Mount Vernon High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ M Lunni in the Si eruice $ rmu sdir orcei Bayliss, Charles Beach, Gordon ’41 Campbell, Roy Carter, Edmund Pvt. ’39 Clapp, Harvey 2nd Lt. (Pilot) Draney, Robert 2nd Lt. ’42 Durrer, William Fraley, Harlen ’40 Grieve, Robert ’39 Hansen, Gerard M Sgt ’41 ’39 Lloyd, Warren ’39 Mattingly, Tommy A S ’43 Nelson, Mitchell ’42 Nevitt, Marders P.F.C. ’43 Parrish, Denwood Peverill, Lewis Cpl. ’42 Watkins, Alton ’39 Wright, Hector Cpl. ' 42 Arnold, Walter S-2 C ’43 Baldwin, James ’41 Cdoait (juard Evans, Jerry Fitzgerald, RM 3 ’42 Koci, Henry Mellott, Howard Tacey, Marshall ’43 Coffey, Billy Coffey, Noel ’38 m arinei Forest, Douglas O’Rourke, Calvin P.F.C. ’42 Sanborn, Merrill ’40 Sullivan, Ray P.F.C. Baldwin, Lawrence A.S. ’43 Lookabough, Charles 3d Mate ’41 Werclant W. arinei Murphy, Bill ’42 Roberts, Robert Midshipman ’42 Rose, Melvin ’40 Sowell, Charles ’41 Speiss, Jimmy A.S. W. J. C. Harrell, Lois P.F.C. ’39 Wolford, Jane Lee Pvt. ?. J. 3. Hoskins, Francis 1st Lt. ’40 ’ Edward Carter received a medical discharge from the Army MEMORIAL PFC WALTER MARION CLORE Infantry, U. S. A. May 1923 - January 24, 1944 Killed in action in Italy while defending his country Private Clore, a former student of Mount Vernon High School, was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds he received during action in Italy on October 7, 1943, and was twice commended for bravery during the Sicilian Campaign. In his untimely death, our country has lost a hero. We all salute him, and pay tribute to his memory.

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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★★★★★ Our Cleek, Thornton Fei’guson, Foster M. Gasson, H. D. Our Bartlett, Murlyn Cpl. Bayliss, George Pvt. Bevis, Randolph P.F.C. ’40 Bevis, Wayne Sgt. ’38 Carter, Edward ’43 Clore, Walter W. Coates, Robert Pvt. ’39 Cockrell, Vernon ’39 Connors, John Pvt. Curtis, Earl P.F.C. ’43 Davies, Lawrence Deavers, Clarence ’42 Fitzgerald, Lynwood Sgt. ’41 Frazier, Walter Cpl. ’41 Greenstreet, Edward Cpl. ’41 Hardin, Lewis ’38 Harty, Jimmie ’41 Hinton, Walter P.F.C. Baker, George S.L.-3 C Brown, Tilton Blunt, Kenneth S-2 C ’43 Bruington, Homer ’40 Burke, Billy S-2 C ’42 Burke, Lawrence (Sonny) ’41 Coffey, James S-2 C ’42 Coflin, Richard S-2 C ’44 Conley, Leonard S.C.-3 C ’41 Cooke, Billy ’42 Cooper, Randolph S-2 C Davis, R. E. A.R.M.-3 C ’42 Davis, John S-22 C ’44 Dickerson, John ’42 Duell, Claude S-2 C ’43 Flaherty, Thomas S-2 C ’42 Flaherty, William MM-3 C Freeman, Lester 3acu ft ij in the Si eruice Levin, Carl W. Marshall, Robert F. Morse, Frank E. Omahundro, A. B. Trenis, Jr., B. E. Woodson, Paul D. JIL unin i in the Si eruice -Ornt ii Holt, Harold Pvt. ’43 Jones, Harry P.F.C. ’41 Kincheloe, Leo Lamphiear, Hilton ’43 Manning, Frank 2nd Lt. ’41 McGrady, Marion 2nd Lt. ’37 McGrady, Roy McGrady, Venton Pvt. ’43 McKenzie, Douglas ’45 McMahon, Joe ’43 Metzger, John Cpl. ’41 Moriarity, Edward Morrison, George Morrison, Lindsey Nevitt, Douglas ’38 Nevitt, John ’31 Nowlin, Warren Otis, William ’43 Pearson, Bill ’41 Pearson, Robert Pearson, Sam ’38 Pearson, Thomas ’39 Petitt, Donald Rea, Henry Rogers, Joe Rose, Webster ’40 Saffelle, Stewart Schurtz, Dallas Shepherd, Guy P.F.C. ’43 Simpson, Junior ’43 Smith, Carter Lee Pvt. ’42 Summers, Gus ’41 Theimer, Paul P.F.C. Thompson, Thomas ’39 Thorpe, Aubrey Towsey, Gilbert Wiley, Keith Handberg, Donald S-2 C ’43 Harrison, Noval ’41 Herfurth, Paul ’38 Hinton, Richard S-2C Hinton, Vernon, S-2 C Hodges, Josh Hoffman, Geoi ' ge Hoppe, Kenneth S-2 C ’42 Hughes, Johnnie Jackson, Bob Jensen, Bob ’43 Jamison, James S-2 C Koci, Frank Lawrence, Claude Leake, Harry ’38 Mills, Arthur S-2 C ’43 Murray, Elmer S-2 C ’43 Nalls, Elmer ’41 Nelson, Pete ’41 O’Neill, Stephen AMM-3 C Parrish, John FC-2 C ’39 Pilkerton, Tommy Randolph, John S-2 C ’43 Scott, Austin Simpson, Carlin Spalding, Carl Suthard, Charles Talbert, Owen ’43 Thompson, Leslie Thorpe, Elvan Violett, Thomas S-2 C ’43 Walker, Russell Wilson, Jerry F-2 C ’42 Wooster, Maurice Wright, Billy Youell, Nip ’42 ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★

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These glimpses into the school life at Mount Vernon High have been woven into the theme of advances cooperatively made in developing a world with freedom from want, freedom from fear, freedom of speech and expression, and freedom of worship. This volume contains vital information about our school. Its real worth, however, is not the information its furnishes, but the impressions on your memory of a dynamic life, lived while with us. May we be mindful of the senior class mottor: Non Progredi est Regredi. For the boys and girls who are offering their lives on the battlefront, may we offer this prayer: May God give you strength to do His will To love mankind; the rich and the poor; To climb from the valley, high on a hill And put His love above earthly lure.