St Paul High School - Estonoa Yearbook (St Paul, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1940 volume:

✓ £ 1 ' s V. ' e, the Seniors of 40, dedicate this issue of the Ki-Light to our FATHERS and I OTHERS, v ho v;orked so faithfully and pa- tiently, that we might have a High School Education. He love then for the sacrifices they have made for us . Love , S S nJiCf ’If 0 VA k , tc ; st I I 4 r Our library, rated as one of the best in South- west Virginia, was recently built at a cost of two thousand dollars. This library consists of twenty- five hundred books. It is furnished with reading tables, chairs, properly arranged shelves upon which are displayed the trophies of our school, and polished hardwood floors. Soon, after many years of hard work and persuasion, a new gymnasium is to be built, costing twenty-thousand dollars. It is hoped that next year this new building can be pictured with the school building. ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL St. Paul High School, erected in 1922 at a cost of sixty thousand dollars, is pictured above. Throughout the years additional improvements have been made. T r r r rr rr rr r , , , , _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ H 9 ET fe -a a m- V yn. ' B jfr ANNUAL OFFICERS Alonzo Monday- —-— - — — —Editor- in-Chic f Gcrtrudo Meade—--— — — -Associate Editor Arthur Holbrook-—-—— — — --Associate Editor Fern Sutherland-—- — — — Business Manager Frank Jessoo— — Sports Editor Marjorie Brooks — Circulation Manager Howard Holbrook -— — — -Joke Editor : t ft 1 i t r 4 Kcmneth Noel, Coach, B. ' S . Milligan College Rita Kennoy, Commercial, A. B. — ----- — Dusquono University W. D. Richmond, Principal, B. A., M. A. -Duke University W. D. Richmond — -Columbia University and Emory Honry Col, Alta Hamilton, History,’ B, S. — — Radford S, T. C Louisa Holton, Homo-Ec., B, S.— — — University of Kentucky Marvin Gilliam, English, A. B.— — Milligan College Standing, loft to right : Mrs. Bollo Bailiff--— ---—Supervisor of Underprivileged Elizabeth Greear, N, P, — — — — — - — Farmville S. T. C, Leslie Holbrook — — — — — Principal’s Socrotary Kathloon Wolfo, N, P, -—Radford St.TCoGi Nellio Kilgore-—- — Radford and Emory Henry Mary Alston Rush, N, P, — Farmville St T. C, Elizabeth Obonshain, N, P.— — Pikevillo College Edith Kay lor, N, P. — — ----Farmville S. T. C. Della Ingo, N, P,— --Farmville and University of Virginia Mrs, R. F, Swann— ----- — ————Librarian Mrs, John Addington———— — ----Music Teacher • . ! I Srj TIIE SENIOR CLASS President Shelby Hilton Vice President Frank Jessee Sec. Treas. Fern Sutherland Front Row Seated, L. to R. Second Row Standing, L. to R, Evelyn O ' Dell Carl Fleming Gertrude Meade Grover Sexton Taze Jessee Alonzo Monday, Jr. Miss Hamilton Howard U. Holbrook Jefferiese Cooper Elsie Hensley Marjorie Brooks Fern Sutherland Frank Jessee Hansford Kennedy Ruth Hensley Back Row Standing, L. to R. Chad Hilton Emerson Fleming Billy Murphy Janes Sutherland Billy Fraley Arthur Holbrook Shelby Hilton Robert Holbrook, Absent , .r I m. a. u fi ■ V. il . .v M i II t � :( r ’ J7I7 ri7J77T7777m7T 7rsrZ7r 7Z777777 ZJ77.7m SENIOR CLASS OF ' 40 OFFICERS President Shelby Hilton Vice President Frank Jessee Sec. and Treas . — — - — Ftrn Sutherland Motto Hitch your wagon to a star. ' Flower Red Rose Colors Red and VJhite UZLLLZZj T7 77777777TrTTrTr 77Sff7T7777J. Master Sammy Molinary was chosen by the Senior Class unaminously to represent them as their mascot. Sammy, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dommar Molinary. Mrs. Molinary was a former class mate of the present Seniors. XPr77777rm7 r ‘r - ‘ J 7 77777777777r77T777777T7 T. ' ' rJT . Marjorie Joanne Brooks Duchess Oh, you don’t say Marjorie is one of our school bus students who came to S.P.F.S. in her freshman year. Although not taking any part in the school sports she has been very active in her school works and h s held several honors. She was President of the Glee Club in ’39, Vice President of the Science Club in ' 40. The class wishes you much success in your future undertakings. Ambition — llewsp: .per Reporter hobby Collecting Song -hits Greatest Fault-— Talking too low. Ruby Jefferies Cccpcr Frosty Ain ' t that tltching Jefferies come to us from Perth Carolina in the second grade. She has played four years of outstanding basketball and served as captain one year. She was also Vice President of the Science Club ;,nd News Editor of the St. Paul Fi -Lights. Ambition --Purse Hobby — Flaving basketball Greatest Fault Laughing « James Carl Fleming Costeleo Shave my head and call me baldy Carl started his education at St. Paul in the first grade and has successfuly completed his course. He is known for his ability to make and keep friends. He was President of the Junior Class and Reporter for tho St. Paul Ei-Lights. He has taken part in many of the plays that have boon given here. Ambition State Police Hobby- Collecting Pedals Grcatcst Fault Going to Va. City. Paul Emerson Fleming Wimpy Bless your little heart Emerson also started his education in St. Paul in the first grade. He has been very active in his studies. Emerson was Editor-in-Chief of the St. Paul Hi-Lights for two years. Secretary -Troasurcr of tho General Athletic Association in 1940, won the debate medal in 1938, won the dramatic modal in 1939, and was voted tho most courteous boy in high school in the popularity contest. Ambition -State Police Hobby Singing Greatest Fault Going to Danto A A i i S S s ■ ' A ? u A Billy Blaine Fraloy Bill toll, now, I just don’t know Billy oamo to St. Paul in hie freshman year as one of . ill Bond’s Favorite Five” from Dwina. Ho playod two years of football but took no part in other athletics. Due to his ploasing personality he has won many friends who will never forgot him. Jjnbitien-To bo c, stenographer H c bby -Hunting Greatest Fault-- — Day dreaming Elsie Alrcyra Hons ley Else Just Because Elsie is one of our school bus students and cno cf the eight seniors frrm the bus. She came to S. I. H. S. in her freshman year and has boon very active in her school work. She is a member of the Science Club, The class wishes you feu eh success and happiness in your future undertakings. Ambit ion— -Beauty operator Hebbv--- -Singing Altc Greatest Fault— --Teasing MMmni a i A 1 1 2 i Chadwick Buford Hilton Charlie” Well, I ' ll be Chad, voted the most stylish, and most attractive boy in High School, is a friendly chap. He has been active in sports as we 11 as his studies. He played three years of basketball and one year of football. He was the captain of the basketball team one year. He was secretary -treasurer of the G.A.A. in, 39. May your future be filled with happiness, Charlie. Ambition Aviator Hobby Pictorial Scrapbook Greatest Fault-Running around with the girls Shelby Earl Hilton Happy Shucks Shelby entered school in the First Grade. He has been very active in athletics, two years of basketball, one year of football, and one year in track. He was also selected as the best sport in St. Paul Hi. In his Senior year he was elected president of his class. Amb ition Avi a t or Hobby whittling Greatest Fault Going to the movies WM ff{ UUfUl ' UUU r7 ' t 7 rr r rrfrn 7r7r7777S tr; txi7:i. ' 777rrrrr7T7r7 ' 7rrr r77rrfs A ' 7r ? l A s I ! Hov ard Uolos Holbrook Bud” Ah Hock Howard was voted the most in- tellectual boy in high school. Ho was Fros. of Freshman Class in ' 35, Fros. of Sports Club in 36, Fros. of Sophomore Class in ' 37, Pres, of Glee Club, Sec.-Trcas. of Jr. Class, Assistant Editor of school paper in 1 39, and Joke Editor of Annual in ’40. He won the Biology medal in 37, Path in 38, English in ’39, and Valedictorian in ’40. Ambition--Business Executive } obby -Reading Greatest Fault Courtin ' 1 toe much Robert Franklin Holbrook Rob Yeah, I reckon Hebert came to S.F.H.S. in his Freshman year as one of Aill Bond’s Favorite Five from Dwine. Duo to his excellent work in school he won the honor cf being the Salutatorian of the Senior Class. Although ho did not take any part in athletics, he has boon active otherwise and will be long remembered. Ambition To bo a musician Hobby Fiddling Greatest Fault Laughing too much •- ' � • ' flit; irr s 1 r % I Ruth Lillian Hensley Oh, ain ' t he cute Little n Ruth is one of the school bus students who came to us in the Lighth Grade, She is a very likable person with a pleasing personality. She took no part in the school sports but was very active in her school works . She is a member of the Science Club, v.ith you goes the wishes ‘of the class for e. successful career. Ambition To be a Secretary Hobby -Collecting baby pictures Greatest Fault -Blushing James Arthur Holbrook Arch Dod-rot the luck Arthur started at St. Faul in the first grade and has made a fine record ever since. He won the American Legion Modal ■ as the best all -a round in the seventh grade. Ec was President of his Sophomor.. Class and is Assiocate Aditor of our annual, although he did not take part in any athletics, he has been ctivc in clubs and other school activities. an engineer i-jnbition To b Hobby Greatest Fault--Luughing too much Fiddling f Y a ' JJS JZZZZZZZZL ZZ22ZZZZZ Z2 ZLUm - I - Charlie Hansford Kennedy Hamp By-gosh Hansford came to St. Paul in his Freshman year from Dwina as one of 1(111 Bond ' s Favorite Five. He did not take part in any athle- tics but otherwise has been a very active student. He was selected the most handsome boy in High School. Due to his fine personality he has a great many friends and will never bo forgotten. Ambition To travel Hobby Staying up too late Greatest Fault Going to Coeburn Elizabeth Gertrude Kid” Aw Hush Mead-. Gertrude has had a.ll her education in S.F.H.S., and success- fulv completed her courses here. She has boon active in her school work and in the sports of the school. She is a member of the Sports Club and was elected one of the Assistant Editors on the annual staff. May your life be a long and successful one in all of your undertakings. Ambition To be a nurse Hobby -Playing Basketball Greatest Fault Grumbling about Geometry Alonzo Monday, Jr. Munsey ’’Hello Sweetheart” Alonzo entered S.F.H.S. in the first grade and has successfully completed his course here. He is one of our football players who received an honorable mention for all Southwest Virginia, He also received several honors j.n school, Editor of the Annual, Sec. and Treas. of Science Club in 40, Vice-Fres. of Homc-ec Club in ’38. Here ' s hop- ing you ' ll get over your greatest fault Alonzo, and be a famous aviator, Ambition -Aviator Hobby Singing Greatest Fault--Talking to the girls too much. Billy Curtis Murphy Scrubb ”Lo Vhat Billy entered S.F.H.S. in the first grade and has succcssfuly completed his course here He has played one year of basketball and has been very active in his school work, Fe was also a faithful member of the Sports Club. Ambition -- ---Aviator Hobby — hriting Stories Greatest Fault-Disagreeing with every- one. t •• f i I i « ; V ■ .. . a. ' : I -r77777-r77T7T7T rrrr7T77777 777777777171 John Y illian Franklin Jessee Lightn 1 in Fello Honey Frank came to S.P.H.S. from Dante in the second grade. He is one of our most athletic hoys ' . He has taken part in basketball and football. Frank has been active in his school works. He was vice-president of the Senior class. President of the Dramatic club in ’40, President of the General Athletic Association in 39, and sports editor of the annual . Ambition -State Police Hobby Singing Greatest fault- — —Going to Castlewood Taze Jossee Preacher What do you think of the situation? Taze is one of the few boys who entered school in the first grade. He was vice-president of the civics club, and vice-president of thesophomorc class Although Taze did not participate in any athletic, he was a great sports fan. Ambition Lawyer Hobby — -Ground-hog Hunting Greatest fault Loafing u ? 1 ! 2 I 777 ' 77 77T ' . ' 77 777777Z V77777Z 7777Z ' 777777VZ7ZZ2Z7ZVZ.:‘7i j . Fern Hazel Sutherland Little Squirt Gosh Fern came to S.P.H.S. from Clinchco, Va. in her Freshman year. Although she never took any part in the school sports, she was active in her school works. She was elected as tho most popular and most intellectual girl in S.P.H.S.. She has also held several important offices. Secretary and Treasurer of the Senior Class, and Business Manager of the annual. Ambition-Court Stonographer Hobby Collecting Movie Star Pictures Greatest Fault — Dancing late at night James Thomas Sutherland Jim Reckon, I ' ll not go just now James came to St. Paul from Dv ina as one of hill Bond ' s Favorite Five and has made an excellent record in his school work. He played four years of football and one year of track. Ho served as President of tho Sports Club, Class Reporter, and Co-Captain of the football team. Due to his fine personality he has v on many friends vdio will always remomber him. Ambition Aviator K obby Photogr aph ing Grcatost Fault Staying up too late. ' A 4 % Ambition Nurse E obby — Cooking Greatest Fault Losing her temper ' Grover J. Sexton Sok Aw Keck Grover is one of the few boys who entered school in the first grade. Grover, an all-countv foot- ball player in ’38, President of the France Club in 3S President of Athletic Association in ’40, is one of the most outstanding athc- letcs of S. I, F. S.. Fc played four years of football, was captain three- consecutive years, and played four years of basketball. ibition To play profes- sional baseball obby- -Reading sport page Greatest Fault- — Popping off. Evelyn came to S. F. K. S. from Washington, D. C. in the third grade. Evelyn, voted the most attractive girl in I igh School vic.s vice president of Dramatic Club in 38, and secretary and treasurer for two years, 3S-40, Although Evelyn hasn ' t been active in sports, she has played a great part in the social activities of S. P. H. S.. ‘ t .■ ' “f - .♦ v r- f i ' ty- , • • • vf. , « v . v ’ ? 4 v . it l U i p -Iff ,,. ’ VN, , ' • r .� v V A II ■ ■ f i 5 fr77777777777777777777 ' 77777777Z77:7Z:V77Z?ZZ 777Z7Z7ZZZZ Y7Z I £ Officers President Jim Molinary Vice President Gene Skeens Sec. h. Treas. Hazel Brooks Members Front Row Seated, L, to R. Second Row Seated, L. to R, Mary Hawkins Hazel Brooks Jimmy Sanslow Billy Powers Patsy Stallard Dorothy Munsey Gene Skeens Fred Marshall Ruth Dye Mary Fane Anderson ‘william C. Bays Edgar Holbrook Viola Cooke Back Row Standing Ralph Tate Julius Evans Jim Molinary Miss Holton i X?3J mr n mr7 f mr 7 77777 i 7TJ777T 77irzri 7 - r7A ■ . , ■ ' ... . , r TTTTTTTTTI rsfrTJ. Bustor Davis -Catherine Morris — George Puckett Members Front Row Soatod, L. to R. Socond Row Seated, L. to R, Nell Counts Douglas Cunningham Noll Robinson Roy Hilton, Jr. Virginia Barker Bustor Davis Flora Holbrook Back Row Standing, L. to R Natile Adkins Trueman Bays Madge Bellamy V . B. Harts ock Irene Hillman Robert Arnetto Miss Kennoy 0. B. Stnllard Tommy Austin Howard Wm. Holbrook Paul Castle Arthur Taylor Catherine Morris � 4 NINTH GRADE Officers President Liaynard Holbrook Vice President Nell McGoldrick Sec. Treas. Fay Hicks Members Front row seated, L to R Jimmie Jessee Nora Lee Glovier Edd Woody Shirley Stanton Sanford Evans Margaret Monday William Lawless Florine Lawson Second row seated, L to R . Noah Holbrook Myrtle Woody Dewey Tate Blanche Sutherland Maynard Holbrook Mildred Dye Roy Fraley Faye Hicks Back row standing, L to R . Edleweisse Evans Samanthia Holbrook Leathia Austin Louise Hensley Anne Pearl LIcCamey Nell McGoldrick Dorothy Flannary Ur. Gilliam EIGHTH GRADE Officers President Robert Jessee Vice President Floyd Holbrook Sec. Treas. Lillian Jessee Front Row L. to R. Second Row L. to R. Third Row L. to R. Bill Lawson Robert Jessee Floyd Holbrook Junior Hileman Junior Holbrook Fred Lawson Buford Powers Gladys Dean Albert Holbrook Helen Barker Loyd Evans Belva Kilgore Geneva Dean Sophia Linton Billy Doyle Shirley Lyons Harold Buchanan Lillian Jessee John Owens, Jr. Irene Abbott Fred Sutherland Wallace Pennington Carmen Casteel Junior Hensley Emma Peake Albert Tichenor Jeanette Bartee Boyd Fortner Pauline Puckett Fourth Row L. to R. Back Ro w L. to R. Virginia Sutherland Mildred Brooks Esteele Bays Albert Peters Mary More fie Id Marie Suit T TT. ■ ' • � I • •� i? • ?! i i ' ' inon « BOYS’ FOOTBALL TEAK Captain Grover Sexton Manager Jimmy Jessee Coach Kenneth Noel Sitting Left to Right Jim Mol inary Jim Sutherland Grover Sexton Bill Powers Maynard Holbrook Bill Fraley YZZZlZZ 77r2T7m Jit Standing Left to Right Truman Bays Alonzo Monday Jr. Ralph Tate Howard Holbrook Jim Jessee, Manager Edd Holbrook Buster Davis Dewey Tate Edd Moody wmmmmmm 1 m � JW BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Captain Chad Hilton Manager Grover Sexton Coach Kenneth Noel Sitting Left to R ight Standing Left to Right Mayna rd Holbrook Billy Powers Ralph Tate Jim Mol inary Gene Skeen Tommy Austin Chad Hilton Junior Taylor Shelby Hilton Billy Murphy Howard Holbrook Jimmy Jessoe m I ■ J? . r. .•- ' 72P GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Captain Nell McGoldrick Manager Mary Hawkins Coach — Kenneth Noel Sitting Left to Right Standing Left to Right Jeff Cooper Gertrude Meade Eidleweiss Evans Ruth Dye Hell McGoldrick Mary Hawkins Viola Cook Dorothy Munsey Madge Bellamy Catherine Morris Irene Hillman Patsy Stallard Nell Robinson YZZZZL ■ ¥• % % .SVAVCUWAW IJIff VTrr7777TrZf77S7SS 7777jr 7 sr 7 f7Tr7 - iA DRAMATIC CLU3 Officers President Frank Jessee Vice President Evelyn O ' Dell Sec. Treas. Nell Robinson Members Seated, left to right Frank Jessee Evelyn O ' Dell Rachael Fortner Emerson Fleming Gay Nell Hawkins Nellie Doyle Junior Holbrook Standing, left to right Miss Hamilton Nell Robinson Peggy O ' Dell Bonnie Kicks Virginia McCrackin Virginia Sutherland Mildred Brooks Howard Holbrook Shirley Lyons l I 2 J,, 77777777T777277ZZZZ77TJ7777777T7T ' 7 ' j r ' 7 r S t s A ? HOLE ECONOMICS CLUB Officors President -—-— — -VTilford Sutherland Vice President ' — Tazo Jossee See Troas. -Mary Hawkins Members Front Rov Seated, Left to Right Fred Marshall Mary Fane Anderson ITora Lee Glovicr Dorothy Kunscy Mary Hawkins Hiss Kenney First Row Standing, L. to R, Edith Tichcnor Loath ic Austin Botty Purcell Cathaline Brown Samatha Holbrook Gwendoline Jossee Madge Bellamy Irene Hillman Miss Holton Back Row,. Left to Right Joe Marshall Taze Jossee Grover Sexton Douglas Cunningham tt mr n nsn f w 7 rs rs r 77Z2Z77Z72Tmizn7JZaZLLLi SPORTS CLUB President Buster Davis Vice President Maynard Holbrook Sec.-Treas. Patsy Stallard The following are pictured in the Sports Club: Ed Holbrook, Boyd Fortner, David Stanton, Morgan Stanton, Fred Lawson, Jr, Hensley, Nelson Glovier, Floyd Holbrook, Ilershel Lawson, Jr, Dye, Julius Evans, 0. B, Stallard, Emma Peak, Gay Nell Hicks, Jeanette Bartee, Ruth Quillin, Carmen Casteel, Wilma Meade, Albert Peters, Emerson Bellamy, Roy Fraley, Willie C. Bays, Helen Barker, Eva Quillin, Lillian Jessee, Gertrude Meade, Virgic Horton, Catherine Morris, Jeff Cooper, Patsy Stallard, Albert Tichcnor, Noah Holbrook, Carl Fleming, Maynard Holbrook, John Owen, Fred Holt, Mary L ' oorofield, Billy Murphy, Blanch Cooke, Sophia Minton, Harold Buchanan, James Sutherland, Lou Suit, Marie Suit, Billy Fraley, Nell McGoldrick, Nell Counts. Viola Cooke, June Porter, Madge Bellamy, Arthur Taylor, Irene Hillman, Frances Counts, Ruth Dye, Shelby Hilton, Flora Holbrook, Robert Arncttc, Buster Davis, Sanford Evans, Jimmy Sanslow, Claude Sexton, Lynis Snyder, Bill Doyle, Edowese Evans,” Anna Perl McCamcy, Jr. Plaster, Jim Joss co, Loyd Evans, Trueman Bays, W. B. Kartsock, Tom Austin, Jr. Hilton, Howard Wm. Holbrook. ■w ' r Officers President Chad Hilton Vico President-- Marjorie Brooks Sec. Treas. Alonzo Monday, Jr. Members First Row Seated, L. to R, Belva Kilgore Y allace Pennington Junior Hileman Albert Holbrook Robert Jessee Buford Powers Marjorie Brooks First Row Standing, L. to R, Faye Hicks Pauline Puckett Florino Lawson Ruth Hensley Hazel Brooks Gladys Dean Mildred Dye Blanche Sutherland Shirley Stanton Alonzo Monday Second Row Seated, L Myrtle V oody Louise Hensley Fern Sutherland Natile Adkins Elsie Hensley Geneva Dean Irene Abbott Margaret Monday Second Row Standing, Hansford Kennedy Arthur Holbrook Mr. Gilliam Ralph Tate Bill Powers Jim Mol inary Estolle Bays Chad Hilton to R, to R Staff Front Row, left to rig ht W. B. Hartsock — — Associate Editor l.Iary Hawkins Grade Reporter Dorothy Hunsey Assistant News Editor Carl Fleming Star Reporter Hell Robinson Joke Editor Catherine Morris Assistant Business Manager Standing, left to right Emerson Fleming Editor-in-Chief Junior Hileman Cartoonist Jimmy Molinary Assistant Sports Editor Madge Bellamy Grade Reporter Gene Skeen-- Sports Editor Evelyn O ' Dell Society Reporter Billy Powers Mimeographer Patsy St al lard Business Manager Jefferies Cooper — six front row News Editor ' ZEZZZZZnZZZZZZZZHZZI ZZZZZLlZ. tt m 7rr7777777rr.’ ' . 777 7777777 ' , THE SENIOR CLASS OF ' 40 SPRING F E V E R FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 26, 1940 ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THE CAST Howard Brent, a senior-- --Emerson Fleming Ed Burns, Chemistry student- Alonzo Monday Vic Lewis, Art student- — Chad Hilton Lou Herron, Journalism student Fern Sutherland Mrs, Spangler, the landlady Gertrude Meade Anne Purcell, Howard s heart interest Jeff. Cooper Vivian George, Vic ' s heart interest-- Evelyn O ' Dell Henry Purcell, Anne ' s father Shelby Hilton Maude Corey, Howard ' s aunt Elsie Hensloy Phoebe Purcell, Anne ' s mother Ruth Hensloy Professor Virgil Bean Carl Fleming Dr. Dixon, President of the College Billy Murphy DIRECTOR Miss Alta Hamilton Stage Manager-- — James Sutherland Assistant Manager Arthur Holbrook Publicity Manager- Hansford Kennedy Assistant Manager -Billy Fraley Business Manager- Howard Holbrook Assistant Manager-- Frank Jessoo Electrician Tazc Jessee Assistant Grover Sexton ZTZZ2777777 77777777 . !Z7Z f777T! J r777777y7 7Vryrr v 7r r7 77 r777 ' f rT SENIOR CALENDAR ipril 26 — Sonior Play — Spring Fever by Glenn Hughes. Hay 6 Senior Party — Given by Faculty — The Great Victor Herbe I May 14 Graduates Day — Kingsport, Tennessee. May 24 — Junior-Senior Party--Given by Juniors. I May 26 — Baccalaureate Scrmon4-Baptist Church--Dr. J. Y, r . Hill of Emory and Henry College. May 31--Graduation Excrcisos-- Alma Mater’s Children presented by Seniors. Awarding of Diplomas by Principal. A ; .. §; A r A A ' A £ 1 s ; POPULARITY CONTEST February 1940 The popularity contest always brings with it greate excitement among the student body and the winners are se- lected with great difficulty. The contest was close this year and the staff wants to congratulate those who won honors in the different events. Most Popular Girl- — -Tie— -Fern Sutherland Patsy Stallard Most Popular Boy- — — -Buster Davis Prettiest Girl--- — — Hazel Brooks Most Handsome Boy------ -Hansford Kennedy Biggest Chatterbox--- ---Madge Bellamy Most Courteous — — —Emerson Fleming Wittiest---- -William Lawless Best Sport-- — -Shelby Hilton Most Intellectual Girl— -Fern Sutherland Most Intellectual Boy-- — — Howard U Holbrook Cutest Girl — — — —Hazel Brooks Cutest Boy- --Howard U, Holbrook Most Stylish Girl Tie— —Patsy Stallard Mary Hawkins Most Stylish Boy- — — — -———Chad Hilton Best All Around--- — — — — — W— Wilford Sutherland Most Musical — - — --Jim Sutherland Biggest Tease- — ----- — ---Buster Davis Most Attractive Girl--- ----Evelyn O ' Del-1- Most Attractive Boy -------Chad Hilton Most Athletic Girl --Viola Cooke Most Athletic Boy-----Tie---Grover Sexton Howard Holbrook Most Friendly Girl---------------- ——Mary Hawkins Most Friendly Boy----- —Buster Davis Most Popular Teacher--— ——————— ———Mr, Noel A r s § $ 2 A V . 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