Norton High School - Tendrils Yearbook (Norton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1943 volume:

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The fleeting moments that have passed too soon Have left eternal mem'ries in each life, As melody composed to .haunting tune, Of schooldays we have shared 'mid joy and strife The faces of the mates we knew so well, Our feats of skill and thrills of vanished days, There is a chamber wherein each will dwell To off-er themes for countless future lays. Down in the corner of each student's heart Have been preserved those years of joyful glee g This wealth unto the world we may impart Through 'Tendrils , our mem'ry.book of forty three ,. , mx., Q X1 5 ul A.A. l fy, i bLA ' riff' ' ' +.A. r ,., e, g,. ' pf -uf sv no so ctis 4.-kiwi f v- 4: +1 4' +1 I+' 'L 'lifiit ' 2 X N 'H i V ii: XX 1 11 f 'IWW . ml ll I Milf!! ff win, D ill ' ff HH 'NIU' ff, . hi i x I . 5 X 1 ' . X x ' , I XX - ,. .1 , XX Ld .. . - 1 . I . ' X F L. - . :H c 1 p llfff K i 3 5 L :Vi , I Q ' Ill! lllfaf W i ' E 2 X ' ,- Q : ' Wi - N ' X 'r' X E fi h A g , , S A x 10' 1, I - S Q X1 ' E, ' , .V -x '. w, lwv V xg X u' i .. X V N x - y NY 1 ..: Q :w Hx X X X X K 'x X xl To the former students of Norton High School, who are now wearing the insignia of the Armed Forces of our country and holding aloft the Flag of Freedom in a valiant endeavor to preserve the ideals inspired by Norhi, we proudly dedicate Tendrils ', I 943. 7fae MR. JOHN IRA BURTON, A.B., M.A. Principal St. Johns College, Annapolis, Md.: Johns Hopkins University: University of Virginia. M MRS. A. A. BELLAMY, A.B. Latin Hollins College. Y . , sg' MISS LENNIE BLANKENSHIP, B.S. E nglisb, Librarian State Teachers College, Farmville, Va.g University of Virginia Summer School: George Peabody College for Teachers. MRS. J. CLARENCE HOLCOMB. A.B. Stonewall Jackson College: College of William and U Mary. MRS. C. W. JOHNSON, A.B. z William and Maryg Graduate Work, Duke Uni- 5 versity. f MISS RHODA BURKS, A.B. Mathematics University of Virginia: Columbia University. MISS EDITH CHERRY, B.S. History ' Radford State Teachers College: University of Vir ginia Summer School. Mathematics Commercial I MISS CLAIRE LAY, B.S. History Madison Collegeg University of Virginia, Summer Workg Duke University, Summer Work. MISS FRANCES MCCOLGAN, A.B. English University of Tennessee: Agnes Scott: Columbia University, Summer Workg University of Vir- ginia, Summer, School. MRS. WILLIAM R. PARK, B.S.' English, Science Juniata College: University of Maryland: Pennsyl- vania State College. 5 MRS. LLOYD E. THOMAS, B.S. Home Economics, Science w Farmville Stare Teachers College. E if S E 49 Science N I MR. ARVIN WILLIAMS, B.s. Milligan College. we V S WILLIAM BLEVINS WILLARD VANDEVENTER EUGENE CARTER President '42 Vice-President '42 Vice-President '4 3 President '4 3 COLORS: Green and White FLOWER: White Rose MOTTO: Where there is no path, make one. PEGGY GOSE MISS RI-IODA BURKS ROBERT REPASS Secretary Sponsor Treasurer' N i LEONARD SGOTTY ASI-IWORTH Leonard's enlistment in the army in the winter reduced the ranks of the Senior boys even further and left a vacancy which could never be filled, for he is truly INDIVIDUAL. His slow movements and speech only added to his- attractiveness, Ed. note: Leonard joined the armed forces in January. FERNIA MARIE BARRETT Marie has the good fortune of being blessed with a sort of exotic beauty which makes her dark loneli- ness such a rare ornament in our classroom. She has found a place in all of. our hearts, for each time we looked into those dark eyes, they laughed with us. ERNEST CLAUDE BAKER Sagacious and dependable, Ernest is a true friend and a likeable classmate. Though quiet and placid, his presence assures us of his fidelity and trustworthi- ness. In the classroom we find him meek, but, when in a group of boys, he often becomes talkative and jocular. ss . V K. M mmsgilsggm ,. E I CHARLES ALEXANDER BLEVINS Charles is a confirmed nature-lover, constantly talking about the great outdoors . He is a good sport, believing in fair play, and is always ready to take a chance. His ready wit is a source of enter- tainment to his large circle of friends. Q .JUNE LA PAYE BILLINGS Vivacity, felicity. and joviality are the fascina- ting qualities which are embodied in the personality of June. All that ever was joyous and clear, and fresh, her laughter doth surpass. WILLIAM PERKINS BLEVINS Honesty, good sportsmanship, and friendliness are Bill's chief attributes. He'll be remembered by all as one of Norhi's best football captains and as a member of the All-County football team for three successive years. Ed. note: Bill joined the armed forces in Janu- ary. sn s MARGARET LoU1sE Bocas me Marg reflects her charming personality in her ready smile. When you are feeling blue, Marg is 5 the girl who can cheer you up. A superb quality of N S animation lives incessantly with her. fi ,EV E ss same ss tm ' E an m sk is ss sn sm? ' ,ns an w MARGARET GERALINE BOOHER We all know her as Jerry , loving, kind, and true. Along with these remarkable assets, Jerry is endowed with an endless desire for pleasure, which will continue to make her popular in social gather- ings. ss, was E was JESSIE LLOWENE BRUMMITTE H H Junius's leaving made Llowene very unhappy, Sim but her sadness was not reflected in her appearance, B E for she never stopped smiling and spreading cheer, and all that's best of dark and bright meet in her Zi? aspect and her eyes. 'mms is 5 Q Q ef 5 s my .ss :iii E Egg. BE.: ss 42 5 as Y' is We E B-. my H B58 sw sim A me nwmxuw is ass enum , m,..mQ1EfEgAmg :si MARTHA MAE BRYSON Full of Uivacity and vitality, Mae makes friends everywhere she goes. Being cheerful and loquacious, .she helps us to forget our own woes and to enjoy life. She is indeed ,a very charming person. , n ms mv ms is E . WE. Em mm S., . Em me TE? DANIEL EUGENE CARTER H fi Eugene, though quiet and reserved, always strives for the best in everything. His retentiue memory, Z coupled with his executive ability, will go far toward making him a success in the business world. is ,,'W- ,bs-F sf gg e Eemian H-ggmm mam-Emi E E ss 5 mweism E ew W M L5 HB Q Mm Wm ees E E H H EY E H mm M - mm ww W is ws We H W at J A WE 'Qs5?3f.fs mm egg M fe M w IEEE H Kg H E RUBY EVELYN FIELDS Efficient, domestic, and nonchalant, Evelyn has ,Wa been a quiet but distinctive member of our class. mx u n M Although she has never been prying or curious, and ' Z E hasn't shown the qualities of a detective, it seems wg? that her ambition is to be a counterspy-so hete's to you, Evelyn. . , 5 3 me me e ea 'Km QW ms me m Q s JEAN FIELDS True friendliness, a sweet disposition, and a . . W Q sparkling smile are the winning characteristics of ,4 if Jean. She's quiet, sincere, versatile, and amiable. as dna sages sw-gs .i -s B me-1 B'- Rim we I 88,53 ggi 5 as z m 5152 ,Rf .W,..iff REBECCA PAULINE FIELDS Pauline, patient, sincere and even-tempered, is a brown-eyed, brown-haired, smiling lass, whose opinions can be relied on. Her interest in the oppo- site sex seems to be centered around one. If she n lands him, won't it be Rossy ? IRENE FOUST Though diminutive, Irene makes up for this with her geniality and charm. She is industrious and persistent in all undertakings, even those which others have cast aside as hopeless. All these qualities mold an eternal niche for her in our reveries of high school companions. GLENN FOUST GILLENWATER Glenn, the fiist of the class of '43 to join the armed forces, had a sly engaging smile, and helped to relieve the monotony of schoolroom life by offer- ing many humorous jokes. We missed him after he left in November. TRULA ALICE GARDNER Trula's affections are sincere and as deep as the ocean for all her classmates, as well as for the United States Army. Her attractiveness is enhanced by her magnetic sweetness and her capability. PEGGY MARIE GOSE ilbcund, candid, and dependable Peggy is a good sport and an amiable companion. Her eyes as stars of twilight fair: like twilight's, too, her silky hair: a dancing shape, an image gay, to haunt, to startle, and waylayf' eps Loutsrs HARRIET HENSLEY Louise is truly a kind of person we often dream about but never really find, because of the scarcity of such people. She takes her place in all activities, does her best, and doesn't brag about it. She has a winning personality, which will always prove to be a most influential asset. GEORGE EDWARD HUNNICUTT Bluff, genial George's assiduity, cooperativeness, and executive ability will make him successful in whatever he? undertakes. His warm friendliness, generosity, and eversharp wit will always gain him popularity. GLADYS GERTRUDE JOHNSON Gladys has made many friends by her diligence and loyalty to her work. From her capable mind and productive tongue there issue great words of wisdom. She trips the light fantastic with aes- thetic grace and is a lover of music, both swing and sweet. - un-- is x sf w mc , aj mg sam n ,E . 55:88 S8 EE ' A s t s . , 'iieifmemie s sexism? V -H52 NEWS, SS F B B 'XS . S8 ' .ss a - m gs E. .s E E use 1 f-sw V, is : B , E , s -- s. ss B. ENE - B S8-2 B A . If s :Legg E, s Eugen H H .M-my W QS, E-, st .HH 'H B a is ,ms Bs xxx New Esygmxs ' H E E55 Kms s E it GLADYs EMM!-:R KINSER 5925551 mimsniss an 'His N :E . . ' H' , mga 1 Her main attributes are a gay, mischievous nature 5553588 as . 1 n isggig-Es K H 5 and an excellent sense of humor. She as very witty , and congenial-easier to get along with than most people. She is noted for her pranks and is a person J who will Devel' QFOIU old, if she lives for a century. MARGARET JOAN KISER Sincere, always friendly, and neatly dressed, rede- haired Joan with her laughing brown eyes always cooperated with teachers and classmates. Although she was often consulted about her schoolmates' various problems, she never gave unwanted advice. ig? E E li 5 2 is H K-X H 2 . M Z B 531 E a 'F ' , , 555 BQ MATTIE CLEO PEAKE n '.x is For she's grace and goodliness personified. Cleo has many talents, not only in the fine arts, but also in the common ones. She's demure, kind, dili- as . EE, be ef gent, and sagacious. E .Q . B wmgfggia J EANETTE PHILLIPS Jeanette is always neat and dressed properly for any occasion. She was endowed with that particular essence of feminine charm which attracts to her many admirers, both boys and girls. Her distinctive poise and grace will ever make her a center of attraction. LOIS INEZ PRICE Her voice rings forth with a sweet melodious tone. It is not Lois's voice alone that so thrilled us, but her sweet disposition. Though her name is Price, to us she is Priceless . I ..A.. ..., m E HV M 1-5 sm A s ,st E use mfs wma ,lm E mm was M5 iii YE EEE, 's We-2 11 Bi msg it ws! ' BBE- E wi-XE-1 s H Bs E B s M ' n 5? E. sz H E we Ei H-I GRACE AILEEN POTTER Always smiling and friendly, Weetie has lent sunshine and happiness to us all through our school years. Her ready wit and amiability have won for her many friends. She has been an all-time leader in sports and social activities. v a a nf 3 , v E f a as a l s H 1 w l 'W B . Lmssrssm gm' mi .B as B me ,Wie ss- msgs- s H H gg , A ,. s E H E fs jp- .js H E B H we B 7. I ' . I l :E ' E EE I 7' E E E a f' :H s , as E s af ,, 'ii 7- - WE Us M M mm BF an . 1 11'-. 'Wi - M2 is - E as N s E 'WJ-ef S-5 1 ..?'1 .:. ' ':' ,usa , F5 'Lk' s H s , .H E- ,B Q5 V ,mmm if g1',.:.:iEi?1E5Ev2 ::e:,e.-55,3 - A+' ..-. A,s,4,c,..t.,.qs,.,.. ..,,. .Mme ROBERT DOUGLASS REPASS Tall, handsome Robert has a well-rounded per- sonality, being a leader in school, in athletics, in the church, in social activities, and, though he has en- tered this Held only lately, a leader among the Casa- novas. So much are his integrity and diligence te- spected, that he is treasurer of the Senior class, Literary Club, and Annual. mf. 'aces ff ' ,Q f me X' re .v ELDRED HITER ROBINSON, JR. Handsome, congenial Hiter, better known as Hi-T, is always a dependable source of wit and , Q humor. His felicitous expression of words and ideas has made many of us look to the brighter side of life. Perchance, he is 11 connoisseur of pulchritude. JUANITA SCOTT A To know her is to like her. Hers is an irre- sistible charm. You will always find Nita a person in whom you can confide your joys and sorrows. She has found the joy of living, and has imparted that joy to all who know her, PEGGY ANNE STALLARD t' She fills all the day with chatter, with laughter . the pauses between. This petite girl has two' valu- Q able assets-charm and vivacity. She is a comrade, blithe, and full of glee. For nature made her thus and never made another. SARAH RUTH STEWART Sarah Ruth will long be remembered for her H friendliness and pleasing personality. Her winning disposition, sweet smile, and ingenuous nature dis- tinguish her. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. 'sn'-'jf T MAR.Y OCTAVA STIDHAM Tall, blonde, stately, quiet, and true-add these characteristics, and the correct answer is Octava. Her voice is seldom heard, yet her presence gives us the feeling of loyal companionship. She never uttered harsh words, for to be a friend was her motto, and a friend knows only kindness. ,xiii Mu is mists. E J 7 CE . I LENA GENEVA TEASLEY A With her red hair shining in the sunlight, Lena, the talented artist for the Norhi Mirror , goes' smilingly about, leaving cheer and joy behind her. to So soft, so calm, yet eloquent, a heart whose love K is innocent. LE S 2 s My wx A. 1 kt! K, 1 Q 2 A . gmflimqiz vials--me mzk'w51'55i.Q S I JUANITA IRENE VANDEVENTER W Certainly you are speaking of Irene when you say the best things come in small packages . She's quiet, sedate, kind, and loyal. Often her voice rings forth with laughter, enticing the world to laugh with her. As yet. Irene has found no interest in the opposite sex, since her Prince Charming is still living in fiction. WILLARD EZRA VANDEVENTER, JR. W'iZlard is better known as Van . Although he is rather quiet, his presence always assures us of his trustworthiness and friendship. Being handsome and nonchalant, he'x truly a heart-breaker. m -at RUTH CURY WILLIAM COMES BLANCHE HODGE President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer gm S if . A , ss f a . s ROBERT ARNOLD ROBERT BARTON NELLIE BEGLEY LOLA BRICKEY ANN CARUSO DOMINIC CARUSO COURTLAND CLARK 1 ? GU-ES COMES MARY E. CoocH Alun f 1 3 5,5 W WF A A A E 4 J' PAULINE DRAUGHN JERRY ELLIN Q ww NMMA ls A1592 ' 'I 41 .1 ., fl? if X. 'A f' A - HOWARD FIELDS PAT FLANARY V , CARL DAVIS J AMES FAWBUSH EDITH GABRIELE I I KATHLEEN GIBSON JOAN GREEN HELEN HALL EVERETTE HAS!-I JOSEPH HUETTEL GERTRUDE KILGORE DOCK MCCONNELL ETTY JUNE JACKSON JEANETTE JACKSON COOPER KUNKEL CLEO MCARTHUR CAROLINE NARD ANNA LEE NEWMAN LOUISE NICKELS BETTY OSBORNE JOE OSLER JEANETTE OWENS BILLIE PRUITF A MILDRED REED BILLY RICHMOND MARY RICHMOND BEULAH ROBBINS HELEN RUSH YEARDLEY SCARBOROUGH CHARLES SHORT ' a Jack Barton James Daniels Douglas Davidson BETTY STALLARD CARL STURGILL JIMMY TEAGUE. 5 Pauline Hensley l June Hix j - Sara Ellen Horner 1 Paul Johnston Violet Kilgore Louise Napier RUTH WHITAKER CARTER YOUELL PATSY ZAY NOT PICTURED: mu, gmt, President ........................,..................... ROBERT CURY Vice-President ..........-...-......-.-................ LANDON TAYLOR Secretary-Treasurer .-.- ....... ...................... ...-.. L E OLA PHIPPS First row, left to right: Ralph Robinson. Louise Teasley, Jessie Comann, Virginia Cooch, Clifford Herndon, Doris Hamilton, Margaret Combs, Leola Phipps, Katherine Hall. Second row: Betty Jane Litts, George Bolling, Patsy Ann Booher, Mary Ann Simpkins, Betty Jean Petrey, Jessie Morris, Barbara Ann Allen, Elford Gardner. Third row: Jack Beverly, Donald Stallard, Ernest Teasley, Ralph Greear, Clara Bowl- ing, Mabel Kaylor, Mildred Lovell, Anna Ruth Owens. Fourth row: Charles Peake, Charles Petrey, Ralph Hunsaker. Landon Taylor, Geoffrey Davidson, Robert Cury, Byron Isom. Not in picture: Charles Bright, James Dixon, James B. Forsythe, William Gibson, Shelby Jackson, Paul Lyons, James Nard, Joseph Nard, Chester Voni, Victoria Bolling, Gladys Daniels, Ruth Davis, Dorothy Jones, Betty Sue Meador, Ruth Neveda Phillips, Joanna Swindall, Trula Spears. Class Sponsors: Miss Claire Lay, Mrs. J. Clarence Holcomb. Winds Qaczcfe, Seofian 14 President - ...... ....................... , ,............. N - GLENN SMITH Vice-President ,.H...........................MH..... ..... A RTHUR HART Secretary-Treasurer .................H...............- ...... A NN HODGE First row, left to right: Joe Redman, Glenn Mathieson, Virginia Arnold, Mary Eliza- beth Wax, Ann Hodge, Paul Howard, Gay Baker, S. P. Whitaker. Second row: Clarence Braswell, Curtis Reed, Joseph Caruso, Oscar Goad, Mary Ann Patrick, Billie Peters, Irene Fannon, William Smith. Third row: Lena Pannell, Sara Marcum, Bettie Patrick, Billie Jean Sturgill, Frances Osborne, Ival Wheatley, Polly Owens, Phyllis Duncan. Fourth row: Charles Bush, I. E. Johnston, Jackie Ramey, Arthur Hart, Glenn Smith, Frank Smith, Hoke Horne. Not in picture: Delmer Wilson, Charlotte Standifer. Class Sponsor: Miss Frances McColgan QHGCZG, fgeofaha B President ............................- -....M... . - ...... --- SRM DIXON Vice-President ..............WHHHH......... ......-.-. - -- GILBERT SMITH Secretary-Treasurer ,,-----.,.MwHH,,.....-..... ...,... M ARGARET FULLER First row, left to right: Scotty McConnell, Ralph Yeary, Byrle Smith, Joe Frank Hel- dreth, Gilbert Smith, Sam Dixon. Second row: Marilynn Barton, Margaret Fuller, Lois Brandon, Sally Hall, Elizabeth Still, Jane Lee Forrest. Alma Bloomer. Third row: Sarah Margaret Stewart, Annette Greene, Norma Larkey, Dorothy Peake, Ruth Gilliam, Viola Leho, Peggy O'Neill. Not in picture: Harry Benton, Nutter Beverly, Victor Bolling. Harmon Carden, Hubert Hensley, Victor Jones, Kenneth Minor, Eugene Wade, Ruby Craiger, Ruth Cul- bertson, Dorothy Hopkins. Zena Jones, Juanita Short. Class Sponsor: rMrs. A. A. Bellamy 1 gdffriffr Qaafe, Seofian 14, Rama 3 President ................-..........,.............. MILFORD WILLIAMS Vice-President .-................... - - .............. BETTY MCLAUGHLIN Secretary-Treasurer ...................................... DORIS SALYERS First row, left to right: Elmer Fields, Joe Greear, Betty Jane. Donnells, Wilma Bright, Thomas Brickey. Second row: Betty McLaughlin, Alma Fields, Mary Martha Baker, Lucille Atwood, Juanita Meade, Rosa Jackson, Madge Brummitte, Shirley Collier. Third row: Vernard Jenkins, I-lercel Stallard, Clarence Salyer, Edward Napier. Not in picture: James Adams, Kenneth Duncan, James Greear, Delbert McCown, Mil- ford Williams, Etta Ruth Fawbuss, Fannie Gibhs, Georgia Hinkle, Ruth O'Neill. Doris Salyers. Class Sponsor: Mrs. William R. Park gdffrllfn Qfuzcfe, Seolfion 14, fzaam 4 President ............................M................ JIMMY FLEMING Vice-President ............................... .. ...... RUSSELL STALLARD Secretary ................ .- ............................hH JOE STARNES Treasurer ......................-...-..... .- .-........... ROBERT NARD First row, left to right: Russell Stallard, Joe Paul Kilgore, Carl Meador, Joe Mack V Yeary, Wellington Gilley, James Bailey, Joe Tom Howard, Second row: Doris Stewart, Mildred Nickels, Imogene Owens, Barbara Ringley, Mary Ann 'Lirts, Jean Hodge, Norma Jean Fannon. Third row: Howard Wampler, Joe Starnes, Monroe Moore, Randolph Davidson, Ronald Teague, Jimmy Fleming, Robert Nard. Not in picture: Louise Willis. Class Sponsor: Mrs. Lloyd E. Thomas seat, ewes, swzam if President ......................... -- ..........,.....-..-.,. JACK NARD Vice-President ......................,,...........,..,-, MABREY DIXON Secretary .A.................................... -. ..... DoUGLAs LYoNs Treasurer .......................................... ANNA LEE DILLON First row, left to right: Joseph Stump, LeRoy Lyons, James Petrey, Jack Nard, Billie Grace Donnells, Betty Flanary, Lucille Reed. Second row: Earl Sturgill, Mabrey Dixon. Anna Lee Dillon. 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Managing Editor REPORTERS MIRROR STAFF MICKEY CARUSO LOUISE HENSLEY MARGARET BOGGS ROBERT REPASS Sports Editor Grade Reporter Grade Reporter Mimeographer 7fze mmm ag!! sczmz awe DIRECTOR BARITONE Mrs. Sam McChesney Joe Frank Heldreth BASSES SAXOPHONES Paris Barton Charles Bush TROMBONES Jack Barton Courtland Clark Legan Lovelace DRUMS Joey Caruso Joe Tom Howard Cooper Kunkel Eloise Larkey Jack Nard Glenn Smith Marilynn Barton Virginia Cooch CLARINETS Patsy Booher Jewel Brooks Billy Burleson Ann Caruso Helen Draughn Kenneth Duncan Jane Lee Forrest Helen Hall m Norma Larkey Fanny Scott Mary Ann Simpkins Joe Stump Billy Sturgill MAJOR Betty Jean Petrey MAJORETTES Ruth Cury Kathleen Gibson Nell Kilgore TRUMPETS James Barker Clara Bowling Don Cassell Jimmy Fleming Billy Gobble Katherine Hall Caroline Nard Robert Nard John Prince Frank Smith Carter Youell Sealed 17' Glad l FIRST TERM SECOND TERM President ............... - EUGENE CARTER President ..... Q .....,-,. EUGENE CARTER Vice-President ......,. GEORGE HUNNICUTT Vice-President ...,......, HITER ROBINSON Secretary ........ ............ P EGGY GOSE Secretary .E................. PEGGY GOSE Treasurer ......... WILLARD VANDEVENTER Treasurer ............ g.--- ROBERT REPASS First row, left to right: Peggy 4Stallard, Joan Kiser, Irene Vandeventer, Lena Teasley, Irene Foust, Peggy Gose, Juanita Scott. Second row: Pauline Fields, Margaret Boggs, Lois Price, Gladys Kinser, Louise Hensley, Grace Potter. Third row: Octava Stidham, Marie Barrett, Trula Gardner, Sarah Ruth Stewart, Jean Fields, Geraline Booher. Fourth row: George Hunnicutt. Eugene Carter, Willard Vandeventer, Robert Repass, Jack Barton, Hiter Robinson. Not in picture: Ernest Baker, Charles Blevins, Mickey Caruso. FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR Glenn Smith 2115 Ann Hodge Leola Phipps, Charles Peake, ' and Jane Litrs mime ::-' , g As :-: ' .g .:.:.:: -2 f' '- l ' ,. . SE - L 5 ,., ,fi :-: 'l ags l Q ' ..:. 5 :.: U Ea .E 35 l .. I A mms, Mrs. A. A. Bellamy THIRD YEAR FOURTH YEAR ,, , , , ..Eg..Y.,. ..,,. E all E me .HN I s .1 :S H Q2 nz 1 E H.: E? Eggs Joseph Huettel and Patsy Zay Eugene Carter and Irene Follst M Glad First row, left to right: Mildred Lovell, Joan Green, Geraline Booher, Par Flanary Jessie Comann, Grace Potter, Betty Osborne, Blanche Hodge, Louise Hensley. Second row: Russell Stallard, Hiter Robinson, Robert Arnold, Joe Osler, Jerry Ellin Joe Huettel, Carter Youell, George Bolling, Don Stallard, Ralph Robinson. Third row: Robert Barton, Sam Dixon, Clarence Salyer, William Combs, Robert Re- pass, Landon Taylor, Giles Combs, Geoffrey Davidson. .-,flame 8 tee Glade President ............-......................HH.. SARAH RUTH STEWART Vice-President ..........................,-.,.,-,,----. , EVELYN FIELDS Secretary-Treasurer .........-..,..A........----------,, BLANCHE HODGE Reporter ................................................ JOAN KISER Program Committee .... .................... T RULA GARDNER, JOAN GREEN Social Committee .............. CAROLINE NARD, HELEN HALL, B11.1.1E PRUITT Members: Peggy Ann Stallard, Octava Stidham, Jean Fields, Pauline Fields, Irene Vandeventer, Geraline Booher, Nellie Bagley, Jimmy Teague. - M. T. CLUB President .........E...............................,. BEULAH ROBBINS Vice-President ........E.......................-..... PAULINE DRAUGHN Secretary-Treasurer ..........-.......................... BETTY OSBORNE Reporter 1..........-.............................. GERTRUDE KILGORE Program Committee ......................... MILDRED REED, LOLA BRICKEY Social Committee ....................... JEANETTE OWENS, GLADYS KINSER Members: Ann Caruso, Mary .Elizabeth Cooch, Edith Gabriele, Kathleen Gibson, Jeanette Jackson, Anna Leg Newman, Mary Richmond, Betty Stallard, Louise Teasley, Ruth Whitaker, Louise Nickels. Sponsor: MRS. LLOYD E. THOMAS QQHQ 4aa1Zd! First row: left to right: Ronald Teague, Manager: Nutter Beverly, Back: Carter Youell, Center: Chester Voni, Back: Yeardley Scarborough, Tackle: Geoffrey Davidson, End: Joe Huettel, Guard: Sam Dixon, Back: Don Zay, Assistant Manager: Clifford Herndon, Manager. Second row: Paul Lyons, Substitute: Victor Bolling, Substitute: Willard Vandeventer, Substitute: Charles Short, Guard: Robert Arnold, Back: Russell Stallard, Substi- ture: Ralph Robinson, Substitute: Robert Barton, Back. Third row: Mr. Arvin Williams, Coach: Don Stallard, Center: William Blevins, Back, Captain: Arthur Hart, Substitute: George Bolling, Guard: Douglas Davidson, End: Robert Repass, Tackle: Clarence Salyet, Tackle: Landon Taylor, Back: Hiter Robinson, Back: Jerry Ellin, Tackle: James Nard, Back. Not in picture: Mickey Caruso, Guard: J. B, Forsythe, End: Joe Osler, Manager: Dock McConnell, Tackle. D. DAVIDSON ELLIN YOUELL I BLEVINS ROBINSON DIXON Norton .......... 6 Norton ......-... 7 BARTON 0 N H Norton ....... --- Norton .......... 1 3 Norton .......... 19 Norton .......... 45 Norton ......... 6 Norton .......... 1 Z n 108 HUETTEL E' :f'f -M3 ,S-QM .:.:.:,-:.: .:..5.::5.- 5 'E 335553 Paw. TW H L 535 maxim if xmas ' 'J lam mmm w ,,. Em fwglgig nmd an uw ss ,-,. W a as H m E Q wma .wa gg:--:: Mm: wma mmm :-: E x , mi r sf . m sg :5- 5:2 ' Q f a Ek B, H Q aww :ag rig? - .57 :- 4. '25 'Eats M i f S FORSYTHE OSI-ER ALYER lv 5 all. S 5 S Qaaifddl 7mm 1943 SCHEDULE Big Stone Gap ,,....,. 27 St. Paul ............. 0 Appalachia .......,... 25 East Stone Gap ....... 7 Wise .............,. 13 Pennington Gap ....... 0 Coeburn ...,........ 32 Saltville ......,..... 13 1 1.7 at la G. DAVIDSON MCCONNELL BEVERLY 4 TAYLOR CARUSO SHORT SCARBOROUGH BOLLING 1 w STALLARD REPASS ARNOLD E gm JESSIE COMANN MARY ANN SIMPKINS FRANCES OSBORNE MRS. A. A. BELLAMY Manager Guard Guard Coach MILDRED LOVELL BETTY OSBORNE Guard Guard PAT FLANARY BILLY RICHMOND Guard Forward BETTIE PATRICK LOUISE HENSLEY Forward Forward JOAN GREEN Captain Forward At the conclusion of the basketball season this year, there still remained oppor- tunities for conjecturing what might have been in a normal season. With no means of securing equipment, no means of transportation, and no fixed schedule, the girls -still managed to play a few games. During the short season an average of fifteen reported for practice, the greater number of which were inexperienced. However, led by Captain Green's scoring and the untiring fighting spirit of Louise Hensley, the girls were able to offer suiiicient competition to keep the games interesting and show possibilities for a well-rounded team. ROBERT A RNOLD ' ROBERT BARTON BAS KE TB!-X LANDON TAYLOR DoN. STALLARD sl' f, i Russsu. 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X sq 1 ..,. 9 . ax -- 5 'fx W 115 0-I A -: . .. , . 37:55 Y, :gf-v jj , 273133 gqhzflg X' X, R , I , N - , 3 5. ' 2' 2 X' . EfI..: - Z Q x 1, 13: A ' E :M Q V are 1? f 2 '. J , YS 9 .Q , - S 2 QQ - 9k ff gi. ' ' g,,,.?3,,w.m lv 1 W W , , gf Q N 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 COMPLIMENTS OF Wise Coal and Coke Company DORCHESTER, VIRGINIA B5 HIGH GRADE INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC COALS W i C o V a C o k e MODERN MECHANIZED MINES COMPLIMENTS Fred H. King B5 Compliments ,of E. E. GILLENWATER DEALER IN FANCY GROCERIES NORTON, VIRGINIA PHONE 408 L. C. SMITH AND CORONA TYPEWRITERS Sales and Service OFFICE, SCHOOL, and BANK SUPPLIES W. M. SI-IARPE PHONE 40 NORTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of KROGER'S STORE NORTON, VIRGINIA THE COMPLETE FOOD MARKET CLAUDE S. Dlwxs C. R. B1uu1E'rr I-Iaislip Baking Company, Inc. FINE BREAD AND CAKES Compliments of jake Ellin's Department Store Compliments of N ofkon General Hospital HERFF-IONES COMPANY Designers cmd Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE IEWELRY, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS. MEDALS, CUPS and TROPHIES INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA IEWELERS TO NORTON HIGH SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS Of F. H. Sommers. Agent SINCLAIR REFINING CO. NORTON VIRGINIA We N ever Close FRANK'S CAFE NORTON VIRGINIA N O r t O 11 I-I O t e 1 SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA'S FINEST NEW MODERN COFFEE SHOP NORTON, VIRGINIA 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 BZ OLD DOMINICN POWER COMPANY ROYAL LAUNDRY COMPANY of NORTON, Inc. I-I Licensed Licensed sANlT0NE DRY CLEANERS sANl'r0N E Cleaner Cleaner NORTON, VIRGINIA PHoNE317 CHEVROLET BUICK CADILLAC S S A A L L E E S S 8 8 S S E E R R V V I C C E E NORTON MOTOR SALES 535 PARK AVENUE PHONE 165 NORTON, VIRGINIA Help Others By Helping Yourself' Buy United States War Bonds and Stamps FIRST NATIGNAL BANK NORTON VIRGINIA NORTON IS SURE WITH WISE INSURANCE CALL 366 o The Wise Insurance Agency NORTON, VIRGINIA The First National Bank - of - APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA The Largest and the Strongest Solicits Your Business Member Federal. Deposit Insurance Corporation C mpliments of Kennedys Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE NORTON, VIRGINIA COHEN,S DEPARTMENT STORE o 0 o A .-. IN .-. NORTON, VIRGINIA S 1 899 NORTON MOTOR INN GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING PARTS 3 ACCESSORIES NORTON, VIRGINIA PHONE 41 MOTOR TRUCKS FARM MACHINERY Compliments '5- DRINK Yeary Brothers The Kline C O I P O 1' 3, 'IQ 0 I1 COEBURN, VIRGINIA NORTON, VIRGINIA Compliments D. CljfRY'S WISE COUNTY,S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORES NORTON CLINTWOOD ST. PAUL APPALACHIA PET and PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS i A H ealth Food COMPLIMENTS of Norton Pharmacy FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE 1 NORTON, VIRGINIA Flowers Express One's Love NORTON FLORAL COMPANY EXPERT FLORAL DESIGNERS , FRANK I. Honswm, Manager PHONE 280 Non'roN, VIRGINIA Compliments of of MARY'S STYLE SHOP - and QUALITY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY LIBERTY CAFE NoRToN, VIRGINIA NORTON VIRGINIA Courtesy Of Q M. D. Collier Furniture Corporation APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA NEON, KENTUCKY PENNINGTON GAP, VIRGINIA IN BUSINESS FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY Proof of our fair dealing with the public If you buy it from us, it's GOOD. CENTRAL GROCERY CO. NORTON, VIRGINIA PHONE 44 Our Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of 1943 and Their Instructors BOLLING THEATRE House of Big Hits NORTON, VIRGINIA PHONE 272 I MARCUM MOTOR LINES INTERSTATE HAULING: Virginia - West Virginia - Tennessee - Kentucky MOVING - CRATING - STORAGE - LONG-DISTANCE MOVING TELEPHONE 429 NORTON, VA. Compliments of A F R I E N D W. M. FAWBUSI-I, Manager TELEPHONE 67 Norton I Machine Works .MOTOR TIRES BUILT UP AND RETURNED CRANKSHAFT GRINDING SERVICE General Machine Work Welding Cylinders Rebored-Automobile and Brazing-Blacksmithing Truck Repairing-Mine and and Boiler Works Mill Equipment Rebuilt and Repaired z .,., ,. , ,.,. l.,. , TW ,. .,.,i. z - Crankshafts Reground SOUTH 12TH STREET NORTON, VIRGINIA NORTON INSURANCE AGENCY, Incorporated FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ANNEX NORTON, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 347 Insurance That Insures President Vice-President Secretary 6' Treasurer I. B. FLEMING G. C. MCCALL A. L. WITT NORTON HARDWARE COMPANY W H O L E S A L E MINE AND MILL LIME, CEMEN SUPPLIES Doons AND SA HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE NORTON, VIRGINIA FOR PROSPERITY AND SUCCESS BUY MIIRE WAR BIINIIS AND STAMPS 'ik SOUTHWEST DRUG CO. Where- Friends M eet Compliments of I NORTON STORES Formerly NORTON COAL CO. STORES We are at your service NORTON, VIRGINIA PARK AVENUE SERVICE STATION NORTON, VIRGINIA PHONE 53 COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES CLARK and SHERARD, Dealers THE NORTON PRESS, Inc. The Coalfield Progress NORTON. IN OLD VIRGINIA B5 SUPER SERVICE STATION B. L. ARNOLD, Operator PHONE 34 NORTON, VIRGINIA BACK OF HOTEL NOHTON Body. Fender. Radiator. and General Repairing Rem' Axle and Frame Straightening. Wheel and Hub Straightening Compliments of P. H. SHORT Compliments of Tri-State Coach Corporation NORTON, VIRGINIA Buses Everywhere' Compliments of NORTON WHOLESALE GROCERY 'NORTON VIRGINIA Compliments of I N Orton-Bristol Bus Lines GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION - APPLIANCES FOR ALL USES Worfon Gfppficuzce Gompmzy ART SMITH. MANAGER ylorfon, in qdrqinia A Compliments ' of T A M E R , S C A F E We Serve Only The Best Compliments Compliments of of ROY A' GREEN FLEMING LAND FUNERAL HOME CORPORATION APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA NORTON, VIRGINIA V1rg1n1a Wholesale Co., Inc. APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA A Headquarters For Groceries, Canned Goods, Flour, Feed. Meal, Hay and Grain BEST IN ALL LINES PROMPT SERVICE WHOLESALE ONLY CLINCH HAVEN FARMS, Inc. - Grade A Milk A Wise County Product NORTON, R.F.D. 1 Mann Drug Company, Inc. V CORNER DRUG STORE WE SERV-E SWIFT ICE CREAM NORTON PHONE 95 Compliments of I-IOME HARDWARE 6- FURNITURE CO NORTON VIRGINIA Compliments of Christie Coal and Coke CO. 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