Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1944 volume:

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Spt Sabe J . . “ed? a rey : + f ‘on b oO eE a 4% ; - “ e ‘ P “ q j ry anh) te WE THE SENIOR CLASS O [944 AT RUSTBURG HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATE THIS THE THIRD VOLUME OF THE OWL TO OUR BELOVED AND .FATTH FUL TEACHER: MISS EDITH EVANS We dedicate this little book To a teachcr we love dear To one who's worked in every way And, helped us yoar by year You've always beon so faithful And always been so truce Always working,striving onward Toaching us just what to doe No task was for you to great; Nor neither none too small. But you would work 'till all were thnough Showing fairness to us all. So please accept this gratitude For we do want you to know Just how we really love you And romember you as we fo. i a ES ae estas 7 : : -— —_ ae a os tear. 2 ‘ “ ee ne) ae Par Ts hee a ‘T ‘ - $ 4 . . . w } ° “ %e . as) —_ _ a : —e + e- Ve — = 7 A ‘ 7 Ws i) ow . - wt ———s ° — “ ; i. ow ’ ¥ j ¥ iy % | i ‘4 Oe ETE TI ee thy RON CE AE 5 RR Te PACULTY j Wiss Evans,Miss Overstreet,Miss Adams,Miss Stephenson,Miss Tweedy,S.Row:Mr.J.R.Gardner Miss Ewart, Miss Mosely,Miss Francis,Mrs. Garbee Mrs Cutler ,and Miss Howard. | ee ee ne te ecm nee ee (Le SEE enone . semaine ie ee “, a 2x We ER oe f mn baa Le Rew — - . o. . ri Sf ; A RINE sn et NON: ARO ER AN AOE NO Ait tO CEN CO NE SE TS EI TNS CRN SRR mange wm '= mmr amy fe wae = RUSTBURG HIGH SCHOOL r - pce ee ee eee - —_ oo —s ° - - Wey Pee + eo CE ewe Bi SO ROT TK : ‘oa Sale ene Ce os ee es me Ae na | 1444 = a” - 7 ° Me a ete ting , + °y : an eet 3. ° a a . =a “ e.? : - tat a fue . e ¥ a % 2 , t a w : 4s Py, neve, a6 2 k aa? : OS F | f . s Lew ss. Be Hair Vanner Tonner Track Team'42,Class Pres.'Al, '42 Annual Staff'41,Sec.of Lit.sSoe. '42 Pres. of Lit.Soc. '4@.%ditor-in=echisf OF Annual ‘44, Sr. class ilstorian, gonior Phay Habo.Club'42 and 45, Avhandsome little. lady with a well developed mind, fo never was known to be left benind, sHevs Qiways as willing.to werk sa to Vlay And she'll end up a miehty succes somo daye — Vary thel “atkins pr i Kary Vico Pros.Cliss '47 Senior Pley,i.'c. Club '42,°45,'44 Class nditor '44 vary Watkins,a good executive,we fre yey a if Who has 2 nice smile and a manner. dcrur Bay ‘She does well in all her undertakings And many are tho hearts that aho is certiin to broke Estello Leli- ‘ood Lec Hete.Club '42 '43 '443Pres.3onior Class Senior Play;Annual Staff '44 Lolia Wood,A bouncing girl, ray who cn never control her unruly curl. Wovdon't mind it,we like. it that | Ways we hope..she'll. stay as’ she is today . a : re en 4 ELC LL CO OLR OE yt = tee ba mn A oe PUES, aes Club WAR amNA Gem Aa Helice Club: '42-'43 r A OO, GS, SS ae Marcaret Hilda Carwile Hebe. Club; '42-'45 Senior vlay y ware 's to Néer sret Carrile of the senior. class, Mo mas ne, neod for aylooking wlasa, She is smart as a whip and twice as fine Pi eoo SNe 2s Called a humin’ pold rinGe Vallie Frances Dawson Nell . sSenlor Play sSenior Class Proohet. fellie Dawson,so fluttery and sweet, iIngmaoers bor clothes with) a style that’s neat, ANG wssouen a whiz tn the, choeristry . class a) Laat eorouuees losds of “Leuchs. We Doris Christine Gowen MtSi aban Senior Play we Hore’ s bo Woris Goon, A lasa- both tiny and small, Sho is so swoot,that all the boys Sunarm'round ner in the hall. 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Laer x. 1 y rt ores OE EY sae) “sh, it} st aoe sr eaeteer rari seeretceemymmeeeatolobiad, Hsueh ciainesrenioitsietoeinun-nlecsepaseiS ce, oh A TT Ea ern me agen in LLL LOLOL AL ELE CLES LLL LOE ELLE OE LEELA CT A A TCL ECC A EOE A Ee tt 1444 oe Doughias Hamilton . a Tora { - For this positian thero's none no te bo SA AO me ATT KAN NR ee MIE A 4 ae 2 ear or ¥ : nd £ % anal NE 02 CT ere nets eee reenter + neato ey een eee tn MP tm nik Menenemmemnmane even x eg ¥ sa t aT “ piri, Aliens: eh men penton a meme: ene mms | imuneene SSAA Ya ON wf R Naess pamsatnenpcnnnt VY ¥ re ° A 5 i ¢ | a i a Iimararage sn Mi atoeeserwemnes ed Ys | mg iciaetenaiinesnenaminnttaase heen Sonio. rilay Lorene is quict a charming girl find her brown hair has a lovely ) curl. Wo're sure she'll succeed from day to day, And here is wishing her well on her pathway. Mary Frances Jorden Pannic H.Ec. Club '42 '43,'44 Tcstator '44 Senior Play,Annual Staff’ '44. Here's to Frances with her blonde curls, Bolieve me folks she's a vory fine girl. This. year ahe will, leave us mo mare | to return, Wo hope she achioves the success. that she carns. Margaret Florence Monroe bPalivt H.eEe. Club '42,'43,'44;Giftorian of Honor classsSenior, Play;Honor Systom ‘41, Here's to Margaret,that little stylo setter better Ssho's small,neat ‘and cuto in Iooks And as wo @ll know, not bo bad in Se ee —_ et me ene ‘ wee� _- ——— Scnior Play,H.Bc. Club '421435, '44; Chieternian of S.C ws (44, Sathryn Wingfield so esrefrce and gay Came to school at ‘Rustburg ono diayy Byes followed her evory motion, Admirntion for hor was oOccunNe Vary Nolmes Pucketto Puckotte Vice Pres.of Class '44,Prea.S.C.A.. 44 Chairman Prorram Committco in Lit. So.! 44 Senior Play,Soc.?: Annual Staff of '44 HsEe. Club!42 and '43 | : ! Wary Puckette hus o+cs of bluc moa aA amile that Jots truc. A sweotcr girl you cannot find I'm glad to know she's a friend of mince Kathryn Mac “inefield PCacky wido as tne Treasedr.Class, you know it's ‘i Boge eee ivy San ee See “ — - “-. ¢ - - P - Digs - «ees sn : ? : - P “ . é ' ’ ; ' - : . - - 9 . 4 . - : 7 e . e's 6 . - - : F ' . ° Ci : . 5 e : . : : °. : : . . ° 7 David Monroe Maxey B00 tH 4 Baseball team '42,'!43,'44 Captain of Base! bali team '44:Vice Pres.Jr. Class;Senior | Play; Athletic Chairman $.C.A.'44;Sec.of | Liteso. '44:Assistant Editor of Annual '44:Softhall '43,'44;Judg.Team '43. Monroe ts an athleté ! He's the guy whofs sure to reach His; goal in @2 ster studded sky. Melvin Jones Cheatham. Mick Track Team '42;Treas.F.F.A.'435;Agri.'42 and '43;Business Mag.Of Annuel '44;Sec. and Treas.of Senior Class '44;Senior Play, Judging Team '43;Salutatoriar. ! Melvin Cheatham so brilliant and bright Has time for love every Saturday night. How can he manage it ,you exclaim, Why girls he took lessons from Old Mark Twain! From good ole Rustburg High, ah a — sty ee Me Li] Ai ° o 6 6 '‘¢a7 wow is ft wary) ev Amepe eS e a2 rN ya en ogee ae � - oth Prr4, hak | _ ! | F ae 5 ata a ‘ : oe Why ive ‘Le 4 24) bg mit te nee -er = My, ny ' re heel BD aie rT VJ . “nv . = : 7 ak eei4 ae 2 b ' 1 F : tT + Fé 4 . co J tee Ma a -! a 4 ee 4 . x t : : � =. . mY 4 . KA) : ha ‘ | a y at lie le had ho , a5 : � , ht ‘ f Sha. L ' ; hee ‘ 4 sm] a) eT | tre © vot ow FD Slipee om ” ru oo i pes 0% i] j af +i : 7 ‘ Presa aes ree pent Lae we 7 ‘. bg ny, .— io d.; oo ee ee ee ee a Pir : A he CA o ee oe -e-3 oe owes ears m 2% en i 4 rr . 3 7 + i a oa ti a enn ats tie Gxt SY ARR ae eainelahl eritre aie! pare | { br ei 73 , PA neh Her Aiemtie awn emer nee | neem no de wed we A i | nn een re oe ¥ os pa my ‘ Tee i ae ia Ce et I it TAM Tile WR Et ae oes mma se Poi - - ¥ ee | tte eee: fe coernee cemetemercuanee te an 4 m bg 12 er ee ones ne ee — ee mee me nem mem ee re ee re eer a es cee Pvt, James H. Carwile 5 WE DEDICATE THIS PAGE TO JIMMY HERMON CARWILE | | CALLED TO THE SERVICE BEFORE HE COMPLETED HIS SENIOR YEAR.HE IS NOW SERVING WITH A TANK DESTROYER COMPANY LOCATED AT NORTH CAMP HOOD,TEXAS.JIMMIE'S PLEASING PERSONALITY AND SUNNY DISPOSITION HAS BEEN MISSEB BY { | EACH OF HIS MANY FRIENDS HE WON DURING HIS SCHOOL DaYS . “18m Wh + ey eee oY thas oem tae Lf = vs BOT oD aN AA oN RTA aco nw 8 RRR TOURTONE PORIRUA DS Rit tame oncentiemmnietne | iin : sy Scns eay 9 | ! [O a] 1944 roa a sonior History ‘ bibs pe ES Unoegay wiile ioxploning in the, liprary my oyos Pell || upon a book intitlod, Ycars in High School .Immcdiatcly | | I opened this book and road the contonts.aAfter rcading | it and pondoring ower what tho author had said,my momory wandered back to my 2wn school days and to the graduating eless,Or Rall.os, in 1944. This class begam its great ad- vonturoe in’ tho fall of I1940.There wore 34 mombers.anna Tanner was chosen prosidont,Mary Watkins vico pros,,Charlilc Wisccarver Scc. Treas.,and Roy Wincbargor class cditor. We were very active studonts,praticipating in both basco petiwend soft balls ‘on the Annual Staff Honor Council and in othor school astivitics.Miss Martha Turnor was our director and sho was assigted by Misses Edith Evans, Loutse De Jarncttc,Anne Holdcn,and Mr.J.R.Gardner. The yoar passcod swiftly and socn we wore on the sccomd lap lf our exploration. year ,but sepa two of..thom remained for the entire ycat. Miss Edith Evans was our loador, with Misscs Franccs Hughes, Martha Turncr,and Mrs Margerct Cartcr Doan.O0fficorss this yoar wcorosinna Tannor Pros,,Charlic Wisccarvor Vico | { i Fall I194IT¢ We added four now mombors to our clads this | 1Pros.,4nd Joancttec Marsh SEC. Treas.iio wore still activo | fin all school ovents and 20 of us wore roady to bogin the ,; third exploring trips her guidance! Roy Wincbargrr was choscn pres.,Monroc Maxoy vico pres.,and Mary Puckottc scae trcoase Our Junior yoar was one o£ the biggest and happicst of sur : | M | ' I i Fall I942% Milton Carson had to leavco us in vur Junior | | |ycar for Uncle Sam had callod him to join tho navy. Miss | }Sallio Porrow was our loader now,and did Cee hum under | high scho51 days. Wo cnjoycd partics given in the agriculturo building and participated in many school sport Miss Turnor left us to bo marricd and with much happincss wo addod Mrs.J.R. Gardner to our staff.Misscs Edith Evans and Frances Hughes remaincd with us.Miss Prrrow chango hor namc to Mrs.Morman Cutlor,bur rvomaincd with us. Soon wo were singing to thu Scniors on their graduating night. : end of our cxploring trip was in viocw,soon oo, realize Ne ee a ae” aaa eee 2 agen omer ae ete aes sur drcams.WE WHERE SENIORS! Fall 1945 We knww that this yoar would be a: busy ono, So wo bogan work .at oncco.eLolia Wool was dlocted pres., Mary Puckctte vico pros.,Mclvin Cheatham scc. trcoas.,dAnns | | Tannor Historian,Prances Jordan Tostator,Margarct Monroc pein and Nollio Dawson prophct.Mrs.eCutlcr was our } SS nt tne eer cmerter ern. eee eer nen rene ne TCERON sti TREN or mene p mepsteh® ana nein seenteeenen—et eevee oan cceeceneentaestngn rn viemmrmananteianetaaae Aipanesaveninecapse te Sele nant cee Se) -_ Le y+ . J ied, + SiGe fer gage ‘ ‘ , —odh Ch iment aay, Gate! Seige 9 t i ee ie eee : Ste aes + ) CY ‘ i ech Suhail Berge Oe en Ti ee a ae ne, = a ; 3 gop Seating 7 Sede TSS RES Wt EAA OL fF fk | Pea poeerers te Yo meek ew Nr i | - - — Y spies tte § eth Stee oe “| 1944 ag Le } 4 sponsor,Misses Edith Evans,Rayo Francis,Dorotha Uversvrooct and Mr. J.R. Gardner made up the high’ schos faculty. Fate surcly was against us,only I2 of the Sricinas thirty-four word sconiors.Five of. our class- - mated answorod the call to the colors.Jcancttec Marsh and Johnny Pick had completed their high school course during the summor of '45 and Johnny had joincd tho etry corpa.s lucilio Riloy got marricd and Louise Janning ett jus becauso of illincss.Lorona Hamilfien joinod our class at tho beginning of tho sccond term.QOur motto, WAl] Out Fob Victory cxpresscos the scntimont of the Yemaining sonior’ class mcmbcrs,for wo hopo to sco the class mates who had to lcaveo us bceauso of the war | come back and be graduated with honors from our Alma Mator,. 7 4 ' — 4 i - . - ’ - ’ - . ‘ + - . e 4 ‘ ° « - � . si - }) ie 4 s aek . it ax’ of ae ne id ‘ey oe or re i “e = gone a @ te wr . ew 7c ¢ | � : Ae fa side be ee “ ol a Sad en ee l= TC I TT, apy Di REAR: A AERREES se KCI ew TS | eae 7 | | ) % 4 ie ATS EL RI EIN ALOS EE OOT | | em st cameramen PO R Cc A CELA HOC NOC tt IY A, My i | ly ny LOEE 1944 | an] trie Class Prophasy Marg ately 7 - ark Ware Tell me not in mournful number, Life is but an emoty dreaml For the soul is dead that slumbers, And things are not what they seem.' anxious for night to come so that my dreams could be re- Sumedy. Soon the hour came and my eyés closed in deep slumber. “Wueer as it may seem mv thoughts wandered back to the 74 seniors of 1944 at H.H.5.,who ten cee AZO left the school as graduates to take their places in the | margaret Carwile is now a dean of women at Mary Jashington College. WwW i after day dreaming late one afternoon I was very = ‘ } i | Doris Gowen fianhly settled down in Hollywood as jan Betress and she and her husbamd live alife of havpiness|. Lora Hamilton after taking reducing pills could at last fit under the steering wheel,and took off to burope as an ambulance driver,ans now she has settled down in jor Quiet country home . 4 i Frances Jordan is still helping Humanity .she has ysaved’ many lives due to her SS tah eat in the nursing proféssion . ae: Mary Puckette has accepted a position with the Campbll Co. School Board and is teaching Math.at Kustburg digh School . inna Tanner after many years of hard work has become head physician in ‘ashing eton Hospital and is working day and night over the suffering patients. Vary Watkins hostess on an airliner comes back to hustourg on her time of f between flighta and is heartily welcomed by the whole community. Kathryn “ingficld has just returned to visit her homefolks at Rustburg and is preparing for a return trip to Japan where she will settle down as 2a missionary's wif Lelia 00d won the Kentucky Derby in. -'48 after care )| fully studying ijow to get the Sest Trom Your dorse . Movin } westward, podoes clamor for her as the cowbovs yell ce ateh the | ocd ein] ritde , 1 : ee ee SE a ere ERs ety eeeniSerrseenee-eeere ences AE 0+ ease OREN NE Are Gee tas . as Pe A a NE ST + RS AA A, y+ ng ant et = — a . ° - . im A £ = bp - bet ' P JeGoealdhh VJ Le py hoy Ney tite PORE le ds bey |. fied jai 7 ¢ 7 re 0) a | lei | gf) ’ , ) ey ‘7 + p 2 : ' é ne pi 4 7 P 7 Vie. eae © é f Np J i ' , é rad oni : ‘ , 44 4 ' A , : 3 rie ‘ -_ ‘Yo'ey - ; - . ? pot jn ‘ ae | . by 7 , ’ s| ] 1 = . = . + ‘ . . d _ -t = ‘ . . 4 ‘ . � 4 ‘ ‘ . sd e oa ‘ ea “, . i. i ® i rt A . wat } � @ if ’ : ’ « e ’ Py 2 , ‘ e 6 . $ - . « ) : � Whe aie ji ' n Se a mete ; 49) Die Fan p vi it 7 . t , ” a % J ‘ 2 ng re) ee ? Lee? ’ Pa are We Aat Be ae po s ” i : , P : os pS sie 4 . - 7 q he e : as ¥. hog let es Wat Meee : an ee Class Prophssy “ellie Dawson has changed her attitude toward dancing and is now famous the world over as a Ballet dancere Yrarcsaret lfonroe has become. a prominent air pilots Mee Often her lovely picture appears in Air Force as the most outstanding pilot of the day,She has made many Huecems.ul flights across the océan,and flies in fair or stormy weather. Jimmy Carwile after his return from service was | {made head manager of the Blue Buckle %verall factoby. He jalways finds a job for any one who really wants to wotbk. Monroe itiaxey,after delivering many inspiring sermons, has accepted the call as pastor of one of the jlargest Presbyterian Churches, suddenly B'woke and knew that this was only the loseginning of rich happiness,springing from our high school ays .ourely the world would be a better place bécause of ithe se students who have spent their time and developed their tallent in their various vocaticns. Indeed they have not been slumbering . “ellie Dawson Prophet ) LRN Ge cn cn: et sem jc eichinve eenierenntaiy anes ine (tt oe Vi as ee ee ry + f aye'y ‘ ‘ ' . « i“ a ® ° —- 7 att } ; B L 5 � sy : , KA Vas ort 2, alle oe ta eae ay, 7 | = oh ; r Ser pete NN ary cr) ci 7 ' i a ! «) rs by be wa, ee ois - kM 4 j ria Eta yer ee ois: ‘ wh ¥ er). .) Sa” AG «6 3 . : aT | e° eer — be Class Will We the Senior Class of Rustburg High School of }1944 being of sound mind and disposing mcomory do ihereby make and publish this our: last will and testament and dcclare all other wills made by us previous to this null and void. | IL GEN!:RALS: ; T°? the entirs school we leave our school Spirit,our loyalty and faithfulness and the duty to unhold and preserve our dear Alma Mater. To the Junior class wo will our textbooks providing thsy will follow our example of learning everything marked important for Exams. To any one who. can use it,one ton of rod id. TO WTHE FACULTY s To Mr .Gardner,our bcoloved principal we bequeath a chemistry teacher next year so he will have time to mako out his.swn Driving Test! To Mrs.Cutler,aur sponsoyp a position in Hollywood to train actors. To Miss Evans we will an ore intellectual English IV class in 1944 and 1945. To iss Ovorstroct,a book of photographer's instructions so that she will be able to get an 4 earlier start on the: Annual next year. To Miss Francis a government job in “Nashington as secretary to a handsome young gentlc- Mane ITI SPECIAL BEQUESTS: Margaret Carwile wishes to leavesher quietness to Jane Calshan . To Peggy Bell we bequeath Mary “iatkins' sweet disposition «.; Doris Gowen wills her good fortune of secing her Romeo every night to Ethel Misnor. To Mary 4shwell we leave Lora Hamilton's secret of how to gain weight . i, To Betsy Board-we leave iargaret Monroe's hair style To Kose Tweedy,liary Puckette!s ability to be the teacher's pet’ . ne er eS lc ee er EEO TES ETE LEE LILLE ELL LISLE LLL LLL EL A A A we Se a ee TN TN Te RY SN RH SERDAR ONS IT ASR RR 9 NT RN eR Ap Asien Soyer esteem ee ey ® { d . A ‘eo d . J e rite pad Py cg dl e , 5 ys Ci ah ie a. oe = “ Ss ye os a P a “ ‘ -o oo , - . Ve - eS ee poe . hee Oe rs Pe é { i f - ® ' ? a- ‘ ' [ , % . 4 a ; . . ’ ° : a $. - a a “7 ’ Ld 4 ’ Mota to Mca ee t ¢ - ‘ ; ; ‘ iF ney el? ees j . res f F ane, ol atin Q Mi Mshsied ohne, x “ t 1 AE eas bey Lenses scene Class Will To sdna Tallsy,Kathryn Wingficld s cuteness. To Silly Patrick,Nellie Dawson's Ability to make up his own ideas. To Frances Azgmon we will Lelia ‘ood's popularity . To Clinton Farriss,lielvin Cheatham's ability to make cute remarks. To Jim Stone we will Monroe Maxey's ability to play musical instruments . Anna Tanner begueaths her interest in school, - and her ability to hold offices to Nancy Wright . To Hazel Duff and Hilda Newman we leave a book on iow to obey RULES in Ten fasy Lessons with cards when sont to publishers will bring any amount of extra lessons free . Wwe hereby appoint Billy Bryant of the class of '45 exccutor of this lasb will and testament,with full power and authority to execute samo according to its true and intended meaning,having perfect confidence in his judgement and integrity . Lo - : “ Rte oh, , eee oe ae [lets evcmmaecsore oe ec a 2 “aor anata aceeraien pa FTL Spel C— 1944 mp J [ats : Scnior Hall Of Fame 5 | Class Beauty Doris Gowen Besb Locking Boy Monroe Maxcy | Most Pooular Girl Lobia Wood Most Attractivo, Girl Frances Jordan Most Attractive Boy Melvin Cheatham Most Studiodus Anna Tanner Typical Senior Anna Tanner Girl Style Setter Margaret Monroe Boy Style Setter Melvin Cheatham ‘Cutest Kathryn Wingficld Moss Sthletic Girl Lelia Wood Most Abhictic Boy Monroc Maxey Most Original Mary Watkins Jolliest Francos Jordan Most Sincore Nellie Dawscn Most Musical Monroc Maxey Most Bashful Girl Margarct Carwile | Most Bashful Boy Monroe Maxcy j Chatter Box Lolin Wacd i Quictest Lorona Hamilton ia Lazicst | | Margarot Monroe Most School Spiritcd . | _Anna Tanner Most Dignificd “ary Watkins Teacher's Pot Mary Puckctte Wittest Melvin Cheatham Class Grumbler es 950 ost All Round Girl __ Anna Tanner Beat All Round Boy Melvin Cheatham Giggular ; Lelia Wood. Best Disposition Nellic Dawson : Biggest Bluffcr Monroc Maxoy Most Brilliant . : anna Tanner Class Flirt wary Puckotto Lelia Wood Typical Old Maid Mary Pucketto { ® ld ' a ' a! : - ; - J ] : —— wea © =e 4 o � i ! “4457 “ wale }- . Reis! lar ’ 9 an ® orf alts gage ' P ee ere a . ’ ase ¢ %. - 4 = m . . bs bs ‘ . rs . Zag “ae vy a Le 1 4 ‘ - 2 . . ¢ . % rd J ' Ve ¥ “ opts + ‘ 30° he : 5 : | gee ne Ree eee eRe meen, | meomer OE EON ER BO ‘ei ah; ae ee et Se AN BPE Yi F ee inital 0 , s J - q on, 5 a . : 4 7 ger ee oe a | - Pi : ‘ 4 7 + - | | . . +?) + � ; ‘ ae } j J 5 . ATi) . 7 ys } i] ew) � ‘ -4 hs es bale Rieti ate Mn , ed on hae gl om a 7 rr, .. we Porsidcnt Vico Prose jSocee TrOaS « | | ‘Edibor fugust Caldwoll Luthor Caldwell fubroy Carwilc Clinton Fariss Malcolm Joncs Frankiin Lcsure Gorald Maxoy Bruco Venablo Cathorino Ansty Fogey Boll j aie Bryant ate ee ae RNS erie pen coe ee Ann Wisccarver Teacher ee AE AOR OLS AOE Gorald Maxcy Brucco Vconablo Martha Lilly Botsy Board Botsy Board Jane Calahan Solono Carson Josephine Church Martha Lilly Arline Manley Nancy Maxcy Gracie Riddle Edna Talley Kathicen Wade Alice Williams Miss Edith Evans rad oF OAT eater | ame fi = re my Tonkin maxed re ; ee ener se enn 1 ner ene ee so i SE a REI OAL A AA OR RA A OC A LL ALES A LOD ¢ CRIT Saha WO RAS Pa be BA TEs POP See eM | fre tn ai neercetnen tinge Seapetinhevny Perea | saat ati SCREENS TS aCe: phot eal “J aw 4 , L. - [ faies : unseen Junior Class History We boarded the. Chattanooga Choo Choo and chuggsd into the Junior ylass room,the whistle going full blast. Twenty-three passengers filed in with “iss ndith ivans,our enginesr. @h © That A Beautiful - forning when we arrived once more for School Days Wwe ellected a crew of able officers: :Preside Gerald Maxey,Vice Pres. Bruce Venable Secretary cust Lartha Lilly, Class «zditor Betsy Board. No are very proud) of U. Bb.) folllips Jr«,who Left us due to service in the Wavy.Also,yse give honoable mention to Catherine Ansty who plans to graduate in | | Alice Williams is our class beauty and she is | I | ; summer school to aid in the war effort. indecd worthy of the title.Of the opposite sex,Gerald Maxey carries off top honors with the unanimous election .| Of best looking boy “osephine Church and Malcolm Jones most popular girl and boy.ancy liaxey is the most attractive girl and biggest flirt. Maybe that's how she | Junior Sweethearts Betsy Board is the smartest and | ‘puce Venable mast efficcent.Malcolm Jones is 21so0 | $ ae classified as Sunshine of the class because he keeps the class in hysteries with his bright remarké. Catherine Ansty runs him class second,however,hnolding the office as the wittesb.Malcolm Jones is also the laziest but keeps his good grades. Incidentally,he was elected Miss Qerstreet's Pet % artha Lilly is most school spirited. Jane Calahan is style settey,and scatterbra .in’.The most won her ace of hea rts, DillyBryant. These two are famous athletic boy and girl are,Gerald “axey And Ann “isecarver St At midterm rank Lesure replaced Gracie Childgpess 's empty desk when she moved away. The JuniorsSenior event proved to be a ‘Lovely Way To Spend jin Evening sie got together about six and had a picnic supper.Then we played games and danced.By Aen Rr ANNES = See a 1 ON armmekan TY —— ea a a ate . | the way,we caught ‘‘iss Evans ans Mr. Gardener dancing ©; in the dark.After bidding the seniors goodbye we | resolved and fully expect to be outstanding Seniors next year and live up to our motto,Deeds ot Dreams. ee ee i AE te tee etatte ae A 0 aa er LOL: CS OCS LC LOT EEL LLE ALLEL A CLE LLELA ALE LE LDEL LE LL C LOE OLE AN N Ett. RE CE ENN CA mR ett att, nary natant % age tale 5 pelt 9S tee ‘ - +8 fe eee ee a SCs N bon by = - - mPa aes t j % � pe, “ir aS seal 4 4 : Me Ae 4 7 i a ¢ . We ares: as, Mi oh rah ak ; . pos Tt. a } itt he : - i . oft . Pera ks a ra Ate Gow RNG wri ts } : ‘ iy | | Gia: aan eee Ge | | ee Oe a 4 ste ae e (res er meres a tant) eA AE ees ae iy Ser Par «te i : ‘ , 7a . ; ah ae By oe es aid ee ee 4% ; . on i) ae 2% ee ss . 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La se antes? o “Ped ' 4 tpi BS gha Syerory ta ee al eee ad - j ‘ . : eh, Scy Ett (9% de! foe ee oe | aes se ‘hi 5 ae ve aed) et 1 | : ne Ue ‘ere: ee i i as x Aste! ped oS ae oe ott. 2 oP. % ‘ ae icthe 4 t _ TH a) Sd + pate i a - . ee ey en “ay ti trig cawahoete Ot . tan. dnt bette Sg elaine aint e ; - + ftteepe 10S hb Ga eee ea hits ; i Bey ! aa Nice ae eee .’ ibee same Tart ore ee . eel AR ee Se en es emma Me eS OS Ce ear A ; is dav 7 4 ® Zt - . ‘@ § a 7 ) ? 4 tite , ; bd Penaces t . -abtelie 7 by J : ro - | eee . ‘e | PF s..0u Phang ot. 1 iz ‘{ {ee he Hoi ngiet ’ on ee Seeie p a 3 “aes ©.) � Om % Pp j . én ey eae a a . oe ee ee ee a a SE ie ici ate JSS R° PR Vee umes Te ea ie =] ita Pecans | : Sophomorcs Class | Presidscnt Parbara Clay is j ft a | ;Vice President Maric Bingham | | [Scerotary Trcoasurcr ; Julia Frazior : Editor Gcrald Chactham Maric Bingham Nancy Wright Margarot Caldwell Harald Caatcs Barbara Clay Gerald Choatham | Hazel Duff Billy Davidson | } Julia Frazior Edwin Goff | lucy Joncs Tom. Phillips | Edith Lindsay Ccocil Roynolds | j Hilda Ncwman Jim Stone ALuce Tannor KRdward Whcatly Miss Dorothy Ovorstroct Instructor ae Tg | Sophomore Class History i We arrived September 4, 1943, thrilled at the thought of being Sophomores, we no longer were Rats and could now change classes. Miss Overstreet was to be our faculty advi-— sor for our golden path in the future. We were 22 eager all ready to make ole R. H. S. shine. Our first class meeting was a huge success; we lost out on one terrible class. Barbara Clay was elected presi- dent with Marie Bingham, a new addition to our class, as her assistant. Julia Frazier was secretary and treasurer and Gerald Cheatham class editor. Shortly after we'd all gotten settled, we lost two Members, Jimmie Miles and Jessie Cowart, leaving 19 to carry on as best we could but Mary Lee Taylor soon joined us coming from Boonsboro. Our class took active part in S. C. A., with Miss Overstreet in charge. We also contributed two officers, f Gerald Cheatham as treasurer and Edith Lindsay as secretary. | i : We are proud to give six members to the ball team, Bert Dodson, Billy Davidson, Edwin Goff, Harold Coates, Tom Phillips, and Jim Stone. Indeed we are quite sure that without us a successful team would have been impossible. We proudly boast B:rbara Clay as our class beauty while Tom Phillips plays quite the opposite role as biggest pest and teacher's pet. Edith Lindsay, the most studious, make us all want to hide when she comes up with all A's. Harold Coutes, the wittest, always sends Hazel Duff into fits of laughter and possibly enabled her to hold the title as Giggler , A happy year ended end we are now ONE YEAR NEARER GRADUATION. . 4. ( he ae . wa rie ' Pp, wee 8 Oy as as a : Sh ere J : ) : ite 5 ay ea vo rv ag ree. $ . et det he wees 9, � . . } Ma ee : Feeshmen Class William Blankinship Aubrey Carson Marvin Monroe Warren Monroe Henry Patrick Jr. Williem Pabrick Cecil Puckette Raymond Reynolds Robert Stevens Thomas Tanncor dohn William Yates Bdward Moore Franccs Azmon Alice Bakcr Miss Rayo Francis Pro Bident Vicec Pres. secretary Troasurer J Maric Getaway Kathlecn Coloman Madcline @olcman Blancho Driskill Cathcrine Farris Frances Lawrence . Bétty Lindsay i Adelle Manual Ehhol Misner Virginia May Taylor Rose Tweedy Eva Unruc Nancy Wade Mary Ashwell Instructor Sa Bobby Stevens: Henry Patrick Nancy Wade 4 Billy Blankinship abt ey nae i o x a vt ie. (PEE OT PR A rman eR Re ce en a ee ne ni a nae rrr na | Freshman Class History On September ’8,1943,thirty-ofe gifferent types of personalities,ideas,and standards were gathered up and planted at Rustburg High School fob the coming session. We were treated like young fall flowers given all the care guidance,and patience our teachers could possible spare. In additian to guidance from our teachers we elected a most capable group to lead our class in all its acivities.Bobby Stevens was chosen pnesident ;Henry Patrick vice pres.,Nancy Wade Secretary,Billy Blankenship ae and Bhomas Tanner class Editor. As the year cropt by and the days came and went,spring was around the carner.We had really studied during those months of hibernation and were really ready to pop into full bloom at the first sight of spring brought on by organizing our base ball tcam. The lucky specimens used on the field were Henry Patrick,Cecil Puckette,and Bobby ;otevens. Among those thirty-s even personalities planted here, jwe decided to see what oach had in store for us.Since iSpring has arrived with all its freshness and sunshine Honry Pabrick's heart has lightly turned to love.Spring fever has a. serious grip on Billy Patrick,Billy is mot only lazy but the biggest gigglor.Even though spring docs bring about love and laziness we still have some studious and intcllectual peoplc.Bobby Stevens is very studious while Thomas Tanner is‘intclloctually inclined.Our porsonalitics extend to the biggest grumbler in class; Rose Tweedy and Cocil Puckctte the biggest brag. We end our first year in high school with higher hopes of having a more prosperous ycar in 1944 -°I945 de} on . SS ee + mm + - _ ‘ ‘ ‘- ” - a s “ “ e n ; +. « : ’ os . . — - . ‘ . se . ° a + °° ‘ ™. - fe o- ed ‘ - . P of - oo a ’ = em - - ° — ad - . Wee - aes - ° enn . — ‘ , = _- - ae ‘ i. 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Be Ve = � . - woe “pe ons . : ° - ° - . - e 4 - = - - : - ++, es , . an oe . . % -- ; wart + ) AW £7) Seventh Grea Miss Edna E Teacher Sixth Gradc Mrs .Blanche Garbee Teachor é6- . 2 aa) « ee | a } ) hg i ’ P fi 7 : BE } x . bar y nT - { | t . | i « hy ‘7 : ise tee ° J : ' ; - i; | vi ) 7 hy Pa if vo ae, etd | 7 : 4 Hy | 5s oe ¢ eer Ghat ety oer e -_— eae aw om v1 kinetin. - ter oe : ul OO CO A OS BLOAT SOPRA ee N, sneer: Grads Fifth Miss Ruby Adams Teacher 2 (a8) se ae) Fourth Miss Lucille Tweedy fue neta ieee eects ree meee ae meen: AOR ei: «ements A MON Se Ae ae Ne ARI SIE Tm rrateme h. } eens | First Gradc ee en ROLE C ng reO Tcoacher-Miss Elizabeth v= ae =I ‘2 J. emer uv j S : ‘SOY fa 49 GS oO i os i Q, j O j 7s) i n va { | oO q z oO % ! % O T fH io Maar: u= a) S OS Ho non ae Gh sy OO LOS St OO oees a) 3 Ei} Oo Oo Le © 4 mf Y) { js a Ft A a oe ee AD ae Na eA RL | em A Mt RN School sara sa : r a is — a X, 2 a aay tea 1444 i ' ve . Annual Staff cals Sponsor bik! Miss Dorothy Overstreet Editor-in-chief iAnna Tannor Associate Editor Monroe Maxey i Business Manager Melvin Uheatham Associato..Businoss manager Gerald Maxey Production Manager Frances Jordan Mary Puckette Club Bditor Alice Tanner Sports Editor . “Tom Phillips Alumni Editor Lelia Wood Art Editor Alice Williams Associated Art Editor Marie Bingham Edna. .Talloy | Class Editor Mary Watkins,Betsy Board, Gerald ' Cheatham and Thomas Tanner Typist Maric Bingham 5 - ad -f o . . — 4 “- - ory a ‘ ’ ¢ . . . - . _ . Ff ‘. - - 7 . ’ � ‘ rs : : - — i a ve 7s . “_ . oe ° ’ - - . H ; i ; - - ‘ a) _ : . = c =. % . car REEL a TE Set EIEN oe, rasan Y dedi ms barnes ate fy : pe f “A ae Bes , tid ? . “ if gary 8 Treasure ruce Venable Reporter Tem’ Phiiiins Watch Dog anes Carwile Billy Byrant onry gutrtedk: Bruce Venable C.cil Fuckotte Aubrey Carwile Tom Phillips Malcolm Jones Edwin Goff Clinton Farris Harold Coates August Cabdwell Gerald Cheatham Iuther Caldwell : KBdward Wheatly Thomas Tanner Bert Dodson Warren Monroe Jim Stone Burnell Monroe Billy Davidson Edward Moore, Cocil Reynolds Aubrey Carson JeW. Yates Instructor Mr. J.R. Gardner Officers President Billy Byrant Vice Peesident Malcolm Jones Secretary Luther Caldwell Str oy cumnr torre ements anes cower tat raaeree ne ceem eepeR TT T EEE CIOOT CE IT MORESERT Ne e . Li : : as oo A ee a ee ‘ cla! A - a 7 i )sorbhas a vine yhe ong F 4 ' e? see hy ek, ee ? a ae '. , - . Hed 4 ; ’ f : % 7 : Pai: cerca: od 5 f x i . oe . i ae ba joo a « 5 revemnes ( oa - —n a’ eet ’ pl et 4 we vt - ne Aas a eo. rreerr ‘ � a i ARON slice Williams Margaret }Seloene Carson Frances voerdan | Aplone Panley Doris. Gowen Pagey Boll Kathryn Wingfield bdna Talley Virginia) Tayior Maric Bingham Rose Tweedy Julia Frazior Frances Azgmon Namcy Mastey Ethel Misner Kathleen ‘Wade Frances Lawrence preacie Riddle Alice. Tannor Jane Calahan Barbara Clay Josephine Church Hazel Torry Ann Wisocarver adith Lindsay Betsy Board lucy Jnass Nargaret Caldwell Mary Les Tlayhsr Nancy Wright Hilda Newma Cathrine Anstey Lelia oad Mary Watkins . Instructor Miss Raye Francis Aer ope a | [ — as Sr? ee a pee me | : anes | La Ys a: aes | : i ™-F +H — RA om FY HY. a any i fentne. TA 134 | Nellic Dawson [ 4 RE RRO GI a er meme meee re President i Vice President Secretary i Treasurer Volunteer Workers mal if Cie) eae een es een 1444. mee EL oe | Q Ee) Motto T Serve! Dog Wood Colors Green White Officers Mary Puckette Billy Byrant | Edith Lindsay Gerald Cheatham if Flower j $ | | Roporter Bobby Stevens , | ¢ Sponser Miss Dorothy Overstreet Committee Chairman Library Nancy Maxey Building and Grounds Monroe Maxey Church and Welfare Alice Tanner Health Kathryn Wingficld WarSavings Jane Calahan Social Lucy Jones Billy Blankinship . . . . - - 7 - « - “ r 7 ee. - pi : - ; P . BP pe ‘ , . . w 7 - - ee “ ' ‘ ‘ - - 2, . . . + ‘ F - x ae : = . The aim of the “-itcrary Socicty is to help your stucents gst practice tn making speeches before a group. “any of our students aAave maids some wonderful specches While in school and after graduation we fcol that we ove a lot of this to the practico they reeciged from the Titorary Socicty’. Prosidont Anna ‘Pannor Vice President Gerald wiaxcy Secretary | honroe Waxey Program Chairman ary Puckette Sponsers Miss udith i:vans Liss Bdna Ewart 4 m ‘i H - - 2 gs _ . -“ es e ™ od « ey ee a _ a , e ve, 7 . + owes - Se e+e Qa : -—f]S .- —_—. i ' | Ys ere eee ee ie ¥ She ee een sone mnmremstpe atti B career was our Senior Play,cntitled MISS A’. VENTURE ,a farce comedy in threo acts. “rs. Norman Cutlor was tho director.. Members of“tho cast wero as follows: Throo et collego girls: | suc Margaret Monrvo, Betty Francos Jordan, Peggy Doris Gowen. The Senior Play Ono of the most successful events of our high school Pwo other college girls: Nellic Dawson,Margarot Carwile Miss Prim Conducts A -refincd school for ladice Mary Puckette Cyrus, A bit of rural romance Molvin Cheatham Sampson,Janitor of Miss Prim's School Jimmy Carwilc Josephine Carter,Known as Jo,the tomboy Lolia Wood Sarah Ann Haskins,Keeps house for dilbert Brown Anna Tannor } Rebecca Haskins, hor daughter Kathryn Wingficld Mrs. John Yylo Carter, Mother of Jo Mary Watkins Albert Brown, A young farmer Wonroe Maxey q 4 $, a § toa 7 ee ee er ere er + ae i i Te 2 ee oe en i bd “ � Die ' . ‘ = J el Net eo me Ee meee eee pm : 1 “a ae : sgn | ae un bites £ “a, te, S . an w. , : ‘ vee 7 ark’ + y ee dell = a Bede es ? , : - ¢. : “- ? aa . - - @ : . a ne .=) ”= 9 ‘ 2: . apts « bod . 7 s = “ : le o = . _ 2a - | Base Ball Captain Manager Coach Billy Davidson Elmo Sneed omverns L138 Gerald Maxcy Bobby Stevens Jim Stone Bdwin Goff Monroc Maxey Billy Davidson JR, Gardner Henry Patrick Harold Coates Monroc Maxey Jim Board Cecil Puckctteo Bruce Venable James Forguson + 22 6 ee ae , —- © LP i A ee ll me « © a ; ° - ®@ ° 4 “F: ‘4 . aes ; y ere ré ‘ , = : - Pn 6 Pe ' - : ‘ 2) « - ase oe ee? «J gee ay Sor goal) Coach Peggy Bell Ann Wisecarver Betsy Board Jane Calahan Jo Church June Thompson JR. 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