Norton High School - Tendrils Yearbook (Norton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1941 volume:

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MISS MILDRED AKER oy rises in her, like a summer's morn. MR. SAM LAWSON It matters not how a man dies, But how he lives. 'Tis education forms the common mind: Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined SENIOR CLASS LESTER STURGILL .........,.,.,.,.........,,,,.,,,,...-,,.,, President STEWART PEERY ................. .- ..-.....,.............. Vice-President ELIZABETH MURPHY .........................-.............-. Secretary WILLIAM BAKER ......-...... ...... .......,..-.............. T r easurer Miss R1-lomx BURKS ........................................... Sponsor Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Motto: Non scholae, sed vitae discimus Ray an M5851 SA' kms w K N mm zu!! fin - aisiwiiiw N' nweu WB .B as W an Carl CHESTER RAY BURTON C-heerful R-ational B-oisterous Glee Club l Personality Club l Secretary-Treasurer of Class 2 Football 2, 3 PAULINE RICHMOND P-etite R-etined Queen of Homecoming Game Dramatics Club 4 Humor Editor of Mirror Personality 1 CARL MOSBY GRAY C-ompetent M-annerly G-arrulous President l Treasurer 2 Vice-President 3 Glee Club 2 Asst. Business Mgr. of Tendrils 4 Dramatics Club 4 JEWELL ANNETTE BRUCE J ealous A-mbitious B-lithe Personality Club 1 Dramatics Club 4 Court of Home Coming Queen 4 Basketball 1 Polly Doris Edith WALTON STEWART PEERY W-ell Informed S-ensible P-leasant President Z Vice-President 4 Track 2 Dramatics Club 4 Debating 3 Editor of Mirror 4 Basketball 2, 3 Football Manager 1, 2 Publications Club 3 Representative of Old Dominion Boys' State 3 DORIS EVANS PETREY D-omestic E-asy going P-olite Parnassian Club 1 Basketball l, 3, 4 Glee Club 2. 3 Cozy Cottage Club Z EARL HOWARD KILGORE E-arnest H-andy K-nowing Football l Construction Club l Mirror 4 Dramatics Club 4 EDITH MARIE HENSLEY E-xpressive M-agnetic H-urried Personality Club 1 Glee Club Z Dramatics Club 4' efzn ,a N V r Junior . x X. 11 1 sa, x sawn -mah f- ax 'Hs 'Q ff s .mn Y exif ,. 1 I, .4 , al. .QV 4.4 , ,pa X. e . . N Howard r wig: Randy ,di Bill if DONALD RANDOLPH NICKELS D-utiful R-eserved N-eat Construction Club 1 Glee Club 3 Football 4 Dramatics Club 4 HELEN DOROTHY ELLIN Hvumane D-emure E ntertalnlng Personality Club I Home Ec. Club Treasurer 3 Court of Home Coming Queen 4 Dramatics Club 4 WILLIAM RUSSELL FLEMING, JR. W-illful R-ash F-riendly Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Wg gr yw:m.fgfwzxf '?uftf5Hi ,f:f?fg1'-rw, ,iff - -- x-may IEQL rm A and mu, 4 Dot EMMA VIRGINIA CARTER fl VP! we ff E-tudite V-isualizing C-ongenial Vice-President Parnassian Club l Secretary-Treasurer 3. I Latin Tournament 2 3 4 lst place in State Latin Tournament 2 ' Debating 3 i' ' A wk Picture Editor of TenCltils 4 1 K' Valedictorian Ginny Dramatics Club 4 CARLTON MILLER BAILEY C-apable M-athematical B-ashful Track 2 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Mechanical Drawin Basketball 2, 3, 4 Soft Ball l Dramatics Club 4 AUBREY PEARL LYON A ttentlve P-leasant L-ikeable Glee Club 2 DON HAROLD NAPIER D-ocile H esxtant N-oiseless Mechamcal Drawing l Dramatics Club 4 LOTTIE LOUISE STEWART L ikeable BW I y L-istening V S-hy Home Economics Club 3 17313 Personality Club 1 Cab it Ati: F .F ,pusww Q 'J 1 -46: f Ei N, . uks a 31' Irene aa? ,-gnu aan ZWKXB. xr'-ms aaea AE aa 1:-15,2 H533 ggmr Q3 ' Q-.f jun. wiv Hi? xl aa:- 2,-e CABELL HUGHES GANNAWAY C-onvivial H-igh powered G-ood sport Football l, Z, 3, 4 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club l, 2. 3, 4 Vice-President Z Dramatics Club 4 AVIS LYNELL HEABERLIN A-greeable L-enient H-elpful Personality Club 1 Dramatics Club 4 Circulation Editor of Mirror 4 Grade Reporter 4 IRENE PAULINE DOSA I-ndependent P-roud D-exterous Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 lAll Countyj 2, 4 Monogram Club 2, 3 Softball I Glee Club 2 Dramatics Club 4 FRANCES MARION BLEVINS F-astidious M-oral B-enign Cheer Leader 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 Basketball Manager 4 President of Home Ec. Club 3 Personality Club l Lynell M93 Frances NICHOLAS JOHN VONI N-oisy J -olly V-etsatile Dramatics Club 4 Football 2 Secretary 2 VIOLET MAE CORNETTE V-irtuous M-inute C-ourteous Secretary of Home Ec. Club 3 Parnassian Club l Reporter on Mirror 4 Dramatics Club 4 MILDRED LEAH DOTSON M-eek L-oyal D-efetential Glee Club 3 Personality Club 1 Cozy Cottage Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 MARGARET RUTH HALL M-eticulous R-ed headed H-arm' Euterpean Club 1 Vocal Club 2, 3 Cozy Cottage Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 JACK LOWELL McLAUGl-ILIN J -ocund L-ank M-anly Choral Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 Publications Club 3, 4 EULA BAKER E-motional B-rusque Personality Club J UN IUS HUNSAKER J -ust H-umorous Personality Club l Dramatics Club 4 Ass't. Business Mgr. of MABEL LUCILLE BE M-erry L-ively B-road minded Personality Club l Glee Club 2, 3 Debating 3 Dramatics Club 4 Grade Reporter 4 Class Secretary 2 Circulation Editor of Mirror 4 Anne Ada JEFFERSON RANDOLPH J-udicious R-eliable C-ooperative E-quitable Track 2 President 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Tournament 3 Editor of Tendrils CARY ESSER Monogram Clu Treasurer l, 2 Debating 3 Salutatorian 4 Mirror l, 4: Associate Editor 4 Dramatics Club 4 DARICE ANN McCORKLE D-ainty A-ccommodating M-indful Basketball 2, 3, 4 Euterpean Club 1 Glee Club Z, 3 LESTER GLENN L-audable G-enerous S-cientific Construction Club Debating 3 Art Editor of Mi Dramatics Club 4 STURGILL 1 rror 4 President of Class 4 SARAH ADA NICKELS S-cholarly A-dmirable N-atural Publications Club 1,2 Typist for Mirror 4 Class Editor of Tendrils 4 Dramatics Club 4 Latin Tournament 3 Parnassian Club 1 b Essen' Cham FRANK ADAM F-althful ' A-ctive G-ame ' , H Football I, 2. 3: Monogram Club Sergeant-at-Arms Gab L-aw abiding B-enign Q-uiet Personality Club l Cozy Cottage Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 H-igh minded H-onest H-onorable Softball l Basketball 1, 2, 4 Football 3 Vice-President 2 Dramatics Club 4 GABRIELE Manager 4 l, 2, 3 2 LUELLA BERNICE QUESENBERRY HARRY HENRY HENSLEY 1 Mechanical Drawing 2 Han!! Ass't. Sports Editor of Mirror 4 Tendrils Sports Editor 4 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 HELEN PHILLIPS H-ospitable P-ractical Cozy Cottage Club Personality Club 1 Dramatics Club 4 Vice-President 3 Luella Helen JOSEPH JACOB TAMER C W l J -aunty J -ocose T-alkative Secretary of Class 1 Kathleen Helen President of Class 2 Debating 3 Spelling Tournament 3 Dramatics Club 4 Business Manager Tendrils 4 Joe OLLIE KATHLEEN WHITAKER O-ptimistic K-ind-hearted W-orthy 'Q Personality Club 1 Home Economics 3 JOE PAUL COOCH, JR. J -azz-minded P-lucky C-onsiderate Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 Dramatics Club 4 High School Orchestra CSaxophoneJ Monogram Club 1, 2, 3 ' Joe HELEN IRENE FIELD H elpful I-ndustrious F-ickle Harry R, if .f,.i. W M at X4-g,:.i,.a5 4 5i?Sf.ffH 'aaa s a 2-W ,gi . 1 :. ,, Hn., X sm, ii ' X IH IIE IIE Ill Ill ll! Ruthie . r yt HARRY THOMAS BALL H-ealthy T-olerant B-lufling Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball l, 2, 3 Monogram Club 1, 2 Personality Club 2 Dramatics Club 4 Secretary Monogram Club 2 MADGE JOYCE DAVIS M-elodic J -ubilant D-ebonair Parnassian Club 1 Glee Club 2, 3 President of Dramatics Club 4 Mirror 4 RUTH MARIE STARNES R-estless M-erry S-mall Glee Club 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2 Asst. Manager of Basketball 3 Sec.-Treas. of Room Nine 3 Basketball 1 Personality Club 1 NANCY JANE HALL N -augh ty J -abbering H-ilarious Sec.-Treas. of Parnassian Club 1 Dramatics Club 4 Latin Tournament 2, 4 Managing Editor of Mirror 4 Activities Editor of Tendrils 4 Glee Club 2, 3 M' in Q Westie -sE??Eg-mg:fs Ear MT af, 1' -'Q ,gg exp. -it i nw ' J! if . - .:.:.:. . :.: ,Q 51:51. Ill ' ,,.,' E E si. F 4:31 ,:.- M215 :.:. ,rj - I , - zez i A Eff iii :-.. 1 F i .,. -':' . ' ' :.,. M E, f M iw, gig :': 4 e izfiilg Madge Debating 3 Ame G . mi .:.,.: ,.. , , :gt , iff., . .,-::,. :2 ' aw- :::- :-: , :pta at, ,.fE:g:.-.2 M ickey Lib Vw JAMES HENRY RENFRO J -esting H-appy-go-lucky R-omantic Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer of Dramatics Club 4 MILDRED O'NEILL M-aidenly O-bservant N-oticeable Home Economics Club 3 Choral Club 2, 3 BARNEY FORD GODBEY B-right F-air G-allant Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Publications Club Z, 4 Metal 3 Woodwork Club 1 Dramatics Club 4 Literary Editor of Mirror 4 ELIZABETH LOU MURPHY E-conomical L-ovable M-usical Class Secretary 4 Secretary of Dramatics Club 4 Court of Home-Coming Queen 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2 Assistant Art Editor of Mirror Renfro ai 6' Google su gazing , Q ik? Y. . ,gg .. , 1.- V, V Y ' I -:r f .ss s Q., .- ' 'w -.21 1 -ily .1 r .. K1 1 l . si H C 'C A lil VFR. Lal mia iv V-5. Q :...v A ' - ' ,. 'Q Eugene We Bill Q lm -S-Q -V n- , ' is V as-Hs as E .. yi. ss. as WE me ,, B-ms L: 'uwwm 'ii-r 3'2-, EUGENE LEE STRENGTH E-arnest L-aconic S-ilent Personality Club 1 Dramatics Club 4 ELLA BARRON ABSHER E-nergetic B-reezy A-ttractive Basketball l, 2, 3 Court of Homecoming Queen 4 Personality Club 1 Dramatics Club 4 WILLIAM CLINTON BAKER W-illing C-onscientious B-usiness-like Metal and Woodwork Club 1 Debating 3 Class Treasurer 4 Dramatics Club 4 Business Mgr. of Publications Club 4 HATTYE MARIE SHIPLEY H-armonious M-odest S-edate Cheer Leader 2, 3 Mirror Reporter for Room 9 Librarian for Euterpean Club Ella Goody FRANK NOAH ADAMS is F-rank ., ,W A-micable Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 N-onchalant 1' Treasurer 2 u 1 1' :-7' :fi 5 it f Mechanxcal Drawing 1 R ruff so l :I ' ' ulfi ,cl.1L'l' 'i l EQ, ':,,, f 5 We :Ll YA if J 1 L ,,, N nf 1- .glgnlkqgvi li. Our Contribution to National Defense JACK OSBORNE l xjmfi, rant Q E -fu 1 en TOMMY GABRIEL FRANK GABRIELE NICK VoN1 E LESTER Bou.1Ne VANCE JoHNsroN GEORGE STEWART Seniors Who Started Together First tow: Ella Barron Absher. Dorothy Ellin, Ada Nickels, Elizabeth Murphy, Violet Mae Cornette, Nancy Hall, Ruth Hall. Second tow: Aubrey Lyon, Vir- ginia Carter, Ford Godbey, Mabel Beverly, Miss Carpenter, William Baker, Joseph Tamer. Third row: William Fleming, Stewart Peery. . Not in Picture: Cary Esser, Nick Voni. W Watt President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CHARLES LITTON GYE SHANKS ELIZABETH CURY ASHTON WILEY I l IDA BARTON JACK BAILEY DORIS BOGGS 'iv wi me if K B 5aWi?e-R. A AUDREY BRUMMITTE DOUGLAS BAKER MAE BRYSON ERNEST BAKER gweg awww' 2?- JAMES COUTTS CATHERINE CHAPMAN GROVER DILL GLENN GILLENWATER NELLIE DAVIS CLAYTON GILLEY JACKIE FAWBUSH MATTIE GIBSON GLEN DALE HART MARGARET GTLLENWATER ,, ww M f E Wggw X E HELEN HALL JACK HATCHER MARJORIE HYATT PEARL JOHNSTON WADE LOWRY MARGARET JONES - BYRON NICKELS was in K 1 N 1 i .4 W Q E :-. zlz I zlz '-.. 3 . 1 i E H :-: A f- 2: :-:': I ei , :-: 312-' E..i 'E' MATTHEW OWENS MARGARET MATUSZCZYK WILLIAM PETREY MADELINE NARD CATHERINE OSLER CLIFFORD SMITH IRENE OWENS n STRALE TATE PAULINE ROBERTS RALPH WHITMIRE DOROTHY SCOTT RAYMOND WHITMIRE GEORGIA LEE STRENGTH HERMAN SMITH mf' L I ss OPLE SALYER NOT PICTURED Llowene Brummitte Bruce Carden Christine Collier Norman Heaberlin Nell Kilgore Eugene Martin Helen McLaughlin Elizabeth Owens Room 6 Room 9 ROOM 6 First row, left to right: Irene Foust, Peggy Gose, Lena Teasley, Irene Vandeventer, Juanita Scott, Peggy Stallard, Irene Johnson, Joan Kiser. Second row: Jimmie Lewis Hines, Dorothy Salyer, Jeanette Burton, Trula Gardner, Sarah Ruth Stewart, Gladys Kinser, Jean Fields, Lois Price. Third row: Cleo McArthur, Lola Brickey, Ruth Fannon, Pauline Fields, Pauline Draughn, Roger Farmer, Wilburn Bradley, William Akers. Fourth row: Jack Still, Willard Vandeventer, Leonard Ashworth, George Hunnicutt, Robert Repass, Eugene Carter, Burling Collier. Fifth row: Marie Barrett, Joe Edward Nard, Louise Hensley. Not in Picture: Lester Bolling, Morris Burchette, Eugene Hash, Vance Johnston, Hiter Robinson, Edith Bush, Mary Elizabeth Cooch, Alice Doby, June Hix, Gracie Mae Irvin, Violet Kilgore, Beulah Robbins, Margaret Scott. ROOM 9 First row, left to right: Evelyn Fields, Cleo Peake, June Billings, Levon Hommell, Margaret Boggs, Blanche Phillips. Second row: Daniel Dobyns, William Blevins, Jeanette Phillips, Octava Stidham, Charles Blevins. Not in Picture: Jack Barton, Joe Pat Beverly, Frank Bolling, Charles Crowell, Warren Hunnicutt, Charles Ray Peters, William Price, Ray Mullins, Gladys Johnson, Margaret Jones. CLASS OFFICERS - ROOM 6 1 n 2 .2 fi EUGENE CARTER -.- .........................-.-.-,,,.. ..,--- P resident MARGARET SCOTT .-...,......-..,,,..-..---.,,.....-- --,,--- S ecretary PEGGY Goss ......... ............. . - .................-,- ,,-, T reasurer JACK STILL ........-............ L... - - - -. ............... Vice-President Room 1 Room Z First Not First Not ROOM 1 row, left to right: Paul Akers, Billie Richmond, Sarah Ellen Horner, Betty Stal- lard, Helen Henry, Carl Davis, Ann Caruso, Ruth Salyer. Second tow: Howard Fields, Louise Nickels, Ruth Cury, Joan Green, Jean Wireman, Billie Pruitt, Carter Youell, Cooper Kunkel, Everette Hash. Third row: Nellie Begley, Betty June Jackson, Joe Nard, Jerry Ellin, Bernice Thacker, Paul Johnston, Pauline Hensley. Fourth row: Louise Napier, Pat Flanary, Dock McConnell, J. B. Forsythe, Carl Sturgill, William Combs, Clyde Napier, James Fawbush. Fifth tow: Eddie O'Neill, Robert Jenkins, James Da-niels. in Picture: Joseph Huettel, Kile Williams, Edith Gabriele, Helen Hall, Blanche Hodge, Gladys Jenkins, Patsy Zay. ROOM Z row, left to right: Gertrude Kilgore, Kathleen Gibson, Robert Arnold, Robert Barton, Leonard Kilgore, Mary Hash, Jeanette Jackson. Second row: Trula Spears, Helen Rush, Betty Osborne, Grace Potter, Jimmy Teague, Wilma Ellis, Elma Ellis, Evelyn Petrey. Third row: Anna Lee Newman, Mickey Caruso, Joe Osler, Jean Laster, Yeardley Scarborough, Giles Combs, Jack Jones. in Picture: James Roberts, George Stewart, Edith Arms, Geraline Booher, Willie Chapman, Grace Peters, Mary Potter, Jeanette Ramey, Fern Robinette. ROOM l OFFICERS ROOM 2 OFFICERS 1 Q c,,, :.,,....A..aA,B ,... , U, f. A.. ., ,. , - CARTER YOUELL ......... President YEARDLEY SCARBOROUGH -- President CARL STURGILL ....a. Vice-President JOE OSLER ..... ..... V ice-President BLANC!-IE HODGE -- Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT ARNOLD -- Secretary-Treasurer Room 5 a :mf ss fa ' N' ss am -4.5.25 ..: is ,. Q m ., ..... kg . , sg , Jw .ga Q Q E Q isa. M4 Q. U Hamm-. A mn q .F we -E: my nm sf E 5 5 W' :g 5 555 Sw B Room wa ss fa Room 3 First Not First Not First Not ROOM 5 row, left to right: Doris Hamilton, Don Stallard, Ralph Robinson, Margaret Combs, Clifford Herndon, Cecil Norton, Ralph Greear, Charles Bright, Gay Baker, Shelby Jackson. Second row: Virginia Cooch, Jessie Comann, Leola Phipps, Helen Greear, Katherine Hall, Patsy Ann Booher, Barbara Ann Allen, Edith Adams, Jane Litts. Third row: Gladys Daniels, Jessie Morris, Clara Bowling, Mabel Kaylor, Mary Lou Bartley, Helen Pannell, Mary Ann Simpkins, Joan Swindall, Mildred Lovell. Fourth row: Robert Ussery, Geoffrey Davidson, Betty Jean Petrey, Ruth Phillips, Betty Sue Meador, Robert Cury, Charles Petrey, Elford Gardner. Fifth row: George Bolling, Jim Bernard, Byron Isom, Charles Peake. in Picture: Harmon Carden, Jack Donels, Ernest Teasley, Marion Wilson, Nellie Caudill, Ruth Roberts, Anita Akers, Cecil Bays, Ralph Dorton, Arthur Johnson, Joe Mager, Eugene Marcum, Emma Gene McArthur. ROOM 4 row, left to right: Sidney Brickey, Ralph Yeary, Juanita Short, Norma Larkey, Zena Jones, Billye Shelton, Juanita Williams. Second row: Annette Green, Vir- ginia Arnold, Victor Jones, Irene Fannon, Fanny Gibbs, Hazel Van Winkle, Lilian Price, Peggy Robbins, Anna Ruth Owens. Third row: Goldie Bowman, Sarah Marcum, Mildred Gardner, Sidney Davis, Richard Lunsford, Scotty McConnell, Ruth Gilliam, Ernest McAmis. Fourth row: Sam Dixon, Flossie Walters, Jack Beverly, Clarence Braswell, Kenneth Duncan, Sarah Stewart, Victor Bolling. Fifth row: Kenneth Minor, Clarence Wilson, Leonard Marcum. in Picture: Charles Brooks, William Brown, Eugene Ramey, Betty Coleman, Tate Hill, James McLaughlin, James Dotson, Fred Hensley, Ruth Pauley, Ray Redman, Vinston Redman. ROOM 3 row, left to right: Louise Teasley, Mildred Reed, Chester Voni, Ralph Hunsaker. Victoria Bolling, Caroline Nard, Mary Richmond. Second tow: Fred Peters. Jeanette Owens, Glen Peters, Paul Lyons, Courtland Clark, Everette Stewart, Jack Maggard. Third row: Charles Short, James Dixon, Clarence Taylor, Billy Green, in Picture: Jimmy Nard, Henry Yeary, Geraldine Barton, Ella Ruth Rose. Louise Reed, Ruth Whitaker, Patrick Beverly, Paul Jones. Paris Willis, Nannie Hickman. Mildred Tunnell. NXXRR0 Associate Editor CARY ESSER LESTER STURGILL Business Manager WILLIAM BAKER Editor F 51 PX? STEWART PEERY M anaging' Editor Sports Editor E Q NANCY HALL JACK HATCHER 1' I Humor Editor ' ' PAULINE RICHMOND FORD GODB EY Typist Asst. Business Manager E em .ggi--'ft 1 if ' -, -35 . fglf.. ,.,s f' Y f , fe 'gi is L - L f. , ' A fi E , E T ' 1224225 V B if f - ' g Vi :LZ iz 1 ' 755 f ...Vg H l' - PLZ.. K est 2 41 - Asa f Q TQ. .A 'Again A 1.1. 15.5 Q MH-,U Lgi I . 1 :-1, L5 . . V -5.71: ADA NICKELS ' JUNIUS HUNSAKER S9801 was , Y I. . 1 5 Editor ' f 5 , '34, 4 -- . gf. U L , fi- 11, In ft.. --:Ziff mug- A 1 4 ,rv I. .:::.- ii f-- Ak .,,.-1i.,,,. 1- ww f 1 , af ' A1211 r .L ' ff fi? :-'5- L , Q'fEfX'?.,- ' sf' , f YQ, - f 'wc M. ' ' A 2- ,M Q' N , .ju vw -Q K A 'ef' K2 ,fl 'M . ' i 1 F' ' - - 4 1 .1 ' ' 'farig 1 ' JE av-.15 Ail' : Qidwk xg... .Z A - STAFF GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: Irene Foust, Gladys Jenkins, Margaret Matuszczyk, Patsy Zay, Peggy Stallard, Betty Jane Litts, Mildred Reed, Helen Hall. Second row: Kitty Osler, Lois Price, Mary Lou Bartley, Betty Jean Petrey, Mary Ann Simpkins, Blanche Hodge, Cleo Peake, Jimmy Teague. Third row: Herman Smith. Jack Still, Ashton Wiley, William Petrey, Clifford Smith, Wade Lowry. Not- in Picture: Gladys Johnson. Director Pianist ..,,. , er I ' ' i--' 'Joi' '4i :f:5q3E'k .V J M1'?fC'55i1 , -.::.f:...-f.. '2w..- Lf:-Mr. Z, , - A :i '5? 5252? 2:1 F: JFK fi . 'i - -if, f V '4 :S 1-'2::fE3!I'I'E ' -:Af W gg .' .J , .. a?Q'535:i9i-325 :5T? ' ree: H .,. mffiei?-E, W5 I 3 A ' f I i - L I -2 123 ,: . 'i7e, i , ,, ' f ' ' we arms.. maggie - we N A , HW- fa .MM ,, . ge 1 112627161 -f , i.f4.1Iv2'5 v 'rl gee CSB ,-...lliswffef -T-1' eiliif' g,.55k5lgfff. a fa-,sfQ.2a il , eagxafeeeel ' pei ..:5.-.-:..,.:.1:. :::::.:a:.: '. Mg s 5, 5 ,V jug :rv xifie xiii? e4.?'E'..u1eil.e,f252w.waE Sr ,gwxicerim MRS. J. J. PORTER ELIZABETH MURPHY For the past three years Norton High School has been very fortunate in having Mrs. J. J. Porter as director of a Glee Club. The Glee Club in 1939 was made up of twenty-four girls: in 1940 there were about fifty boys and girls: in 1941 there are twenty-three members. The chief work of the Glee Club this year has been to prepare the music for Commencement programs. BAND First Not row, left to right: Jackie Nard, drum: Joe Osler, drum: Glenn Smith, bass drum: Eugene Wade, cymbals: Tom Howard, drum: Bruce Kibler, drum. Second row: Frank Smith, trumpet: Maurice Fulton, trumpet: Donald Scott, alto: Nancy Horne, clarinet: Billy Burleson, clarinet: Connie Fulton, clarinet. Third row: Mr. Nicholas Dolas, Director: Caroline Nard, trumpet: Victoria Bolling, trumpet: Katherine Hall, trumpet: Ann Caruso, clarinet: Jimmy Lewis Hines, clarinet: Joe Stump, clarinet: Betty Presley Atkins, clarinet. Fourth row: Bobby Nard, trum- pet: Mary Horne, tenor saxophone: Paul Howard, alto saxophone: Mary Ann Simpkins, clarinet: Barbara Allen, clarinet: Patsy Booher, clarinet: Helen Hall, clarinet: Gladys Jenkins, clarinet: Jane Forest, clarinet. Fifth row: Jimmy Fleming, trumpet: Ashton Wiley, alto saxophone: Clifford Smith, alto saxophone: Kenneth Duncan, clarinet: Victor Bolling, clarinet: Herman Smith, clarinet. Sixth row: Carter Youell, alto: Jack Barton, trombone: Mary Lou Bartley, bell lyre: Johnny Leho, baritone: Hoke Horne, baritone: Paris Barton, bass. in Picture: Carl Sturgill, clarinet: Mabel Kaylor, clarinet: Don Cassel, trumpet: Walter Hankins, trumpet: Frank Meade, trumpet: Yeardley Scarborough, trom- bone: J. B. Forsythe, saxophone: Ruth Cury, clarinet: Gene Cury, corner: Clara Bowling, cornet: Ruth Whitaker, cornet: Robert Cury, trombone: Ernest McAmis, bass horn: Joe Caruso, drum. Through the combined cooperation of the Norton Kiwanis Club, the Norton Parent-Teachers As sociation, and the Norton School Board, the Norton School Band has attained a position commanding the respect of the entire community. It promises to be one of the chief institutions of the school in the future. Under the capable and persistent direction of Mr. NicholasADolas a band of recruits has become a group of people who show the results of proper instruction and systematic practice. SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB First row: Ada Nickels, Madge Davis, Elizabeth Murphy, James Renfro, Virginia Not Carter, Violet Mae Cornette, Nancy Hall, Pauline Richmond. Second row: Dorothy Ellin, Lynell Heaberlin, Junius Hunsaker, Don Napier, Eugene Strength, Mabel Beverly, Ruth Hall, Irene Dosa. Third row: Edith Hensley, Mildred Dot- son, Jewell Bruce, Ford Godbey, Jack Hatcher, Joe Tamer, Joe Cooch, Helen Phillips, Luella Quesenberry. Fourth row: Ray Burton, Stewart Peery, Harry Ball, Lester Sturgill, William Fleming, William Baker, Carlton Bailey. Fifth row: Harry Hensley, Carl Gray, Cab Gannaway. in Picture: Cary Esser, Jack Osborne, Howard Kilgore, Nicky Voni, Jack Mc- Laughlin, Randolph Nickels. Scenes from Senior Play Growing Pains is n is 1 an E as ss.: mm is mls E . -ss- 'ef has 'n ' ' . 4 . .-H.-f:::,,-, 1 - :. ' 1 an , . Ng W- . ,H s a , .,. :.: , , -: , 1: is -:- - , E an is 5834941 m n 51 n ss 7 is B, was E gs Q S in mi W if L . B 7.53: N , H ml: i rag - , -- 1 ' H A .A ff i i , fl E. ': E H, 4 uh E ': ' sf s u . ' . ,,, V -..,...i-M,-Q-. ' M, 3 W 1 If Lfalfljwlif Q s F irst Year J OE HUETTEL JACK BAILEY foo 49 1 'lie '19- Tbird Year C f Latin Instructor Miss BROADWATER Q Second Year IRENE FOUST EUGENE CARTER Oo 2- 6:91 'Y 2- 1 F ourtb Year GEORGIA LEE STRENGTH VIRGINIA CARTER MATTIE GIBSON NANCY HALL For the past three years Norton High School has entered contestants! in the Latin contest sponsored by the Virginia Classical Association and each time has won the plaque for having the highest average in District IV. The school therefore has permanent possession of the plaque. Above: Doris Boggs, Grace Potter, Louise ' Right: Joe Cooch Jack Bailey Harry Hensley J. B. Forsythe Carlton Bailey Hensley, Elizabeth Cury, Mary Potter, Frances Blevins, Joan Green, Ella Barron Absher, Mildred Lovell. Not in picture: Irene Dosa, Harry Ball, Ford Godbey, Margaret Jones. Strale Tate Stewart P Yeardley Scarborough Glen Dale Hart Grover Dill Left : Raymond Whitmire Eddie O'Neill Wilburn Bradley Ralph Whitmire Clifford Smith Herman Smith Below: Billy Blevins, James Renfro, Charles Litton, Billy Fleming, Jack Hatcher, Cab Gannaway, Cary Esser. 3 My gi SPORTS FOOTBALL SQUAD 6 First row: H. Smith, 33: Bailey, 55: Arnold, 66: Robinson, 44: Bradley, 77: Ralph Whitmire, 00: Raymond Whitmire, ll: R. Nickels, 92: Martin, 96. Second row: Sturgill, 81: Combs, 93, Bolling, 90: Blevins, 84: Gannaway, 99: Litton, 78: C. Smith, 973 Gabriel, 80: B. Nickels, 98. Third tow: Stewart, 91: Bays, 85: Osborne, 83: Renfro, 86: Johnson, 79: Repass, 9.2: Fleming, 88: O'Neill, 87:- Scarborough, Manager: Stecker, Coach. Coacb Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton MR. CHARLES Norton . KE A S1-EC R Norton 1 9 4 1 S C H E D U L E .- ..... 26 Honaker ...... -------19 St. Paul ------ ------13 Coeburn ------ ------ 6 East Stone ------1 3 Big Stone ------ 7 Appalachia ------20 Wise ------n-- - .... - 26 Pennington 12 Gate City Assistant Coach MR. SAM LAWSON hi -ww .gf ' . age a ,a .. dv H . a E ma ' mmm MW H ew H md Bm? H ' Q x l1?:.213'e5 if we a... RENFRO. Tackle BLEVINS, Guard GABRIEL, Center sf 5 all me T . ' M- FLEMING. fggs Q- al, BRADLEY, Halfback fue Resume The Norhi football squad started practice' with the lightest team in its history. Under the training of Coach Stecker and Assistant Coach Lawson the boys proved to be a fast and scrappy team. Beginning the schedule on September 24. Norton met Honaker on Tracy Field and defeated them 26-6. Next came St. Paul, who proved another victim for the Ponies and Mules of the Norhi team, who played a brilliant game to win 19-6. On September 27, Norton played a splendid ball game to hold the larger Coeburn team, although losing 21-13. Again, as in 1939, Norton and East Stone Gap played to a 6-6 deadlock in one of the best defensive games participated in by the Norhi team. Next came Big Stone Gap, who defeated the Norhi squad by the close score of wr' 2-1 A Se 'Q' ae 'a ...mia CHE Keg H BOLLING, Fullback H. SMITH, Fullback RAYMOND Wmrmas, Quarterback asian R n N a a. , , .- 1-. --1 -: . 1 Si M J, 1 sf 32 if a H . Qgikm as awe C. SMITH, Guard O'NEII-L, Guard 14-13. At Appalachia Norton again met with defeat by the score of 19-7. Norton, acting as host to Wise in a game played in honor of Knute Rockne, won by 20-13. In the first of their remaining two non-conference games Norton defeated Pennington Gap in a high-powered offensive battle 26-13. The Homecoming Game with Gate City was exciting from start to finish as Norton eked out a 12-8 victory. Norton had two All-County Boys, Captain Cabell Gannaway, halfback, who has made the All-County Team for three successive years, and William Blevins, guard, who by his consistently Hne playing, achieved this honor for the first time. We, the graduates of 1941, wish the team of 1941 the best of luck in the coming season. H , si ss E B. aim s gm :Fa ea is F Ea E amy, Wu? RALPH WHITMIRE, Halfback BAILEY, Halfback ss-E na 'vi -s s mag st.- mxdns mam final is 35 nl ,rat . : T P1 wigs' .raw 1 BAYS, Tackle 155 as 1 Sas Wi-,ar ra a Warsaw? r- ss- Em sf gms fm- W OSBORNE, End a a Q M aw- ,B8 R AA I a 1 ag, Wa 1 a sage sa MHX9 vaiwgqws E ., v ' s -afmeJ5a'?f5 a a f sa GANNAWAY, LITTON, Quattetback 6? -e E Q H M LOUISE HENSLEY, Captain Hmgu y ska nys EW xx Y 'Wynn issggggzmgkf MARY POTTER Q -F I Y K n U K as A N L MILDRED LQVELL Forward H ,m5gmmmw was 1 Wwmwmw . NEW ,I H8955 SS . E- B W Hixgmgw V, W -'iff 'QEQEJQMQQ agmgw qwi HQYQ WSH' gina as B., Hmmm w. mamma' .m ., . nw an 'mw1w1 sag an saga WEE W mg? nw H Q w nw mx www GRACE POTTER Guard GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Norton Big Stone -- N01-mn Appalachia - Norton Coeburn --- Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton Norton East Stone -.- Wise .....- Pound ..... St. Paul E... Appalachia - Nora ...... Nora ------ Big Stone -- East Stone - Wise ...... Coeburn --- Flat Gap --- St. Paul --- . Resume Only two players on the girls' team, one guard and one forward-, had ever been in a game previous to this year. Perhaps this fact accounts for the team's failure to win a single game. However, the girls played well for their first experience and showed marked improvement by the end of the season. Drawing St. Paul girls for their opponents in the tournament, the Norhi lassies held them to a close game until the waning minutes of the last quarter, when the St. Paul sextette forged ahead. Since the girls' team was made up of iirst, second, and third year girls, all of them will be with the team next year. The 1942 team should be a winning team - a championship team, we hope. LITTON, Center CAPT. EssER, Guard HENSLEY, Guard BAILEY, Guard HATCHER, Forward GODBEY, Forward FORSYTHE, Forward BGYS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Norton Big Stone - Norton Appalachia Norton Coeburn -- Norton East Stone - Norton Wise ..... Norton Pound .... Norton St. Paul --- Norton Appalachia Norton Nora ..... Norton Nora ..... Norton Big Stone - Norton East Stone - Norton Wise ..... Norton Coeburn -- Norton Flat Gap -- Norton Flat Gap -- Resume With the smallest team in its history Norton was able to win 4 of the 16 scheduled games. Big Stone Gap and Coeburn went down under the Norhi shorties, while East Stone Gap, Appalachia, and Wise emerged victorious over the Norton team before the Christmas holidays. After the Christmas vacation, Norton lost to Pound, St. Paul, Appalachia, Nora, twice in order, before they were able to get back on their old form. The team took a close game from Big Stone Gap. Following this victory, the Norhi squad lost to East Stone Gap and Wise before once more trouncing Coeburn. In the last game before the tournament Norhi was smothered by Flat Gap. Norton drew Flat Gap for the tourna- ment and was defeated only 5 points by the same team, which had three days before beaten them by 25 points. Losing only two lettermen this year, Norton should have a good team next year. 1-45 SSM Nw ' Wi W 4' S ' ? ' . '-. - K 1 A LAL 67749 5, N r ' Q J- 1 - mfr W . -. 'I ' 1 f V , A Yi F Q :...., Qu,-1,555.2 , gg Q..-53 . 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Y ,.e.,g,zNI-Iii W , .L ,, .4.M,, REQ f' semi: Is R BILLY FL-EMING CARL GRAY BILLY FLENIING PAULINE RICHMOND DOROTHY ELLIN Groucbiest Best All-round Wittiest i f 5?'vew EW -Ig,-.H In . f-I A :Iv :ZR Eggs ' SE 'W 46 we E: I A I I EMM , M-W v ' ' :': J 23 f 1 Zi M L...r,g,,-- R5 ' i N-K 3: V if NICKY VON1 VIRGINIA CARTER NICKY VONI ' CARYESSER Cutest Most Stadious Best Sports i f EEE MADGE DA1. IS BILLY FLEMING Biggest Bluffet m B644 49 M was 525 Mt. I us It VIRGINIA CARTER ELIZABETH MURPHY S E N I O I? Most Athletic Most Talented CABELL GANNAWAY 5-ss am M SQ-L we M lm E is H E ,W at 3154 EE , ss E nxt B , ev H5121 W H :Ea:Q: ' ig' Q 1 we RL H fa imma: ' '.:: ' g w::yS52:2w '-f1',. H i .. , 1 :saw - -vw E CARL GRAY IRENE DosA ELIZABETH MURPHY CABELL GANNAWAY PERSCNALI TIES Most Likely To Succeed Most Talkative Quietest ,. . 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In 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. it 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. The First National Bank NORTON IN OLD VIRGINIA HERFF -I ONES COMPANY Designers cmd Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE IEWELRY, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS. MEDALS. CUPS cmd TROPHIES INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA IEWELERS TO NORTON HIGH SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS Compliments of MARY's STYLE SHOP of a n d NORTON WHOLESALE LIBERTY CAFE GROCERY Southwest Virqinids Finest NORTON VIRGINIA Flowers Express One's Love NORTON FLORAL COMPANY EXPERT FLORAL DESIGNERS FRANK I. HORSMAN, Mcmczqer PHONE 280 NORTON, VIRGINIA QQ THE NORTON PRESS. Inc. The Coaltield Progress NORTON. IN OLD VIRGINIA B5 COMPLIMENTS of Stone Mountain Bottling Co. Manufacturers and Distributors of High Grade Bottled Goods PEPSI-COLA - ORANGE CRUSH - and - 7-UP NORTON, VIRGINIA PHONE 22 BOLLING THEATRE 'Y-louse of PMS V -and- Norton Bowling Alley Our Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1941 The First National Bank OF APPALACHIA. 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