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

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ST. PAUL DEACONS Lefl to right: Jack Parsons, Don Bays, (Captain) Junior Quillen, Morgan Stanton, Billy Lyons, Royce Lawso Second Row: Howard Bartee, James Patrick, Winston Meade, Eugene Puckette, Buster Pack, Jimmy Woody. Thii Row: (Coach) W. D. Richmond, Douglas Gordon, Gene Holbrook, Wilburn Holbrook, Guy Webber, Eulis Bays. Date St. Paul Score Opponents Scor 11-17-44 St. Paul 30 Lebanon . ... 8 11-20-44 St. Paul . ... . 37 Dante 23 12-19-44 St. Paul 47 Town . .... - 11 1- 5-45 St. Paul -10 Coeburn 11 1- 9-45 St. Paul 30 Castlewood 18 1-16-45 St. Paul 25 Dante 20 1-19-45 St. Paul, -27 Wise ... -31 2- 2-45 St. Paul 33 Coeburn - ... . ... 23 2- 6-45 St. Paul. 24 Cleveland . ... 36 2- 9-45 St. Paul - 21 Cleveland . ... 29 2-12-45 St. Paul 55 Castlewood 18 2-17-45 St. Paul 30 Wise . - - 18 2-19-45 St. Paul.. 23 Norton ... ... . - 22 2-23-45 St. Paul 31 Town . .. - 20 2-26-45 St. Paul .. 23 Norton 24 Total 446 Total 312

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ST. PAUL DEACONS Left to right: Morgton Stanton, (Captain) James Patrick, Eugene Puckette, Billy Lyons, Buster Pack, Gene Hol- brook, Howard Bartee. Second Row: Wilburn Holbrook, (Captain) Don Bays, Junior Quillen. Third Row: Jack Parson. Fourth Row: (Manager) Guy Webber, Harry Sparks, (Coach) W. D. Richmond, Don Supcoe, Winston Meade, Jimmy Woody, Douglas Gordon, Eulis Bays, and Pat Stanton. Football was introduced into Saint Paul High School in the year of 1927 and was con- tinued in each successive season through the fall of 1942. During the 1943 season there was no practice carried on in Victory Field because of wartime conditions. The eager hopes of the Saint Paul boys were fulfilled during the last season when the schools of Coeburn, Norton, Wise, and Saint Paul decided to have football teams and play inter-league ball in what was known as the Eastern District of Wise County. The Saint Paul Deacons ended the season with a record of one win, two ties and three losses. The Deacons defeated Norton 14-6, tied with Coeburn 7-7, Norton 0-0, and were de- feated by Wise 8-0, Coeburn 14-0, and Wise 7-0. Coach Richmond is duly proud of his team, not only because of the record made, but also because of the fine spirit of cooperation and enthusiasm shown by the boys who made up the team.

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EIGHTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Paul Quillen, Donald Carlton, Maynard Iordan, Walter Hamm. Second Row: Joanna Gordon, Jo Ann Bartee, Edna Kennedy, Belva McCamey, Angelina Hall, Ruby Salyers, Geor Kilgore, Betty Dye. Third Row: Miss Rosa Gray, Mary Hecht, Myrtle Helbert, lantha Stallard, Mildred Holbrook, Anna Ray Hecht, C Brooks, Cuba Hawkins, Gloria Lyons. Fourth Row: Zula Mae Robinette, Inez McReynolds, Allene Evans, Ann Webber, Evelyn Lester, Verna Lawson, He Hall, Martha Ann Gilliam. Fifth Row: Barney Buchanan, Milford Long, Dave Horton, Fred Hall, Garland Hall, Leon Talbert, Bobby Glovier. Sixth Row: Harold Lester, Jerry Kilgore, Sterling Gilliam, Alfred Austin, Curtis Osborne, Seldon Meade, Samuel Fiel Tommy Turner. CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Kilgore . President Jeff Evans Vice-President Cleo Brooks Secretary -Treasurer