Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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Bud Wallmg INDUSTRIAL ARTS Luke Rosamond Gemmell SCIENTIFIC Sucker Stanley Stanheld SCIENTIFIC Puqfw Dons Malcolm DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Dorsey POLYTECI-INIC ack Louzse Fleenor DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATICNS F ee Munel Proihtt GENERAL Pe SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR EVELYN Hu'rroN Ronsnr KEYT HAnnEI.I. PATRICK Iuruon Denon Rosy NIC:-Ions BILL BALDWIN Page 18 I. P. Williams HI ,, ,, 1 ,, 4 ,, t,,

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Page 17 CLASS I Edward Goode FUNCTIONAL Kathryn Wade GENERAL a Exleen Cox SCIENTIFIC SCOCO Helen Blankenshrp DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CCIlcIm1ty lane Bobby Gray COLLEGE PREPARATORY Pretty Boy FUNCTIONAL Buster Elizabeth Meade FUNCTIONAL 1 Rose Leonard COMMERCIAL Leo V1v1crn Sneed FUNCTIONAL Sneed Eugene Long COLLEGE PREPARATORY Hack ,,Ed,, HK t,. ll ll Mary Nidiiier ,,L.b,. ll ll

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Page 19 CLASS HISTORY The Class of 41 began 1ts tllustr us h1story 111 1935 by be1r1g th young s class to enter VITCJIIIICI H1gh School stnce we had enter d IH the sncth grade B mg s11 ,Ill gre n and fr1ghtened by tt all we w re chtded f r marchtng to classes betng frtgh en d 1n pep m ttrgs and not betng N1ll1ng to entur 1nto th halls alone Ftnally hav1ng f1n1sh d our gran ll ar grade sohocltng the class of 41 took the uncertatn step to our f1rst great h1gh school year The fall of 1937 found us IH our Freshman year at the very bottom of our yet to be h1gh school career Although st1ll bewtldered by th1s new ltfe 1nd1v1dually each of us felt proud to b actually termed a h1gh school student and each was more determ1ned to make h1s class the most outstandtng one to graduate from V H S ln our f1rst class meettng we el cted I D lrtgham the class pres1dent That year we had a new supertntendent Mr B D French The next year we passed another Hl1l9SlOTlQ tn our educattonal career We were now Sophomores' No more Freshman l1fe for us Not only that but we could look down upon the Freshman as we ourselves had been looked down upon only a year before St1ll wlth the determtnatton to bnng honor to our through our Sophomore year lt was durtng th1s year that our school acqu1red a new pr1nc1pa1 Mr T P Shelburn Under h1s supervtston the S C A was tntroauced to our school Many of our own class took act1ve parts 1n thts con tr1but1ng to 1ts success As the term drew to a close we found ourselves no longer Sophomores but yes actually lumorsl 1-lotrdly able to real1ze that we the class of 41 w re now members 111 good stand1ng of the luntor Class of V1rg1n1a H1gn School we buckled down to our new schedules Soon we were perrnttted to sele t our olass ptns and rmgs That year we were fortunate to have for our class pres1dent Charles lde who led us successfully tn all act1v1t1es of the lu nor Class We had th d1st1nct1on of betng tae f1rst Iun1or Class to have a luntor out1ng Th1 event cane toward tne nd of th year and made a grand ftnale of our year s work Wttn only a f w 'ne bers dropptng out th cas st pped eag rly t the la lap of our gl r1o ls h1gh hool 1fe We the SQUID s ' ' s ' 1 ' Q '- ' ' e we 1 s ' ' 1 ' , V e ' s f fo. e' f a tr , e , 1 , 1 ' f' , s e ' o A Q L , s' ' t e ' ee ' l 1 ' ' . ' . e . ' , ' ' ' e 1 1 ,1 fi, . . . 9 . I class, we chose as our president Pat Moore, who successfully gutded us . I , i 9 N , . A ' c ' ' 1 - - 1 1 ' ' N ' ' 'A 1 . b 1 ' e e ' ' ' e . L , e 1 as e e C . st ' o ' LS ' so 1' . became ' ' ro we