Washington Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1941 volume:

fi fx 1 'L 4'-1 , st 41 ,pn N jgT Qsa.,, luv- , V .W-.Q -1-Qi' intl Q 3,9 Q ,. ,.,. 5' .4 -::. V -. '-v s 1 . g,.. 1 ' HTS' x I' ui, I' ' V .., L -Q 5 x Q5 7174: . 'K- fa ie? fffgf .J ' fj f 5 I la! In ' 1 A me 'Ll -MLA'-. 1 '-fs. - , J NAR .- 1 y,, X - , .. y its . -... Q I, RE., xiii? 4,-ML I jggiiv ' W Q , r wqpi ff BLUE egmav VOLUME FOURTEEN Punusnfb ev XENIDRCLHII 0Fi94i WHSHINGTDN-ll-E HIGH ICHDDL HIRLINGTDNNH. 1' lr U H ' 'W ' at .. 3' . .Sf fi . N E U... .1 ..y3...... .. 1... I .124 1 .NL '. To you, our parents-because you have guided our footsteps over the rough, uncertain roacl of youth, overlooking our short comings and glorifying our achievements. We have triedto capture and preserve little glimpses of our lives for you to keep forever. Bnrmd of, ,f MR. FLETCHER KEMP Superintendent Left to right: Mr. john M. Stewart, Mr. Arthur E. Wilson, Reverend W. F. Wolf, Mr. Jackson W. Ross, Mrs: Lucy G. Bussey. 5 MR. CLAUDE M. RICHMOND, Principal 5 , MRS. MAE VAN METER Supervisor of junior High School MRS. FRANCES C. BELL Vice-Principal Wg? nl! DEPARTMENT HEADS Seated fleft to rightl: Mrs. Malott, Miss Harbaugh, Mrs. Bell, Miss Greenawayg Standing Qleft to rightjc Mr. Hamm, Mr. McCord, Mr. jackson, Mr. Christie, Mr. Richardson. OFFICE PICTURE LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Baldwin ' ANNA HUNTER ADAMS-Commercial-Mary Washington Col. MARY MGORE ALDHIZER-Foreign Language- Madison College, The George Washington University. MABEL RANDOLPH ALLEN-F0f8igH Language-Wesb hampton College, University of Richmond, The George Washington University. ELIZABETH ANGLE-Mathematics-Westhamp- ton College, University of Richmond. LENA AR'rz-Science-William and Mary College, The Geo- rge Washington University. JOHN D. BAKER-Mathematics-The George Washing- ton University. DOROTHY BALLANCE-Commercial--Mary WaShlHS' ton College. FRANCES C. BELL-Foreign Language-Meridian Woman's College, The George Washington University, American University. FLORENCE MAE BooKER-Musir-Westhampton College, Un- iversity of Richmoncl. SARAH Lswis Bu'r'roN-English-Farmville State Teach- ers College. A HENERY W. CALvERT-Mathematics-University of South Carolina. R. C. CAMBELL--Science-Columbia University. LILLIAN CHAPPELL-English-University of Arkansas. THOMAS I-I. CHRis11E-Science-William and Mary Col. J. E. CLEMENTS-SOCidl Science-Catholic University. CLINTON CONE-S0fidl Science-Montclair State Teach- ers College. ELLEN CoRcoRAN-Commercial-Mary Washington College. Louise CRAwxfonn-English-University of Tennessee. ALICE M. CRoMER-Science-Randolph-Macon Wo- man's College. ROSALIND DECKER-Art-Mary Washington College. FRANCES FLETCHER'H0mE Economic:-Marshall College. 'L w9Zufca17 get ' 'Q '70-vvv.7,? ,A,, Q' lg S1 qu 5 La llll TE HUR lr MQ, ,.-. ' A L Zi ' ....M..f.g .YH-Cuffllf if 'J 9' fs Will l I-I .- ii' ii F-I 'asset' C ii W sv - I gd 9: I N Ja 16 3 mv, -e 3 - il? i i is are g I 3 , . ill C x XE fee 10' RALPH T. GUINTHER-Commercial-Temple University. ELIZABETH FULLER-Libmrian-Duke University. CORALIE GREENWAY-Home Economic:-Marshall Col. K. JANE ELLIOTT-Social Science-Madison College, George Peabody College. Louis G. I-IAMM-Shop-New York State Teachers College. EVA L. HARBAUCH-C0mmfTCidl'ThE George Washington University. THOMAS A. JACKSON-Mathsmatics-Mississippi State Teachers College. NORMAN I-IUFF JOHNSON, Jr.-Social Science- William anal Mary College, University of Pitts- burg. THOMAS O. JONES-Mathematic:-The George Washington University. FRANK KAVALIER-Social Srience-The George Wash- ington University. ANN KIELSMEIER-English-Limestone College. MABELLE KNQPF-English-Mary Washington Col. NORMAN W. LAFAYETTE-.Slcierzce-Bates College, The George Washington University. AGNWRATHAM-Commercial-New Mexico Normal Uni- SIEYJ 01-IK: CRICHTON LEWTER-Commercial-The George I Washington University. SALLY LovING-Social Science-Madison Col. LLOYD McCoRD-Social Science--Southern State Teachers Col. CAROLINE LEE McNEILL-Engish-University of West Virginia, The George Washington University. ELIZABETH MCNEILL-Physical Education- Uni- versity of West Virginia. ARTHUR LEE MAIDEN--Social Science-American University. MARIE MALOTT-Englixh-Northwestern University. WILLIAM D. MAY-Shop-Johnson City State Teachers College, University of Tennessee. MARGARET JOHNSON MooRE-Math:matic:-Farmville State Teachers College. ROBERT T. MORRISON-Svfidl Science-Ohio State , Teachers College. HARRY G. NEUEMANTMdfh8mdliCI-WllS0h Teachers Col. MAUD ORNDoRFF-English-University of Virginia. E. P. ORR-Shop-Emory and Henry College. GoRnoN PAGE-English-Dalcota Wesleyan University. MARGARET PEED-Social Science-Northwestern University. ISABELLE PETTI1'-Foreign Language-Randolph Macon Wcman's College. EDITH PURCELL-Commercial-Southwest State Teach- ers College. ' JAMES E. RICE-English-The George Washington University. W. A. RlcHARDsoN-Physical Education-William and Mary College. BERNARD A. Ross-Ma ematics-Alabama State Teachers Collegmp KATH RINE RUCKER-Social Science-Radford State Teachers College, American University. JANIE SHAVER - Librarian - Madison College, George Peabody College. CATHERINE SMITH-Science-Mary Washington College. HELEN SPENCER-Englisb-Bridgewater College. THELMA G. THORNBURG-Mathematics-Wilson State Teachers College. MAE BROWN VANMETER-English-Madison State Teachers College. Louise M. VAUGHAN-English--Farmville State Teachers College, ' University of Virginia. FRED WIALKER-S0Cidl Science-Murray State Teachers College, Georgetown University. JAMES H. WEBB, jR.w-English-University of Vir- gmia. SADIE S. WILLXAMS-Science-Madison College, Columbia University. EUGENE F. YAGER--Shop-Indiana State Teachers College MAJOR RAYMOND G. PAYNE-Professor of Military Science and Tactics. FLORENCE N. BALDWIN-Serrelary. NBTA H. BRoADDUs-Supervisor of Cafeteria. alas 5 Q ' qw ,Q X 1'- ,bus L A0 . ' 1 Q' .5 5' 2 - Ib ' XM 666 6651685 C6665 WX Q06 0 A 'x N, 1 x 961 66 S6666 V659 Q HWY' 6566685 IENIU JT N GRPDS NOW ' .-. uf hug-qi fn :V 95 -J -r ' ,, 6 v 'J , , fi. ' JW Q?-X moms , J If f gf! f' WHAT NEXT ? h-.N - ll I il I1 2 HI l -H Ill If l HQ 1 ll III ll 1 -C i IC ill I- 1 JOSEPH W. ALEXANDER Science Club Military Science Cadets-lst. Lieutenant I bequeath my ability to get sick easily ta Rossee. OWEN CAVENDER QSHORTYQ Home Economics I bequeath my shortness to Jimmy Neat. ROBERT COOK Arts 61 Craft Club I bequeath my humor to Jack Benny and Fred Allen. MARY E. CRONIN Auxiliary . Home Economics Club Annual Staff Home room Secretary Senior I bequeath my garrulouxnes: to Gay- lord Walker. WILSON GOODRICK Boys Gym Club Boys Home Economics I bequeath my aeronautical knowledge to Chick Woodmanfee. RUSSELL ARNAUD W-L Club Football I hereby bequeath my running ability. - to Shant'y Shepherd. EDWARD CONROY Junior Band Glee Club I bequeath my flashing smile to all. THOMAS LEE CREEKMORE Crafts Club Bicycle Club President I bequeath my ability M 'Worry the teachers to Courtney Owens. MIRIAM DAVIS Home Economics Club Dramatic Club I bequeath my histronic powers to Myra Shumway. MARSHALL RANDOLPH GORE, JR. Crafts Club Cadets-Lieutenant Military Tactics Sam Browne Club I bequeath my dignity to my brother, Billy Gore. Pfwloqwz, There begins on these pages a history of one day at our dear old Alma Mater. At the bottom of each page you'll find a picture typi- cal of students and school life. As the day pro- gresses you will see the Seniors elected as most outstandin g. I3 53. i . l V 4 1 w 5 , . hs 1 gi E '57,- vi. ' i 9, L ef. JK' Ms v 'P Q x x rv n 'Ein Q W. 16 Q 'lb Ps I . 5 . -Ni le an ' .1.- f fl -. -NIS. it Il Ffh Q lf? K' I i n V ' L ifxivf , f ' x 1 I5- X sk 1 5 . 1 Va Q ' - -N is J ,y t -L v , . jg .Z . :': 7 I . .121 ,-'.'w - I 4 I H I A Aqn' I- 4 i Whatcha got for lunch? asks TYPI- CAL BOY Bob Wilson as he talks with TYPICAL GIRL Nancy Lee Halsted before school begins. 14 IIAERRILL WALTER HOOVER W-L Club . Camera Club Home Economics Club-Pres. Football team A Track team I hereby bequeath my place-kicking fame to Iohn Blandy. FRANCES ELLEN HUNT i Auxiliary I bequeath'my perfect attendance to Flora Kemp. BERNARD W. JENKINS Home Ec. Club . Crafts Club I bequeath my ability to stay in srbaol until 3:25 to Wesley Fields. ANN KAUFMAN Central High School Student Council C Club I bequeath my high intellect to some smart so and so. LILLIAN KAUFMAN Central Hi h School g Secretary of Home Room Golf and Bowling Club I bequeath my valedictory address to the February 1942 valedictorian. ELAINE HUDSON Dramatic Club I want to leave my curlers to Iudy Eaton. WILLIAM WESLEY JEFFRIES Baseball Team I Debating Club Gym 'Club Home Economics Club I bequeath my tact and charm to the members of either sex needing such graces. ANITA KAPILOFF Y Library Club . 'H I bequeath my excellent -vocal qualities to Melvin Siegel. HENRY LOUIS KAUFMANN I bequeath my acting ability to Warren Van Pell. N VINNIE KIRCHNER Basketball Football W-L Club Home Economics Club Home Room President-Junior I bequeath my athletic ability to the future All American. HELEN EARLIN E KITTERMAN 1 bequeath my Wanderlust ta the stkly- at-homes. THEODORE M. LOVELESS Cadets Bicycle Club - Home Economics Gym Club I bequeath my fiddle playing to Lewis Burke. FON MONTGOMERY Football . President of Freshman Class President of Senior Class Public Speaking Club Patrol A I bequeath my presidential poise to future presiding officers. RAY E. O'BRYAN Commercial Club AH Club I bequeath my typing skill to one .Harry fPetej Clark. JAMES B. PATTERSON Boys Home Economics Club l bequeath my sleeping ability to Francis Lezier. REGINA MAY LESTER Home Economics Club Glee Club I bequeath my loyalty ta the school to all future students. ROBERT MARSHALL KBOBI St. Augustide High Scbool- Cartoonist-Scbool Paper W.L. High Scbool-Cartoonist-- School Paper I bequeath my flashy wardrobe to Charlie Bang. ROBERT STANLEY OAKES Newspaper Club Band Home Economics Club Vice-President of Senior Class l bequeath my great 'vitality to Ierry Leister. JAMES F. OVERAL Gym Club Boys Home Economics Club Crafts Club I bequeath my cooking ability in Home Economics club to Garbel Reynolds. HERBERT WILLIAM PAXTON I bequeath my intelligent remarks to Jim Antrin. .trains-e.' W, r ' .H 5 QQ' tbs vs. fb- 'E mi 'WT r S I' s v- N J . E ibm: x , . M ,Lx i if 'Y Di as ll : emi if I A C A ' q V -2 KN paxil! R 451- 5 .. yy , Last stop-all of. S51-A-is .- -he l N l' ir.. . F , in as Q 89 r V Q ' ' lk ,,, 'E . , 995 x f J ,M W, . 6? Q QQ J . I it .W!,,L , M - . fem, X 9 Y 1 Each morning a detail of cadets puts the flag up promptly at 8:45. MARJORIE E. PERRY CMARGIEJ Girl Reserves Home Economics Baseball Team Basketball H. R. President-Senior I bequeath my ability to whistle to my brother, 'who's not' so bad. JUNE PLAVIDAL Spanish Club .Biology Club' Newspaper Club Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class Dramatics Club I bequeath my sense of humor to Patricia Maher. LOUISE REICHERT CLOUIEJ Home Economics Girl Reserves Annual Staff Baseball Team I bequeath my talent for carrying a tune to Ruth Longerbeam. JOY RODGERS Home Economics-President Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom- Junior I bequeath my aspirations to be a movie actress to Dorothy McClellan. JOHN SCHOOLER Boxing Club-Brookings H. S. Band Science Club Boys Home Economics I bequeath my quiet manner fo Hugh O'Neil. 2' ?f. 'w I JOSEPH R. PETERS Bicycle Crafts I bequeath my unruly hair to Donald Kirchner. ELEANORA REICHERT Auxiliary-Zncl Lt. I bequeath my ability to concentrate to Mary Robinson. JACK OWEN REED Cadets-Znd Lt. Military Science I bequeath the training of the 1942 recruits to the next unlucky junior officer. ELWOOD SANFORD Science Glee Club I bequeath my place in the Glee Club to four husky juniors. MARGARET ELIZABETH SHIPLEY I bequeath my ability to sneeze quietly to a girl in my first period study hall. we 'il u ' A- 1 ' te 2 . , I if I ii , - N ! -i H ll :fl ' ' :,.. it ., ,. . 'za I6 i l I . ERNEST SPEAKMAN CRUSH! Shop Club Public Speaking Club Home Economics Club Newspaper Club Caclets-Corporal I bequeath my enviable trarlz record to Orville Judd. HILDA TODD I bequeath my ability to give oral reports, to Dean Brundage. DOROTHY M. THOMPSON Dramatic Club Home Room Pres.-Freshman I bequeath my expressive brown eyes to Pat Petersilia. SHIRLEY V. TROWER Dramatic Club Bowling Club I bequeath 'my loqcarity to Harold Devlin. RICHARD C. UNGEMACH Science Club-Pres. Literary Society Debate Club Home Room Pres. Honor Society GUY VAN RISWICK Bicycle Club H I bequeath my habit of keeping my hair combed to Buster Payne. I bequeath my ability to be misunder- stood to Richard Ransom. SHIRLEY WALKER Tumbling Home Economics Auxiliary I bequeath my Myrna to Wilma Schoemaleer. x CHARLES s. WARD, JR. Leather Craft . I bequeath my literary interest to LWH 'mf' Asian Mossburg. XL Q ,pw x H: .z.:. PIU f we txt? I C Eng! A1 .gb I Puzzle: What girl can eat an apple in two bites. Hint: Pep Payne wasn' t elected NOISIEST GIRL on rumor. Take time out for two pages while we introduce some important characters in our drama. R, i 1247 I 1, 'E SENIOR SPONSORS Seated fLeft to rightj: Miss Harbaugh, Miss Allen, Mrs. Malott. Standing: Dr. Maiden, Miss L. McNeill, Miss Ballance, Mr. Ross. Mrs. Fletcher fnot in picturel. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Stanley Lusby, Treasurerg Robert Wilson, Vice-Prefidentg Dan Johnson, Prexidentg Edith Fox, Secretary. lf! 0-f SENIOR HOME ROOM TREASURERS Alfred Paradise, Jacqueline Whitmer, Lorraine Weast, Jane Manning, Hope Hamilton, Jeannette Stehman, Mary Gladah Jones, Tommy Sullivan. 4 ... jlwlcca. SENIOR HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS Jimmy Engle, Laura Anne Sadler, Albert , S My Rixse Warner chreiner, Bob Reese, Quinn 'JB' Cardwell, Louis Miller. ,Z Home Room Presidents Home Room Treasurers Sergeant M oze's Amateur Hour June Mad Big Class Party 94253 5 I Tennis Team l hot sunshine. .7-E H' 'fff ELSIE ALLEN Q. -.Q Commercial Club A Newspaper Club ' Home Economics s CHESTER ABENDSCHEIN Boys Athletic Club I bequeath my latent proficiency in tennis to someone who can stand the Club 2 Jefferson High School 1 e 'v 'QL to Virginia Humm. Home Economics Girls Auxiliary l bequeath exactly t X Home Economics Swimming Archery Annual Staff Tennis Club 'xg 58 its - J Ji RICHARD AYERS i X Caclets-Captain ' Handicrafts Club , Sam Browne Club ' Hi-Y Club Literary Society ' l bequeath my hear , Weyraugh. s i 1 .i f my JAMES if I si f Why did I ever take algebra first X period? . . . 3x over 6 equals the J square of twice z. . . . who invented this anyway? 20 N I hereby bequeath my jovial disposition LOUISE ALLISON Cadets-Platoon Sergeant wo inches of my height to Dick Crenshaw. AGNES LISSETTE ATKINSON I bequeath my numerous drawings 'of the school to Miss Decker. ty hellos' to ,loc NORMA' P. ADAMS Red Cross-Western H. S. Home Economics Western H. S. I bequeath my perfect attendance certifrate to a reformed hockey player. HARRIS F. ALLEN Cadets lst Lt. Military Science and Tactics Homeroom Basketball Team Bowling Team I bequeath my engineering ambition to Edgar Lindauer. JAMES ANTRIM Home Economics Club I bequeath my many topcoats to Wlitly Lemons. T J. I i R rves Econ i n a taff Re oss ' a i I quea ' h red socks to ,loaf e A DORIS LEE BAKER Auxiliary lst. Sergeant Home Economics l bequeath my ability for take short- hand dictations to Kitty Lee. ..s..twf ii ilu, 1 ,i ' 1 aegi 3' WD! GILMAN BALDWIN Glee Club Science Club I bequeath my left-handed screw driver to Francis Leizear. , mf? be RUBY LEE BAR Girl Reserves Swimming Club Auxiliary-Lieutenant Red Cross, President Sadie Williams Club I bequeath my love for football to Leo Urbanski. AUDREY M. BEGER Normandy High School Mixed Chorus Student Council Girl's Glee Club I bequeath my golden locks to anyone who has a key in the form of a comb. HARRISON BILD Hi-Y Club Tennis Team Annual Staff Boys Athletic Club I bequeath my daily record breaking runs to school to next year's track team. MARY LOUISE BISCI-IOFF Auxiliary-First Corporal Dramatic Club Crafts Club Home Economics Club Public Speaking Club I bequeath my superfluous ingenuity, without recourse, to anyone who can figure it out. Z 2 I VIVIAN BANKS 4v1cK1y Dramatic Club Debating Club Swimming Club ' I bequeath my air of sophistication ta Shirley Gochenour. MARY LOUISE BEALL Girl Reserves Art Club I bequeath my abilities to keep a straight face in tight spots to Luther Crisco Tapp. ALMA DAVIS BENTON Home Economics Club I bequeath my ability to get my man to the Northwest Mountiesv. FRANCIS BIRCI-IELL I bequeath my knack of staying .on the good side of Mr. Walker to Cutie German. HILTON BONNEY Cadets-Lt.-Col. Hi-Y Club Honor Society-Treasurer Senior Play Annual Staff I bequeath my various troubles to Reed Halsted. WE rl 4- B- Did you hear the one about . . . Betty Brayton, WITTIEST GIRL, takes time out between classes to tell the latest to a couple other people. 7 - e 15 rg G , '1-ef . 1-. V GEORGE BRANNAN xi, N I U 2 Spanish Club fi, 1, zz ' 55 Home Ec. Club 9 ,E Boys Athletic Club i g, HJ, I bequeath Mi Libro Espanol to an I I . H Claude Garfield.. :':' 112:i:g2 t -:-we X , i ' ETTY BRAYTON , E- Girl Reserves ,. ' Swimming f i 49' - Newspaper Club A i ' q Annual Staff 1 ' Cheer Leader, Captain 1' '- I bequeath my megaphone and pet NV , bottle of throat' medicine to Lee 'fr -f .' MacDonald. - N.: - WM E . RUBYE LEE BRITTINGI-IAM jr. Newspaper Club Auxiliary Red Cross Club Dramatic Club A bequeath to lean Mathiso ' five lbs o my excess weig t and r x KATHERINE BRASI-IEARS Girl Reserves I bequeath my luck in hitting the right keys on the typewriter to Minnie Launi. LUCILLE MARGARET BREWER Auxiliary I bequeath my clear blue eyes to Mary Laurie Cobb. MARJORIE J. BROWN Girl Reserves Ping Pong Home Economics Library Red Cross bequeath my giggle fbetter known I f she 1 hw place to pu it. as Brown cacklej to Patricia Franks. we A My XR? I bequeath my nimbleness of wit and ' I 53 E-gli N DEAN BRUNDAGE U U 'MAR IA OWN Literary Society av. ' ' .. Newspaper Club-President 1 'K 'C ' C Auxiliary Hi-Y-Secretary ' :zz , Bowling Team, Captain S . 5, enior Play ' fn' I bequeath my daily nap in English Cadets, Sergeant 1 ' ' - l class to a Well-worn rug. Z2 We-L ff 4 QUIETEST BOY and GIRL Wiley Smith and Jackie Whitmer have an exfverinient in chemistry class today. '22 JUNE BUCHANAN Girl Reserves Dramatic Club Swimming Club Archery Club Basketball Team I bequeath my set qf bookkeeping books to Helen Kindig. lww, ,, J some nonsense to the faculty. EVELYN BUCHHOLZ CBUCKYJ Home Ec. Club Dramatic Club I bequeath my size 3M shoes to Judy Eaten. REGINALD BURGESS I bequeath my red sweater to John Lundquist. LEWIS BURKE I bequeath the ingenious methods I use ta annoy the girls who sit in bark of me in Problems class' to Bruce Brown. NOREEN BURSON Washington High School, Mas- sillon, Ohio Dramatic Club Girls Glee Club Literary Club I bequeath my first impressions as a new student in W-L to Frances Fish. WADE LANSING BYRNES Cadets-Lieu tenant Public Speaking Home Economics I bequeath my collegiate haircut to Donald Depue. MARGARET ANN CARLSON U Auxiliary Secretary of Home Room Dramatic Club Glee Club Newspaper Club I bequeath my KeyhoIe', to another snoaper. WILLIAM BURGESS X 4H Club, Vice President Assistant circulation manager of newspaper Basketball Football I be ueath m immense q y biceps to the night watchman. WILLIAM F. BURKE H Bicycle Club Manager of Baseball Team Crafts Clcb Captain Home Room Basketball Team Home Economics Club I bequeath, to Eddie Decelle my tall, :lim stature and my way with the women. STANLEY BURTON I hereby bequeath a few minutes of silence and some studioumess to John Tillema. - OUINN CARDWELL Cadets-Captain President, Home Room Sam Browne Club-Treasurer I-Ii-Y Club-Treasurer Honor Society I bequeath my extemporaneous an- Q ' swers to Richard Ramsnm. 'Q I 'I aye V E if as I Aiix Q y gm E Q 'V . , l :.- , gk I 55.79 in FRANKLIN CARROLL X Junior Varsity Football ,vulq wb, Patrol 'g,ij'1 Science Club I bequeath my patrol job in the cafe- 3,1 as teria to Roland Perry. 'V 1 I I- ,7 ' V 1 1 1. jl.1 ' my -1 fe X' s -I fill X af' M Ui i f ,' L Y WW If 1' 10 1 u JW WW fu ri WJC! 1 'yer 7 p W xv 6,1 heres devilmeyzt in progress! when W you give BOY CLASS CUT-llIPf T -J Chuck Rowell matches and an uns s-1 pecting student. fix' i 23 , .am , X lf,o 5. , f ls 1, M 4 , .. s - 1 , ag, l 13 3 i Fi X W. Eta. 1- h 4 W V I H ,rw IIEE ' Ab. -,I.V....,. v gill' - A ' - 5 -V ,E-SVT' li., YM il NELLIE RUTH CHANEY Algebra Club Red Cross Club I bequeath my llove of mathematics and all things related thereto to James Brinkly. f . u 3, 10 MJ gf DOROTHY LEE CHISHOLM Home Economics Club I bequeath my fondness for wear- ing skirts, sweaters and blouses all at the same time to Ruth Brunk. . ,ft witlgyjvwv OE CHITTEN DEN Cadets-Battalion Sergeant Major Military Science and Tactics Boys Home Ec. Club I bequeath my positive opinions to Morton Vicory. MARGUERTTE CHURCH QPEGGYJ Swimming Club Camera Club Softball Club I bequeath my ability to argue to any one with no better sense than to use il. ALICE COFFZMAN Honor Society Auxiliary-Major Sadie Williams Club, President Literary Society, Vice President Newspaper Club I bequeath my uniform to the next ' P N' 1 Major with the hope th t she 'is not 'V 1 allergic to heart. ' ' : -V3 s A ww ' I 7 at-I - 23.5 VXQDVA. COLB E W ' gawk owling Green H. S. Kentucky V I WWE E Home Room, preside t A - l 0 fA Dramatic Club - Q 1 5' ' 1. v. Basket Ball i - Glee Club ' J ' I bequeath my readiness to learn . P Re P E history to Hugh Walters. 'f - H 1 A V:-., Z .Z ..,-. . Yep, that's Superman IMOST ATH- LETIC BOY, to youj. It took an lot of persuasion to get Rus Arnaud to display his mighty biceps-he's shy. 24 WARREN CHOATE Art Club Sports Editor Newspaper Sports Editor Annual Varsity Basketball ' I bequeath my flair for cartooning to ferry Leister. ALLYN KATHLEEN CLARKE Patrol Dramatic Club Home Economics Club I bequeath my mastery of bowling to my sister Barbara. SAUL COHEN Western High School - Public Speaking Club I bequeath my mischievousness to! Herbert Marsteller. ' 4 , mi ,,f272Z?5'ln . 1,1 ROBERT B. COLE Orchestra Band Football Home Room President Home Room Vice-President I bequeath my slush'pump sliding to any tram player who wants to try to blow his brains out. ps W WILLIAM COLEMAN Shop Club Home Room President l bequeath my Boaming voice to lack Cradelin for his use in cheer leading. BILLY COLLIER Science Club Home Economics President Homeroom l bequeath my placid nature to Free- land Chew. MARY LOUISE COPENI-IAVER Girl Reserves Girls Glee Clcb Newspaper Club I bequeath my honor roll ambitions to Francis Van Emden. Dlilsgvill eque h y quietness in English ss to Barbara Jean Hostetler. DOROTHY MAE CRIST Girl Reserve Red Cross Swimming Bowling Home Economics l bequeath the pleasure I get from chewing gum to Miss Harbaugh and Miss Alclhizerv DORIS COLLEY Patrol Annual Staff Inter-American Club Bible Discussion group Basketball . l bequeath my flute to Mr. Lafayette. ROBERT CONNER Gym Club l bequeath the bumps on -my he from hitting charideliers to Alb Elwell. 1: 4 A - Y V ,hr lt.. ' W R. l I. --Q, ...L :ZE ' ii .,--: V IIN J SE 1 Y I 5 x 'il . - rcrr -wr win, YY-, ii! , ii i - ,J ff' if Wg? I all DOROTHY CORCORAN Girls Glee Club Girls Home Economics Tennis Club I bequeath my needle and thread to Miss Greenaway. GLADYS COX Basketball Dramatics Club I bequeath my love of swing 'to Betty jean Stricleler. CATHERINE RUTH CULBERT Tennis Club Home Economics Club Baseball Basketball I bequeath my enthusiasm for giving oral reports to my sister Billie. 25' .12 f 'F I fm. l 1 ...H 'li li. 'fl5 Q' Q How to use the library: flj go to library for reference booksgf2j Read magazine or fiction all periods f 3 Q get information from eneyclopediasj at home. Inf X 5 - V J I 7 K, if X 'I O A- Q 1 . Y' 1 ' N 5 , . MARY NORMAN DAGGER , , XX i q r s Glee Club QARGZARE A. AUGHERTY H. :ei Orchestra-President Bi ogy b J X e 1 lg Associate-editor Annual me E no cs-Peesi t V X VH' ' VL Honor Society-Vice Pre 'dent umm y .frm my maid! i - ' l .37 ' ' '- I bequeath my belief in spirit to Dr. nf, fzio y to' Nina Sharp, N H . Maiderz. , YS gg, r I I ,, . jr 1 ,:. V 9. l MARY ALICE DEUTERMAN Y ' R CI LBRIDGE ilwimmine Cglfbb ig . A. . A ewspaper u '. U ' X L ol, . I I Schoo Points Committee ra d U Annual Staff '. lv ueatlv. m s astic record to Literary Society 'weve' MH 6 it' I bequeath 'my Little 'Horace ,ea S' M ' . v. - ai f K. fy' X I 1 llw:-1? we-as 1 Y.- iv T' . V 1-L. . L No question is a stumper to John Tompkins, the MOST INTELLEC- TUAL BOY, not even Latin for didn't you recognize Miss AlIen's room JOAN DINTERMAN Frederick High School Home Economics Club Tennis Club I bequest my confalzulations to Mary FRANCES CAROL DONALDSON I bequest my regular and prompt ar- rivals at school to Virginia Brown l 'Ex - c -T5 '25 . YN Home Economics Club lg lil it I bequeath my uncanny knowledge of chemistry ta Daisy Cullen. stories to a tongue-tied junior. ELIZABETH DOLAN KBETTYJ Red Cross Club-Vice President Auxiliary-lst Lt. Annual Staff I bequest my commission to the next first Lt. of 'Company L. CAROLYN CLOUSTON DORSEY Auxiliary-Ist Sergeant Dramatic Club Home Economic Club Hockey I bequeath my red hair to Marianna Trice. BOYD DOZIER Biology Club Athletic Club Military Science Boys Home Economics Chevron Club I bequeath my newly acquired cook- ing skill to the ladies of the fr. class. l -' MIRIAM DOZIER Dramatic Club Public Speaking Club Debate Club Red Cross Club Auxiliary-Guicle Seargeant I bequeath my perseverance to Wini- fred Strait. BETTY DUCKWORTH Girl Reserves ' Home Economics Vice President Home Room I bequeath my ability to be in love and still get good grade: to Myra Shumnfayi GEORGE DULANEY Orchestra Band-First Lt. Bible Discussion Group Literary Society Sam Browne Club I bequeath my clarinet to Glenn loner. DOROTHY E. EDWARDS Girl Reserves Auxiliary-Guide-Sergeant Home Economics Club I bequeath my love for 21 smooth :lance floor and a swell dance part- ner to Elaine Putnam. JAMES WALLACE ENGLE, JR. QJIMMYJ Jr. Varsity Football Home Room President Senior Play Annual Staff I bequeath my capacity for consuming calorie: to Donald Reid. 'No-U-nC.56L'oh ' BURTON DRUM Military Science Chevrons Boys Home Economics gix Cadets Track Team 1 bequeath my locker to any person who can open the door Without being killed by the avalanche which fol- lows. DAVID DUDLEY Basketball Team Bowling Team l bequeath my bright rea' blushes to Ray Wrenn. MIRIAM LOUISE EDMONSTON Home Room President Auxiliary Annual Staff Literary Society Red Cross Club I bequeath my magnanimity and modem ideas to Eleanor Kreiger. ig? Qu 1. - J ,. he 'lu 4: , ,M i'u li H-.,, D, . .. L, S . -u. ar, if ui--A BETTY L. ELDRIDGE Auxiliary Sergeant Major on Staff - s ll? I bequeath my reputation as a truant officer in cadet: to Sherlock Holmes. JOYCE ENGELKING 'J 1 J ii Dramatic Club W, i'i junior Glee Club :Egg ll I bequeath my efficiency in the field ' 3 . ' of economic: to any one who need: '-t'.-t ., it more than I do. ' O ' '7 U A070 ' of ' u LQ lf. ivy raw 49 , ll fi ill? flirt? if CQ How to cut-up , ably displayed by CUT-UP Mary Pence. , ' it i vi 'W C I I 1 .Q g.. .7 rl rt, - Q X . ew Q, fw- .Xb Q lg 'xi .11 ml Y5 3 .J t MMS New Q ' L. Cadet drill days bring out the mili- tary in us. C When these boys meet another company marching in the op- posite direction on the street there will be a clever job of detouring.j 28 ,CLALLAN B. ENSIGN Craft Club Cadets-Corporal Science Club 1 bequeath my deep voice to Henry Aldrich. MARY ALICE FABRE Girl Reserves I ' Newspaper Club Swimming, Club ,,InteFAmerican Club Literary Society . I bequeath my yearly trip to Florida to the ice man. LOUIS Z. FAUTEUX, JR. 'L New Bedford 1-1. s. C H e . lxrorn President-Senior Home R om President Hi-Y Cl b Newspape Club Honor Society I bequest my dancing ability to Lee McDonald. LILLIAN BERNICE I-'ELTON Hockey Club Biology Club Home Ee. Club I bequeath my 'Walk acrofs the street to school to all those who have to ride the bus. WESLEY R. FIELDS Boys Gym Club Public Speaking Club I bequeath my nimble fngers at the keyboard to Kenneth Hildebrand. ELMER WESLEY EWALD Dancing Club Science Club Dramatic Club I bequeath my Iitterbugging skill to Arthur Murray. ELEANOR MAE FARROW Western High School Archery Bowling Team Home Economics I bequeath my secretarial duties for Mr. Ross to my sister, Sallie. JEANNE FEARSON Auxiliary Newspaper Club Home Economics Club Girl Reserves Bowling Club I bequeath my quiet and studious conduct in home room to Molly Stewart. BARBARA FIELD Auxiliary-lst. Lt. Dramatic Club Newspaper Club Annual Staff Literary Society I bequeath my job of selling annuals to -Betty Klees. MARVIN F LAHERTY Carlers ' Track Team Athletics Club I bequeath my ability to dance to anyone that can do the two-step. BENNIE LYLE FLETCHER Newspaper Club Science Clcb Patrol System I bequeath my red face to Bill Kirby. JACK W. FOLLIN Cadets-lst. Lieutenant Sam Browne Club Track Team Dramatic Club Military Science Club I bequeath my fun-e-ville track rec- ord to Robert Brewer. EDITH C. FOX Newspaper Club Sec. of Senior Class Honor Society Business Manager-Newspaper Girl Reserves I bequeath my princess mannerisms, dark hair and brown eyes, to Martha Montgomery. ROBERT WESLEY GAINES, JR. , 7 . .f f ,- Cadets-Capc. 51.14 .L .' fl . 'f fe A J ,, . .I .Vw I r z 'X 1 I FRANCIS LOUISE FLETCH,Ekz5f'V Girl Reserves -If Home Economics Club. Auxiliary-Platoon Sergeant I bequeath a few of my skirts to Betty Kiel. FLORENCE GLENN FOUTE - IFLOSSIEJ junior Dramatics Club Swimming Club Auxiliary-Corporal Public Speaking Club Glee Club I bequeath my pig-tails to the next brat in the Senior Play. RUSSELL FRANKLIN FREE Camera Club Boys' Home EC. Club I bequeath my alertness in History Class to Carl Fuss. BEI I Y WAYNE GARMAN ' Red Cross ' Girl Reserves Annual Staff V 6 I, ,,.. .t-J, 1, gif.. '41 Swimming Club Honor Society X A ' Hi-Y Club f' ' Sam Browne K ,' I bequeath my smooth Ways of keep- ing out of trouble to james McNally. X Home EC. Club Baseball I bequeath my ability to consume A C? W Millrshakes to the next genera- tion. ll ,I , I ,FII I 7 :WUI If tr I f :lr If RoDNEiEs ADELAIDE GARNER Bib' N. ,I kb , . B s Stage,iB ac s urg 'xx Etiogyuglub , den't oil 9tl1 Grade V! Home EC. Club ffl V Grieg! . J Swimming Club f 3 Good Citizensl1ipi,Ai9rard Bowling n Pres. of Student',Gov. b I, d d b ,HI bequeath my ability to put a song I equeat my goo 'um W mls-'P well onuthe road its ruin to Wendell sciences are concerned to Irvin Fox. -' Blooriiingburg. .,+,f0 .Q 3. GMC' . f'E5i','L 'K ' . .,l.:.g5i 1 , . I ,, ,,,, f .- s,,,4' g , ,:fw:1t:a' 1 'Z vi ilk: PE? X6 L .1 ' -- Comes club days comes Myra Lillian Mitchell, ALL ROUND GIRL, to re- port on special outside Work done since last meeting. Ph l 4 l 4 X: '- Jia L I' .E .faq ,WW- W QQ' . ,tite r s fx ? r 5 f f we -f I I D wifi: ' ,H iw ww: Q i a ,. V I 'E:2:fT..s ' In - YA! . .K , , rv- ' If Mvsll use .ease . ' W me P In I ': .57-fi .5 po 'J ' 7, -Z... I , A' in A 5' an N I , I , 1 H L r 051 B-loavyyg., ' I .Q I 2'f3Ji'i-ig' This is reallyia busy day. With clubs and cadets both there is also an assembly. Find Miss Harbaugh down in the lower left-hand corner. 30 LELIA GEORGE Swimming Club Girl Reserves Dramatic Club . Capt. of Basketball Team Newspaper Club I bequeath my countless freckles to the fair skin of Peggy Clark. R MARY M. GOOD . New Market, Virginia Glee Club Soft Ball Home Economics Club sN I beq h my pleated shirts to Elaine Turner. X but I POWELL GRAN THAM Patrol Track Team I bequeath my dislike for dancing to Ben Lorenz. LOIS MAE GRUNWELL Swimming Club Dramatic Club Girl Reseryes I bequeath my ability to be the lead- est girl in the crowd to Charlotte Maupirz. DERYL HADDOX Glee Club Dramatics Club Library Assistant I bequeath my unpaid debts to Miss McNeill. MARY MARGARET GILES Commercial High School, Atlanta, Georgia Home Economics Club Library Club I bequeath the family traditions tlo my cousin, Cookie Temple. JAMES WILLIAM GORE Cadets-Captain Military Science Club Sam Browne Club Sec. Treas, of Jr. Class I bequeath my fifth period study hour in the Cafeteria to a junior who doesn't do homework either. JOHN L. GREGSON III Science Club Inter-American Club I bequeath to El Senor Evens, my 'wonde ul punctuality i compl mg term p pers. ' all r STER ING G Bicycle Club Home Economics Track Varsity Basketball I bequeath my position as a basket- ball guard to Courtney Owens. NANCY LEE I-IALSTED Annual Staff Honor Society Literary Society Secretary Auxiliary-Captain Basketball, Hockey We bequeath Nancy Lee's smile to the Pepsodent Toothpaste Co. I .I I 1 ll M. O A N G' eserv . 1 ' 'dent Home Room-Soplmll ewspapei Clul:1 ,VV fbi Atirguplf Staff f , ' 1 . cf H0HlliRO01Tl'-IFBHA4 JU V- ' -:- A I l uea ny on isteu I ' tphurnor za9FrancQllifhirlf. il Il JUSTINE HARKINS Glee Club I bequeath my lo-ve of classical music tn Connie Ilflathieson. ELAINE V. HARRISON Red Cross Club I bequeath my power fo keep track of my locker key to my sister, Elinor. elle QQFI, HAWKINS Mb oath my affability to the school LLL! 'I RICHARD HAMM I I Patrol ' 1 u , Pres. of Home Room-Freshman Huff- 57' ' lr, Varsity Football I' I 'fu ll Biology Club ,En ' I bequeath my impertnrbable manner to fohn Milstead. I 1 '- 'vsfibgknt I ' 3 TI-IELMA MARIE HARRIS Ping Pong . .'..2 Q' in Q Girl Reserves H Home EC. Club 'QM 1'jij1:11'l I bequeath my artistic ability to Dor- ' othy Wirzdsor. I A I uw fill! JERROLD S. HAVERMALE ix Boys' Home EC, Club H Boys' Homeroom Basketball -1 A . G Gaithersburg High School :-' ' Arc Club - Bowling Club I bequeath my tall and stately sta- I ture to Melvin Seigel. .1 ' Je. d itz RUTH JEANETTE HAYES ' Annual Staff , .'-1: Auxiliary-Captain of Staff ' Monogram Club I Secretary of Arlington County I Qi Cadet Corps 3 V K Hockey ' 1-: I bequeath my much-used typewriter to Margaret llfilsan. Q I ,-, ETHEL HEINBUCH President Red Cross Club Bible Discussion Group Monogram Club Honor Society Annual Staff I bequeath my membership in the Moriogram Club to anyone who is willing to Work for it. MARGARET ELLEN HENSLEY Auxiliary Home Economics Club I bequeath my beautiful golden hair to Goldilocks. Everybody in that last picture was looking at Dan Johnson, our MOST AMBITIOUS BOY. 31 I P 41,6520 se-X LN I sa I 1 xr W I V ELLEN C. HERROLD Glee Club Dramatic Home Economics I bequeath my self-control ing up a chocolate eclair in pass- at lunch time to Martha lane Garland. in ' .357 vffimfi ' -J' Jr ,L tif, lint if . A Xl , yy ,L I I N1 WP' e-ee fBEITTE L. HOFF I 1 , 1 Girl Reserves V Home Economics ' . 'fi' I bequeth my high ' Long. Q .. ,i 4 . I ' I' 'lee i. K IX U' L SH a wfii W I .s it . i f I 3 f-.: 44, We didn't believe it until we heard him at lunch, but Bill Coleman has a noiseless technique of eating soup, even though he is THE NOISIEST BOY. ' DON HOLFORD Literary Society Hi-Y Club Newspaper Club Biology Club Patrol I heels to Juanita bequeath my third-hand drum- out- fit to Walter Crack, if he can dig it. VIRGINIA HOLT Girl Reserves Craft Clcb I bequeath my red hair Dufin. ROBERT J. I-IUGHIT T Cadets- Lieutenant Military Science Club Newsoaper Club to A nna I, having nething to bequeath, refuse to beaueath it. MILDRED HILL Swimming Club Dramatic Club Auxiliary Newspaper Club f TEXAS J I bequeath my nickname, Texas, to jerry johnson. SUSAN MARIE HOFFMAN Sadie Williams Club Girl Reserves Home Eronomics Dramatics Auxiliary-Second Lt. I bequeath my extra poundage fyes all of itj to Coach Baker? '41 back- held. BRUCE M. HOLLAND Athletic Club Newspaper Club I bequeath my enthusiasm for olcl English literature to Ralph Muschlitz. JEAN HOWE Home Economics Glee Club Swimming Club Band I bequeath my photogenic profile to Imogene Hanley. DORIS HUNDLEY Glee Club I bequeath my shorthand and typing errors to jean Read. a nt xnnfgw BET NTIN N resno i Fr o, liform ew er C1 b cr ry o H B l g b et e clmns n e Sie or m f a i osse abre to the i t bidder. EJ f BARBARA LORRAINE JANSON Girls' Glee Club I bequeath my curly red hair ta Ma Malatt. i Mgt Base F all ' -L C1 ' 'e c lub I bE eath my ' ist to Eustis WW HARRY WALTER JONES, JR. Pres. of Homeroom-Freshman President of Glee Club W-L Club Basketball President of Public Speaking I bequeath my magnifcent baritone voice to Bing Crosby. MURIEL JORDAN Lawrence Memorial High, Lawrence, Kansas Dramatic Club Girl Reserves Art Club fPresidentJ Newspaper Club-Sect I bequeath my secretarial duties in M M I-IUBERT HURST IBUCKJ Basketball Baseball I bequeath my jivin' ability to Junie Gordon. DAN JoHNsoN President of Senior Class President of Junior Class Cadets-Captain Hi-Y-Club Senior Play Honor Society I bequeath my Vim and Vigor to Don Kearney, but I will keep my Pep to myself. ff B' A325 C 72Qp?fJ-f f .f A if f W R i i As QQ? l .ai l LP . ' 4, , GORDON L.4?,0E5,! up V if ,,.r fi- NH Bicycle Club W ,il f ,ZS q, Y 7 V 1 L A' I Science Clubf 'I I 'Wyl ir, 1 - Glee Club ' W A' K , ' - Inter-Americ lu fuse! ' 'J l ,y i fm 1 Bible Discussion Group Vo 35551357 1 I bequeath my green sport c at 1Mr. I ,. ' jackson. X 'X Y H. ' 5- P ' . ' . 5 I kj I 19 MARY GLADAI-I JONES I ' Red Cross 1' i A Inter-American Club hs Annual Staff ' ' 5 Literary Society ' ' Treasurer of Homeroom-Senior I bequeath my slang expressions to anyone with quirk Wit. ' N . A M ZW V P GLEN DON JUSTICE I bequeath my Buick Super to Carl Fuss. the Newspaper Club to my successor 413: Q ,Eh 1 Lzl be . Www eff' WH' fi Eating carrots makes Fon Montgom- ery the MOST HANDSOME BOY, which in turn makes him popufar with the, you-know-what-and carrots are cheap too. E azz' ,eiezfzeel fi ' 'zz ., 3 ,. '- A ' I I' gzv ' A JEAN KANE Dramatic Club Arr Club Home Economics Club W bequeath my Camay complexion f' D VV f to Martha fane Garland. F l l Nl , 65,531 ffm? 1 vxwmwmganl 1 R J' I .31 f . Q 5 X is A --mr - I 1 ' Q4 I 1 , :sq --, . K, fair E SW 'X , B' 1 vw , 'tie Barbara Sutton and Frank Stone, BEST DRESSED SENIORS, take tl walk around the building to help digest their lunch. 34 fl' if LAW CE KENNEDY cq eath my whims and ich: IIargi.r. JANET KING Dramatic Club Tumbling Club Arts ancl Crafts Club Poster Club I bequeath my easel and Elizabeth Bannigan. r DON KIRCHNER Home Economics Club I bequeath my 'Wide awak ance to Luther Tapp. fancies to :mock to e appear- - MARION VERA KIRSCHBAUM French Clcb Public Speaking Club Current Events Club I bequeath my invitation: to stag or drag parties to Darline Lutz. GORDON KELLEY Biology Club Newspaper Club Dramatic Club I bequeath my tennis racket to Ed- ward Cook. , MURIEL A. KESSLER Camera Club Home Economics-President Girl Reserves Crafts Club Bowlirig Club I bequeath my xlim, Sally Gwinn. girlish jigure to ANN F. KIRBY Auxiliary Crafts Club I hereby bequeath my jollity and mirth to Frances Burton. GEORGE W. KIRKLEY Ping Pong Club Bicycle Club Crafts Club Baseball Club Home Economics Club I bequeath all the fudge I made in Home Economic: Club to Bill Rossee. DONA N LINE irl erves X Cl e C u ' uxili I e eath n e- , h C to . oh . n'..- V Bi, ' ' ae, ,,. gf A 'V ' .4 -434955 ' -...-,-M E Q Q' .Lf I '-iw ... .1 . . .,. ., , ' , ,1 . ' .'-zr FRANK S. KNONBLOCK Jefferson jr. H. S. Orchestra V. Pres. Art Club Nat'l Jr. Honor Society Boys' Home EC. Club I bequeath my resemblanfe to Gary Cooper to some one who has movie asp ation: jg M :MM :pE?14i1g.1LKRINGEK Ne er u'b X A S745 ey ' y t ice :kate ga fulL tn Pa ringel. MADGE LEATHERWOOD Glee Club Newspaper Club President Homeroom-Junior Red Cross Club President Home Ec. Club I bequeath my mastery of the art of graceful gum-chewing to Karla Calarza. ROY EDWARD LEE Boys' Home Ec. Track Nlatb. Club Biology Club I request that my inability to .ftudy be left to another bright boy in the rchool. JOHN H. LE1-IMAN Mount Dora, Florida Advertising Agent in Athletic Asso. I bequeath my ability to hit the abc's on a typewriter to glbridge Prather. . ,JL , X' , Q 74-rgyfzffii fQff:- 1- 4 141 If rw ' ' ' .fin ' -'1 f ,,. LJ' ' ,I f ,,,f,--ff- if I , ...i rf' f CHARLES KOLAKOSKI Sec.-Treas. Boys' Home Bc. Science Club Cadets-Regimental Supply Sgt. I bequeath my habit of cavilling at anything that Mis: McNeil says to Charles Cowan. 1 SHIRLEY V. LANDIS Auxiliary-Corporal Home Economics I bequeath my :mall knowledge to mmeone who knows less. FLORENCE DOLORES LEE - Baseball Team Bicycle Club ' Red Cross Representative Poster Adv. Club Patrol I bequeath my teasing zvays to ,Iean Kidwell. n Q9 rr . x N X , 'QR I' Y ' ,.. . ' ix -it WALLACE LEETI-1 CWALLYD ff f gg g Camera Club A , 'qi' Q I bequeath my golden Cavender. a JJ K' 4 :ilenre to Dalwbg i I O X, I 'lu Science Club Boys Glee Club Pres. of Home Roo Literary Society ROBERT W. LEWIS m -Junior l bequeath my big feet to George Atchesan, if he can final a desk big enough to prop them on. i A- , Q . l iff' 'Y 'M 'M IF- li Two great musicians get together fWell! one at least., Yep! that's Dr Kindler talking to Mary Norman Dag- ger, MOST AMBITIOUS GIRL. :jg .. 1 QT q A . , ROBERT M. LEWIS KBOBJ 5 Bicycle Club 1. x Annual Staff ' 1 ' I queath my flashy ties to A. H. .', -X I Le henvood.- , ' 'T Ye' . - 'L ' ,. Eg? ,ii . N, , J ,A . ' A WILLIAM LONG, JR. CBILLYJ l ,W 'ili,Q1ii'1limi'j ' Editor-in-Chief of Crossed Sahes Q , . E' ' K i Bus. Manager of Newspaper li? e J 'J 'J '3 ' Hi-Y -fi L il ' ' - l I bequeath We need cooperation Q . r v Hmmm?3Gm? J, W and more ads to next year's editor. JOE ANN LUCAS Biology Club Crafts Club Recl Cross Club Auxiliary I bequeath my extended knowledge of Problems to Evelyn Wynlzoop. Z P r . J L , fi , LE 'G ' and- tain , Sec ea . ent Gov. ' .3- L ..., : e -. Club-V. Preis. , H 3 1 e ' Treasurer I , I I7 eby ueath my lo-ve GJ of ' 'h li erature to anyone who oua' rather dig ditches than f f' study if. w e 5. . ffl ,it 1 is wil , J' , -f ' s K .SX Then I says to him, says Dean CLASS WIT Brundage. fWhose ear is that Dean is talking into?j 36 JANE BYRD LYLE Girl Reserves Sec.-Treas of Freshman Home ' Room Red Cross Club I bequeath my succexsful chemical ex- periment: to Lyman Kisseleff. ln YAXQI JUNE LIVERMAN Dramatic Club Literary and Dramatic Clubs Baseball Club Bowling Club I bequeath my strikes and spare: m howling to Ann Hanford. DIMITRI LOONEY Dramatic Club Basketball-Captain Volleyball-Captain Home Economics Club Perry High-Perry, Iowa l bequeath my love for almost all :ports to fame: Wall. ' WALTER LUDWIG, JR. Hi-Y Club-Secretary Camera Club Dramatic Club Annual Staff-Associate Eel. Literary Society I 1 hereby bequeath my fiendi:hne:.t for sports shirts and all things photo- graphic to Happy Dreyer. .I h C Q.. 'J i .1 yr, CLARK .LQASHER I , ' Bvaxlirliplatoon ' Sergeanrt . - Vlarsicy 'Football Boysf Hbme Economics IJHLY' Club . ' I. lihequeath my good nature to Wayne Bloommghurg. ANNE JANE MANNING Pres. of Homeroom-Freshman Glee Club Treasurer of Homeroom-Senior Home Ec. Club Senior Play 1 bequeath mme of the money which runs through my fingers to Naomi Brooks. RICHARD MANSFIELD I bequeath my many model airplane drawings to George Watt. DOROTHY MARSH Glee Club Biology Club Newspaper Club Patrol bequeath my love for drawing to ean Little Bits Mathieson. I J J. LEONARD MATHUSA Cadets Orchestra Newspaper Club Military Science I bequeath my slap-happiness to Preston Evans. ELIZABETH E. MATTFELDT Glee Club Girl Reserves I bequeath my pearly teeth to Mar- gery Weaver. DOROTHY MAE MCCLELLAN Girl Reserves Library Assistant I hereby bequeath my chewing gum to be fdmfd and hung in Mr Guin ther: room ELSIE MANVILLE Girl Reserves Auxiliary Gym Club I bequeath my quietness t'o Arlene Heffelbower. MARY MARTIN Auxiliary-2cl. Lt. Girl Reserves Sadie Williams Club Secretary of Homeroom-Senior I bequeath my dark red lipstick to leanne Little. CHARLES MATTARE Home Economics Club I bequeath my luck in obtaining high grades to Edgar Allen Maris- ville. MILDRED MAURICE CMICKEYJ Glee Club I-Iome EC. Club Inter-AmericanClub l bequeath my curly hair to Su'- zanne Robinson. LETHA E McDOUGALD Home Economics Club I bequeath my ability to do things neatly to Frances Sherwood 34 if . I .- . W ll I 37 A U Pl af 3 if s 13 f r ' .- , 1 nr' -- '15 . ' a. E 24:- 1Ii a5'E ' Em ,paws- A A 1 l gf, 55' rl gg ,ff , Z? Ui, i5 . 'i'5' ,ft I s ' Pis s? 5 V 5' wal, ' j g, . . I f . sn- 'fem IX ve, t , M1 1 x Z. si 5' 1 1 gl I ':,i.,..-f. z'?Z?Ni6Li ' 9 ,K A K L , Kelli? - ,gm 5 ' R. L ' S agile 1 , X - 331 ' ' -' -use ' ' 'rats ' To 1 f we li C . Q71 N ' I V B . Q , , As soon as 3:25 rolls around everyone rushes out to catch a bus or just to have a chat with friends. A F ll ,gl E,-if-q -J Q fl jj' U , l 95 ' fi Of' ', ,AD ... 'W ,lil . ' ARTHUR KEITH MCGRAW ,i - A 1 N, 15, - 1-.,. l bequeatb my ability to carry on A Aziz- in pleasant conversation in tbe cafeteria EW X527 'jiff ' to anyone nfbo feels equal to eating, if Hugh W ' 1 ' yelling, and banging on the table at 5 A one and tbe same time. K L QWW , Ji 2 ,, V ' 'Ll 5 x -. 3 A I DENNY D. McKNIGHT 1 .III A iw V Leather Craft , ' Q' A 'rx Science x V - , , . i-, I bequeath my sboes to tbe Navy be- cause tbey need boats. il. -' 41 or WARREN McNEMAR' V , Military Science Club Home Economics Club Q .,,, i f Hi-Y Club , ,El ...N 5 Sam Browne Club ii Mizz, ,, , Caclets-lst. Lieutenant f, - I bequeath my rea' sbirt and plaid sox to Fred Rawlinson. , 4, Xia Wu i ' M r 5- Pn X l .. 14 mimi ! - 2 X ' x we 71 -. xl X s 4 N , . H Q . f Q W. L l' H i Jlwgg , i THELMA METZ KTOND I -.ly .- Secretary Homeroom-Freshman ' , X ' l x 4' Treasurer Homeroom-Sophomore I , 'A If M, g . Home Economics A ' ' . Secretary Newspaper Club Q Q - - j tl ,H I lBusinessl ' la ' 9' .A l bequeath' my expressive eyes and - W W ' . languid manner to Mariory Jones. K , 1 Q ' H' ig l A , 5. -L., ., F W M H iii? 5, J Wh 1 .l JACQUELYN MILLER 2 ' ' QJACKIE1 flu President I-Iomeroom4enior ,mx Auxiliary-lst. Lieutenant 'xv Inter-American Club-President 4 ,N io.. Honor Society A -'Q Annual Staff A l A 'l' lull I bequeatb my beavy eyebrows to Louise Habn. 777e,Q flefefe WARNE McINTYRE Traclc Team Art Club I bequeatb my interest in the past to Levering Innes. GEORGE McNAB QRUBEJ Basketball Baseball l bequeath- my blazing fast ball to Cleveland? Bob Feller. CHARLES MEEKS ' President Homeroom-Freshman Newspaper Club Captain Patrols Inter.American Club Science Club I bequeatb my Yankee accent to Sam Vanderslire., NELLIE MAY MILEY Girls' Bowling League l bequeatb my quaint name to the next autbor of a tongue-twisting text. JOSEPI-IIN E MILLER Chemistry Club Biology Club Annual Staff Library Assistant I bequeath my fondness for tbe sci- ences to Mary Lee Harlzley. ffezfife Senior girls' basketball practice comes immediately after school today and the MOST ATHLETIC GIRL, Rose- mary Trone, warms up with a few free shots. . 38 JUNE MILLER Girl Reserves Auxiliary-Zd. Lieutenant Library Club Red Cross Club Bible Discussion Group I bequeath my jolly nature to lean Heflin. ..7Uf5jjj0 A DWIIQIARRY MINNICK SJ .- reasurer of Home Room- nior I bequeath my 4 o,clock appetite to Patsy 'Gardenen CATHERINE MONEY Home Economics Auxiliary-Platoon sergeant I bequeath my love for clrll: to Laura Hawkins. ANNA MAE MOORE I bequeath my seldom used make up to Margie McGurk. MARJORIE JANE MUELLER Home Economics I bequeath my .rlimnesx to Elleanora Waller. JUNE MILLETT South Portland High School Treasurer of Riding Club Washington-Lee Home Economics Club I bequeath my frecklesvto Andrey Blarkman. A MYRA LILLIAN MITCHELL President of Homeroom--Junior President of Monogram Club Business Manager of Annual Auxiliary-lst. Lieutenant Honor Society I bequeath my versatility to Ann Gaummitz. ALTHA MOORE Glee Club ' Orchestra I bequeath my bas: fddle to anyone who ran play it. MARY JEAN MOTEN Central High School, Oklahoma President of Home Room . Rep. to Student Council Choir Art Club Annual Staff-W-L I bequeath my rooleing ability to any one who doesrft know the Way to a mmf: heart. WELDON MYERS Biology Club Glee Club I bequeath my habit of cutting up in the cafeteria to Robert Vaughan. fariohev jg I 'I L. H, I, ,ii 4 A 4 , fx , I Q 'Ca 1 1 l ji qw gi . - tl it ii i' -A N w H 1 li, . V WM 1 . ...i -5. ::ff'F' r . , 4,2 5 .rfp rg ,- . I n Also just after school today the Lzttle may '-'. ' 1 ,ggi-Q . .,,-wa., . . N 114 'K . W J- k it:-'v15T?t'7'9f'4 We.'Q't! 4? - '???::2lz1i!' ', ' ' ' Generals lm? WP fm' 4 518 'game if 1 e a . - ' . N, eff, ' fy' ke - I .Y -Q agamst the Yoohoo U. freshmen. . . K ' - . '- .' - 4' ii- 1 J V '- . Y xii W, X , - , .r V es:-'A - .Q fl .',' :J p Q. L- -'QL ll-. - ' swf-.,.1fLi 'Adi' 1. r f-. - -4.4-'I -A..fa4:s... ' ' ...av-S' ,,'F'-.: - --4 39 l:N'f . QV, -:L F A Q, A - N , . F- -I 7 . f A'-1?--if' 5-uv' at ' 2 '13,g'gg.Q,'ff --.11 rjbsfafa'-1--4 ' ' , we ' . f'9 ':f71fIff ' J. V 'lil A I .L' if Q ii R nv a X I 1 X V , :nigh l .I , , ,,,..Iy.x was THELMA NICHQLSON CNICKYJ Sec. of Home Room-Freshman Auxiliary Band I hereby bequeath my liquid glance: to a dark-eyea' Romeo. PATRICIA J. N05 KPATI Girl Reserves Home Economics I bequeath my Cinderella slipper: to jean Onley. MMM, ELIZABETH NORTHERN Q6 Auxiliary-Captain Inter-American Club Public Speaking Club Literary Society Basketball ' I bequeath my love of infects, makes, ARY DDSSO Glee l Hockey Basketball Debate Club I 'bequeqtb by red hair and blue eye: turtlex, etc.Q in preference to the males to Dori: Ann foneif I f of W.-L. to Sara Furman , ff f, I 6 ,l,Uu-JO yvftulzf f' awe ,-ZZ MJ I EDGAR MO NEY OLIVER Patrol Club Orchestra Band-Sergeant I bequeath my ability to substitute on the drums in, tbe bana' ta Roland Perry. ,JW DAPHNE ELAIN OLSO Girl Reserve Counsl P Home Economics to Glenda Fa I bequeath my ll I ll! I-E Q ii DOSW L OL M Baseball MARIE ORAM , ' W-L Club ' Ph h Cl b Je' Yu Sec,iTreas. Home Room-Junior Hfilgggogiomig Club ,N President Home Room-Freshman . . . lim ,,1' ' ,, I, I7 I bequeath to Dons Mdfllfll my love i qui, I bequeath my ability at foo mg t e for damp wnedingl l g qpposzrg batsmen with my floater fa Allan Dickson. ' EE R - ' ALFRED A. PARADISE JEAN pARRISH ' A- Debating Cl'-lb' Dramatics Club ISS' a- '1 'i if Ilgloirgelficonomxcs public Speaking , , . cot 3 Archery 5, ' Basketball - Home Economics Club E l Treasurer Home Room-Senior Swimming llwlrl nlll W I bfqufdfb .my Competfnfe in the I bequeath my Sarah Bernhardt com- X Zoqular pastime of dancing to Ralph plex to Connie Hone!- si. L , . E K Ile. lf I O course the student body zs out to A 315. iw, . '-5' fy- Q K ' .lt - . S. V... yr, , I X. 'L!jl!,vi,: .,,:.:'.- ' 1 V K, x cheer the team on. 55-'fi 'f qv, J ,4 31: f - , k!i.,,.Y'g:,g,. 1 f S -N95g'1'i.f2jYi2 S l1',fQ- Q 1 Wil, 1513? , . .,T'.,, ,Q ua vffgrgrkgfxg 1' !!.,,?vU:J, ifhnixl 1 F 2-Ig. 4 ' ' ' I'-wr' EJH I I Migrkf., sl g T21 '13, .unix .U '. 6:0519 L V I dh-3 ,iw 'r.WbI,!LvLE Jil. 2' 40 za- f I . I in 1 e ra ' l Q b ffr ca..c ,c.a 4 iii f -Y' . ,rag 1' - 121 54 :F FE U1 'U as '-C z IT! G O 2 2 5 C 'I Q72-ll. I skelball nager of Football I fly Club eath my proficiency in the Na- tioii Pastimeu to the DiMaggio Brothers. MARY LINK PENCE Auxiliary Newspaper Girl Reserves I bequeath my love for doing noth- ing to Charlotte Maupizi. JOSEPH L. PRICE Dramatics Glee Club I bequeath my great love of travel and my ability to write post cards t'o Bill Hargis. MARJORIE RANCK Crafts Club X4 Sec.-Treas. of Homeroom-Junior I bequeath what knowledge I have acquired to my brother, Edgar. ELIZABETH REIN ERS Accompanisr for Glee Club Glee Club I bequeath the jab of giving out and taking up the music of the Glee Club to a hard worker. PI-IYLLIS PAYNE QPEPI Pres. of Inter-American Club Cheer Leader v Auxiliary-Captain Honor Society Senior Play I bequeath my live 'rvire persorlajlity to FlaVilla Fox. f- O l U I of LILLIE PETTIT Girl Reserves Club Elf 8 X Home Economics Clu Auxiliary-Guide-Sergeant I bequeath my art in memorizin quotations from Macbeth to any- one taking twelfth grade English. . Home Economics Club Hobby Club 3 Dramatic Club I bequeath my efficiency and skill 'at typing to Jean Kidwell. I Y , - ., ' l ,J B RT- gjREESE'fgf- , . f- Soxh6gl16re,i'fl'z313s P22252 Hlm BrJw,,Q,Qfub 3, . Y acl!ts:7Ca9t:1'if1-l ' fn I5i2nbIvSbcieryl I bequeath ability to make sour puns and 'Wisecraclzs to William Kirkley. GATHEL REYNOLDS Boys' Home Economics Club I bequeath my gentle touch in the feld of cooking to anyone of the usually large crop of ,lune brides who is caught without said dexterity, x 5' r i M! M' 'I ll Y CHRISTINE RAMSAYS ' ' W 'I 1 3 W use li , . f, 3 I 5- 41 hr. 1 1 M T l Q- fi is I .ws 0- MW A b gy f ally yy :3 ,vi N Afer a short pause for din , r in hm' - Q1 again and find Lois Smith, ed I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, ' q i Q I X 55, playing mother-'5 little helper by dry. . V- jg ' 1 Q, U l H,,z4 ing dishes. She can cook and sew, too. A, Q -,in I x 4- r will lv' qi s7 ll' ':.:AA. V C J' .. , a megs. 41 'E E A - 1 .es ue-, e, R ,af W, my it wut' fr if We 1 H will fi-E t W p, if ' 1 l , 1, J s . I1 F . J' - f fe . tl if ' A 1 Ns J if as A R . ,,:. ,ff W 'Iv' , L all ' , 47 V1 : ll. f 5 ai Can't you tell by the look on his face that Stanley Lusby is MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED in getting that date he's phoning for? 42 . tiff' WWW-- j. fdfww A A if 1 Y 'WCALLEN RICHARDS Crafts Club Public Speaking Military Science Cadets-Regimental Supply Sgt. I bequeath my interest in cadets to next' year's recruits. ab. I-I A i RIXS onor 'dt , I --Y u p, I ' o m resident-Senior e Wim 'omlness for mathe- matics nd press-Word puzzles to Armisteazl Boston. Q. .Q it EV i I no lganbiiwlalo L p qL LETITIA JAN E ROBINSON Athletic Club Secretary of junior Class Treasurer of Home Room-Senior Dramatic Club Swimming Club I bequeath by nonchalant manner to someone zvho cannot keep .1 straight face. DORIS ROSOFF Orchestra I bequeath my determination to learn to play the violin to Nettie Launi. CHARLES ROWELL Cadets-Corporal Bicycle Club Annual Club I bequeath my false tooth, my whole false tooth, and nothing but my false tooth to Harry Clark. FRANKLIN J. RIXSE , Honor Society Public Speaking Club Annual Staff-Circulation Mgr. Hi-Y Club Cadets-Captain I bequeath my friendliness to Ori ville Iudd. - KATHERINE ROBE Girl Reserves Auxiliary Managers Club I bequeath my talkative nature to Aileen Bowden. RICHARD ROLLINS IDICKJ Athletic Club Newspaper Club First Aid Club I bequeath my towering height to Mr. Rice. MARY ELIZABETH ROSS Cadets Home Economics Club Poster Advertising Club I bequeath my skill in yigure skating to Elsie Leadbetter. 531,47 . RICHARD I-I. RUBY Boys' Home Economics Club Van Dyck Literary Society I bequeath my hidden ability to sing to next year's Caruso. I 4 if-an FA .- V 1 1x1 ROBERT RUBY Science Club I bequeath my secretarial duties to the incoming office assistant. W I MSAGER Qwoomm w. of Homeroom-Sophomore ice Pres. of Sophomore Class President of Homeroom-Junior I bequeath my 'vivid imagination to Kenneth Fugate. CHARLOTTE RAE SCOTT Pres. of Business and Banking Club Dramatic Club Public Speaking Club ' Home Ec. Club Orchestra l bequeath my drumming dexterity to anyone who needs six more lessons from Madame La Zonga. Z' Jie-'W MILDRED SI-IEEI-IAN Home Economics Club I bequeath my cooking secrets to the first bride of the class. RAYMOND SHEPHERD ISHANTYJ Football W-L Club Basketball Shop Club Home Ec. Club I bequeath my ability to kick a foot- ball to Pee Wee Western. i Gvugf QQ HA,-sJu3f.fc1.W5 .bon N, LAURA ANNE SADLER Pres, of Homeroom-Senior Peres. of Class-Sophomore Swimming Club Literary Society Annual Staff I bequeath my little squeak! and gig- gles to Joyce Eubank. .G.LA,vy,'U in 2. Q H l I WARNER S. SCHREINER Pres. of Homeroom-Senior Pres. of Freshman Class Traffic Club Varsity Baseball Vice-Pres. of Sophomore Class I bequeath my adroitness at blowing bubbles to Maurice Duckson. CATHERINE SHEARS O 'L Auxiliary 0 K 1 bequeath my love of a ggod time to Marian Fitzgerald. JI. or Glee Cylb I bequeath my ability to h tongue t'o one who hasrft an ambition to become a Walter Wnichell. CHARLES DON SHIPE ' Science Club Cadets-Corporal - I bequeath my amused look to G ge Custard. ff Another one of those looks, this time from Edith Fox, who is MOST POPU- LAR GIRL. fYe-s, Stanley got the date. Q 43 1 N 3 gb aw . Y'Y, o N ' I oLA AUDREY sl-m-MAN R 'x Home Economics Club ' 'VA I bequeath my high regard for all lf' rules and regulations to Daisy Mae Cullen. f 1 I-IREVE K- fcs 2 ilit cience N W ad rsc Lieutenant I beque my red 'waves to William , iq , ., 1 I Q . 1 .4 I f ,ev V, Usual method of study. in cir- FRANCES EDNA SIMMONS Home Economics Club Bowling League I bequeath my bowling accuracy and unerring aim ta Butch Knockem- down, well known local bowling ace. DOROTHY SIMPSON Western High School Basketball Horse back riding I bequeath my staying in on school nights to all ambitious students. :va it UQIQ J 44 CARLETON SI-IOEMAKER Cadets-lst. Lt. Sam Browne Club Boys Home Economics Club Military Science Patrol I bequeath my duties as auxiliary instructor to a lucky lieutenant. RALPH SHUMWAY Football Track ' Patrol Secretary of Homeroom-Sopl1o- more I hereby bequeath my hard-earned letter to someone who will make an EHOTI to deserve it. DORIS LEE SILCOTT Homerqom Basketball Home Economics Club-President Swimming Club Bowling Club I bequeath my tiny, tiny waist gladly to Ilflinnie Launi. ORVILLE L. SIMMONS Athletic Club l bequeath snooping ability to anyone who can get away with it. DORIS SIMS Auxiliary Newspaper Club Gym Club I bequeath my ability to keep up a steady conversation to Beverly Bennett. DAVID L. SLOAN , Science Club I bequeath my green ink to one John Lohr. AUBREY L. SMITH l bequeath my attentive quietness to Ray Watson. . LOI LAIN I S a I or Soc' Ed' o -' Chief f ua i ry oEie reside t Ho all ueat NP: lection . esce 'o ew 'at Pum rey tj EDITH MARJORY SMITH Girl Reserves Home Economics l bequeath my scientific mind to any- one who is fortunate UQ enough to take chemistry. I I-I :-4-i ina' ' ary S 2' lub I unic ' V,a . y . C ancler o 1' evrons Club gt a i I ll J f Q, - ll I 'If !-- ' y aptitude f r, leriing 4': f to Bill Sharp. ' ,Q NX' f I7 1 ., . ,, f ,dk V l tifwlwi . 3 V CQ D' 227 env fK3,,n RUTH SLOAN I 4 , Swimming Club K ' ' Baseball Club Ll Assistant Librarian L, U . ' g. Bowling Team C O -sg., Auxiliary-Sergeant , 1 N I bequeath my dimples and shy smiles if il, . to Katherine Lee. P A A AP ' , gs - -- 5:- 9 E7-s yi - . u. EW NH! ig, ' is 'I f . V ' . I is iq . . gs 3 1, L Lf: R: 50 'L J Il 1 '-'V A xrngriirzx ' If t dl V J Q .9 N M I ii .kk 142 X3 -5 x 3 SN R w y- '13 .JJ 3 ' x f is JEAN BMIQH srthfs wi, Q' in . ' A l 6 'weave L 9 KI Logan, Utah .F ff-I ' I Glee Club I Q Horseback Riding Club ' l bequeath my lang red fingernails to Billy Ross. LOUISE SMITH Auxiliary-Zncl. Lt. Newspaper Club , Dramatic Club X Home Economics Club 1 bequeath my lady-like murmer 20 Mary Waller. WILEY SMITH Biology Club Science Club Hi-Y Club Cadets I bequeath my autographed picture of Yehudi to Donald Reed. HELEN CHARLOTTE SNOOTS Girl Reserves Auxiliary-Platoon Sgt. Home Economics Softball Bowling I bequeath my reserved manner in Dr. Maiden's Problems Class to Edith Vitale. ' -' ,Taj 'j .ff Y v Y: ' . 3 3- V M s. :.:5:,,.5r- in J ,vlvfi--, ' ' Q -og ... -1 -' E, , ' Zfffiflf ff- , Hilfe J ' ' I t 1. 121: l 1 - 7 'Bs it We as , ' . 5-, s .A . sf , V 45 , -...fini ,Q X ' i iq ,-l......,... , W, ...G-,m:a::..:Mm,.m s u . , we Q Q, -fi f' 'x,- . A ' ff' fi' rw W - J Q-so y , A J , g jfs I Q' V .. is 5 ' . 6' A . 'fl Vanity, thy name is Jeannette Steh- man, and she was 'voted BEST LOOK ING GIRL. She's putting on fnishing touches before the dance tonight. 1 - l, il' I 1 sl T .ml l I 1'0 'E N WXQML rl' ': Q1 A . K wif! If Q a r ' . is K , l ' zgw.. -' f il- , a . . 19 f T - - P ' fi- ' ' Q, . , I The prince arrives in his golden car- riage to escort his lady to the ball. Pushing doorbell is Rodney Gaumnitz, W-L's ALL 'ROUND BOY. fDon't let the house number excite you. j DOUGLAS FRANKLIN SPARKS Band Orchestra I bequeath my knowledge of blowing and tooting lsour nateslto K. Shelton. i e c mics- Club- -E STERNER 1mzgag: bequeath my engagement ring. P. S. You'rl better think it over first, Grace. BETTY STONE lstoniel Home Economics JEANNETTE STEHMAN Home Economics Home Room Sec.-Treas. Jr. Dramatic Club Home Room Sec.--Sr. l bequeath my power to remain silent to Pat M aber. DQROTHY STEW IQM , Girl Reserves Jil!!- Art Club 'f Annual Staff , 72 Inter-American Club ' I bequeath my artistic s V to Mir: Allen. FRANK STONE Home Room V. Pres.-Soph. Home Room Presiclent--Jr. Baseball 31501-'C?I2Y I bequeath my wit and humor to ee u 1 H Marguerite Sparks. I lffqufdfh 7121 fCl7l 8 to the n eau r mel of - f AH LINCOLN ST T ARLINE AUDREY STREAM Glef Club President Litera Societ Home Economics Bowling League I bequeath my culinary skill to Lu- cille Gates. THOMAS WATKINS SULLIVAN Mechanical Dr. Medal 1940 Home Room Treas. Sr. Gym Club Blcycle Club Home Economics Club l, bequeath my Mechariical Drawing instrument: to A, H. Leatherwoad. rr Y Annual Staff Pres. of Home Room at Penn High School, Turtle Creek, Pa. l bequeath my trills anal hi h CE to Margaret Lynn. S BARBARA SUTTON Stratford Hall, Danville, Va. Swimming Club Newspaper Club Library Assistant Annual Staff l bequeath my sophistication to the glamour girl of next year's senior play. .rw ..4 'T' EDNA ALICE TANNER Girl Reserves Ping Pong Club Baseball Team Basketball Team Home Economics Club l bequeath my trim figure to Betty Weethee. ELIZABETH MAE THOMPSON Dramatic Club Girl Reserves-Music Chairman Sec. 'i1reasurer-Home Room Jr. Glee Club q I bequeath my quiet, shy nature to Avis Shaffer. ROBERT THROWER Science Club Military Science Camera Club Cadets-Sergeant I bequeath my precocious manrgr to Raymond Newsom. ff y ijfl' , s K xx -'H' M V .di L,-' fl Yfylh K L EMILY CRITTENDEN TRENT Dramatic Club Va. League Tournament Literary Society I bequeath my determination not to become discouraged in all literary mat- ter to Betty Jane Bibby. I TR B Basketball Team Annual Staff Monogram Club Literary Society l bequeath my inimitable athletic ord to Beth Glover. TEC- , 19 MERLE TANNER Girl Reserves I bequeath my proficiency in- keeping notebooks to Morton Vicory. MARY JANE THOMPSON Glee Club 1-bequeath my ability to play more than the scales on the piano to Dorris jennings. C809-Qlixrbla. Joi-IN TOMPKINS 21115 sizifdm-Jf' new -- E::35fe2:::t, '-Q5 Ak, H1-Y Club I bequeath my fondness af third-year Latin to Harry Rector. u KENNETH GUY TRIMBLE Science Club-President I bequeath my fascinating eyebrz7fs to John L Lewis L XII Mf7: .-,,L,1i,. ,QQ ROBERT TROTTER First Aid Club Baseball Team V to bea I bequeath my ambitions Spanish teacher to Carmen Miranda. ll so is gk it I-ea ii N K s 4 PQ in- if 7- vtx . Y if JQLEQ, X-fc ' 1.9: 14. .- - J' qf' , X., C' flix . Q Q Q i nt. f' . ! . I . 1' i ' ' , , L ' J f-an if .- rs- T 1. C 5.8 f'-1' ' 1, .A e L11 ., 'X Instead of frittering away her time with useless things, IN TELLECTUAL GIRL Doris Colley spends a quiet evening with Greek sonnets. f Say, that looks like Superman. Oh, well, she's spending a quiet evning, anyway.j , I . . 3 l -5. , H 2 In Q .jsii rl .52 3 + Q 5 Y 5 ., ,- ,i x , 'X - I 7' 1 i . , . Rl . W2 'mu WILLIAM JOHN TRUE Cadets . Q, Science Club l study Club j r, f J 1 bequ t rnyl hil 'na' manner to one wh o'n't t draft. ANNE VAIL Sacred Heart School Student Instructor's Club Basketball Club Ping Pong Club Home Economics Club 1 bequeath my ability to read French menus to Ioan Hansell. H A FRED VANDERPLANK ss Q U ' Dramatic Club x :lily V ' Camera Club - I bequeath my wavy hair to Willie f i V 'J ki Hubbard, who need: it. , '-'f-1' ' I A . V rw Nl A gr' 4 . xy I . AQ., N , ,, ,. . H A M,M::. I .J ' I :lj geagtiablarms 'of one' Roozi I is I ' -6- Gleqy vb f ' 5 ' . Wbestra .N '., f N - If A fqufdfb. ml Lbffll Ofnwfklfvff fo llllw .. irl: with a yen formhome mlgking. --'31, I ' X ' L -3 Q ALA v1Nz T -1 'M H' My I1 I-Io 'Eco s Club , ,A Q rl' x l b h ea f paper to providy .A 1. f . , a or next year: needy. , : i I H ' ' ffl And here, ladies and gentlemen, we S66 rl guy gfozvd gaily dancing in W-L's gay ballrogm. 48 WILLIAM TUCKER fBillyJ Science Club Glee Club I bequeath my Congeniality to Charles Collier. , 'F' ff I 1 'pdf N lj WALLACE VALENTINE lwallyl Football Baseball Orchestra Glee Club Basketball I bequeath the sweet notes from my trumpet to Bob Stewart. WILLIAM VAN DOREN fBillyl Cadets I bequeath my love of the wide open xpace: to Gene Autry. JEAN VIA Dramatics Home Economics I bequeath my profound love of dram- atic: and the fuer arts to june Floyd. ROSEMARY VOLKER Secretaxy of Home Room--Sr. Glee Club I bequeath my status in the Glee Club to Anna Belle Compton. X, s..f XVARREN WACKER lwackyj Patrol Science Club I bequeath my nickname Wacky to anyone else it may fit. PATRICIA WALSH University School, Columbus, Ohio Horace Mann, New York City Hobby Club Public Speaking Club Current Events Club I bequeath my redheaded boy friend to my redheaded sister. BETTY ANNE WATSON Crafts Club Dramatic Club Home Economics Club I hereby bequeath my dimples to Betty Coe. LORRAINE WEAST Glee Club Newspaper Club lGreenbeltJ Literary Society Annual Staff Honor Society I bequeath my Johnny-on-the-spot remarks to Nina Barton, FRANK GER Pres' t of class m equ t t rims on my spectacles M iss 1 . S I f f , ,,f A, Cnr QLX-n.l- 4--Rf' -N S ,V . arf.. -7 V ' ' 'xfffr'-' ' ' If f -ff -K f 2, ' - , hxf' lf' A f if - af X -- Q ' K -f ' V' A as A 'Al lil, s. J , 4-j'f X CI-IIQE N. A151350 If if-fe li,., p T' Gym ,Cl If Military Science F ' V W C Q' Cadets-Sergeant Q 5 Q Track Team ' 1 Jr. Varsity Football n, ' 7 '- I bequeath my ready 'Wit to LeRoy ' Morley. ' ' ' LYNWOOD CARROLL WALTON I Newspaper Club ,ss 1 Dramatic Club I bequeath my questionable journal- ' ls ' istic ability to Curt Ilfliller. , l . I 4 as r ' 1 ' ' W ' V nv ll, , BERTI-IA WEADON vp W 'MA Y Y I bequeath my love of flowers to the ig! 1 Botanist of 1942. ' ' ' as BETTY CLAY WELLBORN Girl Reserves Craft Club Annual Staff Inter-American Club Literary Society I bequeath my salesmanship ability to Betty Thompson. MARTHA LEE WETMORE Glee Club I bequeath my primer dona aspira- tions to Iean llfilson. ' QQXQQOMQ, -, 49 K K E' 9 t S. T 5: . ' bf. ' , Flash! BEST DAN CERS selected! Bobby Oakes and Betty Thompson win top honors! 2671 0 jU,f'1lf ll Q' 0 Joe W. QHITEH Lincoln, Neb Hi Y Club Glee Club Cadets-Corp al Junior Varsity Football JOE XVHITE Cadets Av Bicycle Club Track ' l bequeath my silent outlook on life to Charles Chase. , X N ff fa ' l Y 5. n FERN WHITLOCK Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Auxiliary--lst. Sgt. to Percy, I bequeath my real ringletx to ,lohn York. 'JACQUELINE WHITMER Sec. Treasurer Homeroom-Senior Vice President Homeroom Inter-American Club Home Economics Club Annual Staff I bequeath the natural curl in my hair I bequeath my quietness to Sam Wright. NADINE WILCHER ' Cadets Dramatic Club Home Economics Club I bequeath my dirty saddle shoes to Betty Barton. ' f djlffp l pn 5 ft rf .W CATHLEEN WH-IITTINGTON ,iw jf? A! H' Gym Team--Captain L ' Home Economics Club rr . 'G' Dramatic Club ' Bowling Team-Captain X, Q I bequeath my low, husky 'voice to K V, X K fi june Sillman. lt '1 IVF' N41 A r rig efifiizl Boy, am I ever exhausted! Never saw' ' l people do so much in one day in my X life. OW! My feet are killing me. Even after refreshments at the dance those hungry W-L kids go to the A and W for a hamburger or something. MOST POPULAR BOY Bob Wilson has the unhappy task o guring out each couples bill and the paying the cashier f -f 'esm- Q, . - f fi Il' ' l 1 I :E 4 i ' MA 1 ff it J it .1 XM l 5 M311 I I -ref er r so i g q li. ' ., E b ut , MW 9 r, l i C 'E H ' ll ' I r..:.i.. 1r:1-- ' A :':l I ' 5f,f I 7 I My A m 1 1 X N ILLIAMS ' ' I ,ff J . . ROBERT L. WILKINSON, JR. , I Coupfry High ool j .- ,H . .- 1.1 -Z Military Science O rd. ama l 5 E 'P r me Cadets-Sergeant asketball E ! , .4 A.. Home Room President-Sophomore W-L Scie ce Club . I if 45' I bequeath all my inches over six feet Football- L A to Cdfl FIU-V1 I bequeath to Miss Chappell my long eyelashes. X MORRISON WILLIAMS Photography Club vw Science Club Home Room Basketball MORINE WILLIAMS 'Girl Reserves I bequeath my endless chatter to Marion Timbmokl I bequeath my moving junk yard to I anyone who can make it run. A , - wr ' . ,fd ueftftfa, BERNICE VIRGINIA WINDSOR ROBERT WALTON WILSON fBobJ i q Girl Reserves Cadetycaptam Home Economics Varsity Football V. Pres. of Senior Class Member of Boys State Hi-Y Club I bequeath my 1.38 horse power Bob White Dramatics Inter-American Club Tennis I bequeath my auburn hair to any fo brunette who wants a change. H-'sl 1 ' hu- Q wi . VE 9 I I JANE WOOD I CHARLES I-I WOODMANSEE It r Maury High School lchlckl 5,9 Goldsboro High School Cadets-Major , ms Debating Club Honor Society ,qu - I Inter-American Club Hi-Y Club ' ' Dramatic Club Debating Team l , ' I hereby bequeath my southern accent H. R. President-Soph. .- to anybody brave enough to use it I bequeath my unique middle name to F y I among these Yankees. Gus Ruffert. I ' X, , FRANK ZIER Home Economics Club . I hereby bequeath my sleepiness to Billy Barton And so the tired but happy students go home to bed for d0n't, as the case may bej. 51 14.91 X HYMN TO wA3HnNQToN - LEE Lvmcs Losnmue VJEAST A musucn Q. PAGE 4 5 ' ' l Ol l 2 I J 'P ily V' -4 .Lf U - EV-er we our vol- ces ralse, 'O 'Uwe Blue and Gray. ln our lwearfs A Hail me name you Proud-I bear: , Wash-' If and Lao. . Humb-ly now wa. H: 3 g Es b E E 9 fi L i Eb ' I l I f . l . Il i 3 I - - I 1 j ii 1 ,I 'L I r' I ' ' 'I ' Q r 'CC Q who K -- E - BH -Uv Qu isis J5J',,3E'jr mix: 'am E.t2H,f.xv- H.x,,:r if sr' Srzsw QQ V4 2 I I W L I I If ' KB I Sol ,I I 9 Ill ' 'H lf! h I I - I 'I Y' . ,I ,I .IV N ,I . I4 O ' ' H ' hx 'A 9 For uw and ray - - Ev-ar in our LTQGYXS wlu avvall A XALXM will vufar bafroy. WGSHJEYOW GYK1. LQ - In our haarfs with 'm-Ex nf -:gow 5haXX Xlve our loyakiy 1 1 MQW' ..-.-. If- 4,, I--. 'il J -'l,,,.z1, 1.-.f MW V- -.111 1.12 -.- i -- Q- v- - 1 U DERUHXINEN . YD ,Q fmp mf, 7 , ' fm Vx fx 1 E 5 Gs ,gm 62? -X jan X ff: fs 'C -Era s NHKE. IT 7 mmm MQ f 1 JSM? i v 152 vu ...L.g...,..4.... ..,A,..... , -...... , m.......,-, ll-B OFFICERS RALPH Muscuurz ,......,.,.... Vice-Prefidmr FLA VILLA FOX ....... -..Secrelary-Trcaxurer COURTNEY OWENS ....,...,........,....... President HE y-lfj 'D- CHQ umom-C ess J WOR-5'B IOP, DLP' 0 PRO 0 --EQ 'EE 7-h-,iffji is-::gj X? fx 1521 ESX fywti., -1 I N V --2x-2x.i5:5,QifH?gIj-3-1:32 my , 'A fy Q 1+ R M 'f fig V N 'QD WM if'f. Uxf' W' - 6 lm AWN? - H ' .+ , J' , .Ry x - 35... 1. WM 9 mm +fE.HlfMx-1 ,4 -. N U ff f- I' lNllkmflim....E 1 1-A OFFICERS GEORGE ATCHESON ,.....,,..,.,...,..... President ORVILLE JUDD, ...,............,,. Vice-President ROBERT BREWER ,....... -Secretary-Treasu rer 54 p li Ni. . 'ot . Q N. V ., ,,. V .X V W ., '4 .L V . if ' inxvli M -W A First raw, left to right: 11 B-C. ' Q 'B .il gi ls' 3, 9 ' Vx, -'.4 Bang, E. Banningan, J. Barnes, W. - il H '. ' lfili ': !! ' .V Q' Bean, A. Bowden, N. Bradshaw, E. ' ' V Vug sgi gl . , Tx, 9 v. Brown. '- f ' V ', f X, f' 1 W . ., 'A - V ,Ki V-l fag .A sl A ' ff l .H 'B+ 32 Second row: GL Brown, M. Brown ,Q V 1 'V : f V E. Bryant, I. Cahn, B. Canham, H A ig Chartier, A. Clements. . ' ': ' V -1 . 'Qui is , y 595 Hi. A l W div- V S -. ,Ag V V .er M , 0 J' Qyfw A some BT ' A ' W v ei ',.i,,,x ffl. -,. Q Third row: E. Davis, M. Duclcson, -x, Q - B ' 'Vl . ' -fl ', B' A. Duffin, E. Ege, P. Evans, D. V iw - Fatheree. A. Foster. l A I 1' ' , ,V AV Aga 1 .. 2 'V ' ' - ' fa.-,Qff .a. 1 s , V , V X 5- Vs 0' sy V 5' 1' , -' i -R Fourlh row: L. Fowler, F. FOX, ' V 1 Q. V: , B. Frank, W. Frick, C. Fuss, J. ,VV V Gammon, M. Garland. f'- V ' lf . Lil H - 6 V mg '- fall, - ' Q lbw .c. Fifth row: E. Golden, V. Grimsley, V v ' - - A. Gunnell, W. Hammer, M. Har- V I N' .55 I' V ' veil, F. Harris, H. Haynes. 3, ' , Q gd-E - 1 A r, ,' V Q Q' ' ' Q ,V fx...-ef 3 V . f JI ' . ' ' ' ., . ' . Q , V .-. Sixlb row: V. Henderson, D. Hilli- - ,V ' - 'A N 5 ' fi ard, S. Hutchison, L. Jones, W. Jones, V., .V V . ' 'iii V. King, E. Kirby. , 'Q V -' is Y if., . JUNIOR I-IOMEROOM PRESIDENTS John York, Nettie Launi, Elgin Kirby, Sam Wright, Ralph Mushlitz, George Brown, Don Kearney, Bill Wolf, Jimmy McNally, jane Ann Huges, J. K. Shelton, Reed Halsted. 55 First row: left to right: N. Lamb- erson, Lawson, E. Leadbetter, F. Leizcar, E. Lindaver, J. Lohr, C Looney. Second row: M. lVlacMurray, C. Miller, J. Milstead, R. Muschlitz, R. Nicholson, J. Oksomen, C. Owens. Third row: C. Parnell, C. Pere, M. Perry, E. Pfleiger, M. Rhodes. M. Ridings, W. Ross. Fourth row: W. Schoenbauer, Scott, H. Seifert, G. Sherman, B. Sherwood, M. Simmons, M. Slaten. Fifth row: A. Solclano, B. Strick- ler, R. Suter, H. Thomas, M. Trice, L. Urlnanslze, E. Vitale. ' Sixth row: R. Walton, G. Watt, F. White, E. Wildman, L. Willis, G. Wilson, L. Wilson. Seventh row: K. Yates, 11 A-A Alexander, E. Allen, K. Allison, W. Allison, E. Anderson, H. Anstine Eighth row: G. Atcheson, S. Bailey, S. Baird, B. Balinger, B. Barton, W. Barton, A. Baumgardner. Ninth row: E. Baumgarclner, G Bauserman, B. Bennett, K. Bennett, M. Biblny, N. Blinco, W. Bloomng- burg. . ll ' f0Paf,zzwLeZZ'c4z,Xd,w .-,4 .ll First row: left to right: W. . l ' H l . Q V rl 'X' Bloomingburg, M. Bohlken N. Bor- 7 ' ' - lj . ', 'w'l . 2 5' Ai I ton, A. B sto J. Bowling D Bren- nl- - ,, Q' .l 'l gl 5' ' . V nan, R. l - . 1 . ' , f , F 7 l lf , ' , . V - l R fl LOD! ' Y few . L-1' jig 'A Y' N 1152+ lll 4 i C f .'f1 as lf Lf ,f f- R l . l . Second row: T. Brodie, N. Brooks, M' G l 7, E G .V 3 Y . ' f ', B. Brown, W. Brown, W. Broyles, K . - X 5' g. -' , N R. Brunk, M. Budge. V ' ll '-' , 'A f . R ,-lg' 9.-7 N l ' i rw-we. 1 ' 4 thi' Ci xi Tlfd av: Q. Burnett, F. Bur- L 3 5-' Q ,L Q, 4 ', ron, Birlid, A. Cafli, C. Campbell, 6' ' A A K ..- B. Carter, J. Chapman. 1 t' ' ' 'X ' . ' f li l ' Hx' 4 SA ,, V ,fail ,I H :H .. N R A Q I A. - , N -' - V Fourth row: C. Chase, F. Chew, 3' ra I- x B ,, , X ,s , :z R. Christensen, H. Clark, P. Clark, A K - ' 53 ll B. Clarke, P. Clarke. 5' - V i' E 1 A V Q V , E-gi , l 5 X so 1 . l l ll l ' . l J K.. i .l l R-gf , l P 'l,. 1 K , , iq la .WLT l Fifth row: M. Cobb, L. Coch- , ' l, ., , l . erill, B. Coe, H. Coeburn, J. C b , '- 1 6' 1 Q- -digg 1 9 ' , 1 .E if., C. Collier, C. Collins. Q ,A .ll . ' - ,Z l Mm Am... if an li la., n V A Q .ix x. lf - , W l -:Hi :-. ,, , ,W Slxtl: row: A. Compton, R. Com- I ,H :I f ,, gd tl iv E N X' r A l ,lg con, E. Conklin, C. Cowan, P. Cow- . 1 ' l .. -'I Y A 6 S' ll We ,. 'W 'G an, E. Craig, R. Crouch. g- :Er A I 1 ' 5' l .. milf M3 all , Qi -r ' l l 5 ' af L l l ' '. . - I . .. , M , , 1 W A l , , ,P K, V, l l ,gl L,, :-,gMlP 2ll,l NM .54 ll U ll- 7 J : X l ll ..f-.- l lllll ' l ' l 5l.l l I if l ' ' W ' . Ulla 'IX All M ll i W ll fl Q.. ' ' in 'H Sevenllv row: J. Crowley, D. Cul-' H . 1. - I L l V 0. -lx ,L ., ,, Ui' '.qg1 l, fi ,112-Q len, P. Cullen, M. curry, G. cus- . f' ' f f l 'll J.-.- ' ll ' ll . f tard, G. Davidson, D. Depue. l L' if I ' E' flll . ' z ,fl 111 , - l ' V 1 - gm l. .gg rm. '21 ,., gg,:,ggglll..4 ll ,Ml 'll ,, - l?z511l. -,,,'1J 'V'A B Q' ' W-,l Hwy Q A ' s , W ' 5 f ' W ' A ll I lm-Sl W -a ,V - i l if ,lhggzlll M 'l ' '- A ' , '-l' - v eg' ll mgl Eighth row: A. Dickson, Div- Q if th -A l V V, 'I J i' en, D. Dodson, E. Dodson, R. Don- , M lg -,, 1' , ,,,,, K' - Url egan, H. Dorsett, L. Dreyer. - ,' l , ' gc W A - V Y' all fl K, .VH , fl ' ' 4i':,5f.f , N 1, D A A l A A li int raw: B. uncan, A. Dun- ful l 1 1 1 V'-KC - ningfon, J. Eaton, J. Edwards, S. W B J., wg V is gi lx ,F Eller, M. Embrey, J. Estep. J l - '- - - , ' f .r Q ilr, ' 57 , 321, ,g we ' , J' 1- ' :I S' f x C,- Q l K ifraf' h' ff. . Wai. ' Q, Q- - E' jxr k. :V , I an L- Q' e 4 'Q' T' 1. . To ,oz F fa if i .. . N 14 -5 V 1 ' f . if-., .. ., ,Q I ,E I' Y, N! V I Z J. E: L my M 4 We ll it az 1 , A' a 1 I ls 4 'NH A J ll V W, , lv 1 f , , W 'Q I, 9 ,. V . il if ' .4 ,. ,, we ' Z dh ... Q l If lK L .1v ' f I 5 li - M 1 I '6 lf' 58 1 S- Firxl raw, left to right: N. Estes, J. Eubanlc, W. Eustace, J. Evans, W. Evans, B. Fairlaanlcs. Second' row: G. Fairfax, Farmer F. Fish, J. Fitzgerald, B. Fitzgerald, I. Floyd, F. Foster. Third row: I. Fox, P. Franks, K. Fugare, S. Furman, S. Gaines, K. Galarza, C. G . f 91,7- f. jiidjg, ' .9444 .yj,c,. . W H F 554' '7l,l aurll'J rom' L. Gates, A. Gaum-I7 fn'rz, . Glover, P. Golf, M. Gore, riggs, S. Groettum. '7Oafffff4f': Fifth row: E. Gurganus, S. Gwin, M. Haclcley, M. Hage , J. Hall, R. Halstead, R. Ha coclc JJ MW Sixth row: A. Hanford, I. Han- ley, L. Harm, C. Hansen, W. Hargis, 1. Harlan, E. Harrington. Seventh row: H. Harris, R. Hart- ung, B. Harvey, N. Haynes, K. Heatwole, A. Hefllebower, J. Heflin. Eighzh row: A. Heitmuller, E. Flicks, E. Hilleary, M. Hodges, M. Hollowell, M. Hola, B. Hopkins. Ninth row: B. Hostetler, C. Hot- tel, R. Howison, Hughes, B. Hughitt, H. Hummell, H. Hutson. First row, left to right: F. Isaacs, I. James, D, Jennings, B. Johnson, D. Jones, G. Jones, N. Joy. Second row: O. Judd, D. Kearney, B. Keifer, J. Kidwell, B. Kiel, H. Kindig, W. Kirby. Third row: W. Kirlceley, L. Kis- selelf, B. Klees, B. Kleilmege, E. Krieger, P. Kringle, D. Lane. Fourth row: R. Laslcy, M. Launi, N. Launi, A. Leatherwood, K. Lee, S. Leizear, W. Lemqrps. 01.3302 'gif' 6 . -. M21 .N , v . 2 .. .Mg , i az-P' fs' 4- I .,,, ...W 2, :QS ' 225. if? live' 1 DJ lj 3 L, - X in .LT me 3,2 , , - ,.., ,l ,X H-is 1 , , I ' .Qin 1' Vi.. . H ,J 1 , , ?S55.hsf'l?'f3 3 'i7 5 .3g,.. :M yu ,, .. -I .mi M Y. ', ,., . Fifth raw! J. iirrle, J. Long, S. 5 I ,iq l .5 Long, R. Longalcer, M. Longcor, - J ,fe R J a B. Lorenz, Lunclqliisr. xy. ,,k.o04v:g, paves ' f .53 V I ' ,fy .-,,.f, - ,-0.4, Lf- -' K A- .4 -gf. J . J rs. H me 'ff 1- el., . , , 1. I ,..- -M -T, if W' we-fef f . . r J Sixth row: D. Lutz, M. Lynn, R. 'I ll ei Ui ,' :lF ' A MacFa11, J. Mackie, P. Maner, J. ,, X H' Mahon, E. Mmy. . M. ii J 2 'Q' ' ' ff? nzau A 'F ' J E M l N J H To 1 if ' ii. ,N i 'lg Wal r RQQJJJ ' - f. W v nw 4-gale. .... , X ff 5 Seventh row: H. Marstellar, V. A , ,,'Z 4 I H , .Y 'I 3 V Martin. D. Martini, C. Mathiesen, 'V A , 5 .. l J. Matlxiesen, C. Maupin, M. Mc- 'I Carthy. ' ' l , vm. 1 ff, V Q . 1' J I x L B Eighth ron: A. McDaniel, L. Mc- Donald, H. McGurk, McNutty V. McPherson, P. Mellny, M. Metz Ninlh row: Middlethon, M Miller, W, Miller, W. Miller, R Mitchell, M. Montgomery, B. Moore. 59 T.. :gg Q - .L In 1 . A, wg J W' 2. 3922 Y -'F E 5 'le 3 eai.. 2 .a.2.2.2 - - .six gl .f -I.. jf l .. F ' 4 . 'K , ...i' f 1l.- QW' . ' -1 --1: a ll W-, -. .2 l 1 i 5 ' M we S mi: 7 I 5 .ii . - X . .E ' E ' . , 1 1. 1 it , 'N S A K 'l 'l . i 23 .' -, ' l 'Q 2.2.5 way' if Y , W t fm- . M 'sn ,i I -' ln' 5, wig . - . 'S ' N U isis..-1, ' , 'M 1, -QVC. 6- ' v f ' l 1 l 1 2 ' .i i, if - l .i .,' . x W K . at 5 , we 5-.. 1. U. ' M T- -- ' Yi X Si. . z l X if 'las 1: 'Jn gi- 5 K M l -,ull ' v fy, in ' ' ' A i- l l F . :l?EEi?l':- T .. Q . .. ,,,i ,5 kW,, T ,, t j fill , , H ,U 4- 'F in X 1- 'N B ,ilifffiil 1 ' Urs ' ' . 5 jf at Q ' we . my '-153,51 X if Y f . -f iT ' ff' . X , 7- ' T ' 7 f 'Q X . S - ' T X I, i :N X - ' f -x 1 .. W- Wi -. hi W , . '1- l, if . --4 K 4 1 W , sg., 1 - af ' :ggi ,ei E. E! , ,I T il 'Ii 3 5114 'l :S Y T' - T - it 4 5. .V , e if .5 , x ,B a g . . ' X - 2 ,J 'W ' . A l llg l vw 1 ' ' .W ' Li'-V ' L . i l A M i Q 4 l A f l , 1 S ' V sl' 1' h , 5 l ' . ii 1? is M ' - fi, . X , Q if M, ' e i ,1 X 'W ' ' K -'Tflii ' 1 - l r ' -.1 if nexus. , N if lil, l ' X K , , w if K ,'6. ll N wi. ' -H' . mf ' r K- U. 3, I if? W . S5522 K I S 3 Y LL J .5 l 35 Em A -, -., .V .Y , 5, A A 5 gfg if 5 lg w e f In 59 1 ,, Y E . . mst: f' rt: -Q. le 4' 7? l 1 . za 1 51 H . . Firxl' row, left to rightz- D. Mon- roe, L. Morley, A. Morris, S. New- man, R. Newsom, J. O'Connor, M. O'Day. Second row: F. Ocldsson, -I. Onley B. Osborne, M. Parrish, E. Patton R. Pearson, E. Petersilia. s 1 To edfazffi-If Dru'-gy Cl' - Third row: L. Plaugher, V. Portch, E. Prather, P. Pumphrey, E, Ranclc, R. Ransom, R. Rawlinson. Fourth row: Reamy, H. Rector, E. Reeves, D. Reid, Reid, W. Rice, R. Riely. I f . , J- -., w.7-5VS:4-,- b i , 1 . .,, V. . .,,,...,4v-LP-4'1 ' ., - If , H I , A r . .. - i s,f.,4 5. f- L .. , ,,. , .N X Fifth row: L. Riggles, G. Re- becloux, M. Robinson, S. Robinson, W. Rossee, G. Rosson, B. Rucker. Sixth row: G. Rueffert, A. Rush, L. St. Peter, A. Shaffer, N. Sharp, W. Sharp, J. Sheehan. , jf if WLLp'Z4 evenllv row: Shelton, F.CSher- woocl, W. Shoemaker, M. Shum- way, M. Siegel, J. Stillman, M. Sim- ITIOUS. Eighth row: M. Sparlc, M. Stew- art, W. Strait, E. Sumpter, P. Tay- lor, J. Teasdale, L. Thomas. Ninth row: M. Thomas, S Thomas, B. Thompson, J. Thompson M. Tialmrt, B. Tidler, Tillema. First raw, left to right: E. Tim- mons, B. Towns, -I. Trice, B. Tuck- er, E. Turner, L. Underwood, L. Usilton. -. xr, RN Xb qifinzl qflrnheasxfe q Serond row: S. Vanderslice, N. Van Horn, W. Van Pelc, R. Vaugh an, M. Vicory, B. Von Gunten, M Wadley. Third row: Walker, Wall, E. Waller, E. Waller, M. Waller, M Walsh, H. Walter. 'H 'l W' 5 iflf , L... 1 - . E! it ' X f' ., ' 'V' f- i '- ' ' I 1' A , 54 ' Q., .1 ' . .2 ss - 1 , ' X 5. G- L 5 , ,1 5 X , 5 I 1 '- . L. .Ae ', ' A Wi K .E .. . L i fi Ah f 3.'tx '- J' i 6 5. wi ' f K l ' ll is I 1 L , ,L .. ' at .- V -' fi Q vt 1. ,, . I I, ,. K , K I: 51, '-V, fig, 125, 1 , r ' f ' . 14 A QQMMMVIAWJ Fourth row: F. Wampler, R. Wat- son, M. Weaver, B. Weethee, B. Weinstein, V. Wells, J. Weyraugh. i F37 fi .4 Q f' Fifth row: A. Wilson, F. Wil- son, J. Wilson, M. Wilson, D. Win- free, W. Wolf, R. Wren. Sixth row: E. Wynkoop, J. York, C. Zirlcle. , -if gg .V ,. r F X . V ,-.- -.M . B K Q F rf, M, ., N YY R GBX 31- JUNIOR PLAY CAST Left to Right: Bill Sharp, Jean Wilson, Mary Robinson, Myra Shum- way, Warren Van Pelr, Frances Bur- ton, Margaret Lynn, Hugh Walters, Lee McDonald, Leroy Morley, Miss Loving, Don Kearney, Ann Gaumnitz, Juanita Long, Sam Wright, Mary Budge, Beth Glover, john York. -Lf 6l ' f ff5I i? HfiH 4 i' J. ' Y E i R S R F Q ' f l?-. ,N H . ' , Q t , r , ,. - -,533 4 ' ,Q , V ig 1 K gh - . V, A i tw as 11 51 M ' Y .. V. X gg- iii' ,. - . fl fi 'f i 5 -153.1 4 i N it L, 5' uw, 'lg ' - W, , ,,. 3 if ai j. ,X f ' l A il ff W'-in B - A 4 M N , au ,. N , Y f I i - 3 ga A el , h 1 , 6 ' V t 'Q ' Tl, al 5' x Q. B w f , 5 . s . , 3 S' ,, a E 1 We ,W SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lanny WoonwARo ...........................,.., President EVELYN Urfznakwoon ........., PA1 JONES ..................... Secretary-Treasu rer ,,,.,,............Presidenl MELVIN WINFIELD.. ........... .,,...... V iff-Pfffidfrll BE-my SMITH., ,A,K , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Secretary-Treasurer KENNETH HILDEBRAND .. A...... .. Vice-Prexident. 10-A 10-A 10-B 10-B 10-B 10-A 'Ile or in Q-11. emi,-.J-rv-+341 MJ? I2 WMI MISS VAUGH N'S HOME ROOM IOB1 First Row--Left zo Right-Ruth Boyd, Irma Nichols, Betty Smith, Margaret Alexander, Harold Newland, Betty Jean Hart, Marian Timbrook 1Pre:identl, Geraldine King. Second Row-Victor Dodson, Shirley Rowlett, Rebecca Brandt, Dorothy Windsor, Dorothy Sparks, Miss Vaughan, Virginia Potts, Mildred Boyland, Doris Dove, John Grossman, Bobby Mills. Third Row-Lloyd Bullock, Stanley Harrison, Dan Jensen, joe Gaillott, Elwood Keys, John Grin- nell, Charles Dewey, Earl Connor, Edward McCarthy, Jim Nc-rate. Reginald Barnes. MR. PAGES HOME ROOM 10B2 First Row--Left to Right-Dorothy Bass, Frances Gill, Virginia Brown, Elinor Harrison, Thomas Hawkins lPre5ia'enll, Margaret Birrenbender, Fran- ces Brooks, Amelia Munson. Second Row-Guy Jones, Michael Foglio, Thomas Palmer, Rita Mattare, Mr. Page, Mary White, Charmain Tompkins, Rea Sheifer, Vernon Bell. Third Row---Bruce Palmer, William Ade, New- ton Lee, jack Runkle, Schryver Ramsey, Robert Custard, Billy Palmer. MISS RUCKER'S HOME ROOM IOB3 First Row-Left to Right-Robert Shea, Nelta Farran, Jeanne Schultz, Jeanne Querry, Ben Fenner iPre.ridentl, Pat Jones, Virginia Callahan, Ruth Keen. Second Row-Tony Flores, Bob Jarman, Bob Buck, Bob Oksanen, Eddie Brooks, jim Brigham, Francis Kahlenhack, Paul Smith, jack Ring, Alan Coville. 511: MISS LATHAM'S HOME ROOM IOB4 First Row-Left to Right-Peggy Bunch, Irene Kirby, jean Chittenden, Emma Petty, Bobby Huff lPresidenl'j, Dorothy Johnson, Norma Jean Nichols, Dorothy Toonc. Second Row-Melvin Winfield, Kenneth Purty, David Rhodes, Albert Cyr, Rebecca Stout, Miss Latham, Anne McCombs, Billy McCauley, Charles Brady, John Bailey, Bob Barde. I Third Rauf- James Cumberland, Roy Spang- ler, Norman Allison, Robert Edmonston, David Butcher, Blake Owen, Walter Woodruff, Luther Tapp. MISS PEED'S HOME ROOM-l0A1 First Row-Left to Right- Majorie jones, Stephanie Walsh, Doris Wagner, Evelyn Under- wood, Katherine Payne, Donna Story, Audrey Hughes, Barbara Mastin fPrc5identl, Marjorie Berry, Miss Peed. - Second Row -- Mary McDaniels, Amelia Ar- dai, Anna Mahonne, Dorothea Vanderslice, Jerry Allen, Bettie Maurice, Caroline Rhodes, Norma Hamm, Elaine Rauth, Sara Wagner, Marie Yost. Third Row - Roland Miller, Walter Allen, jack Neal, Eldridge Taylor, James Albert, Robert Berzler, james Grimm, William Sullivan, Ralph Kirk, William Millan. Fourth Row - Jack Williams, Johns Hughes, William Raurh, Kenneth Harding, Ben Sims, Robert Wilson, Ray Cook. Fifth Row-David Yager. MR. YAGER,S HOME ROOM 1OA2 Front Row-Thelma Nicely, Ivy Lewis, Anna Lee Timmons, Dorothy Whitte, Peggy Lawrence fPresidenlJ, Mae Bond, Elaine Allen, Charlotte Rice, Ruth Simmons, Mr. Yager. Second Row-Phylis Bauer, Frances Van Emden, Louise Reese, Virginia Thomas, Loretta Snyder, Gerry Brown, Mary Rose Joy, Nell Mansefield, Doris Marcey, Dorothy Balcer. . Third Row-Pee Wee Western, Stuart Paxton, Robert Panizza, Walter Warner, Clifford Temple, Richard Davis, Donald Berrill, Carol Horne Fourfh Row-Martin Katte, Loyd Myer, Ralph McGonigal, Glenn Smith, Aubrey Williams, Kenneth Hildebrand, Richard Shaw, Francis An- derson, Leonard Basin. MR. MORRISON'S HOME ROOM IOAS First Row-Left to Right-Phyllis Taylor, Kath- erine Storey, Beverley Bashaw, Martha Tapp, Mary Louise Grunwell, Evelyn Collins, Evelyn Mar- tin, Shirley Wilcher, Eloise Croson, Mr. Morrison. Second Row - Mary Charlotte Duval, Elaine Cooper, Louise Wood, Shirley Hull, Johann Han- sell, Betty Stream, Lorraine Gardner, Sally Far- row, Barbee Alexander, Flora Eastwood. Third Row-Franlc Ford, Barnes Lawson fPresi- dentj, Bob Stewart, Albert Elwell, Maynard Bernd, jack Woodside, Edgar Waller. Fourth Raw-Otis Rose, Bobby Roland, Bowie Chew, Charles Parrish, Paul Hylant, Ernest Seering, Richard Evans, Herbert Dindlebeck. MR. JACKSON'S HOME ROOM IOA4 First Kan'-Left to Right-Mary Stevens, Con- stance Ridclle, Kitty Johnson, Jean Swingler, Eva McCormick, Ruth Longerbean, Elizabeth Floyd, Harriet Davis, Mr. Jackson. Second Row-Virginia Mahoney, Bernice Haller, Betty Newroth, Patricia Hall, Lala Curry, Anna Snyder, Kitty Simmons, Doris Fox. Third Row - Harold Devlin, Robert Boston, James Mansfield, Richard Smith, Francis Witchey, James Hensley, Charles Hall, Parke Trotter, Rob- ert Kemp. Fourth Ron' - Billy Conover, Norman Tra- han, Sidney Wellborn, Irvin Dunnington, James Bussey, Carlyle Brown, Edward Grant, Louis Rinke, Gaylord Walker, President. - MISS BUTTON'S HOME ROOM l0A5 First Row-Left to Right-Betty Darcey, Gloria Drew, Dorothy Niessen, Lois Pressley, Dorothy Luther, Mary Rodgers, Doris Spivey, Edna Mae Morris, Ruby Taylor, Miss Button. Second Row-Kathleen Tanner, Teresa Miller, Helen Lowe, Alice Deis, Elsie Noohr, Margaret Armstrong, Rosemary Ashton, Shirley Swanson, Jean Luckett. Third Row--Ray Benckert, Hubbard Harris, Jack Floyd lPre5idenlJ, Glenn Waldron, Larry Woodward, Donald Nichols, Richard Hargis, Billy Dorsey. Fourth Row-Tommy Bassett, Charles Mason, Vernon Pierce, Greg DePagter, William Meyer, Max Schreiner, Richard Harris. MR. CONE'S HOME ROOM 10A6 First Row - Left to Right -- Norma Myforcl, Juanita Harrington, Ailene Hyde, Jean Foolks, Betty Hundley, Dawn O'Day, Catherine McCaffry, Grace Vitali, Joan Perry, Mr. Cone. Second Row-Jeanne Ramsay, Ruth Claflin, Mary Cappleman, Barbara Schock, Jocelyn Packard, Jeanne Simpson, Alice Godard, Florence Morris, Mary Studt. Third Row-Richard Heinbuch, William Eisen- lzurg, Tony Calh, Douglas Beale, Mason Barkley, Alfred Reynolds, John Leeth, Stadden Marshall. Fourth Row-Joseph Metzger, Hugh McCaifry, Curtis Williams, Roland Perry, Jack Pearson fPre- sidentl, Edson Case, Walter Crack, Ralph Malone. MISS PETTIT'S HOME ROOM IOA7 First Row-Left to Right-Doris Apple, Helen Maley, Arlene Coakley, Edythe Middleton fPrexi- dentJ, Doris Culver, Blanche Rowell, Judith Davis, Jean Williams, Beverly Williams, Miss Pettit. Second Row-Maurine McKinnon, Audrey Black- man, Frances Smith, Margaret Allen, Jean Ritten- house, Norma Plaugher, Gloria Maschino, Louisa Brooke, Doris Percy. Third Row-Richard Kollmeyer, Ben Nickson, Paul Smith, John Malmquist, Jack Fahrney, Con- nor Wiggins, Conley Slusher, Robert White, James McCart, Richard Crenshaw. Fourth Row-Herbert Graul, Homer Bauser-man, David Johnson, James Orndorif, David Merrill, Emerson Matchette, Leslie Samaha, Donald Field. .i-blvhh' tae' of MMM dvdfdjft MR. JONES' HOME ROOM 10A8 First Row-Left to Right-Evelyn Williams, Berice Brewer, Gloria Campbell, Jean Jones, Elsie Usilton, Lenom Hutchinson, Shirley Thompson, Jimmilene NIcClifford, Mr. jones. Second Row-Maybell Lightfoot, Emma Bullon lPresidentj, Lois Robinson, Martha Ellen Yates, Lottie Burson, Mildred Tilton, Lois Kerns, Ruth Watson, Margret Waugh. Third Row-Philip VanDoren, Blain Haddox, Edison Orr, Robert Bayles, Charles Potts, Eldridge Roberts, Fred Appleton, Leslie Wolford, Gerard Niessen. Fourth Row-Ben Miles, Edgar Rice, Bill Royal, Ralph Thompson, Billy Thortor, Albert Frere, Jack Bauserman, jerry Johnson. MR. 1OHNSON'S HOME ROOM lOA9 First Row-Left lo Right-Gayle Ricks, Judith Levenson, Mary Wampier, Betty Walters, Shirley Gochenour, Norvalee Smith, Christine Borland, Mary Murphy. Second Row-William Brooks, Mahlon Malone, Florence Humphry, Bernice Carpenter, Mr. John- son, Lorraine Bassye, Blanchie Rasmussen, Nora Lee Walker, Robert Tullis, Cline Knowles. Third Row-Jean Blancherr, Malcolm Malone, Turner Graves, Theodore Thompson, David Mit- chell, Jack Howison, Melvin Courtney, President. MR. CAMPBELIJS HOME ROOM 10A10 First Row-Left to Right-Faith Fraser, Virginia Carter, Ruth Miller, Evelyn Ballon, Dorcas Neal, Pauline Oliver, Anne Pickens, Ramona Starke, Mr. Campbell. ' ' Second Row-Gertrude Germ'an, Betty Jane Crim, Joan Only, Mary Jane Murrin, Frances An- derson, Mildred Draper, Warynette Thaclcleberry, Margaret Crickenberger, Winnie White. Third ROW-Bobby Baskin, Jackie Cradlin, Al- win Reiners, Walter Brown, Courtney Carwithern, Fred Wloolschlager, Kenneth Cobb, Teddy Fullerton. Fourth Row-Bobby True, James Nimmo, Jerome Lawson, Leonard Baxter, Harold Tidler, Lovell Day. Fred Pfeiffer fPre.ridentl, J. C. Richards, Tommy Brown. ' MISS ORNDORFFS HOME ROOM 10A11 First Row Seated-Left to Right--Esther Dewey, Comelette Davis, Treva Levinson, Pauline Potter fPre5identl, Earl Shreve, Marilyn Kaminker, Bev- erly Kiefer, Geraldine Ping. Second Row Standing-Bobby Cox, Warren Lang- ston, Gray Williams, Margaret Sadler, Patricia Gardener, Miss Orndorff, Winifred Turner, jane Litton, LeRoy Frappier, Raymond Bouse, William Horner. Third Row-Dean Sullivan, George Weber, Charles Freeman, Alvin Foltz, Don Dieter, Robert Reuter, Roderick Atkinson, jack Huber, Gerald Bowen. ' SKU' 3 S2453 , ,Wai VT an I 5 I , ii me I I v is IB n- ,- .Q , C' Third Row-Warren Mateer, Robert Drew, Joe Wheeler, James Hillman, Edgar Gerber, Grover Otndorff. Fourth Row-Francis Adams, Howard Abel, James Cash, William jeller, Eddie DeCelle, Dewey Burleigh, Harry Wallcer. MISS SMITH,S HOME ROOM 9B1 First Row-Left to Right-Lloyd Marshall, Al- ice Kitchell, Betty Embrey, Evelyn Marshall, Betty Weethee, Ann Olson. Second Row-Bobby Bricleard, Robert Stevens, John Mallon, James Hodges, Miss Smith. Third Row--Douglas Day, Carleton Smith, Don- ald Ryan, Lester Wilson, Roy Lampman. Fourth Row-Robert Crouch. Edwin Farmer, Thomas Sigmundsson, Paul Broyles, Bill Goodman, Charles Carpenter. MR. CALVERT'S HOME ROOM 9B2 First Row-Left to Right--Ouida Lewis, Viola Pomponio, Roseland Hudson, Helen Valentine, Mary jane Dugan, Catherine Shipman, H. W. Calvert. Second Rauf-Robert Stafford, jack Lee, Doris Fink, Betty Lou Vogel, Eileen Gamble, Mary Hum- mer, Charles Swift. Third Row-Dan Holm, Howard White, Charles Lewtz, Hubert Potter, Richard Huff. Fourth Row-Walter Reingruber, Marvin Lyons. Jack Ruckert, Frank Havens, Julien Schrenlc. MISS FULLER'S HOME ROOM 9B3 First Row-Left to Right-Doris Frink, Virginia Swain, Jane Cain, Jean Myers, Dorothy Braclcett, Miss Fuller. Second Row-John Hayes, Cecelia Gorrell, Jerry de Vare, Mary Miller, Jack Finley. Third Row-James Lyle, Leslie Marshall, B. G. Harker. Fourth Row-John Gardener, Russell Santmyer, Ross Bates, Edward Mooreheld. MR. WALKER'S HOME ROOM 9134 First Row-Left to Right-Gladys May Ball, Betty Lou Dixon, Mary Francis Holliday, Edith Fletcher, Geraldine Thompson, Doris Cedar, Betty Rose Gosnell, Mr. Walker. Second Raw-Richard Beans, Louis Mahorney, joe Cable, Billy Budge, Joe Spindle, Robert Quinn, Vernon Chewning. U i Y MRS KIELSMEIERS HOME ROOM 9A1 QQ First Row Left to Right Wanda Lee Lewter Lillian Floyd Virginia Andrews Madge Reamy,,,1g Gladys Cullen Mary Dortzback Naomi Keer Second Row June McDonald Betty Estes Vu: ginia Rhoades Mary Ellen Delano Isabelle Porter Pauline Farabee Catherine Burger. Third Row-Martha Busic Virginia Johnson Glenna Dodson Anna Mae Schroff, Marjorie Smith Pauline Iden Mildred Glass. Fourth Row-Arthur Marsdon George Sherman Roy Harris Billy MacDonald Lawrence McCann Tonnie Havener. Fi th Row-John Beale, David Hall, John Dudly, Reis Pond, George Douglass, Donald Balderson, Glen Rowell, Billy Landon. MISS DECKER'S HOME ROOM 9A2 First Raw-Left to Right-Frances Fletcher, Jo- anne Ayers, Jane Todd, Jean McDaniels, June Evans, Vivien Hodges, Gloria Davis, Miss Decker. ,..Second Ron'-Amy Lou Myers, Mary Churchner, Helen Gilfillen, Betty Darr, Elinor Stevens, Doro- thy America, Lucille Fowler, Betty Tolman, June Everheart. Third Row-Bobby Roth, James Brown, Marion Goddard, Charlotte Barbour, Edward Moody, George Martini, Billy Lynch, Dick Bell. Fourth Row-Arthur Fridinger, Keesey Purcell, Aubrey Martin, Everett Williams, Billy Rawlin- son, Jimmie Wellborn. Fifth Row-James Stone, Burdette Warden, Ha- well Motz, Norman Pumphrey, Fred Adams, Paul Heitmuller, Donald Shepherd. MISS ANGLE'S HOME ROOM 9A3 First row: Irma Basye, Katheryn Van Pelt, Joyce Niendorf, Angelina Pomponio, Betty Bray, Char- lotte Henderson, Patsy Mackey, Miss Angle. Second row: Laura Hawkins, Jean Osborne, Joann Miller, Bessie Helmick, Marie Ault, Jean Huh- bard, Betty Griggs, Katherine Moe. Third row: Herbert Hutson, Dick Goodman, John Daly, Richard Ford, Jane Davis, Mnry Mooney. Walter McCarthy, Roy Marcey, Jack Archibald. Fourth row: Phillip McCann, Edgar Manville, Ar- thur Wehrli, Bobby Clark, Herbert Baggett, Paul Summers, Harrison Brunclage, Floyd Daughterty, Russell Dowling. Fifth row: William Griffin, Dale Goff, Jerry Har- rington, Claude Thompson, Robert August, Pres- ton Davis, Billy Earl, George Drusy. MISS E. MCNEILL'S HOME ROOM-9A4 First row: Left to Right-Evelyn Waller, Dorothy Hill, Peggy Hite, Eugenia Hastings, Jacqueline McComl:s, Ann Swingler, Mary Lou Kirch, Miss E. McNeill. Second row: Dorothy Guise, Doris Quigg, Bet- tie Hutchison, Malissa Batschelet, Nancy Morti- mer, Ellen Story, Virginia Inbody, Mary Womack. Third row: John Holloway, Clifford Carol, Olaf Fagerli, Louise Kettner, Joyce Zika, Dolores Swil- ler, Robert O'Neill. Jimmy Adair. Fourth row: Billy Henry, Jimmy Howell, Rex Hield, Leroy Fink, Harrison McCord, Joe Mc- Cauley. Fifth Row: Jack Streeter, Paul Myatt, James Ra- mos, Robert Eldred, Arnold Valentine, Donald Drulcenmiller, Leonard Janson. 3. X I 5, . rem, LIE X f fd .X PLHYS 5. 1 .-,.-f,f+f- b u R' F.. 'Wiliilllvrur .,.:. Q 5 f ,, rf - 4-1 Q ,gi 4 JL D!-f , A -fig, 'V f t .,..: A ':' 1 H l M'-2 vg- Qf 2 - I .2 , ' ,- -.1..,:H...::-,f.n.,,....., 1' - , . -in V5'C'n5'? 57 :cgi ad -L4 3 1 Q .,, 1 yg. 4 If . . , ' nl I K 'Q f sw, -- gif, 5 ' fi -' :dent Rodney Gaummtz Premlent! Norma Secretary Treasurer Mxss Elllott Sponsor, 1dmg fle t to right 3 Larry Woodward, Wil- D. Lynch, Courtney Owens, Dan Johnson, STUDENT GOVERNMENT fated Ueft to riglatjz Lee Mcponald, Vice- ' ' f i ' l urge Atcheson, jean Mathieson. 47' W , - ,N f i2?'qf?1: . 1:I.-,-av.-5-I.-'AJR - 456. x A .L ' fkf . -A-Y E Q . M V ,fm n .V fsysf-A M M L Q Throughout the past year your Student Government has been functioning, under the sponsorship of Miss Elliott, in the cap- acity of student representation both in stu- dent and faculty projects. The Point Sys- tem, one of the outstanding achievements of scholastic activity in recent years, was instituted as a main project along with the regular Student Government activities such as handbooks and patrols. - 45 This year's Student Government has made one notable advance in that it has not only promoted student projects but also projects directly affecting student wel- fare. Thus advancements have been made on such projects as rotation of class periodsg recognition of tennis as a major sport, and procurement of classes in German. Truly we should be proud of such an organization. if? 2 V 'ii vi fl it l t CHARACTER-not what we seem but what we are and dog '52 ez SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Left to s 1 J P , Ya Lillian Mitchell, Lorraine Weast, Al- bert Rixse. 54222 . SERVICE-to our selves and to each other ever true. LEADERSHIP-ability to stand above the crowd, SCHOLARSHIP-to use the mind with which we are endowed. Dwarf :Ju 'I 'lb- Sponxor, Miss Sally Loving FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Left to right: Lois Smith, Hilton Bon- ney, Mary Norman Dagger, Stanley Lusby. 7 f ri ht olm Tom kins M r BMJ- l f F1 1 I .,i -' se- Q . .,' ' 15. 5 fi -b , ' Cyril, ! 1941 NEW MEMBERS Walter Ludwig Doris Colley Wiley Smith Nlary Alice Deuterman Jacqueline Whitmer Betty Austin Richard Ayers Mary Gladah Jones Robert Thrower Dorothy Stewart II'::,H l I Q Gordon Jones 'Ury Clark Luther fig, Y Q Senior Class of '41 sented June Mad, a comedy in three acts. -is ,, ,A N Vvnf n fgiif , , V- ma L- ,Nw pre- 46 r I N 4 MU, Wood ,A4,4YY,,,,,, .,...... ..,... B Env BRAYTQN Milly Loan., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A .,...... FLORENCE FoU'rE G. Mervyn Robert: ....... -... .. .... ,...DEAN BRUNDAGE Roger Van. Vleck ..... - fA.... full: Harris .................. Shirley Wentworth ,.,..., Ralph Wentworth ,,,,, Qklwy ....,.,.FRANK STONE .,...,.BA1znAnA SUTTON ........JANE MANNING rl, Q 'W fgmiif 11 N ,. - ,.,...,Ronsn'r REESE .gfsfsasdw fw1gg,l. lx, ,,,, Penny Wood . Chuck Harris . Elmer Tuttle . Effie ....,.. -,QW 1 TW' I . 1 've nga HA, Nkemiixlgig f xj1esw. ,W is swf,usa1,v,-. 'Q Ei' v M33 -- V 'mff'E2'ff?s.1 ll fm N H V: f mm r.,, - Z- wa, f- igfx . . Y W ' sq fails is QQMYSEQ' ff CAST Lois Smith Jimmy Engle Albert Rixse Phyllis Payne Vl Dr. Wood ...,,.. ,,.,...... D AN JoHNsoN Mr. Harris .,..., .... ,..,.. H 1 L-roN BoNNEx Director ..A. .. . ..,... Mxss LEE MCNEILL any . , .WXL . ,.,. .N -.,.,m MZ ' EE - M- ,,.2M,fm.- . . . ml ff, , 1'rlA .,.r:':v,L ' e 4 .921 , f' Y ll, Xiu' 1 , , . z x ,.' Q 1 '. ' .f u f., ' u w .faf 0 'E' i ,ui if fag 5,2 4 r - gmt, 1 Ya!!! 1 XL sm , if wg S 5 4 ww V A-7' .: I fjhhgffi ,+. ff in- ffl f .. Q v M1 F s w x 2 1 . 4 1 f. M. x 4 fx. K: . aaffzg-3 J, Mx Q ... NEWSPAPER CLUB-LITERARY First Row-Left to Right-Margaret Ann Carlson, Jean Mathieson, Dean Brund- age, Billy Long, Louis Fauteux, jean Onley, Willma Shoemaker. Second Row-Betty Huntington, George Watt, Bruce Holland, Curtis Miller, A Dorothy Marsh, Miss Ornclorff, jane Y Ann Hughes, Don Montgomery, Betty Jane Bibby, Bob Marshall. Jim View gm The Newspaper Club Setting: Washington-Lee High School. Time: School year of 1940 and 1941. P'eSem5 Act I Room 211 CROSSED SABRES Starring William Long Edith Fox ....,... Business Manager Scene:Best newspaper in the history of the school. Act II Room 216 ' Edna' Scene: Largest circulation ever. Dean Brunclage ......,.,.. President Act III W'L Gymnasium Muriel Jordan .,.'.-.-,,,, Sec,-egdfy Scene: Valentine's Day Dance-great success Supported by a large Business and Editor- Director- Miss Ornclorff ial Staff. B NEWSPAPER EDITORIAL STAFF First Row Seated-Dorothy Marsh, Bet- ty Townes, Billy Long, Jane Ann Hughes, Mary Alice Fahre. Second Raw Standing-Curtis Miller, Dean Brundage, Miss Ornclorff, Mrs. J Corcoran, Betty Huntington, Muriel ordon. Assistant Director-Mr. Webb. Producer-Mrs. Corcoran FF' xi 2' rw ii it X BUSINESS NEWSPAPER CLUB First Row Seated-Left to Right-Betty Townes, Juanita Long, Rebecca Brandt, Thelma Metz. Second Row Standing-Minnie Launi, Edith Fox, Mrs. Corcoran, Charles Chase, Robert Hughitt, Orville Judd, Mildred Hill. Hi ' 5 Editor-William Long Business Manager-Edith Fox ......f .A ...... A854 , '- f I J Y, V ee , ger, Bessie Helmick. James Bussey, John Hdlloway. son Brundage, Richard Mitchell. JUNIOR NEWSPAPER CLUB First Row Seated-Left to Right-Peggy Hite, June Evans, Richard Goodman ohn Dal Bett Gri s Catherine Bur Second Row-Walter Allen, Patsy Mack ey, Jean Keener, Jean Hubbard, M Webb, Joan Hansell, Glenna Dodson Third Row-James Ramos, Billy Henry Herbert Baggett, Ray Benclcert, Ham wg if X ,Sl vfffllwlw 5.552 if f 'X N e N, Q X, sf 2. 5 5' f' 93, F J N Sy Q V Y Q'1',.' '-,'-' ik is Rs Miss Florence Booker X93 GLEE CLUBS . . . 1940-41, a year of progress f r the Washington-Lee Glee Clubs . . . after school rehearsals . . . The Christmas assembly . . . Ap- pearance before Dr. Williamson V . . . Roanoke trip . . . Spring Recital . . singing for Dr. Kmdler . . . Mr' Gordon Page us1 Festival at Richmond . . . superiors . . . commencement W- , X ro ram. , 1 ,f ilu Q if H- 80 'C 7iQ4.f,jf . '. B' f WV' .N ' H . X VJJQA . I x 3' A A J e 1 me ' A 1 4 ' ' . . .. fJLLLJ- ll - JJ f , L JN WV ' Of? L A' C' LJ ,, f W ,ff ' frff 'V' f 'A WV . f ' 1-V H S ov'y,ffif'pgy'JA' lv 'ara 3,1 f zf , Lv' i if ,, i ,,.., L 5 , I kg 1, I l f sfr-fe ,,.:.. 'Gif' - ' 'P jeff., ' s xl R N I qxltkqr- 1' . fef 4, V , I i Q I Qi ' ' ff' P' gg .s UQ 1 . ... ' ' 1 m G fx . fx ' F5 BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row-Left to Right-Byrd, Calm, Vanderslice, Han- cock, Jones, Tompkins, Lorenz, Bg1klg.Stone. Second Row-Mr. Page, D. Hargis, B. Hargis, Brown, Rossee, Mansfield, Heine, Duncan, Fugate, Tucker, Wain wright, Myers. Third Row-Pettigrew, Newland, Rector, Valentine, Sol dano, Jensen, Ramsey, Lewis, Price, Haddox, Jones, San ford. ,W , fx , u I, -U 7.4, ...Z GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row-Left to Right-Farrow, Mastin, Osborne, Volker. Foster. Weast, Stuart, Jennings, Oddsson, Reiners, Smith. Second Row-A. Compton, Foute, Cullen. Bennett. Guinn, Kindig, Osborne, Miller. Third Row-R. Compton, Busey, johnson, Timmons, Croson, Miss Booker. Moore, Jones, Lawrence, Lewter Thompson. Fourlh Row-Curry, McDaniels, Pressley, Dewey, Teas- dale, Mathieson, Humm, Haller, Delano, Tompkins, Wilcher, Wilson. Fifth Row--Pere, Berry, Reamy, Campbell, Burson, Bur- son, Davis, Von Stein, Niendorf. awww AZWWWV lpn: scientia potestas est. flfnonflezfge itself is power., The 1941 program of the Literary Society included many interesting experiments. There was a contest between two pro- gram teams to determine which of the two gave the best programs of the year. The prize was a party given the winning team by the losing team. Another of the projects was an original melo- drama which the society presented in April. Elos was founded in February of 1940 by Mr. Lewter. This year it was under the sponsorship of Miss Lee McNeill who worked faithfully with the members, helping them to make the vear one of achievement. Svrfiflif 7. iz First Row-Left to Right--Ludwig, Sadler, Weast, Coffman, Halsted, Smith, Payne, Stewart, Field, Miss L. McNeill. Second Row-Ransom. Stuart. Lvrm, Trent, Wellbom, jones, Fabte, Edmonston, Ungemach. Third Row-Lewis, Rixse, Dulaney, Long, Reese, Bonney, Woodmansee, Lohr, Brundage. Fauteux. Other Members-Northern, Martini, Tompkins, Gaines, Ayers, Deuterman. kt X... x X AX y s E1 V. g-ig MISS VAUGI-1N'S DRAMATI C CLUB First Row - Left to Right - Clarlce, Coe, Borton, Shumway, Pumphrey, Heffleboys'er, Buhl- lcen, Montgomery. Second Row--Hansen, Baumgart ner, St. Peter, Burton, Liverman 1 Little, Hosrerler, Brennan, Fair- fax. Third Row-Simmons. Wriizht Barton, Galarza, N. Sharp, Martin, McCormickt Miss Vaughan. Fourth Row--Van Pelt, Garfield B. Sharp, Brown, Bauserman, Har lan, Collier. MR. CAMPBELL'S DRAMATIC CLUB First Row-Left to Right-Eaton, Hudson, Buclchotz, Kelly, B. Thompson, Banks, Colburn, Brit- tingham, Plavidal. Strand Row-Whitehouse, Wind- sor, Timbroolce, Pearson , Strait, Mr. Campbell, Neissen, James, Hilliary, Rhodes, Williams. Third Row-Ewald, Hoffman, Martin. Nicholls, Windsor, Wood, Lee, D. Thompson, Whittington, Horn, Walton. MISS LATHAM'S DRAMATIC CLUB' First row: 'Crirn, Blackman, Starke, Litton, Kaminlcer, Comley, Jones, Borland. Serond Row-Gardener, Sadler Rittenhouscr, Ping, Murphy, Hart Johnson, Toone, Potter, Bray, Miss Latham, Sponsor. Third RoweGrossman, Winfield Albert, Todd, Ayers, Monson, Ashton, McKinney, .Pompofnio, Davis, Shreve, Grim, Sullivan. SCIENCE, SENIOR First Row--Kisselefi, Mr. Christie, Thomas, Newman, Second R0-W, Kliege, Ruby, Weyraugh, Vicory, Meeks, Reed, Gregson, Evans, jones, Sloan, Wacker, Wilson, Williamsffbird Raw-'Evans, Ensign, Shipe, Dod- son, Fletcher, Baldwin, Sherman, Smith, President Knot in picturel. SCIENCE, JUNIOR ' First Row'-Samaha, Howell, Miss Smith, NlcCawley, Adair, McCann, Hall, Second Ro'wfR. Smith, Curt, Harrington, Dougherty, Nletzgar, Goff, P. Smith, President, Druckenmiller, Thompson, Fridinger, Marshall, Third Row -Case, Marshall, Fink, Ring, Fagevli, Clark, O'Nei1l, Royall, White, Ander- son, johnson, Knot in picturel. 11' , of mst' . 53 ,.- ,sh . :Y fy W' ' lm! 1 x .4 ii A . S Lgiflizl 1' L E . Nr 84 XOR GXRL RESERVES QUN Row Deir to Rightfmake, Ruhh. Cohen, Keen, Gkxss, TablefFi1st f Second Ro1vf5wingXer, Andrews. ow Lair ro RightfYowXer, Hodges, B R, McDanieX, Zika, Groupffifst R f Dorrzhach. , Second RowfMcDonald, Estes, Farabee, Henderson, a ' h r Miss Knopf. Swighar. ' Row'fS:anding:,f--Hawkrns, Bar e , Thxrd VE5 NHSS BUTTON d Rowfhhxghesg GKRL RESER f First Ro1vfFXoyd, Simpson, Thompson, Ramsey, Scum T ylor Schock, Packard, Newer, Haddey, Robinson, Carnpbeh-, Groetturn, 'son-Third Rowfwhitt, Grunweh, Wihiarns, Roh- ns Vfahcer, N1cCorfrnck, Cop- 'R nth Kerns, a 7 k , Eurrnan, Thornp , ' ns, Turner, Sirnrno , ffMiss Burton, a , C rhy, Ma:- Broc s inson, Thompson, Trrnrno enhaver, Brashears, Vandershcefourlh Row Godard, Harrington, Carter, Ernbry, Putman, Brooks, Mc ar tirn, Perry, Ghwer, Stout, Portchg Fifth Ko'rvfDuvzf1, Fox, Yates, 'Watson Buhen, Vfihiams, Tapp, Cahahan, Eher, Fraser, Horn, McCormick. 'Y x MRS. FLETCI-IER'S HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row-Seated-Left to Right-Maurice, Landis, Noe, Perry, Reichert, Parrish. Sercma' Row-Looney, Smith, Adams, Stone, Clarke, Via, Wat- son, Dinterman, Corcoran, Ship- man, Olson, Smith, Mrs. Fletcher. Third Row-Baker, Sterner, Whitlock, Chisholm, Silcott, Leatherwood not present. as M U., , . M . M ,, aj L ' 4, Q, MISS LEE McNEILL'S GIRLS' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row -- Seated - Left to Right-Dodson, Carter, Simmons, Manning, Gaines, Brown, Waller, Patton, I-Iearwole, Rucker. Second Row-Standing-Sher- wood, Dorsett, Kiefer, Hughittg Tucker, Haynes, Strickler, Ok- sanen, Hallowell, Hoag, Seifert, Davis, McNeill, Weaver, Kreiger. Third Row-Fitzgerald, Hicks, Brown, Waller. MISS LOVING'S HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Raw--Left to Right-Miss Loving, Kolalcoslci, Spealcman, Urbanslci, -Shepherd, Kirkley, Mc- N emar. . Second Row-Paradise, Patter- son, Goodrich, Knobloclc, Schooler, Luther, Loveless, Brannan, Gore. ,QE H 'Q Third Row-Left to Right:- ...9 ' MISS ALDHIZER'S HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row-Left to Right- Burlce, Shoemaker, Hoover, Wald- ron, Gudger. Second Row -Miss Aldhizer, I Oakes, Reynolds, Dozier, Ruby. Third Row-Paxton, Overal, Cardwell, Collier, Sullivan, Vin- zant. W, I 1 4 MISS BALLANCE'S HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row-Left to Right- Brown, Spivey, Daugherty, Stream Simmons, O'Day, McDougal, Duckworth, Felton. Second Row-Left to Right- Munson, Tilton, Holliday, Morse, Cain, Jones, Harbaugh, Taylor, Stream, Jones, Querry, Keene, Miss Ballance, Sponsorg Hensley. Harris. Bunch, Edwards, Hoff. E MISS PETTIT'S HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row-Seated-Left to Right-Draper, Myers, Bassye, Lowe, Hudson, Perry, Smith, Valentine, Kirk, Fink, Storey, Craig. Second Row-Standing-Maley, Davis, Allen, Everhart, VanEnden Thomas, Dorcey, Reese, Luclcett, Bittenhender, Berry, Lewis, Gam- ble, Apple, Brown, Rhodes, Miss Petrir, Smith, Schultz. Third Row-Plaugher, Middle- thon, Coakley, Vogel, Baur. MRS. KIELSMEIER'S ' HOME ECONOMICS .Cl.fUB First Row-Seated-Leff to Right-Looney, Canham, Willis, Prather, Kirby, Robicloux, Bean. Second' RoW-St1nding- Mahon Eustace, Laslcey, Fuss, Monroe, Jones, Anstine, Miller, Free, Bowling, Harrington, Halsted, Mrs. Kielsmeier, Rawlinsun, Third Raw-Waller, Brown, Tillema, VanDoren, Harris. MR. CONE'S HOME ECONOMICS CLUB F i rx! Raw-Seatecl4Le fr to Right - McCarthy, McDonald, Baldei-son, Landen, Pond, Doug- las, ,Beall, Stevens, Heitmueller, Duly. Second Ronf-Stancling-Sum- mers, Marcey, Rowell, Dudley, Hu hes Dowling Thompson, g v 1 Clarke, Aclams, August, Broyles Harris, Cain, Mr. Cone. MISS CHAPPELL'S HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Seated-Thompson, Livingston Olcsanen, Bause, Appleton, Langs ton, Bayles. Standing-Brooks, Bowen, Wit chey, Cox, Jeffries, Nimmo Brown, Kattie, Folitz, Orr, Smith Miss Chappell, Freeman. -x Nl I Q X 1 !....s 1 L , I M Szinffijmar JOHNSON MQORE the Red Cross Club RED cuoss CLUB ' ht McCiifEord, Vliison, Dozier, Cobb, Bariey, ii, lsaacs, Reed, First RowfLeEc to Rig ff , Bannigan, Siiiman, Thomas. Second Rowfiuane, Rixse, Humphrey, Hager, Kidwe Coffman, Hutchinson. , Third Rozvfhianiey, Dunnington, Levinson, Gochenour, Frost, Fatheree, Harrison, Lucas. Hawaii , AFTER-SCHOOL RED CROSS CLUB R' htfsiiirnan, Shaffer, Barton, Sennings, Gaum- L nn Weethee, joy, Lefr to ig ery r Compton, y , C rry, First Row! nitz, Heihehoweit, Montgom . Second Raw'-Pumphrey, Brown, Bane , Lyle. Thivd Rowfwoif, Robinson, Euhank, Brown, Austin, Heinhuch, u McDonaid. MQ gm ji N J, ig ,Hogg N ' mi' , 44 Hi if ii if ' - 5 jf. l g , y W .1 5:1 3 L 1 L Jag-fu gm . . . to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian char- acter. THE I-I1-Y PLEDGE The Senior Hi-Y Club of Washington-Lee, a branch of the National Hi-Y Fellowship of the Y.M.C.A., is one of the school's service groups. Membership is in one sense honorary, as applicants are chosen on the basis of character and scholarship. Only students of the three up- per classes are accepted. A membership campaign is conducted every semester to keep the rolls full to a capacity of forty boys. Of course there is an informal period of trial which is culminated by a formal initiation. Among the organization's service activities are the morning cafeteria patrol and the clean-up campaign. At Christmas the boys collected toys for repair at local fire stations, and also helped decorate the auditorium for the Christmas pageant. Regular parts of the Hi-Y program are visits to the Y.M.C.A., and informal discussions of school and social problems usually led by the sponsor Mr. Jackson. Each spring members invite their fathers to a reunion banquet where the parents are brought in closer contact with the club through speeches by Y officials and by the boys themselves. HI-Y CLUB First Row Seated-Left to Right -Hfalsted, Ayers, Woodmansee, Reese, Fauteux, Cardwell. Second Row Standing-Mr. Jackson, Lawson, Tillema, Judd, Halford, Rixse, johnson, Bonney, Long, Engle. Third Row-McDonald, Throw- er, Atcheson, Tompkins, McNe- mar, Morley, Luther, Wilson, Ludwig. tg I K' it M as -rw' -me-., Y.. w 1 ' 71-U1-IA K ll' l ,a.,4fu,g Qa,q,4,wf guyz URCHESWITI Wnafuy W fy' 1 Once upon a time there was an orchestra leader, named Mr. Lafayette. .Pi 6 Q3 He conducted with such vim and vigor that ever Tuesda and Thursday the Y Y - felt! musicians rushed eagerl to practice. After the flddles had been tuned ss Y 4 tx X GOD N09 sim strains of BLU, could he heard throughout the school. ' .- , CA' W . Whenever they played views the conductor cried for More bass! rt lg and the flutist trilled a brilliant cadenza This was usually followed by a sour note from the clarinetist. - ', After a magnificent flourish of O! ps fd' lpf' the drums the director declared rehearsal dismissedg whereupon everyone lx 45353 packed his instrument and departed , Q xl FQ ' 91 , 3 ...,.. . ...-,- -....1,... t., - g.a.,.... .Y - . ... CAMERA CLUB Fin! Row-Left to Right- Wiggins, Eisenberg, Beale, Millon, Carpenter, Hall, Reclgate, Adams. Second Row-Day, Lampinan, Smith, Goddard, Ruslcg Bodmerg En-ibrey, Fletcher, Wfood. Volker, Hummel, Thackaberry, Onley. Third Row-Watson, Thrower, Lawson, Reiners, Pouizzo, Hard- ing, White, Mr. Calvert, Fohrney, Pierce, Sthreiner, Meyer, Vander- plank, McNulty, Boston. MODEL AEROPLANE CLUB Left to Right-Ford, Keys, Koll- myer, Yager, Custard, Gailliot, Tullis, Knowles, Ade, Trappier, Wehrli, Hensley. CRAFTS CLUB Seated-Left to Right-de Vore Porter, Lightfoot, Treva Levin- son, Reamy. Starzdizzg - Payne, Marshall. Weethee, Story, Mr. Guinther. Myers, Gorrell. Sullivan. TREE STUDY CLUB First RoWYSeated-Left to Right - Harrison, Wampler. Griggs, Bryant, Wildman. Second Kun'-StandingflVla1l1on. Robinson, Harrison. Huff. Hav- ens, Nliss Ariz, Ednmnston, Has sc-rl. Nleadows. Burnett. Brown Nlargrirvt Alexander was noi present. FIRST AID CLUB Lying Down-McGonegal. First Raw-Left to Right-Leah therwood, Gillenwater, Kringel, Rinlcel. Second' Row-Newroth, Pom- ponio, Storey, Allen, Simmons, Bashaw, Miller, Martin, Riddle. Tbira' Row-Mr. Morrison, Waller, Rollins, Shaffer, McCau- ley, Oliver, Shaw, Sloan, Rice, Underwood, Mr. Yager, Ogle- thorpe. Fourth Row-Melby, Butcher, Parise, Marsden, Newsom, Trot- ter, Jones. CRAFTS AND POSTERS CLUB Firit Row-Left to Right- Claflin, White, Evanson, Lee Metz, Ross, Vallinger, Thurston Swanson. Second Row-Miss Decker, Cor brly, Slusher, Wellborn, Purcell Custard, Stone, Moody. DEBATING CLUB First Row-Left to Right'McNaiiy, Burton, Woodmansee, Ransom, Giover, Kearney. Second RowfThompson, Gaurnnitz, Pumphrey, Bohiken, Lynn, joy, Herhehower, Robinson, Sherwood. ' Third Row-'Lawson, Hargis, Cobb, Hughes, Vaughan, Eubank, Launi, Lohr , O'Neiii. PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB First Row SeatedfLeEr to Right'-Christensen, Lazier, Cohen, Lawson, ' Lunquist, Hail, Dindieheck, Chittenden, Bowden, johnson, Snider, Dodd- 64 ' son, Eubank, Resin, Lawson, Streerer, Seering, Sherwood, Stiifey, Northern Q Ransom, Walsh, Bischoff, Wilson. Q? Second Row Standing-Lushy, Dr. Maiden. 9 ' 9 Q25 0 QP? xl N ' L , 5 , -,o ff A r I' r - f ul, 2 s s o mil i ur of i wif' -rf? ' A ll' . f 1 UL 3 Ymmimgrgfah . I , r ' F A 1 mmf 1 fsf,Q3qs,mi,fn11,f, i si of M1 .X xx f 31. VJMM ,, -,- ' A' 'L fs fE,4f,5,,f41 2 fi 'QQ Q 4' -. Ti Jil, X NHLYYARY scxesca AND Tficfxcs CLUB f Fim Rowfyeig to Righgluinn, Hurson, Fox, Craig, Gaines. Second Ro-cvfShreve, Broyies, Reiiy, Vaughn, Chew, Psihm. 2' Third Ro-wfPorrs, McCarthy. Yieitrnuher, Pheifier, johnson, Cobb, Fourth Rowfbhr. jackson, Ciark, Moriey, Pxiien, Howison, Richards, Aiexander. E LKB?-ARY CLUB Fim Rowfiseir ro RighrfDiven, Srewarr, Surcon, Kiine, Seigei, joy, Waish, Tanner, McCiennen, Northern, Mondschein. Second RowfGri-ggs, Miss Shaver, Giies, Hamm, Pxrrnsrrong, Miiier, Nhiier, Heinhuch, Brown, Austin, Haniord, Kisseiei. Mansheid, Marcey, Dies, Yost, Mc- wifi rag lg A fee, 'WF nm! 11 ssl 'SSW o QQ :QW S: 'L B55 pm. S5 1 1 K 'RM 'B ss vm m Third Rmvffioyd, Snark, Vleasr, Daniei, Depue. Q00 First Row-Left to Right-Trane, Rawlett, Galarza, Miller, Jones, Whitmer, Maurice. Second Row-Lusby, Windsor, Smith, Halsted, Marsh, Miss Peecl, Heinbuch, Wellborn, Stewartg Jonesg Rixse. Tlvira' Raw-Meeks, Windsor, Eubank, Jennings, Reed, Hottel, Thompson, Lynn, Fabre, Pum- phrey, Jones. 9n.ten,- Klub Jackie Miller.,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Preyident Karla Galarza .....V.. .,,,,,.. .,,, V ice 'President Mary GlaC.lH'l'1 Jones v,..............,...,,,......, Secretary-Treasurer Franklin Rixse and Doris Colley f rhar's where rhe Amazon begins I ,S I 1 1' Robert Gaines, Lloyd Marshall, and Albert Rixse . -- ,----f,-fv .Y VVYYV... . ..,,., the South American Way 96 X l A i L L CHRIST FOR ALL Bill' 45 mm? 45 fffeiwd him, 10 fhfm Verily, Verily, I :ay unto thee, Except a SW? he PUWC7' 'U bffomf' the 50 -Vlof GUJ, man he horn again, he cannot see the even to them that believe on his name. kingdom of God. John 3:3 C H John 1:12 A R Follow thou me. John 21:22 I S , T 61512. Q' i ' Ezwup, First Row-Left to Right-Dulaney, Jones. Second Row-Kisseleff, Lusby. Third' Row-Reese, McCarthy, Waller, Heinbuch, Trone, Jones, Galarza, Shipman, Mr. Christie. Fourth Row-Lynn, Kessler. Campbell, Eubank, Hanford, Miller, Mathieson, Jennings. Fifth Row-Hargis, Leatherwood. Sixth Row-Smith, Meeks. The Bible Discussion Group, founded by Mr, Christie in 1939, has been led this year by Mr. Howard Rees, a prominent worker among young people. The group was established to create within the school a spiritual atmosphere which is necessary for an adequate educa- tional program. It has been the aim of the members of this group to increase their knowledge of the Bible, to aid students in solving their problems, to make Christ more real to His followers, to introduce the Saviour of the world to those that don't know Him as their Friend, and to cause students to realize that getting in the proper relationship with God and being in accord with His will is rhe most important thing in life. The latter should be the first concern of every person for it is the essential foundation on which every successful life must be based. Jlml 5 f 1 gf Ji IHDHI 'X V N 'J if x, . P . 'Xia ,' N umm 9 ,I I ff' f hmm fncf, J -45' f I Z -5.4 ,, -' 1 x .Z Z EHSE, M H-1 W.: . , um ,wr J- 3' wg -swf' 'H' E. V.,-. if zawizi -M St? . L5- 1. . . Lg - -41- 11 L,,, I Ld!! mfggni- N1 enema ' :.- - - md mei Major Payne Lieutenantaffoloncl Bonney , F D f ma' 361233 2. N nf- . 'VV57' 1-'wifi'-.3-J sffi' t . , A ff' ffl fur 8 M '11 A eff. mt! .1 . rzuw xaeuffefa. p Vloodmcmie am' A. R- ' li ,if fu, 49' ' Nxapr 'xse Wfyf- Ck. Sizing, Y Cav,-GO! VU ff , -1 1' . ' v .4 ff ' ,7i'cf fi-4' bf,--1. 5+-:i4rf.f:4,i2:'i2 ,5 ,! ' 'J K, .,: 1, 1 Y J d,fg.,5,y.f..-,.--wa . liirxt Row-Left to Right-Captain Ayers, Major A. Rixse, Lieutenant-Colonel Bonney, Captain F, Rixse, Captain Gaines. Second Row-lst Lieutenant Alexander, Captain Gore, lst Lieutenant Shoemaker, Captain Cardwell Third Row--Znd Lieutenant Kolakoski, Zncl Lieutenant Smoot, Sergeant Lawson, Private Lawson. lst Lieutenant Mathusa. FIRST BATTALION STAFF First Row-Left to Right--lst Lieutenant Follin, Major Wood- mansee, lst Lieutenant Shreve. Serond Row-Sergeant Dozier, lst Lieutenant Gore, Bernard Herrity. REGIMENTAL ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPLY OFFICERS Left lo right-Captain Gaines, Captain F. Rixse, Captain Avers, lsr Lt. Shreve. l ,. ......., .. l . . . -x, TI x a 2. Q , -. 1 wi , .. , ,IS 'W' ff . w J f' 75-' fa: 1 Hai I X ..,. nf Xl x f ,va FAIL- aa f Lf x'X I x 7' !' ' in -'ZW 4, Sf l 7545 53 Q3 is ffxff N Vi 1 Jax wh , A ., , Q . ga -555' I ' nr'.!, 1 A fl I RN x as J I ',!J'7fQ -4 , , S , S J' .QL in - fin ' fo Q ,. hg ir ll ' - - - -- ,':: f, an :,q-wq5.- '-s-5:32426 x -.M --'mid .F ' .gr-gf.-f' .-1,,Hf3wf-- f-L 1 A-ea-u p , ily , nl W-wb was A, - f u k FIRST. PLATOON SECOND PLATOON DAN JOHNSON X Captain af Company A Q FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON 'i., Q Q its 'S ROBERT REESE , Captain of Company B fn B ta J ' I, 6 Q ,un :ii .. jf -. Q .xv ,nh 4 N 'xv ., V, - - gvxx Awuf. Q xy I. I in 4 N' N 'fx M. JYYL.. ,fm X - -- L Q3 'ilk 95 FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON 6v 6' NNNNNXXX M N X N Roman-r W1LsoN Captain of Company C Jim, 60-of Band, WARRANT OFFICER L. S. YASSEL Eb 1' . . jeux --f'-N- A , ' ,X , 5.1-. . . I V xr x , mf: -'-N. -xx f 'A ? - -1 Seventy Members Strong CAPTAIN STANLEY Lussy Memories of . . . the first majorette with her white boots and bow tie . . . trying to play sitting in the desks of 112-an impossible task for anyone but the piccolo plaiyer . . . Our Director . . . the will power it took to get to school to practice at 8:30 on cold mornings when we longed to stay in hed . . . Military Escort . . . the enjoyment and satisfaction that came from being part of a worthwhile organization. 105 V, m -, mf' e- -A-T ,Sam Blwwno, QL Firfl Row-Left to Right--Mathusa. First Lieutenantg Gore, Captaing Bonney, Lieutenant Colonelg Wilson, Captaing Woodmansee, Majorg Ayers, Captaing Cardwell, Captain. Second Row-Kirby, Second Lieutenantg McNemar, First Lieutenantg Johnson, Captaing Rixse, Majorg Rixse, Cap- taing Follin, First Lieutenantg Allen, First Lieutenantg Gore, First Lieutenant. Third Row - Shreve, First Lieutenantg Hughirt, Second Lieutenantg Gaines, Captaing Cole, Second Lieutenantg The Sam Browne Club, so named because of the belts worn by the members, is composed of the commissioned officers of the Boys' Battalion of the Cadet Corps. The club is popularly lcnow for its social events: the Good Will Dance in the fall, and rhe colorful Regimental Ball in the spring. A more serious aspect of the club is shown in 'its efforts to improve the Cadet Corps by discussion 'of the problems of the Corps and by constructive criti- cism of the officers by their brother ollicers. Lusby, Captaing Reese, Captaing Dulaney, First Lieutenant: Shoemaker. First Lieutenant, , .,,, ,K .. . . .,.r.,.,.,,.e., ...,.1..-.,..,.A,.,N -.- , A i Ha - if if ' in t Major Williams Major Coffman , . g re stage AUXILIARY BATTALION STAFF First Row: Left to Right: Barbara Field, Adjutant, Alice Coffman, Majorg Ruth Hayes, Chief of Staff. Second Row: Kathleen Yates, Staff Sergeant, Betty Eldridge, Sergeant Major, Eleanora Reichert, Second Lieutenant, June Miller, Second Lieutenantg Louise Smith, Second Lieutenant. In the rather drab year of 1930 there occurred a most happy event-the birth of the Girl's Auxiliary. There were only about forty girls in a single platoon called Company 1 that first year, but the second year, when Miss Williams took over the duties of the first sponsor, Miss Powell, the organization more than doubled itself and was proud to display two platoons. Each year the auxiliary has grown, making it necessary to form a second company, K in 1933, and a third, NL , in 1936. However, increased membership has by no means been the principle objective of the auxiliary, this has come as a result of the number of interesting activities offered. After eight years, the girls are still trying hard to outdrill the George Washington High Auxiliary for permanent possession of a valuable trophy. SADIE WILLIAMS CLUB First Row-Left to Right-Captain Northern, Captain Payne, Major Coffman, Captain Halsted, Captain Hayes. Second Row-First Lieutenant Field, First Lieutenant Mitchell, AUXILIARY INSTRUCTORS First Lieutenant Dolan, First Lieutenant Millet, Left to right: Lt. Mathusa, Capt. Gore, Lt. Hughitt, Third Row-Second Lieutenant Hoffman, Second Lieutenant Mar- Capt. Cardwell, Lt. Shoemaker. tin, Second Lieutenant Barley, Second Lieutenant Miller, Second Lieutenant Smith, Sergeant-Major Eldridge. l i 5155 ' FIRST PLATOON - f, ll u 1 U ,AV A -luv-fy.. l w--1 . i 1 . . , , 5 . 'Q 'Q fl' N u fzrf'-A, ,I Q- :L.:-- E , ws- 4, . Ry.: ,J V ., - .1 Q Y 2 i r El . . Q it-in . SECOND PLATOON NANCY LEE HALSTED Captain of Company I :- P ELIZABETH NORTHERN ,gg- .3 Q, Q1 Captain of Company K 42,2 2, 75 A '45, x I -ggi O Z., WEE KDMPKUW' 1 44-9 FIRST PLATOON K SECOND PLATOON FIRST PLATOON Kvmnwuf 41 SECOND PLATOON PHYLLIS PAYNE Captain of Company L .H ' x. V fur A won? Q HHH! RPIH! WASHINGTON-LEE'S 1.941 FOOTBALL TEAM First Row-Left to Right- Baker, Coach, Conklin, Man- ager, Muschlitz, Winheld, Ar- Line Coach. lan, Blandy, Brooks. waters. Leister. J1wt6nlL Dropping Calvert Hall and St. John's and add- ing mighty Portsmouth, the Little Generals faced a tough nine game schedule. A National Training school was the first to feel the power of the Blue and Gray attack and fell on the round end of a 27-0 score. The Red Raiders of Western gave W. L. one of the hardest-fought games of the year as the Baker Boys eked out a 14-13 win over the D.C. Champ- ions. The mud and Roughneck Connor were in the eyes of the Little Generals, when visiting undefeated Masonic Home eleven lost a murky 13-0 tussle to the Boys from Arlington. At this point underrated Portsmouth High of Norfolk, Va. bluntly ended Washington-Lee's 14- game winning streak of 2 years. A week later W. L.'s district rival, Central, checked the invaders and came out on top of a 7-6 count. No excuses were made by coach Johnny Baker and his team. You can't win ,em all. Across the river the Blue and Gray tide redeemed itself as it scored almost at will to smother the Anacostia Indians 33-0. Captain and 'fullback Russ Arnaud sparked the Home team ,to a well earned 14-0 win over our traditional rivals, G. W. High of Alexandria. Eddie Decelle scored twice on line plunges with Merrill Hoover booting the extra points. Much credit was given Rod Gaumnitz for his blocking and great defensive work, and to Urhanski for his ball toting, the Generals forward wall was made up of Mose Wilson, John Grinnell, Ralph Shumway, Warren Kelly and Baker,s tackle trio, Hoover, Shepard, and Johnson. A post season game for charity put on the grid- iron two of the season's best local teams, as the Irish of Gonzaga tangled with W-L on Dec. 7th. Russ Arnaud was the single member from W-L on the mythical all-metropolitan first team, while Johnson was nominated for the second team. naud, Grinnell, Western, Oliv- er, Senior Managerg Deming, Second Row-Kelly, Johnson, Luther, Gaumnitz, Wall, Har- Third Row-Williams, Hoov- er, Donnegan, L. Wilson, De- celle, Sherman, Cole, Gillin- Fourth Row-Gardner, Shep- erd, R. Wilson, Sprinkle, Newsome, Montgomery, Shumway, Reid, Urbanski, BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: McNab, Captaing Standing Uleft to Rigbtj: Cle- ments, Coachg Hurst, Tiehart, Gudger, Choate, Gaumnitz, Owens, McNally, Conklin, Manager. Bmluzf, -Bal Starting the new season with only three veterans, Coach Clements, new varsity basketball coach, was off to a good start with a decisive win over Fa.- mouth High of Virginia. Eastern High tripped the Generals in the next encounter, but the W-L boys gave the school-boy champs a hard hght before bowing. Covering the Class A Circuit of Virginia, the Little Generals did very well with wins over Petersburg and Hope- well. John Marshall of Richmond lost only one VW? if f 2131 llmfw I o I zz ' I xN ,N xx ll gs KAN W K .D ,I N i f it 1' ' re .1 5 5 ' A t, . J I , sy! , 'ff f if , up 'V 2 ii' 1' w,,,..aZ V N 7, at K 4 Y. fxf' game during the regular season and defeated the Generals by only one point in a heart-breaking game. Coach Clements' boys were off to a flying start in the Northern Virginia Conference, swamp- ing the Fairfax and Fredericksburg quintets. Cen- tral defeated the Generals by one point, but later in the season the Arlington boys came back to win 23-22. Roosevelt, Southern Interscholastic champs, whipped Washington-Lee by six points Q41-35, but the great last quarter rally of the Generals was very worthy of victory. In the last game of the season W-L trounced St. Johns Prep of Washington. Washington-Lee avenged the bitter defeats handed them last year by George Washington with two win over the Presidents. The first game was a nip and tuck battle paced by Captain Rube McNab, with the Little Generals finally coming out on top. The last game was a bit more lop-sided as the Gen- erals routed G-W 36-24. The Generals, all in all, did very well for them- selves. They were champions of Northern Virginia and were serious contenders in the Class A Con- ference. They took part in the Star Tournament but were eliminated by Gonzaga's Metropolitan Champs. ,en if eefle-'wi-at po WP 623343 , BASEBALL TEAM Left to Right First Row- Olson, Mc- Phearson, Tapp, Johnson, Shephard Bowbeer, Wilson, Owens. Second Row-Huff, DeCelle, Gillen- waters, Windfield, Lemons, Hurst, Sherman, Druclcenmiller. Back Row- Kemp, Bat Boy, Rich- ardson, Coach, Conklin, Manager. Rube McNab was home with the measles when the picture was taken! , as --- .U , 'an-T If . rzsmwlwligx A W iai . .U 4' , 'Q , if ll it 51 N ' 5 5 Q - ' 1 ,' . v ' nb ' 'I fr 4 Xml f f 'L l N E? V , W - ,,,,, ,h l ' 'I F X X ,f V' X A Q A ' 41 L' fi ' Q f, if 1 4 ,, 1 ,, . f 25 ?n f l s N V 5 ' QQ? ' A T7 W Q L i ,Aff a s. A 4 439 .J ' t A-M ,I,' 'AMW X l J... AM Il All 9 ll ,? ' ul w'MfL- WM M ' ,M WMa ? ix, . AA 4 -'V -?2,:,- ' Wea. TRACK TEAM First Row-Left to Right-- Gardener Grinnell, Waldron, Urbanslre, Gran- tham, Gudger. Second Row-Coach Baker, Miller, Chittenden, Burgess, Evans, Reid Brewer, Anstine, Follin, Choate. Third Row- Brooks, White, McIn- tyre, Newsom, Wren,' Judd, Lyons, Sprinkle, Warner. Fourth Raw-Day, Boston, Leather- wood, Smith, Muschlitz, Farmer, White, Woofschlager. Fifth Row-Rucker, Fitzgerald, Wal- dron, Keyes, Lawson, Perry, Owens, Newman, Leister. Sixth Row-Dowling, Edwards, Van Doren, Drum, Roland, Dctmeganf, Atcheson, White, Newman. : 9 trim rg m L.. W-L CLUB First Row-Left to Right- Johnson, Reid, Guclger, Shepherd, Wilson, Owens, McCann, Winfielcl. Second Row-Gaumnitz, Brooks, Mu- chlitz, Jones, DeCelle, Leister, Mc Nab. Third Row-Donogan, Urlnanslce, Shumway, Sprinkle, Wilson, Olson. Fourth Row-Coach Baker, McPhear- son, Kelly, Newson, Bowbeer, Grin- neil. T Tcww-.swi- iio 'ESQ gif, faire W L - 6 - WW? 1 Q-if Je. 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BOWLING ENTHUSIASTS Bill Rossee with ball in hand, Vogel . . 7 Whittington, Farrow, Simmons, Clarke, Garman, Garner, James, Day, Silwff, Petrey, Lewis, Loflin, Elwell, Gardener, Williams, Simpson, Van Emden, Gosnell, Miller. qf, p 4, ef, 4 Q-' l 9 l X f ff I , . f E I I .-. , ,, Mr 'S Senior Challengers not in picture: Cox George, Pence. 1 Y ' gm: BASEBALL Fin! Row-Sharp, Colley, Pumphrey Hefflebower, Clarke, Sloan, Garden- er. Second Row- Crim, Keener, Payne, Glover, Northern, Shaffer, Thacka- berry Trone. Third Row-Sadler, Hughirt, Sill- man, Sparks. N QD Z ATT' X R' X Y I 1 vw '99- ,-114' bl. l NF V X wi' .- t' f f rg W-L'S MERMAIDS First Row--Sadler, Stewart, Sadler, Banks, Kiel, Brooks. Second Row - Miss L. McNeill, Hefflehower, Parrish, Porter, Peter- silia, Hill, Oifutt, Johnson. Third Row-Fabre, 'W8llbOfH, Garman, Clark, Jordan, Huntington, Sillman, Smith. Fourllv Raw-Plake, Packard, Schock, Hughirt, Northern, Hawkins, Crim. EDITORS Seated lleft to rightj: Lois Smith, Ed- tor-in-chiefg Miss Allen, Sponsorg Mary Norman Dagger, Associate Editor. Stan- ding: Walter Ludwig. Associate Editor. BUSINESS Seated llefl to rightl:Miss Harbaugh, Sponsorg Myra Lillian Mitchell, Business Manager. Standing: James Engle, Robert Gaines, Charles Rowell. Getting out a yearbook is no picnic. If you print jokes, people say you are silly, If you donit, they say you are serious. I f you copy things from other annuals, You are too lazy to write them yourself, If you stick close to the job all day, You ought to be out hunting up material. If you go out and try to hustle, You ought to he on the job in the office. I f you don' t print all contributions, You don't appreciate true geniusg And if you print them, The Annual is filled with junk. If you make a change in the other fellonfs write-up, You are too critical, If you a'on't, you are asleep. Now, like as not, some fellow will say We swiped this from some other yearbook- Well, criticising, critical critics-We did! ART Dorothy Stewart, Laura Anne Sadler, Warren Choate, Agnes Atkinson lnot in picture, . ,AJ div. I LITERARY Seated fleft to rightl: Doris Colley, Miss Ballance, Mary Alice Deuter- mang Standing: Ruth Hayes, Robert Lewis, Jacqueline Whitmer, Ethel Heinbuch, Nancy Lee Halsted, Bet- ty Austin, Hilton Bonney, Mary Gladah Jones. Not in picture Jac- queline Miller, Harrison Bild, Lor- raine Weast, Richard Ungemach. CIRCULATION Seated fleft to rightj: Miss Har- baugh, Franklin Rixse. Standing fleft to righrl: Barbara Field, Betty Clay Wellborn, Mary Jean Moten, Sarah Stuart, Josephine Miller, Mir- iam Edmonston, Hope Hamilton, Bar- bara Sutton, Virginia Kringel, Betty Dolan, Rosemary Trone, Betty Bray- ton. Mary Cronin, not in picture. ANNUAL UN DERSTAFF john Lohr, Margaret Lynn, Wen- dell Bloomingburg. ' r ,J ,yu Established since 1910, IVES FUNERAL HOME services are available to all regardless of hnancial condition. Full facilities and adequate parking space available to those they serve. 2847 Wilson Boulevard. Ox- ford 2062. LlL'n'Q-u---.,,--nr. ' ' ' iss 4551525 i.....,,. ,..e..1-ee-W X 4-a if A 4 ev-rv - GEO. H. RUCKER COMPANY Realtors and Insurors, has beautiful places for homes in Tara and Wynne- wood. Oflices are located at 1403 North Courthouse Road, Arlington. 1? , Our Southem friend Jane is ready to drive out of the KENYON-PECK show window, 2825 Wilson Boule- vard, in this shiny Chevrolet. Miriam lilces it too. For Arlington's Own Modern Super Service Station, call Chestnut 9000. 'JSQ . . 3 l' ,, .,,. in .-.Nr Til! an Rig M. W-L-ites are fascinated by the L. C. BALFOUR COMPANY display of jewelry and trophies. BALFOUR'S also carry cups, medals and fraternity and sorority jewelry. The representative to Wash- ington4Lee is Mr. C. C. Willis, 204 International Building, 1319 F. Street, N. W., Washington, D. C National 1045. PACE COURSES ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LEADING TO B.C.S, AND M.C.S. DEGREES C.P.A. PREPARATION CO-EDUCATIONAL Day, Late Afternoon and Evening Classes Send for Thirty-fourth Year Book BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY . 1100 SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT L WASHINGTON, D. C. SPOT REDUCING SLENDERIZING WELCOME Frankas Free Ping Pong BEAUTY SALON Ample Parking Space PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALIST , 1137 N. HIGHLAND ST. TELEPHONE SMITHS PLACE ARLINGTON, VA. OXFORD zvas Best Wishes to the FAIRFAX SANITARY BARBER SHOP CLASS OF '41 3160 WILSON BOULEVARD THE SNACK SHOP Clarenclon, Virginia , Hours 2121 Wdwn B u M'd H OPEN s A. M.-CIOSE 7:30 P. M. Arlington, Sam hopes he'll make a -' strike or two at the ROSSLYN ' BOWLING CENTER Home . of W-L High School Bowling , Leagues . Special rates to stu- dents. Oxford 1539. f ' ,V Jeanette is telling Bob that the Hudson is a blue ribbon car, ancl he doesnit seem to disagree. Call the GREEN- WOOD SALES AND SERV- ICE STATION, 4505 Lee Highway for accessories and general repairing. Oxford 0374. if ,. 1' A' t f 1 I A 3 CON K LYN ,S FLOWER SHOP-241 North Glebe Road gives complete Florist Service and has authorized Florist telegraph delivery. Bar- bara and jane are admiring one of the beautiful floral displays in the shop. Phone Chestnut 3233, Jean dropped in at 3634 Lee Highway, the shop of FRED DORTZBACH, The Dependable Plumber , to look at the latest fixtures. Oxford 0777 reaches Mr. Dortzbach at his ofiice or at his residence, 1901 N, Nelson St. Compliments Arlington County Dairy of MARCEY BROS., Inc. 2701 WILSON BOULEVARD N OLAN D CO. Inc. Arlington, Virginia , Chestnut 6960 WHOLESALE No Toll Charge On Washington Call Plumbing, Heating, and Electrical Supplies CHESTNUT 6960 ROSSLYN' VA' OXFORD 0090 1 W GU RICHARD'S SHOE STORE-Shoes from 51.45 to 35.95. See them first for value and style. All sizes. 3016 Wilson Blvd. Next to the A Bl P Store. Oxford 2233. Bill is all set for a trim haircut in the BUCKING1-IAM MODERN BARBER SHOP, which also specializes in Ladies' and Children's haircutting. 245 North Glebe Road. ne more potato and the accurate scales at TANNER'S MARKET will register 10 lbs. If Dan hadn't taken her to 5801 Lee Highway, Pep could have Walled Oxford 3266 for quick delivery. Fill 'er up, says Bill as he drives up to the RYNEX SERVICE STATION Chuck knows that ,ARLINGTON CLEANERS AND DYERS is just the place for quick service and Dry-Cleaning You Can Trust. 2004 North Moore Street, Oxford 1269. Besides excellent fountain service, Juanita finds that ROGER'S CHERRY- DALE PHARMACY also has a. com- plete magazine selection. If she can't reach 3620 Lee Highway, she'll get fast deliv- ery by phoning Oxford 0590. 1 MRI Y at 2505 Wilson Blvd., where friendly service is always given. g CGMPLIMENTS Arlington Motor Co., Inc. SALES SERVICE OF 1917 N. MOORE STREET S' S' ARLINGTON, VA. Oxford 1773 Phones Chestnut 1244 The Friendly Five and Ten Stare ,COMPLIMENTS .. If O F 3140 WILSON BOULEVARD CLARENDON, COMPANY, Inc. VIRGINIA ROSSLYN, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA If records are your hobby, follow Walter and Sarah to the SOUTHERN ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, INC. 3173 Wilson Boulevard. A call to Oxford 2575 will give the lastest in- formation on Victor, Bluebird, Decca, Columbia and OKeh records. While his bicycle is being repaired at the DEWEY HARDWARE COMPANY, 4756 Lee Highway, Hugh loolcs around at paints, glass, fencing, etc. For delivery of hardware supplies, call Chestnut 0880. ACCOUNTANCY JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES .-it-Q-Qi. Three-year accounting course leading to degree of Bachelor of Commer- cial Science fB.C.S.j Every instructor in accounting a Certified Public Accountant. Three-year Junior College course leading to certificate of, Associate in Science fA.S.j Accredited by the Board of Edu- cations of the District of Columbia, Curricula include planned courses of study for Pre-Legal, Business Administra- tion, Liberal Arts and a Terminal General Course. Telephone or Write for additional information SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 1736 G Street Washington, D. C. National 2668 MURPHY 85 AMES Arlington Pharmacy rs LUMBER and MILLWORK 2901 COLUMBIA PIKE ARLINGTON-CHESTNUT 1111 ' OXFORD 1448 FALLS CHURCH-FALLS CHURCH 1180 ARLINGTON, VA. HERNDON-HERNDON 1 113 Ar 4429 Wilson Blvd. is the sunny ECONOMY MARKET- Where the best of meats is no luxury. The two phone numbers are Oxford 0054 and Oxford 0055. These two Bobs may not be building a house, but they know that JOSEPH L. CRUPPER CORPORATION in Rosslyn carries superior building mate- rial. Telephone CHestnut 2900. For tires, tubes, and batteries go to the BOULEVARD SERVICE CENTER, 2425 Wilson Boulevard. Rosemary and Bob are watching a lubrication job. Call Oxford 2190 for service. Many W-L students visit the CARAMEL CRISP SHOP, 3167 Wil- son Blvd. after school for something to drink and a snack. They can also get popcorn or candy delivered by calling CI-Iestnut 9835. -,.,S ffffll Lorraine and Dean play a few selec- tions from the collection of up-to-date records at the ROSSLYN DRUG STORE. Lee Highway and N. Moore Streets. Chestnut 5151. Does your clock strike thirteen? Then you'd better take it to M. O. KANGAS, jeweler and watch repairer, 3173 Wilson Boulevard, and have it fixed. Compliments of AR LINGTON HALL Junior College For Girls GLEBE ROAD AND LEE BOULEVARD S. SPINA'S Shoe Repairing 1114 Noun-I IRVING STREET ARLINGTON, VA. Prop. S. BRUNO FOXCROFT-SERVICE CENTER 1515 Columbia Pike ARLINGTON, VA. PHONE Ch. 9863 Atlas Tires-Batteries-and Accessories I. L. GOODSON, Mgr. ARLINGTON JEWELRY and OPTICAL COMPANY 1110 N. IRVING STREET Eyes Examined and Glasses Furnished ' THE PIG 'N WHISTLE GIFT SHOP EVERYTHING FROM PIGS TO WHISTLES 2832 Wilson Blvd. ? s ' Bez v-4 ,wg BOYER'S PHARMACY is quite the place for after-school colces, candy, magazines, etc. It's in the cen- ter of Clarendon on the corner of ' Wilson Boulevard and Irving Street. The telephone number is Oxford 0073. l Maybe Myra doesn't lcnow what makes the car run even if LeRoy does, but she thinks this DeSoto at JOYCE MOTORS, 2700 Wilson Boulevard, is tops. Call CHestnut 8558 for if HA R DJYAXIRE, if Go to YEATMAN'S in Clarendon for a Most Complete Line of Hardware-Housewaref-Sporting Goods-Building Supplies-or phone OXford 2244. Great Cars Fine Service A Square Deal BALLSTON i . QUALITY MARKET COMPI.IMENTS p Fruits and Vegetables p Fine Groceries-Quality Meats I Prompt Free Delivery OX. 0734 4103 Wilson Blvd. SMART SPORTSWEAR Sweaters-Skirts-Blouses V-RAY'S LITTLE SHOP 3127 Wilson Boulevard CLARENDON, VIRGINIA BALL AND McCARTI-IY FRANK L. BALL JOHN C. McCARTI-IY PRESTON 'S DRUG STORE S. N. SAMAHA 81 BRO. LEE HIGHWAY AT GLEBE ROAD HARDWARE Phone: OXFORD 3289 1306 Le hi i FAST DELIVERY SERVICE e lg way ARLINGTON' VA' Jimmy is assuring Mr. Rice that the new sport 1.131-QUNIBACIE, INCORPORATED hfur- - - - - nis es pum ing and eating service to Wu ing- smts m THE QUALITY SHOP' Wilson Boule ton, Virginia, and Maryland. The address-4147 Wilson Boulevard. The telephone number-Chest in every young man's wardrobe this season. nut 3909. vard and North Highland Street, are a must 1253 r '11 'sf A Lee McDonald turns salesman to OLD DOMIN- Miriam picks out a Card to go with a gift ,he ION FLOORS, 640 North Glebe Road, to show Betty Klees some rug samples. The Company hand- has just bought at TAYLOR'S STATIONERY les many types of floor coveringsg linoleums, asphalt AND PRINTING COMPANY, 3135- Wilson tile, Linowall,N rugs, insets, and carpets. Boulevard. Call OXford 2666-for Mr. Taylor, CI-Iestnut 3117 OXford 1020 not Miriam. A popular gathering place for students at lunch- F h I - - time is ADRIANS STORE next to the school or t e popu ar and healthful American pastime Soft drinks, hot dogs, cakes, and pies are served. Ili of bowling' make fha ARLINGTON BOWLING you need school supplies during the day get them CENTER a habit. You'll find it on the corner of AD at RIAN'S. South Fillmore Street and Columbia Pike. Degreesfor ACCOUNTANTS QUALIFY for accounting and auditing po- sitions in business and government by taking Strayer's two-year day or three-year evening Bachelor of Commercial Science fB.C.S.j degree course. M.C.S. course, one year, in- cludes coaching for Certified Public Ac- countants' fC.P.A.j examinations. STRAYER courses in Accounting are na- tionally-known, based on the same texts used by 200 leading universities. A New Classes: SEPTEMBER 81 EEBRUARY Diplomasfor SECRETARIES HIGH SCHOOL graduates and college stu- dents with Strayer training are preferred applicants for the best secretarial positions. Strayer graduates make excellent records in competitive examinations. COURSES for Beginners. Review and speed building classes in shorthand and type- writing for commercial students. New Classes: EVERY MONTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE secures Positions for Graduates Over 200 calls eacb month for trained ofice employees Secretarial or Accountinytiatalag on request HOMER BUILDING 0 13th andL'F Streets 0 Washington, D. C. Telephone NATIONAL 19552 H. L. HIN ES UNIFORMS AND CIVILIAN CLOTHES 1704 C STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. Compliments of YOUR UNIFORM MAKER See Us About Your BUILDING MATERIALS CONCRETE AND CINDER BLOCK LIME-CEMENT-MORTAR FIREPLACE MATERIALS-BRICK CHERRYDALE CEMENT BLOCK Co., INC. 3436 LEE HIGHWAY Oxford 0376 Chestnut 0200 Phone: OXFORD 0330 CRAIG'S SERVICE STATION Tires-Tubes-Batteries WAsHlNGToN BLVD. and GLEBE ROAD ARLINGTON, VA. RAIN, SHINE, WIND or BLOW Ride the Line You Know ARNOLD OPERATED BUS SERVICE 2601 WILSON BOULEVARD - Chestnut 6700 A - ISFWW BALLSTON PHARMACY Fresii The Rexall Store Sgmeiid Phone Oxford 0221 Vegetables ' ROSSLYN ' VIRGINIA Prompt, Free Delivery BALLSTON VIRGINIA . l l ARLINGTON AND FAIRFAX ' Buses carry many Washington-Lee students to and from school five days a week. They also offer regular trans- portation service between Arlington and Washington. To charter an Ar- lington and Fairfax Bus call OXford 0635. Y Nancy's smile isn't all for Bob. The flower he is Richard and Bill watch THE SUN come off the ggfs Fgilgscl 155 gnIfIn8f3Se3!5i'17Its'V.ff0mB' 'l - press. It is published and printed at 2611 Wilson , 1 son ou e- vard, OXford 1918. Flowers for All Occasions. Boulevard' Phone oxford 0125' M A L B O N E ' S FOX'S BARBER SHOPS MAGAZINES uservice Ac Its Best NOVE1-'TIES-TCYS 3175 Wilson Blvd., Clarendon 3162 Wilson Blvd. .4215 Fairfax Drive, Ballston CHestnut 9882 E. N. FOX, Proprietor 1 Arlington County's First Complete Shoe Store Carrying a Complete Line of Footwear for O 1- each individual nan H4 6531215 -'A THE ARLINGTON BOOTERY ' T 3132 WILSON BLVD. OPEN EVEN INGS CHESTNUT 9820 WILL YGU BE PREPARED? Individuals, like nations, have often found the price of unpreparedness tragically high. Lost opportunities, unemployment and low-salaried jobs can often be traced to lack of proper preparation. The national defense programs make this the ideal time to train for specialized jobs. As more and more young men are enlisted, business becomes more and more dependent upon trained young women to carry on. With the increased employment in Washington, local business firms are expanding, em- ploying more people, paying better salaries. Trained office workers are in demand. Secretarial training is more than shorthand and typewriting. These are only two of the ofiice skills required-Business English, Spelling, Penmanship, Filing, Oliice Practice, Busi- ness Machines, Secretarial Accountingg are a few of the other things which are studied by the trainee in Arlington Institute School for Secretaries. Arlington Institute is fully accredited. g aflrlingiolz ' School For Secretaries NENA HELEN FOSTER, AB., Principal 3150 WILSON BOULEVARD t ' OXFORD 2040 INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION-PLACEMENT SERVICE COMPLIMENTS CQMPLIMENTS ' OF OF WINDRIDGE 66 I-IANDY F. W. Woolworth Co. Incorporated 3185 WILSON BOULEVARD B U I C K ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA RossI.YN VIRGINIA A ROBERT SI-IREVE COAL-WOOD-FUEL oIL Compliments of 9 SHREVE S MARKET 1923 N. QUINCY STREET FRESH MEATS-'GROCERIES ARLINGTON' VA' Phone Oxford 0960 Prompt Delivery 6873 LEE HIGHWAY FALLS CHURCH, VA. Phone: Falls- Church 1960 Phone OXFORD 1095 CHERRYDALE, VA. R, CHESTNUT 4500 OXFORD 2323 CLARENDON L. C. SMITH BOWLING CENTER FUEL OIL , Building Materials, Etc. X 1047 N. IRVING ST. 3330 N. WASHINGTON BLVD. CLARENnoN-ARLINGTON VIRGINIA ? ? ? ? In High School and College Which will you have in the years to come? A home of your own, or a bundle of rent M I L K receipts? Come in and let us show you how Q easy it would be to buy a home. J Is the Drink! WHAT YOU PAY FOR RENT nh and WILL BUY A HOME! 5,'2I'v HOMOGENIZED I I Milk is Best C. W. CLEVER CO., INC. 1123 N. IRVING STREET ARLINGTON, VA. CHestnut 3222 A home of your own is the surest way to happiness LOG CABIN SERVICE I STATION G. F. SINGI-IAS, Prop. Columbia Hardware Company 2710 COLUMBIA PIKE OXFORD 0495 A ARLINGTON, VA. wan' A sfcono! f jf'af'.y,gL Lew sc: IF me-I 5 nnvnmzsn if 'NE LN 'N mu: ...UBRH '23, ,L ' Good Luck to the Class of '41 H A Z E L S D A I R Y FALLS CHURCH ARLINGTON SNYDER Sc CO., INC. HARDWARE-PAINTS-GLASS and' OILS COAL, FUEL OIL, BUILDING MATERIALS Phones: FALLS CHURCH 1195, 1194 E. FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA ARISTO CLEANERS 1505 Columbia Pike ARLINGIYJN, VIRGINIA Laundry Service HAJOCA CORPORATION 1815 Fort Myer Drive ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA CHESINUT 2600 Phone: Oxford 1100 Road Service Free Call For and Delivery Washing-Lubrication Tires-Batteries-Accessories WCDODLAWN SERVICE STATION 4626 N. Washington Boulevard VERNON R. WILT, Prop. Compliments of DEPENDABLE TAILORS 3008 Columbia Pike Compliments of CHERRYDALE DRUG STORE 3922 Lee Highway Call Oxford 1638 Free Delivery Every Thing for Every Home Home Planning Without Obligation FURNITURE INCOR'P'0RATED 2731 Wilson Boulevard Oxford 1300 Arlington, Va. 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