Scottsville High School - Scotty Yearbook (Scottsville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1949 volume:

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I 'n i czr. usin I DEDICATION BECAUSE OF HIS GREAT PART IN MAKING OUR SCHOOL WHAT IT IS TODAY AND HIS UNDYINC DEVOTION TO IT WE DEDICATE THIS SCOTTY TO WILLIAM DAY SMITH PRINCIPAL 1908 1937 3 3 Ki I7 D , ' o - -34 4 32+- G L 'N v 41,25 4633 1, 'Xxx ' M 'IQWAQ in Q I 1 A D' Q .5 Vg? cfs A f Jer... 31 RX fl I F A 1 ' 4: in Q51 .k. 1- inif favs I 7:.r-att, f'---I S-V' s It . R-Eh-.1 L Q bio! I I f 12 fa .f7QiJfM,., X Dalwwf ,Kp lllh M FACULTY T ll For the second year T H Gillis served as our leader and principal He was ex r present to help us when seemingly unsolvable problems arose To our midst this year came Damel Clbbes from South Carolina and they yust dont come any finer from anywhere We relived history in his classes and he inspired us in all and sundry mat ters Charleene jones came to us this year and with her Southern drawl and new ideas made the L1 brary an interesting place to read and to study Sally Wetsel kept the freshmen in order in home room and trained our girls to be homemakers Mrs Bramham managed the sophomores and kept us toeing the line wherever Math matters were con cerned mores in her home room and turned out from her commercial classes competent secretaries and pros pectiwe busmess successes Iane Warmg Ruffin moved up to the Senior Class with us and along with her English grammar we learned from her what no books could have taught us that although life is not a bed of roses there will always be a silvei lining T A Allison tramed the Future Farmers in agriculture classes and came down from the shop to introduce us to the world of chemlstry LEFT lor- TO BOTTOXI T H Gillis Principal T A Allison Betty Bell Lxura H Bramham RIGHT Top TO Borrow Virginia M Brown Janie S Caldwell Gladys N1 Damel Marjorie B Dey 16 A l . I 5 .N 0 . A lil Q9 M il' T fu- y ' Q x il' T S p Virginia Brown had both freshmen and sopho- 35 . '32 .,'l li.- x fx avi FACULTY er ' 'B-0 as Q :gps egg . C X . Dey, from Norfolk, came this ye r to with the tiny tots in the Hrst grade and to them a good start in their educational careers. Janie Caldwell camed on from there with the second grade and she and Mrs Dey made the Pri mary Building a second home for the young chil dren Mrs john Henry Phillips directed the third grade and further promoted their trammg by the introduction of new subjects Because of over crowded conditions m the grade school a new mem ber was added to our faculty this year She was Betty Bell who taught part of the fourth and part of the Bfth grades The fourth graders who came to Mrs Tapscott really felt they were advancing in the world when they found themselves in an upstalrs classroom The fifth graders were mtroduced to fractions un der Mrs Daniel and in the sixth grade under Mrs Mayo a flute band was organized In the seventh grade the students on thexr last lap before high school applled themselves diligently under Mrs Katherine Phillips We ve had a competent and sympathetic faculty and we owe much of the success of this school year to the fact that they have had our best m terests at heart LEFT TOP TO Bo1'roM Dan Cxbbes jr Charleene L Jones Paulme P Mayo Annie W Phillips RIGHT TOP 'ro Bo1'roM Katherine P Phrlhps jane War mg Ruffin Vlrglma D Tapscott Sallie F Wetsel Je n.--L 'ir 1112? .-s-- ' If 1 'PLS' ZLm4f ,Dar -1 30444-if-'J Senior Class Ofhcers RALPH BABEB President MYRTLE JOHNSON Vzce Presuient HARVEY TAPsco'1'r Secretary FRANCES GOODMAN Treasurer JANE WARING RUFFIN Semor Sponsor CLASS OF '49 Llke the dawmng of a new day September 1 began a new era rn our hlgh school career After the confusron of those first few weeks we settled down to the regularrty of school lrfe But lnterruptmg thrs came the annual magazme campaign sponsored by the Crowell Colher Companv W1th soarmg splrrts and hard work the Semors came out hlgh srlesmen for the year wvlth the glory of vlctory always comes reward and m this mstance lt was S20 to spend as we wrshed Slowly and unseemmgly Wllltei' descended upon us and our plans for a prcmc had to be converted 1llt0 those for a party to whrch we mvlted the entlre high school Rlght on the heels of the New Year came those long dreaded mld term wrth a few colors stlll flymg When C3StlDg tlme came we found unknown and heretofore undlscovered dramatrc ab1l1ty ID our mldst and the Semor Play was an even brgger success than we had hoped Wrth the awakenmg of Sprmg the closing chapter of our high school lxfe began Determmed to frol1c as well as to study we crammed the prom plcnlcs and partres mto our schedule-filled already wlth our frantlc bum mg of the mrdmght oxl for our final exams Followmg our Baccalaureate Servrce and Class Nnght we donned our caps and gowns for our last hrgh school actrvxty graduatlon In lceeplng with the custom we journeyed to Cabell Hall of the Umverslty of Vlrgmla for this triumphant note of farewell 1248? exams-but after then dust had cleared we found that we had come through - ,l ?,- 0.9.0- uh '+2 fill! -A-, balk' ,ali 'l' ....I.v- - 3.54 CHARLES ROBERT BUGG Bobby IOHN RALPH BABER Ralph Semor Class Presldent Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Annual Staff Asslstant Edltor 4 Iumor Class Chorus Semor Chorus Safety Patrol 3 4 Forest Flre Flghters 4 PATRICIA LLOYD BERGEN a Rzpples Edxtor 4 Commerclal Club Presl dent 4 VIrgInIa L1terary League Prose State Wxnner 1 Poetry 3 Debate 4 Basketball 3 4 Manager 4 Annual Staff Managing Ed Itor4 Representatlve Red Cross Camp School Song Leader 3 4 Dramatxc Club Vxce Presl dent 3 Iumor Class Chorus Semor Chorus Lane Hugh School Charlottesvllle Vlrglma 2 W, AJ-'-1. x 3' F F A 2 3 Reporter of F F A Chap ter 3 Baseball 3 4 Boys State 3 Dra matlc Club 3 Iumor Class Choms MARY ALICE CLEMENTS xc M aryv Annual Staff, Typlst 4 Commercmal Club, 4, Rspples Staff, 4 'bag A f7Z LL.: A-dffaf, M' lx 'KJ 4-QL afar-M YYN 6-A44 1 1 ggi- - Vg., If II ' ' . . 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I I I I I I I I I - ' I 9 ' - QL' U 0 Y .z H FRANKLIN WATSON DOUGLAS Buck SenIOr Class Treasurer 47 48 Basketball 3 4 Manager 48 49 Baseball 2 3 4 Man ager 47 49 Safety Patrol 47 48 Captam 48 49 Semor Play Cast 47 48 Veteran World War II WILLIAM F ENWICK GIANINNI Bzlly Chalmaan of Magazme Sales 4 Asslstant Chairman 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Safety Patrol 3 4 Forest FIre F Ighter 2 Assistant Crew Leader 3 4 Track 4 +1 ANNE ELIZABETH CLEVELAND Anne Basketball 1 2 CoCapta1n 4 Annual Staff Clrculatlon Manager 4 Safety Patrol 4 Matthew Whaley Hlgh School Wrlllamsburg Vnrgmn 3 '04 ...L ..f ,MV-Q CA' 'Z-vi .-aj, K 0.,f lfrvvuf Home ZOA MARIE COBB Bobbze EcClub234 14.1275 'W' -1.0 jlr,:xA-6 MARTPIA LOUISE Cuxxrxx If! Martha Latm Toumament 3 Home EC Club 7 3 4 Program Commlttee 2 Commercial Club 4 Safety Patrol 4 Dfdlilltll Club 3 56,5 ffufl, faq, ,mf ww Aff if gaze- 'Wiz FRABCESIOY GOODMAN F rankze Semor Class Treasurer Anru 11 Staff Art Editor 4 Commerual Club 4 Safety Pa trol 4 Rzpples Staff 4 ROBERT DOUGLAS HARRIS In Bobby,' F. F. A. lg Basketball, 3, 45 Baseball, 3, 4g Track, 3, 4g Forest MARY I EE Cooms Mary Lee Commercial Club 4 Hippies Staff le-D adm my r x0-4, ixJ.1.nJoAlA- in '4- QLI-L5 Y, Fire Fighters, 1, 3, 43 junior Class Chorusg Senior Chorus. -if 11 Q , 5 WD' 7 Q' ' 4 K' f, 'Rani kb w,y4A. ,. N w L If at E I L . .1 . A , 9 . ' X' 4 ,-A s . ' A I- J M 4 I- ' N' rt ' fl F Jo-A05 mfg LI' 0-4.4-AJ ,Q--v K Q, 4: sa-.-P KWWL Y BERNARD HAROLD MARTIN Bernard Baseballl 3 F F A 1 3 Safety Pa tro 3 JOYCE ANN Mfwo F H A 2 Standmg Cornmlttee 3 4 Reporter of Federatron 3 4H Club Vlce President 1 Standmg Commlttee 2 Vlrgmra Llterary League Creatxve Wntlng 2 Spellmg 3 Latrn Tournament 2 Delegate to F H A State Conventlon 3 Basketball Squad 4 Dramatrc Club 3 Safety Patrol 4 F V y. H . 4 5 WH A MYRTLE LOVING JOHNSON . 9:1 L A' ' V Bubbles, 9' Junior Class President' Senior Class Vice-Presidentg F. H. A. Reporter, 2 Secretary 3 Vlce Presrdent 4 Jumor Class Chorus Senlor Chorus Dra matrc Club 3 MARGUERITE HOLMES IoNEs M arguerzte F F A 2 VxcePres1dent of Federahon 3 Chapter President 4 Llterary Contest 1 De batlng Team 3 4 D1str1ctW1nners 3 Amen can Legron Oratorxcal Contest 3 4 Pr S1 dent Lrbrary Club 4 Dramatxc Club 3 Iu mor Class Chorus Semor Chorus -C+ 12 +P- ' x A , ' ,s ' ,Q , , ' ,. :W CK oi, g V ---f, ' , ,Z 15 ' 5 ,Q - I , , 15 e' , ' . ' . - 5 T! 73 .5 . - . , . O 4 kj. . IK R U .s ' 0 'f 'Q 0 l In .. D I' ' , 4 . - ., , 5 - a- an Io 'l3 177 is 1 ' rs xi I , ,, ,Q ,,3s ' - - :S ,S ,S ,- ll .-I 'r 'G '. Sm' as .I m 'fix 0 .. Y U 4 1 ,I , r 'J . 1 ll 1. A I , V - L 5 M046 M CLARENCE WILLIAM N APIER Buck Basketball 2 4 Baseball 2 Dramatlc Club 3 MARY LoU1sE ONKS Lou F H A Safety Patrol LEw1s RAYMOND MELTON Lew Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Track 4 Safety Patrol 3 4 Forest Fire Fxghters 2 3 Crew Leader 4 ...Aff if 13 fr CLYDE JACKSON MOORE Iaakze Junior Class Treasurer B sebill 1 2 3 4 Track 4 Safety Patrol 3 4 Lieutenant Forest Fire Flghters 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Captam 4 Commerual Club 4 Rzpplea Staff 4 Jumor Class Chorus 'S AJ-2 , I 4.41.11 k mrlgxuf-v7 7 UU' ,JUN SKB-1-LX ack'-ga.a...a.of .Q 2 ,Jes ep-.sk -0-tk any xl yynl 2 5 ' V 1 Y: ' L I Y 3 7 ' f Q Ty K r : . I L : ' l A ., V, . u 5' .. l.,, - ' 9212,,7,Q I ,s' ,,, ,4g ' c,,2, K. K 5., 1 . V I I A' , . , I r ,I . A 'ff 1 , y 6 . I ,A ,ya V f I 'Vg' Vai! . I' .--X1 cc n -,. I ,. Qcljsw. X st 'W ' J A Q Q14 X .P l Mb Av' KK F! Xsnxk . . .3 . .X . NK. X BEULAH JANET PEARCE Beulah 4 H Club secretary 1 Baskltball I 2 F H A 0 3 4 Saf ty tro 3 4 WILLIAM MORAN RAMSEY Bc y Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Track 2 3 4 Annual Staff Dramatm Club J mor Class Chorus Semor Chorus Saleh Patrol 3 4 Forest Fxre Flghtar 2 o 4 ...A '-l , ... -1 ' sv . Q - 3 , . Fh M v. . 2 1 .4 .. ' 0 , Q ,. a. .. Y :P '3. O . . - ' ' 5 ' - 1 I., , - l .. ' . 2 .-. ' ' . I I A 5 . . , 03 3 FY I 1 Q ., - - , Q :I -. . ' 1 I . g -. . V ' A We ' en -- V3 ra , ' v 5- .. , . M . I, ,L 5 . h :.. t, A ' .. I ,gg , . ' I ,, .v Eg i. ,, I . , .. ,,.,.,...,.. .. r,..,. I.,.,..a.e... v . . . . I. , A. - I V V ,. ,V .. v Q '.. Q. ' xp Fi - . , ' s ' r I ' 7 . - .. -,. .. an fi A I ' 1 I L? - ry GEORGE LINDBERY RIPLEY George CAROL ELAINE STALLINGS Carol Annual Stall Edltor In Chxef 4 Home Ec Club Standmg C' om mlttee 2 3 Treasurer 4 Song Leader of Federatxon 4 Lxbrary Club Secretary 4 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Song Leader of County Councrl 2 Song Leader of Honor Club 3 4 Delegate of S C A Conference 2 Vlrglma Lxterary League Creatlve Wrltmg 2 De bate 3 4 D1SUlCtWlnnCIS 3 Basketball Squad 2 3 Score Keeper 4 Dramatxc Club 3 Iumor Cla s Chorus Semor Chorus Safety Patrol 3 4 School Song Leader 3 4 -all-170 ffwff' 'BUF' auf Ln IE EDNA TAPSCOTI' Sister B s etball 1 '3 Hr E Club 7 4 P1 mst 3 4 Saiety Pwtroi 3 1 N OBA PAGE TAPscofrr Page Special Commlttee F H A 2 3 4 Basketball 9 Annual Staff Typist 4 Commercial Club 4 Grade Edltor Rzpples Staff -V113 :- 4g Veteran, VVorld VVar II. LAWRANCE CHESTER STALL1 Ncs Lawrance V Sophomore Class President, 29 Dramatic Club, President, 3g Virginia Literary Contest, Prose Reading, 3g junior Class Chorus, 3: Senior Chorus .n 6340A-4' G1- - Jvf1.L.f JH' HARVEY HILL TAPSCOTT Tucker Senlor Class Secretary F F A President 2 Treasurer 3 LN snub. M xUL!g '1 fy' ,,,,1q,m.uu-111 new by j f 141 ,JW M1 if ,s . ' , 5 . . . 1, 4, 3 7 I ' . A f ', KIA. ' I 5 A C 1 ,' .J , J U I -aj 5 - 1 H 'If 72 . ff' , b 4 V' Z 'lvl ,J 'If V f' . , , ,if I V, f,,l H L 1' I J Sf -ffl, -, ' 5' ' I , .4 . ,, a'lc ' , , 2, 3 nm- L. , L., g I j 85,4-' i',,-'- . an 5 - .,,1 ,- . E ,J n ,, P N kJ, ,H . Q .. U Q5 ' ' - ' . , . . ix ' ll, 'buf I I - - 'n 1 n v q I n -fx 1 A' U ., , 4 , 4 ' , .- ' . A I Qi'-gf 'lL. ' ' Tw , J V fliif? lf' I fis'i-QQ' V 'kefgfgs' ggi , , A l - ' 1' .- ll f 43 ANNA LILLIAN WAKEFIELD Anne Not Pzctured JOHN SHARON NEES 5 WILLIAM M HALL J M MARY PEARL TURNER Gmny P F H A Reporter 2 3 F H A Federatron Reporter 4 r ri A Program Commxttee Chalrman 4 Basketball 3 Captain 4 Home Ec Club 2 3 4 Annual Staff Advertlsmg Manager DlSfI'1Ct Wmner of Forenslc Contest 3 Publrc Speakmg 3 4 Dramatrc Club 3 Commercral Club 4 Iunlor Class Chorus Semor Choms Safety Patrol 3 4 Rzpples Staff Cosslp Edltor 4 ,- JOHN STEPHEN WHITE Booger jumor Class Secretary Presldent of F F A Chapter 3 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Annual Staff Busmess Manager Rep resentatxve at I' F A Conventxon 2 3 Safety Patrol 4 Forest Fxre Flghter 2 3 4 ff Alw- f -vQ16l u . 11 ..., ,,,.... , ,g..., 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 H 1 S 1 1 1 1 , . l V, ' 4 ' I -Q , 5 A- !l! I ' ' 1 2 M, u 11 , 1 V ' ,Y P1 Q , , Q- ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , Q ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 - 1' V: 4, Cf l r cc 11 POST GRADUATES MINNIE Kmn The add1t1on of a Commerclal Department IH our school last year mcreased the value of post graduate work here Students who have graduated may now able to obtaln better pos1t1ons ln the busmess world The success of the post grads of last year mdlcates the real value of th1s work However though most of the returnmg students do center thelr work 1n the Commercial Department other classes are open to them also We welcome these post graduates back mto our mldst they are a real addltlon to our stu dent body f17+u 2 fra QW return for classes in general business, typing and bookkeeping, and thus be , fm Iunior Class Officers Barry HEATH ................ President JEAN CAIN ............ Vice-President ARTHUR THACKEH .......... Secretary LORRAINE LAYNE .......... Treasurer DANIEL Cmmzs ................ Sponsor CLASS OF '50 With graduation as the shining star atop our high school ladder, we found ourselves on the second step down-still look- ing up. For the first time in our high school history our class elections were really important, so we gave them our all. This year we found, was to be to the tune of Yankee Doodle Dandy with real Southern accent. Mr. Cibbes, from South Carolina, was our new home room teacher. As upper classmen, we entered into the hectic life of third year history, plane geometry, and the usual conglomeration of activi- ties. And so the fall days passed quickly, and winter was upon us. Christmas, with all its glittering parties and laughter, slid by with the rapidity that only Christmas can. Soon the holiday became only a warm memory in our hearts, for fate always decrees that the fairyland of Christmas must tum back into the reality of school. Thus, after our New Year celebrating, we found ourselves face to face the routine of classes, and Scottsville High. Into this all the knowledge, for time with mid-term exams, which brought us back into started us on the last lap of our junior year at we crowded all the gaiety we could-as well as was growing short. As the first signs of spring broke through, it dawned upon us that we, our- selves, were almost seniors. But now final exams were here, and to some of us that next step looked a little shaky. Although, as we got our final report cards that warm May day, we realized that we had lost forever our much-beloved Mr. Cibbes and our junior title, we knew we had attained the highest step on the ladder, and that graduation was now almost within our grasp. -46+ 18 iin- ALICE LEE AnAMs ALICE AUDREY BATTEN MARGARET MARIE BELL SAMUEL JOSEPH BOATWRIOHT MARGARET LOUISE BROWN JEAN LEE CAIN NANCY CAINs Cmsx-IOLM ANNIE ELIZABETH CLEMENTS AUDREY MAE CLASS BETTY JOYCE HEATH CALVIN SHIELDS JONES U -.J,4 6?-Vx. if JUNIYCSLIQS I kan -'. I lg,-L . If jf, K JAMES EDWIN LAYNE JW In-fhr If 45 'dl-!!F?WSK' MK 411' 4- 4 4' :lvl ff V MMIV rn Sl 0' n Gnd uf.uu..J1 'ty pq K. Ur- u Ak. mpg, f l1WkL. A I favs .R+ Wffh LORRAINE LAYNE JOYCE ANNE MASON 5, J PX CHARLES HERBERT MOORE , Nt -r V733 CLARENCE EUGENE MOORE F SALLIE FRANCES PATTERSON Y' MARGARET LUCILLE RIPLEY J RTHUR RAYMOND TI-IACKER f JAMES RICHARD WAKEFIELD 1 PATRICIA ANN WHITIED Not Pictured MARY FRANCES PURVIS if l 'fr Afx 'jffvl wa 4,04 I 1 . J f 1 J, J - 5 L J JJ JJ., M. t.i 'f,J ipfv' W- , ,..l. J , EI.E I A I J 1 I I 3 Q: C Q 'J C 'N J- R J I J J fx ICT: .,'i'Jf'M . . ' - 1 L. A , J , ' ,O MAE, J I T I F ,,. . R JUL 1 I I ry' ' C 5 ' X -,-,I y , C :L I . 5 L: X trys' ,J . , jr. J- y KXQ JQJJJ Q v . .4 CC ARK' E51- IM . ,W N s W R 'if-7 R' I . J 3 W7t'Q1l ff , , A C .E I Rf, I I EJ JE ' lb 4 ' ry! J A' VU. J J , ,,,, ,.,, . ,. 5 - , J , ., X XL - ,,.J., J u J JI Y, A TTI: H 1 I Q' 'xx V J J 1 L J -1 I .4' ' ,I ws,-gf' F25 I I. , VT' x J - J ' f V I ' . 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DEY --'14 25 il'- BEST LOOKING LEw1s MELTON FRANCES GOODMAN CUTEST -,, PETE PURv1s RALPH BABER MARGUERITE IONES MOST VERSATILE LAWRANCE STALLINCS PAT BERGEN MOST STUDIOUC RALPH BABER JOYCE NIAYO MOST TALENTED BOBBY HARRIS CAROL STALLINGS df 76 Q-'lv X . 5 1 fi VB 7 'Q ., , Q ,.., . ,A-51 I E cf Af Ph- ,, Egg B fi BEST DRESSED BERNARD MARTIN BARBARA SPENCER MOST SERVICE TO PATRICIA WHITPED SCHOOL BUCK DOUGLAS PAT BERGEN QUIETEST CEORGE RIPLEY JOYCE TOOLEY WI TTI EST Bonny Bucc TALLEST AND SHOHTEST JIMMY LEAP RICHARD HEATH CUTEST COUPLE LEWIS MELTON AND ANNIE CLEMENTS -if 27 Br - HIGH SCHOCL REGISTER The Hrgh School Reglster IS an annual publ1cat1on contammg blographlcal sketches of outstandmg hrgh school students m the South Four of our class were nommated to be lrsted thrs year They are Ralph Baber Pat Bergen Marguente jones and Mary Pearl Turner Ralph IS Presldent of the Semor Class a member of the SCo'I'rY Staff and has played basketball and baseball for several years Pat IS presldent of the COUIIHCICIHI Club and edrtor of the Rzpples She lS managmg edltor of the SCOTFY and was manager of the basketball team thrs year she has helped m all class 3CflVltl6S and wrth the Clee Club Marguerlte IS presrdent of the Library Club and of the F H A and has taken an 3CtlV6 part IH many other school functlons Mary Pearl was captam of the basketball team thrs year and advertxsxng manager of the SCO'I'l'Y she IS also a member of the Rtpples Staff and of the F H A All four of the group smg m the Semor Chorus Students are nominated for mcluslon ln the Hlgh School Reglster on the basis of scholarshlp, leadershrp, servrce to school and commumty, personalrty, and probable future usefulness to socrety These four measured up to the hugh standard set, and we are proud of them 'cf 28 V' f , ge 4 ,ff .r.,,, W y W M.: ..,, , W ' , 15 2 if f a , . . . 1 , 7 , . . . , , 7 . . ., ' l I Q . 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THE SCOTTY From our school on the banks of the bonme james came our good book Sco'r1'Y Into rts pages we poured the hurts of all our labors and as our Scorrv began to take form and grow w1th rts growth grew our devotxon Early rn the fall began ou frantxc search for an rdea Then happrly we stumbled upon our Scotch lassre Wrth a theme to carry out the rest was comparatlvely smooth sallrng Often as not lrttle sleep unprepared lessons and frayed nerves took thelr toll as our editor and managmg edutc trrerl to recapture on paper the memorres of our last event u vear Much Lan be sard about the cooperatlveness of the entrre staff Our busme s crrcula tlon and ddV6l'tlSlIlg managers kept us out of the red and our art editors with much lngefllllfy camed out our theme wrth attractrve sketches Our busmess and edrtonal as srstants collected and took prctures and helped us keep typmg up to date-wlth the aid of our two Iumor apprentices We leave our Scotty-confident that the class of he commg year w1ll denve as much en yoyment and growth as drd we rn all our efforts CAROL E. STALLINCS PAT BERCEN JOHN Wnnrz MARY PEARL TURNER FRANCES GOODMAN RALPH BABER BILLY RALISEY PAGE TAPSCOTT AND MARY CLEMENTS JEAN CAIN AND TOM MooRE Q30 pr Editor m Chief Managing Edztor Business Manager Advertising Manager Art Edztor Edatoruzl Assnstant Business Assistant Typzsts jumor Apprentices . .. ,, 1 I l , a le , l ' ' . Q J y h . . . ry . A , - x x . g . . 1 . 3, . - , ' I . . , . , . Q ! ' - , A . . . - . ANNE CLEVELAND ...... . ...... ,. ....................... ........................ C irculation Manager COMMERCIAL CLUB Under the dlrectron of Mlss Vlrglnla Brown wlth the second year typmg students as lts orlglnal members our Commercial Club was orgamzed thls year As lts project this club resumed the publlcatron of the school paper the Rzpples whrch had been out of prmt srnce 1942 As members of the Rnpples Staff we found how very busy even a small paper could keep us By the trme one copy was off the press we were gatherxng our forces for the hectic rush of beatmg the next deadlme But thanks to some hard work on the part of our edltor and the rest of the staff we have establlshed the Rzpples as what we hope wrll be a permanent fixture m the future Scottsvnlle Hugh School OFFICERS OF THE COMMERCIAL CLUB PAT Bl-:nor-:N President and Actmg Edztor of the Rzpples MYRTLE JOHNSON Vice President and Assistant Edxtor Fmuscss GOODMAN Secretary Treasurer and Assistant Edxtor -'Cf 31 lib- THE LIBRARY CLUB A new orgamzatlon thls year the Llbrary Club under the guldance of Mrs ones went through the prxmltne stages of a new club wrth comparatlve ease As members our mam 0bj8CtlV6 was to keep the hbrary at all tlmes attractlve and m domg thns stlmulate more Pts rest m the lrbrary Many posters kept on the bulletm board carrled out these thoughts and dlfferent types of books were emphaslzed each week Much tlme and effort was spent on blographles SIHCC these seemed to be the most neglected by the students Durmg the year the llbrary was decorated accordmg to the many hohdays and changmg seasons Although our membershlp was small much was accompllshed under the following officers Presldent Nlarguerxte jones V1cePres1dent Mary F Purvls Secretary Carol Stallmgs 164379 7 1 I . ..7 x , , 7 1 ! . . . . A it, . . ' 7 C 7 1 ,L Q ' s - r , . - .eff- CHORAL GROUPS A04 S. SENIOR CHORUS Baber Pat Bergen jane Warmg Ruffin Myrtle johnson Bobby Hams Carol Stallmgs Brlly Ramsey Lawrance Stallmgs JUNIOR CHORUS The Semor Chorus was orgamzed last year when we were Iumors and were lookmg for a dlfferent lund of assembly program When the PTA requested lt we sang again for thexr March meetmg Last fall we reorganlzed to smg for the November PTA program, and worked up another group of songs for therr Chrrstmas program. We also sang carols over the public address system at the Methodist Church The Iumor Chorus was organlzed under Mrss Brown to perpetuate the idea of havmg an actrve choral group ln school at all tlmes They presented their Hrst group of songs at the school Chnstmas program -45f'33f. - O g g O g A ea ' N v, ,1 Q' r-uog,,. o O or - or K o Lxsl-'r 'ro RIGHT: Mary Pearl Turner, Tom Moore, Marguerite jones, Ralph . , . 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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The future Homemakers of Amerrca had qulte a successful year ln projects undertaken and soclals glven The success of these projects was due largely to the commendable services rendered by our club officers especnally those of our Presldent Many were the tlm6S we called on our leader Mlss Wetzel who was ever ready to lend a helpmg hand After the lDltl3.tl0l'l of our new members the busmess of the year started Wlth a Rummage Sale held ln October Besldes collectmg rummage cakes and ples were made by members to sell Our net profit was S5200 whlch really boosted our spxrlts as well as our finances The selhng of Happy Home Flavormg through the fall hkewrse proved successful After much hard work by vanous commlttees the F H A gave a Mother Daughter Ban quet Thls was held m December at the Farmers Exchange Hall The hall was decorated with Chnstmas greens and candles whlch gave lt qulte a festlve all Throughout the year some of the towns leadmg cltlzens gave us talks at our busmess meetmgs In February many hearts were won by the Valentme Party glven to whlch the F F A boys and other guests were mvrted To complete our years work we gave the Seniors a send off wlth a farewell pxcmc MAncuEnrrrs JONES P,-ea-,dent MYRTLE IOHNSON Vzce President CAROL S'rA1.r.rNcs Treasurer JOYCE MASON Reporter Q3 , , - . 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S e cretary --rf' I 4 lje- FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA yy- Our Future Fammers of Amenca orgamzatlon started thxs year with the electron of our officers Our new boys pulled through the usual horrors of lmtlatlon all ln one prece though a b1t shaky and as ready as boys ever are to settle down to a year of work Each member carned an rndwrdual project and tumed out the number of hours It re quired VVhen we got m a jam Fessor was always there waltmg to help us In the closxng days of November our years work was interrupted by the basketball tournament held ln Fluvanna Although we werent as vxctonous as we might have been we welcomed the change In the summer delegates from our F F A are sent to V P I at Blacksburg to attend a Eve day conventxon Here the program for the following year IS mapped out And so after these delegates had been selected and the rest of our work for 1948 1949 was over and done wrth we closed thxs chapter of our F F A to make way for the work of another year Cr-:xi Niooru President H H FE. NEYHOLCH Vrce President BILLX RICHARDSON Treasurer Roc:-:n POLLARD Secretary WILLIAM HEATH Reporter LOYD Woonv Sentmel V35 P Q? FIRE FIGHTERS In the sprmg of 1948 the State of Vlrglma suffered a loss of S23 830 due to forest fires Rlght here ln Albemarle County S121 00 worth of tlmber went up ln flames To prevent losses such as th1s the school mcorporated 1nto 1ts pro fire warden The boys recelved a days tralnmg early ln the fall when Mr Thomas went w1th them to the woods to show them the modern methods of fire Hghtmg and how to become a better judge of tlmber But as yet the boys have had lxttle chance to put thelr newly acqunrwed knowledge to use KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN r'35'l gram a voluntary fire-fighting organization, headed by I. D. Thomas, the county SAFETY PATROL Sponsor T A ALLISON LIEUTENANT JACKIE MOORE PROMOTINC SAFETY CAPTAIN BUCK DOUGLAS LIEUTENANT GENE MOORE If I VV vxifwuw lx Nui 52. JM' 40' fgjjffi GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM M JW ABOVE BELOW 'First Picture Brown Coach Second Picture Stallmgs Scorelceeper Bergen Manager Tumer Captam Cleveland Co-Cap tam Bottom Pxcture Squad Fmsr Row Tor 'ro Bo'rroM Chlsholm Haga Goodman P Forwards 'Q SECOND Row Tor 'ro BOTTOM Bergen Tux ner Cleveland A Guards -C4 38 l' BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM BELOW First Picture: Allison, Coach. Second Picture: Douglas, Managerg Moore, T., Timekeeperg Moore, I., Captain. Bottom Picture: Napier White, Femeyhough, Moody Squad r if 39 lr 1 ABOVE SECOND Row Moore J Baber Guards Bo'rroM Row Melton Center n .A-JJ' W -fa- ff-v If u I- I ' 'I .irv'..3 W6 7 , . I . Fms'r Row: Cianinni, Ramsey, Forwards. 1 , ., , . : , . BASEBALL IN 1949 THC Ch GIRL SCOUTS AND BROWNIES 4 H CLUB SENIOR GROUP Pres-:dent LAWANA RUTLAND Secretary-VIRGINIA L THACKEII Treasurer CHRISTINE CATLETI' Song Leader CAROL STALLINGS +41 JUNIOR GROUP Pres-:dent BONNIE Io Cmrr Secretary PATSY GIBSON Vice-President-RIaBr:OcA HAMNI-:II Vice-President-DORIS CUNNINGHAM SEPT E MBER Bac k t 0 School BX: B 6081?-NNBYRK hz Yucca' Ywosz C4059 uSk0 baXX Yfcomoe 4 9 09699568 Meng Ohm! 'i gi Q09 ' . gi-5800209 ana ds were xl . Meg, ov' JANUARY And we shall have snow . . APRIL MAY Beginning of the season . . . Soft music, love, lights, and laughter accompanied our prom . . . --:4 4:3 5-- QYX , Pi YAPXxYof0dxSe gn i gifs , if L00 FACES AND PLACES 1 Hold xt 2 Leg art 3 Those frantlc rehearsals ' 4 Is mt good'P?'P 5 As I was saylng 6 joy ndmg 7 Techn1cal foul two shots 8 Law and order 9 Three m a row 10 Keepmg the WalSt lme tnm 11 Two heads are better than one 12 Farmerette 414495- U, I 9 --4. A b sl 1,1 . 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Ig L'-F A! 55 g ,ZTTW 1 A llttle help over thereu 2 VVhat you got there Pagew 3 Love me- love my dog 4 Amt that sumpk1n'P'P 5 Sleepy'P9 6 Buddles 7 Whee she made lt' 8 We helped 'VI P wlth her shorthand 9 Dont take It so hard Gene'1 10 Mxss Mett 11 CIIIS1' 12 We want a touch down Martha 13 Dlgmfied Sen1ors'1 46 AI Q? l .9 'Y nt S 4Oe::Q, I Xxx sf v' E-9' Ju: ve QI 1,6 A ' we Q! if 1 Ax M YP-- f '!'! X 'Q Azaztlnv- x Ev 492 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1949 are UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY vs Scottsvllle Plant - W F PAULETT 8 SON Scottsv1lle V1rq1n1ct BUILDING MATERIALS AND HARDWARE Smce l9l4 We I-Icrve Been SGTVIDQ Thls Sectlon of Vlrqlnlcx Wlth The1r Bullchnq Needs Such As Xl oldlngs Nlxllwork XVIHCIOWS Screens Roofings Lnme Cement and Doors Plaster EI'1Ck Sewer Pxpe House Hardware Carpenters Tools Class Let Us Furrnsh Your Complete Bu1ld1nq Requuements Large Stocks Low PIICCS -cusp W Lumlaer I V I l9aints land Oils I' Sheetroclc I 555 C 0 M PL I M E N TS PITTS CHEVROLET SALES SALES and SERVICE TELEPHCNE 2 50 OF if if Scottsville ---- Virqinici O M O H U N D R O HARDWARE COMPANY General Electric Appliances Washing Machines Refrigerators Water Heaters Ranges Vacuum MOTORS WIRING MATERIAL Gifts China Crystal Pyrex Sporting Goods Oliver Farm Machinery if MYERS WATER SYSTEM Scottsvnlle Virginia -if 51 p- if Cleaners - Dish Washers - Disposals - Radios me -BY Bruce s Drug Store AGENCY Whxtmcn s cmd Gales Candles PHONE 34 THE REXALL STORE Scottsvllle Vlfglllla CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1949 Let Your Home Come Fmrt Home ur mshzng from Basement to Attic ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Parrs Furmture Store PHONE 46 Scottsvllle Vxrglnla If you want the best in Electrical Appliances dont buy until you have looked over the FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES! DOW F RICIDAIRE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS RANGES WATER HEATERS HOME FREEZERS You are twlce as sure wxth two great names- FRIGIDAIRE made only by General Motors Spaoed payments on above Agents for U S RUBBER CO PRODUCTS U S ROYAL ROYAL MASTER AND AIR RIDE TIRES STROMBERC-CARLSON RADIOS EASY WASHERS MOON S SERVICE STATION PHONE 21 SCOUSVIHE Vugmm. COMPLIMEN TS W1ll1am A Dawson, Jr WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR 255 Scottsvllle Vu-gxma 45219- 1 it W l I ' I - F - PH SE , 0 They are tops in any Company. See our display - OF ' if . . , I . . - - - . . . TI-IACKERS BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME BE PHONE 43 Scottsvllle V1rq1n1a All Electncal Applumces for the Modern Home Thacker Brothers Home Apphance Company EAST MAIN STREET Sco1'rsvn.LE VIRGINIA Television Sets Duo Therm Fuel Oxl Appliances Knapp Monarch Elec trlcal Appliances Thor Washers and Ironers Electric Ranges Premier Vacuum Cleaners C R Domer and Company THE QUALITY STORE Southern States Feeds Seeds Fert111zer SCOTTSVILLE VIRGINIA -4539- Philco Products - Radios - Phonographs - Refrigerators - Air Conditioners R L MELTON GROCERIES TOBACCOS DRINKS General Auto Repazrs and Accessones PHONE 66R Scottsville Vlrglma MATHIAS 5c TO S5 00 STORE You Save Your Nickels and Dames for Us Well Save Dollars for You Scottsville Virgmia WELCOME TO DELUXE RESTAURANT CONGRATULATIONS' Virginia Arborecrl Service COMPLIMENTS BRUCE DORRIER MOTOR COMPANY TIIIRIS-A sALEs WMA sEnv1cE IH YOUR fllfllkl' PHONE 39 SCOTTSVILLE VIRGINIA .efsnaf - - 51- Scottsville ------ Virginia Scottsville ------ Virginia OF Scottsvllle SCIVICC Stauon TEXACO FIRESTONE Scottsvxlle Vlrglma Compliments THE HUB Scottsv111e Vlfglnla Lectroms Permanents Cold Waves Machme and Macbmeless SCOTTSVILLE ESSO P L STALEY Proprzetor PERMANENTS RAUX TINTS it PHONE 30 Scottsvxlle Vxrguua -42-f 55 +3.- PITTS MARKET Grocerzes Fresh Meats Produce REAL ESTATE PHONE 55 SCOttSV11l6 V1rg1n1a s of se as Wilson's Beauty Shop SERVICE STATION se se I AMES RIVER MARKET Leaders m Low Pnces Meats Frults Grocenes Vegetables PHONE 54-PROMPT DELIVERIES FAULCONERS Jeweler and Watchmaker PHONE 1021 Scoftsv1lle V1rg1n1a FARMS HOMES NATHAN OWAROFF Real Estate Huntmg and Frshmg Acreage Scottsv1lle V1rg1n1a SILVER GRILL Bzggest Lzttle Busmess m Scottsmlle Hamburgers Hot Dogs Drmks Bar B Q French Fries N C W1Lx1NsoN Propnetor THE GARMENT SHOP Wearrng Apparel for All of the Famzly Scottsvxlle VUg1H1a LSBABER General Merchandlse DEALER IN Pulp Wood and Rarlroad Tres Centenary Phone 76F15 VISIT YO U R CENTER RESTAURANT Good Eats Drmks Booth Servzce -4f56li'- DAISY FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occaszons TELEPHONE 20 I Scottsvllle Vlfglllla . . 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John Deere Tractors and Farm Tools Larro fo' Kasco Feeds For All Lwestock Satzsfactzon Guaranteed IEFFERSON MILLS Scottsvrlle V1rg1ma W P BEAL 6 COMPANY Hardware SherwmsW1ll1ams Pamt Toys Glassware Phone 111 Box 202 Scottsvrlle V1rg1n1a Harrrson Barber Shop an Beauty Parlor Established 1925 DELUXE SERVICE Phone 0 Scottsvxlle Vlfglnla School Photographers INDIVIDUAL PORTRAIT GROUP SCHOOL RECORD PHOTOS Publzshers of School Annuals By Letterpress or Offset Complete from Photos to Bmdmg W W THOMPSON CO INC 209 HULL S1'er:r RICHMOND 17 VIRGINIA -4f5 'l ' W G Mason PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTOR Hotpomt Electrzc Water Heater Water Systems Floor Furnaces 54' PHONE 13 I Scottsvrlle V1I'g,ll'll8 if - 55? 976 When You Need- PROCRAMS STATIONERY ANNOUNCEVIENTS CARDS Call On Us BRYAN S PRINT SHOP Phone 411 Scottsvllle Vlrgmla VICTORY THEATER For Good Entertamment Scottsvxlle V1rg1ma C W DOUGLAS General Merchandise FRESH MEATS GROCERIES AMERICAN GAS Phone 6022 Y Esmont V1rg1n1a GENE IOHNSON SERVICE STATION Republrc Products Guaranteed Cooper Trres PHONE 87 Scottsvzlle Vu-gmla KEENES MARKET W T MII.I.ER S SELF SERVICE Fresh Meats Frozen Foods Frults Grocerzes Meat Produce General Merchandxse Phone 75F2l Keene Vuguua Vegetables Fancy Grocerles PHONE 48 Scottsvllle Vu'g1n1a Complzments of ROBERTSON BROTHERS SCOTTSVILLE CLEANERS Scottsvxlle Vlrgxma -1 53 P'- Patronize Our ADVERTISERS- They Support Our ANNUAL 1 - . I I lla . ..- ---- , O I . . . ... ' ' 1 . ... I ' on . .- .- . .- - . a ... 1 . ... 0 . ... ACKNOWLEDGMENT Here IS your SCOTTY We hope you hke t Though the golng hos been rough gt trrnes We ve had fun cmd lt 1S wlth reol regret thot We corn plete our tosk But one lost word of dppreprdtlon to those Who hove mode th1s volume posslble or coopergtlve stott who Worked long ond hgrd our sponsor our photographer Anderson ond Com cmd dll others ln the school ond communrty who gsslsted us Wlth good Wrshes ond flngncldl sup port THANKS' THE EDITORS cO9t Q Q u ll I ll-T n i' I - pany: our publisher, W. W. Thompson Co., lnc., 0 hd O--' f E21 .M W ll vin gn .ll-'Biz' A Y 'MJ Q fly in 'ez' lf- 'S gif. ., X, msd' 'ga eg fn '7v:,: ,g .A -.1 'W-fry , - -f- ' pw-fi va- - f ' vw Y' nv-,-'-N gg: ' rm-aw-Y -ffn-:--f1v--- .11-' . f 'H-'suv'--'weaj m-.-:ww-ww:+..1 -:- vga fw....., an-aw' vp ' 'l ,, - -. J- : - - -, - -, , -- v -. ,-rf, , -- .ppl , .. Q. ,, ,-:A-'ag ', , 1: .- --.. 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