Renan High School - Rambler Yearbook (Gretna, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

; v ■ ' RENAN HIGH SCHOOL GRETNA, VIRGINIA FOREWORD In the following pages the Beta Club has attempted to save for posterity some of the record, the activities, and the personalities of Renan High School, and we, the Rambler Staff, sincerely hope that you will find this effort has given some recognition to every phase of the school life for the year of 1954-55. —THE RAMBLER STAFF DEDICATION Our good fortune of having for guidance through our entire high school experience, one who was interested in our every welfare, leads us to dedicate this, the 1955 issue of The Rambler, to Mr. Raymond Bodkin, our beloved principal. MRS. CARRIE BLAIR MRS. EULA BODKIN MRS. SUSAN COLEMAN MRS. VIRGINIA COOPER MR. CHARLES FRANKS MRS. ELIZA HINES MRS. KATHYRN HUTCHERSON MRS. MARGARET JENNINGS MRS. EDNA KREBS MR. JOHN KREBS MISS OLLIE MOOREFIELD MRS. DOROTHY OWEN MRS. CAROLINE ROBBINS MRS. CLARA ROWLAND MRS. IRMA SAUNDERS NOT PICTURED MRS. ELEANOR SHOTWELL MR. WEBSTER SMITH MRS. EUNICE STARKEY MRS. HELEN WORSHAM MISS MARY SUE WYATT s, CLASS COLORS.- Purple and Lavender CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS MOTTO: We finish to begin. SENIOR OFFICERS wpm. . ... S ' ‘ t . v ;. 4 . .. . ■■■■■ Jacqueline Waller Clyde Mayhew .. Jerrye Edwards . . Hallie Marie Stone Judy Arthur . . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretory . .. Treasurer . .. . Reporter ROY ALTON ARTHUR F.F.A. 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; U. S. Army 51- 53; Glee Club 4; Senior Play 4. MARIE JUDSON ARTHUR Glee Club 1,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2, Pres. 2; Camera Club 2,3; Treas. 3; Beta Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4. Annual Staff Feature Editor 4 ; F.B.L.A. 4; Student Council Rep. 1; Class Reporter 3,4 ; Beta Convention 2; Senior Play 4; Operet¬ ta 3. SENIORS FRANCES MARIE BARBOUR F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 ; Comm. Club 2; Glee Club 1,3,4. BYRON FRANK BLAIR Basketball 1,4; Baseball 3,4 ; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; Forestry Team 4 ; Degree Team 2 ; KVG Crew 1,2,3,4 ; F.F.A. Camp 2, 3; Sportsman Club 2,3; Pres. 2; Camera Club 2,3; V-Pres. 2; Blue Ribbon on Wheat at Fair 4 ; F.F.A. Ministrel 2. JAMES PHILIP COMPTON Baseball 1,2,3,4 ; F.F.A. 1,2,• Treas 2; KVG Crew 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Dairy Judging 1; Sportsman Club 2; Glee Club 3.4 ; Degree Team 2; Ope¬ retta 3; F.F.A. Minstrel. MERVI ' N THOMAS DILLARD F.F.A. 1,2; Sec. 2; F.F.A. Degree Team 1,2; Dramatics Club Sec. 2 ; Sportsman Club 2 ; KVG Crew 1,2; Glee Club 3, 4; Negro Minstrel 2; Operetta 3. VOIL MORMON DILLARD F.F.A. 1,2; Reporter 2; Dramatics Club 2; Sportsman Club 2; KVG Crew 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Negro Minstrel 2. BEATRICE JEAN EANES Commercial Club 2; F.H.A. 1,3,4; Glee Club 3,4. I JAMES AVERY EANES F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Public Speaking 2, 3, Award 2; V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Dairy Judging Team 3; Essay Award 2 ; KVG Crew 2,3,4; Degree Team 3; Basket¬ ball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Cam¬ era Club Pres. 2,3; Sportsman Club 2, FBLA 4; Glee Club 3; Red Ribbon at Fair 4; Blue Ribbon 3; Chairman Fed. Comm. 3 ; F.F.A. Camp 2; Senior Play 4; Operetta 3; Negro Minstrel 2, All- County Chorus 3; Baseball 4. JERRYE GLEN EDWARDS Dramatics Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,3,4 ; Beta Club 2,3,4 ; Reporter 4; Convention 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1 ; Mono¬ gram Club 2,3,4; Class Pres.. 2, V- Pres. 3; Sec. 4; Senior Play 4; Rambler Business Manager 4 ; F.H.A. 3,4 ; Sec. 3; Parliamentarian 4 ; Camp 3; Ope¬ retta 3. SENIORS JULIA ANNE FARTHING F.H.A 2,3,4, Pres. 4, V-Pres. 3 ; F.H.A. Comp 3; Sec. of Piedmont Federation 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 ; Glee Club 3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4 ; Softball 1 ; Sec. of Class 3; High School Operetta 3; Dramatics Club 1,2; Sec. 1; Co-Captain of Basketball Team 2,3; Senior Play 4 ; “Miss Renan 4 . THYRA JEAN HODNETT Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Trees. 3; Reporter 4 ; Monogram Club 3,4 ; FBLA 4, Treas. 4 ; Glee Club 3, Treas.. of Class 2; Camera Club 3; Sport Editor of Renan ' er 4 ; Dramatics Club 1,2; High School Operetta 3. EMILY MAY HUBBARD Basketball 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2,3, 4 ; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Historian 4 ; Glee Club 1.3. RICHARD MONROE MANN F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; V-Pres. 2 ; Sec. 3, Sec. of Federation 4 ; Forestry Contest 1,2,3,4 ; Degree Team 3; Minstrel 2; Camera Club 2; Sportsman Club 2; Treas. 2. ROBERT EDWARD McGHEE Junior Varsity Gym Team 1; Varsity Gym Team 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; High School Operetta 3; Senior Play 4 ; Rambler drawings for the annual 4. ERIE WADE LAYNE Basketball 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4; Reporter 3; F.H.A. 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,3,4. CLYDE ROOSEVELT MAYHEW F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pres. 2,3; Forestry Con¬ test 2; Degree Team 2,3; Minstrel 2; Representative of Pitts Junior Livestosk Assn. 2,3,4; Honorary V-Pres. at Dan¬ ville Fair 4; Star Chapter Farmer 3; Camera Club 2; Sec. 2; Sportsman Club 2; Reporter 2; V-Pres. of Class 4 ; Senior Play 4 . JANET HOLLIS MOON Dramatics Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,3,4; Sec. of Class 2; Ast. Class Reporter 4; Beta Club 2,3,4 ; Annual Staff, Sec. 4 ; Beta Convention 3; Softball Team 1; High School Operetta Chorus 3; Bas¬ ketball 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club, V-Pres. 4 ; F.H.A. 3,4, Songleader 3; Sec. 4. SENIORS JANIE FRANCES MOOREFIELD Dramatics Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4, Trees 4. SHELBY JEAN RORER Glee Club 1,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Camera Club 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; An¬ nual Staff—Art Editor 4 ; Beta Conven¬ tion 2,3; FBLA, Feature Editor of Renan- ' er 4; Assistant Class Reporter 4 ; Senior Play 4 ; Operetta 3; All-County Chorus 3 ; Cheerleader 4. SONDRA ELIZABETH PICKREL Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Reporter 4 ; Monogram 2,3,4; Camera Club 1,3; Dramatic 1,2; Softball 1 ; Glee Club 1,3; Operetta 3. AGNES LEE SAUNDERS Beta 3,4; Convention 3; Basketball 2,3, 4; F.H.A. 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,3,4; Annual Staff—Adv. Staff 4. DOUGLAS OLIVER SHELTON F.F.A 1,2; Reporter 1; KVG 1; Archer ' s Club, Pres. 1; V-Pres. of Class 1. HALLIE MARIE STONE Glee Club 1,3,4; Pianist 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Camera Oub, V-Pres. 3; Beta Club 2,3,4, Trees. 2,3 ; Beta Conven¬ tion 2,3; Annual Staff—Adv. Manager 4 ; Monogram Club 3,4; Sec. of SCA. 1; V-Pres. of Class 2, Treas.. 3,4; Cheer¬ leader 2,3,4; All-County Chorus 3; Ope¬ retta, Pianist 3; Senior Play 4; FBLA 4. JACQUELINE ROSE WALLER Pres, of Class 1,3,4, Treas. 2; Dra¬ matics Club 1,2, Pres. 1; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Reoorter 2,3; Beta Convention 2,3; FBLA 4 ; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Softball 1; Editor, Annual Staff 4 ; Glee Club 1,3,4, Treas. 3; Representa¬ tive to Va. Girls’ State 3; Senior Play 4 ; Operetta 3; All-County Chorus 3. WILLIE WAYNE WYATT Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,4; Mono¬ gram Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Dairy Contest 3; KVG 1,2,3. MOTTO: Excelsior (Ever Onward) JUNIOR OFFICERS Shirley Saunders Owen Eades .. Shirley Jacobs . Martha Rowland Louise Doss .. . . . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary ... Treasurer Reporter Virginia Bailess Bobby Dalton Jean Dawson Louise Doss Owen Eades JUNIORS Donald Edwards Phyllis Edwards Mattie Finch Della Hall Beulah Hogan Shirley Jacobs Lucy Johnson Nancy Lanier John Henry Lea Vonnie Marr Pat Massie Peggy Mays i • I ► JUNIORS Nancy Moorefield Bobby Pierson Freddie Pierson Inez Robertson Martha Rowland Nancy Rowland Shirley Saunders Frederick Tucker Patsy Watlington Clarence Wilson Wynona Worsham Betty Sue Wyatt ! oeoeooeeoe ooooooooooo QOOO0QOOOOO ©0000000090® K .CS 3AHf. I omore6 CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Carnation Motto: “I have seen yesterday, love today, and am looking forward to tomorrow. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Leonard Treadway Jane Wyatt . Doris Arthur. Betty Jean Jones . . Sue Frances Milam . . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . Reporter Herman Andrews Doris Arthur Hazel Bailess Ronald Barksdals Paul Brooks Cecil Cardwell Marion Copes Ronald Cothran Evelyn Crews Annetta Doss Dana Edwards Janie Hines SOPHOMORES Betty Jean Jones Janice Kelly Nancy Kelly Bobby Marr Jean Marr Earl Mayhew Adell Mays Sue Frances Milam Claire Bell Mills Gladys Neal Mack Pickrel Garland Shelton Paul Shelton Leonard Treadway ' Nancee Trent Gladys Watlington Phyllis Jane i CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER- Gardenia CLASS MOTTO: Not at the top, but climbing. CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS MOTTO: Striving ever for a better tomorrow. ' FRESHMEN OFFICERS Edward Power ... Paul Dawson Jennie Lee Keesee Sandra Johnson . Carlton Mayhew .. . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . ... Reporter Reva Adams John Anderson Joseph Arthur Merle Barksdale Marie Bigger Patsy Clay Ronald Clay Tommy Copes Jean Faye Crews Wayne Crews Nancy Dalton Larry Dawson FRESHMEN Paul Dawson Clara Doss J. T. Eades Jean Edwards Delma Epperson Vernon Giles Teddy Good Autie Hall Syble Hodnett Jean Hughes Joyce Hutcherson Geraldine Jennings Sandra Johnson Jennie Lee Keesee Phyllis Marr Carlton Mayhew Edward Power Reginald Power Peggy Pruit Shirley Ann Saunders Haven Scott Shirley Shelton Mary Lena Starkey Mary Ellen Stone Jeanette Tucker Ann Walker Eunice Waller Larry Waller Dale Worsham Yvonne Worsham EIGHTH GRADE First Row—(Left to Right): Mrs. Bodkin, Mary Jane Kesee, Hubbard, Raymond Barrett, Betty Sue Pierce, Carl Adams. George Mills, Barbara Ann Jacobs, Ruby Hogan, Faye Stone, Third Row: Otey Kelly, Edward Smith, Eugene Hutcherson, Raymond Rowland, Peggy Rowland, Mary Johnson, (fegcgfr J ackie Moon, Wayne Gibson, Clyde Bennett, Clifton Pickral’ Elliott, Malcolm Tucker, Buck Irby. Second Row-. ClauddNpjs son, Gloria Clay, Sylvia Dalton, Dolly Lee Dawson, Ed WTlOwen Crowder. First Row—(Left to Right): Clyde Dawson, Dean Jennings, Ellie Layne, Barbara Cardwell, Hilda Elliot, Nancy Jacobs, Connie Eades, Errol Lanier, M. W. Mann, C. R. Stone, Cur¬ tiss Keatts, Joe Stone. Second Row-. Billy Edwards, Wayne Edwards, Sue Shelton, Dorothy Vaughn, Patsy Davis, Mary Lou Mays, Lucy Dillard, Peggy Johnson, Louise Blanks, Francis Haskins, William Rigney. Third Row: Ronald Blanks, Billy Shelton, G. W. Jacobs, Dan Davis, Earl Hutcherson, Paul Rowland, J. W. Waller, Wayne Moon, Mr. Krebs. ■ ; ELEMENTARY GRADES First Row—(Left to Right): Barbara Ann Hut¬ cherson, Donnie Vaughan, Liborn Waller, Mack Doss, Charles Edwards, H. V. Pickrel, Gerald Edwards, Linda Moon, Sue Shelton, Waverly Jones. Second Row-. Mrs. Hines, Rita Edwards, Louise Stanley, Shirley Pickrel, Vir¬ ginia Wilson, Reuben Mayhew, Russell Daw¬ son, Linwood Rigney, Peggy Bennett, Linda Lanier. Third Row.- Janie Smith, Willie Thomp¬ son, James Lukin, John Reynolds, Kenneth Ridgeway, Silas Dalton, William Lovelace, Leroy Epperson, Kenneth Hutcherson, Nancy : Farmer. First Row — (Left to Right): Roger Dawson, Leo¬ nard Shelton, Martin Pruitt, Chesley Keatts, Johnny Hall, Wesley Jacobs, Eunice Jacobs, Patsy Giles, Vernelle Davis, Linda Blackstock, Betty Crews, Ann Tucker. Second Row: Mrs. Helen Worsham, Philip Shotwell, Dale Daw¬ son, Otha Clark, Paul Stanley, Lacy Dawson, Buddy Shirrell, Rebecca King, Roberta Marr, Emily Atkinson, Elaine Hodnett. ' First Row—(Left to Right): Jimmy Moon, Gerald Jacobs, Junior Clay, Hilray Compton, Paul¬ ette Anthony, Patsy Crews, Jerry Robertson, John Jennings, Wayne Compton, Bobbie Ed¬ wards, Gloria Dean Hutcherson, Curtis Daw¬ son, Harold Keatts, Betty Elliott. Second Row-. Mrs. C. Anderson, Rebecca Barbour, Patri- | cia Rowland, Amy Hines, Ralph Hodnett, De- | lano Watlington, Susan Coleman, Shirley I Shelton, Gail Giles, Randall Blanks, Ronald j Moon, Eugene Edmonds. ELEMENTARY GRADES First Row—(Left to Right): Junior Worsham, Tommy Rowland, Reuben Tucker, Reba Shel¬ ton, Joan Rigney, G. E. Milam, Brenda Shel¬ ton, Janie Eanes, Sammy Stone, Carroll Saun¬ ders, Darrell Dawson, Lorene Waller. Second Row-. Mrs. Owen, Dickie Pickeral, Ann Jacobs, Andy Nuckols, Morris Davis, Julia Coleman, James Hubbard, Jimmy Marr, Jean Hutcher¬ son, Joyce Robertson, Kenneth Moorefield, James Stone, Nancy Little. Third Row .• Lavonne Power, Herman Worsham, John Waller, Isla Lukin, Linda Rowland, Judith Layne, Douglas Worsham, Kenneth Wallace, Okie Rigney, Julia Shelton, Edna Hutcherson, Wayne Crews. First Row—(Left to Right): Charlie Dalton, Inez King, Tommy Rowland, Harold Trent, Wayne Clay, Dorothy Little, John Neal, Billy Davis, Tommy Saunders, Betty Dawson, Hubert Strickland, George Dawson, Wayne Black- stock, Alfred Moon, Connie Hutcherson, Nancy Hutcherson, Jean Epperson. Second Row: Mrs. Eunice Starkey, Robert Blanks, Nancy Eanes, Judy Moon, Gene Hutcherson, Wayne Eades, Richard Wilson, Ronnie Hut¬ cherson, Linda Sue Mitchell, Linda Faye Moorefield, Billy Jean Giles, Patricia Dal¬ ton, Wylene Compton, Jane Edwards, Joan Robertson. First Row—(Left to Right): Mrs. Rowland, Helen Waller, Patsy Sherrill, Patricia Lukin, Paul Waller, Johnny Bailiss, Herbert Keatts, Nancy Layne, R. J. Rowland, Jimmy Wilson, Carolyn Hutcherson, Barbara Elliott, Bobby Layne, Paulette Watlington. Second Row: Shirley East, Helen Blair Worsham, Wilburn Kelly, Randy Treadway, Shirley Smith, J. D. Moon, David Booker, Philip Jacobs, Judy Moore¬ field, Carol Dillard, Charles Dawson, Bobby Doss. Third Row: Peggy Jacobs, Edna Comp¬ ton, Junior King, Betty Sue Thompson, Jesse Moon, Doris Trent, Donald Adams, Owen Thompson, Brenda Goode, Earline King, Son¬ ny Davis, Betty Saunders, Mary Wilson, Ron¬ ald Easome. ELEMENTARY GRADES First Row—(Left to Right): Mrs. Saunders, Vick- ey Crews, Alvin Eades, John Nuckols, Joyce Keen, Shirley Power, Ozelle Compton, Bren¬ da Jennings, Jean Davis, Barbara Thompson, Linda Roach, Carolyn Doss, Elizabeth Hen¬ dricks, Richard Adams, Betty Stone, Catherine Moeschler, Jack Wilson. Second Row: Larry Edwards, Rickey Milam, Morgan Allen, Ray Thompson, Tommy Davis, Stephen Dunn, Jim¬ my Russ, Larry Jones, Sue Saunders, Mary Ola Robertson, David Doss, Marie Waller, Ramsey Wilson, Billy Anderson, Mildred Grant, Emma Ann King, Lauren Gentry. First Row—(Left to Right): Frances Moeschler, Hilda Rigney, Doris Motley, Donna Yeatts, Billy Tucker, Kenneth Elliott, Carolyn Ann Moon, Brent Shelton, Ella Belle Rowland, Bernice Woodson, Judy Ruth Edwards, Bren¬ da Woodson, Judy Blanks, Birdie Jean Nuck¬ ols, Earleen Hutcherson, David Hutcherson, Mrs. Cooper. Second Row .• Gearleen Hut¬ cherson Betty Jo Layne, Jessie East, Sue Shel¬ ton, Patricia Lanier, Jo Ann Moorefield, Butch Hoskins, Nan Hodnett, George Dalton, Burk King, Claude King, James Stanley, Ronnie Pickeral, Rickey Lanier, Larry Hutcherson. First Row —(Left to Right): Mrs. Carrie Blair, Carroll Dickerson, Jackie Meadows, Mar¬ garet Robbins, Martha Bailess, Steve Farmer, James Stone, Larry Roach, Steve Bennett, Lynn Ricketts, Marie Saunders, Betty Trent, Dwight Edwards, Roney Wyatt, Jean Wor¬ sham, Starlett Hankins. Second Row-. Lucile Barrett, Nancy Moon, Hammie Saunders, Floyd Davis, Dewey Barbour, Glenn Clay, Bobbie Thompson, Patricia Bell, Josephine Keatts, Henry Rowland, Stephen Compton, Roy Hutcherson, Lucile East, Brenda Comp¬ ton, Janie Brooks, Phyllis Wallace, Melvin Dudley. ELEMENTARY GRADES 3 U iH A gk 4 , • (|yg { 111 First Row—(Left to Right): Wayne Dawson, Nancy Neal, Howard Perkins, Clarence Oakes, Douglas Thompson, James Keatts, Donald Mills, Sandra Saunders, Vertie Waller, Margie Jennings, Eula Faye Dawson, Troy Lee East. Second Row: Mrs. Susan Coleman, Bren¬ da Dawson, Anderson Clay, Tony Hines, Mike Moon, Bobby Dalton, Patricia Payne, Linda Tucker, Frances Bailess, Larry Mayhew, Nobie Brooks, George Jefferson. First Row—(Left to Right): June Little, Linda Lu Shotwell, Brenda Hoskins, Jo Ann Blanks, Linda Marr, Peggy Sherrill, Peggy Rowland, Candace Mattox, Teresa Pierce, Rachel Hut¬ cherson, Lorene Waller, Judy Dunn, Mary Jesse Crews, Carol Shelton, Owen Dawson, Mrs. Shotwell. Second Row.- Dorothy Wilson, Nannie Rowland, Sandra Dillard, Cecil Row¬ land, Linda Fay Allen, James Wilson, Dickie Hutcherson, Oscar Robertson, Joe Crews, Wayne Epperson, Leslie Moon, Freddie Smith, David Easom. SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING MOST LIVELY MOST ATHLETIC Jerrye Edwards—Wayne Wyatt Thyra Hodnett Julia Farthing—Jimmy Eanes BEST-ALL-AROUND Jacqueline Waller—Clyde Mayhew CUTEST Hallie Marie Stone BEST DRESSED—NEATEST Shelby Jean Rorer—Byron Blair SUPERLATIVES 500 GIFTS FOR THE HOME FROM 16c TO s 2,000 DECEMBER 19S4 35 CENTS MOST DEPENDABLE Agnes Saunders MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Hollis Moon—Richard Mann MOST SENSIBLE Sondra Pickrel MOST INDEPENDENT Bobby McGhee FLIRTIEST Judy Arthur—Philip Compton LAZIEST Voil Dillard SUPERLATIVES MOST IN LOVE Marie Barbour—Mervin Dillard MOST AMBITIOUS Beatrice Eanes—Douglas Shelton 19 25 29 35 ■m Mouth!} ' - 5 HI • f 11 , met 119 Future 123 ' .FW. Mainline, 2 £,■ Punch 1’9 I Caiman Peattie 132 . S X n Salisbury 139 Peter Mm ha!! Christian Herald This Week Evwing Post MOST STUDIOUS Janie Moorefield WITTIEST Alton Arthur PALS Emily Hubbord—Ernie Layne RAMBLER STAFF Hallie Marie Stone Advertising Manager y ' C ' .p. WSSfa$ i ' i s w l 4 ;:tir t f FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Renan ' s F.F.A., 30 members strong, is under the direction of Mr. Charles Franks. The year ' s project, publication of a F.F.A. calendar, has been completed with a realized profit of $175. A scrapbook is being prepared containing the year’s activities. Betty Sue Wyatt was chosen Chapter Sweetheart. The F.F.A. boys consistently help maintain the school shop and cannery. Front Row—(Left to Right): Ronald Cothran, Vice-President; Freddie Pierson, Haven Scott, Larry Waller, J. T. Eades, Shir¬ ley Saunders, Buddy Crews, Vernon Giles, Tommy Copes, Mr. Charles Franks, Sponsor. Second Row-. Owen Eades, Treasurer; Jimmy Eanes, President; Herman Andrews, Secre¬ tary; Ronald Barksdale, Earl Mayhew, Frederick Tucker, Pay Massie, Cecil Cardwell, Bobby Pierson, Edward Power. Third Row: Bobby Dalton, Byron Blair,Reporter,- Garland Shelton, Richard Mann, Clyde Mayhew, Paul Dawson, Carlton May¬ hew, Paul Shelton, Bobby Marr, Ronald Ciay. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MOTTO: Toward New Horizons, is an infinite challenge and expresses the purpose of our organization; to learn to live better families may be better tomorrow. First Row—(Seated Left to Right): Autie Nora Hall, Delma Ep¬ person, . Patsy Watlington, Jane Wyatt, Song Leader; Thyra Hodnett, Reporter ,- Janie Moorefield, Treasurer; Beulah Ho¬ gan, Vice-President; Julia Farthing, President; Hollis Moon, Secretary,- Jerrye Edwards, Parliamentarian, Emily Hubbard, Fiistorian. Second Row■ Jean Hughes, Dana Edward, Sue Milam, Janice Kelly, Syble Hodnett, Jean Faye Crews, Betty today in order that our lives and those of our Sue Wyatt, Sandra Johnson, Peggy Pruitt, Nancy Dalton, Ann Walker, Geraldine Jennings, Agnes Saunders, Miss Ollie Moorefield, Sponsor. Third Row-. Wynona Worsham, Nancy Lanier, Betty Jean Jones, Phyllis Edwards, Phyllis Marr, Shirley Jacobs, Mary Ellen Stone, Marie Barbour, Jeanette Tucker, Jean Dawson, Sondra Pickeral, Doris Doss, Beatrice Eanes, Erie Layne, Jean Edwards. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America was organized early in the fall under the supervision of Mrs. Kathryn Hulcherson. The programs and activities, arranged by the students, are informational and enter¬ taining such as, the publishing of the school paper, The Renan ' er each six weeks, and other objectives for the year. The meetings are held monthly. First Row—(Left to Right)-. Shelby Jean Rorer, Hallie Marie Stone, Vonnie Marr, Vice-President; Nancee Trent, Annetta Doss, Shirley Jacobs, Sue Milam, Secretary; Betty Sue Wyatt, Clara Belle Mills. Second Row.- Janie Hines, Dana Edwards, Jacqueline Waller, Judy Arthur, Betty Jean Jones, Gladys Neal, Peggy Mays, Mrs. Kathyrn Hutcherson, Sponsor. Third Row-. Bobby McGhee, Wayne Wyatt, Martha Rowland, Jane Wyatt, President; Thyra Hodnett, Treasurer,- Sondra Pickrel, Reporter,- Jimmy Eanes. - ||j. tggjpjr ' 1 J J.l |M T 1 jpg - ' . w. ' HR] BETA CLUB The Beta Club of Renan High School, consisting of twenty members, is under the direction of Mrs. Kathryn Hutcherson. Early in the school year we proceeded with this year’s chief project the publishing of a yearbook. The club has as a monthly project the inspection of classrooms and school grounds, and announcing the classroom honored for each month. We also work with the Parent- Teachers Association. A program is planned for each regular meeting of the club. First Row—(Left to Right): Patsy Watlington, Hollis Moon, Hal- lie Marie Stone, Jacqueline Waller, Treasurer; Donald Ed¬ wards, Vice-President; Judy Arthur, President; Shirley Jacobs, Secretary,- Sue Milam, Agnes Saunders, Doris Arthur. Second Row: Virginia Bailess, Jerrye Edwards, Reporter,- Beulah Ho¬ gan, Jean Dawson, Louise Doss, Vonnie Marr, Shelby Jean Rorer, Betty Sue Wyatt, Julia Farthing, Wynona Worsham, Mrs. Kathryn Hutcherson, Sponsor. MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club is an organized group of students who have met requirements for earning a letter and submitted to the week ' s initiation required for entrance. The year ' s project is to keep the athletic activities in the black. This is being accom¬ plished by the sale of popcorn in the afternoons and at ballgames. With hard work, our project will succeed. Aim: To promote citizenship, sportsmanship, and school spirit. First Row—(Left to Right): Patsy Watlington, Hollis Moon, Vice-President; Hallie Marie Stone, Secretary,- Phyllis Ed¬ wards, Jerrye Edwards, Sue Milam, Jane Wyatt, Reporter,- Julia Farthing, Clara Belle Mills. Second Row-. Bobby Pierson, Shirley Saunders, Emily Hubbard, Erie Layne, Jacqueline Wal¬ ler, President; Thyra Hodnett, Sondra Pickeral, Betty Sue Wyatt, Owen Eades. Third Row: Donald Edwards, Treasurer,- Bobby Dalton, Jimmy Eanes, Wayne Wyatt, Bobby Marr, Philip Compton, Freddie Pierson, Coach Krebs. GLEE CLUB Look lovely, but sound better The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Caroline Robbins, has a total member¬ ship of 57. Our project is to bring to the churches of the surrounding community programs of planned music. The Glee Club has enjoyed presenting their chorals and hope that they have been well received. We are deeply indebted to Hallie Marie Stone for her piano accompaniments dur¬ ing the past years. First Row—(Left to Right): Nancy Jacobs, Janice Kelly, Ellie Layne, Patsy Watlington, Peggy Rowland, Hallie Marie Stone, Accompanist; Barbara Ann Cardwell, Barbara Jacobs, Peggy Elliot, Faye Stone, Mrs. Robbins, Director. Second Row-. Hol¬ lis Moon, Sue Milam, Nancy Moorefield, Lucy Johnson, Phyl¬ lis Edwards, Nancy Lanier, Jacqueline Waller, Beatrice Eanes, Merle Barksdale, Adell Mays, Mary Ellen Stone, Beulah Ho¬ gan, Wynona Worsham. Third Row: Donald Edwards, Betty Sue Wyatt, Jerrey Edwards, Peggy Mays, Shirley Jacobs, Betty Jean Jones, Erie Layne, Janie Moorefield, Jean Dawson, Marie Barbour, Judy Arthur, Jane Wyatt, Dana Edwards, Martha Rowland, Reporter; Agnes Saunders, Shelby Rorer. Fourth Row: Bobby McGhee, Inez Robertson, Dale Worsham, Jean Faye Crews, John Henry Lea, Owen Eades, Philip Compton, Voil Dillard, Bobby Marr, Alton Arthur, Mervin Dillard, Cecil Cardwell, Owen Crowder, Clarence Wilson, Carl Adams. BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: George Layne, J. T. Crews, Dan Nuckols, Harold Pickrel, Mrs. Sallie Wat- lington. LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Julia Ann Farthing, Mrs. Gladys Adams, Mrs. Janie Crowder, Mrs. Velma McGregor, Mrs. Maude Power. MR. JOHN KREBS Coach MRS. EDNA KREBS Chaperon JULIA FARTHING JERRY EDWARDS GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First Row %,e(t to Right): Betty Sue Wyatt, Agnes Saunders. Second Row; Jerrye EdwarS jJulia Farthing, Jane Wyatt, Jacqueline Waller, .Spiror Hodnett, Merle Barksdale, Shirley Jacobs, Martha Rowland. T|hc Tow: Ellie Layne, Barbara Jacobs, Peggy Elliott, Peggy Rowta PdAdams, Jean Faye Crews, Shirley Hu lltiliii fi nl, mu JACQUELINE WALLER BETTY SUE WYATT THYRA HODNETT SONDRA PICKERAL 4 BOBBY PIERSON DONALD EDWARDS BOYS ' BASKETBALL FREDDIE PIERSON SHIRLEY- SAUNDERS OWEN EADES JIMMY EANES CHEERLEADERS to Right.- Captain, Patsy Watlington; Hollis Moon, Shirley Saunders, Shelby Jean Rorer is Edwards, Hallie Marie Stone, Betty Jean Jones. JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Billy Edwards. First Row—(Left to Right): Owen Crowder, G. W. Jacobs, Dan Davis, Clifton Pickrel, Billy Shelton. Second Row-. Dean Jennings, Ronald Blanks, Raymond Barrett, Wayne Edwards. BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling—(Left to Right): J. T. Eades, Teddy Goode. First Row: Paul Brooks, Donald Ed¬ wards, Owen Eades, Earl Mayhew, Paul Shelton, Fredrick Tucker, Buddy Crews, Freddie Pierson, Coach Krebs. Second Row-. Jimmy Eanes, Bobby Pierson, Shirley Saunders, Ronald Cothran, Phillip Compton, Byron Blair, Wayne Wyatt, Ronald Barksdale, Bobby Dalton. NAME IS CALLED PREFERS AMBITION Arthur, A. witty Al Betty Successful Marriage Arthur, M. full of life Judy Winfred Something Great (.Barbour) guiet) ( Marie ' flovd 1 Housewife Biair enjoyable Blair Hunting Rancher Compton a wolf Flip Females Admiral Dillard, M. a gentleman Merv Brunetts Get Hitched Dillard, V. industrious Voil Evelyn President Eanes, B. pleasant Beatrice Danville Secretary Eanes, J. a monkey Jimmy Fun Mess Sergeant Edwards attractive Jerrye That OF Black Magic Three Quesses!?! Farthing popular Julia MEN Lady Wrestler Hodnett vivacious Thyrod Red-heads Comedien Hubbard flirty Emily Clothes Home-Ec Teacher Layne slender Tootie Altavista Home in Altavista Mann tall Richard Sitting down Hobo Mayhew ambitious Clyde Auto races Pilot McGhee independent Bob Nancys Aeronautics Engineer Moon a doll Pluto LOVE Who Knows? Moorefield studious Janie Mercurys Nurse Pickrel lazy Sonnie Potato-chips Ha! (?) Rorer cute Sheb Blue Chevrolets Success Saunders nice Aggie Tall boys Secretary Shelton cute Doug Blondes Foreign Legion Stone crazy Stonie Fords Farmer’s Wife Waller brainy Tubby Food Big Wheel Wyatt handsome Wayne Girls State Trooper CLASS HISTORY On the eighth day of September, 1942, about 45 scrawney little youngsters entered Renan School in the first grade. For the first few weeks, we were a meek, scared little bunch; many of the group spending their entire day crying for Mama! Mrs. Starkey and Mrs. Blair were always around to dry our tears, and under their able leadership, times soon changed! In no time at all, we began to feel al¬ most as important as anybody and our meekness vanished to such a degree that many of us often had to “stay in for talking. Soon we were in the second grade, again having Mrs. Blair to lend us her guidance and to put our galoshes on for us. That year we had a new pupil added to our group— Jacqueline Waller started to school. In May, we all dressed up in white and wound the May-pole. The wind was blow¬ ing ' so hard we could hardly wrap the streamers,- this was very bad for some of the girls paper costumes. By the time we entered the third grade we had lost quite a few of our group and gained a few more, but we were the same mischievious little group. We kept Mrs. Saunders pulling her hair over our many escapades. In the fourth grade we were divided into two groups. (We were so mean that one teacher couldn ' t stand all of us!) Mrs. Owen took the larger portion of the group and Mrs. Rowland the other part. Most of the gang were be¬ ginning to feel mighty grown-up, but some of us were still babies. Shelby Jean, Hallie Marie and Jerrye were still bringing their dolls to school and cutting out paper dolls in every spare moment. Little “secret groups were or¬ ganized to talk over very important (??) matters. Everything was new in the fifth grade. We had a new principal, Mr. Raymond Bodkin, and his wife was our teacher. We could no longer run up and down the halls before and after school, and we had to get in a line to go to assembly. Right before Christmas, Straightstone School burned down, so we had several additional pupils in our class. We prac¬ ticed from January till May on the May-pole Dance, to the tune of “Stars and Stripes Forever. We still can ' t stand to hear that song! In the sixth grade we were divided again. Mrs. Bodkin kept all the boys and Mrs. Hines took the girls in with several boys who had failed their grade the year before. This year we had our first parties. We had a Christmas party at Mrs. Hines ' house and a St. Patrick’s Day party at school, at which we entertained (??) our parents. Attendance picked up con¬ siderably, but why not? For coming every day in the week, we got thirty minutes extra recess and for coming every day in the year, we got silver dollars. Everyone, with the ex¬ ception of Jacqueline, got the measles and Julia even rep¬ resented our class in the May Court still wearing her splotch¬ ed face!! The seventh grade found us back in Mrs. Hines ' s room, joined now by the boys who had left us the year before. A few of the older boys had quit and Kenneth Reynolds and Ollie Doss were lost to us by going ahead to the eighth grade. We had our usual amount of fusses, scraps, and romances, but we were a happy bunch. We got a pre¬ view of coming attractions when we were visited by the group from Hurt. Lots of cute boys and girls came, but we wondered how on earth we would ever get to know them as our friends. (A lot we knew!) In 1950, forty-one shy, but excited youngsters entered Renan High School to begin the long struggle toward grad¬ uation. Mr. Martin P. Allman was our sponsor, and he al¬ most succeeded in teaching us that if you keep your mouth shut, you ' ll be richer for it! Our freshman year found us bolder and eager to ven¬ ture into more grown-up activities. Some of the girls, having cut their pig-tails during the summer, now “went steady. Jacqueline, Julia, Sondra, Thyra, Jerrye, Emily and Erie made the basketball team, several of them even becom¬ ing lettermen. Wayne, Wallace, Carrol, Byron, and Ken¬ neth Emerson also began their career in basketball. Mr. All- man was our homeroom teachers, and our coach. When we began our Sophomore year, we had a former Renan graduate for our homeroom teacher, Miss Elizabeth Mayhew, who later became Mrs. Regen. Again this year we were active in sports and all extracurricular activities. Mrs. Mary S. Anderson was waiting for the Juniors with her stern, jovial personality, to encourage us to be more civilized. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was splashed with water guns. For several weeks the Junior class was shunned. Mum was the word. Finally, on the night of the twenty- seventh of May, we learned why. After having spent a whole fun-packed day touring Appomattox, we came back to school to a party, only to find that we were the honored guests. We were presented with those long-awaited-for class rings! This party will long be remembered and treas¬ ured by all of us. Now, we are upperclassmen, again under the direction of Mrs. Anderson. Our last year has just begun but already we are very busily engaged in many activities. On the 5th day of November we presented our senior play, The Skele¬ ton Walks, and it was a screaming (??) success. We are looking forward to our trip to Washington and finally com¬ mencement. —MARIE J. ARTHUR THE RENAN ' ER STAFF Seated: Shirley Jacobs, Editor; Shelby Rorer, Feature Editor; Thyra Hodnett, Sports Editor,- Sue Milam, Art Editor; Janie Hines, Secretary. Standing-. Martha Rowland, Financial Mana¬ ger,- Dana Edwards, Class Editor; Mrs. Kathryn Hutcherson, Sponsor. THE RAMBLER STAFF DRINKS COCA-COLA DANVILLE DAIRY PRODUCTS CO., INC. Serving your school with FAULTLESS ICECREAM DANVILLE, VA. 4 — PEOPLES BANK OF GRETNA Gretna, Virginia Serving our area with complete banking services since 1911. We solicit your accounts. THE BANK WHERE YOU FEEL AT HOME ; ROYAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 546 Craghead Street Danville, Virginia L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Renan ' s Good Tobacco Sells Better C. S. and C. Division Attleboro, Massachusetts Known Wherever there are Schools and Colleges WM. P. 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With Ames ABC-coupled aluminum pipe your lines are set up in a matter of minutes. Push, click, the pipe is coupled, then automatically locked and sealed by water pressure. An easy twisting pull and it ' s apart. No hooks or gadgets. Saves hours of time and labor. Your Ames dealer is an irrigation specialist. Without obligation, he will be glad to engineer an efficient system tailored to your needs. Get in touch with him today. Compliments of THE LITTLE OIL CO. PHONE 289-A ALTAVISTA, VIRGINIA SOUTHEAST SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES 1 1 : P. O. Box 328 i Greensboro, North Carolina i i i i ( , , i r-- -7 BURRUSS LAND AND LUMBER CO., INC. Brookneal, Va. s We buy lumber and ! standing timber ssras n. ai amwr? [ i Compliments of School, Church and Public Seating WILUAMS LUMBER CO. Furniture ! 327 West Main Street Brookneal, Va. Richmond, Virginia Phone Richmond 7-4035 ! —--—---. , i _ rr BROOKNEAL CLEANERS Pick-up and Delivery Quality Cleaning Phone 1 28 Brookneal, Va. -- —■— � W. B. 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EAT LIKE A KING ON A HAMBURGER BUDGET HOW?? By joining the most sensible plan ever divised. Fitzgerald-Amana Food Plan 600 Broad Street Phone 575 Altavista, Virginia We have food and freezers within your present food budget DrPepper CHATHAM INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. John M. Treadway — Henry C. Hurt Chatham, Virginia ALTAVISTA CONCRETE PRODUCTS All Types of Building Materials Phone 321. Altavista, Vu mpliments of BAYLOR FLOUR AND FEED LUCKY STAR Altavista, Va CHATHAM COOPERATIVE Z, FARMER ' S SERVICE C. D. HUNT, SR Distributor Pure Oil Products retna Firestone and Goodyear Tire; Siegler Oil Heaters Silent Flame Tobacco Curer APPRECIATION The Staff of the 1955 Rambler wishes to acknowledge its apprecia¬ tion and indebtedness to all the Ad¬ vertisers and Contributors for their generosity in supporting our publica¬ tion. Phone 2366 GRETNA, VIRGINIA tJL I jlA-Z- ' u Cl ,(XKy U. K, ' - - b TviojQv r J f l udt ( JisYAJu ri J - sO 1 1 k druf -f ' ' -2_ A ' jW - JCJI a IfA 1 . . 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