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

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Senior Off icers President Hunter Gee Vice-President Elizabeth McLean Secretary Burnley McTyre Treasurer DeCalb Jones Reporter Alice Warren Sponsor Mrs. Gilberta Hubbard Footprints St Editor -in-Chiep Lillie Stone George Griffith Business Manager Alice Warren DeCalb Jones Club Editors Lucy Land Joe Nanny Senior Writings Elizabeth McLean David Guthrie Art Editor Alice Pettus Features Betty Jessup Carrie Lee Sadler Subscriptions Mary H. Ferrell Burnley McTyre F. F. A. D. B. Taylor Sport Editors Patsy Crews Melvin Watson Class Pictures Louise Perkinson Ann Shaw Out-of-Town Ads Mary Tucker Byron Ryland Alumni Staff Anne Simmons Lfunter Gee

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SENIORS Lillie Stone: Library Club, ’38; Choral Club, ’38, ’39; Choir, 4’1; Scribbler’s Club, ’38, ’39, ’40, ’41; The Tafler Staff, ’41; Beta Club, ’40, ’41; Secretary Beta Club, ’40; President Beta Club, ’41; Class Treasurer, ’40; Annual Staff, ’41. Courtney Thompson: Choral Club, ’38, ’39; Home Economics Club, ’39, ’40; Dramatic Club, ’4.1; Library Club, ’41. Mary Tucker: Choral Club, ’39; Dramatic Club, ’39, ’40, ’41; Choir, ’40, ’41; Reporter Choir, ’40; President Choral Club and Choir, ’41; Annual Staff, ’41; Softball, ’40; May Court, ’40; Represented Choral Club and Choir at Dance, ’41. Christine ' ' S ' alker: Choral Club, ’38, ’39; Home Economics Club, ’39, ’40, 41; Basketball Team, ’40. Lou Ella 3}rALKER: Choral Club, ’38, ’39; Secretary Home Economics Club, ’40; Treasurer Home Economics Club, ’41; Home Economics Club, ’39, ’40, ’41; Softball Team, ’40; Annual Staff, ’41; Varsity Club, ’40. Alice arren: Class Reporter, ’38, ’39; Dramatic Club, ’38, ’39, ’40, ’41; Reporter Dramatic Club, ’3 9, ’40; Vice-President Dramatic Club, ’41; Library Club, ’3 9, ’40; Reporter Library Club, ’3 9, Presi- dent Library Club, ’41; Annual Staff, ’41; Basketball, ’38, ’39, ’40, ’41, Captain, ’40, Co-Captain, ’41; Senior Play, ’41; Vice-President Varsity Club, ’40, ’41. Ellen Gray VTilliams: Home Economics Club, ’3 9, ’40, ’41. D. B. Taylor: E.E.A. Club, ’39, ’40, ’41; Reporter, ’41; Scribbler’s Club, ’41; Science Club, ’38; Senior Play, ’41; Reporter on Annual Staff, ’41; Varsity Club, ’40, ’41. Joe VJ’arre.n: E.E.A. Club, ’38, ’39, ’41, Treasurer, ’41; President Sophomore Class, ’39; Varsity Club, ’40, ’41; Football, ’40, ’41; Baseball, ’39, ’41. Melvin atson: Library Club, ’40; Scribbler’s Club, ’39, ’4-0, ’41; Science Club, ’38; Varsity Club, ’40, ’41; Baseball, ’40; Basketball, ’39, ’40, ’41; Football, ’40; Sports Editor on Annual Staff, ’41. Robert Vi ynn: E.E.A. Club, ’38, ’40, ’41; Science Club, ’37; Football, ’38, ’39, ’40, ’41; Basketball, ’40, ’41; Baseball, ’38, ’40, ’41; Varsity Club, ’40, ’41.

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IF We Wonder What Would Happen If Hunter wasn’t popular. [f George wouldn’t smack his chewing gum. If David would fall in love. If Clyde came to school in tune. If Neely didn’t grin from ear to ear. If Holloway didn’t stammer. If Charles was short and fat. If Claude didn’t go to Kenbridge. If DeCalb wasn’t up on politics and dates. If Herbert couldn’t play the guitar. If Lloyd didn’t have a girl in Waynes- boro. If Ernest would ring the bell on time. If Burnley didn’t cut other boys out. If Joe Nanny didn’t see Elizabetit for several months. If Byron would settle this girl question. If Dennis would make up his mind. If D. B. lost his voice. If Joe Warren would hurry. If Melvin didn’t have Daisy. If Robert couldn’t tell jokes. If John Marshall wasn’t popular with the girls. If Mary Andrews wasn’t liking a Kidd”. If Myrtle didn’t flirt. If Patsy didn’t have friends. If Evelyn didn’t make a wise crack. If Mary Holland couldn’t dance. If Betty wasn’t dignified. If Lucy wasn’t cute. If Elizabeth wasn’t an honor student. If Louise Meeder didn’t have a good per- sonality. If Louise Perkinson wasn’t polite. If Alice Mitchell didn’t have her lessons up. If Audrey wasn’t spoiled. If Carrie Lee were a blonde. If Helen would frown all day. If Ann Shaw would be rude. If Ann Simmons didn’t go to Chase City on Eriday night. If Lillie wouldn’t, blush. If Courtney couldn’t find something to laugh about. If Hitsy” couldn’t sing. If Christine didn’t have a date on Thurs- day night. If Lou Ella wasn’t neat. If Alice wasn’t a good sport. If Ellen Gray wasn’t bashful. WHO’S WHO Burnley McTyre Most Popular DeCalb Jones Most Stylish Hunter Gee Most Friendly Melvin Watson Best Athlete David Guthrie Most Bashful Hunter Gee Typical Leaders D. B. Taylor Most Optimistic Hunter Gee Most Dignified Byron Ryland Best Looking DeCalb Jones Most Business-Like Burnley McTyre Best All-Round Joe Nanney Most Studious Patsy Crews Mary Holland Ferrell Alice Warren Alice Warren Ellen Williams Elizabeth McLean Alice Warren Betty Jessup Lucy Land Lillie Stone Alice Warren Alice Pettus 1941