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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1939 volume:

FOOTPRINTS±tT VOLUME TWO NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE. xl ' ' iXO 1 To s jow OM ’ Zoi e ar d appreciation of one ivho first ' taught us the right way to do the right thing and ivho instilled within our youthful minds many fine things, we, the class of 1939, lovingly dedicate our copy of Footprmts to Miss Loura Swift, our first jirade teacher. ?:• irst gra ' cz f-tld dzjiuxHn [s.auE IjEfiind ui ootjj-xbitiL on dzs ±and± oj- iims. ' T . V A A C ' ' A. A PQBLISHED BY The Senior Cl ass of South Hill High School South Hill, Virgi nia A A 0 Principal MR. CHARLES HENRY MORGAN B. A., University of Richmond M. A., Duke University Post Graduate ILorA- at Duke University and University of North Carolina. Two Faculty Mr. Chas. H. Morgan Principal Mr. Leland Walker Assistant Principal Mr. E. Y. Noblin Aqricultiiral Instructor Mr. B. E. Wild Coach Mrs. Elizabeth Gilliam High School Mrs. Gilberta Hubbard High School Miss Ruth Barnhart Seventh Grade Miss Anna Mary Cassell Seventh Grade Miss Carrie May Turner Sixth Grade Mrs. Mary S. Tisdale . Sixth Grade Mrs. Cary S. VanHook Fifth Grade Miss Lucy Simmons Fourth Grade Mrs. Blanche C. Rainy Fourth Grade Miss Janie Williamson Third Grade Mrs. Virginia Evans Second Grade Mrs. Annie G. Hamlet . . Second Grade Mrs. Mary B. Neblett First Grade Mrs. Ruth W. Clarke .... First Grade Mrs. C. S. McCall Librarian Miss Ruth Kesler .... . Home Economics Miss Pearl Rose . Music Three Annual Staff • Pela Bobbit, Kent Rowley Editors-in-Chief Peggy Copley, Ruth Glass, George Gilmore Business Managers Edith Whittemore, Lewis Watson CAuh Editors Hope Watkins, Margaret Coley Senior Write Ups Elizabeth Pearce Art Editor Estelle Gee Features Copley McLean Out-of-Town Ads Garland Gill Class Pictures Lenora Bishop Subscriptions John H. Shaw . F. F. A. Editor Sports Editors Rufus Rainey, Eva Gayle, R. S. Northington, Warren Thomas Four Senior Officers • Warren II. Thomas, Jr Ruth C. Glass Edith Whittemore Estelle Gee Lewis Watson Motto: Excelsior — Still Higher President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Colors: Green and White Flower: Shasta Daisy Sponsor — Gilberta S. Hubbard Honor Graduates Walter Copley McLean Pela Love Bobbitt Edith Rachel Whittemore James Brooks Smith Lucie Smith Copley Estelle Madeline Gee Margaret LaVern Coley John Hill Shaw Fiv VALLA EHARr)AWAY BISHOP “A Utile nonsense note and then is practiced bp the unsest men.” ■ ' TJ(. ARTHUR NELSON CLARK “Shoiving that a pood face is a letter of recommendation, a good heart is a letter of credit.” JOHN COLEMAN He says, “As long as I count the votes, what are you go- ing to do about it?” GROVER CLEVELAND CRUTCHFIELD, JR. He finds: “Such sweet com- “The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconven- ient.. PELA LOVE BOBBITT “ ' Tis use alone that sancti- fies expense. And splendor borrows all her rays from sense.” NE MARGARET LaVI COLEY “Her lot is made for her by the love she accepts.” ty HELEN LENORE BISHOP “To know her is to love her — ive know her.” X ■- •EGGY” COPLEY •guing too, she own’d her skill. For even though vanquished she could argue still.” EVA LEE GAYLE “Her friendship is lovable.” Sir ROBERT GARLAND GILL “The man that blushes is not a brute.” yC3 f GILMORE GEORC ' ' ' he a-irls all cried, “He’s ROY POLK GORDAN, JR. ‘Silent, but thoughts ivorth while.” Ac er ' y V lA M JAMES CAMPBELL JESSUP, JR. All the girls cry, “He is tall, dark, and hayidsome.” P ' ft ' ' WALTER COPLEY ' McLEAN j The girls call him sweet; , Jhe stairs, as he treads on - j them, kiss his feet.” ESTELLE MADELINE GEE “Her friendship is a shelter- ing tree.” “A face xvith gladness over- spread! Soft smiles, by human kind- ness bred!” MARY ANN HITE “A friend in need is a friend indeed.” LUCY GLASS “A disposition that is ivorth while.” , A RUTH CARLTON GLASS ‘Beauty, like wit, to judges should be shown; Both most are valued where they best are known.” ILLIE ANN HARRIS � Seven ALVA HAWT HORNE NOLEN “They ivho are pleased them- selves, must always please.” “ am a fool, I know it; and yet. Heaven help me. I’m poor enough to be a wit.” CHARLES A. OWENS “A deed without a name is not needed.” GEORGE WILLIAM ROWLEY, JR. “Never a worry, never a ca re ; All will turn out right any- how.” MARGARET LOUISE JENNINGS “Friends are like melons. Shall I tell you why? To find one good one must a hundred try.” AVERY NOEL KIDD “Her modest looks the cot- tage might adorn. Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn.” MARY ELIZABETH PEARCE “The only ivay to have a friend is to be one.” ROSA ANNA PERKINSON ‘Grave authors say, and ivitty poets sing. That honest wed-lock is a glorious thing.” NINA GERTRUDE STRANGE “Sweetness and charm — her greatest assets.’ greatest assets, y , Eight Jr- ' TT DORIS KATHLEEN TEMPLE “Of her,” we say, “a true friend in every way.” MARY FRANCES WALKER -f “Wit, now and then, struck smartly, shows a spark.” P BEATRICE HOPE AVATKINS ‘Hope, like the gleaming taper’s light, adorns and gleams our way.” HELEN BEATRICE WELLS “The grass stoops not she treads on it so light.” EDITH WHITTEMORE ‘And still the woyider grew, that one small head could carry all she knew.” KATIE GRACIE WRIGHT ‘Speech is great, but silence is greater.” BRYANT KENT ROM LEY “The master farmer!” JOHN HILL SHAW “Loves and is loved.” i T r f A - X ' JAMES BROOKS SMITH “The true, strong, and sound mind is the mind that can embrace equally great things and small.” LEMHS EDM ARD WATSON “The labour we delight physics pain.” r-7 - WARREN HAMLIN THOMAS, JR. JAMES HERBERT MHLLIAMS, JR. ] “My wit is large, although I jest and play.” “The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business.” Nine Junior Class Jim Smith . Virginia Nanney Jack Lumpkin Walter G. Pearson . ... Rachel Holmes President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter ROLL Jackson Betts T. J. Watkins Nelson Freeman Thomas Watkins Andrew Glascock Robert Wynn Cleveland Hall George Wells Alvis Jeffreys Virginia Crowder Allison Keeton Elsie Crutchfield Jack Lumpkin Lorena Gee Thomas Martin Zenora B. Gordon Vergil Lynn Rachel Holmes Earnest Maynard Emma Hudson Victor Moore Evelyn Hudson Flint Nichols Virginia Nanney Walter G. Pearson Peggy Robertson Woodrow Ratcliffe Ruby Tanner Thomas A. Saunders Jim Smith Thelma Wells Sponsor Mrs. J. P. Gilliam Ten Sophomore Class President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Joe Warren James Newman . Patsy Crews Lucy Land . Alice Warren ROLL Alton Gee Lewis M. Gee George D. Griffith David 0. Guthrie Clyde A. Hayes Charles Hudson Cladwell Hudson J. DeCab Jones Lloyd Matthews Burnley McTyre Joseph L. Nanney James Newman Byron Ryland Dennis Taylor Joe Warren J. Melvin Watson Hunter Gee Carl Bowen Mary Andrews Anne L. Crews Sponsor Mary Holland Ferrell Mary F. Harris Alice E. Jessup Lucy F. Land M. Elizabeth McLean Louise Meeder Rebecca Nolen Louise Perkinson Alice Mitchell Pettus Anne Simmons Carrie L. Sadler Ann Shaw Lillie Stone Mary Tucker Courtney M. Thompson Lou Ella Walker Alice Warren Elizabeth C. Walker Helen Sculthorp Ellen Gray Williams Mr. L. W. Walker Eleven Freshman Class President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Naomi Hall Vernon Paulette ... Jane Paulette Carolyn Bobbitt Douglas Callis ROLL John Edward Taylor Virginia Hite Linwood Coleman Roy Thompson Jacquelin Hodges George Crook Hazel Allgood Irene Hudson Dan Gill Carolyn Bobbitt Myra Keeton Edward Glascock Hilah Brooks Elva Lee Kidd Bobby Hines Katherine Callahan Elsie Parham Janies Lynn Nannie Cary Jane Paulette Linnie Matthews Jane Clark Mary Ratcliffe Earnest Moody Lillian Copley Helen Reekes Richard Owens Marie Crostic Marjorie Reekes Vernon Paulette Frances Crutchfield Rachel Rowley Clarence Rainey Ruth Ezell Katherine Smith Earl Rowley Naomi Hall Myrtle Walker Thomas Samford Ruby Hamlin Louise Wynn William Strange Elizabeth Hayes Sponsor Mr. B. E. Wild T welve Who ' s Who in the Senior Class Boy Girl Most Popnlar- Warren Thomas . Ruth Glass Most Stylish Warren Thomas Ruth Glass Most Friendly Brooks Smith Elizabeth Pearce Best Athlete Lewis Watson Ruth Glass Most Bashful Garland Gill Grade Wright Typical Leaders Warren Thomas Peggy Copley Most Optimistie James Williams Elizabeth Pearce Most Versatile Lewis Watson Peggy Copley Most Musieal Grover Crutchfield Lenore Bishop Best Look mg Arthur Clarke Peggy Copley T h irteeyi SOME EVENTS OF If ORTANCE Senior Play The Senior Class presented their play, “The Absent Minded Profes- sor” on March 31. It was a very good amateur play. It was sponsored by l Irs. Hubbard and Mrs. Gilliam. The cast included : The Absent-Minded Professor Brooks Smith Aunt Jessica . Elizabeth Pearce Josephine Hope Watkins Sharon Ruth Glass Joan Eva Gayle Joe Watson .. Grover Crutchfield Dave Carter . ... Lewis Watson Miss Melvina Edith Whittemore Emeralda .. Peggy Copley .Air. Butler John Coleman Choral Club Activities South Hill Choral Club broadcast a program over WRVA on April 8, 1939. In addition to the club numbers, Director Walter J. Payne sang two solos and the quartette sang an additional number. Appreciation to Rotarians We wish to express our appreciation to the Rotary Club for their in- terest in the school. Each month they entertain two high school students receiving the highest citizenship grade. This encourages the students to strive for higher citizenship grades. F. F. A. Convention Willie Copley represented the students and E. Y. Noblin represented the advisers of the Middle Virginia District at the National E. F. A. Con- vention and judging contest held in Kansas City, Missouri. Jackson Betts went as a delegate from the South Hill Chapter. The Convention was at- tended by 10,000 members from every state in the U. S. A. and from Porto Rico and Hawaii. The South Hill Chapter was adjudged the best chapter in the United States and was awarded a bronze plaque and $150.00 by the National Convention. South Hill Wins Milstead Trophy Mr. Walter J. Payne, Jr., supervisor of music in Mecklenburg, an- nounced at the recital of Miss Alma Milstead in Clarksville, that South Hill is winner of the trophy offered by the noted singer. The trophy goes to the school showing the greatest improvement in public school music during the year. Fourteen Basketball Tournament On February 27 and 28 the annual Basketball Tournament was held in the Big Exchange Warehouse. The Dragons after defeating Kenbridge and Drakes Branch advanced to the finals in which they defeated Boydton to win the golden trophy. Boydton won the silver trophy and Drakes Branch the bronze trophy. The teams that took part in the tournament are as follows : South Ilill, LaCrosse, Boydton, Kenbridge, Oak Hill, Drakes Branch, South Hill B Team, and LaCrosse B. Team. Tuberculin Test for Seniors On Monday, April 17, the members of the Health Department came to the school to give the tuberculin test to Seniors. A few had X-Ray pictures made to determine the extent of the disease. Senior Rings Arrive The Senior rings arrived in October. They were very attractive and everyone seemed to be pleased with them. Seniors Go To See The Taming of the Shrew In November the Seniors motored to Henderson to see “The Taming of the Shrew.’’ It was shown on the stage by the Avon players, who are widely known professional actors. The play was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Senior Trip to World ' s Fair The Seniors will take a trip to the New York World’s Fair from June 6 to 10. We will go by way of buses from South Hill to Norfolk and then by boat to Baltimore where we will take a fast train into New York. The trip will be under the leadership of Mr. Morgan. On October 12, 1938, the entire school attended the county fair held at Chase City. The school won about sixty dollars including individual prizes. Fifteen Beta Club o President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Brooks Smith Hope Watkins Jack Lumpkin Jim Smith Virginia Nanney Mrs. J. P. Gilliam MEMBERS Alvis Jeffreys, Jr. Virg’il Lynn Copley McLean Thomas Saunders John Hill Shaw Lewis Watson Lenora Bishop Pela Love Bohbitt Marg:aret Coley PesRy Copley Virginia Crowder Estelle Gee Edith Whittemore Sixteen a - Home Economics Club President . WiLLiE Ann Harris Vice-President Thelma Wells Secretary-Treasurer Emma Hudson MEMBERS Mary Andrews Lenora Bishop Nannie Cary Marie Crostic Virginia Crowder Elsie Crutchfield Ruth Ezell Lorena Gee Mary Frances Harris Willie Ann Harris Elizabeth Hayes Evelyn Hudson Emma Hudson Avery Noel Kidd Lucy Land Louise Meeder Rebecca Nolen Elsie Parham Louise Perkinson Mary Ratcliffe Helen Reekes Marjorie Reekes Rachel Rowley Helen Sculthrope Gertrude Strange Ruby Tanner Courtney Thompson Christine Walker Mary Frances Walker Myrtle Walker Lou Ella Walker Beatrice Wells Thelma Wells Ellen Williams Seventeen Future Farmers of America MOTTO “Learning to do, Doing to learn ; Earning to live, Living to serve.” OFFICERS Presideyit . Kent Rowley Vice-President George Wells Secretary Byron Ryland Treasurer Jackson Betts Reporter Charles Owens Watch Dog Flint Nichols Adviser MEMBERS E. Y. Noblin Wallace Bishop J. P. Holmes Robert Sandford Arthur Clark Charles Hudson Ira Smiley Lewis Copley Ernest Maynard William Strange Willie Copley Ernest Moody Bill Taylor George Crook Victor Moore Dennis Taylor Alpheus Crutchfield Edward Murphy D. B. Taylor Gi-over Crutchfield Robert Murphy John E. Taylor Howard Crutchfield James Newman Warren Thomas Nelson Freeman Alva Nolen Roy Thompson Hunter Gee Vernon Paulette Roy Trimm Wilson Gee Ruts Rainey Joe Warren Andrew Glasscock Woodrow Ratcliff e Thomas Watkins Edward Glasscock Earl Rowley James Williams Polk Gordon George Rowley Hinton Wright Bobby Hines Billy Ryland Robert Wynne Eighteen Hobby Club President Alvis Jeffreys Vice-President JiM SMITH Secretary-Treasurer De Calb Jones Adviser Mr. Walker Motto: All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy Jackson Betts Carl Bowen George Griffith Garland Gill David Guthrie Dan Gill Cladwell Hudson MEMBERS Jimmy Jessup Claude Jones De Clad Jones Alvis Jeffreys Allison Keaton Jack Lumpkin Edward Lynn Linnie Matthews Burnley McTyre Joe Nanney Richard Owens Jim Smith Thomas Saunders Xineteen President V ice-Presidcnt Secretarij Treasurer Sopranos : Hazel Allgood Lenora Bishop Carolyn Bobbitt Jane Clarke Margaret Colev Lillian Copley Patsy Crews Frances Crutchfield Mary H. Ferrell Eva Gavle Estelle Gee Zenora Gordon Altos : Pela Love Bobbitt Lorena Gee Ruth Glass Mary F. Harris Betty Jessup T enors: Jackson Betts Wallace Bishop Willie Conley Grover Crutchfield Basses : Alvis Jeffreys Byron Ryland Choral Club • Jim Smith Thomas Watkins Thomas Martin Grover Crutchfield mp:mbers Elizabeth Hayes Virginia Hite Jacqueline Hodges Rachel Holmes Irene Hudson Margaret Jennings Myra Keeton Avery N. Kidd Elizabeth McLean Elva Kidd Jane Paulette Louise Perkinson Lucy Land Louise Needer Virginia Nanney Rebecca Nolen Peggy Robertson Alton Gee Clyde Hayes Jack Lumpkin Thomas Martin Thomas Watkins Alice Pettus Marjorie Ree kes Rachel Rowley Ann Shaw Ann Simmons Lillie Stone Louise Temple Mary Tucker Christine Walker Edith Whittemore Louise Wynn Carrie L. Saddler Doris Temple Alice Warren Copley McLean Walter G. Pearson Jim Smith Warren Thomas Tiventy President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Peggy Robertson Mary Holland Ferrel Alice Warren Mrs. Gilberta Hubbard Motto; “The play’s the thing” Flower: Gardenia Colors: Green and White Patsy Crews Mary Holland Ferrel Zenora Bell Gordon MEMBERS Rachel Holmes Jack Lumpkin Jim Smith Peggy Robertson Mary Tucker Alice Warren Twenty-One Library Club Motto : ’Tis the good reader that makes the good hook.” Colors: White and Purple Flower: Violet President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Supervisor Hazel Allgood Wallace Bishop Carolyn Bobbitt Katherine Calahan Doug ' las Callis Linwoocl Coleman Lillian Copley Patsy Crews Mary Holland Ferrell Garland Gill Dan Gill Ruth Glass Lucy Glass MEMBERS Zenora Bell Gordon Rachel Holmes Irene Hudson Cladwell Hudson Alvis Jeffreys Margaret Jennings DeCalb Jones Myra Keeton Jack Lumpkin James Lynn Thomas Martin Linnie Mathews Elizabeth McLean Elizabeth McLean Ruth Glass Alice Warren Mrs. C. S. McCall Jane Paulette Elizabeth Pearce Clarence Rainey Peggy Robertson Thomas Samford Katherine Smith Jim Smith Louise Temple Alice Warren Melvin Watson Louise Wynn T weyiiy-Two Scribbler ' s Club Publishers of the “Tattler ' ” Monthly Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager ... Sports Editor Social Editor Elementary Editor . Circulation Manager Adviser Carolyn Bobbitt Pela Love Bobbitt Katherine Callahan Margaret Coley Estelle Gee Lewis Gee Lucy Glass Ruth Glass George Griffith David Guthrie Cleveland Hall Naomi Hall Irene Hudson Margaret Jennings MEMBERS Betty Jessup DeCalb Jones Allison Keeton Myra Keeton Virgil Lvnn, Jr. Thomas Martin Lloyd Mathews Elizabeth McLean Burnley McTyre Joe Nanney Virginia Nanney Jane Paulette Elizabeth Pearce Walter G. Pearson Copley McLean Peggy Copley Warren Thomas, Jr. Robert S. Northington Ruth Glass Thomas Martin DeCalb Jones Mrs. J. P. Gilliam Rosa Perkinson Alice Mitchell Pettus Thomas Samford Thomas Archer Saunders Ann Shaw John Hill Shaw Brooks Smith Katherine Smith Lillie Stone Doris Temple Hope Watkins T. J. Watkins, Jr. Lewis Watson Melvin Watson Twenty-Three Officers of Athletic Association President George Gilmore Vice-President RUTH GLASS Treasurer Hope Watkins Manager of Girls’ Basketball Margaret Jennings Manager of Football Thomas Martin Manager of Bogs’ Basketball RUFUS Rainey Manager of Baseball Jimmy Jessup Coaches: B. E. Wild, L. D. Walker and Miss Ruth Kesler Principal: C. H. Morgan Tu ' enty-Four Coach Ben Wild Manager SQUAD Rufus Rainey Arthur Clarke Melvin Watson Clarence Rainey Polk Gordon Nelson Freeman Walton Hardy Alvis Jeffreys Flint Nichols Lewis Watson Linnie Matthews These boys had a most successful year, winning seventeen out of nine- teen games. They also won first place in the Gold Medal Tournament. Boys Basketball Team T ivenfy-Five 7 Coach Miss Ruth Kesler Manager Margaret Jennings Captain PEGGY Copley Co-Captain - RuTH Glass PLAYERS ON FIRST TEAM Forwards: Guards: Center: Ruth Glass Elizabeth McLean Peggy Copley Peggy Robertson Eva Gayle Side-Center: Alice Warren SUBSTITUTES Pela Love Bobbitt Irene Hudson Virginia Nanney Jane Clark Betty Jessup Ann Shaw Margaret Coley Myra Keaton Hope Watkins Patsy Crews Lucy Land T wenty-Sioc Coach - Ben Wild Manager .. Thomas Martin Captain . Flint Nichols Backs : Flint Nichols REGULARS Robert Sam Northington George Rowley Linesmen : Arthur Clarke Polk Gordon Charles Owens Warren Thomas Lewis Watson “Spike” Rainey SUBSTITUTES Bryant Lumpkin “Babe” Freeman Walton Hardy Earl Rowley D. B. Taylor George Griffith Byron Ryland Jackson Betts John Hill Shaw Linwood Coleman Roscoe Warren Richard Owens Clarence Rainey Robert Wynn Twenty-Seven Baseball Team Coach Leland Walker Manager Jimmie Jessup Captain ... Nelson Freeman Co-Captain PLAYERS George Rowley Pitchers: First Basemen: Short Stop: Fielders : Owens Freeman Watson Rowley Freeman Gordon Third Baseman : Gilmore Gordon Catcher: Nichols Second Basemen : Thomas McTyre Hardy SUBSTITUTES Thompson Griffith Taylor Ratcliff Warren Friday, March 31, Boydton at South Hill Tuesday, April 4, Victoria at South Hill Tuesday, April 11, Emporia at Emporia Friday, April 14, Chase Citv at Chase City SCHEDULE Tuesday, April 18, LaCrosse at LaCrosse Friday, April 21, Victoria at Victoria Tuesday, April 25, Clarksville at South Hill Friday, April 28, LaCrosse at South Hill Friday, May 5, Clarksville at Clarksville Tuesday, May 9, Boydton at Boydton Friday, May 12, Buckhorn at Buckhorn Monday, May 15, Emporia at South Hill Friday, Ma’ ' 19, phase City at South Hill Txventy-Eight i I Toy Orchestra Front row, from, left to right: Margaret Matthews Mary Cook Irene Walker Jack Nanney Ruth Crowder Mary Frances Crutchfield June Rose Morgan Second row, from left to right: Maxey Crowder Johnny Crowder Betty Crews Polly Sue Bunn Marian Wolfe Margaret Walker Rosalie Taylor Third row, from left to right: Joan Bentley Jane Ozlin Charles Moseley E. B. Moody Mary Gee Walter Cleaton Elizabeth Matthews Billy Farrar LeNeve Hodges Fourth row, from left to right: Clyde Smith Reynolds Keeton Jane Hudson Teresa Davis Nancy Jones Lucy Mooi’e Kidd Twenty-Nine Music Class Teacher Miss Pearl Rose President . Elizabeth McLean Vice-President Betty Jessup Secretary Mary Holland Ferrell Treasurer Carolyn Bobbitt Reporter Katherine Smith Doris Atkins Emma Lee Allen Mary Lucy Allen Ida Lee Allen Carolyn Bobbitt Jacqueline Bobbitt Walter Cleaton Frances Crutchfield Ruth Crowder Rawlins Claibourne Tresa Davis Mary Holland Ferrell Bai-bara Fowlkes Vanney Hammer LeNeve Hodges MEMBERS Jacqueline Hodges Betsy Lee Hodges Rufus Hubbard, Jr. Margaret Jessup Betty Jessup George Lett Jones Elva Lee Kidd Lillian Copeley Lucy Mooi-e Kidd Myra Keeton Elizabeth Matthews Margarette Matthews Elizabeth McLean Jane Ozlin Jane Paulette Alice Mitchell Pettus Jane Shaw Anne Shaw Katherine Smith Essie Bryce Evans Jean Thomasson Mary Tucker Margaret Walker Alice Warren Janet Jolly Johnnie Crowder Andrew Williams Leon Smith Rachel Rowley Willie Copley Thirty JAMES L DECK ' I ' lanuj aciuxzx i cz zjirzizntaiitjz 3210 Grove Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Class Rings, Pins, Medals and Trophies Invitations, Cards, Caps and Gowns Chenille L etter Awards Compliments of Brinkley Gates Co. Wholesale Grocers Petersburg, Va. Hardware and House Furnishings Cleaton Hardware Co. South, Hill, Va. Compliments of Stritman Biscuit Co. Compliments of Woman ' s Auxiliary of Crews, Epperson, Puryear American Legion Post 79 Compliments of Montgomery Drug Co. South, Hill, Va. Compliments of Dr. C. M. Hartwell J. P. Bailey Co. 5c to $1.00 Store Jones, Edwards Co. General Merchandise Smith’s X Rhoads, Va. Modern Colonial Theater South, Hill, Va. • Always a Good Show L. C. Moseley Furniture, Cook Stoves and Ranges, Paints, Hardware, Building Material LaCrosse, Va. Lucile Beauty Shop Miss Lucille Williams S outh, Hill, Va. Phone 19-J C. D. Jones Hardware, Shoes, Staple and Fancy Groceries LaCrosse, Va. Compliments of Lincoln Hotel South, Hill, Va. LaCrosse Candy Co. Candies, Novelties and Specials LaCrosse, Va. • H. M. Tanner, Prop. Compliments of Green Front Store South, Hill, Va. Phone 164-W Bonds, Automobile and Fire Insurance • L. M. Raney HINES HOM-OND FOOD STORE R. L. and T. B. HiNES, Props. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables PHONE No. 22 Compliments of South Hill Fire Department Compliments of Economy Grocery Co. South Hill, Virginia Compliments of L. Davis Department Store Compliments of Emporia Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Emporia, Va. South Hill Motor Co. Incorporated SALES( )SERVICE Phone 113 South, Hill, Va. Compliments of Smith ' s Confectionery Pettus Drug Company Prescriptio ns, Drugs, Medicines • PETTUS No. 2 Graduation Gifts, Cara Nome Toiletries, Soda Fountain H. M. Pettus Leonard Smith Oakdale Dairy The Home of Best Guernsey Cream and Milk • W. H. Butterworth • South, Hill, Va. Moseley Motor Co. • Chrysler, Plymouth Sales and Service Compliments of Montague Brothers Hardware, Feeds, Seeds General Farm Supplies Compliments of Ellington Service Station Phone 16-W Quality Service at Moderate Prices South Hill Beauty Shop Lucy C. Dance Compliments of A. H. Northington Plumbing and Heating Leth ' s Shoe Shop We Make Your Old Shoes New South, Hill, Va. Railway Express Agency Southern Railroad Courtesy, Attention, Prompt Service Congratulations Seniors For Successful Driving Use SINCLAIR • E. H. Harris, Agent South Hill, Va. Flowers for All Occasions Adam ' s Flower Shop Compliments of Poor Roy Ugly but Honest “Nuf Sed” Parham ' s Barber Shop Compliments of Buddy Gill Pender’s Manager We Use 0.L JiAl CAPS AND GOWNS They have been in business since 1889 Roanoke, Virginia Because we appreciate the spirit and the will to improve and to achieve that have promoted and brought to successful conclusion this work — the 2nd South Hill High School Annual — and because we admire this and other worthwhile achievements of the faculty and the student body we desire this representation in Foot Prints. Respectfully, THE TOWN OF SOUTH HILL