South Hill High School - Footprints Yearbook (South Hill, VA)

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FOOT PRINTS 1938 South Hill High School BETA CLUB OFFICERS William Farrar Meredith Freeman Copley McLean Peggy Copley Ida Marie Harris Mr. C. H. Morgan . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Adviser MEMBERS Lenore Bishop Pela Love Bobbitt Peggy Copley Meredith Freeman William Farrar Estel Gee Ida Marie Harris Sarah Hudson Copley McLean Ann Montgomery T. G. Parham John Hill Shaw Ira Smiley Virginia Smith Brooks Smith Bill Taylor Virginia Temple Elizabeth Sue Thomasson Marie Thompson Roy Trimm Hope Watkins Lewis Watson Nancy Willard Edith Whittemore Twenty-Three

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FOOT PRINTS 1938 South Hill High School SENIOR CLASS ELECT OFEICERS The first meeting of the Senior class was called the first of October for the purpose of electing officers. After a careful consideration of the candidates the following officers were elected: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Meredith Freeman Ann Montgomery Nancy Willard Sarah Hudson .. Marie Thompson SENIORS GO TO SEE MACBETH In November the Seniors were very delighted at the opportunity of going to Henderson to see “Macbeth.” It was shown on the stage by the Avon players, who are widely known ])rofessional actors. This play was very interesting because the English class had just finished reading the tragedy. DR. A. H. STRICT PAYS VISIT HERE Dr. A. H. Strict, music instructor from Earmville State Teachers Col- lege, came to our school in March and entertained the school in chapel with several selections on the piano. Mr. Walter Payne sang several solos. APPRECIATION TO THE ROTARIANS We would like to thank the members of the Rotary Club for the spirit they have shown toward our school. Twice a month two members of the high school, getting the highest citizenship mark, are entertained by the Rotary Club. This encourages the students and is quite an honor. We appreciate this very much. BASKETBALL BANQUET On March 23, 1938, a Basketball Banquet was enjoyed by the mem- bers of both teams. John Tucker acted as toastmaster and Mr. Bean, mayor, gave an interesting talk on athletics. Several officers, also Coaches Gilliam and Chaffey, spoke on their appreciation of the teams. After the banquet the members of both teams and their invited guests went to the Big Exchange Warehouse to dance. On May 4th the Choral Club sponsored the well known lyric soprano. Miss Alma Milstead, who is a member of the Metropolitan Opera Com- pany. Miss Milstead is rated as one of the seven best singers in the U. S. and is internationally known as a great artist. The Choral Club gave programs at many churches and schools in the country and sang over radio station W. R. V. A. in Richmond. Ticenty-Txco

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FOOT PRINTS 1938 South Hill High School FUTURE FARMERS OF MOTTO “Learning to do, Doing to learn ; Earning to live, Living to serve.” OFFICERS AMERICA President Bill Taylor Vice-President Kent Rowley Secretarij Billy Ryland Treasurer .. Willie Copley Reporter Roy Trimm Watch Dog William Paulette Adviser MEMBERS E. Y. Noblin George R. Armistead Claude Jones Billy Ryland Jackson Betts Bryant Lumpkin Byron Ryland Wallace Bishop Finest Maynard Robert Sandford Lewis Copley Victor Moore Edward Simmons Willie Copley Edward Murphy Ira Smiley Meredith Freeman Robert Murphy Francis Smith Nelson Freeman James Newman Bill Taylor William Gayle Flint Nichols Dennis Taylor Dale Gee Alva Nolen Warren Thomas Hunter Gee Howard Northington Roy Trimm Wilson Gee Charles Owens Robert Tucker George Gilmore William Paulette Joe Warren J. S. Gordon, Jr. Yancey Pleasants Thomas Watkins William Guthrie Rufus Rainey George Wells J. P. Holmes Woodrow Radcliffe James Williams Chailes Hudson Kent Rowley Robert Wynn Claude Wiight Twenty-Four