Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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J JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Ralph Brummet, Jack Buchanan, Martha Lady. Second Row: Bernard Jessee, Mozelle Stevens, Bobby Routh, Margaret Ryan, O. L. Hamilton, Ruby Hayden, John Carrol, Eula Marie Sumpter. Third Row: Evelyn Stant, Charles Henley, Eleanor Beachley, Kieth Hobart, Jane Leonard, Jack Wampler, Lucille Gibson, Richard Hilliard. Fourth Row: Emmett Fields, Evelyn Brown, Charles Keesling, Margaret Sharitz, Harry Stout, Rosenelle Starke, James Miller, Jewell Ellis. Fijth Row: James Hagy, Ruth Rice, Angeline Cataldo, Ellen Carlson, Katherine Foulk, Willie Cox, Vivian Hagy, Harry Ross. Sixth Row: Eloyd Jessee, Alice Rives Hammer, Betty Wayne Slaughter, Mary Ann Mitchell, Eileen Powell, Rachel Cantor, Marie Sira, Robert Lockett. OFFICERS Ralph Brummet President Jack Buchanan VicePresident Martha Lady Secretary ' Treasurer ■ . • Page 26 19 3 7

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(T+3 THE VIRGINIAN ofo CLASS PROPT Continued Rosemary Rice owns a stilt factory, but on the si xtremely good lawyer. The Cumberland Street Arena is flourishing pictures ot rt Hayes, Edwin Wilson and Charles Shavis as wrestlers. I hear that Herbert Pitts is the manager of Edwin Wilson. We thought Jimmy Buchanan was going to be an auto racer but this machine shows him as a fairly prosperous Bristol business man. Our business manager, Marie Cose, must have thought highly of that job because I see her in Hotel Bristol as head hostess. Another manager in our midst, Billie Wayne Dungan, is directing the business end of Jack Emmert’s chewimg-gum factory. This machine certainly is a good one because I don ' t think I would have foreseen Mack Luttrell as a second Bob Burns, without a bazooka, of course. I see a new school in Bristol. A. H. Ingle, Earl Dishner, R. B. Ellis and Bill Zimmerman are operating it for bashful boys. Now the machine shows Gordon Shankel, manager, and Jimmy Weiler, assistant manager, of Yackum Packing Company. An opera is now showing on my machine. Mary Stoots and G. O. Harr are the leading squawkers. And while still in New York, the machine shows Ada Belle Jones in Tin Pan Alley living with the other artists, and there is Seth Hobart on Broadway — a Fred Astaire of tomorrow. The machine is returning to Bristol again where we see Larry Barker still a man-about-town ' Augusta Pepper comes to the limelight as a dramatist, but she seems to prefer home life to that of the stage. Jimmy Eversole and Dean Hodgson are collaborating on a revival. They are well-known preachers in Bristol. An operating table comes to view, Dick Cash as surgeon with Virginia Ketron, Cleo Brown and Virginia Worsham as assistants and nurses. Susan Kearfott is an active member of the State D. A. R. She is entertaining the club at her home, it seems. Anita Shipley and Helen Smith tied in the last beauty contest, so they went to Hollywood to obtain jobs but as yet they are only extras. Frances Wade, Edith Markwalter, and Josephine Jessee are active members of the Business Women ' s Club of Bristol. We have another sign: DAVIS BEAUTY SHOP BEAUTY FOR EVERYOKE EVERYONE FOR BEAUTY Virginia and Katherine Davis Mary Elizabeth Johnson and Teressa Rader are busily engaged in doing committee work for their various organizations. Stuart Groseclose is calling the square dances over WSM for the Grand Old Oprey My, my, there is Joe Jones inventing something while his wife, Olga, is managing an exclusive women ' s shop. Will you look now at that machine? There I am pounding away at the typewriter — just another court reporter. — Shirley McFern. Page 25 19 3 7

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: r o THE VIRGINIAN ct-kd JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Anne Ayers, Herbert Carrol, Katherine Corvin, Ernest Whittaker, Dorothy Nave, Thomas Powell, Helen Hashbarger, Douglas Patterson. Second Row: Hobart Patrick, Ruth Cantor, James Gilly, Julia Bonham, Howard Gilbert, Mary E. Groseclose, Elbert Barnes, Margaret Hall. Third Row: Helen Lowe, John Joe McQueen, Dorothy Wheeler, Frank Willis, Sara Crumley, Marvin Murchinson, Lois Carico, Gladys Hurley. Fourth Row: Carter Thompson, Eloise Leonard, Betty Bradley, Aileen Bruner, Lois Young, Lucille Moore, Flora Moore, Junior Meade. Fifth Row: C. C. Brock, Colein Williamson, Eleanor Cassell, Margaret Vance, Sally Jo Kilgore, Shirley Keesee, Elizabeth Noblett, Cecil Trivett. Sixth Row: Jack Wolfe, Ellen Emmert, June Malcolm, Billy King, Myrtle Fortune, Marian Richards, Lorraine Counts, Jack Phipps. Page 21 , B fh THjs book •Vi ■ ' S oi - u L sc POL U P4 — f W V 19 3 7