Vinton High School - Roacovin Yearbook (Vinton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1933 volume:

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W mm mmsmaw -1 L gig, 1 if-W? fxfyf BMAM-if Twm... 5 W Vinton High School Excellent traiiziizg for citizensllip mul zlefuelopment of character, ambition for attainnzent in all jrlmses of life and zz high conception of honor are instilled into the hearts of all who attend this little brick schoolhouse 7 J ,ME NIR. H. L. HORN Princijml of Vinton Pligh School E ,mum H WB FH'm'rl EHEH ,H mm E mmm M H aww Q Q mama S. , www 'R H 5:5 ,E Us H my E U. wmmm .E Q W K H 1-.ww sais -E mmm Q H M MM MNH M miwa H H mm M W E E Nm EM msg. mm, n miami Us M mm may H H M .mam nw. ,yawn Hmmm M, M - ws asain :gms H,-aww H M mxgv was QOH ,Q N E-mr was E A mmm as sm -gp H E was .mm M if H amass mm .mf H is Us . M A mm .H we ' B ' 'mi E KK H E ss a mn E HHH 'img M mm . Hmm H M M wwf EO ass as H H mm H ESL! SKK SSE E .wmv KKK- jlgm M sam 1. 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L. :HORN Hixtary, Englifh, Srimu' Englirh, Illathemafirx Biology, GMm'r1lSfIrncc Jllntlzzvrxrliicf Miss Braun I-I.xm'M.xN Miss Amzxzs PETERS Miss PATRICIA LORRAINE Jllathr-mafia zllnthnrmtirs, Chnnirtry Sirremry Roacovin Staff Editor-in-Chief ...... ........... I RENE SHOCKLEY Business fllmzagzfr... ........ .ATLAS NEIGHBORS Class Sponsor .......................... MRS. J. H. IVIOSELEY SENIOR MEMBERS ON STAFF ATWVELL SHULL ZELMA CALHOUN WALTER POLLARD EDNVARD GRAY ROBERT I'IARRIS VIRGINIA HENDRICIQ FRANCES PAYNE VIRGINIA NUNLIEY JUNIOR MEMBERS ON STAFF HERBERT TAYLOR DOROTHY HORN ELIZABETH VVILLIAMSON HAZEL IV RIGHT SOPHOMORE MEMBERS ON STAFF SYLVIA ADAMS EDXVARD LASSITER DOROTHY FRAZIER VIRGINIA GREEN FRESHMAN MEMBERS ON STAFF RICHARD N EWMAN FRANCES MITCPIELL SELMA BERRY IVIARGARET ROBERTSON BCJCDKQNE CLASSES f'X--f-ew LE 'haunt' DUANE BERRY Football, '29-'30-'31-'gzg Track, '31-'32-'33g Dramatic Club, '30-'3xg Monogram Club, '30-'31-'32-'33g Debating Club, '31-'gzg Vice President Sophomore Class, '31, President Junior Class, '32, President Senior Classg Booster Club, '30-'gxg Hi-Y Club, '29-'30-'31-'32, Secretary Hi-Y Club, '29, President Hi-Y Club, '31-'32, Captain Track, '33 Senior Class OFFICERS President ........ ............ . ......... D UANE BERRY Vice President .... . . .ORPHA CUNNINGHANI Secretary. .... . . .PAULINE MCGEORGE Treasurer.. . . ...... ICYLE SHORT NIOTTO: Labor omnis ivirzcit- W'b1',l conquers efuery1flzing F LowER: Sweet Pea COLORS! White and Pink -13 12 ff1f T i2,:,5?E,5,E -.:,:,5i.1i,,, ,,z,1, ,,1,A,.z, ,,,,i .4,,.,..,,.:.,:.1,:.:.1,,,1.:.,,1.A,:.:.,,i.1.,.,,,:.?,ii.:.:.,1.,:.:.1f.,,.,.,,:,.,.,,.4.A.,.,.,.,,1.,.:,.,1..:..,. 1 . ,N L? loaf ORPHA EVELYN CUNNINGI-IAM Home Economies Club, '30, 4-H Club, '31, '32, Reporter, '32, Debating Club, '32, '33, Vice Presi- dent, Senior Class, '33. , PAULINE VIRGINIA MCGEORGE Home Economics Club, '30, 4.-H Club, '33, Secretary, Senior Class, '33 EMORY KYLE SHORT Dramatic Club, '30, '31, '32, '33, Football, '31, '33, Basket Ball, '31, Baseball, '30, '33, Monogram Club, '30, '31, '32, '33, Treasurer, Senior Class, '33. VVINIFRED GRACE MARS HALL Secretary-Treasurer, Freshman Class, '30, Dra- matic Club, '30, '31, '32, '33, President, '32, 4-H Club, '30, '31, '32, '33, Glee Club, '32, Secretary and Treasurer, '32, Debating Club, '32, Vice President, Junior Class, '32, Manager, Girls' Basket Ball, '33, Historian, Se11ior Class, '33. VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE NUNLEY Dramatic Club, '31, Debating Club, '31, '32, '33, Secretary, Sophomore Class, '32, Glee Club, '32, '33, President, '32, '33, Basket Ball, '31, '32, '33, Monogram Club, '32, '33, Assistant Editor, ROACOVIN, '33, Senior Class Prophet, '33. 4:4 1313+ :Tri 'I rir 'l 9 3 3 1:' Zizi 1'1A ' :'::: M :::: I -:::3 1 I 9 3 3 RANDOLPH WVILLIAM ABELL Basket Ball, '30, Football, '33, Dramatic Club, '33 VENETA LYNN BRITT Dramatic Club, '30, 4-H Club, '30, '31 fl' 0' fl - 'Ji fwfr T fx Mfr! ff GARLAND GUY CADD Q! Football, '30, '31, '32, '33, Baseball, '30, '31, ,32, ,335 Monogram Club, '30, '31, ,32, '33, Hi-Y Club, '32 ZELMA ELIZABETH CALHOUN Dramatic Club, '30, Annual Staff, '33 GORDON FRANK COLEMAN Manual Training Club, '30, Baseball, '30, '31, '32, '33, Monogram Club, '30, '31, '32, '33, Captain, Baseball, '33. -if 14 E+ K .,.a1 HELEN VIRGINIA DICKERSON Home Economics Club, '30, 4.-H Club, '33, Secretary-Treasurer, '33 , FRANK DAVIS CREVVS Hi-Y Club, '3og Booster Club, '30, '31, Dramatic Club, '30, '31, '32, '33, Basket Ball, '31, '33, Foot- ball, '33, Monogram Club, '33. RUTH EDNA DICKSON Booster Club, '30, Basket Ball, '30, '31, '32, '33, Debating Club, '31, '32, '33, Glee Club, '32, Mono- gram Club, '32, '33, Assistant Photo Editor, Roacovm, '33. LYNWOOD MILLER DENT Football, '32, '33, Basket Ball, '32, '33, Baseball, '33 MABEL CATHERINE DORAN 4.-H Club, '3og Booster Club, '30 if 15 iss , , ,,,,.,,,, Ifzzii f'2'f1?f 5 ,,,..f...,. 5f fff 1 ' 5 'gl' fifii 2 .i 3 2 3 3 mmf--sf A 'Dir f f:f:1 ..2:':5:1 .1i.5 :.: :-' :f. '.f: 1 1:5:1.,:fQ:-:f. Q Q , ,, I 'i ' IZI 1,. 2452515 3 3 'scsi' RUTI-IELLA GEARING Dramatic Club, '30, Booster Club, '30, Home Economics Club, '30, 4-H Club, '30, '31, Cheer Leader, '31, Glee Club, '32, Treasurer, Junior Class, '32, Basket Ball, '30, '31, '32, '33, Captain, '33, Monogram Club, '31, '32, '33, Athletic Council, '33' GEORGE VVASI-IINGTON DULANEY Basket Ball, '29, '30, '31, Manual Training Club, '30, Football, '31, Baseball, '32, Dramatic Club, 33- IANETTE REBECCA GILL Dramatic Club, '30, Glee Club, '32, '33, 4-I-I Club, '31, '32, 'sas RCp01'rC1', '33 SAMUEL DAVID FRALIN Manual Training Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, Basket Ball, '32, '33, Track, '33 VIRGINIA CATHERINE HENDRICK Booster Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, 4-I-I Club, '30, '31, Photo Editor, ROACOVIN, '33 af 16 as f EDVVARD JAMES GRAY Dramatic Club, '30, Debating Club, '31, '32, '33, Basket Ball, '32, '33, Glee Club, '33 MARY FAY H ERMAN Dramatic Club, '30, Booster Club, '30, Basket Ball, '3o, '31, '32, '33, Monogram Club, '33 JAMES ROSCOE GROSS Manual Training Club, '30, Debating Club, '33 CLARICE ELIZABETH HUDDLESTON Home Economics Club, '30 ROBERT FLEMING HARRIS Manual Training Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, '31, Hi-Y Club, '32, Football, '33, Track, '33, Manager, '33, Assistant Business Manager, ROACO- VIN, '33. 17 Q! jf! 639 f 'll' , Cgil l RUTH WIRTLEY JORDAN Homo Economics Club, '3og 4-H Club, '31, '32 32, 33- W. S. HICKAM Glee Club, '32, '33g Dramatic Club, '32 LUCILLE ELIZABETH KELLY Booster Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, 4.-H Club, '3 HAROLD MCDANIEL '33, Glee Club, '32, '33 FRANCES HAZEL MASON Dramatic Club, '30, 4-H Club, '30 l l l -'El18l3f' Basket Ball, '30, '31, '32, Monogram Club, '30, '31 Manual Training Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, Wifi? B -P HAROLD JULIAN MUDDIMAN Manual Training Club, '30, Glee Club, '32, Dramatic Club, '33 MARY VVHITE MCCUE Home Economics Club, '30, Booster Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, '31, '32, '33, Basket Ball, '30, '31, '32, '33, Monogram Club, '30, '31, '32, '33, Glee Club, '32, Secretary, junior Class, '32. NORRIS POVVELL PERRY Booster Club, '30, Manual Training Club, '30, Basket Ball, '30, Football, '31, Dramatic Club, '31, '32, President, Dramatic Club, '33, Debating Club, '32, Glee Club, '32, '33, Monogram Club, '33. , ATLAS MARIE NEIGHB ORS Home Economics Club, '30, 4-I-I Club, '33, Business Manager, ROACOVIN, '33 VVALTER THOMAS POLLARD Booster Club, '30, Manual 'Training Club, '30, Monogram Club, '31, '32, '33, Basket Ball, '30, '31, '32, '33, Football, '31, '32, '33, Baseball, '31, '32, '33, Hi-Y Club, '31, '32, Treasurer, '32, Sport Editor, ROACOVIN, '33. +sf19+:+ f- -1 K -N f-'-2.1. . 2' 4. 'ff ' 'A' jig ,','r '1g I' fli -Af' Qrf f2'1'- '2 221 ffI12ff :fi :ff2f 2f: f11-'f 13-f1r:2 2 V U 1 9 'bmi 3 3 ELIZABETH ANN NEIGHBORS Dramatic Club, '30, 4-H Club, '33, Vice . President, '33 CARL CRAIG ROBERTSON Still water runs deep ANNIE FRANCES PAYNE Home Economics Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '31, '32, '33g 4-H Club, '32, '33, President, '33, Assis- tant Advertising Manager, ROACOVIN, '33. ATVVELL CONVERSE SHULL Manual Training Club, '30 HAMAN IRENE SHOCKLEY Dramatic Club, '30, Glee Club, '32, Debating Club, '32, '33, Secretary, '33, Editor-in-Chief, ROACOVXN, '33. wif 20 FF' 21211--A1'11 ,L1 .X .. k'f1i1 224 ' Vlil'A : :' 1 li:f2i:5 :':: A 1 9 3 3 NORA CATHERINE SMITH Home Economics Club, '30 FRANCIS SUBLETTE Manual Training Club, '30, Manager, Midget Basket Ball Team, '31, Band, '32g Debating Club, '32, '33, Dramatic Club, '32, '33, Glee Club, '33. NELLIE MAE SNODGRASS Home Economics Club, '30 MARIE VIOLA TASKER Dramatic Club, '30, Glee Club, '32 A School l In ihe small hriek xehool, hy the side of the road, Le.v.ronJ are faughl and iale: are fold Concerning some genius from hirih io death, llfhich some take in and hy others are left. l l no think of a srhool as to train the mind,- That is necessary lo some, from time to time, If they endeafuor Io .vlrengihen their eareer That zufoeiates fwilh life and ix 'very dear. Some folks think school is an accomplishment For lhe ones fwho fwnnt knofwledge and allainmenig For higher ad-'uaneemenl to make a goal, Aehiefved hy only lhe learned of one fold. -ZELMA CALHOUN. -'C-l 21 lie fabfwr! fQ:1e5 3 :'1 'A' 'l'A'1E 53255:553555f3E53252?E3fif5.lf:55iii' i15 111E i:2f,5 ' :f':l. f Q ..:.3l':'f if 'f'1'1':i:: i :5:A:I:::: iii'i:i'i iiiizi :izi Senior Class History N THE early autumn of 1929, one hundred and ten students entered the portals of Vinton High School and registered as Freshmen. It was not difiicult to deduce the fact that they were Freshmen, but upon second observation one knew there was something different about this class. Wliat was it? Oh-of course I-there was an almost intelligent look about them, a most unusual characteristic of Freshmen! The class proved to be quite interested in school work and did not seem to Hnd time for very many extra curricular activities. l.xlI211'g2ll'Ct Thomason, Eugene Alley and Winifred llflarshall were chosen as leaders of the class. ln our second year of high school, we were placed under the supervision of Nlrs. Meado1'. By this time our number had been decreased to eighty-four. This year Omega Poff, Duane Berry, Blondelle Foutz and James Stanley were elected officers of our class. September, 1931, found the Class of 1933 registering as Juniors. Duane Berry, VVinifred Ma1'sl1all, llflary Wllite lVIcCue and Ruthella Gearing were chosen to represent the class as ofiicers. ln November the Junior Play, Cinderella O'Reilly, was presented. For its great success we were indebted to lllrs. MCHdO1', our faculty advisor. Finally came the affair of the year, the Junior-Senior Banquet. This was a gala event, from which the Seniors departed with happy memories and a good will feeling for all Juniors. Now-the year of years has arrived. Seniors-at last! But that feeling of superiority and dignity which used to be prevalent has deserted us. lVIrs. Nloseley, our class sponsor, has in many ways helped us to uphold the standards of Seniors. Having proved to be such a capable leader, Duane Berry was unanimously proclaimed President of the Class of 1933. He wasf ably assisted by Orpha Cunningham, Pauline lVIcGeorge and Kyle Short. The Ghost Chaser was presented in lVIarch under the excellent direction of lVIrs. Nloseley and was acknowledged to be a great achievement. Now, with graduation before us, we are unable to describe our emotions. Is this feeling one of sorrow or of gladness? Sorrow when we think of parting, and gladness when we think how we have worked to make the name of the Class of 1933 an honored one. WVe sincerely hope we have accomplished that end. eil 22 lie ez2se2 z:z2 efsfs 1s::e:1:s:e:a1: :se2: ::::2 a 2:21f-1 1 1-'-2 '-1f:s2 .qzgi ' XIX 1-:-: '-A:::ffl1A - ' 2 2 25 geil Esi'?,i4iiifi?1i5Eis5 1'111':1f2s zge 'iififfilf i51f':fl5f iiiiafififiifi M Senior Class Poem PON life's sea our ships we east, dna' tossed about are we. PV ith steady hands we'll steer our ship O'er life's temjaestuous sea. Our Alma tllater, Vinton fligh, Prepared us for the strifej Alnd triumph we may, as trials 'we meet I n the hard, earnest battle of life. PM shall conquer the world for our dear Ole lzli, O'er the earth zUe'll spread her fame. Happy in heart and proud we'll he Ever her glory to jzroelainz. Farewell, Ole Pli, farewell to thee, Towards zz goal our hearts we have turned. PW show the gratitude we earnestly feel,- PW cheer the good name you ve honestly earned. -VIRGINIA NUNL -22123 Qs? EY ,W .. , QW - , H Q Hg. f 'I .,.A,. ...A, 1 .,AQ .-AQA,- 9 '4'- W 3 3 I-5: ,- , Q-Fifi - 1-5fs1ggffQwsx . I , .---V iut -1.-: I - ' 095' I f 'E ' ! -- . , gs, - .iff W X f'9'f5J 5'4 2 .. ,,, ,, N L,,,, , . ,- Fug ,la mf , x 'Jia gan - 4 .5 am 371 91 EQ -w- - . - . a SENIORS fl7hen Km 1171111 were young ai 2+ 25? ., ,, .Ax f X.A--rf --R aj: . A fffffel 2f2:l':1'E 5 izikliii' jj 1 ' 2:5f: 15 '5' Q 'jiifz ::':f :5:5:E:5:?f 3 D i 9 3 3 Soi Senior Class Mirror HELEN DICKERSON FRANCES PAYNE ELIZABETH SCOTT RUTH DICKSON RUTHELLA GEARING RUTHELLA GEARINO VIRGINIA N'UNLEY IRENE SHOCKLEY Best Student W izrim Laziest Biggest Bluff FRANK CREWVS Best All 'Roz Irzf I M on Popular Afgfosf Afhlezifr Ilffoxt Tnlezztezl flloxt Likely to Succeed ROSCOE GROSS NORRIS PERRY FRANK CREWS NORRIS PERRY DU.ANE BERRY DUANE BERRY DUANE BERRY HAROLD MUDDIR'IAN IRENE SHOCKLEY DUANE BERRY Best Looking RUTHELLA GEARING WALTER POLLARD fllost Tyltiml Sevtior FRANCES PAYNIE HAROI,D MUDDIk'IAN Chatterbox VVINIFRED IVIARSHALL PARKER LAYMAN Best Sport RUTHELLA GEARINO DUANE BERRY fllost Dignijferl ATI.zXS NEIGPIIZORS EDWARD'GRAY if 25 Is? WWW i 9 X 1 3 3 -ju yu Q fp f 2 JUNIOR CLASS 26 +22- TR I f 117' NDY I A 525 fazaii 25 rgfe 525 22f1125 222211A1'f2 5 fi 1221 222523 :irflifi afif fa: 5 2525252552525 :f22f1-f- 'Q-'-f'f' 1 ' ff22 2 fzf ' '312 ' .Ii 1.1r1 ff2.RA:I5 IW , , :5i' 1 , F Sc-D' HERIZERT TAYLOR Junior Class OFFICERS President. ........ ........... ....... H E RBERT TAYLOR Vice Presidenf. . . . . .... ELIZABETH SPROUSE Sezrretary. .... ........, D OROTHY HORN Treasurer. ......................... .... C ONSTANCE COMPTON NIOTTOZ Virtorizz pfzzfienlianz corzmnz'- Victory sroivns patience FLOWER: Lily of the Valley COLORS: Green and White ROLL ' ADKINS, VVILSON BEAHM, ARLENE BEAN, REBEKAI-I BERRY, IRVING BURT, ALFRED CHITTUM, BEATRICE COMPTON, CONSTANCE CROWDER, MARGARET CUNDIFF, LESTER DRXRNELL, PEARL DILLON, MAE FALLS, FRANCIS FISHER, LOIS FOUTZ, PAUL FRYE, ETHEL GEARHART, CI-IARLES GIVENS, AILEEN HALL, MYRTLE PIARRISON, DOROTHY HIGGINS, KATHLEEN PIOLDKEN, ELVA HORN, DOROTHY LEONARD, MAEEL MANNING, AMANDA MARSHALL, VVILLIAM MARTIN, I'IELEN MIIADOR, RAYMOND MOORE, KENNETH NEWMAN, GRAY P1-ILEGAR, JAMES ROOP, JOSEPH SCOTT, HERMAN Sl-IULL, MARX' SISLER, PIUBERT SPENCER, MARGARET SPRADLIN, PAMELIA SPROUSE, ELIZABETH TI-IOMASON, RU'rH WILLIAMSON, ELIZABETII VVRIGIIT, HIXZEI. BEARD, JAMES DOOLEY, MARGARET Doss, DOROTHY EDMUNDS, IHILL FERGUSON, CONRAD FISHER, EARL FLIPPEN, CHARLIE TIALE, FIASSELL I-IIORS, EVELYN HUNT, FRANCIS I'IYLTON, ROY -:sf 27 IR NIANNING, JAMES MGALLISTER, SWANSON MOOMAW, XVILLIAM MULLINS, ETHEL MUSE, VERNON PETERS, LEONARD REA, JOSEPH RHODES, ELIZABETH RICE, RUEY RIGGLE, MILDRED SAUL, POSY SCI-IENK, PHILIP SMIT1-I, VIRGINIA STARKEY, ARTHUR TES'I'ERMAN, LORRAINE WARNER, DOROTHY VVATKINS, MAEEL YVILSON, FRANCES fr-Nf 3f A ifffiiisii? 'A'A 1i' 5'15'A'A ff 'A:':5A 111A1f i': I A f:':' ':Ai f ::7:'lf55 21f'T: iiif' ':1':1 V' 1 V' SOPHOMORE CLASS +34 28 22+ 7 A F JAMES S'l'INNE'1'TE OFFICERS Prendcnt ..... ' ........ ............. ......... , I A MES STINNETTE Ihre Preszdenf. .... . . . . . . ........ VIRGINIA FIRESTONE Secretary ........ ....... C LAYTON TOLLEY Treasurer.. . . .... GARLAND PURSLEY FLOWER: Violet COLORS: Blue- and VVhite MOTIOI Thai is nefvcr too often repz'alL'd fwlziclz is not .mffcicnlly learned ROLL ADAMS, SYLVIA HENRY, HILDA PILLOW, CHARLES BOOTH, GERALD AMOS, RUTH HIGGINS, ELSIE PONTON, JOHN CREASY, DAVID BEARD, ATLAS BLANRENSHIP, EDITH BOWDEL, ANNA MAE BROWN, DORIS BROWN, MILDRED BUCR, RUBY BUSH, THOMAS CADD, EVELYN CARNER, MARION CARROLL, MILDRED CHAPMAN, FOUNTAIN COLE, ALFRED CREWS, EVELYN DICKERSON, MARGARET DICKSON, KATHERINE DUNMAN, EDNA EPPERLEY, CORINNE FLIPPEN, DAISY FOUTZ, ESTELLE FRALIN, ELIZABETH FRAZIER, DOROTHY GOFF, JUNIOR GRAY, HELEN GRAY. LOIS GREGORY, EFFIE HARRISON, NADINE HALL, CLOYSE HOGAN, GERALDINE HOWELL, LUCILLE HURT, CARLISTA JONES, CORABELLE JONES, RACHEL KAYLOR, JESSE KENT, ALICE KORB, HELEN LASSITER, EDWARD LEONARD, LOUISE LIGHT, EMORY LOGAN, HELEN LUCAS. GEORGE LUCAS, HAMPTON MRALLISTER, POLLY MCCUE, MILDRED MCDOWELL, IRENE NICGEORGE, EUNICE MILLS, FRANCES IXIITCHELL, IRENE MONTGOMERY, H. MOOCH, MABEL MOORE. JESSIE MOSELEY, RUTH OVERSTREET, ALMA PETERS, ESTELLE PETTY, MARY WYAT T eff POWELL, ALMA POWERS, EVELYN PUGH, SAMUEL PULLIAM, DOROTHY PURSLEY, GARLAND RICHARDSON, M. ROSS, THOMAS SAUL, MARY SCOTT, CHARLOTTE SPENCER, LILLIAN SPRADLIN, LOUISE SPRADLIN, VIRGINIA STINNETTE, JAMES TOLLEY, CLAYTON UPSON. ROBERT UTTING, JULIA WEAVER, BEATRICE WEAVER, CHRISTINE WILLIAMS, KATHLEEN WIMMER, BERNARD WIMMER. SUSIE WOOLRIDGE, VIVIAN AGNER, HOMER ARTHUR, ALICE BALDWIN, JOHN 29 JE? CRONK, CHRISTINE CUNNINGI-IAM, C. EIRESTONE, VIRGINIA FISHER, ELVA GEARI-IART, ELWYN GREEN, VIRGINIA HARRIS, EDNA HICKS, AUBREY LOVELL, ALTON LOWMAN, DUDLEY MCILWAIN, DICK MUSE, MARY ALICE MYERS, ROBERT PARR, IRENE PENICR, HARRY POPE. FRED POWELL, CECIL RICE, MARGARET SAUL, RUTH SAUNDERS, JAMES SHORT, GRACE TI-IIERRY, MAITLAND WEAVER, ARNOLD WELLS, JAMES WHITMIRE, CHARLES WRIGI-IT, ALTON 'I 9 '- 3 3 Cf A ' O FRESHMAN CLASS -aff 30 131- ft-Nr---'DI' x fl T' DORIS I'IILL ADAMS, I-IERMAN ADKINS, JESSE ADKINS, OTI-IA ALIFF, JAMES BARGER, I-IERMAN BOITNOTT, CLARENCE BOOTH, MAURICE BOOTH, RALPH BOWDELL, FRANCIS BOYER, PAUL BROWN, TURNER CALLAI-IAN, SHERMAN CARTER, GEORGE CHAMBERS, CLYDE COFFEY, NOVELL COFFEY, WILLIAM DALLAS, HERBERT DONAI-IOE, CLINTON EDMONDS, RALPH ISLMORE, MARCUS FALLS, LUTHER FEATHER, AUBREY FITZPATRICK, HuIfF IfI'I'zRATRICK, JACK FOUTZ, CHARLES I-UNK, HUGH IIALE, IRRANR HALE, HOWARD I-IARMON, HUSTON HARVEY, BILLY IIILL, RAYMOND I-IUNTLEY, HUIIISRT KNODE, ELDEE LAUGIILIN, WILLIAM LAYMAN, RAY MCDANIRL, BURMAN MIIADOR, EUSTACIS 3 3 Freshman Class OFFICERS Prrszdenl ...... ............ .... D 0 RIS HILL Vice' Pra'.viI1mI!.. . . Sccrclary. . ..... Trcamrcf' .... ....ELAINE SUZOR ....RU'rH MOORE ,...IRIvIA SPROUSE MOTTO: Carpe Dienz- 'Sfize' the opporizuzilf' FLOWER: Sweet Pea COLORS: ROLL Boys METZ, WYATT MITCHELL, EDWARD MITCHELL, ROBERT MOORE, BROWNIE MOORE, ERNEST MOORE, JULIAN MUDDIMAN, DAVID NEWIVIAN, RICHARD NIXON, CECIL OLIVER, JAMES OVERSTREET, ELTON FI-ILEGAR, PHILIP RICHARDSON, DAVID ROBER TS, ALVIN ROBERTS, EUGENE ROBERTSON, EDWARD ROLLINS, MAX . ROLLINS, WALLACE I: ABELL, VIRGINIA CRONK, CLAUDINE LESTER, ALMA ARCHER, HELEN CUMBIE, LOIS MCCRAW, LAVONIA AUSTIN, JUANITA CUNDIFF, HAZEL MCCRAW, MARY BARTLETT, BEVERLY CYPHERS, IVIARY IVIILNER, ADELAIDE BANDY, IRENE DEACON, DETA MITCHELL, FRANCES BERRY, SELMA DUNN, DOROTHY MOOMAW. MILBRY BILLER, MABEL ENGLISH, RUTH MOORE, EDITH BOLLING, FRANCES FERGUSON, ELIZABETH MOORE, RUTH BRIGHTWELL, HAZEL FOWLER, MARTHA MULLINS, MYRTLE BRINKLEY, JACQUELINE FRALIN, ELIZABETH OVERSTREET, NELLIE BROOKS, FRANCES BROWN, DOROTHY BROWN, DOROTHY M. BUCK, BERNARDINE BURT, KATHLEEN CADD, HAZEL CALLAI-IAN, DOROTHY CAMPBELL, RUBY CARTER, FRANCES CHISONI, ETHEL COLLINS, CLARA CONRAD, NORRIS COOK, FRANCES COX, ELVA Blue and Pink RONK, EVERETTE RONK, HORACE SANDRIDGE, JAMES SARVER, RICHARD SEXTON, WILLIAM SMITH, HERMAN SWAIN, MONTAGUE TAYLOR, JAMES THURMAN, FRED TOLLEY, ROBERT VEST, DANIEL WADE, HARRY WAID, LEWIS WEAVER. DAVIS WHITE, VENNIE WILLIAMSON, CHARLES WILSON, CHARLES WRIGHT, WILLIE SETTLES, KATHLEEN SI-IAVER, GARNETT SHEPHERD, VIRGINIA SMITH. ARLINE SMITH, DOROTHY SMITH, RUTH SNEAD, LORRAINE SNODGRASS, RUTH SPROUSE, IRMA SUZOR, ELAINE GEARHART, ,IOSEPIIINE PATSEL, CHRISTINE SWEET, ELEANOR GOFF, VIRGINIA PATSEL, PAULINE THEIRRY, PEGGY GRAY, DORINE PATTESON, BEATRICE VERNON, CLAUDINE GREY, MARGARET PAXTON, CLAUDINE WARNER, EVELYN HATCHER, MARGARET PEARCY, VIRGINIA WATSON, LOIS HILL, DORIS PETERS, PRENTICE WEBB, LOIS HUTSON, CLARA PICKLE, KATHERINE WEBB, LOUISE JACOBS, BEATRICE PLUNKETT, DOROTHY WEEKS, PHYLLIS ,IOI-INS, RACHEL PRICE, THELMA WOOD, EDNA JONES, FRANCES ROBERTSON, MARGARET WOOD, ELEANOR JONES, MARY SAUNDERS, MAUDE WOOD, LUCILLE JONES, WILIVIA SCOTT, ADA WOOLRIDGE, MILDRED LANKFORD, ALICE SCOTT, JEANETTE ZIMMERMAN, EDITH -:gf 31 gs 1 A 1f':'i V :1:Ai M B A y N ef-:-:-:- f:':-:-?.f-:-.-:-,f-:2---f:-f---4'A--- Q :-- ' ,:s25:5:5A25f:5:5:2:15 -:1: :1: 5 12:5 ri: :1: 1 9 'hoes' 3 3 SENIOR-JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS -wif 32 kk- K'-Nr--31 A '1I2ZggEQ3E52E52Q-E55E131:E53gIggg1I5-Qzjggjpzgggfziziz-g.-1 ,'.:,,., 1 .ff5f3'?.-:I53ff3f-' g,. .24.4, 2 :-f if53IfffIEEfi1EIElf1?ifE255EEIE55fi?E '3'23:2EI52:2EfIE2E1E5EI3I1252f1325I3EfE2E13!:1.2:2.2jEQsEjEQQfEZE5 .:: B 4' ' SOPHOIXIORE-FRESHIWAN SNAPSHOTS 33 EP , 7 ? A I 1 , f , i ... t. s. i 7.it 5 7 i , X at sat. s .Jy7 ysCCt JJJ7.t 2 7J7yy ?f , l . . yyi J 2 7 7 SEPTEMBER I3 SEr'rEMmaR 22 OCTOBER 2. OCTOBER 8 OCTOBER zo OCTOBER 29 DIOVEIVIBER 1 NOVEMBEIR 5 NOVEMBER I7 NOVEMBER 18 NOVEMBER 25 DECEMBEIQ 22-J JANUARY 2. JANUARY 6 JANUARY I3 JANUARY 2+-26 FEBRUARY 9 MARCH 2 MARCH 7 MARCH 2.3. MARCH SI AI'llIL 8 APRIL 8 AeR1L APRIL 28 APRIL 29 MAY 24-26 MAY 26 MAY 27 MAY 28 MAY 30 MAY SI 14-17 Calendar of the Year ANUARY 2, 1932-19337 School opened. First Senior Class meeting. First girls' basket ball practice. First home game of football CGalax o-Vinton 32J Debating Club play, All a Misfalw. Senior Hallowe'en Party. Glee Club Hliid Party. Home-Coming Day. Junior play, Girl Shy. First girls' basket ball game. Football season closed. Christmas holidays. Senior rings arrived. Awarding of football monograms. Girls' and boys' basket ball season officially opened Mid-Term Exams! Beauty Pageant. Basket ball season closes. Dramatic Club play, Under fha Skull and Bones. First debate of the season fwith Troutvillej. Senior play, The Ghoxl Clzaxctf. Junior Class Party. Annual goes to press, Easter holidays. District Literary Meet. District Track Meet at Final Exams! VVytheville. Senior Class Night. Junior-Senior Reception. Commencement Sermon by Dr, Charles J. Smith. Glee Club operetta, Piclelcs. Commencement. Address by Dr. J. T. T. I-Iundley. 34 lie H0014 TWG QRGANIZATIONS f fTXA x 5 .My , -W 1 9 3 s Prcsidenl.. ......... . . . . Vice Prexidmzt ...,..... S ecrctary- Trca.vurer. . . . Reporter. ......... . Song Leader.. . . . Cllcfr Leader.. . Comlmuzity Leadzfr Faculty Advisor. . Community Laadvr. . . County Agent .... VIRGINIA ABELL DOROTHY BROWN BERNARDINE BUCK MARGUERITE COMPTON HAZEL CUNDIFF HELEN DICKERSGN MARGARET DOOLEY 4-H Club JVIakc the basl bctlcrn OFFICERS LEADERS MEMBERS IANETTE GILL LUCILLE KELLY WINIERED MARSIIALI. LAVONIA MCCRAW PAULINE MCGEORGE ADELAIDE MILNER FRANCES MITCHELL 621 36 52+ ...FRANCES PAYNE . . . .ELIZABETH NEIGI-1EoRs .. .HELEN DICKERSON .........J'ANET'I'E GILL . . . . .LADELAIDE MILNER ..FRANcEs MITCHELL .....MRs. E. K. SIIGRT Miss ELIZABETH TROUT' ......MRs. VV. G. KENT .MISS JESSE HfXMMERLY IXTLAS NEIGIIEORS ELIZABETI-I NEIGHEORS NELLIE OVERSTREET FRANCES PAYNE MARGARET ROBERTSON ELAINE SUzoR SUSIE VVIMMER f'X.f-f-'XJ f- -f2Q --1'1'f11- 1A'f-fff1ff Q : . 111.i 1 11l,: lgll fi: .',e,:1 I Q'- 1, - zgf i 11' 'lfgz 2:'tl11i 1111 ?i1f '5': , f- as i . me 5 - im. ixedis I :Nils ,JCL ' iff 2 'ei' xi' 2 .. s 2 ,em- ee. . . tease W 19lTi'I 1-feel-r' -em- ..,,q,f. M- -wen Rte. mw eg, l i . ,.,..,. . if , S Debating Club OFFICERS Prfridwzl. ....... ............ ...... C o Nsrixmce Common Spgri-fm-y, ,,,, ....... I RENE SHOCKLEY Reporter. ............ ................................... R ICI-IARD NEWMAN The Debating Club had the most elaborate schedule ever attempted in the history of Vinton High School. The schedule is as follows: IVIARCH 24'rrr: Virginia Nunlcy and Irene Slmclcley, Ai-nur. lorrr: Virginia Nunley and Margaret Richardson, alhrlnativc, won from Troutville, negative. Doris Brown and Biae Dillon, negative, Inst to Trout- ville, allirmative. Nhmcn :o'rn: Etlitli Blankenship and lvlargaret Riclmrd- son, iallirniativc, won from jcflerson, negative. Mary XVyatt Petty and Virginia Firestone, negative, lost to Jelferson, aihrmative. IVIARCII 3ls'r: Etlwarcl Lassiter and Robert Upson, allirmative, lost to Fincastle, negative. Francis Hunt and Roscoe Gross, negative, lost to Fin- castle, aflirlnative. A1-nu. IST! Appalachian contest at Radford State Teachers' College: Evelyn Crews-Dramatic Reading, lost to Marion. julia Utting-Public Speaking, lost to Damascus. Sylvia Adams-Debating, won second place. ,APRIL 5111: Virginia Nunley and. lrene Slioclcley, allirma- tive, won Irom Radford, IlCg!IllVC. Doris BArown-and lvlae Dillon, negative, lost to Rad- ford, allirmative. ejiif A it 37 le allirmativc, won from Nlartinsville, negative. Francis Hunt and Roscoe Gross, negative, lost to IX-Iartinsville, affirmative. Siglit Reading, Jessie Nloore and NVilson Adkins, lost to lVl1ll'llI'lSVIllC. Public Speaking, Ruth Moseley and Robert Upson, won from Martinsville. nu. 2STu: District Literary Contest: Allirmative team4Doris Brown and Virginia Nunley. Negative team-Margaret Riclizuzlson and Irene Shock- ley. Both teams winning first place. Alternates-Mae Dillon and Roscoe Gross. Competing for Public Speaking: Girls-Elizabeth Fralin, Ruth Moseley, Constance Compton and Virginia Firestone. Boys-Robert Upson :incl Edward Lassiter. Reading: Girls-julia Utting, Doris Hill and Jessie Moore. Boys-Raymond Hill :incl Vllilson Adkins. Spelling: Winifrecl Marshall, Alma Powell and Susie W'immer. Those winning first place were Winiired Nlarshall, Virginia Firestone and julia Utting. ..,Z,,., ,,..,,.,.AAA. ,.,,,., ,A,,,, 'xx-'-'51 ----- 12. ,,- OT E N Li U N Saad' Glee Club OFFICERS Prnsirlmt. ...., ............ ......... V I RGINIA NUNLEY Sncrrlary ..... .... ..... L O RRAINE TESTERMAN Rejnorler. .......... ....... I -IAROLD MCDANIEI. Fafully Adfuisor. .. ....MRs. H. L. HORN ROLL VIRGINIA AEELL JUANITA AUSTIN IRENE BANDY REDEKAII BEAN SELMA BERRY DOROTHY BROVVN MILDRED BROWN RUBY BUCK KATHLEEN HURT HAZEL CADD FOUNTAIN CHAPMAN ALFRED COLE CONSTANCE .COMPTON MARGARET CROWDER HAZEL CUNDIEF CATHERINE DICKSON RUTH ENGLISH LUTI-IER FALLS DAISY FLIRPIN AILEEN GIVENS EDWARD GRAY HELEN GRAY MARGARET GRAY DORINE GREY LIASSIELI. HALE HOWARD HALE IJOROTIIY HARRISON MARGARET I'IATCI'IIiR W. S. PIICKAM DOROTI-IY HORN CORAEELLE JONES MARY JONES JESSE KAYLOR PARKER LAYMAN ALMA LESTER I'IELEN LOGAN LEWIS MARSHALL LAVONIA MCCRAW MARY MCCRAW DICK MCILWAIN RAYMOND MEADOR ADELAIDE MILNER FRANCES MITCHELL ROBERT MITCIIELL WILLIAM MOOMAW RUTH MOORE RUTH MOSELEY I'IAROLD MUDDIMAN RICHARD NEWMAN VIRGINIA NUNLEY HARRY PENICK -if 38 J?- MARGRXIIET RICE MARGARET ROBERTSON JAMES SAUNDERS MAUDE SAUNDERS CIIARLOTEE SCOTT KATHLEEN SETTLES VVILLXAM SEXTON HUEERT SISLER LILLIAN SPENCER LOUISE SPRADLIN ELIZABETH SPROUSE ELAINE SUZOR MONTAGUE SWAIN LORRAINE Til-ISTERMAN LOIS WATSON VIVIAN VVOOLRIDGE V W 3 - A WM -R-.... Dramatic Club OFFICERS Prvxidenl ......... .............. .... N O RRIS PERRY Fin- Prcsidfrni.. .. ....... HURERT SISLER SL'L'ff'fa1'JI, ,,,, ....... J ESSIE MOORE Trva.mrw'.. . . ......... . .................. . . .BILLY Iwi.-XRSHALL MOTTO: In drama fwf li-ua COLORS! Black and VVhite PURPOSE! To create and stimulate interest in drama This year it has been the purpose Of the Dramatic Club to discover and develop new talent and to give opportunity to Z1 large number of inexperienced students to appear before the public. Thus membership in the Club has not been restricted to the gifted few. Much unknown dramatic ability has been discovered. RANDOLPH ABIQLL SYLVIA ADAMS IOSEPHINE ADKINS DUANR BERRY SDLMA BERRY DORIS BROWN DOROTHY BROVVN AI.lfRlED BURT KATHLEEN BURT TOM BUsI-I EVIILYN CREWS FRANK CREWS MARGARET CROWDIQR BERNARD DUNN MISS AGNES PETERS, Farulfy Advisor MEMBERS 1 IJOROTI-lY DUNN FRANCIS FALLS DOliO'1'I'lY' FRAz1IaR HELEN GRAY HASSELL I'IAl.E M A ROA R ET I'IA'I'C1-I E R DORIS HILL RAYMOND HILL ELVA HOLDREN FRANCIS HUNT Jessi: KAYLOR EDWARD LAssITIzR ALMA LI3s'1'I2R BILLY MARSHALL MARY MCCUE I'I.-XROLD MCDANIRL EDDIE MI'FC1'IELL FRANCES MITCHELL Jessie MOORE RUTH MOORE HAROLD MUDDIMAN GRAY NIQWMAN FRANCI:s PAYNE NOliliIS PERRY MARGARET RICHARDSON JOSEPH ROOP -asf so lie KYLE SHORT MARY SHULL HUBERT SISLER ARLINIZ SMITI-I HEIQMIXN SMITH ELIZABE'I'H SPROUSE IRMA SPROUSE FRANCIS SUBLET'I'E ROBERT' UPSON LOIs VVATSON VENNII3 WHITE VIVIAN VVOOLRIDCD EDITH ZIMMERMAN Cf: if X 525 Vinton Title Hope YS S V Vin:g1nNTa:,l2es Twoun f X F .Hglbfgalgzetekfrs N XX- 3 E 42 f rs Qf We mfr XQZ9' EW W 12 W df 2 iw Wwffgff if Q 'Q lxqt C-5-S? 5 gf Soars With Victory gg 5 2 Qbiygo ,S Over Martinsville SS! .N Sq' 'SPSS Terriers Kmlate Clean is . 5 Q0 5+ Witha41moR0uf ' we .9 .gf 111531-qfme. W! wi? ws' Wy S5 WW 'eb'-E? f y QQ, 1555? X Wifi' 6. gy Ogio, o swf 0024 Spring's Here-Vinton 5 Q05 'QA Hears Call To Diamond .gg U s VIEWED BY THE PRESS be 'N fx V NS' 1- 'N X fl -fl' nf! Qk'-2' X 1- .f '5 Q57 f x Q I CN-fx L X ' . ....., , B A 0 T ,wwf ,. OKTHREE HLETICS 'NA-NS 2:r 2Q:-: 2 :if2323:-:fl-3f2:I?5I3fi :-:4: r,1: -.1- V-1-.zf ,,.':.4: 'iiifyij G rl 'E ' 1 9 s 3 x 4 1 v 4 Y , ,, M RH an ws.. f ig U . L vm - amigg nv 11 :z M 1 ' MR. PAUL E. AHALT Coach if 4,2 129 f'N:'1:! 111 T ,A 1 9 ' ' 3 3 Athletic Council FACULTY ADVISORS MR. H. L. I'IORN MR. J. L. THOMPSON MR. P. E. AHALT MRS. H. L. MEADOR - FOOTBALL ELVVYN CTEARHART, Crzplzzin CTARLAND PURSLEY, Ilifanager BASKET BALL KBOYSD VICTOR TLTERNIAN, Cajwtain LESTER CUNDIFF, 1Uanager ' BASKET BALL CGIRLSJ IQUTHELLA GEARING, Captain VVINIFRED BCIARSHALL, Jllanager BASEBALL GORDON COLEMAN, Captain EDWARD LASSITER, Wlzzmzger TRACK DUAND BERRY, Czzpmin ROBERT ITARRIS, Jwmmger FRANCIS DOWDY ......... ....... . . .... Athletic fl11'1Jertising fldfmzager 'iff 4.3 55+ fxf-f-w fltoz'-21' N Monogram Club RUTH AMOS REBEKAII BEAN SELMA BERRY DORIS BRowN RUBY BUCK KARL BEAMER, Football DUANE BERRY, Football JAMES BEARD, Football, Baseball GARLAND CADD, Football, Baseball LYNWDOD DENT, Football, Baseball FRANCIS FALLS, Football GIRLS' BASKET BALL CoNs'rANcE COMPTON RUTH DIcKsoN RUT1-IELLA GEARING MARY HERMAN MARY VVHITE MCCUE YVINIFRED NIARSHALL VIRGINIA NUNLEY MARGARET SPENCER ' RUTH JORDAN ELWYN GEARHART, Football, Basket Ball, Baseball HASSELL HALE, Football VICTOR IHERM.-KN, Football, Basket Ball, Baseball JESSE IQAYLOR, Football BILLY MARSI-IALL, Football Marzager' KENNETI-I MooRE, Football, Basket Ball, Baseball WALTER POLLARD, Football, Basket Ball GARLAND PURSLEY, Manager of Football JAMES SAUNDERS, Football, Basket Ball, Baseball KYLE SIIORT, Football, Basket Ball, Baseball JAMES S'I'INNETI'E, Football CHARLES WHITMIRE, Football 'iff 44- 13+ f L'-'-'5J 'lf' '3f:: 5 1'1'1'f '1'15 25555 1f1'l:::7 ': :'?': if551.55535fE5E5E5ErE5E5Ei3i5Q55'555555f5i :::'kP ':':f r 5 'llllgi '1f : ' ' '1:f'1' 13'f 3':':1'rfr 5 rzr E S: r-2E 52553: :'5'11?r :.,11:':1 1'4 Q f5155:E'1r3E55 193 13f:f M Ni s E 51 1. . 51- tvs R , rar. if ' . M -Ka, I z.- ' . Q . li lx YA NF .. . V -. , W., L1 ' -.f, - 1 X fl . A ' f :EJ Football Squad Ends: Cadd, lVIoore and Pollard. Tackles: Gearhart, Falls and Hale. Guards Berry and Beamer. Centers: K. Short and VVhitmire. Baclcfleld: Stinnette, Herman, Beard, Kaylor, Saunders and Dent. Seven of the varsity players are Seniors, but Coach Ahalt hopes to he able to 511 their places next year with Inernbers of the junior varsity af 45 52+ .A aC3l f VHN 1 Football Captain: GE,4RHART Coach: AHALT Nlanagerz PURSLEY Witli a schedule considered to be one of the hardest in the football history of Vinton High, a record of six victories and two defeats is quite impressive. Coach Nap Ahalt had nine letter men and a group of promising reserves with which to start the football season. The Terriers won the first six contests of the season, in which they held their opponents scoreless and, at the same time, managed to add up a total of one hundred and forty-seven points for themselves. The team journeyed to Charlottesville November Ilth, where they suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of the strong Charlottesville Hi team by a SCO1'C of I9-O. A post-season game was played between the Terriers and the strong Jefferson Hi team, in which the Terriers were defeated by a score of 31-O. Due to the excellent coaching of Coach Ahalt and Assistant lVIcCue, football for 1932 was a great success. The enthusiasm shown by an exceedingly large squad and the whole-hearted support of the student body show the real spirit of Vinton High. SCHEDULE September 24th .......... Vinton 7-Glass 0 October Ist. ...,. .... V lllf01l321Cll1'lStlZll'lSl3lll'g o October 8th ..... .... X Vinton 32-Galax o October 14111 .... .... X finton 27-Pulaski o October 21st. .... .... V inton 23-Martinsville o November 5th ..... .... V inton 6-Radford o November 11th .... .... 'N 'inton o-Charlottesville I9 November 26th .... .... X 'inton o-Jefferson 31 JUNIOR VARSITY Vinton 0. . . . . .jefferson Juniors 6 Vinton 0 ..... .... B edford 26 'if 46 lie f' N , -Nffxh :GTI .--. . 1 9 3 3 FOOTBALL SNAPSHOTS if 47 f 13 if at is U sw , at , fir . s' in' .. nfl- '5 .iff Lf :Of is Boys' Basket Ball Coach: AHALT Captain: HVICHPIEILMAN Manager: CUNDIFF Coach Ahalt faced the season of 1933 with only two letter men, Herman and Pollard. Although thus handicapped, Coach Ahalt, with a squad of thirty men, developed a strong team, composed of Captain Vic Herman and Moore, centers, Pollard, Saunders and Crews, forwardsg Gearhart, Scott, Beard and Dent, guards. The Terriers coastcd smoothly through their basket ball season winning seven out of eight conference games. The only conference game lost was to Rocky Mount. Out of the twenty-five games played, the Terriers accounted for nineteen victories while they lost only six games. The Junior Varsity, under the coaching of Keith Morgan, showed up well. Several of his players look promising for next year's Varsity. SCHEDULE DATE OPPONEFITS WECQZEY DATE December 271 . .World-News .... .... 2 7-28 February january 6. . Jefferson Hi ...... .... I 3-31 February january ro. Troutville A. C. ........ 29126 February january 1 I . World-News ............ 20-I6 February January I3 . Daleville .............. 31- 8 February january 14. St. Andrews ........... 21-I8 February January 17. National Business College.23-22 February January ZI . Fincastle .............. I6-I7 February january 27. Fincastle ..... .... I I-22 February january 3I. Daleville ....... ..... 2 8-18 March 2. February 3 . Martinsville .... .... 2 5-I5 'tif 48 is 4. 7. IO I4 I7 I8 21 24- 28 OPPONENTS SCORE WE THEY Troutville High. . . .... 28127 Blacksburg .... Radford ....... Martinsville. . . Troutville High . . . Rocky Mount ..... Jefferson Hi. . . Radford ....... . .2O'- 4 .. .... 33-go .... 13- 8 ..z4-15 ..28-rz . . .... 3 5- 7 . . .... 28-24 Rocky Mount ..... .... 3 3-22 Blacksburg .... ..42-I8 ,f N.f--xx An . ,,...........,. ..,.,...,, , .....,... ,....... .,..,v.... ...... . . . , I -,-.-..-. 11-I -.-,-.-.'- I --.-' Z I24-25521221112523221232512''3I5SI'151'I5I3I1I5I-I5I35Z5I'Z5I3.H3I5IZ5I3I35I15I3I52I5IZ5Z5IZ51:52552-Iilfiiiil-Zi-Z 'Z5E.i:-'-I3'fl'Z-'ii311232-.li l 35:51-sf' 'f15:aa12:5:5.1-25:2-IQEQQEEEEHIIEQIQFit ' . ' ff-1 'T ,f'.ffI?-1: ,.,...., ' 'i52525:15?3I?E?32? B ff- in 'A' F' 1 9 s a Girls' Basket Ball The Girls' Basket Ball Team had a very successful season. The team played twenty-four games, winning thirteen, losing ten and tieing one. Twenty-five girls were given an opportunity to play in the games. Of the twenty-five, twelve were awarded letters. The team will be hard hit by graduation. Five of the girls who received letters will graduate. They are: Gearing, Captain and side ceuterg Nunley and McCue, forwards, Dickson, center, Herman, guard. November 18: Vinton 12-Nloneta 29 November 22: Vinton 22-Floyd 4.1 December 2: Vinton 9-Back Creek 68 December S: Vinton 11-Troutville Ind. 27 December 16: Vinton I9-COViHgIO11 6 January 7: Vinton 4-Troutville Incl. 22 january Io: January I3 january 21 January 27: February 2 February 4: February .7 Vinton Vinton Vinton Vinton Vinton Vinton Vinton 20-Cl11'iSlli3l1SbU1'g 4 8-Vinton Ind. 18 16-Fincastle I4 19-Fincastle zo 15-Martinsville I5 24-Troutville 26 33-Blacksburg I3 SCHEDULE February IO! February II February 22 February 24: February 28 February 17: February 18: February 21: and Vinton 29-Radford I8 Vinton 21-Martinsville 9 Vinton 30-Troutville 29 Vinton 27-Radford I9 Vinton 16-First Presbyterian Church 1 1 Vinton 35-Christiansburg 1 Vinton 20-Radford 2I Vinton 20-Rocky Mount I9 March 2: Vinton 12-Blacksburg II March 8: Vinton 33-Back Creek ZI March 14: Vinton 30-Covington 33 +1149 lie f 2- -x , +, 5 'X 3 Qi' L f9X C6f d V UN BASKET BALL SNAPSHOTS -if 50 E1- f'N2 f flf:': 222-'1'-'1'2: 3 :l1'1121:f.f2 2 iff A--. 'f-fA AI A ' . . Q if 11'1f2 f ff211 22r f'i::i 125:2:E'E1 Zilifffi E25: 1 .,.,.A.A1.,.,,A...,..,.... .........A..A,..,..... . ..A,A.A..A.,. L ..i5 .,,A,,,, 3 ., . ,,.,. ..,.A..A.,.,.,,.,,,..A..,.,.A , A .T A,.. ,,,. S ABELL BOOTH CADD CHAPNIAN April S. April II April 18 April 21 April 25 April 28 Bday 2.. lVIay 5.. lkiay 9.. May 11. Baseball THE SQUAD COLEMAN GEARHART SAUNDERS DENT HALE SCHENK DULANY MOORE SCOTT F1sHER POLLARD STINNETTE FLIPPEN POXVELL ED LASSITER, jl'IClllIZgL'7' SCHEDULE -mei 51 Bassett High at Vinton. Rocky MOLlIlt High at Rocky Mfount. Bassett High at Bassett. Radford High at Radford. Ma1'ti11sville at lVIartinsville. Radford High at Vinton. Lexington High at Lexington. Martiiisville at Vinton. Lexington High at Vinton. Rocky Mount High at Vinton. lit . . . ....,. Track Track is a new sport in Vinton Hi. This is the third season that a track team has entered any meets. Last year our track team won the District lVIeet and placed fourth in the State Meet at Charlottesville, with Stinnctte, Crews and Berry placing in the events. This year, with practically all of last year's men back, and some good new material, we are expecting to produce one of the best track teams in the State. The team scored sixty-nine points in the District Meet. Wytlleville was its nearest competitor with a score of thirty-nine points. Captain Berry accounted for twenty-five of the tC3.I11,S points, winning five first places. loo-Yard Dash .... . 4.40-Ya rd D ash 88oeYard Run. .... . Shot-Put. . . . . . Discus ..... Javelin .... FIRST PLACES .Berry ......... IO.4. sec. High Jump.. .. . . .. Berry ......... 59.4 see. . Montgomery. .... 2 : 20.8 Berry ....... 46 ft. 5 in. Berry ....... 99 ft. S in. Berry ...... I5o ft. 4 in. sci 52 ya Relay Team. ..... . Moore. . Berry Kaylor Stinnette Beard ft. 3 in. .x:38.2 B 0 0 K F 0 U R F EATU RE Home-Coming Celebration f 'N'--TJ A LQ --R , -- M 1':ii , Ihhuv Q A :ZA :: I 1 3 i , l , 3 HOME-COMING DAY SCENES ::iA1,,, Q 55i.5iEiE22E??i '1:1 f:'f'13155'-112 5 ffiii aifi ir: 1-sf-aAfi 1'f :.A 5 2 ilsiiiiiliiiiii A,-:i,,'A 3 '- 1?' E -':':f--111 2 ',f2Q --ff ' ' A 1 '1Ai2 1 .AQ 'A ': '1 A 'A5A'1':3 iif :'3111::l' f1l :1:i'5'f:5il :':i 'Z'::::l: 5 Vinton Celebrates Home-Coming NOVEMBER 5, 1932 .I PARADE, SPEECHES, CORNER-STONE LAYING A AND FOOTBALL GAME PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ED by a cordon of Roanoke Police the Vinton Home-Coming Parade was a I' spectacle never before equaled in the history of the community. Highly decorated automobiles and Hoats were the order of the day-artistically decorated and too numerous to mention in this short article. Civic organizations, bands, fire departments and military companies all brought dignity to the long line as it passed through streets lined with spectators. Then to the new William Byrd High School for the laying of the corner stone. This beautiful ceremony was in charge of the Nlasonic Lodge of Vinton. The speaker of the day was our congressman, Clifton A. Woodrum. Nlany other notable officials of both Roanoke and Vinton delivered addresses during the course of the ceremony. In the granite block that became the corner stone were placed the following: A copy of the Roanoke Timer of November 5th, a list of oflicials of the Town of Vinton, a program of the Home-Coming, a list of the members of the Roanoke County School Board, as well as lists of the members of the Vinton Lions Club, Nlasonic Lodge, and all the pupils of Vinton High School, along with members of the faculty and football team. A coin commemorating the two hundredth anni- versary ofthe birth of George Wfashington was also included. Then to Leggett Field where Coach Ahalt's Terriers engaged Radford High in a great game of football. Berry, the stalwart left guard of Vinton, came through with a great performance of tackling to take the honors for Vinton. For Radford, Painter, playing at fullback, displayed clever defensive work for his team. After the smoke of battle had cleared away the Vinton warriors marched oil' the field victorious by the score of 6 to o. - The horne-coming celebration, as a whole-parade, corner-stone laying, and football game-combined to make a day of real enjoyment and sport and will linger long in our memories, even unto the day that stalwart athletes of the new VVilliam Byrd High School go forth to do battle with worthy foes. - Q24 55 124- , 'V fb ff 04,49 1 , EK W, 33 ,U ML f . M' ggmfflf 2311 dq 1 -ig H 'lv gif? is LQJWLAQ gr NW 90 A Q 'gl f - , P 5 Q 0 A 2 ' 61 , 'C VL XER W ' ' W? ., Xl? Hi 'QQ 'f 1' E C SIJQ XS Q .ff J H RQ X T, K 6 -jf! - k QD W. uw M' in- ek ix My MQ 'N JM Qilhiiicj V, jftfj --' .jf ,E MJ w ,.J.,,,, W4 W 5 I ly, 4 ff ff,LiLLJfff W '7L! . fjjb DZDMVVU U Q ,WW Jus I RRR ff x 4-J Q W MJ QR ki UN ' Cf Z : M QW flyh' xx R -X W? if ' 1 M39 Q-53 ,wff J wx fji ,Q Q .114 0 I 5, ESX pq QJNJ fd JU! 3 Lf kj! 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Add muscle- building foods-plenty of nourishing bread. Rear with patience and understanding. Turn out at 21, a credit to parents. This recipe makes one man. Only a mother knows the painstaking care required to raise a boy right. Good bread and plenty of it is a great help. Is it any wonder that wise mothers use Virginia Belle Flour regularly for all their baking? 771,11-fZVZ .J Made in the mill just across the road from Vinton Hi. 'ff Vinton Milling Company 'PHONES VINTON-2 AND 3 1910 1933 HOBBIE BR TH J. E. FITZPATRICK ,A C H MO. S EES PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Om? 5 5 ww lon' We Serve You with a Smile 9 West Church Avenue 2232 TELEPIIONE Z7 VINTON, VIRGINIA ROANOK Ei VIRGINIA K V --Q X- All UP-to-Date Lifgnigtgigignent and Disability Glkgloggltlgrogeiglfgce Station i' ', , T 'S, TUBES, - K CONTINENTAL LIFE ING, POLISHING, GREASINEIASH ,I INSURANCE CO, , Inc, Battery and Tire Service Anywhere ,e HM West Church Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia CORNER Waigifqg-giNXZigGiIi?fXD STREETS jgbu room AND swf Aii-heart-Kirk clothing W5 ,Rf , x , ,y REID fa CUTSHALL Company- Inc- ii ff I n m Q' , i V V ' 'I I 1 Furniture v ' I H 25 WEST CAMPBELL AVENUE . ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 1 J ag 57 JR I i?,ez,,qLi ,g,i,fJI,,V,,f! etc fa! !L,fi,0f,.-Vfffkf ff A - if if RJ u f N 1 I . v J Av 5 is Fi? - si Si Syst ff p V ffymyfniutf Pa5ffurigeci Milk is Safe Milk C V V P V C C22Zf,1faQJlf',fcJ, Serve jf,Z,,j X' OVER, , '-'Ve' Qlilyicg , Q I -ffliig Sie? 1 .va . , 7 l I n , BRAND Perfectly Pasteurized Products Grade A Milk, Butter, Cottage Cheese, Cream ICE CREAM Clover Creamery Company, Inc. ' 'Phone Roanoke-361 A MIGHTY GOOD PLACE T0 DEAL Leslie A. Kimble fs? Co. HUGHES V V . Certified Public Accountants In Lee Street INTON, A Tax Consultants ROANOKE, VA. LENOIR, N. C. Park Spring' Grocery Fancy Small Groceries 30 Sycamore St. VINTON, VA. 'Phone 62-M CO. Sandwiches-just Any Kind Ice Cream Bank and Ofiice Equipment Ballgltlze S Lunch and School Supplies Oiglgrlsugggery ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Soft Drinks, Cigars, Cigarettes, Candies Brotherhood Mercantile Thomas Cleaning Co. Company Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Stylifh M6n'I Apparel It Plame: U5 to Pleaxe You 107 South Jefferson St. ROANOKE, VA. 'Phone 544 ZII Franklin Road, S. W. +24 ss 11+ - - Save By Going ilflflfulg 1 0 0 9 'fone Flight Up y ar or O v to Economy Courteous Operators 1 H Q O 60 Q aka See Our Kiddiesv 'Phone S03 fzanmbf Mew womnssvtcmuvsuop Vmmia DePmm'fm for Appointment Ramones LARGEST Runv TD wma mo MnLuN:aY sronl Economy Department Second Floor Make This Store Your Headquarters .allways Something New Ready-to-Wear Shoes and Hosiery at Popular Prices COMPLIMENTS OF Maddox E? Jennings' Bakery hfiakers of Top-n-och Bread For Sale at Your Grocerfv ROANOKE - VIIKGINIA A lI'xi.?. A ' 4 dt- 'V na', J'iI nw Jluguuqnunv-p-losmmpuu. Schrafft's Fine Chocolates Quality Guaranteed 6055, 51.00, 81.25, 31.50 lb. SHENANDOAI-I LIFE INSURANCE CO. ROANOKE, VA. Ivzxurance for Everybody CONGRATULATIONS Allow us to congratulate the Class of '33. We are confident every student will come through with fiying colors this season, and all reports indicate that this is just exactly what is happening. White Front Pharmacy Hfiflzere Studenlr IIIEEI7, CALL Vinton Cleaners and Dyers 'Phone Vinton-Ioo Corner Second and Main Streets FOR QUALITY CLEANING- REASONABLE PRICES GOLDSMITH Athletic Equipment for All Sports Roanoke Hardware Co. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Roanoke Paper Co. ROANOKE, VA. Distributors of Washington School Tablets Patronize PATTERSON 'S DRUGS AND TOILET GOODS AT CUT PRICES Patterson Drug' Co. 308 South Jefferson Street Roanoke, Va. -DH 59 lif- BOB'S SHOE STORE 23 EAST CAMPBELL AVENUE STAR BRAND SOLID LEATHER SHOES- ROANOKEVIRGINIA THEY STAND THE TEST ENVELOPES CF or Every Purposej Plain or Printed-From Makex' to User Double Envelope Corporation ROANOKE, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE CO. E. E. WALDRON, AGENT VINTON, VA. Colonial National Bank Barber Shop ALL DISCRIMINATING STYLES Hair Cuts, 25 Cents G 0 0 0 LADIES, FANCY HAIR CUTS, 35 CENTS Every Store Home Owned! COMPLIMENTS or I C K E MAC K CA S H TALK S VINTON, VA. Virginia Etna Ginger Ale Caldwell-Sites Co. Baokfellerf : Stationerr and General Ojice Outfitter: SPORTING GOODS FOR EVERY SPORT RADIOS AND ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS ROANOKE, VIRGINIA coMPL1M1zNTs or BOTTLED IN v1NToN, VIRGINIA A FRIEND BY AT YOUR SERVICE Virginia Etna 5951195 f3a2':3'2f,s2222s:filessfxisifaciiissrxiifss Company Vinton Printing Co. : 'Phone 13 -if 60 it- ALWAYS USE PASTEURIZED MILK IT'S SAFE R MARK 1108-I4 SALEM AVENUE, WEST, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ' C Y V P BOSWELL REALTY CO.. Inc. Ii ' If :-- Q , f ' 18 West Kirk Avenue Roanoke Va f.g.'fiZ' -4, Q QELQ 1 I H ,,, -,Aw , ' ' QjEg?5EQEgE5I3sg1sf5 REAL ESTATE, RENTALS OEET-'15 FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ' H nf lr lf sinff ROANOKE CITY AND COUNTY I COMPLIMENTS OF A LEADING SCHOOL FOR FUTURE BUSI- ' NESS EXECUTIVE MOUHYZIH Trust Bank Accredited Courses in All Business Subjects fVINTON BRANCH, NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE VINTON VIRGINIA ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ' SCHOOL DESKS : SCHOOL SUPPLIES M 1. SUNDAY SCHOOL FURNITURE C'C1'0P0 113311 0111' CHURCH FURNITURE I: the Ben! and M oft Satiffactory Flour CPERA CHAIRS for All Home Baking PORTABLE CHAIRS It's the most economical, too-requires less H shortening and other ingredients POST,OFFICE BOX 363 YOUR GROCER SELLS IT 'PHONE 260 ROANOKE CITY MILLS ROANOKE, VA. 619 DAVIS PHOTO COMPANY Portrait ana' Commercial Photographers ROANOKE, VIRGINIA The Roanoke V S S Service Open Formula Feerlx Known Orzgin ana' C ertzfed Seed: 211 THIRD STREET, S. E. NAIALIEWSHOPPE Smart Apparel for the Woman and Miss 301 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 1379 Johnson 6? Johnson 1933 Pharmacy CARBOL QUIN LOTION Mnlln1yuur .flinfecl like velvet Salem Ave. and Jefferson St., Roanoke, Va. 'Phones I37-IQO7 LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING Shepherd's Transfer C, W. SHEPHERD, Manager Telephones: Day-132, Night-127-R VINTON, VIRGINIA LET'S GET ACQUAINTED WITH KIDD STUDIO 'PHONE 253 ZI WEST CAMPBELL AVENUE FRAZIER. McDONALD E3 VINYARD, Inc. SALES-FORD-SERVICE Gas, Oil, Tires, Washing, Greasing Terms: Thirty days net John M. Oakey INCORPORATED National Selected .lllorticians I24 NVEST CAMPBELL AVENUE, ROANOKE, VA. TELEPHONE SIXTY-ONE -if 62 SINCE 8888 OAK HALL SINCE 1889 0 SPRING- A NEW DEAL Q A NEW CLOTHING - NEW FURNISHINGS A K AND NEW Low PRICES ON MEN,S, WONiEN S AND BOYS' WEAR K H NEW MERCHANDISE ON DISPLAY IN TIIE H A MEN,S DEPARTMENT WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT BOYS' DEPARTMENT A L CAPS AND GOWNS FANCY DRESS COSTUMES L L FULL DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS SOLD AND RENTED L CAMPBELL AND JEFFERSON ROANOKE, VIRGINIA H. W. Peters Co., Inc. Boston? Largest Illcmufacturing jewelers 5174-78 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. BATTERY H 246TH COAST GUARD ARTILLERY VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUARD THE CLASS OF '33 WISHES TO THANK ALL ITS SUBSCRIBERS AND THE STUDENTS WHO SECURED ADS -if 63 131- Our Golden Anniversary FIFTY YEARS--and the golden gift of experience and service to our customers. Indeed something of which We are proud. But our greatestjoy lies in the most golden gift of all-the friendships We have made during the past fifty years. May this publication bring back golden memories of associations and friendships formed during the happiest period ofeve1'yone's life- scHooL DAYS. 'fs THE STONE PRINTING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY EDWARD L. STONE, President ROANOKE. VIRGINIA 'wif 64 3-is