. It was based on St. Patrick’s Day. Another event which we all enjoyed was our trip to Bedford Lake. Then came our Sophomore year and our class had been reduced to thirty-five members. Our officers for this term were: President, Paschal Rose; Vice-President, Helen Anne Hatcher; Secretary and Treasurer, Eloise Grant. Before the year was over, two of our girls had gotten married and left us. When time for the festival came, our representative for queen was Margaret Parker and how thrilled we were when she was elected Queen of M.H.S.” This year we took another trip to Bedford Lake. Our Junior year was about the most fun loving year to us. We sponsored a womanless wedding and it was really a worthwhile show. Our fashion show was also given the same night. One of the most cherished memories of this year was our Junior-Senior Banquet. We had as the theme Davy Jones Locker’’. The fun really came after everyone had finished eating. There was dancing, the grand march, and lots of games. Our officers for this year were: President, Shirley Hutchens; Vice-President, James Witt; Secretary and Treasurer, Helen Jean Shelton; Reporter, Emma Jane Coleman. Then at last it was time for our Senior year. Though everyone dreaded the thought of having to leave school, I think they were looking forward to all the Senior privileges and fun that goes along with your last year. We presented a minstrel in December which was a success with the help of very capable leaders. Our Senior play came next, then Class Night, our Baccalaureate Sermon and last Commencement. Our officers were; President, Lloyd Orange; Vice-President, Paschal Rose; Secretary and Treasurer, Helen Jean Shelton; Reporter, Emma Jane Coleman. Now that we are leaving behind us our classmates and teachers, we wish to thank our leaders from the bottom of our hearts for the wonderful courage and guidance they have given us, because we know it has been a rather difficult job for them all these years. NAME Douglas Ahrens Elsie Boothe Robert Bowyer Betty Sue Burkholder Emma Jane Coleman Billie Jane Davidson Junior Dooley Darden Early Barbara Foster Jeanette Franklin Billy Gross Eloise Grubb Doris Hartberger Helen Anne Hatcher Shirley Hutchens Bobby King Nancy Luck Dor lee Martin Lloyd Orange Myrtle Roop Paschal Rose Helen Jean Shelton Peggy Stiff Elbert White John Whitworth James Witt NOTED FOR Typing Getting mad Working on his car Saturday night dates Playing basketball Her many crushes His pretty hair Being lazy Intelligence Giggles Being shy Quietness Cheerleading Helpfulness Athletics Driving the school bus Stacking the money Studying F lirting Her sweetness Plumpness Losing things Smallness Sleeping in class Playing hookie His bright remarks IS ALWAYS Typing Talking fast Asking for dates Reading letters Smiling Taking up tickets Driving his Chevrolet Arguing with Miss Rayburn Studying Playing the piano With Junior Driving to school Fussing with Roger Busy With Myrtle Chasing the girls Telling jokes Studying At Angle’s Talking about Jimmy Taking all the prizes Primping Singing In mischief Mocking pe ople Laughing USUALLY SAYS ' ’Oh! darn” I thought I would die laughing.” I’m going to get mar¬ ried.” You better not.” Ah, shucks” I’d like to go home” I ain’t got it” Oh! You don’t say” For Pete’s sake” Go on Junior” I think so” Cheer up” I’ll slap you” I told you” My Golly” I’m gonna kiss you, Peggy” Oh! That makes me so mad” I know it” You can’t trust those guys” I’ll be glad when Fri¬ day comes” I’ll be doggone!” Lend me your mirror” What?” Heck, no!” Ah, let me tell it” Is that so?” 1. Tired girls. 2. Who is that young gentleman? 3. Let’s take a walk. 4. Governor’s Palace. 5. Emblem o f Palace. 6. Now what have you done? 7. Betya can’t get out. 8. Did you get lost in the Maze? 9. We crossed the York. 10. Ankle bracelets. 11. York River. mm Underclassmen PRESIDENTS TENTH GRADE NINTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE BETTY THOMAS HERBERT ORANGE JIMMY BUTTRAM, VICE-PRESIDENT JANE ALDRIDGE TOMMY BERRY PATTY ANNE BOGGESS REBECCA BROWN FREDDIE DOOLEY LUTHER DRAPER ELLEN EVANS IVA MAE FORGIE BOBBY GARRETT JIMMY GARRETT LAURA GRAHAM GLORIA GROSS BUCKY HAMM COLLEEN HARTBERGER ROBERT HARTBERGER t DON McAFEE JAMES WEEKS McCABE RUTH MORGAN FRANCES OVERSTREET BEATRICE ROBINSON MINNIE ROBINSON NANCY ROBINSON BETTY THOMAS JEANETTE TURPIN RICHARD TURPIN DOROTHY VAUGHN man ass OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER SPONSORS WALKER BURDETTE JIMMY BUTTRAM WILLIE ROSE CHARLIE COTTRELL SYBIL VAUGHAN MRS. BILLINGSLY MR.MATTOX Front Row: Mr. Mattox, Walker Burdette, Jimmy Buttram, Charlie Cottrell, Sybil Vaughan, Willie Rose, Mrs. Billingsly. Second Row: Allen Fisher, Margaret McKinney, Doris Catron, Nancy Burnette, Ella Carter, Joy Falls, William Early. Third Row: Barbara Mattox, Mable Thomas, June Williamson, Helen McGuire, Barbara Frank¬ lin, Peggy Dooley, Gray Martin. Fourth Row: Sylvia Humphreys, Lois Kirby, Shirley Carter, Mary Louis Bohone, Rosalee Dooley, Elsie Lam, Mable Mattox. Fifth Row: Albert Witt, Neil Fizer, Bobby Humphreys, Garland Dooley, Carlyle Welch, Eliza¬ beth Carter, Carrie Lee Hall. Sixth Row: Roy Lee Giles, Roy Dooley, Doris Orange, Nellie Bowyer, Alma Fitzgerald, Thelma Orange, Lucy Burkholder, Tommy Dooley. Seventh Row: James Lodge, Eugene Jefferson, Bobby Crouch, Bobby Bartley, Tommy Holdren, Ralph Overstreet. Grade Girl s First Row: Virginia Overstreet, Gloria Franklin, Naomie McDaniel, Clara Mae Giles, Marie Booth, Lena Mae Allen, Barbara Luck, Annie Hamilton, Charlotte Scott, Dorothy Ward, Martha Brown. Second Row: Eddie Orange, Joanne Carter, Shirley Dooley, Barbara Giles, Irma Hutchens, Alice Forgie, Virginia Orange, Elsie Bramlett, Margaret Bramlett, Virginia Mae Atkinson. Third Row: Gloria Gross, Doris Orange, Dorothy Michal, Lucille Phillips, Marjorie Wheeler, Elinor St. Clair, Sarah Overstreet, Mabel Carter, Shirley Puckett, Ella Rose Brown. Grad Ol)S hirst Row: Ray Overstreet, Eugene Ryder, Tommy Foster, James Jones, Douglas Lam, Wil¬ liam McGuire, Clarence Catron, Rayford Harris, Jesse Overstreet. Second Row: Ronnie Dooley, Harvey Crouch, Jack Maxfield, Richard Foster, Lewis Amos, Larry Orange, Alfred Giles, John Rieley, Alan Carter, Ray Hartberger, Gary Waldron, Jimmy Finks. Third Row: Garland Robertson, Obie Carter, George Wills, Wilbur Puckett, Paul Roop, John Bolick, Elbert Robertson, Jack Aldridge, Herbert Orange, David Waldron. Beautu Contestants Douglas Ahrens, Myrtle Roop, Tommy Berry, Betty Thomas, Joy Falls, Peggy Dooley, Clara Mae Giles, Richard Foster. Autumn Festiva Autumn leaves, corn shocks, pumpkins on the vine, and a fresh, clean smell in the ---- sounds like fall, doesn’t it? There is something special about every autumn, but this year at Montvale High School it was going to be something extra special. Everyone looks forward to the annual festival, sponsored by the ECHO, and this year we were all bursting with good ideas for decorations and entertainment. What about the color scheme?” Who’s going to bring the balloons?” Where in the world can we find enough brown, yellow, and orange crepe paper to decorate the stage?” The ques¬ tions piled higher and higher, and the decoration committee was feeling slightly panicky. Peo¬ ple scurried around like mad, trying to beat the zero hour. Suddenly, it was upon us! The big night had arrived and people began filing into our hal¬ lowed halls, expectancy of a good time shining in their eyes. Luckily, November 18 was also the anniversary of Sadie Hawkins’ Day, and this theme pre¬ dominated in the Bingo Booth. Betty Thomas was Daisy Mae, complete with an off-the-shoulder blouse and shorts. Ray Johnson was ’Lil Abner, in tattered jeans; and Bobby Humphries, wear¬ ing a Paris-styled burlap sack, and feathers, was a heap good Injun Joe. Money and prizes flew, and interest was high. Right next door, a talent show was in progress. Singing, piano, and dancing were offered. Naturally the main event was the election of the King and Queen of Autumn, but new features were offered this year. A fashion show, sponsored by the Deb Shop of Roanoke, the usual darts, pitching rings, etc., a cake walk, and a percolater walk were held. Betty Thomas and Tommy Berry were the victorious Queen and King; and while Betty was being crowned with beautiful pink Pom-Pom Chrysanthemums, donated by Wertz Florists of Roanoke, Tommy was beaming and being congratulated. Tlie Echo Staff Sitting: Don McAfee, Helen Anne Hatcher, Shirley Hutchens. Standing: Barbara Giles, Doris Hartberger, Emma Jane Coleman, Tommy Berry, Rebecca Brown, Betty Burkholder, Nancy Luck, Lloyd Orange, Myrtle Roop, Jimmy Garrett, Joy Falls, Miss Varner. Editor-in-Chief — Helen Anne Hatcher Assistant — Rebecca Brown Business Manager — Shirley Hutchens Assistants — Lloyd Orange, Myrtle Roop Circulation Manager — Nancy Luck Assistant — Ray Johnson Snapshot Editor — Betty Burkholder Representatives — Eighth Grade — Irma Hutchens Freshman — Joy Falls Sophomore — Tommy Berry Senior — Emma Jane Coleman Sponsor — Miss Catherine Varner Associate Editors: Tommy Berry, Betty Thomas. Business Managers: Bobby Garrett, Charlie Cottrell. Circulation Manager: Elsie Boothe. Feature Editors: Helen Anne Hatcher, Emma Jane Coleman. Social Editor: Myrtle Roop. Assistant: Lucy Burkholder. Joke Editor: Nellie Hutchens. Assistant: Darden Early. Girls’ Sports Editor: Doris Hartberger. Boys’ Sports Editor: Bobby Humphreys. Art Editors: Don McAfee, Rodney Franklin. Seated: Elsie Booth, Bobby Garrett, Betty Thomas, Tommy Berry, Helen Anne Hatcher, Mr. Mattox. First Row, standing: Jeanette Franklin, Sybil Vaughn, Bobby Humphreys, Nellie Hutchens, Doris Hartberger, Lucy Burkholder, Shirley Hutchens, Darden Early. Second Row: Douglas Ahrens, Myrtle Roop, Betty Sue Burkholder, Jimmy Garrett, Emma Jane Coleman, Rebecca Brown, Charles Cottrell. urc Teach gps Of A mcrica Officers: President, Helen Jean Shelton; Vice-President, Doris Catron; Secretary, Barbara Mattox; Treasurer, Margaret McKinney; Reporter, Betty Sue Burkholder. First Row, left to right: Margaret McKinney, Betty Sue Burkholder, Helen Jean Shelton, Bar¬ bara Mattox, Doris Catron. Second Row: Mrs. Billingsly, Sponsor; Helen Anne Hatcher, Mabel Mattox, Carrie Lee Hall, Albert Witt, Elizabeth Carter, Helen McGuire, Willie Rose, Ella Carter. Seated: Billie Jane Davidson, Reporter; Betty Burkholder, Vice- President; Nancy Luck, President; Emma Jane Coleman, Secre¬ tary and Treasurer. Standing: Helen Jean Shelton, Peggy Stiff and Miss Varner. “Invitaris adesse theam haberi in honore tuo in Casa, dimidio post tres, Ante diem VII Calends Novem, undeviginti centum quinquoginta Beta CU President, Nancy Luck; Vice-President, Don McAfee; Secretary, Helen Anne Hatcher; Treas¬ urer, Rebecca Brown; Reporter, Betty Thomas; Sponsors, Mrs. Guy Garrett, Gerald Pritchett. First Row: Rebecca Brown, Don McAfee. Second Row: Gerald Pritchett, Helen Anne Hatcher, Nancy Luck, Betty Thomas, Mrs. Guy Garrett. Third Row: Colleen Hartberger, Marie Booth, Ella Carter, Margaret McKinney, Doris Catron, Willie Rose, Joy Falls, Ray Overstreet, Tommy Foster. Fourth Row: Virginia Mae Atkinson, Margaret Bramlett, Rosalie Dooley, Shirley Dooley, Bar¬ bara Giles, Mable Thomas, Clara Mae Giles, Eleanor St. Clair. Fifth Row: Lois Kirby, Sybil Vaughn, Peggy Stiff, Sylvia Humphreys, Lena Mae Allen, Vir¬ ginia Overstreet, Jane Alridge, Patty Boggess. Sixth Row: Dot Vaughn, Lucy Burkholder, Laura Graham, Betty Burkholder, Mable Mattox, Barbara Mattox, Carrie Lee Hall, Neil Fizer. Seventh Row: Ella Rose Brown, Shirley Puckett, Helen Jean Shelton, Emma Jane Coleman, Billie Jean Davidson, Doris Hartberger, Tommy Berry. Eighth Row: Bobby King, Jimmy Garrett, Douglas Ahrens, Alfred Giles, Paschal Rose, Ray Hartberger, John Bolick. Ninth Row: Eugene Jefferson, Bobby Garrett, James McCabe, Bucky Hamm, Charlie Cottrell, Robert Bowyer, Ray Johnson. Allied Youth Officers: President, Helen Jean Shelton; Vice-President, Bobby Garrett; Secretary, Don Mc¬ Afee; Treasurer, Laura Graham; Reporter, Billie Jane Davidson. First Row: Rebecca Brown, Helen Jean Shelton, Bobby Garrett, Billie Jane Davidson, Don McAfee. Second Row: Emma Jane Coleman, Laura Graham, Ella Carter. Third Row: Helen Anne Hatcher, Sylvia Humphreys, Willie Rose, Bucky Hamm, Doris Catron, Betty Thomas, Eloise Grubb, Mrs. Garrett, sponsor; Elsie Boothe, Albert Witt. President, Emma Jane Coleman; Vice-President, Doris Hartberger; Secretary- Treasurer, Dorlee Martin; Reporter, Billie Jane Davidson; Sponsor, Mrs. Guy Garrett. First Row: Billie Jane Davidson, Doris Hartberger, Emma Jane Coleman, Dorlee Martin. Second Row. ' -Mrs. Guy Garrett, Virginia Mae Atkinson, Alma Fitzgerald, Nan¬ cy Luck, Doris Orange, Sybil Vaughn, Nancy Robinson, Shirley Puckett, Jane Aldridge, Lois Kirby. Standing, left to right: Tommy Holdren, Minnie Robinson, Beatrice Robinson, Jane Aldridge, Nancy Robinson, Laura Graham, Miss Virginia Anderson, b ran¬ ees Overstreet, Albert Witt. Put ure Farmers o f A m erica President, Paschal Rose; Vice-President, James Witt; Secretary, John Whit¬ worth, Treasurer, Lloyd Orange; Reporter, Tommy Berry; Watch Dog, Ray John¬ son, Sponsor, Mr. Coffman. First Row: Jimmy Garrett, Ray Johnson, James Witt, John Whitworth, Tommy Berry, Mr. Coffman, Paschal Rose, Lloyd Orange. Second Row: Darden Early, Elbert White, Bobby Bartley, Bobby Crouch, Jun¬ ior Dooley, Robert Bowyer, William Early, Bobby King. Third Row: Richard Turpin, Allen F isher, Grey Martin, Charlie Cottrell, Roy Dooley, Billy Gross, Ralph Overstreet, Neil Fizer. Future Homemakers of America First Row: Nancy Luck, Jeanette Franklin, Rebecca Brown, Betty Thomas, Helen Hatcher, Myrtle Roop, Peggy Stiff, Doris Hartberger. Second Row: Doris Catron, Ella Carter, Margaret McKinney, Peggy Dooley, Rosalie Dooley, Arlene Johnson, Miss Patterson. Third Row: June Williamson, Nellie Hutchens, Gloria Gross, Iva Forgie, Barbara Franklin, Beatrice Robinson. Fourth Row: Billie Jane Davidson, Jeanette Turpin, Sylvia Humphreys, Shir¬ ley Hutchens, Patty Boggess, Barbara Mattox, Jane Aldridge. Fifth Row: Elsie Lam, Alma Fitzgerald, Mabel Mattox, Nancy Robinson. Sixth Row: Doris Orange, Carrie Lee Hall, Nellie Bowyer, Frances Overstreet. Seventh Row: Ellen Evans, Elizabeth Carter, Laura Graham, Dorlee Martin, Barbara Foster, Ruth Morgan, Thelma Orange, Dot Vaughn. Officers: President, Helen Anne Hatcher; Vice-President, Betty Thomas; Secretary, Nancy Luck; Treasurer, Myrtle Roop; Reporter, Rebecca Brown; Pianist, Jeanette Franklin; Song Leader , Peggy Stiff; Sponsor, Miss Mary r . . First Row: Mr. Pritchett, Nellie Hutchens, Dorothy Ward, Charlotte Scott, Annie Hamilton, Barbara Franklin, Peggy Dooley, Helen McGuire, Doris Catron, Helen Anne Hatcher, Margaret McKinney, Jeanette Franklin, Gloria Gross. Second Row: Lucy Burkholder, Ella Carter, Nancy Burnette, Patty Boggess, Arlene Johnson, Marie Booth, Irma Hutchens, Barbara Giles, Shirley Dooley, June Williamson. Third Row: Eddie Orange, Elsie Bramlett, Eleanor St. Clair, Clara Mae Giles, Jeanette Turpin, Nancy Luck, Beatrice Robinson. Fourth Row: Ella Rose Brown, Doris Hartberger, Elsie Lam, Mable Mattox, Sylvia Humphreys, Virginia Orange, Barbara Mattox, Rosalie Dooley, Mable Thomas, Jo Ann Carter, Jane Aldridge. Fifth Row: Sarah Overstreet, Iva Mae Forgia, Shirley Carter, Lois Kirby, Peggy Stiff, Sybil Vaughn, Gloria Gross. Sixth Row; Elizabeth Carter, Ellen Evans, Helen Jean Shelton, Betty Sue Burkholder, Laura Graham, Rebecca Brown, Betty Thomas, Thelma Orange, Shirley Hutchens, Myrtle Roop, Virginia Overstreet. Seventh Row: Billie Jane Davidson, Eloise Grubb, Elsie Booth, Nellie Bow- yer, Frances Overstreet, Marjorie Wheeler, Doris Orange, Alma Fitzgerald, Nancy Robinson, Lena Allen. Eighth Row: Ruth Morgan, Barbara Foster, Dorothy Vaughan, Minnie Robin¬ son, Colleen Hartberger, Shirley Puckett, Virginia Atkinson. Girl s Glee Glut Glee Clul, First Row: Douglas Lam, Jimmy Finks, James Jones, Ray Hartberger, John Riley, Neal Fizer, Harvey Crouch, Tommy Berry, Robert Hartberger. Second Row: Mr. Pritchett, Richard Turpin, Bobby Garrett, Jimmy Garrett, Luther Draper, James McCabe, Robert Bowyer, Alfred Giles, Tommy Holdren. Third Row; Jack Aldridge, Paschal Rose, Don McAfee, John Bolick, Bucky Hamm, Ray Johnson, Bobby King. K.V.G. First Row: James McCabe, Grey Martin, Roy Lee Giles, William Early, Billy Gross, Ralph Overstreet, Neil Fizer, Garland Dooley, Alan Fisher, Aubrey Dooley, Daniel Dooley, Wayne Nester, Second Row: Bobby King, Jimmy Buttram, Ray Dooley, Kenneth Looney, Paschal Rose, Darden Early, Tommy Berry, Richard Turpin, Mr. McKee. Third Row: Mr. Mattox, Luther Draper, George Wills, Bobby Bartley, Junior Dooley, Jimmy Garrett, James Witt, Bobby Garrett, Ray Johnson, Robert Bow- yer, Obie Carter, Bobby Humphreys, Robert Hartberger, Loyd Orange. Fourth Row: Ray Hartberger, Walker Burdette, Elbert White, Bucky Hamm, Alfred Giles, John Riley, James Jones, John Whitworth, Wilbur Puckett, Bobby Crouch, Tommy Dooley, John Bolick, Paul Roop, Charlie Cottrell, Jack Ald¬ ridge, Eugene Jefferson. Captain, Loyd Orange; Lieutenants, Tommy Berry, Bobby Garrett; Sponsor, Mr. McKee. Sitting: Tommy Berry, Loyd Orange, Bobby Humphreys, Arlene Johnson, Jessie Overstreet. Second Row: Darden Early, Doris Orange, Nancy Luck, Clara Mae Giles, Barbara Foster, Ella Rose Brown, Bobby Garrett. Third Row; James Witt, Robert Bowyer, Charlie Cottrell, Bobby Bartley, Bob¬ by Crouch. Who’s Who BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Tommy Berry Doris Hartberger MOST POPULAR Bobby Garrett Betty Thomas PRETTIEST HAIR Jimmy Garrett Jeanette Turpin NEATEST Bobby King Peggy Stiff LAZIEST Bobby Bartley Mabel Thomas MOST DIGNIFIED Bobby King Patty Boggess BIGGEST HEARTBREAKER Bobby Garrett Peggy Stiff MOST ATHLETIC Lloyd Orange Shirley Hutchens MOST BASHFUL James Witt Minnie Robinson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Douglas Ahrens Helen Anne Hatcher Wlio’s Mo BIGGEST FLIRT Lloyd Orange Dot Vaughn MOST STUDIOUS Douglas Ahrens Willie Rose SWEETEST SMILE David Conner Lois Kirby MOST COMICAL Bucky Hamm Betty Thomas MOST TALENTED Don McAfee Rebecca Brown MOST PESSIMISTIC Gray Martin Shirley Hutchens BIGGEST EATER Bucky Hamm Ella Carter FRIENDLIEST Tommy Berry Doris Hartberger BIGGEST PEST Elbert White Helen Anne Hatcher BIGGEST CHATTERBOX Tommy Holdren Doris Catron CATRONS 1. The Thing” 2. Row, row, row your boat. 3. Lunch time 4 . Peggy stop watching those Harbor Lights”. 5 . That working gal 6. Wonder whose hand? 7. Bet you can ' t do it? S Those talented Sophomores 9 . Them bones,them bones. 10. Minstrel Cast 11. Those worn out Negroes 12. Sitting Pretty 13. The new style 14. Studying hard? 15. That Hollywood look. 16. Bye Tommv! 17. Mighty Lak ' a Rose la Which one is Miss Anderson? 19. Smile sweetly girls. 20. That singing chorus 21. Those dancing feet. 22. I Love You a Bushel and a Peck” 23 Having car trouble? 24. Are you hungry? 25. Most bashful 26. Hurry to bed. 27. Stop talking and eat. 28. Looking for Santa? 29 AY Installation Service 30. Get to work gals. 31. It pays to advertise 1. Nothing any stronger is allowed! 2. No flirting in the classrooms 3- They pulled too hard 4. Store work must be awful 5 . Such beauties! 6. Spring fever 7. Don’t be lazy 8. Let’s not fight, boys 9. Let’s have a bite 10. Dignified Seniors!!! 11. What do you think of this, 12. Riding high 13. This is the army!!! 14. Free shot! 15. Look at that pose 16. Isn’t that sweet? Mr. Mattox? 17 . Make it count 18. Why so solemn? •te K r A ESU ■ I Spor t HELEN ANNE HATCHER, NANCY LUCK, LAURA GRAHAM, LUCY BURKHOLDER, DOT VAUGHAN, LOIS KIRBY, DORIS CATRON. SPONSOR-MISS PATTERSON NOT PICTURED: DORIS HARTBERGER-HEAD CHEERLEADER First Row: James McCabe Robert Hartberger, Robert Bowyer, Elbert White Tommy Berry, Paschal Rose, Loyd Orange. Second Row: Bobby Garrett, John Whitworth, Bobby Humphreys, Eugene Jefferson, Bucky Hamm, Tommy Dooley, Darden Early, William Early. Third Row: Jimmy Buttram, Jimmy Garrett, Roy Lee Giles, Allen Fisher. Fourth Row; Charlie Cottrell, Bobby Crouch. Members: Mr. Mattox, Nancy Luck, Robert Hartberger, Helen Jean Shelton, Loyd Orange, Paschal Rose, Emma Jane Coleman Shirley Hutchens, Doris Hartberger, Bobby Garrett, Harry Dooley Jr., Tommy Berry, Helen Anne Hatcher, Darden Early, Miss An¬ derson. Basketball First Row: Barbara Mattox, Nancy Robinson, Betty Thomas, Emma Jane Cole¬ man, Helen Jean Shelton, Rebecca Brown, Coach-Virginia Anderson; Ruth Morgan, Thelma Orange, Shirley Hutchens, Mable Mattox, Sylvia Humphreys, Beatrice Robinson. lililililililililil Boijs’ Basketball First Row: John Whitworth, Jimmy Garrett, Douglas Ahrens. Second Row: Tommy Dooley, Bobby Humphreys, Jimmy Buttram, Bobby Crouch, Loyd Orange, Bucky Hamm, Bobby Garrett, Tommy Berry. Coach, James Mattox. Sweetheart, Emma Jane Coleman. t r t- -■■■ r -■ FootLall T earn First Row: John Whitworth, Robert Hartberger, Tommy Berry, Walker Burdette, Lloyd Orange, Elbert White. Second Row: Jimmy Buttram, Eugene Jefferson, Darden Early, Luther Draper, Bobby Garrett, Bobby Humphreys. Third Row: Tommy Dooley, James McCabe, Bucky Hamm, Junior Dooley, Bobby Crouch, Coach—Mr. Mattox. Athletic Club President, Tommy Berry; Vice-President, Lloyd Orange; Secretary, Shirley Hutchens; Treasurer, Doris Hartberger; Reporter, Bobby Garrett. First Row: Roy Giles, Neal Fizer, Walker Burdette, Ronnie Dooley, Joy Falls, Garland Dooley, Roy Overstreet, Rayford Harris, James Jones, William McGuire, Douglas Lam, John Whitworth, Richard Foster, Alfred Giles, Bobby Humphreys, Albert Witt, Tommy Berry. Second Row: Darden Early, Larry Orange, Garland Robinson, Ray Hartberger, Mabel Thomas, Jane Aldridge, Doris Catron, Margaret McKinney, Helen Anne Hatcher, Lena Mae Allen, Clara Mae Giles, Virginia Mae Atkinson, Nellie Hut¬ chens, Colleen Hartberger, Jimmy Buttram, James Weeks McCabe, Elbert Robin¬ son, Charles Cottrell. Third Row: Sybil Vaughan, Lois Kirby, Sylvia Humphreys, Shirley Hutchens, Myrtle Roop, Rebecca Brown, Betty Thomas, Shirley Puckett, Betty Sue Burk¬ holder, Helen Jean Shelton, Emma Jane Coleman, Lucy Burkholder, Billie Jane Davidson, Doris Hartberger, Dot Vaughan, Ella Rose Brown, Beatrice Robinson, Nancy Robinson, Ruth Morgan, Eleanor St. Clair, Marjorie Wheeler, Minnie Rob¬ inson, Nancy Luck, Peggy Stiff. Fourth Row: Mr. Mattox, Jimmie Garrett, Robert Bowyer, Frances Overstreet, Gloria Gross, Bobby Garrett, Lloyd Orange, Luther Draper, Jack Aldridge, John Bolick, Bucky Hamm, David Waldron, Herbert Orange, Bobby Crouch, Paschal Rose, Eugene Jefferson, Elbert White, Tommy Dooley. 1. Get busy cheerleaders. 2. Jump ball. 3. Shoot it, Bea! 5 . Don’t foul him! 6. Babe Ruth. 7. Make it, Lloyd! 8. Now remember this, girls— 9 . You tell ’em girls! 10. Knock it to the girl under the goal! 11. Making eyes at Buster! 12. On the fifty yard line! 13. Get in there, gals! 14. He—MAN! 15. Gosh! Look who’s refereeing! 16. At-ten-shun! 17. Our first team. 18. Jump higher next time! 19. Afraid of sunstroke?? 20. Cheerleaders and beautiful legs! 21. Chattanooga Choo ChooH 22. Get after that ball! 23. Supporting the team! 24. Warming up 1 2 3 25. Who’s got the ball?? 26. Overguarding? 27. Get off of your feet! { A I «-j 1 ' i 1. Has the bus come? 2. Can’t you see it? 3. That studious Latin class. 4. Merry Christmas, Laura. 5 . A.Y. Assembly Program. 6 . A.Y. Party. 7 . It wasn’t cold, was it? 8 . Swing your partner. 9 . Who’s that, huh? 10. What’s so exciting? 11. Let’s have a goal. 12. Let him go girls. 13. What’s so funny? 14. Get to work. 15 . Those peppy cheerleaders. 16. Some fun, Huh! 17. Bet you can’t hit it. 18. Yep, it’s come. 19. Front view. 20. Wrestling? 21. Gee you sure love each other. 22. Those dignified Seniors. 23. Smiles. 24. That Ipana smile. 25. That studious Berry. 26. What’s wrong heartbreaker. 27. Could be football? 28 What are you mad at, Tommy? 29. 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