Parry McCluer High School - Parrimac Yearbook (Buena Vista, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1939 volume:

Veer ae” « 3 BLUE AND WHITE Published by the Senior Class of 1939 Staff Editor-in-Chief Edith McCormick Doris Dillard Virginia Brugh Assistant Editors Art Editor Otis Flint Roy Cash Printer Class Editors Junior Class Dorothy Secrist Sophomore Class Ike Lynn Freshman Class Erme Davis Business Staff Advertising Manager Milton Henson Circulation Manager Jack McKee Assistant Manager Edward Bartlett ‘ v3, Wi gks se Gs Pttins ea I bier Yt 5 ary + Tie aa. Se “5 aalo e2tae we sage.) a0 aor ° 7. os ene | ae att ftndeizia i $ucnt vi Wee = oie Ost Ise tec. TPR a : “S07 S329 cov iy thai dy wal! pogieat sands Pee ete we Aapeinaudy cuterdeeras I j aA RE ; ma mat (LTE IER SSOP SRC RTS ERIS HST TSR UT AT Ee ADMINISTRATION {s Mr. Fe We Kling, Jr's «1 + w « « « « ROSnoke College, B. Ses University of Virginia, M.S., Superintendent Me. Le Ve mCursinor . 2 + «+s « Roanoke College, By 8, Athletic Director Miss Mabel Nash . . . Harrisonburg State Teachers College, Be ate Miss Fannie Bosworth . , Farmville State Teachers College, B.S. Miss Bessie Meador , Harrisonburg State Teachers College, B. Se Miss Mary Scales . . Harrisonburg State Teachers College, Be Se Mise Mary Guill « . « « « « University of Virginia, B. 5. K SENIOR CLASS Miss Mary Guill, Sponsor Colors: Pink and White Motto Flower: Rose tWe do our part in Parry McCluer” Officers President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Members Edward Bartlett Roy Cash Otis Flint Milton Henson James McCormick Jack McKee William Snider Winnie Beckner Virginia Brugh Evelyn Claytor Eunice Thacker Milton Henson Edith McCormick Roy Cash Doris Dillard Helen Floyd Edna Grow Mae Jenkins Ruth Jenkins Flore Lanum Frances Mays Edith McCormick Arlene Rogers Madeline Shafer vo Ho 21. 226 SENIOR 1TRROR Best Looking Girl - Frances Mays Best Looking Boy - Jack lickee Most Athletic Girl - Edith lMcCormick Most Athletic Boy - Roy Cash Best Dancer (Girl) - Doris Dillard Best Dancer {Boy) - Otis Flint Most Literary Girl - Edith McCormick Most Literary Boy - Jack i‘ichee Best Dressed Girl - Edna Grow Best Dressed Boy - Milton Henson Cutest Girl - Arlene Rogers Cutest Boy - Roy Cash Most Versatile Girl - Edith McCormick Most Versatile Boy - Roy Cash Wittiest Girl Evelyn Claytor Wittiest Boy - Otis Flint Most Dramatic Girl - Virginia Brough Most Dramatic Boy - Milton Henson Best Liked Girl - Evelyn Claytor Best Liked Boy - Roy Cash Mietest Girl - Helen Floyd Quietest Boy - James McCormick Drea re alae = (eat. seen oe , edepe “A = (noe) soeet tex8 a 2 2 ee Ap Lasontatt tees os Eas eeetht fect =4ft why. a shat Rete = OR etorssEd th 8 . worst} act x30 bcuseae Feel wt c - aa — net LEM - We terassG FoeF oul | oo. ; 7 = nits ‘anata o [20 geprwd EE | a sclera. cath - om Sitzevis?’ fear 4.0L : : ray ¥ 5 i itt WA yo of! PemteT taoil ot seeata itew “ 320 favseet ot - : its ais = =H Dussert «Sf ] } ksont, ohaiges? = ind oftacant a | sneer aos « we ‘akieamaeet tegit. etl | potas seats - baie beat ads Re i Perey ae | eo. oan caer ' = AN INVENTORY We've taken inventory The results herein you'll find; Wetre telling you —- we've sot the goods - This Class of ‘591! Now, wetve never cared for broadcasting But just as sure as you're born - If you want good things said about you You have to toot your own horn! Please don't think we're bragging, And it isn't just pure luck - But all the Seniors in this class Have the goods the world calls Pluck Of Optimism we record About a million miles, Which will carry us over the tough spots To say nothing of our “Smiles” And wetve discovered truck loads Of Personality ; If you should wonder whence it came - Why - meet our Faculty! With such assets and a “Capital”, Which is the “Knowledge” we possess A Diploma” added to the lot Is sure to bring “Success”. In after years when we've won our Fame And our teachers chance to pass - They may not remember even a name, But they won't forget this Class! That motto: ‘We will do our part” - We'll stick to it - just you mind ‘Cause we're telling you we've got the goods This Class of '39$% ied OS a ie i af Pag At ; i a j : - - wht pobeete 40% fy HTEY, atten ortee, a), a - fe , oid on tab: Se amare ae “Th. ha aa LOY fuedé Dish auwtle G003 Famke wor. RL Fh wi tt ae Saale RAD NL Det of oven Pe | The ares Sitar ioe eitds t!apb. oon ” 2S aaa a i aout: vuaey Toph. omar of fas. ; sho ie noumtg ‘at ai: rt daa : wot Lie. ye a ae Sen fi® altar DEM amy for: ads oval? a fe PT.S04 ww feats fig is | dees ivi a 6 Gog ME ese | aA a rite heat otf neon. ab ane iiby net en kine” “2y So metdice. vee « ; yy a nial 4c wnt Denisteenih, ee vee Such 7 = : 3° o _ eaees wt Ww = 7h! Ona eres (2 etnedW sefgcc Logda aoe 12 : ee! ; si72 pede tae tome = ¢ ie a a iets sa phen Steade hhok ded (ae ' ores i ast lee’ sds ot Ante . yer | 1 wit a hebhd Sameig ke: ; elt of Rape ptye Balad nt. wine at, CPi in a ae ail ud setae rt aay ete ‘Fas, oe aI Bung OF opi. sored hag bane 4 Ana” 2 NSTS t, ‘Wuneld cide aes A ine te Bits : o a 5 ah ‘kbs Pei oee pon ‘iM Tact. =. a? I sa oes iytgey sone (7 ma _ aa } A -, , ro a + : : 2 + fon CHRONICLES OF THE CLASS OF '39 In the history of every graduating class there are certain memorable events. As we realize that our high school days are nearly over, we begin to think back over the four years of our career at P.M.H.S. In the year of 1935, early in September, we began a voyage on the good ship Parry McCluer™ over the Freshman Seae It was a happy day for us Freshmen with all our friends and loved ones looking on with proud and approving eyes, encouraging us in our new adventure. Being enthusiastic and interested, we asked many questions of our loyal and faithful captain, Mr. Miller. Our Pilot, Miss Mann, was very patient and it was she who taught us the customs anc ways of high school life. Our stewardesses were Ifiss Meador, Miss Pritchett, Mrs, Graybill, and ifiss Guill. If. Kling was our lone steward. We were soon efficiently organized with Emmett Shewey, president of our band: Lloyd Page, vice-president, and Roy Cash, secrcetary-treasurer. Our motto was, ‘We do our part’. The rose was our emblem and our colors were blue and white. Many of us studied hard and at the end of the year were given passports for another voyage. Some passangers became seasick and drifted away at the end of our first voyage. Others signed for a second try on Freshman Sea , and stayed behind when we started out for new adventures on the “Sea of Sophomorés , early in September, 1936. This time with our new pilot, Mrs. Graybill, we made rapid pro- egress. This year we felt vastly superior to the Rats . The Sea of Sophomores is a quiet sea and this voyage was rather uneventful. Not so our third year of sailing’on the P.M.H.S. In the fall of 1937, our band now called, Jolly Juniors started on another nine month’s voyage. As high and mighty beings it was our privilege to make the freshmen jump quickly to our bidding. a. saya ail Xo : nanwery edt ints Mie f é So din BD : aa 30% vedverrns ne: Gaga. hd Bo 4 : + ITAOVEs 2 al cat So te Dodagnctas haw re od aT eteiiil ov) ,clotgss Sutsint tas feret een tn andisosup Siw e985 so? ot An Pn) hfe, Ualr not cedt ont gPOLrt ia 2 qu ted, fection Me lat Lie meaeese. 7 eam act ay titoyeg? - ePiades ac an Gl prohow bem oro ‘S9Seoren ds Tu ; -_ a EA Lek. theny ania wn toad sol bas yh Liars? ets) “a ae ‘a au ny Bet : - 7 : aécrat ditty aorkcceas ecstontyn WOR “rom, Bt ey efile Sgigectiv .civt DyeLl ¢Laud sue te seehty: TH «trl yoy a goon Offer We ot Pm (oriterrodvipes, ie. got aac - Biae - BNCLOn Tap tee oodtay two. see eeot adT-. sxsq tuo nh «| Wee otto ate teldowsa ot ke | nF eed RC ee er fed oeite ear Pan eee - At Rees | ape ORT UOF, cei sies ‘30% attontuney or ke ovr : ie ott aw te Sie COR) Te Mate eh ton Uelieon attuntst | q Rem om “ oe ae eh, nites - Ii Dees be C1976. emevwe on ite ith BO Wut 365 da head e oir serie hat taliul ‘fie. -§ i6T L shared’ a): deny ia re. 16, oc outs oe NS Dit cites a LONER, piel) profit Mos Aun sttty. eeste 2 eden” af? pe. wobrigwa’ ee: : LG @eteoe ehais basic ae : 2 ea a Jia +“ ueidangt 0) Cr IA Seve. — Ke a . Our officers were Milton Henson, president; Virginia Brugh, vice-president, and Jack McKec, secrctary-trcasurer. This year we made our dramatic debut in “Everybody's Crazy , a three-act comedy. Our play was ably directed by our pilot, Mrs. Graybill. The play was followed by our Junior Party given in the Community Hall. Another memorable event of this trip was the Constitution Day Program directed by Miss Mann in which we as Juniors © participated. This year we welcomed a new stewardoss, Miss Scales, who took Mrs. Calvin White's place in the Home Economics Department. Faithful captain Miller was replaced this year by Mr. F. W. Kling, Jr. whose position was taken by Mr. L. V. Schreiner. Nancy Gilley, one of our faithful band, left us this year and scottled in Charlottcsvillc. Early in September, 1938, we began our last voyage, this timc on “Senior Stretch . Once again wc changed pilots, Miss Guill succeeding Mrs. Graybill who retircd. We also welcomed two new stcwardesses to our crew, Miss Bosworth and Miss Nash, but sadly gave up our doar fricnd, Miss Mann, who met with a scrious accident early in the summer. By this timc desertions had reduced our number to twenty but wo gaily organized with Milton Henson, president; Edith McCormick, vice-president; and Roy Cash, secrotary- treasurer. Our last voyage has boen fillcd with adventures too numerous to rolate in detail. We must, however, mention the most momcntous. ‘In November, we presented in assembly a Thanksgiving play, The Dear, Dear Children , In February we reccived our class rings, the first of the newly adopted standard rings with a bust of Professor McClucr on ono side and the facade of P.M.H.S. on the othcr. On’April 13, 1939, our senior play, “Bringing Up Mother , directed by Miss Bosworth, was presentcd with great succcss. During our voyage our pilots have becn faithful and Loyal to us and in return we have grown very fond of them. Our Captain, ii. Kling, has been very faithful also during 5 woken 2 19h : ) gael oh wd tf _ seat +i erate wet ba ra “ne a) Sh: melt an Ran ok ees! baer oii Fos Onmneg A sigs gua heyy Speci’ fe ase mn Oe aK. a : . : 8 z esr ie age Sait a ee � (aes e ie ie ee 2 Lt ‘Senegal ae oS .) wa 6 Sa 4 bd 258s edt ¥ Pease ois AEE WPA FF eb gies 4 — 7 bon A e ® a oe . . . : get _ - . : . me id Stace ; 7 | . pgheetar Fond, = Sagat gu ls, PMR el yi CS ' eh 7 [pu z - aay ae -« Cyu va mriar 5 cas oe A _ i¥ a . yer TP 2d “Gere sy Ting 2s8e'S | a, ae © me Piers aa) Us Oo? % Re Aa hae Gai i . : oo gaty TT CS gee ep Sty efp - ee LE CESS ot UlEn GIs aor a «7 rw a P : _. ’ 7 ; : a e “A ‘ a4 oe er a 2 = = ei : ‘ Uy ¢ 2.29 an’ fs, Pee 2 bs £2 rca at —s— = £FPon) 4 i P i i a “a e a? 6 ha , Vy i we DT STL Sees ‘ih ee P La Sus . TPL 5 eat 7 iy = if my ee SP f a; gs f i 7. rr. - - ; : a SDR ni Doria ak o } w ae - 7 . . sf? eres Sin 6 ow mk d Py i ig : ir oe eget Sam, 18s inc: bie [4 ty — eeaaey or : | a ae mek n ih: aise “tility Fa Bie Pi Oia aif 76 | ore | sa se Ainge Ore WYO San 2 we. 5 ah on o ugtt buat i = se sehen cee taal AO tiv a. 2S Gh 2 eee. al apbiribses Ea 3 arts. «Geet: . of Fe ial a 7 e Ae SS : ie 7 _ - : a@ if ¢ p - - ‘¢ be the two yoars he has had charge of our voyage, We are deoply gratcful for his intcrest in our class. And now the end of the wonderful voyage of our high school lifc is in sight, but the class of '59 will go on socking discoverics and wondcrful adventures, for the important voyage of lifc is just beginning. We belicvo that wo are able to go out in life now and mect any tcst that is put before us and this is duc to the good in- structions that we have recoived from our captains, pilots, stowardesses, and stewards. We will try to prove our sin- ecre appreciation by always proving worthy of their cfforts. atl Bowe oa a er ul sive Loo ae etiidia .211 shee Bhy moet, Mowkgate ond =i. ue ‘otq' OF + ae _ al Peeri % 2 . 4 Miss Bessie lieador, Sponsor Colors: Rose and Green Flower: Peony Motto Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you.” Officers President Louise Page Vice-President Carl AnGerson Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Cunningham Carl ap la Bees Haig ahs George Cunninghan, Bee Dillard, Harmonson Floyé, Russell Gardner, Guy Merritt, Lloyd Passe, Te Raynond Poveea ts Harence Shewey, Smmett Shewey, Hansford Vest, llargaret Austin, Madeline Barcer, Marcaret Brockenbrough, Marjorie Brockenbrough, Nancy Cunningham, Helen Feazell, Annabelle Finley, Hester ox, Josephine Gilbert, Jean Keller, lary Lawhorn, Marjorie Magann, Louise Pease, Virginia Paxton, Aileen Reid, Helen Ridings, Dorothy Secrist, Dlizabeth Shancr, Frances Terrell, Joan Thurston, Bhomalde whites sel NAME Anderson Curl Childress Tommy Cunningham Fragment Dillard Boy Floyd Little Eck Gardner Jeep Merritt Cotton Page ‘“Doughbelly Riegert “Frenchy Shewey Caveman Shewoy Blossom Vest Forty FAVORITE PASTIME necking movies baseball dancing dating reading swimming dating movies tit-tat-—toe mumble peg hunting AS WE ARE GREATEST GIFT brass Ruth meanness blue eyes necking drawing bashfulness Singing mouth eyelashes big fect curly hair PRINCIPAL FAULT arguing not studying eriping eriping working finger nails nerve flirting griping high temper spending timidity ASPIRATION to graduate aviator to graduate prep school to graduate avaitor talk to girls comedian textilist marry rich to be loved gov't. work PET AVERSION algebra english geometry spinach geometry none latin school gcometry wimmin soils school — - a - Le J — A ae « Pes ee “HER Eepos a Boney: ia | | weoeTys == ae ert | “qendye? py owe) yyw . purer, poroyens Sdiieen gtr oe = ee rey og sptgh rut _ Sapepok oer ree po Sraiyiesze Geawo pen men? wena urns orrve fo Cage pe sy pae ae idl baad tn ee ' ¥ a a We WAR Svire wae, Wacivelion ae ‘m6 F NAME Austin Marge Barger 'tBooze Brockenbrough Maggie Brockenbrough Margie Cunningham Lady Feazell Helen Finley Annabelle Fox Heza Gilbert Jo Keller Jean Lawhorn Mary Magann Brigham Page Leese FAVORITE PASTIME jeeping dancing movies reading cuttin’ up reading reading bicycling movies reading reading sewing talking GREATEST GIFT legs red hair brown eyes a twin meanness Silence complexion brown eyes athletics being quict blonde hair pretty hair blonde hair PRINC IPAL FAULT slowness criticising fussing arguing giggling slowness cracking gum fussing not studying just sitting high temper ASPIRATION shoot a gun to graduate pass latin college to graduate drive a car nurse nurse coach be a success nurse stenographer be a doctor PET AVERSION men history geometry history 3 cats school geometry getting up history current events history getting up mushrooms mage Cietey, ab RARTE: Beem EN ‘prac � WoaTO? a7) Gesequu ac Y eohrue Paine AGYELE pacer prorye pore POTS Tews | OFPTOR TCR prom Baed Comay CRS eTryouce BOTUSc BU ' Loa GAOL : Tet! yey. Mas ie eA qwes orp ert ry sagrsep.9 ont YreavE guraeyue Sa: 2] WGe a GISay Le SALTY WIKIS ‘ae 7 7s @¢ pe ¢ pieness © ancy DTBGC Gutac oc ost £9 Unig ss eupyo% loam poggy $0 Burgers eticor ny Be a rea a YoUIReL Lo eo Goqur gua PIREOWG. - E iv y . NAME Paxton Virginia Reid 'tRed' Ridings Pop' Secrist Dot Shaner Lib Terrell Frances Thurston Butch Whitesel Rhomalda FAVORITE PASTIME movies dancing fighting bicycling movies sewing clowning dancing GREATEST GIFT talking red hair green eyes knowledge Lexington algebra wit eyelashes PRINCIPAL FAULT not studying giggling arguing Silence dissatisfaction talking tardiness flirting ASPIRATION to graduate nurse love (rahjr) nurse aviatrix CrayG 2 eer OELVATO SOG. to graduate PET AVERSION french latin 2 me spinach onions latin caterpillars latin — P : . } ar ‘ : ess tea eine tein ia F: ty 7“ ® tl kg ; ted “wv a 4 Lees 7, nr eae donest . atewbs ODT: | = wives ak Attar). eect 4 a8 % = xittetes act eet 7 . : ee ; ie 4 . : : ” y a i hw. —- 6 3.) a @ dal he cy ae - oor =a | | t | ¥ sa Evaae ce SOPUO: ORL CLASS e - 4 a ct [iss ilabel Nash, Sponsor Colors: Red and ‘VThite Flower: Rose Motto wWiways Climbing! Officers President Frances Cunninghari Vice President gack Brush Secretary—Treasurer Lewis vatts embers Jack Brugh, Melvin Chittum, Kenneth Comer, Wyatt Cash, Mérrell Cranes, Harry Cwald, Kenneth Jenkins, Ike ray John Lynn, Larle Snyder, James Truslow, Charles Teasue, J ? ? =) Claude Wheeler, Lewis | Jatts Bill Turpin, dna Bates; b) £ , ’ Virginia Blackwell, Lartha Bradley, Vivian Covington, Mary Cash, Frances Cunningham, Helen Gilbert, Virginia Keller, Josephine Long, Helen Moore, itilared Reid, Louise: ‘Ridings, Lillian le Ohristine Rowsey, Audrey Staton, Joan Starkey, Gladys Southers, Lois Fitzgerald Rle Zee WHO'S WHO IN THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Best Looking Girl - Jean Starkey Best Looking Boy - Ike Lynn Most Athletic Girl - Dotsy” Ridings Most Athletic Boy — “Red” Teague Best Dancer (Girl) - Helen Gilbert Best Dancer (Boy) - Ike Lynn Friendliest Girl - Jo Long Friendliest Boy - Lewis Watts Most Literary Girl - Virginia Keller Most Literary Boy - Harry Ewald Best Dressed Girl Jean Starkey Best Dressed Boy - Johnny Lynn Cutest Girl - Jo Long Cutest Boy - Earle Snyder Most Versatile Girl - Jo Long Most Versatile Boy - Charles Teague Wittiest Girl - Jo Long Wittiest Boy - Wyatt Cash Most Dramatic Girl - Jo Long Most Dramatic Boy - Harry Ewald Most Liked Girl - Jo Long Most Liked Boy - Red” Teague 4) Sk! a 7 Gis i, madd st SPise « Lich shia = i213 p hiexd ful 7 hat bao zt Cyd sire utal 0° ; ele sit), f OL = [-i5 MAST 43419aco - Goal Oh « Dey ead Doe = co Seabees sep” Ten | ot ra ae itaeseyG dead . ¢ an Ati rie a tl ee stat Coit st yor. os - - ive De) Ror eee « Dg? mop inte ite: weal « yeE “debi puaict | othl tag rol “‘ruroPhl: saekt mor soa? pa, (ert fou _ Txt teagan Jeep Ld eeV tmcdl nt toderod Saget ipeteeky ot t 7 than a c ww ee -_ - sas - ate ; 2 fo je = mat ¥ | a) : = sd e + FRGSHIAI CLASS Sponsors: [iss Bosworth and lir. Schreiner Officers President Lucille Overstreet Secretary—-Treasurer Doris Ruble Members Leo Berry, Gladys Coleman, Inez Coleman; Winnifred Cole man, Irma Davis, June Davis, John’Davis, Robert Davis, Carroll Driscoll, James Humphreys, James Jenkins, Douglas Jenkins, Atlas Keiser, Louise Lanum, Calvin Leighton, Archie Lynn, Louis Mays, Elizabeth McCormick, Joseph MeCormick, Hope McKee, Norman Painter, Stevie Reid; Aurelia Ruff, Marshall Scott, Harold Sizer, Carrie Statone, I: J. Statone, Van Sterrett, Kenneth Teague, Stuart Terrell, Mildred Wagner, Robert Wiseman, Harrell Woolwine;, Ruby Beringer, Marcella Breeden, Louise Brockenbrough, Audre Byers, Mildred Comer, Olivia Comer, Hale‘Copper, Lucie Cunninghan, Margie Edwards, Louise Floyd, Margaret Floyd, Josephine Lynn, Jean Nicely, Virginia O'Connell, Lucille Overstreet, Barbara Paxton, Doris Ruble, Arlene Ryman, Mary Alice Shewey, Nancy tlae Shewey, Elizabeth Thorson, a Minnie Tomlin, Gladys Whitesel, Alma Woodson ticgne «tell Pepe) =—esietes ie) yet? moet frre al PPB gE Ah, . Pwr alt - eee” cctee ee: tel awe, yeu cee | Nedsiet Pia) wrig hak wivind sctaal ceipal. ceciar 5 . inst 3%, o hghann Seeks rehans 2 cts Wool; re ia) TOT R re, ole get EOP a). ie “ora SR! � a ane Pe tae «ean? heat ane it, “es stevall els 4 “wu, Lig? cote eens, es 4 ae ef ! Chal’ ia ue sD SSiee- ae tn oo itera i aarti? - iat Lit-lid pits rv Lotaak “ : CAP LRA FOOTBALL SQUAD Cams se cr ee Lie et eens aan Var OR leaner ManeCGY ee ee at ow Vee oe yee tO ELI Capceinurs) «tel es oss) oe) ee Le eUCO eWay Squad Roy Cash Banty™ Scott George Cunningham Pete Scott Milton Henson I. J. Statome James McCormick Emmett Shewey Jack McKee Clarence Shewey Lloyd Page, Jr. Lewis Watts Raymond Riegert Charles Teague Hansford Vest Robert Wiseman Pulls y+ ses AU Clifton Fore6 . . 6 2 PMHG. sg oe + es BO Covington, J. Ve . 6 PMS 6 a ss a OY Valley Hieh .. « = +) oe URS foes es Lexington. «cs 6 oe PUTS. a. 6 3 2 oe Clifton Forge, J. Vv. 9 PS go ass « 1S Clifton Forge, J. Ve. 20 PMHS « 2 « 2 « 3d Covington, J. Ve . O PRINS cacienreiie eee Bedford 4 + SO opt 8S. Tend PEIOR- Ved � : ‘a fe «'foaso - Fath pi yes ke ee aD ate yews snare £S ._ . 4 a ee “mstyao basrpS = ad - _ : .. Seo Pera thew? sees . tor, ect | . Mieigrtamn agree aorItS ol ot bene ko wawet® ttormm dorm, een ‘(oat ‘aotonst2 | : «SSM Sear sites _ eit 7 ByoLt ergoeT ae Pray Progelh Sasi | smereeit Prado +oo¥ Sreteaeat - Me cle oyyOE-nortAsD a 8 « 9¥ ol —totuaiyed . . i SS oe� «ODT yoLisy e te CS 5g ala ee aot gu faad Ps O .V oh gegtet sos this 7 OK Vat eRaTet Hegtise. . ““aen°°e? -_ oe 2 og eh gtoteaivet oe ev eer eere Roy Cash Charles Teague Raymond Reigert George Cunninghan iiilton Henson Hansford V est Lt. J. otatonie James LicCormick Limett Shewey Lewis Vatts BASEBALL Ti Team Schreiner Oti s Plint Hope iicKee Russell Gardner Otis Flint Thomas Childress Blair Dillard John Lynn Carl Anderson forch Lynn Kenneth Teasue John Davis uarrell Woolwine Barle onyde fs UII L. V. Schreiner, Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Edward Bartlett Roy Cash George Cunninghan Blair Dillard Otis Flint Russell Gardner Milton Henson Ike Lynn James McCormic!: 1OMOGRA:: CLUB Officers Lienbers Otis Flint Clarence Shewey Blair Dillard Lloyd Page, Jr. Raymond Riegert Clarence Shewey Emmett Shewey I. J. Statone Charles Teague Hansford Vest Lewis Watts Robert Wiseman ¥ ¢ - - T) 1Fe,.' os ae BAS ei Coach Captain Business lianager Team Frances Cunninghar Joe Gilbert Hester Fox Dimple Ridings Marcaret Brockenbrough Marjorie Brockenbrough Carrie Statome CTT WD UD Helen Ridings Joe Gilbert Frances Cunningham EGith iicCormick Dotsy Ridings Winnie Beckner Kathleen Hanilton Aurelia Ruff Wildrec Coner j a 7 a ¥ ? oe wee é,' yw As lab teeaeee c afk _ aati a: he Ty ay i r Mick Vas “hi a er ® 7 LN hay Me Chen - � Moet ede eee co. week ; . : GLEE CLUE Officers President Jack licKee Custodian Aileen Reid Secretary Treasurer Louise Page Pianist Miss Mabel Nash Director fi Mrs. Tom Dickinson Members Edna Bates, Ruby Beringer, Winnie Beckner, Louise Brocken- brough, Virginia Brugh, Audrey Byers, Mary Cash, Gladys Coleman, Evelyn Claytor, Nancy Cunningham, Irma Davis, Doris Dillard, Annabelle Finley, Lois Fitzgerald, Fay Gibson, Helen Gilbert, Edna Grow, Dorothy Jones, Ruth Jenkins, Atlas Keiser, Mary Lawhorn, Josephine Lynn, Marjorie Magann, Glizgabeth licCormick, Frances Hays, Jean Nicely, Virginia O'Connell, Lucille Overstreet, Louise Page, Barbara Paxton, Virginia Paxton, Aileen Reid, Arlene Ryman, Dorothy Secrist, Elizabeth Shaner, Mary Alice Shewey, Audrey Staton, Frances Terrell, Elizabeth Thornpson, Joan Thurston, Mildred Wacner, Rhomalda Whitesel, Lloyd Page, Jr., Otis Flint, George Cunningham, I. J. Statome, James Scott, Arch Lynn, Jack McKee moh? - nade , pieleas i ade ) a iaes am, ey) . Joe eee «FRG gecko fai: OF a ss tratt von 2d “0 gthteeds, a2 cnt a oa ek «ett off pide. 4! “i gee ds et Meee pepe homie a ema pees a1 tt vie a HOLM ECONOMICS CLUB itiss Scales, Sponsor Officers President Helen Ridings Vice-President Josephine Long Reporter Virginia Brugh Secretary Helen Gilbert Treasurer Dorothy Secrist Historian Frances Cunningham Members Helen Ridings, Josephine Long, Virginia Brugh, Helen Gil- bert, Dorothy Secrist, Frances Cunningham, Christine Row- sey, Mary Cash, Edna Grow, Gladys Whitesell, Margaret Brockenbrough, Winnie Beckner, Margaret Austin, Lois Fitz- gerald, Clarence Shewey, James McCormick, Jean Keller, Otis Flint, Louise Floyd, Doris Dillard, Blair Dillard, Billy Snider, Edward Bartlett, Helén Moore, Virginie Keller, Rhomalda Whitesel, Marjorie ifagann, Margaret Floyd, June Davis, Louise Lanumn, Atlas Keiser, Madeline Shafer, George Cunninghan, Madeline Barger, Hester Fox, Nancy Hae Shewey, Lioyd Page, Jr., Janice Gillock, Joan Thurston, Josephine Gilbert, Milton Henson, Roy’ Cash, Lillian Ridings, Louise Ridings, Jean Starkey, Nancy Cunninghan, Louise Pace, Carroll Driscoll, Virginia Blackwell, Ruby Beringer, lary Lawhorn ue - Be . —— ae 4 4 | Py. a —e i a « ae a 2 Ree he Ada —caiel os —- ea, aD aude teh “ij doeet rnd mld et arto. 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