Pittsylvania High School - Pitt Yearbook (Chatham, VA)

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Mr. Jesse R. Noell IEI1CAIIOI In APPRECIATION of his kindness and unfailing loyalty to the pupils of this school, n e, the class of Nineteen Thirty-Nine dedi- cate this issue 0 The PlTT to Ml. JE 1. MOELL

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IF 0 WOMB For THE past three pears this book has regularly appeared before the public in its endeavor to portray as vividly as possible the events in student life of the passing year. Three times it has been criticised in ridicule and praise, as the nature and love of poetical eloquence of the reader may have been slumbering rvhen this book rvas thrust upon them. This, the Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Nine PlTT, presenting itself in the third volume, comes to you on bended knee, beseeching you to find the point in every joke, appreciate the literary effort in every topic, and see in the completed product life, as outlined and adhered to at the Pittsylvania High School. C ® I I E I I CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS

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FACULTY A ANDREW MARION ' BRUCE, Emory and 1 Henry University; Johns HcpEins University; Uni- • ertityvirf Virginia; Virginia Poly- j technic Institute Principal MRS. ELIZABETH GATE- WOOD MOSELEY, B.S. Madison College Home Economics EMMA FRANCES EDWARDS, B.S. Farmville State Teachers College Social Science and English MRS. JEAN HOGG OVERBEY, A.B. William and Mary College Mathematics MARY VIRGINIA GILLAM, j A.B. fyf olph- Macon W oman s College Language Arts MRS. MAR1BELL UMBERGER GODBY. A.B. Randolph- Macon Woman’s College Social Science and Science GEORGE BENJAMIN CARTER. B.S. University of Virginia English and Science JULIAN HARRIS NIXON William and Mary College Science and Eng lish