Norton High School - Tendrils Yearbook (Norton, VA)
- Class of 1940
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Coal has a truly fascinating and romantic story centered about its mag- ical formation which began about 350 million years ago. At one time Wise County was a mere swamp. lts damp, sweltering cli- mate stimulated -the growth of luxuriant vegetation to such an extent that it sprang up even in the short period of one day. The plants were so matted and impenetrable that they would discourage even our most modern explor- ers. Violent storms occurred quite frequently. These storms were so de- structive that plants and giant trees were blown into the water. Rivers raged on the mountain sides. These swift torrents carried ton after ton of loose rock and dirt down upon the bountiful vegetation. This process continued until the plants were covered, not by one, but by several layers of dirt and rocks alternated with layers of vegetation. Thus we can see that the layers of vegetation had a great deal of pressure upon them. Because of this tre- mendous pressure, a chemical change resulted in the slowly decaying lay- ers of vegetation which produced the midnight black substance we today call coal. This period of coal formation continued forabout one hundred million years. Then a period of chaos possessed the earth. During this epoch the val- leys and mountains were formed but were shifted from one location to an- other until they came to their final resting places. The earth shrank in size because of a decided decrease in its temperature. The coal beds of some sections were raised, while others were lowered. Some of the precious beds were crushed and lost by the onslaught of the more highly developed rock formations. Fortunately, for the citizens of Wise County and the surround- Page 2 ing territory, our coal beds Were lifted bodily by the shifting rocks in the form of a block l25 miles long, 30 miles Wide, and 3 miles thick. This preser- vation seems to be an act of the Almighty for the protection and benefit of His darlings . When We consider the apparent premeditated preservation of this coal and our unmistakable good fortune in its having been formed, We thrill at the realization that the miner of Wise County is a laborer directly con- nected With the World of 350 mil-lion years ago. Wise County is primarily dependent upon its coal industry. The average annual payroll of the twenty-five mining operations, which to us appears in- dispensable, is about 35,031,443 and they do an annual business of 38,387,- 029. There Were, according to the l93O census, 12,597 men employed in all the industries of the County. Of this number the 5,625 miners required to rob the mountains of their coal, receive the enormous payroll just mentioned. The mine operators and promoters of dependent industries make it possible for the youth of Wise County to get a public school education by paying the largest portion of the taxes to the County. This is one of the few industries which allow so many people to share in the profits of the business. Having shown the extreme good fortune and the endless opportunities We enjoy from the presence of coal, the backbone of Wise County Industry, We, the Senior Class of Norton High School, in a true sense of appreciation, feel it appropriate to dedicate this Ninth Volume of TENDRILS to the King of Resources , COAL. Cons Ovzus NEAR NORTON Page 3 TI-IE FACULTY MR. JOHN IRA BURTON, A. B., M. A. .,,. Principal St. lohns College, Annapolis, Md.: lohns Hopkins University: University oi Virginia. MR. Ioi-:N IRA BURTON Principal Miss LENNIE BLANKENSHIP Miss MARY W. BROCK Miss RHODA BURKS Miss HELEN CARTER Miss LENNIE BLANKENSHIP, B. S. ...........................m,Bn,...as.an Librarian, English State Teachers' College, Farmville, Va.: University of Virginia Summer Schools: George Peabody College for Teachers. Miss MARY WATKINS BROCK, A. B. ...........s.....s..,.s sss.,......,...s,F,ss..i.. Latin Bethel WOman's College, Hopkinsville, Ky.: Westhampton College of the University Oi Richmond: Graduate Work, University Oi Virginia, and University Ot Kentucky. Miss RHODA BURKS ......c................,s ......s.s......,.............s M athematics University of Virginia: Columbia University. Miss HELEN FORD CARTER, B. S.- .....ss,.,sss .s..........sss.......s... - -- Commercial Virginia lnterrnont College: Mary Washington College. Page 4 .aiwn , ,f.4. ...im- Miss EDITH CHERRY MR. JOHN FARRAR Miss MADGE HALL MRS. I. C. HOLCOMB Miss EDITH ELRNOR CHERRY, B, S, ---------,,,-H,., ,,....-..,.. .,..-,,.-H,......... H i story Radford State Teachers' College: University oiAVirginia Summer School. MR. TOHN B. FARRAR, A. B. ......,.,--,-...-.r.,.......a.oaa,aaaa - a.............. Science Randolph Macon College: University of North Carolina: College of William and Mary. Miss MADGE HALL, B. S. .c.,.o,....-....,.....,. Mathematics, Home Economics, Geography Central' Missouri State Teachers' College, Warrenshurg, Mo.: University of Kansas: Kansas State Teachers' College. MRS. JAMES CLARENCE HOLCOMB, A. B. ,.,.,,.,.c.... ,..,c,rscccc.cc,, M athematics, English Stonewall Iackson College, College ot William and Mary. 1 , , tea, 261 Miss FRANCES MCCOLGAN Mrss IUANITA PETERSON MR. CHARLES STECKER MR. LARRY VARNELL Miss MARY.PRANCES MCCOLGAN, A. B. ,..l,.. A .,,.H-g..Cgg,,HgCgC.ggg,H..H.. Latin, English University of Tennessee: Agnes Scott College: Columbia University, Summer Work: Uni- versity of Virginia Summer School. Miss IUANITA HORTON PETERSON, B. S. C,..,,---------gggYH,-gg,,g L LA, gsHggH,g,--- History University of Virginia Summer Schools: Radford State Teachers' College. MR. CHARLES ALBERT STECKER, B. S. .L-.,,,---,------,,-,L, gYLggLLLH,-------F M qthemqtig-S Roanoke College. MR. LARRY LEE VARNELL, A. B. .......-.----------LL--- --,-g E ngligh, Health gud Safety Page 5 Milligan College. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CARROLL TATE .... LL- ......d...H. President GLENN RICHMOND L.,... ......,. V ice-President WILLIAM IENKINS ...L .LL,..... S ecretary DOUGLAS BOGGS .... --- ....... Treasurer MISS RI-IODA BURKS .L..L ....L... , - .......... Sponsor CLASS COLORS ...,... CLASS FLOWER ..s... Lavender and Green Purple Iris Page 6 , GLENN HICKAM RICHMOND Bareheacled, popularly low he boW'd And paid the salutations of the' crowd. --cov- F LORENE Nzsnzrn CABMONY But they, Whom truth and Wisdom lead, Cari gather honey from a Weed. -44354 PATRICK EDDIE SHORT Time, l dare thee to discover Such a youth and such a lover. -cm- CHARLES THoMAs VANDEVENTER Deep on his front enqraveri Deliberation sat, and public care. -cc ar- EVELYN MARIE CoUn'rNzY Her eyes have all the seeming Of a demo1'1's that is drearninqf' iccu- Bussnu. MARTIN DOBYNS Half-Wits are fleas, so little and so light, We scarce could know they live but that they live. Page 7 wmv y I if RALPH DOUGLAS Bocacs 'Since in laboring and resting, life is divided best, Let others do the laboring and I Will do the rest. -cc ax- CLARA LUCILLE COLLINS Take time to deliberate, but when the time for action arrives, Stop thinking and go in. -K 251- MARY ALICE MCELROY I pray you, let none of your people stir meg I have an exposition of sleep come upon ll me. imp- IAMES NEIL BARTON, IR. Proud of all the Irish blood that's in me The devil a Word a man can say agin me. -:wi ANNE BURTON I am what I amy seek not to alter me, -ccn-- CLARENCE EDWIN Pmucs ,, 'I-Iis modest looks the cottage might adorn, Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. . Page 8 IACQUELINE BARTON lcrcqueli1'1e's olworys up to tricks, Airft she cute, ond only six? -cw- CARROLL NELSON TATE l'll spectk ' ' ' though hell itself shctll gofpe And bid me hold my peace. -44 bb- PATRICIA COLLEEN JACKSON I 'And when Q loddie's in the case, You know orll other things give place. .1457 WILLIAM HENRY IENKINS, IR. So gentle, yet so brisk, so wondrous sweet, SO fit to prdttle cnt cr lcrdy's feet. .iyl GENEVA KATE TURNER Sweet Babe in thy force Soft desires I con truce, Secret joys cmd secret smiles Little, pretty, iritcmt wiles. 4 -cc :- DOROTHY KATHLEEN SEAMAN She is timid, she is shy, But there's mischief in her eye. Page 9 if t '..- RUTH IRENE REED I love tranquil solitude And such society As is quiet, wise and good. -cox- RALPH -IAc1:soN CARRIRER The devil hath not in all his quiVer's choice An arrow tor the heart like a sweet Voice. 1,1 CARRIE ELIZABETH GREENE Thy voice is sweet as it it took its music from thy face. -41 av- PAUL FRANKLIN PRICE He could on either side dispute, Confute, change hands, and still confutef' -cw- WILLARD ADELAIDE EDDINS Seeks painted tritles and fantastic toys And eagerly pursues imaginary joys. L44 .E EVELYN MARIE RENFRO Pleased with a rattle, tickled With a straw With Volleys ot eternal babble. , Page lU IAMES VERNON K1LGonE With temper hot and Wild, And Words of silvery tones, He overthrows his neiqhbors' cause And justifies his own. -cm- VIRGINIA MADGE K1sEn Her Ways are ways of pleasantness And all her paths are peace. -acn- WALTER BENJAMIN OSBORNE, In. Get money, still get money, boy, No matter by what means. ft! 57- CHARLES CHESTER KOSCIEWICZ And still We qazed and still our Wonder qrew That one small head could carry all he knew. In September, 1928, these Seniors beqan their school career under the direction of Miss Clara Carpenter, who has been the First Grade teacher in the Norton School since 1915 -cc xx- IAMES KILGORE, ANNE BURTON, MARY ALICE MCELROY, IACQUELINE BARTON Standinqflvliss CLARA CARPENTER Paqe 11 GLENN HICKAM RICHMOND President 35 Vice-President 1, 45 Treasurer 25 Editor-in-Chief TENDRILS 45 Valedictorian 45 Publications Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Tournament 3, 45 Debating 35 Old Dominion Boys' State 35 Student Council 45 Personality Club 2. FLORENE N ESBETH CARMONY Personality Club 25 Home Economics Club 2, 35 Publications Club 45 Associate Editor The Mirror 45 Art Editor The Mirror 45 Class Poet 4. PATRICK EDDIE SHORT Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket-ball Manager 3, 45 President Monogram Club 2, 35 Captain Football 25 All-County and All-Southwest Football Team 2. CHARLES THOMAS VANDEVENTER ' Personality Club 2. EVELYN MARIE COURTNEY Personality Club 25 Publications Club 45 Vice-President Home Economics Club 4. RUSSELL MARTIN DOBYNS Football 45 Basket-ball l, 2, 3, 45 Leather Craft Club 15 Monogram Club 3, 45 DebatingT35 Publications l, 2, 3, 45 Business Manager T ENDRILS 4. RALPH DOUGLAS BOGGS Football l, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Student Council 45 Mechanical Drawing Club 2. CLARA LUCILLE COLLINS Home Economics Club 2, 35 Publications Club 45 Personality Club 2. MARY ALICE MCELROY Home Economics Club 2, 35 Personality Club 25 Publications Club 45 Basket-ball 2, 3. IAMES NEIL BARTON, IR. Basket-ball Manager 45 Commercial Club5 Personality Club 2. ANNE BURTON I Publications Club 45 Business Manager The Mirror 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Basket-ball 15 President 15 Vice-President 25 Latin Tournament 3, 45 Debating 35 Salutatorian 4. CLARENCE EDWIN PARKS Baseball l, 25 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary Mechanical Drawing Club 25 Construction Club5 Publications Club 2. IACOUELINE BARTON Personality Club 25 Home Economics Club 2, 35 Basket-ball l, 2, 3, 45 Publications Club 3, 45 Captain Basket-ball 45 Cheer Leader 3, 4. CARROLL NELSON TATE President 45 Associate Editor The Mirror 2, 35 Associate Editor TENDRILS 45 Publica- tions Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 All-County and All-Southwest Football Team5 Mon- ogram Club 2, 3, 45 Baslcet-ball l, 2, 3, 45 Debating 35 Student Council 45 Giitorian 4. PATRICIA COLLEEN IACKSON . Personality Club 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HENRY IENKINS, IR. Debating 35 President l5 Secretary-Treasurer 25 Secretary 45 Basket-ball l, 2, 3, 45 Pub- lications Club 45 Historian 4. Page 12 GENEVA KATE TURNER Home Economics Club 2, 35 Personality Club 25 Publications Club 3, 45 Basket-ball 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY KATHLEEN SEAMAN Secretary 35 Secretary Personality Club 25 Publications Club 45 Secretary Home Eco- nomics Club 35 Editor-in-Chief The Mirror 45 Testatrix 4. RUTH IRENE REED Personality Club 25 Publications Club 45 Home Economics Club 2, 3. RALPH IACKSON CARRIKER President 25 Glee Club 35 Debating 35 Publications Club 45 Business Manager TENDRILS 45 Football I. CARRIE ELIZABETH GREENE Home Economics Club 35 Personality Club 25 Publications Club 45 Basket-ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 All-County Basket-ball 3. PAUL FRANKLIN PRICE Vice-President 35 Debating 35 Mechanical Drawing 25 Publications Club 4. WILLARD ADELAIDE EDDINS Personality Club 25 Treasurer Home Economics Club 35 Publications Club 3, 4. EVELYN MARIE RENFRO Vice-President 25 Basket-ball Manager 45 Glee Club Reporter 35 Basket-ball 35 Home Eco- nornics Club l, 25 Publications Club 3, 4. IAMES VERNON KILGORE Vice-President I5 Publications Club 2, 3, 45 Debating 3. VIRGINIA MADGE KISER Personality Club 25 Debating 35 Secretary-Treasurer 25 Publications Club 45 Prophet Sen- ior Class 4. WALTER BENIAMIN OSBORNE, IR. Publications Club 45 Art Editor TENDRILS 45 Art Editor The Mirror 4. CHARLES CHESTER KOSCIEWICZ Company Clerk, Norton C.C.C. Camp. These Seniors began together their work in the Eighth Grade, the first Eighth Grade Class in the twelve year system initiated in l935, and have remained together through their high school years: Bottom Row Cleft to rightl: EDWIN PARKS, RALPH CARRIKER, PATRICK EDDIE SHORT, PAUL PRICE, WILLIAM IENKINS. Second Row: IAMES KILGORE, ADELAIDE ED- DINS, CHARLES VANDEVENTER, IACQUELINE BARTON, MARY ALICE MOELROY. Top Row: GLENN RICHMOND, MADGE KIsER, ANNE BURTON, FLORENE CARMONY. Not in Picture: MARIE COURTNEY. Page L13 .J Y CLASS OFFICERS ELEVENTH GRADE, SECTION A CARY ESSEH --- .........,..........,..C,,.,... .S,C...,. P resident CARL GRAY C..... ....,. V ice-President VIRGINIA CARTER --- LEE Secretory-Treasurer MISS EDITH CHERRY .....,,,-,,-MEAMHE,W,---M---,---------,------.-4----Y,--M--- Spqmggf I ELEVENTH GRADE, SECTION B, AND TENTH GRADE, SECTION B FRANK ADAMS ...,.... I-IARRY I-IENSLEY .EH. DOUGLAS BAKER EE......E MISS IUANITA PETERSON L--- ...,E,-,,---- -,,,,----, L -LL TENTH GRADE, SECTION A CHARLES LITTON LL- .-....,E.-w,-.......... ---- IACK BAILEY EEEE., CATHERINE OSLER .... ASHTON WILEY ,,.IE.E,.-. L MISS LENNIE BLANKENSHIP .,.. ........,,..E.............. NINTH GRADE, SECTION A EUGENE CARTER --- ..............I.......E A-- TACK STILL ....... BURLING COLLIER ,..L..L.LL MISS FRANCES MCCOLGAN ..........,E.....L....LL.,L.....L. NINTH GRADE, SECTION B PAT BEVERLY ...L.LL..LL ..........LL.........L,.... YEARDLEY SCARBOROUGH -LL ---------------LL----- ---------------------L----LEL----L President LLMLLLL Vice-President Secretory-Treasurer ,-----L--- Sponsor ---UL President L-- Vice-President LLL-- Secretory W-- Treorsurer --- Sponsor --L,---LL President ------ Vice-President Secretary-Treorsurer --,,----,L Sponsor --------- President -- - -- - - - Vice-President GEORGE HUNNICUTT .L,LL.L..L Secretory-Trecrsurer MISS MARY WATKINS BROCK ....L.......L..L..........I.E..Le.... LL.L.LE.E. S ponsor EIGHTH GRADE-SECTION A-ROOM COOPER KUNKEL L-, EL........................... f--Ae.---- ------ P I 9SId9l'1I IOSEPI-I PEARCE .,L. .....L V ice-President BILLIE PRUITT ......L Secretory-Treasurer MISS HELEN CARTER .L,.........LI.-..................E.E.-A----. ------------ S IDOHSOI EIGHTH GRADE-SECTION A-ROOM PAUL IONES LLLL. CARTER YOUELL LL BETTY STALLARD LLLL... E .LL.. MR. LARRY LEE VARNELL ond MR. CHARLES STECKER LLL.. --,U-,L--,n,-,MEL--,L----------------- -----L-L- President ---Ln Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer -- Sponsors Page 14 GROUP OF TWELVE B, ELEVEN A. AND ELEVEN B PUPILS First Row deft to riqhtbz HOWARD KILGORE, DONALD NAPIER, DOUGLAS BAKER, NORMAN HEAB- ERLIN, DORIS PETREY, MADGE DAVIS, JACK HATCHER, RAY BURTON, MARIE SHIPLEY, PAULINE RICHMOND, CABELL GANNAWAY, NICHOLAS VONI. Second Row: FORD GODBEY, ELIZABETH MURPHY, RANDOLPH NICKELS, LOTTIE STEWART, MAEEL BEVERLY, MILDRED OINEILL, FRANK GABRIELE, CARL GRAY, FRANK ADAMS, IACK MCLAUGH- LIN, BYRON NICKELS. Third Row: STEWART PEERY, IUNIUS HUNSAKER, EULAH BAKER, HELEN PHILLIPS, RUTH HALL, LYNELL HEABERLIN, HELEN FIELDS, KATHLEEN WHITAKER, JOE PAT BEVERLY. Fourth Row: CARLTON BAILEY, HARRY BALL, AUBREY LYONS, ADA NICKELS, MARGARET MATUS- ZCZYK, MILDRED DOTSON, IOSEPH COOCH, IOSEPH TAMER, RALPH WHITMIRE, WILLIAM FLEM- ING, IACK OSBORNE, LESTER STURGILL, WILLIAM BAKER. Fifth Row: ELIZABETH OWENS, NELL KILGORE, NANCY HALL, VIRGINIA CARTER, VIOLET MAE CORNETTE, ANNE MCCORKLE, IHENE DOSA, EDITH HENSLEY, IAMES RENFRO. Sixth Row: DOROTHY SCOTT, CHRISTINE COLLIER, RUTH STARNES, FRANCES BLEVINS, IEWEL BRUCE, ELLA BARRON ABSHER, EUGENE STRENGTH, HARRY HENSLEY. Not in Picture: DOYLE DAUGHTON, CARY ESSER, THOMAS GABRIEL, DOUGLAS GILLENWATER, SAMUEL ISAAC, MARGARET IONES, BRUCE OSEORNE, LUELLA QUESENBERRY. At the present rate Of consumption of bituminous Coal, Wise County Could Supply the World With Coal tor nine and one-half years. Since it is assumed that Seventy-five per Cent Of all Coal is minable, there are approximately 4,400,000,000 tons Of minable Coal in Wise County. Page 15 ff' dam: ,g fl M1 -r -v , N . .fa gl, i. my AJ ,1 -' 'zz 2 - 4. fu 'ff J -v 'A v, .Um '45 hun 1 1' 'Pl 5-1 f TEN A GROUP First Row Cleft to Iiqhtlz MAE BRYSON, HELEN HALL, CATHERINE CHAPMAN, MATTIE GIBSON, CATHERINE OSLER, GEORGIA LEE STRENGTH, MARIORIE HYATT, IACK BAILEY, WADE LOWRY TACK BARTON. Second Row: IOHN RUDOLPH, MARGARET GILLENWATER, IAOKIE FAWBUSH, IEANETTE PHILLIPS GLENN GILLENWATER, HERMAN SMITH, CLAYTON GILLEY, STRALE TATE, CHARLES LITTON ASHTON WILEY. Third Row: HELEN MCLAUGHLIN, IDA BARTON, LLOWENE BRUMMITTE, AUDREY BRUMMITTE, WIL LIAM PETREY, GROVER DILL, ERNEST BAKER, CLYDE MCLAUGHLIN. Fourth Row: RAYMOND WHITMIRE, DORIS BOGGS, SUE LEONARD, PAULINE ROBERTS, LEVON HOM MELL, MADELINE NARD, NELLIE DAVIS, ELIZABETH CURY, EUGENE MARTIN. 1 1 1 Not in Picture: BRUCE CARDEN, IAMES COUTTS, HAROLD HAMILTON, WARREN HUNNICUTT, CAR- SON MINOR, WILLIAM PRICE, WINFRED SPEARS, DELMAR TRIVETT, EDITH BUSH, ANNE ELLIS OPLE SALYER, IUNE WOLFE. TEN B GROUP I First Row Cleft to riqhtlz CHARLES BLEVINS, CLIFFORD SMITH, EUGENE HASH, MARY BURTON, LOUISE HENSLEY, OCTAVA STIDHAM, FRANK BOLLING. 5 Second Row: CHARLES BAY PETERS, MATTHEW QWENS, CHARLES CROWELL, GLEN DALE HART, GLADYS JOHNSON, CLEO PEAKE, GERTRUDE WHITAKER, MARGARET BOGGS. Third Row: LESTER BOLLING, WILLIAM BLEVINS, GYE SHANKS, DANIEL DOBYNS, LIPS, IRENE OWENS, IUNE BILLINGS, IEANETTE BURTON, EVELYN FIELDS. Not in Picture: LEONARD GILLIAM, RAY MULLINS, IOE NARD, BEATRICE CARTER. BLANOHE PHIL- Cctst for Plcry, Resurrection Ezra , presented by Tenth Grade, Section A, pupils On Thurs- dcry, March 28. Page 17 U , af! Y W L -. A FQ 1 :bm-ff - wg:-'iff' H., -'81 -1 ,.. 4 QI' . , ,- .- f V' - I, 5 ay, Zieefzfr- SP. 7?'1j?f'fg' -ggiQg,L:, , 1 v W aww.- Qf 1 . - ' 1 -. v - g- .,, M --.-: -:'r:'.I Q la, -.' f, Ecu..-.,-:'f,:gLs:r1-:TZ ' 1 - - h.,,.,c,. pm 1 X apq.si: 'fu1r.1,Fu.w.,-f ' ' 4 , . H ' ledlmrd ....-.,ff,,,..1, 4 L-,y , ,-iif.,a iv4k w 5: 15 ,H K +2.11-I .iagmdl ,gfs,1,-wp - f wr-Sr 1' '1' - :JT ' '71, , .. '- 7 '- . 1 . Ht! , b -,LEE-f.,.4'.1,,,.. .,x vs- --. :I ve' - . .f v'f!!'T L 1 - , , , :Li l W - A -- gwrnwm 1 m1,--1 u--, ,--.- :fag a- if f:....'X f1. '...ff .-'uf m:f::'5,.f, .. 1ni'L Hg- f-f- ,,, r . -- Uiniii 235: ' M sq-1 Lu A t'ff' 5' 0 Ab0Ve-NINTH GRADE. SECTION A BGIOW-NINTH GRADE, SECTION B Page 18 NINE A GRADE First Row Cleft to rightbz MORRIS BURCHETTE, WILLIAM AKERS, WILLARD VANDEVENTER, LEONARD ASHWORTI-I, BURLING COLLIER, IACK STILL, IDE MULLINS, EUGENE CARTER, FRANK DOSA. Second Row: LOIS PRICE, DOROTHY SALYERS, LAMATHIE AKERS, LENA TEASLEY, PAULINE DRAUGRN, MARY E. COOCH, WILLIE IEAN CHAPMAN, CLEO MCARTHUR, PEGGY GOSE, BEULAI-I ROBBINS. l Third Row: IIMMIE LEWIS HINES, IUANITA ABSHER, PAULINE FIELDS, MARIE BARRETT, IRENE VANDEVENTER, IEAN FIELDS, JOAN KISER, MARGARET SCOTT, VIOLET KILGORE, IRENE FOUST, IEAN LASTER, IUANITA SCOTT, MARY POTTER. Fourth Row: TRULA GARDNER, PEGGY ANNE STALLARD, LYRLIE WILLIAMS, SARAH STEWART, IUNE HIX, ELIZABETH HYATT, GRACIE MAE IRVIN, ALICE DOEY. Fifth Row: ELMA ELLIS, GRACE POTTER, IRENE IOHNSON, FERN ROBINETTE, WILBURN BRADLEY, ROGER FARMER, ROBERT REPASS, EVA ROBBINS, GLADYS KINSER, RUTH FANNON, WILMA ELLIS. Not in Picture: GLADYS AUSTIN, LOLA BRICKEY, EDNA BRICKEY, EMORY BURCHETTE, HELEN MARIE CAMPOS, MARY HASH, HITER ROBINSON. NINE B GRADE First Row ilelt to rightlz GWENDOLYN APPLEGATE, EVELYN PETREY, KATHLEEN GIBSON, IIMMIE TEAGUE, IOE OSLER, ROBERT ARNOLD, GILES COMBS, ROBERT BARTON, GEORGE HUNNICUTT. Second Row: WILLIE ADAMS, HELEN RUSH, BETTY OSBORNE, IEANETTE RAMEY, GRACE PETERS, IEANETTE JACKSON, GERALINE BOOHER, ANNA LEE NEWMAN, NANNIE HICHMAN. Third Row: GIERTRUDE KILGORE, TRULA SPEARS, IACK IONES, MICKEY CARUSO, JAMES ROBERTS, GEORGE STEWART, LEONARD KILGORE, PAT BEVERLY. Not in Picture: WILLIAM DAVIS, CLYDE NAPIER, JAMES CAKES, YEARDLEY SCARBOROUGH, THOM- AS SEXFFON, WILLIAM STIDHAM, IAY LEE WAITSMAN, PARIS WILLIS, EDITH ARMS, MILDRED BOWMAN, NELL CULBERTSON, SHIRLEY GREER, MINNIE LOIS HOHNER. Wise County hors cm CITGCI of four hundred Iwenly Square miles. Of this crrecx crll but forty-five Square miles Contains Coal beds. I Page 19 l I I l I l I l l I I l 5 I ,I .Ali 1 3 xa , ,x ,UBL '4 EQ ,E hw . 8A GRADE-RCJOIVI 4 First Row Cleft to rightiz KILE WILLIAMS, BILLY RICHMOND, GLADYS IENKINS, ANN CARUSO, VICTORIA BOLLING, ANITA AICERS, EDITH GABRIELE, IOSEPH PEARCE, COOPER KUNKEL, PAUL AKERS. Second Row: IGAN GREEN, EDITH ADAMS, PATSY ZAY, RUTH CURY, EMMA GENE MCARTHUR, BLANCHE HODGE, WILLIAM COMES, HELEN HALL, LOUISE NICICELS, BILLIE PRUITT, PAT FLAN- ARY. Third Row: PAUL IOHNSTON, IERRY ELLIN, CARL STURGILL, IOSEPH R. NARD, IR., IOE HUETTEL, ARTHUR IOHNSON, IAMES DIXON, L, P. TRIVETT. Not in Picture: IACK COWDEN, EVERETTE HASH, EUGENE MULLINS, SARAH ELLEN HOHNER, DONNA IEAN ZEIGLER. 8A GRADE-ROOM 3 First Row Cleft to rightb: HOWARD FIELDS, ROBERT IENKINS, GLEN PETERS, LOUISE NARIER, ELLA RUTH ROSE, LOUISE REED, HELEN HENRY, BETTY IUNE IACKSON, BETTY STALLARD. Second Row: IAMES FAWBUSH, CARTER YOUELL, WINSTON BRIGHT, DOCK MCCONNELL, IAMES DANIELS, NELLIE GRACE BEGLEY, BERNICE TRACKER, PAULINE HENSLEY. Third Row: HENRY YEARY, PAUL IONES, CLARENCE TAYLOR, EUGENE MARCUM, EDDIE OINEILL, CLARENCE AKERS. Not in Picture: CARL DAVIS, MARGARET NAPIER, MILDRED TUNNELL. 8B GRADE-ROOM 5 First Row Cleft to rightlz CLARA BOWLING, LOUISE TEASLEY, IACK MAGGARD, PAUL LYONS, CHES- TER VONI, COURTLAND CLARK, WILLIAM GREENE, EVERETTE STEWART, FRED PETERS. Second Bow: IAMES NARD, IR., RALPH HUNSAKER, CHARLES SHORT, CECIL BAYS, RALPH DCR- TON, CLAYTON BOOHER, CAROLINE NARD, MARY RICHMOND. Third Row: EASTER WAMPLER, VELVIA BRICKEY, RUTH WHITAICER, GERALDINE BARTON, IEAN- ETTE OWENS, HUBERT RI-IINES, MILDRED REED, HARMON CARDEN. Not in Picture: ADRIAN APPLEGATE, WILLIAM BROWN, CARLYLE NAPIER, lRENE ADAMS, HELEN GREER, VERNA LEE IOHNSON, LOUISE QSBORNE, HELEN PANNELL, BONNIE ROBERTS, VIRGINIA SIGMAN,4 INEZ THACKER, IEWEL WRIGHT. . From a ton of bituminous coal there may be produced about l,500 pounds of Coke, l0,000 Cubic feet of gas, chiefly used for heating and lighting, and from Which sulphur is recover- ableg 22 pounds of ammonium sulphate, the nitrogen of Which is one of our most important fertilizers, ZW gallons of benzol, which can be used in internal combustion enginesp and a gallon of coal tar from Which a host of products is obtained, including aspirin, acetanilide, Codeine, saccharin, all important aids in medicine, high explosives, of Which TNT is the best known: and an array of perfumes and dyes. Page 21 Q 4 PUBLICATIONS CLUB First Row Cleft to riahtlz GEORGE HUNNICUTT, LUCILLE COLLINS, ELIZABETH GREENE, IACQUELINE BARTON, MARY ALICE MCELROY, GENEVA TURNER, DOROTHY SEAMAN, IAMES VERNON KIL- GORE, CARROLL TATE. Second Row: IEHRY ELLIN, EVELYN RENFRO, MARIE COURTNEY, MADGE KISER, FLORENE CAR- MONY, ANNE BURTON, RUSSELL DOBYNS, GLENN RICHMOND. Third Row: IAMES NARD, WALTER OSBORNE, MICKEY CARUSO, RALPH CARRIKER, WILLIAM IEN- KINS, I. P. BEVERLY, PAUL PRICE. Not in Picture: ADELAIDE EDDINS, COOPER KUNKEL, lOSEPH PEARCE, KILE WILLIAMS, RUTH REED, GERALINE BOOHER. The work of the Publications Club this year has been: l. To Sponsor the publication of a monthly mimeoaraphed school paper, known as The Norhi Mirror . 2. To edit the year-book, TENDBILS, Volume IX. THE STAFF or THE NORHI MIRROHI' DOROTHY SEAMAN . I. ,,L. . .L,.,,,,.,,..,-L I LL...L I .L,-L, .... LLLLL E ditor-in-Chief FLORENE CARMONY . . . -III ,LL...... .-- LLLLL .LLL Associate Editor ANNE BURTON- Business Mar. WILLIAM IENKINS- Sports Editor DOROTHY SEAMAN, FLORENE CARMONY, WALTER OSBORNE-G Art Editors VIRGINIA CARTER, NANCY HALL- lltl'1 Grade Class Editors GEORGIA LEE STRENGTH HELEN HALL, SI, MATTIE GIBSON7 lUth Grade Class Editors The pupils ot the Corn' mercial Classes have as- sisted in the publishing ot the two publications. ' Page 22 Pczqe 23 TI-IE STAFF FOR TENDRILS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITOR GLENN RICHMOND CARROLL TATE BUSINESS MANAGER RALPH CARRIKER CLUB EDITORS MARY ALICE MCELROY ATHLETIC EDITORS WILLIAM IENKINS IACQUELINE BARTON MARIE COURTNEY GENEVA TURNER LUCILLE COLLINS ELIZABETH GREENE RUTH REED ART EDITORS WALTER OSBORNE FLORENE CARMONY PICTURE EDITORS ADELAIDE EDDINS LITERARY EDITORS MADGE KISER PAUL PRICE DOROTHY SEAMAN JAMES VERNON KILGORE EVELYN RENFRO FACULTY SPONSORS Miss LENNIE BLANKENSHIP MR. I. I. BURTON ADVERTISING SECTION SECRETARY RUSSELL DOBYNS DOROTHY SEAMAN MONOGRAM CLUB First Row Cleft to rightlz CHARLES RAY PETERS, HARRY BALL, WILLIAM IENKINS, FRANK ADAMS, DOUGLAS Bocas, WILLIAM BLEVINS, LESTER BOLLING, EDWIN PARKS. Second Row: TOMMY GABRIEL, MARGARET JONES, STEWART PEERY, PATRICK EDDIE SHORT, RALPH WHITMIRE, ELIZABETH GREENE, IACQUELINE BARTON, ELLA BARRON ABSHER. Third Row: RAYMOND WHITMIRE, IOE CoocH, JAMES RENFRO, HARRY HENSLEY, MARY POTTER, ELIZABETH CURY, GENEVA TURNER, CABELL GANNAWAY. Fourth Row: CLIFFORD SMITH, IAMES BARTON, RUSSELL DOBYNS, IACK HATCHER, CARY ESSER, WILBURN BRADLEY, CARROLL TATE, CECIL BAYS. Not in Picture: WILLIAM FLEMING, FRANK GABRIELE, CHARLES LITTON, IAMES ROBERTS, WIN- FRED SPEARS, IRENE DOSA. ln Wise County there are about 25 coal beds containing coal thick enough to be mined, and lying one under the other through a depth of about a mile, it We measure from the tops of the mountains to the lowest level containing coal. ln addition there are several thinner beds, and Small pockets Oi coal here and there. About 340,000,000 tons of coal have al- ready been dug from these beds. We dig out about 3,000,000 tons more each year. All the beds together are estimated to contain 6,000,000,000 tons. Allowing a good deal for waste, we still have enough coal to last a thousand years at our pres- ent rate oi production. Therefore, the coal industry Should remain the pri- mary industry in Wise County for a lonq while. Page 24 1 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First Row Clett to rightl: MORRIS BURCHETTE, PAUL AKERS, IOE HUETTEL, lOE OSLER, HITER BOB- INSON, ROBERT ARNOLD, COURTLAND CLARK, PAUL lOHNSTON, COOPER KUNKEL. Second Row: IOSEPH PEARCE, MARY BURTON, WILLIAM AKERS, EUGENE CARTER, ROBERT BEPASS, CHARLES BLEVINS, CAROLINE NARD, VICTORIA BOLLING, ANN CARUSO. Third Row: DANIEL DOBYNS, MARY RICHMOND, PEGGY GCSE, IIMMY LEWIS HINES, EDITH GABRI- ELE, LEVON I-IOMMELL, LESTER BOLLING. Fourth Row: IOE NARD, IEANETTE OWENS, GERALDINE BARTON, MR. CHARLES STECKER, WILLIAM BLEVINS, GRACE POTTER, MARY POTTER, LOUISE HENSLEY. Not in Picture: IAMES NARD, MARIE BARRETT, GRACE PETERS. In the Second Semester of this school year the candid camera enthusiasts formed what was known as the Photography Club. I The club was made up ot about thirty members whose purpose was to study in detail the facts concerning the making and developing of kodak pictures. The officers are: EUGENE CARTER LL- .L.L I L..L,,L,, .LLLLL L LLLLLLL -,,L,L , . ,um -MAA gg President COOPER KUNKEL I . -L LLLLLL I .LLLL I LLLLLL I LLLLLLL I ,,L,,, ,.,.,,Lgg ViC9-PfeSid9m GERALDINE BARTON ---eg ggg...L... I- gggggg I. LLLLLLLLL . L-.- Secretary-Treasurer MR. CHARLES STECKER ,LLLL,L.,.., It .... ..,LL L,,.,L,,,-A ,---Ag,, gggg S pgnsof The houses, seen in the picture to the right, stand over a Seam of coal found under the town of Norton. Five families who live on this hill, better known as The Terrace , have their own coal mines under their homes and use them: MR. W. B. FORD, MRS. TOM FORD, ' MR. H. M. BANDY, MR. C. W. BEESE, and MR. C. P. MACDONALD. Page 25 CHORAL CLUB First Row Cleft to rightbz RUTH CURY, GLADYS IENKINS, PAT FLANARY, MARGARET SCOTT, BILLY RICHMOND, MADGE DAVIS, RANDOLPH NICKELS, ASHTON WILEY, HERMAN SMITH, IACK STILL, CLIFFORD SMITH. . Second Row: PAULINE DRAUGHN, HELEN HALL, ANNE MCCORKLE, DORIS PETREY, CATHERINE CHAPMAN, NANCY HALL, ELIZABETH MURPHY, MARIORIE HYATT, PEGGY STALLARD, IUANITA SCOTT, SARAH RUTH STEWART, MILDRED O'NEILL. Third Row: MRS. I. I. PORTER, BILLIE PRUITT, Lois PRICE, MAE BRYSON, CATHERINE OSLER, I IRENE POUST, MARIE SHIRLEY, RUTH STARNES, KATHLEEN GIBSON. Fourth Row: ANNE ELLIS, ELIZABETH CURY, MARGARET GILLENWATER, IACKIE FAVVBUSH, HELEN MCLAUGHLIN, IEANETTE PHILLIPS, GLADYS IOHNSON, CLEO PEAKE, COLLEEN IACKSON, GER- TRUDE KILGORE, HELEN RUSH, IIMMY TEAGUE. Fifth Row: WILLIAM PETREY, WADE LOWRY, CLYDE MCLAUGHLIN. Not in picture: MARGARET MATUszczYK, EUGENE MARTIN. The Choral Club was organized in the spring of 1939 under the direction of Mrs. I. I. Porter. At this time it was Composed of twenty-four girls. The Chief Work of the club was to furnish music for the commencement programs. I When the-club was reorganized in the fall, some boys became interested and joined and the number of members increased to nearly fifty. It has assisted with one assembly program and also rendered the commencement music for 1940. Not having a music department in our school, We are most fortunate in having Mrs. I. I. Porter to do this Work voluntarily. Mrs. Porter came to Norton in 1938 from Princeton, West Virginia, Where she had been a supervisor of music in the Princeton schools. ln addition to her supervision She directed the high school glee club and three junior choirs. Mrs. Porter had her musical training at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Page 26 First Row Cleft to righti: EUGENE CARTER, ADA NICKELS, MARGARET SCOTT, 1RENE FOUST, VIR- GINIA CARTER, NANCY HALL, STRALE TATE. Second Row: CARY ESSER, WILLIAM IENKINS, ANNE BURTON, MATTIE GIBSON, GEORGIA LEE STRENGTH, GLENN RICHMOND, MISS MARY WATKINS BROCK, Instructor. LATIN CONTESTANTS ln 1939 Norton High School entered pupils in the State Latin Tournament for the first time in the history of the school. The Tournament for the Western Virginia District IV was held at Marion, Virginia, on Saturday, April 15. The contestants won the plaque which is awarded annually to the school making the highest average on the examinations given. Virginia Carter received an individual award, a pin, for making the highest grade in the State of Vir- ginia on Second Year Latin. The contestants in 1939 were: Eleventh GIUGS-ANNE BURTON and GLENN RICHMOND Tenth GTGdG4VIRGINIA CARTER and NANCY HALL. Ninth GIGd9fMATTIE GIBSON and STRALE TATE. Hoping to keep the plaque won in 1939, the following pupils were contestants at Marion, on April 12, 19110: Twelfth GTGdG7ANNE BURTON and GLENN RICHMONDJ A1l9fHGl97WILLIAM IENKINS. Eleventh GIGdQfV1HGINIA CARTER and CARY ESSERQ A1l9IHG1GSvNANCY HALL and ADA NICKELS. Tenth GIGd9-MATTIE GIBSON and STRALE TATE, Alternate-GEORGIA LEE STRENGTH. Ninth Grade4EUGENE CARTER and IRENE FOUSTQ A1l9fHGlG4MARGARET SCOTT. Sponsorelvfiss MARY WATKINS BROCK. Page 27 if' ,Q ?-I F '11, rrnrt--gp I 1 ...Ast tc-. ,4 First Row fleft to Iightl: STEWART PEERY, VIRGINIA CARTER, MABEL BEVERLY, NANCY! HALL, MARGARET SCOTT. Second Row: LESTER STURGILL, WILLIAM IENKINS, IOSERH TAMER, CARY ESSER, FORD GODREY, WILLIAM BAKER. NORTON HIGH SCHOOL DEBATING TEAM Pupils of the Eleven A English Class centered their debating Study on the State Question for 1939-1940: Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Own and Operate the Rail- rOads. The following group formed a team which engaged in several debates with other schools: AFFIBMATIVE SPEAKERS NEGATIVE SPEAKERS LESTER STURGILL STEWART PERRY .I CARY ESSER FORD GODEEY VIRGINIA CARTER WILLIAM BAKER NANCY HALL MABEL BEVERLY Coach-Miss FRANCES MCCOLGAN Their debating program Was: March 6-Norton versus Wise. March 15-Norton versus Coeburn. March 27-Norton versus Gate City. In the District Tournament held by the Virginia Literary and Athletic League in Bristol on Friday, April 12, the negative debated the Big Stone affirmative team and lost. The affir- mative team debated Wise l-ligh School negative team and William Byrd High School neg- ative Wintonl, and Won from each of theseteams. The affirmative team Won Second place in the Tournament, thus becoming eligibleto enter the finals at the University Of Virginia, on May 10 and 11. SPELLING AND ORAL READING CONTESTS ln a local spelling contest, Ioseph Tamer Won first place and represented the school at Bristol, winning third place there. William Ienlcins entered the Boys' Oral Reading Contest and Margaret Scott represented the school in the Girls' Oral Reading Contest. Both Oi the readers Won third place in their respective Contests. Page 28 'W!:' THE COZY COTTAGE CLUB Top Row Cleft to rightlz MISS MADGE HALL, OPLE SALYER, LOTTIE STEWART, IUNE BILLINGS, IEANETTE BURTON. Bottom Row: DOROTHY ELLIN, ELIZABETH HYATT, VIOLET MAE CORNETTE, KATHLEEN WHIT- AKER, HELEN PHILLIPS, FRANCES BLEVINS. Not in Picture: MARGARET IONES, CHRISTINE COLLIER, NELL KILC-ORE, ELIZABETH OWENS, MARIE COURTNEY, LUELLA QUESENBERRY. MARGARET IONES ,vii LLLLLLLL ,Li ,.,LLL President HELEN PHILLIPS L,LL . -L Vice-President VIOLET MAE CORNETT , Lili Secretary DOROTHY ELLIN L LLLL ,- Treasurer MISS MADGE HALL E LELELEEEEEELLLLEEEELLL.LELLEEE.LEL...... ii- ...,EEEEEE,,,,EE. Sponsor The purposes of the Cozy Cottage Club are to further the interest in Home Economics and to beautify the cottage in which Home Economics classes are conducted. The Norton Cot- tage contains the types of rooms a Small home would have: sitting-roorn, 2 bedrooms, kit- chen, bathroom, pantry, and two porches. lt furnishes the proper setting for carrying out practically all projects that are necessary in teaching pupils how to improve their own homes or to manage homes of their own. There is also a space at the side of the cottage for a small flower garden or a vegetable garden. ' The chief projects carried out by the Cozy Cottage Club this year have been: l. Crochet- ing a lace tablecloth. 2. Sponsoring a benefit bridge party to buy new water glasses and curtains for the cottage. 3. Getting the walls newly papered. 4. Repainting the woodwork. 5. Having the floors refinished. 6. Initiating the use of some new furniture, an electric stove, a Frigidaire, table utensils, and rugs. 7. Having new water pipes installed. 8. Assisting in furnishing refreshments for the school parties sponsored by the P. T. A. 9. Entertaining the high school faculty and other guests at a dinner party. Page 29 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1939 Sept. 16- ...L ----Norhi Sept. 22 .L.L- ...,- Norhi Sept. 3U .-..-- ---. Norhi Oct. 7 L,.. --- Norht Oct. 13.--- ---.Norhi Oct. 21 ..., ---.Norhi Oct. 28 .--- ---,Norhi Nov. 3 -- -- L... Norhi O 6 U 6 6 6 6 --- cc,, 26 lenkins --- ---. l3 --- --- 7 Coeburn ...., --,- --- -W --- U Big Stone Gap -- - - --- --- .... 13 St. Paul ,cc. ----- --- --- ..L, 14 Saltville ....c - --- --- ..,, 25 Wise ----------.- --- --- --- 6 East Stone Gap -,-- --- --- --- U Appalachia ----,, --- FOOTBALL SQUAD CARROLL TATE-Senior Member of squad in '36, '37, '38, and '39. Lettered in '38 and '39. End. CHARLES PETERS-Freshman Member of squad in '38 and '39. Letterecl in '39. Tackle. WILLIAM BI.EvINs-Freshman Member of squad in '38 and '39. Lettered in '39. Guard. THOMAS GABRIEL-Iunior Member ot squad in '37, '38, and '39. Letterecl in '38 and '39. Center. PATRICK EDDIE SHORT-Senior Member of squad in '36, ' HARRY BALI.-Iunior Member ot squad in '36, IAMES RENFRQ-Junior Member of squad in '37, FRANK ADAMS-Iuntor Member ot squad in '36 37, '38, and '39. Lettered in '37, '38, and '39. Guard. '37, '38, and '39. Letterecl in '37, '38, and '39. Tackle. '38, and '39. Letterecl in '38 and '39. End. '37, '38, and '39. Lettered m '37, '38, and '39. Fullback. WILBURN BRADLEY-Freshman I Member of squad in '38 and '39. Lettered in '39. Halfback. CARELL GANNAWAY-luHlOI Member of squad in '37, '38, and '39. Lettered in '37, '38, and '39. 1-lalfback. DOUGLAS Bocas-Senior Member ct squad in '36, '37, '38, and '39. l-etterecl in '37, '38, and '39. Quarterback. EDWIN PARKS-Senior Member of squad in '36, '37, '38, and '39. Letterecl in '37 and '38. Quarterback. Page 30 N I w BASKET-BALL GIRLS First Row Cleft to riahtl: MARGARET IONES, DORIS PETREY, IRENE DOsA, JACQUELINE BARTON, GENEVA TURNER, FRANCES BLEVINS. Second Row: EVELYN RENFRO,NICII'1CIq91'1 ELIZABETH CURY, ANNE MCCORKLE, ELIZABETH GREENE, COACH VARNELL. Third Row: LOUISE HENSLEY, MARY POTTER, DORIS Booos, RUTH STARNES, Assistant Manager. GIRLS' SCHEDULE FOR 1940 Ian. 5AAA A AAAAAAANorhi AAA, AAAA .,,,OO AA ,,,OO,,,, AAAAA St.Pau1 A AAAAA A-AAA31 Ian. 12 O,,, Norhi AAAA Appalachia ,L,, AAAAA37 Ian. IQAA AAA AAA ANorhi AAA, Wise ..,, A AAAAA AAAA18 Ian. 26A AAA ,.,, Norhi AA A Biq Stone Gap AAA AAA A A23 Feb 2 Norhi A A Coeburn AA A.AA AAAAAA23 Feb 6 Norhi AAAA Coeburn AAAAA AAAAA16 Feb, 13 Norhi Appalachia AAAAA AA.AA3U Feb 16 AA A,Norhi AAAA East Stone Gap AAAA AAAAAA16 Feb. 23 Norhi AAA POur1d A AAAA AAAAA33 Feb 27 Norhi A -,,, A A E.., Flat Gap A AAAA 32 TOURNAMENT March 1AAAA AAAA Norhi AAA AA AAAAA AA AAAAAAA 37 Biq Stone Gap AAAA .--A-22 Mqfch Y-I iyyrrr Nofhi AA AAA, AAA. 14 VVHSG AA.....AAA AA AAAA Miners have a superstition that it is bad luck for any Woman to enter a mine. Page 32 t 1 1 1 NORI-II GIRLS' BASKET-BALL SQUAD IRENE DosA-Iunior Irene was the most accurate shot on the squad and earned high scoring honors in l940. Lettered in '38, '39, and '40. Forward. V GENEVA TURNER-Senior Geneva's height and rebound ability were distinct advantages to the Norhi sextette. Let- tered in '39 and '40, Forward. ELIZABETH CURY-Tenth Grade Her uncanny accuracy on the short shots earned Elizabeth a permanent berth on the team. Lettered in '39 and '40. Forward. EL1zABE'r1-1 GREENE-Senior Elizabeth was one of the outstanding and consistent guards in Wise County. Lettered in '39 and '40. Guard. IACQUELINE BARTON-Senior Iacqueline, the fastest guard on the team, always played a fine game. Lettered in '38, '39, and '40. Guard. MARGARET IoNEs-Tenth Grade mm!-llthough small, Margaret always managed to stay with her opposition. Lettered in '39 and '40. Forward and Guard. FRANCES B1.Ev1Ns-Iunior i Frances proved herself a valuable asset to the team. Lettered in '40. Guard. MARY POTTER-Nlhlh Grade-Guard, ANNE MCCORICLE-luHlOf-GUGTG and Forward: Doms PETREY-Iunior-Guard, Doms Bocas-Tenth Grade-Guard and Forwardy LOUISE HENs- LEY-Ninth Grade-Forward. These substitutes may some day be a credit to the Norhi teams of the future. The Chemical lndustry is using approximately 50,000,000 tons ot coal annually. Coal to the chemist is carbon, a key element in more than 500,000 known chemical sub- stances. 4 Not only is the coal industry undertaking aggressive steps to improve its operating meth- ods and its products, but it is also engaging in research programs directed to finding added use for coal and its by-products. The by-products of coal are playing an extremely important part in the everyday lives ot people today. In tact the chemist has been able to transform coal into so many products that it has become the backbone oi many other industries. Page 33 QQ' 4' I 1 C S BASKET-BALL BOYS First Row Cleft to riqhtb: ASHTON WILEY, CHARLES LITTON, IACI4 HATCHER, WILLIAM IENKINS CARROLL TATE. Second Row: CARY ESSER, IACK BAILEY, CARLTON BAILEY, FORD GODBEY, RUSSELL DOEYNS CABELL GANNAWAY. Third Row: COACH STECKER, WILLIAM BLEVINS, Assistant Manager, PATRICK EDDIE SIIORI Manager, CLIFFORD SMITH, STEWART PEERY. 9 BOYS' BASKET-BALL SCHEDULE FOR 1940 Ian. Norhi St. Paul L Ian. Norbi Appalachia L Ian. Norhi Wise LL LL Ian. Norhi Biq Stone Gap Feb N orhi Coeburn L L Feb Norhi Coeburn L LL Feb Norhi Appalachia L Feb Norhi East Stone Gap Feb. Norbi Pound L L Feb Norbi Fiat Gap Feb Norbi Pound L LLL The most important beds of Coal in Wise County are the Kennedy, the two Banners the Norton, the Dorchester, the Imboden, the Taggart, and the Pardee. NORHI BOYS' BASKET-BALL SQUAD CABELL GANNAWAY-lunior Most popular athlete on the squad and high scorer in l940. Lettered in '38, '39, and '40. Forward. CARROLL TATE-Senior His height and rebound ability were a useful aid to Norhi. Lettered in '37, '38, '39, and '40. Center. WILLIAM IENIIINS-Senior His accuracy on the long shots ceded him second honors in the scoring for l940. Lettered in '37, '38, '39, and '40. Guard. CARY Esssn-Junior His consistent guarding made him a necessary figure in the Norhi line-up. Lettered in '38, '39, and '40. Guard. CHARLES LI'rToN-Tenth Grade Playing his first year on the varsity, Charles proved himself very valuable to the team. Lettered in '40. Forward. Incl: HATCHER-Tenth Grade - Iack's best advantage was found in his height. Lettered in '40. Forward. SUBSTITUTES RUSSELL Doxsvns-Senior-Guard, Pom: Gonssve-Iunior-Center, Incx BAILsYf-Tenth Grade --Guard, ASHTON WILEY-Tenth Grade-Forwardg STEWART PEERY-lunior-Guard: CARL- TON BAILEY-lunior-Guard: CLIFFORD SMITH-Tenth Grade-Guard. Each year coal operators meet at a mining congress coal show and 'swap' their experi- ences during the past year with new and improved mining methods and equipment. A great array of mining equipment and supplies is displayed at this meeting. Each year thousands of coal mining men study the manufacturers' exhibits on display and each year there stems from these studies a high outlay of new equipment, which approximates two hundred million dollars. Wise County Coke is known throughout the world for its high grade quality. For they who labor in the earth are the chosen people of God. -THOMAS IEFFERSON. The time will come when so many new and valuable uses will be found for coal as a raw material that the last thing we will think of doing will be to burn it. -CDR. F. S. SINNOTT, Director of the British Fuel Research Stationj A pound of Wise County coal, as taken from the mines, will produce on the average nearly 14,000 British thermal units. 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The Coalfield Progress NORTON, IN OLD VIRGINIA EK Pcrq COMPLIMENTS of ' VIRGINIA COAL OPERATORS' ASSOCIATION COURTESY Y0uWil1FindItin1.he DICTIONARY 2150 The Miner's Store NORTON. VIRGINIA A COMPLETE LINE OP Clothing. Footwear, Dry Goods, Etc. For the Entire Family WINKLER STOKERS Fully Automatic VIRGINIA WHOLESALE There me COMPANY. Inc. TUUTG APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA Winkler Stokers in use In Wlse Headquarters for County than a Groceries, Canned Goods, Flour, other Stoker Feed, Meal, l-lay, and Grain Best in A11 Lines Prompt Se1'vice Wholesale Only STERLING APPLIANCE CO. NORTON, VA. PHONE 119 Page 42 COIVIPLIIVIENTS of I THE WISE INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLIIVIENTS ' of Stone Mountain Bottling Co. Manufacturers and Distributors ot High Grade Bottled Goods PEPSI-COLA -- ORANGE CRUSH - and - 7-UP NORTON, VIRGINIA PHONE 22 Flowers Express One's Love NORTON FLORAL COMPANY EXPERT FLORAL DESIGNERS FRANK I. HORSMAN, Manager PHONE 280 NORTON, VIRGINIA Page 43 COMPLIMENTS - - of Q MARY's STYLE sHoP COMPUMENTS a n d of LIBERTY CAFE FLEMING LAND CORPORATION - .. NORTON, VIRGINIA Southwest Virqinias Finest F - CLINCH HAVEN FARMS. Inc. PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF G R A D E A PASTEURIZED AND RAW MILK A WISE COUNTY PRODUCT R. F. D. 1 NORTON, VA. Buy Your Groceries from OLD MAN WITT We are right from the sticks and can make you feel at home. We also have a kitchen in the store. Come and stay for lunch and l say you will have qood things to eat. Page 44 POSTON'S Super Quality Gasoline All Popular Brands of Motor Oil NORTON BIG STONE GAP APPALACHIA PET a n d PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS A Health Food VOLUNTEER EXPLOSIVES CO W. CHARLOTTE, N. C. --K 7?-' Salesmen W. Annnnsou-Phon E. FQ Hmson .-. DT Magazine Keeper CHARLES S1'Ar.x.Ann 6 PHONE 126 NORTON VA COMPLIMENTS of 'Q NORTON GENERAL HOSPITAL Page 45 HERFF-IONES COMPANY Designers cmd Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE IEWELRY. GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS. MEDALS, CUPS and TROPHIES INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA IEWELERS TO NORTON HIGH SCHOOL NORTON ESSO STATION HOLCOMB 6. KILBOURNE Phone 406 I BZ Atlas Tires. Tubes, Batteries and Accessories Verified ESSO Lubrication Our Specialty Compliments of IAKE'S DEPARTMENT STORE SHOES CLOTHING NORTON and COEBURN, VIRGINIA Pczqe 46 I SHOWPLACE OF SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA An Institution Devoted to the Pursuit of Happiness for You COMPSAENTS The Bolling Theatre lust a few steps from your home, a different world, a place to get away from yourself , where you can lose yourself to your emotions. Make More of Your Life with Movies Ycu have a schedule of work, why not a schedule of play? You have a right to a certain amount of healthy excitement, entertainment, adventure. HERE, Then. Is Where Happiness Can Be Found booking of only the best of pictures, projections, sound balancing of the shorts, a staff that is ever on the alert to show you little courtesies-all for one reason: I To make things more pleasant, we have taken every detail into consideration, L to make your evening with us just a little more pleasant. ATTEND YOUR THEATRE - ENIOY LIFE It Costs No More to Be Happy Matinees Daily. 2 and 4: Evenings, 7 and 9 SUPER SERVICE STATION ARNOLD and COLLINS, Operators PHONE 34 NORTON, VIRGINIA BACK or HOTEL NORTON Body, Fender, Radiator. and General Repairing Rear Axle and Frame Straightening, Wheel and Hub Straightening THE NEW NORTON THEATRE CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATING CLASS OF NORTON HIGH SCHOOL OF 1940 You're Always Welcome at the Norton The Best in F irst-Run Pictures Page 47 The First National Bank OF APPALACHIA. 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CURYIS B5 Norion's Leading Department Store Quality and Economy Page 52 Live Electrically Switch to Modern Methods . . . ELECTRIC COOKERY IS MEAL INSURANCE AND THE HOME MAKER'S ASSURANCE OF: CLEANLINESS! SPEED! SAFETY! Cooking - Small Appliances - Water Heating Light Conditioning B5 OLD DOMINION POWER COMPANY Page 53 COMPLIMENTS of HOME HARDWARE 6. FURNITURE CO. NORTON VIRGINIA Compliments of A F R I E N D CL COMPLIMENTS S 4' one I F. H. Sommers, Agent SINCLAIR REFINING CO. NORTON VIRGINIA Chevrolet Buick NORTON MOTOR SALES NORTON, VIRGINIA PHONE 165 LaSalle Cadillac Page 54 To Live An Orolerly Life Running your life is very much like running a business. To make it profit- able to yourself and others you must conduct it in an orderly way. Like a business, you have a product to sell-YOURSELF. Through educa- tion, either in high school and college, or in practical experience on the job, you have trained yourself to be of value to an employer, or to earn money in your own business. . And, as in a business, you have obligations to meet-Social obligations to family and friends, to your church, and the other organizations to which you belong. As your earning capacity begins to increase, you will want to establish credit for yourself or for your business. Perhaps you need money to build or buy your own home. Maybe you want to establish a business of your own, to become independent, and need capital to get started. ln all these activities of our lives your bank plays an important part as a friendly financial adviser, as an organization devoted to helping you conduct your financial affairs in an orderly fashion. Your bank exists to serve you in every way it can. lt helps you, through many different phases of its service, in every financial transaction: You can save money in special savings accounts. Checking accounts protect you from losses. Safety deposit vaults guard your valuable and important papers. As executors of wills and estates. banks contribute able business quid- ance, skillful management. The bank's loan department will supply you with capital when you need it most. Look to your bank as a friend, who serves you in every way it can. When you face difficult financial problems, ask the friendly, capable officials of this bank for advice or help-years of experience in meeting similar problems have taught them the best solution. Ll The First National Bank NORTON IN OLD VIRGINIA Page 55 NORTON INSURANCE AGENCY. Incorporated FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ANNEX NORTON, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 347 Insurance That Insures President Vice-President Secretary ci Treasurer I. B. FLEMING G. C. MCCALI. A. L. WITT OOMPLIIVIENTS . of M. D. COLLIER FURNITURE CO. APPALACI-IIA, VIRGINIA OOMPLIMENTS of BUSY BEE LUNCH NORTON, VIRGINIA -W GREEVER MOTOR SALES. Inc. 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