William Byrd High School - Black Swan Yearbook (Vinton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1934 volume:

CEM WMLQWWQ . WJ, xv Jx ' Qfb 5Q'f? 'iEx'iibris lx lx lx lx ,X ,X ,X lx 1x lx 1 xlx lx lx lx fx lx 1x lx 1x 1x 5,401 J 125 William yrb BECAUSE OF HIS IMMACULATE APPEARANCE AT ALL TIMES IN BLACK AND WHITE, WVILLIAM BYRD, THE MAN AFTER WHOM OUR SCHOOL WAS NAMED, WAs CALLED i:THE BLACK SWANH gk EXC? 6' be Blank Swan Succeffor to THE ROACOVIN . PUBLISHED BY GIZIJB 9-:anion QLI855 Df 1934 William 'Bprh bigb Srbnnl iaintnu, Birginia gxxuxxxa Toreworb W ith the intention of bringing before you ihoxe happy .rcemnr of high .rchool rlayx, Ihofe bliffful mo1neni.r of play and gaiely, and thofe :olemn hour: of .reriouf fzudy, and io expreu grazi- tude to the faculty who have rlifplayed ilze temler1ze.r.r, patience, and courage fha! will :emi ur on our way 10 a larger andfuller 1116, we ojer to you this fini volume of The Black Swan. L - William Byrd High School Q39 filth junior H igh and Elemenmry School: QQIQ Gig? 'Clie fBlaclvCwSvvan+19 4 x-AYA-A 1x A A A X Jk ,X X-Av lXvJx:Jy:Jx:1y:Jx: ,kv 1:11121 A 1 A I Avff-ff-ff-IX-ji-1 ' ebication TO MISS BERTA M. HARTMAN WHO, AS TEACHER AND COUNSELOR, HAS GIVEN UNSTINTEDLY OF HER KNOWLEDGE AND ENERGY FOR THE .ADVANCEMENT OF WILLIAM BYRD HIGH SCHOOL, THE CLASS OF 1934 AFEECTIONATELY DEDICATES THE FIRST VOLUME OF KKTHE BLACK SWANI, 'HGH' U12 TBlafWM553iffffQ+19 4 yJyJxJxJxJyJx1x XJ 1xJx1yJxJx X- ,X:,X'A'JX-,Xt,XvA-A' Jx- jyilgirlkvl yvyx- fx-fy jyxzyx-TJ J Miss BERTA M. HARTMAN 13 7 H+ 'Che Black x jx Jx Jy lx jg ZX lk x:1x:1x:1y:Jx:Jx:Jx:Jy-Av fijx-A 5wan+19 4 xvzy 1yJyAJyfyf Jx'JX:Jx: ,X:A' JXIJ MR. HERMAN L. HORN Princijml 'ff 9 5' Che Blac Swan+ 4 XJXJXQJXJXIXJX XJXYJLJLJLAJXJXI X1 A: A1 AIA: A:AjAj Av fx-1xvJx-Ajx-Jxjfxj Jxjfyjjxjyxjf NIR. JOHN L. THOMPSON Acting Asfixtant Principal +3919- Av A- .S Wan ' 4 fx-A 1x A lg Jx xx J jLJL:JXv-1x:Jg:Jx:Jg:lS:jX:J HERLJAN L. HORN, B. A. Biblical Literature, Cliemiflry B. A., Bridgewater College, I924Q University of Virginia, Summer, I92Sg University of North Carolina, Summer, 1928, Duke University, Summers, I93O-31-32. JOHN L. THOMPSON, A. B. Erzglirlz A. B., Roanoke College, 1928, Columbia University, Summers, IQZQ-30-31-32 M. J. INGERSON, A. B., M. S. Seieneer Ohio University, 1916-17, A. B., University of Michigan, M. S., University of Missouri, University of Michigan, 1917-29. SYBIL MARSHALL, A. B. Hirlory A. B., YVintl1rop College, 19175 Columbia Uni- versity, Summers, 1920-1925, University Virginia, Summer, I922g Furman University, Summer, 19265 Extension Course, F. U., I928-29-30-32-33, Extension Gours mbia, I93O-31. ' 'C 1TR1C1A LORRAINE Secretary Villiam and Maryf, I929-30, University of , ,AColorado, 1932, Roanoke College, 1931-33 MRS. MARY B. SNIDER, B. S. H irzory, Mathematic: B. S., Radford State Teachers College, 1930 ELLEN L. KEISTER, B. S. Commercial Department B. S., Fredericksburg State Teachers College, 1932 H. O. PRICE, A. B., A. M. Englirli, .Mathematics A. B., Roanoke College, 19105 A. M., Roanoke College, 1911 W. HOUSTON MILLER, A. B. Latin, F renelz, Englirlz A. B., Roanoke College, I927g University of .Vir- ginia, Summer, 19275 University of West Virginia, 1927-283 Columbia University, Summer, 1930-31'-33. MRS. HERMAN L. HORN, A. B. Illathematie: A. B., University of Richmond, 1926, Duke University, Summer, 1932 -:sl 10 E+ g1'1?ll3?lL xy xx x Jx X gy jx 1 EDWARD A. McDOWELL, Ir., A. B., Th. M., Ph. D. Biblical Literature A. B., Furman University, I9I9g Th. M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, IQZSQ Ph. D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1931. BERTA M. HARTMAN, B. S. Mathematicf 1 B. S., Radford State Teachers College i PAUL E. AHALT, A. B. Director of Phyfical Education Coach of Football, Basket Ball, Baseball, A. B., Roanoke College, 1930 ALBERT W. COOK, B. S. wpll Engliflt, Hiftory, Geography B. S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1933 KATHERINE ANDERSON Secretary to Principal Coach of Girls' Basket Ball HARRIET W. DICKSON Elementary Courfef Harrisonburg State Teachers College, 1928-29 MRS. JOHN H. MOSELEY, B. S., B. A. Librarian B. A., Florida State College, B. S., Roanoke College, University of Virginia, Summer, 1933 ELIZABETH TROUT, A. B. Science A. B., William and Mary College, 1931 CARRIE PENCE Elementary Courref Harrisonburg State Teachers College, 1931 SARAH C. GOODWIN, A. B. Elementary Courxex A. B., Asbury College, 1931 SUSYE F ITZPATRICK Elementary Courres Virginia Intermont College, I927, Roanoke College, Summer School, University of Virginia, Summer School. -if 11 134- pl ,J . . 5 W 'uk sz? , ff -. wwf sw? - . ,- ,mf M .M pf :gf ,E K ' Q :Q - 9 3 I. ' ,ef 2: -- W E H Q 'xv E5 K 1 I an , - ,I . . E M5 :.:.:..-:-:Eu . .N H is-f v. .511 V, ,. .x . E ,. 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'33g f!llllL'l7lC Council, '33,' Debating Club, '32, ,331 Monogram Club, ' 3 3 Senior Class OFFICERS Pre.rifle1z,l ...... .,.............. .... W 1 LsoN ADKINS Viee P1'e:1'flevzt .... . ..... KENNETH Moonn Secretory ...... .... D OROTHY HORN Treamref' ,... ..... H AZEL WRIGHT Prophet .... ......... A LEEN GIVENS Hulorzan ....... . ......... ..,.... . ........ . Carnation . , . , .... WILLIAM MARSHALL 1X4OTTOI .flu dcvzlcnr fort-una iuvnl-Formvze favor: the bold -'El 144 134- COLORS2 Pink and White Clie Black X jk IL lg IX jg JY IX y'jy'1y'Jx'Jx-Jx'1y'1x xy lx WILLIAM RANDOLPH ABELL Dramatic Club, 32 33 34-Football 3 Glee Club 3I 3..'Basl'ct B11l 3 ARLENE FRANZISKA BEAHM Glce Club, '33, '34, Dramatic Club, '33, '34 JAMES GARLAND BEARD Monogram Club, ,32, '33, '34, Athletic Council, '34, Annual Staff, '34, Football, '31, '32, ,343 Captain, ,335 Basket Ball, '33, ,345 Baseball, '31, '32, '33, ,345 Track, '33, '34- ALFRED HUGH BURT Dramatic Club, '32, '34, Commercial Club, '34, Glee Club, ,32, '34, Band, '32, '34 FOUNTAIN INGRAM CHAPMAN Debating Club, '32, '33, '34, Dramatic Club, '32, '33, '34, Glfre Club, '32, '33, ,345 Monograxn Club, '34, President Freshman Class, '32, Track, '32, '33, '34, Baseball, '32, '33, ,349 Football, '32, '33, ,343 Hi-Y Club, 732. -r2f15l:'Z2 'Che Black x AYA A xx A Jkt-Jkt xljgwzx : A:jX:1x:1x-Dx-15 JC Swan + 19 4 MQ li jg jg I g I Q I Jgjifxjl Cjly 'A' 1X'J ALFRED H. COLE Basket Ball, '32, '33, '34, Glee Club, '32, '33, Booster Club, '34, Nlouogram Club, '34, Cheer Leader, '34. CONSTANCE NELL COMPTON Dramatic Club, '31, '32, '34, 4-H Club, '31, President Debating Club, '33, '34, Glee Club, '32, '33, '34, Athletic Council, '34, Monogram Club, '32, '33, '345 Basket Ball, '32, '33, ,345 Cheer Leader, '33, '34, MARGARET HAZEL CROWDER Dramatic Club, '31, '32, '33, '34, Glee Club, '33, '34, Booster Club, '34 JAMES PRESTON CRUMP This is Iames's First year at W'illiam Byrd High. He came to us from Troutville and their loss was our gain. In the short time that james has been with us he has proven himself a capable student. LESTER BROWN CUNDIFF Booster Club, '31, School Band, '31, '32, President, '34, Manager Basket Ball, '33, Advertising Manager Athletics, ,345 Athletic Council, '33, '34, Dramatic Club, '33, '34, Debating Club, '33, Stage Manager, '34, Monogram Club, '33, '34. ef 16 gf- x A A A Jx A Jx A yi-Jxvfyvyy Jy-Jx-JxvA- C52 ??l3f'1 REVA PEARL DARNELL Commercial Club, '33 THEDA MAE DILLON Dramatic Club, '30, Debating Club, '31, '32, '33, '34 CATHERINE MARGARET DOOLEY 4-H Club, '31, ,32, '33, '34, Glee Club, '33, ,345 Dramatic Club, '34 FRANCIS GLENN FALLS Football, '30, '31, ,32. '33g Baseball, '34 Track, '32, '33, '34s Hi-Y Club, '31, '3 Dramatic Club, '32, '33g Monogram Club '32, '33, '34- LOIS JANE FISHER Dramatic Club, '33, ,345 Glee Club, '33, '34 -,lf 17 lv Ji C59 Black Svvau+19 4 xJxJx1y1xJgJxJx Av1y1gJxJyJxJkJ iJx:A: Jk:JX:Jx:1x:Jx:JXv Jg-jxwlxv 1Ql1x-Jyjyxj 1y:1y:1y:1x:1 EARL RUSSEL FISHER Baseball, '33, '34, Monogram Club, ,333 ,34 CHARLIE SAMUEL FLIPPIN Baseball, '33, '34, Nlonogram Club, '33, ,34 PAUL WILLIAM FOUTZ Dramatic Club, 332, '33, ,34 ETHEL NIAE F RYE To know her is to love her CHARLES ALDRIDGE GEARHART Dramatic Club, '34 ,, ....,.. eg 18 FJ? 'Clie Black M' Sw an x-JxvJyvAvJX A yy JC ALEEN CRUSH GIVENS 4-H Club. '31, Dramatic Club, '32, Glee Club, ,33, '34, Booster Club, '34g Cheei Leader, ,343 Senior Class Prophet, ,34. DOROTHY AGNES HORN 4-H Club, '3Ig Glce Club, ,32, '33g Dra- matic Club, '34, President Commercial Club, '34, Secretary of junior Class, '33g Secretary of Senior Class, '34, Annual Staff, '33. MABEL ANN LEONARD Dramatic Club, '33, ,34j Glee Club, '33, ,34 SWAN SON ODELL MCALLISTER Nlanual Arts Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '33, ,345 Commercial Club, ,345 Baseball, 734 HAROLD EDWIN MCDANIEL Manual Training Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, ,32, '34, Glee Club, ,32, ,33, ,349 Reporter Glee Club, '33g President, 734. af 19 23+ Qelileils 'oSwau+19 4 JY Ji JK Ji Jgyg jk J C:Jxf1x:A:Jy:,y:1y:Jx:Jy- gy-jx-Jxv-Jyzzxzy iJxjA:1yi1X:JX:j 214, Jgfonv fl JANE AMANDA MANNING Basket Ball, '32, '33 JAMES LAWRENCE DAVID MANNING WILLIAM MARSHALL Treasurer Fresllmau Class, '30, '31, Hi-Y Club, '30, '31, '32, Assistant Manager Football, '3og President Sophomore Class, '31, '32, Dramatic Club, '31, '32, Glee Club, '31, '32, Athletic Council, '31, ,325 IVIanager Football, '31, '32, Monogram Club, '31, '32, '33, '34, Treasurer Dramatic Club, '32, ,335 Historian Senior Class, '33, '34, Vice President Dramatic Club, '33, '34, Business Maixager' Black Swan, '33, '34, HELEN MARTIN Silence 'l'J' Gol1le1z KENNETH IVIOORE Football, '32, '33, ,343 Basket Ball, '33. '34, Baseball, '32, '33, '34, Captain, '34, Hi-Y Club, ,325 Monogram Club, '32, '33, '34, Athletic Council, '34, Vice President Senior Class, '34. -:if 20 13' Clie Black X-jx-,X-,kwjk-Jxvjxvjxvyy fy CON STAN CE CALDWELL IVIURPHY Dramatic Club, '31, '32, 4-H Club, '31 Booster Club, ,345 Glee Club, '33 THOMAS WILLIAM MUSE Dramatic Club, '31, '32, '33, '34, Basket Ball hlanager, '34, Athletic Council, '34 Monogram Club, '34. VERNON MUSIQ' Attended the National Visual Education Demonstrzltion in WVasl1ington, uly, 1931 as a delegate from Virginia schools. JAMES ST. CLAIR PI-ILEGAR Basket Ball, '32, '33, '34, Booster Club, '34, WALTER THOMAS POLLARD Nlzxnual Training Club, '30, Booster Club ,3Ojl.X'IOllOgI'21II'1 Club, '31, '32, '33, '34Q Basket Ball, '31, '32, '33, '34, Captain, ,345 Footba , '31, '32. ' ,' gBaseball, ' 1, ' 2, ' , ' - , . . 33 34 I 3 3 33 34, H1-Y Club, '3 1, '32, I'rez1surer, '32, Athletic Council, '33, '34. -22121 1. 'L .1 I 4 I The Black Swan+19 4 xvfxv-JyvJy-xx A jx A jx A fx A fy JC Ik J x v lx- A-Jxvxxjfxjzxjyx I AYA- A- lx' AIJXZAIJX: Jxjf k:Jg:1x:J P , l MILDRED MURIEL RIGGLE 3,1 is LYDIA RINGSMUTH fl ' 3 7 , , Dramatic Club, 30, 31, 32, 33, '34, Glee l Club, '30, 231, ,32, '33, '34, Library Club, Br, '39 '33, ,345 Spamsh Club, '31, '32, ,335 Debating Club, ,32, ,33, '34. JOSEPH ROOP Dramatic Club, '31, '32, '33 POSY FRANCIS SAUL Dramatic Club, '31, Commercial Club, '34, Football, ,33 DOROTHY FAY SCHWARTZ Glee Club, '34, Commercial Club, 7345 Booster Club, ,34 L fel 22 ic? Swaw 19 4 zyvxy 1x JC 1g Jg jx J Clyyjzxjyyzyyjfxlyyjxi Jyvyg-Jxilxv1x:JXvJx:JX:1xlJy:jk:JX:1 Cfrfllileils HERMAN WELDON SCOTT Football, ,335 Junior Varsity Football, '32, Basket Ball, '33, '34, Junior Varsity Basket Ball, '31, '32, Baseball, '33, '34, Dramatic Club, '32, '33, Secretary Freshman Class, '30, '31, Vice President Sophomore Class, '32, Tennis, '34, Monogram Club, '33, '34. NELL V. SHORT Basket Ball, '30, '31, '33, '34, Annual Stall, ,345 Monogram Club, '34 MARY ELLEN SI-IULL Dramatic Club, '31, '32, '33, '34, Debating Club, '32, '33, Glee Club, '32, Booster Club, '33, '34, Cheer Leader, '34, 4-I-I Club, '31, Basket Ball, '32, '33, ,34gNIOI10gl'ZlI11 Club, '34. I-IUBERT WARREN SISLER Dramatic Club, '31, '32, Vice President, ,335 President, '34, Band, '31, '32, Glee Club, '33, Cheer Leader, '31. W7 ll Ddlofsaalzndf- l in W ,MMM 'fi VIRGINIA ESTELLE SMITH Still wafer run: deep +35 23 lac' ' J Svvatv 19 4 PAMELIA SPRADLIN Nlanager Girls' Basket Ball, '34 MARY ELIZABETH SPROUSE 4-H Club, '31, Dramatic Club, '31, '32, '33, '34, Vice President Junior Class, '33, Com- mercial Club, ,345 Booster Club, '33, '34, Cheer Leader, '33, '34. HERBERT VVILLIAM TAYLOR Roacoviu Staff, '33, President junior Class, ,335 Glee Club, ,345 Commercial Club, '34, Secretary Athletic Council, '34, Editor-im Chief Aunual, '34, lX401'10gl'3.ll1 Club, '34, LORRAINE TESTERMAN Secretary Glee Club, '33, Commercial Club, '34, Booster Club, '34, Girls' Basket Ball, '34, RUTH THOMASON A .roaring 1zai1Lre', ballczflfd with ram' El 2+ ,rf 'Clie Black C JC Jxv1C'Jx Avyy-Ji QA: Jyvfx-Jgzfxvyx-A i Av Jg lk Jx DOROTHY LOUISE WARNER Glee Club, ,33, ,345 Dramatic Club, '33, '34 ELRA EDNA WHITE Commercial Club, ,34 ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON Dramatic Club, ,343 Nlonograrn Club, '33, 4-I-I Club, '31, Cheer Leader, ,33Q Glee Club, '33, '34, Booster Club, '33, ,34j Annual Staff, ,33- LILLIAN HAZEL YVRIGHT Commercial Club, ,345 Booster Club, ,344 Annual Staff, '33, Treasurer Senior Class, '34 CHESTER POVVELL WRIGHT School Band, ,345 Commercial Club, J34 I asf 25 5 The Black -JX'JyvA-1x-Avfyvyg fs. Ik fc A lg fy fx ,X-,X ,X ,X ,X ,X ,X-Af,-Avzyv 1 ax J ,C 1x:A:Jx'1 Class Tlfislory NOTHER CHAPTER in our school history draws to a close. Four years have flown by since the Class of ,34 entered Vinton High School as Freshmen. These four years have been very pleasant ones, and we can hardly realize that graduation is so near. When our group of 160 boys and girls entered high school, in IQ3O, we looked upon the upper classmen with awe, but it was not very long before we found them to be our friends. Richard Simmons was elected president of our class, with Estelle Foutz, Herman Scott, and XVilliam lvlarshall filling the other oflices. High school was a new adventure for us this year and was not so event- ful for our class. As we entered school in '31 as Sophomores, our class had diminished to 94. This year William Nlarshall was chosen to lead the class, and was ably assisted by Herman Scott, Virginia Nunley, and YVilson Adkins. Our class was well represented in both the athletic and literary activities of the school. The class celebrated Hallowelen with a party on October 29th. Before we realized it we were Juniors. Only 69 of our class were together when we entered school in the fall. Herbert Taylor, Elizabeth Sprouse, Dorothy Horn, and Constance Compton were elected class officers. Through the untiring efforts of Miss Berta Hartman, our faculty advisor, our play, Girl Shy, was a huge success. On April 8th the Junior Class was given a party at the home of Elizabeth YVilliamson. The Junior-Senior reception was the biggest event of the year and we suddenly realized that we must fill the place of Seniors next year. Wilson Adkins was elected president of the Senior Class with Kenneth Moore, Dorothy Horn, and Hazel VVright to assist him. At a Senior Class meeting, Nlr. Horn agreed to personally supervise the editing of the annual. The name of the annual was changed from Roacovin to The Black Swan. The Seniors elected to the annual staff were Herbert Taylor, 'Wil- liam lvlarshall, Constance Compton, Elizabeth Sprouse, Lydia Ringsmuth, Nell Short, and James Beard. W'e are proud indeed to be the first class to graduate from the new VVilliarn Byrd High School. Seniors! The last year of our school life is almost over. Graduation is close by and it is with sad hearts that we say good-bye to our pleasant days together in Vinton High School. Q' -:Sf 26 ill' Swatv 19 4 The Black x-A v xx -A vJxwJx-Jx-Jx- .SWau+ 19 4 Jyvfy fy yy lx IX xx 1 X ,X A ,X A fx-AYJX-Av,gfyvxy-Jxv1g1yvJgYJxvly-A-A-1 Senior Class mirror TNIOORE POLLARD ADKINS TAYLOR AfIARSI-IALL ABELL CRUMP TAYLOR BEARD ABELL IVIOORE TAYLOR SCOTT TAYLOR ABELL MUSE .Mon Popular Bart Looking Moft Ivzielleciual M 0515 Dyfgvufecl N mtest Wfittieft llfloft Trzlmzted Mort Likely to Succfecl M oft Athletic Biggeft Bluj Lfzzieft Typical Senior: Bm Sport Brit Lmder Biggm Chfzzze:-box Qizfieieft 27 13+ TESTERMAN CROWDER HORN VV RIGHT HORN SI-IULL NUNLEY SHORT SHORT MURPHY MUR1'I1Y HORN XVILLIAMSON COMPTON SPROUSE FISHER CC 79 SENIOR SNAPSHOTS l Che i3lacIcw5wan+19 4 Sil2lXiJX1ZX ZX M1 WXTJQ JS JL JL JS IS I X-,XvAv,x-A:A:1CvA- JC' Ji-jx11E1kvJXTJX:JX: 1CjA:A:Jy:J l' Class jlropbecy johns Hopkins Hospital May 1, 1945 DEAR CONNIE: Now that my patient is resting quietly for the moment, I will endeavor to answer the questions you asked concerning our dear classmates of '34, First, let me tender my sincere congratulations to you for the new permanent you discovered and put on the market. Itls marvelous! Yesterday, my day off, I was casually glancing through the latest edition of W'l1a'.v Who, published by the Vinton Publishing Company, and is most capably edited by Herbert Taylor. Seeing this, I became very much interested and fervently turned the pages, seeking the fate of other members of our class. On the very hrst page I came upon the name of one of the most promising graduates of Yvilliam Byrd Hi--Randolph Abell, after whose name was so many degrees I fairly swooned. Incidentally, he is professor of law at the Harvard Law School at a very tender age. Perusing the pages further, I saw the name of our Class President, lfVilson Adkins, printed in very bold type. He has made quite an enviable place in the baseball world, being the newly appointed manager of the New York Giants. Athletics, by the way, brings to mind a newspaper clipping I have in my collection concerning Garland Beard, whose movie name is John Barryless. He is to be co-starred with Dorothy Schwartz in the current picture, L'Tarzan, the Uutameclf, Delving deeper into the mysteries of W'lzo'r Hfflll, the name of Alfred Burt leaped from the pages with abrupt force and, as my vision cleared, I learned he was conducting the recently organized Roanoke Philharmonic Orchestra. Harold NIcDaniel was a recent patient here for a minor throat operation and has returned to the Mfetropolitan Opera Company. The day he was discharged he gave me a ticket to a matinee of last week and as a pleasant coincidence, Lorraine Testerman appeared as a special surprise and rendered an interpretive dance. Surely you remember the dance she did in Piekles.'l The owner of the opera house is Charles Gearhart. Progressing onward through the pages I came upon the name of Posy Saul, who, because of his slight stature and genius for money-making, has been dubbed '4The Napoleon of Finance. Did you see in the newspaper the write-up given i'Si Sisler and Francis Falls? How Swanson NIcAllister, a scout for Herman Scott's Follies, discovered them dancing in a third-rate chorus, and, realizing their extraordinary talent, he has given them a long-term contract and placed their names in lights on Broadway. Connie, did you recognize the two girls whose pictures appeared on the cover of the April DICCIIIZJ? IVhy, they were hlargaret Crowder and NIary Shull. They were simply gorgeous in the dinner gowns designed by Lois Fisher. I attended the Easter dances at Duke University and was happily surprised at the popularity of hVilliam Nlarshall as Professor of Physics and Zonie Compton conducting classes in public speaking. 'I'hey're surely making good. You, of course, read of the brilliant coaching of the varsity football team by Walter Pollard and his being rated equally with Kuute Rockne and Kenneth hdoore. 'We'vc the II1OSt beautiful new theater here built by The Paul Foutz Construction Company and it surely is fortunate in having been decorated by the versatile Ruth Thomason. Ruth also redecorated Elizabeth Williamsonis candy store, Ye Goodie Shoppe in gray Very unique?? lrVish I could go into detail about the rest of our classmates I learned about in 1Vho': W'h.o but I will only have time to say a word about a few. Dot Horn is secretary to Earl Fisher, United States Senator. Elizabeth Sprouse is proprietress of the Sprouse Beauty Shoppe in Hollywood. Nell Short is dean of Hollins College where Lydia Ringsmuth, NIae Dillon, and Hazel WVright are teaching. Lester Cunditf is a very popular and successful Counsellor ofthe Boy Scouts. Fountain Chapman is head ofthe Phlegar WVoolen Nlillsll laboratories where lfilra VVhite is private secretary to the president. lVIust stop now and prepare to assist in a very delicate operation on Nlabel Leonard, famous comedi- ennc. Now, aren't you proud of the Class of ,34.? Always, ALEEN GIVENS at 29 lie Q K 'u fa-:J Wifi Clie Black Svvaw 19 4 x A A A Jx A-Jy'Jyv -JxvJgv1y-Jxvzy-Jyvxxvf X'Jx : A- jk-jx-fx Jytfy-Ji Jx- Jx-JiJxvJx- xg-Jxvzxvlyvqxixvj I AfgQjf., igxffggqfaglfg I 51,3 A W, Rd - V 1 Aff A i1f,3,J'Nisf I I Z. W , A I f ,g as .4 1 -J, -I ' MY54 f2QffQ?:ff:-51 ' ' ii F A ,I leer l i' IX ' H' 'fill ' .. - VUE f34:i,I51fYY ' ' .A-we . fsg.?f3ff If' 'T I .. f ffalffiffll 4 .I Q V im .wxzissw jva-,. A 4' J ,I : - , , . . ag, ' P ','15': 'i ' V ' ' A NC I:-142' - --:iaifzab 1-. 1,1 ' , , -- A -- . A A-:A-L11I....P 2.2 -u.,- - , -: . , 'I IH E 'MJT-5::: , ,,-Q,-QBYV.I'1'i 1:-I T , .3 H 2, V j. , -:V 'f :- 9 , . l ,.:., 1 ,L . X xx M , 1, T , W 1 XA ,V I 'S U , 555, X, f- X 41 A . ,::..g.. I . ,V 4 par.. ' '- ,url , ,I Al ,-,fy . 'M T fn-f - I -Y MTH, .L 1 A . ERE!-gxf' mm MR - A filuni 1' Class OFFICERS Prefidenl ........ ............ ....... I R VINE BERRY Vice Pre.r1'rlen1. .. . . .CHARLOTTE Scovr Sfcrezary. .. ....... JESSIE MooRE Trmfurer. . . . . . .CHARLES W'IIITnIIRE ROLL SYLVIA ADAMS GORDON GEARI-IEART EVELYN IHETZ BERNARD WIBIMER RUTPI AMOS Lois GRAY JESSIE MOORE GLEN WYGALL ATLAS BEARD VIRGINIA GREEN RUTH NIOSELEY NELSON KXNGEIQY IRVINE BERRY EEEIE GREGORY MARY ALICE MUHE GERALD BooTH CLOYSE I'IALL GRAY NENVMAN JDIIN BALDYVIN DoR.S BROWN ELSIE HIGGINS IRENE PARR ANNA MAE BowDEL MILDRED BROXVN GERALDINE HOGAN PIARRY PENICK CHRISTINE CRDNR RUBY BUCK CARLISTA HURT JOHN PoNTooN MARGARET DooLEY TI-IOMAS BUSH JESSE KAYLOR GARLAND PURSLEY DoRoTHY Doss MARION CARNER ALICE KENT DoRoTHY PULLIAM HELEN GRAY EVELYN CREws HELEN LoGAN MARY WYATT PETTY HIKSSELL HALE MARGARET DICKERSDN LOUISE LEONARD ALMA PowEI.L ELVA HOLDREN EDNA DUNMAN RACIIEL JDNES MARGARET RICHARDSON FRANCIS HUNT DOROTHY DUNN EDXVARD LASSITER CHARLOTTE SCOTT ALTDN LAVELLE HILL EDMGNDS GEORGE LUCAS LILLIAN SPENCER ELIZABETH RHODES VIRGINIA FIRESTONE IRENE BICDOXVELL RUTH SAUL LOUISE SRMDLIN ELVA FISHER MILDRED MCCUE JULIA UTTING VIRGINIA SPRADLIN DAISY FLII-RIN EUNICE MCGEORGE KATHLEEN WILLIAMS ARNOLD WEAVER ESTELLE Fourz POLLY MCALLISTER SUSIE WIMMER CLAYTON TOLLEY DQROTIIY FRAZIER FRANCES MILLS CHARLES WIIITMIRE INIAITLAND THIERRY -,Zi 31 131- yw 0 53 'FAG El, - -ng UAA my 5 vp ii 3 MZ 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS C59 Black C Jxvfxvfxvxy jx- ,:1yv A-Jyv,X: A-Jxvlxv Av Jyv 5wan+19 4 JM IX JK JL Jy xx 1 fyjyxjlxjyjjx-JX', BR RERWR- , R R R R RERHRWRR R.. R.mR 1,I .R Prericlmt ....... Vice Presirievzl. . Sfcrciary .... Trm.ru1'f1'. . VIRGINIA AEELL OTIIA AOKINS I'IEl.EN ARCIIER J UANITA AUSTIN SELMA BERRY MAIIGARET BISHOP CLARENCE BOITNETT TURNER BROWN MAURICE BOOTH DOUGLAS BROWN DOROTIIY BROVVN KRNTI-IIIEEN BURT DAVID CREASY FRANCES COOK I'IAZEL CUNDIFE CLYDE CHAMBERS FRANCES CARTER NORRIS CONRAD MARY CYPHERS CATHERINE DICKSON RALPII EDMONDS HUITF FITZPATRICK MAIHTHA FOXVLER DORINE GREY MARGARET GREY BILLY I-IARVEY NADINE HARRISON R R ,R w Sopb ore Class OFFICERS ROLL DORIS Hll.I. BE.-XTRICIE JACOBS RACIIEL JOHNS ALICE LANKIIORD WILLIAM LAUGIILIN ALMA LESTER IRENE NIITCHELI. EDXVARD INIITCIIELL IJARTXVELL MONTGOMERY GARY IMYERS RICIIARD MEADOR BRONVNIE MOORE RUTII IVLOORE EUSTACE IXIEADOR FRANCES MITC1!ELL ADELAIDE NIILNER .MIYRTLE MULl.INS LAvONIA IWCCRAXV NIARE MCCRAVV RICIIARD NEWMAN CECIL NIKON FRANCES NUNLEY JAMES OLIVER VIRGINIA PEARCEY CIIARLES PENICK EVERARD PI-IELPS EDXVARD ROBERTSON IWARGARET ROBERTSON ANNIE RICRETTS MONTAGUE SXVAIN KATHLEEN SETTLES ARLENE SMITH RU'l'H SMITH IRMA SPROUSE MAUDE SAUNDERS YVETTA SCHXVARTZ QHERMAN SIIIITII JAMES SANDRIDGE RUTH SNODGRASS GARNET SHAVER LORRAINE SNEED ELAINE SUZOR DAVIS WEAVER CHARLES WILSON LOIS WAISON LUCILLE WOOD MILDRED WOOLDRIDGE ALTON WRIGIIT PIERMAN ADAMS EDITH BLANKENSIIIP FRANCES BOLLING RALPII BOOTH . .CHARLES PENICR .......GARY MYERS . . , .JUANITA AUSTIN NIAURICE BOOTH BERNARDINE BUCK CLAUDINE CRONIC DOROTHY CALLAIIAN DETA DEACON CHARLES FOUTZ ELIZABETH GOODE HUEERT HUNLEY MARGARET HATCIIEII LUCILLE HOWVELL ROBERT IMYERS IULIAN MOORE ELTON OVERSTREET PHILIP PI-ILEGAR CATHERINE PICREL TIIELMA PRICE CHRISTINE PATSEL PAULINE PATSEL CLAUDINE PAXTON GRACE SHORT PEGGY THIERRY ROY THRASIIER DANIEL VEST CHARLES WILLIAAISO PHYLLIS WEEKS EARLINE WEAVEIQ LOUISE WEBB -Af 33 JL FRESHMAN CLASS fl'IeA?BlaGlL Svvatv 19 4 Jx ly zyjgxy IL jx! y:1x:lx:Jy:jqJx:1x:Jx :QCv Jijijy1JL:JX:Jk:JX:1k:1X:JSj-Jil , - ' ' .-: 4' if la' Eff Q aff 'ics f 5 fl EQTQTN fiftii !1.'QfQ , ' .,..,A,, .,.,.,.,. . 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CAIJD HELEN CALLAHAN RUBY CAYIRIIELL ELIZABETH CHISOM EMMA Cl-IITTUBI IYIARY COOK CATHERINE COOPER ROEERTYX CRAIG MARY DAVIS CRAIG NORINE CREASY SHIRLEY CROMER HOXVARD DOOLEY ROBERT DUNMAN . . . . . . .HELEN SISLER NIARY ELIZABETH SHANK . . ........ . . .JAMES TAYLOR . . .MISS PATRICIA LORRAINE 1' resbmcm Class OFFICERS MOTTO: True as the blur, pure af the whicel' ROLL ODELL DAX'lS LORETTE DOOLEY EDNA DOWDY DOROTHY EANES IVIARIE EANES AUBREY FEATHER CECIL FERGUSON PAUL FERGUSON JACK FlTZl ATRICK HUGH FUNK SUSIE FIzER CLARA FOUTZ RACHEL FOUTZ LUCILLE FRAZIER AZIEL FUNK JESSE GEARIIART MAYNARD GORDON WILLIAM GREGORY ONETA GEARHART TIIELMA GIIIBS VIRGINIA GOODMAN MAUGH TON HARVEY EARNEST IZIESS FRANCIS HILL CATHERINE FIOXVEL NIARY HOLLAND MARGARET I-IOIIKIN ALICE HUIIITMAN MAKINE HURT HARRY JOHNSON AUBREY JONES ELIZABETH JONES FRANCES JONES EDITH KELLY ANNE KliT.I.Y L S JACK KELLY THOMAS KENT MAGGIE LAXVIIORN SYBIL LIGHT INEZ LIKENS BEULAI-I IWCCARTY EIJNA MENEEEE ELOISE MINTER GLADYS MITCHELL GERALDINE MONTGOBIERY HELEN MORGAN OI-HELIA MORGAN JULIA LIOSELEY ALICE NIULLINS BERTHA IVIULLINS CHARLES IWARTIN EDXVARD LIAXEY O. J. MEADOR ROBERT MITCHELL LYNWOOD MOORE HILDA NEWMAN ,IOSEPHINE NEXVMAN CECIL NIKON LLOYD OVERACRE HUBERT OVERACRE JAMES PARR JAMES PATSEL TOM PENSEN PIAROLD POWELL NELSON PREAS CLARENCE PRICE EDNVARD PURSLEY MAXINE PARKER YVONNE PEARCY ELEANOR PEDIGO 35 13+ FLOWER: Lily Of the Valley FRANCES PETERS N ELLIE :RAKES ELINOR RICKETTS IWARGARET RIDGEIVAY ALVIN ROBERTS FRANCIS SCOTT CHARLES SELF EDWARD SHORT THOMAS SILCOX GIXNNEYMEDE SMITH DEI.BERT ST. CLAIR PATTY SANDRIDGE MARY ELIZABETH SHANK LA RAINE SHEAFF LOUISE SHORT GERALDINE SILCOX HELEN SISLER EULA SMITH JAMES TAYLOR CARL VAUGIIT KATHERINE TAYLOR CLARICE TX-IOMASON MARGARET TOLLEY JULIA VINEYARD ISABELLE WADE RURY WEAYER DOROTHY WVILLIS LILLIAN WIBLMER HARRY WADE NIARSHALL WATTS JOHN WEAVER JOHN WII.KERSON ROY WILSON KENNETH YOUNG J ANNIE ZIMMERMAN SEVENTH GRADE 'Clie LBla cR XlX IX JX 1XygyX jg Swatv 19 4 Jglklxjglglijxj xr-JxfJx:Jg'Jy-,X:1x:Jy:JyvJi jx- Jy- JQJXIJ y:1x: 1y:JxjJy'Jx'J .P7't'J'idc'71Z ........ Fire Pwfizlfvzl. . . Secretary. . , Trcafurmz . . Sponfor . . . . COLORS: Green and Gold LOUISE ANDREXVS DAVID ADKINS REBECCA AUSTIN DORIS AUSTIN OPAL ARTIIUR MARY ALICE BARTON ALPHA BOOTH MARGARET BOLEY MARIE BOLLINO J UANITA BROCK BEATRICE BROWN NORRIS BROXVN WALTER BRYANT VVILTON BRYANT IUANITA CADD PAUL CADD TOMMY CADD ALBERT CALLAIIAN GERALD CARROLL DOROTIIY CIIITTUM .AYLES COLEMAN ROBERT COLEMAN WILLIAM COLEMAN JOSEPIIINE COVINGTON FRANCES Cox FRANCES CRAIGIIEAD CLINTON CROCKETT BERNARD CROAIER BILLY CROMER JUNIOR CROMER NELI.IE CUNDIITE Seventh Grabe . . .WILLIANI URICK . . .ALFRED FLUKE ....JEAN SCOTT . . . . . . .JANET LONG . . .MISS CARRIE PENCE OFFICERS MOTTO: 'Ullwrzyr in lhe Lend ROLL OLIVER CUNDIIIE ROY CUNDIEE OLA DEACON VIRGINIA DILLARD CARROLL DOOLEY LORENZO DOWDY CATHERINE FALLS JEANETTE FIZER EDWARD FLIPPEN CLARA FLOWERS ESTELLE FLOXVERS ALFRED FLUKE DORGTIIY FRANKLIN BOBBY FUOUA FREEMAN FUNK IXLIARY JETER FUNK XVALIMA CLEARING BILLY GEARIIART CALLIE GORDON LOUISE GRAY LOIS GRAYEILL HELEN GREGORY IQERMIT :HALE LEON HAIIIRISON CECIL PIIGGENS EDXVARD HILL I-IAZEL I'IILL IXIAYNARD LIOLDREN EVERARD HOXVELL DOROTIXY HUDDLESTON RAYMOND HOXVELL NIARSHALL H UDDLIESTON EVELYN HUEEMAN WALLACE JACODS BERNICE JENKINS CLARENCE JENKINS IVIILDRED JONES DEMOSS ICELLY CARLOS LANE EVELYN LAUGI-ILIN MYRTLE LAWIIORN JANET LONG MARGARET MARSHALL NORNIAN NI.-XRTIN LATHAN NICALLISTER HARRY MCCUE AUEREY MCGEORGE JOSEPIIINE MEIXDOR SYLVIA MILLS JOSEPI-I MILNER ANN MUSE RACHEL NANCE GRACE NEIGIIDORS CURTIS NEIGIIEORS EMMA GENE N EWMAN MASON NOEL RUTH OVERSTREET RUTH PATTON FRANK PEDIGO SIIIRLEY PEDIOO HAZEL PETERS ARDETII POEE -If 37 FLOWER: Dogwood J ERYL PONVELL LOUISE POXVELL BEVEMEY PREAS ANNA PUGII NELLIE PUGII LOUISE PULLIAN LOUISE RIDGENVAY ELIzAIzETII RYAN GENEVA ROOP JEAN SCOTT MURPHY SCOTT JAMES SCI-IAAF MARIE SETTLES ANNE SIIEEN ELIZABETH SIIIITII FRANCES SMITI-I ALBERT SMITII ETIIEL SPROUSE C. P. STIEE RICIIARD TI-IOMAS J. THOMAS EDITH TOLLEY WII.LIAM URICK GEORGE VAUGHT NELLIE WEBBER MANUAL WEEKS EVERARD WITT ELIZABETH WILKERSON VIRGINIA WOOD FRANCES WOOD JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS .x SOPHOMORE HSNAPSHOTS CC 97 FRESHMAN SNAPSHOTS bjt5X A,A.A.A.A.6gg Yaook EWG - Crganizalions The Black 5wan+19 4 xv A -JyvJXvJxvA'Av,Xv- -jxv A ,X A A lk jx J jg Jx Jkviyzyxz 1x:J g'Jy'Jy'J Y-1Y,JXvJxwJx-Jx - Jxvyy- vjg- jx-jg' - 4ill'l' Club E OFFICERS Prexide-nt ............... .......,.... ...... F R ANCES PAYNE Vice Prexizlevzt ............ ..,..... S Us1E WIMLIER Secretary and Treaxurer .... .... B ERNARDINE BUCK Reporter .,............ ....... A LICE MULLINS Club Reporler ....... ....... L UCILLE KELLY Song Leader. . . ........... . . GERALDINE Sncox LEADERS Counzy .flgenl ........ .............. ..,.. M 1 ss JESSIE HAMMERSIZY Club Spomor, ......... ....... ............,. . ..., A ' Irss ELIZABETH TROUT Community Leazier. .. ................,.......,.......... ..... IX fhzs. E. K. SHORT Movro: To Blake the Ben! Belief PLEDGE: I pledge my bead to clearer tlzinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my lzanrlr lo larger service, my lzeezlllz to better I-i-:wing for my Club, my com1nu1zity, and my country. MEMBERS BERNARDINE BUCK MARGARET MARSHML EuN1cE SAUNDERS EMMA CHITTUM ALICE MULLINS GE1mLmNE SILCOX MARGUERITE COMPTON BEEN-IA Mu1.uNs Lozs WATSON ALMA HYLER RfkCI-IEL NANCE LILLXAN WINIMER LUCILLE KELLY FRANCES PAYNE SUSIE WIALNIER egf 4,2 Swann 4 v 1 Y Y v -1kvJxWJxtJgvJg Jg jx 1 Xzjgzjqjy-gg-jx-xx-Ji Jxv JA Jxvjx-1xvJy'J xv xx- fy-1 QJXZJXIJ 4-iff Gllub 'Q' URING THE PAST YEAR the 4-H Club of 'William Byrd High School has accomplished much in club and community work. Nlany members received county, district, and state prizes. The club was awarded a banner as champion club of Roanoke County, with honorable mention from the State. A subscription to the National 4-H Club Nlagazine was given the club as first prize on our year book. In IVIay the club members spent an enjoyable week-end at Camp Treetop. The club was represented in the Health and Clothing Contests and gave two demonstrations at Rally Day held at Lakeside on July 14th. The four members and one leader who attended the State Nleet at Blacksburg received splendid training which will be beneficial to the club as a whole. On August 9th, a picnic was held at Tinker Bell at which the leaders, members, and visitors experienced a very pleasant evening. During the football season the club sold candy at booths on two different occasions, making a good profit. The money was used to equip a kitchen in the Junior High School building. At Achievement Day on November I Ith, the following won prizes: Marguerite Compton won first prize in the County Correct Dress Contest which was a free trip to Blacksburg. She also won a blue ribbon from the State. lVIarguerite was selected as all-star member from Roanoke County. Her record book was the second best in Roanoke County and she received a wrist watch as prize for the best club girl. Frances Payne won first place in the County Health Contest and was awarded a free trip to Blacksburg, accompanied by a blue ribbon from the State. She re- ceived a watch for taking second place as best club girl. She and Bernardine Buck each received hfty cents as winners of third place in the Demonstrations Contest. The Black Frances is a very capable president. Janet Gill Won second prize in the Ball Contest, receiving a three-year sub- scription to the National 4-H Club Magazine. She also took third place in the Hazel Atlas Contest. Bernardine Buck won first prize from the county on her record book for which she received subscription Contest. In material for and sixth in a watch with a blue ribbon from the State. She received a three- year to the National 4-H Club Nlagazine and fifty cents from the Kerr the County Ball Contest Bernardine took first place and received a dress. In this contest she also was first prize winner in the district the state, the latter award being five dollars. In the County Hazel Atlas Contest she Won second place which entitled her to another three-year sub- scription to the National 4-H Club Nlagazine. The club as a whole has gained commendable success through the industry of our mothers, our leaders, our agent, and our school sponsor. We are eagerly looking forward to the coming year. -CLUB REPORTER +2-f 43 22+ 'Che 'Blatk H A Jx A-Jx A Jkvjxv. x'Jx'1y'Jy jx'JX'Jx A A ,ijxv zy- Swau + 19 4 1X-JkJxJk1x1yJx1 JQJXIJKJJXIJXI1 x'1y'JX'1 Tebaling Club OFFICERS Pvuviclent ................. ............ Vice Prefidcnt ............. Secretary and Trczzrurcr. . . . WILSON ADKINS EDISON ARRINc.'I'oN DORIS BROWN HAzEI. CADD FOUNTAIN CHAPMAN CONSTANCE COMPTON CATHERINE COOPER ROBERTA CRAIG EVELYN CRENVS JOSHUA DICKENS MAE DILLON VIRGINIA FIRESTONE Rzgborler ............. ..... ,... ....... ........ . . . L nw FACULTY ADVISORS MR. H. L. HZORN MR. J. L. THOMPSON MRS. I. H. IVIOSELEY MEMBERS AZEII. FUNK JESSE GEARIIART RICHARD GORDON ERNEST HESS DORIS HILL ' GERALIJINE HTOG.-KN FRANCIS HUNT I'IARRY JOHNSON ELIZABETH JONES EDITH KELLY LUcII.I.E :KELLY EDWARD LASSITER MAGGIE LAYVHORN ELOISE MINTER GERALDINE MONTGOMERY IESSIE MOORE JULIA T. MOSELEY' RUTH IWOSELEY RICHARD N EWMAN VIRGINIA NUNLEY FRANCES PAYNE NIARY WYATT PETTY NELLIE RAKES IWARGARET RICHARDSON -:El M 13? CONSTANCE COMPTON .VIRGINIA NUNLEY . .JESSIE MOORE ARD LASSITEIL LYDIA RINGSENIUTII MARY E. SHANE MARY SHULI. GANNYMEOE SMITH MARGARET TOLLEY JULIA UTTING JOHN WILKERSON ROY WILSON SUSIE WIMMER KENNETH YOUNG JANIE ZIMMERMAN 'Cbe Blac Swan+ 19 4 N, ,oeI'gfxi'.odTf1o.fT,A.:j,eC::,A.Q:,A.-.A.1-,o.4-ooegr,o.Z-ffxd-41s,agJN.L4,o,-FJs.i-.A,, .fx. .1 jlhbatin Club 'Q' HUS FAR, the Debating Club has had a very encouraging season, winning several places in the district meet at Radford. Representatives in debating, sight reading, and public speaking will compete in the State meet at Charlottesville May 11th. The aim of the debating club has been to develop talent in the literary Held. With so much material at hand we look forward to greater success in this held of endeavor. NIARCII ISTIIZ MARCH IQTHZ APRIL 3DZ APRIL 6'r11: APRIL IOTIIZ Annu. I3'l'lI! ZISTZ Arnu. MAY 7T11: MAY IIT11: Doris Brown and hiae Dillon, aflirmative, won from Fincastlc, negative. Constance Compton, and Francis Hunt, negative, lost to Fincastle, aiiirmative. Edward Lassiter, public speaking, lost to Fincastle. Ruth Moseley, public speaking, lost to Fincastle. Wilson Adkins, sight reading, won from Fincastle, Julia Utting, sight reading, won from Fincastle. Margaret Richardson and Constance Compton, affirmative, lost to Troutville, negative. Lydia Ringsmuth and Fountain Chapman, negative, lost to Troutville, afl'irma'tive. Doris Brown and Virginia Nunlcy, affirmative, won from Salem, negative. Lydia Ringsmuth and Francis Hunt, negative, won from Salem, aflirmative. Nlargaret Richardson and Mae Dillon, affirmative, lost to Jefferson, negative. Constance Compton and Fountain Chapman, negative, lost to Jefferson, aflirmative. Richard Newman, public speaking, lost to Jefferson. Virginia Firestone, public speaking, lost to Jefferson. 'Wilson Adkins, sight reading, lost to Jefferson. Jesse Moore, sight reading, lost to Jefferson. Evelyn Crews, sight reading, lost to Trontville. YVilson Adkins, sight reading, Won from Troutville. Mary Wyatt Petty, public speaking, lost to Troutvillc. Edward Lassiter, public speaking, won from Troutville. District QMeet at Radford. Schools competing: Radford, Pulaski, lfVytheville, and Williaxn Byrd. Negative debate, Constance Compton and Francis Hunt-First place. AHirmative debate, Doris Brown and Margaret Richardson-Second place. Public Speaking, Virginia FirestonwFirst place. Sight Reading, lVilson Adkins-Second place. Julia Utting-Second place. William Byrd will meet Martinsville in debating. William Byrd representatives will enter State Meet at Charlottesville. -at +5 +3- T mmalic Club OFFICERS I re,vI'dent .....,. ............... ....... I 1 UEERT SISLER Vice Prefideut. . . . .WILLIAIII IWLARSHALL Sm'eza1-y ..... . . .VIRGINIA NUNLEY Trenxurer ....... ....... J ESSIE JMIOORE Stage' M anager .... ...... L ESTER CUNDIFF Spomor ........ . ..... . . . ..... MRS. E. H. SNIDER COLORS: Black and White A MOTTO: In Drama We Lwe MEMBERS RANDOI.PIl AEELL SYLVIA ADAMS IRENE BARGER ARLENE BEAHM I MAURICE BOOTII DOROTI-IY BROVVN DORIS BROVVN DOUGLAS BROVVN :KATHLEEN BURT ALFRED BURT CLARABELLE BURT TOM BUSH NIARION CARNER FRANCES CARTER CATHERINE COOPER CONSTANCE COMPTON RORERTA CRAIG MARGARET CROXVDER LESTER CUNDIEE MARGARET DOOLEY DOROTHY EANES MARIE EANES LOIS FISHER DAISY FLIPRIN PAUL FOUTZ MARTHA FOVVLER ELIZABETH FRALIN DOROTHY FRAZIER ALEEN GIYENS HELEN GRAY IWARGARET GRAY VIRGINIA GREEN IIOVVARD HALE MARGARET HA'FCliER ERNEST HESS DORIS HILL ELVA IIOIQDREN' DOROTHY HORN FRANCIS HUNT JESSIE ICAYLOR IWAGGIE LANVHORN LOUISE LEONARD MABEL LEONARD ALMA LESTER JANET LONG SYVANSDN BQCALLISTER BEULAH MCCARTY MAIKY NICCRANV MILDRED MCCUE HAROLD MCDANIEL WILLIAM MARSHALL EVELYN ME'rz ADELAIDE MILNER FRANCES MITCHELL JESSIE MOORE KENNETI'l MOORE RUTH MOORE GERALDINE MONTGOMERY JULIA IWOSELEY CONSTANCE MURl'HY ANN MUSE GARY MYERS GRAY NEVVINIAN VIRGINIA NUNLEY PAULINE PATSEL CLAUDINE PAXTON MARGARET ROBERTSON LYDIA RINGSMUTI-I CIIARLOTTE SCOTT HERMAN SCOTT 46 R+ MARY E. SIIANK NELL SHORT MARY SHULL GERALDINE SILcOx TOM SILCOX HELEN SISLER HUBERT SISLER DOROTHY SMITH HERAIAN SMITH LORRAINE SNEAD LOUISE SRRADLIN VIRGINIA SPRADLIN ELIZABETH SPROUSE IRMA SPROUSE FRANCIS SUELETTE MARGARET TOLLEY JULIA VINEYIXRD ISAIIELLE WADE LOIS XVATSON NELLIE WEEIIER ELIZARETH WILLIAMSON VIRGINIA WOOD HAzEL WRIGHT 'Clie Black Swaw 19 4 Jxvxx-Avzx-Jyvxxv-xx VA-Av fx-JC-Av! yvzx A- A-AvJx-A-AYA - Av 1xvJC'JyvJC'1xg-Jxvfx-,xv 1y'JC-A J T ramatic Club 'T HE DRANIATIC CLUB has attempted to build a strong founda- tion for future needs by selecting the best talent and developing interest among the members as a Whole. Practically all members have taken part either directly or indirectly in one or more of the plays. This year Work was concentrated mostly on one-act plays. This was to insure a Wider scope of training in public speaking. At several of its meetings the Dramatic Club studied the art of make- up, which has brought more realism into their stage scenery. In the meantime, the social side of the organization was not neglected. In November a party was given in the Junior High School Auditorium. One evening, after the plays in April, Nlrs. Snider entertained the casts at her home. Later in the spring a picnic was given by the club. The club presented a play, In the Emperofs Garden, as entertain- ment for a meeting of the P. T. A. In April, the Dramatic Club gave its annual program by presenting three one-act plays, Elmer, Dust ofthe Road, and Thanks Awfullyf' An assembly program of dramatic read- ings Was also given. In lVlay, the club presented again the comedy, Elmer, for the Roa- noke County teachers' meeting at Salem. On Nlay 11th, Dust of the Road was presented at Charlottesville, in the Virginia Literary and Athletic League Nleet. Grandma Pulls the Strings, a comedy, Was given at the Junior- Senior reception. A drama, Travis, and a group of short comedies will complete a very successful year for the Dramatic Club. -13417 life Clie Black XJyJXJgJXjLJXJg, Swau+19 4 x j1:1X:JiJi:JqlX:1iJg- xx' A A fx jg A JL Jk 1 Jg1x:Jxl1x:1y:JxjJg'Jx J P1 e.v1rIc11.t ..... Secrelary ,.... Reporter. . . Spomor. . . VIRGINIA ABELI. SYLVIA ADAMS ARLENE BEAIIM DOUGLAS BROWN TIIELMA BRYANT KATHLEEN BURT FOUNTAIN CIIAPMAN EMMA CHITTUM CATHERINE COOPER ROBERTAX CRAIG MARGARET CROWDER HAZEL CUNDIFF ODELL DAVIS KATHERINE DICKSON MARGARET DOOLEY Qlee Club OFFICERS M DOROTHY EANES MARIE EANE5 JACK FITZPATRICK SIJSIA FIZER CLARA FOUTZ DOROTIIY FRAZIER LUCILLE FRAZIER BILLY GEARIIART DORINE GREY LOUISE GREY LUCILLE HOXVELL EDITH KELLY POLLY McALL1sT-ER MARY MCCRAW ADELAIDE IWILNER EMBERS JOE MILNER FRANCES MITCIIELI, RUTH MOORE JULIA T. MOSELEY GRAY NEWMAN JOSEIIIIINE NEXVMAN FRANCES NUNLEY MARINE PARKER IRENE PARR -YVALTER POLLARD HAROLD POWELL IXIARGARET ROBERTSON MAUIJE SAUNDERS DOROTHY SCIIWARTZ YVETTA SCHWVARTZ -15548 IR I'IAROLD IXALCDANIEL HUEE FITZPATRICR PIERBERT TAYLOR MRS. H. L. 1'IORN HERMAN SCOTT MARY SHULL ARLENE SMITH ELAINE SUzOR PEGGY TIIIERRY JULIA VINEYASRD ISABELLE WADE DOROTHY WARNER LOIS WATSON NELLIE WEBBER PHYLLIS WEEKS VIRGINIA WOOD IWILDRED WOOLDRIDGI: Clfrekflaqlve - vjx-1111214 viiiit 1 Glee Club 't' HE GLEE CLUB this year has had two main projects in view. The first was a program at Christmas consisting of a one-act musical play and a sacred cantata. The second and largest of the undertakings was the annual operetta given in the spring. Because of the combination of musical, speaking, and dramatic parts, which require long and diligent practice, only a few programs can be con- sidered during the school year. These programs are under the direction of Nlrs. Horn whose superb operettas have added greatly to the pleasure of our commencement exercises. Also, during the spring a piano concert was sponsored by the Glee Club. Nlr. Harold Lawrence, a widely known master of the keys, entertained the audience. The operetta chosen this year was Once in a Blue Moon, with music by Noble Cain. This was one of the most elaborate operettas yet at- tempted by the Glee Club. There were five different choruses, each com- posed of about iifteen or more individuals. Including the attendants to the Nloon Lady and all extra participants there were about one hundred boys and girls in the choruses. ' The cast of the operetta was a very able and talented one. Constance Compton, Virginia Nunley, and Harold NIcDaniel were the most ex- perienced, while Kathleen Settles, Herbert Taylor, Fountain Chapman, Geraldine Nlontgomery, Francis Hunt, Elsie Higgins, Lavonia McCraw, Jesse Kaylor, Richard Newman, Virginia Firestone, and Gray Newman were those appearing for the first time in one of the operettas. hflr. Boyd Powell again directed a ten-piece orchestra which added greatly to the success of the operetta. ai 49 is- Swatv 19 4 Jxtzy 1g Jy JY jg jk TJ! 1L'JY'Jx 1L11k'JX J Director .... President ........ Vice President ..... Secretary-Treafu1'er. . . F aculzy Adviror. . SYLVIA ADAMS LESTER CUNDIFF RACHEL FoUTz DOROTHY BROXVN THELMA BRYANT ALFRED BURT LEO ENGLE HAzEL CADD HALLIE BUTTERXVORTH MARY DAVIS CMIG LUTHER FALLS and . . .MR. BOYD G. POWELL . .' . . .LESTER CUNDIEE . . . . . . . . . .CHESTER WVRIGHT ...MR. MEMBERS V Trumpets AZELE FUNK A JERYL POVVELL MARY JETER FUNK FRANCIS SUELETTE BERTHA MULLINS 4 Lois XVATSON Clarinels J ACK FITZPATRICK HousToN MILLER MARTHA FOWLER ULIA NIOSELEY C1-IEL NANCE JOSEPHINE N EXVMAN Altos ' MASGN NoEL FREEMAN FUNK ALYCE KENT CECIL N1xoN Barilones RICHARD THOMAS Tmmbones I CECIL PGWELL MAUDE SAUNDERS LESTER POWELL HAZEL CUNDIEE THOMAS KENT Saxophone: GEORGE LUCAS HUGH FUNK Drums EVERARD PHELP5 DORINE GRAY Bass HILL EDMUNDS -'Ei 50 IJ . . . . lI'IILL EDMONDS PW. HOUSTON MILLER VENNIE WHITE 1 CHESTER WRIGHT HAROLD POWELL MARGARET ROBERTSON MONTAGUE SXVAIN JULIA VINEYARD EARL POWELL JEAN Scon- 'I he Blac 5wau+ 19 4 ffnanb 'T HE IVILLIAIVI BYRD BAND was organized this year and placed under the direction of Mr. Boyd Powell. From the number of musicians in school a very accomplished group was selected. Both boys and girls were chosen for this group which included about forty-four members. The different pieces Were II trumpets, 2 baritones, 3 saxophones, 3 altos, 3 drums, 6 trombones, and I6 clarinets. Cn January 13th, the band made its formal debut. This was the night of the dedication of our gymnasium. The members of the band, clad in attractive uni- forms of maroon and orange, made a splendid appearance which supplied a bit of color to such a memorable occasion. The uniforms were provided through the industry of our principal, assistant principal, and the help from friends of the school. The band Went to Roanoke on January 26th to play at a Red Cross meeting held in the Elks Club. ' What would a circus be without a band? The band contributed the finishing touches for the circus held in our high school auditorium. The WVilliam Byrd band vied for honors with the 116th Infantry band in a concert given in the school on February I5tl'1. In hflarch, the band journeyed to Pulaski to provide entertainment at the District I teachers' meeting. The band gained more popularity with the teachers by playing before a meeting of the Roanoke City teachers. Two concerts were rendered at the Junior League meeting in Salem. They were received with much approval. These concerts were conducted by lVIr. W. I-I. Nliller, faculty member. The band was organized too late for our football season, but it came forth with flying colors at the District VII track meet held at Leggett Field. The high school band has been a welcome addition to the educational facilities of our school. Other schools in this vicinity have looked more or less envious as our band would pass by. In the near future We believe it will be among the leading high school bands of the state. Next year a larger and more elaborate program has been planned for our band. IVe are greatly indebted to those who have made the band a success. -sf 51 E+' 'Che Black xJxJX1xJxJyJxJx- X1A:A1A:A:A:A:A:AvA Svvatv 19 4 A-A fx A A fy fx 1 1x:Jx-J yzzxj 1x:Jx:Jg'JX:1 Prexident. . . , . . Vice Prefidmzt. . . Secretary ..... Trea.ru1'e1' ....... Faculty Adzrifor. . . FLOXVERZ Lilac RUTII Amos ATLAS BEARD DORIS BRONVN ALFRED BURT CHRISTINE CRONR PEARL DARNELL EDNA DUNMAN C mmercial Club OFFICERS MOTTO: I 11 zlze jJv'c'.f.e1zt our future Zia: MEMBERS ELVA FISHER HELEN GRAY ELVA HOLDREN DOROTHY HORN RACHEL JONES LIJCILLE KELLY HELEN LOGAN IRENE MCDOXVELL MARY ALICE MUSE MARY WYATT PETTY DOROTHY PULLIANI POSY SAUL EUNICE SAUNDERS DOROTliY SCHNVARTZ -fff52i?ff . . . .DOROTIiY HORN . . .CHARLOTTE SCOTT .......RUTH AMOS . . . . .PIERBERT TAYLOR . . . . .MISS ELLEN KEISTER COLORS: Orchid and Green CHARLOTTE SCOTT ELIZABETH SPROUSE HERBERT TAYLOR LORRAINE TESTERINIAN EARLINE WEAVER ELRA WHITE HAZEL WRIGHT Yvookfnlpree - - - Htbletics 'Che Black Swan 1934 I 1 i '. ' 1 1 NIR. PAUL E. AHALT X X ll - Coach any 51 Lx? A PM W 'Clie 'Black X A-Jyvfyvfx-Avjxvfy .Svvatv 19 4 X-yy-xg A jg jx-Jxvyy-Jyvyijyvjy-Jyvzxv-1xvJxY A-Jx:Jg'JX J Al' ,Athletic Council Captain Football ............ . . .Mavzagfr Football ............ Captain Boyf' Bafleet Ball. Alavtager Boyf' Basket Ball .... Captain Girlf' Bcukcz Ball. Illanager Girly' Basket Ball .... Captain Baxeball ..........,. ll-lanager Bafeball ......... Captain Trark ........ Manager Tmrk ........... Sen-:tary and Treafurer .... .4Ilverti,ring lllanager .... MII. P. E. AIIALT, Coach .... . . . . MR. H. L. QHORN, Coach ...... NIR. I. L. THOMPSON ' NIRS. I. H. lVIosE1.EYl ' ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ......JAMEsBEARD . . ...WILSON ADKINS . . .WALTER POLLARD . . . ...WVILLIAM MUSE . . . .CONSTANCE COMPTON .. .PAMELIA SPRADLIN . . . .IQENNETH MOORE . . . .LIERMAN SMITH .. . . .JESSE KAYLOR . .... VVILSON ADKINS . . .IiERBERT TAYLOR , . . .LESTER CUNDIFF FACULTY MEMBERS ....Fo0tl1all,Ba.rleetBall,Ba.rz'ball ......................Tracle . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Faculty Repre.ventatioe.r Miss KATHERINE ANDERSON, Coach ....... . . . .... Girlx' Burke: Ball -:Sf 55 359 The Black x-Jxvzx-Aix A A A X JY IX Jx Jx-Jx'Jx-A' fy Ji Sw an + 19 4 A-X -fi-ji-fi-if-fi-fi-5 jxJy ,monogram C1 ubl GIRLS' BASKET BALL RUTH AMOS I EVELYN CREWS - VIRGINIA- GREEN SELMA BERRY DOROTHY DUNN VIRGINIA NUNLEX' DORIS BROWN VIRGINIA FIRESTONE NELL SHORT RUBY BUCK ELIZABETH FRALIN - - MARY SI-IULL CONSTANCE COMPTON Lois GRAY PAMELIA SPRADLIN ELIZABETH SPROUSE, Cheer Leader ' - WILSON AIIKINS, Football Manager JAMES BEARD, Football, Baseball, Basket Ball FOUNTAIN CHAPMAN, Football ALFRED COLE, Cheer Leader LESTER CUNDIFF LYNWOOD DENT, Football, Baseball, Basket Ball FRANCIS FALLS, Football EARL FISHER, Baseball CHARLIE FLIPPIN, Baseball HASSEL HALE, Football, Baseball HONVARD HALE, Football FRANCIS HUNT, Football JESSE KAYLOR, Football EDXVARD LASSITER, Baseball Manager GEORGE LUCAS, Baseball ' ' WILLIABI MARSHALL, Football M ariager . KENNETH MOOIQE, Football, Baseball, Basket Ball WILLIAM MUSE. Basket Ball Manager. . . RICHARD NEW'MAN, Cheer Leader HARRY PENICK, Manager Baseball WALTER POLLARD, Football, Baseball, Basket Balt GARLANOPURSLEY, Football Manager ' HERMAN SCOTT, Baseball, Football, Basket Ball RXCHARD SIMMONS, Basket Balt HERMAN SMITH, Manager Baseball HERBERT TAYLOR, Cheer Leader CHARLES WHITMIRE, Football AI 56 R' 'nfwau + 19 4 x Jx-JxvJxvJx-Jxvlx-Jx-QQ Jx lk Jx fx xy Jg yy J JJX-A A Jx Jxvfxvfy- vli 1xvJx- zxjzxjl x:1x:Jx:Jy:1x'Jx'1 William 55216 C ear' eabers ALFRED COLE VIRGINIA NUNLEY ELIZABETH SPROUSE CONSTANCE COMPTON MARY S1-IULL HERBERT TAYLOR RICHARD NEWIVIAN LOUISE WEBB Nhss ELLEN L. IQEISTER, Dirfclor The clzeer-leadmg of zhif ymr wax conducifd by KVIZ orgamfzed group of :hear Ieariem. Swfalzrx and 'll'lZ'if07 l71..S' whirh added color to the occafion were provided for eafh leafler. Pafz recorrlf haw .rhown that thi: group har benz inflruvizevzvlal in inxpiring our tram to ofclory in athlftic ronte,rl.r. They have endzavored to moi1ztai1L the high .rtanrlard of .vportf-manfhip in Ihr .rluzlfnt that if difjzlaynl on the fizld by our team. The cheer Iranian' were dircctzd by Min' Krixier, who ha: helped to cream' zz better Jchool .rpiv-it in our .rtudenz body. -'E+ 57 fif- FRANCIS FALLS Tackle KENNETH MOORE End FOUNTAIN CHAPMAN Guard WALTER POLLARD Emi HERMAN Sco'rT Quarter Back LYNWOOD DENT H aQf Back JAMES BEARD Cffaptainj Full Back FRANCIS HUNT H alf Back RALPH BOOTH Guard JESSE -KAYLOR Hay' Back HASSELL HALE Tackle' HOWARD I'IALE Guard ' CHARLES WVHITMIRE Center WILSON ADKINS CManagerj Qekflagk Swatv 19 4 x:Jx:1x:Jy'jg'JC:Jx:Jy:JCv,yv1x- Av fy- 1x:Jx:Jy:Jx:Jg'Jx:J f 5 X S 'I' A 'Ls I AI-IALT ..... MORGAN .... BEARD . . . ADKINS. .- . WHITE ,... JAMES ALIFF IRVINE BERRY RALPH BOOTH FOUNTAIN CHAPMAN HOWARD CHAPMAN LYNWOOD DENT FRANCIS DOWDY FRANCIS FALLS LUTHER FALLS ' i Oolball CONRAD FERGUSON HUER FIIZPATRICR CHARLES FOUTZ FIASSELL I'IALE HOYVARD HFALE FRANCIS HUNT JESSE- KAYLOR EDVVARD LASSITER RICHARD MEADOR PLAYERS EDWARD MI1'C11ELL ROBERT MITCHELL FIARTWELL MONTGOMERY BROWNIE MOORE KENNETH MOORE CHARLES PENICK HARRY PENICK LEONARD PETERS EVERARD PHELPS 60 1-3- ............Coach . . . .zffyistavzt Coach ...... .Captain . . .,... .... M :wager .fl.r.fi.rla1zt flaffwzager WALTER POLLARD CLARENCE PRICE Posv SAUL FIERMAN SCOTT EDNVARD SHORT RICHARD SIMMONS ARNOLD WEAVER CHARLES WIiITMIRE ALTON WIKIGHT 'Cl'1eAj3lacXlLAw.SWatmf 19 4 AA AAA ik Jxx 1y1y,1xJyJxyJyJgJxJ Tootball 'Q' HE FOOTBALL SEASON OF 333 was the most successful one in the history of the high school. At the opening of the season Coach Ahalt had a practically inexperienced squad to Work with. Nevertheless, he sent onto the field a scrappy, determined, and spirited team, intent on victory. Under his splendid coaching and the cooperation of our team a schedule was completed with seven games played and seven games won. The team was ably directed by Captain James Beard who-did his part in carry- ing the pigskin from the fullback position. Besides backing up the line he was expert at punting and passing. Beard was assisted from the halfback positions by Dent and Kaylor who did no small part of the line-smashing. The elusive quarter- back Was none other than Herman Scott. After calling signals he smuggled the pigskin across on end runs. Dent, Kaylor, and Scott combined to make the way clear for our smashing fullback. Hunt substituted at halfback. The center position was taken care of by the diminutive Whitmire. He was little but loud on the football field. Howard Hale and Chapman were our stellar guards with Booth keeping up the good work when Hale lost out. 'When it came to hitting hard and low Hassell Hale and the renowned Nooky Falls hlled the bill. V The end positions were filled by lVIoore and Pollard Whose alertness saved many plays for old alma mater. The season opened with the Terriers opposing Glass Hi, of Lynchburg. The final whistle found the score 7-6 in Vintonis favor. At Nlartinsville, we were again victorious, Winning by a score of 7-6. The team, visiting Radford on their Home-Coming Day, spoiled their fun by snatching a 7-o victory. But Lane Hi, of Charlottesville, visiting us on our Home- Coming Day, experienced no such good luck. The Terriers climaxed a successful day with a 7-o win, and also avenged an old score with the Charlottesville lads. The big game of the season-Jefferson Hi!! The Terriers', continued their good Work, ringing up a I3-7 victory over the Nlagicians.'? In this game seven seniors completed their high school football career. They were Beard, Chapman, Dent, Falls, hfloore, Scott, and Pollard. SCHEDULE Vinton. . . .... September 30th .... .... L ynchburg. Vinton October 13th. .. lX4art,insville Vinton October Sloth. . . Radford. . . . Vinton Vinton Vinton Vinton October 28th. . November 4th. November 17th November 25th -:xt 61 15+ Lane Hi .... Jefferson Hi Covington. . Lexington. . C511 Qileik 'xx' 1xvJy-Jyvjx-jg-Ji Jy XA Jy1y,kjX .Sw5m+19 4 ffvoys' P. -E. AHALT ..... . . . . POLLARD ..... MUSE. . . . JAMES BEARD 1VIAURICE BOOTH LYNwooD DENT GEORGE LUCAS ICENNETI-I MOORE Basket Yvall PLAYERS -if 62 FE XIVALTER POLLARD PIERMAN SCOTT HEMIAN SMITH ROY THRASHER CHARLES WIiITMIRE ..........Caac1z .......,Cajbiaz'1z .nld1ZllgL'7' xJxJxA1yJyJxA JxJgJCJy1yJg1x1 x:Jy:1y:Jy:jk:1qJx:1x:Jxv xy-Jxvjx-1x:JX:Jx:Jx:Jx:1xiJy:1x:J Ynoys' 'Basket ffmll 'M HE BASKET BALL SQUAD enjoyed a successful season this year, Winning I3 out of zo games played and annexing the town tournament. Coach Ahalt sent onto the court this year five seniors, namely: Moore, Scott, Dent, Beard, and Pollard. That fighting spirit was never absent, and brought victory again and again to the team. Captain Bubbie Pollard, at forward, scintillated during the entire season. Scott, also at forward, was the feature of the season with his accurate shooting. lVIoore, playing center, put up a brilliant game at all times. Beard's remarkable offensive Work brought victory on many occasions. Dent, fast guard and excellent shot, did much to bring the team to the front. This year's reserves, Whitmire, Booth, Lassiter, Smith, and Thrasher, promise a good quint for next year. SCHEDULE Vinton ....,.. Vinton ....... Vinton ....... Vinton. . . Vinton ....... Vinton ....... Vinton ..,.... December Sth ....... .... December 21st ..... ..., January 9th ..... .... January I3tl1... .... january 16th ..... .... january 19th ..... .... January 26th. . . . . . . Bent Mountain Fincastle ...... St. Andrews. . . Jefferson .... F incastle .... Radford ....... Blacksburg .... Vinton. . . January 30th ..,.. . , . .Troutville. , . . . Vinton ..... February 2d ..... .... I loclcy Mount. Vinton ....... February 7th .... .... R Iartinsville. . . Vinton ..... Vinton ....... Vinton... .. Vinton ....... Vinton ....... Vinton ....... Vinton ....... Vinton Hi. Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi Junior Varsity junior Varsity junior Varsity junior Varsity Junior Varsity junior Varsity Junior Varsity junior Varsity .....28 .....19 February 9th .... .... February Ijtli. . . .... February 16th. . ,. .... February 2ISt. February 23d. March 6th. . . March Ioth ............,... St. Andrews. . . Troutville ..... kdartinsville. . . Jefferson ...... Radford ...... . Blacksburg .... Rocky IWount. . VINTON'S CITY TOURNAMENT Ballantine's Aces. ., Vinton Baptists .... V. I-I. S. Alumni .... JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE January Ioth .........,.... january 27th ..... .... February 9th .... . . . February 14th .... . . . February 17th .... February 19th .... . . . February 24th .... .... March 9th ................. Bent Mountain NY juniors, . . .Back Creek .... .VVilliam Fleming . . . .Baptist Orphanage .Back Creek .... IfVilliam Fleming Y Juniors. . . VINTON'S CITY TOURNAMENT junior Varsity ........... 25 ...................... V. H. S. Faculty. . . Junior Varsity ..... .... 1 8 ........ . ............. Ballantine's Aces. . . af 63134- The Black xJxlk1xJgjgyyJX Swarv 19 4 x:A:AjA'A:A:AjA:1y'A-A'Av1g1x:1x:AjJx:Jx:A:A:1 Girls' Basket Ymll Miss IQATHERINE ANDERSON. . . CONSTANCE COMPTON. . . PAMELIA SPRADLIN. . . RUTH AMOS SIILMA BERRY DORIS BROWN DOROTHY BROWN CONSTANCE COMPTON EVELYN CREVVS PLAYERS DOROTI-IY DUNN VIRGINIA FIRESTONE ELIZABETII FRALIN MARY JETER FUNK LOIS GRAY VIRGINIA GREEN -PM 64 ik .......CoaclI ... . . Capiain . . . .Ma7ldgET ALMA LESTER GERALDINE MONTGOMERY VIRGINIA NUNLEY YVETTA SCHWARTZ NELL SHORT NIARY SHULL E Black .SVOHI1+ 19 4 x A A A jx A Jxvlxv Xvlx-Avfx lk-lg JC xx f xjyyizxzzxzfxjfxjjyvjx- 1xv 1511 Jyvyx- Jxvj yvzyjl x- 1x:1x:1x:J Girls' Basket Yvall 'Q' HE GIRLS' BASKET BALL TEAM enjoyed a very successful season. The girls were victorious in IO games out of the I5 played. The games with Troutville and Radford resulted in a tie. The seventh grade and Freshman class contributed valuable new material for our team this year. YVith the graduation of Shull, Compton, and Short, our team will be weakened considerably. They will leave their guard positions to Crews, Fralin, and other good prospects. Captain Zonie Compton played a stellar game at guard with the able assistance of Short, Shull and Crews. A Selma Berry and Ruth Amos were outstanding in center with Green and Firestone also playing center. Firestone also played guard. Fralin alternated at forward and guard. Brown, Grey, Dunn, and Nunley were the forwards. The prospects for the team of ,35 are very good. Nlost ofthe regulars will return in addition to Newman, Lawhorn, Montgomery, Funk, D. Brown and other good prospects. SCHEDULE Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. .. Vinton Hi... Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. .. Vinton Hi. . . Vinton Hi. . . V11 wily .. . . .Bent Nlountain. . . . ....,Fincastle. . . . . . .. .....Fincastle. . . .. .....Raclford,............. .....Blacksburg........... . . . . .Troutville Independents .....RockyhfIount......... .....Troutville. . . . .. .. . . .Martinsville . . . .....Troutville. . .. .....Martinsvillc. . . . .....Radford...... .....Blacksburg. . . . .. .....................Rocl:yMount.... it nior Vzlrfily Vinton Hi .... ...........,... B acl: Creek.. . . . . Vinton Hi ..... lfVilliani Fleznin . . . Vinton Hi ..... Back Creek ...... . . . Vinton H1 ..... lVilliam Fleming .... . . . Vinton Hi ..... Salem ........... . . . . Vinton Hi. . . .... .... ............ B e nt IX-fountain. . . .. ati 65 1131- JoIIN BALDWIN JAMES BEARD FRANCIS F ALLS EARL FISHER CHARLIE FLIPPIN DATE April I4tlI ..... April .ZISL ..... April .z4tlI ..... April 27th ..... May ISI ..... May 4th ..... Nlay 7th .... Alay Ioth ..... May Istll. .. May IStlI,... AIIALT . ....... SMITH ...... . Mooxua ..... Yaaseball Beam PLAYERS I'IASSELL I'IALE ERNEST I'IESS IXUBREY JONES GEORGE LUCAS SWANSON MCALLISTER . :KENNETH MOOIKE SCHEDULE SCHOOL .Salem Baptist Orphanage. . . .. ..........BassCtt........,.. .......RockyMount...... ...........Radford....,..... ....Salem Baptist Orplianagen... .........Covington......... ........Bassett......... . .... Rocky Nlount. . . . . . . . .Covington, . . ....Radford. . .. -'Cl 66 H+ NVALTER POLLAIID Posv SAUL SHERMAN SCOTT ROY THRASIIER BERNARD YVIMAIER PLACE . . . .Vinton . . . .Vinton . . , .Vinton . . . .Vinton . . . .Salem . . .. . . .Vinton .........Bassett . . . . .Rocky Nlount . . . . . .Covington . .. ...Radford ..........CoarlI . . , .Manager ....CapIai1z Q5?I?.i?filP 5wan+19 4 xvxxvzx-A-jg jxvJx'Jy-Jx- xy- jx-Jx-Jxvzx-Jixw 1xv1yiJx Av! H. L. I'IORN .... ADKINS ..... KAYLOR. . . .. JAMES BEARD IRVINE BERRY WALTER BRYANT FOUNTAIN CHAPMAN JAMES CRUMI, :HILL EDMUNDS Erack Beam ........Coach . . . .zlifauczger . . . .............. .... C apzaiu MEMBERS FRANCIS FALLS JAMES PHLEGAR EARL FISHER PHILLIP PIILEGAR JESSE ZKAYLOR EDWARD PURSLEY EUSTACE MEADOR THOMAS SILCOX HAR'l'XVELL NIONTGOMERY CHARLES WIiITLIIRE :KENNETH MOORE CHESTER WRIGH'F MASON NOEL V DISTRICT TRACK MEET The District VH Track Meet was held at Leggett Field on April 28th. 'Wytheville defeated Vin- ton 71 to 39. -,si 67 531-- ATHLETIC SNAPSHOTS .- G9 Bladk SVOHITV 19 4: CAAAJXAAA X-1X,fX1xJx1xJx1x1 C Jxi 1x:Jy'Jx'1xlx:Jx: Av jijy-yy-1gvJx-J y:Jx:1x:1xjJy:jX:j School Calenoar SEPTEMBER 15TH-School oflicially opens. OCTOBER 28TH-Home-Coming Day. Lane Hi-og William Byrd-7. NOVEMBER 4'rH-lrVl1at! Again? Jefferson Hi-75 William Byrd-13. NOVEMBER 25TH-Football season endsg an undefeated, untied team. Q NOVEMBER 3oTH-DECEMBER IST-Thanksgiving holidays. DECENIBER ISTH-'JllHlO1' class play, Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. DECEMBER IQTH-SCI'll01' class rings. DECEINIBEIK 22D-JANUARY 2D-Christmas holidays. JANUARY I3'fLI1DCCllC3.tiOU of new gymnasium. First formal appearance of band. FEBRUARY 3D-'VZLTHUHI and Vailey Circus, sponsored by entire school. FEBRUARY IZTI-I?lX1lSS Gish's wedding day. FEBRUARY 15TH-Concert by 116th Infantry and William Byrd High bands. FEBRUARY 26TH-MARCH 2D-Heavy snowfallg a week's vacation. - MARCH 15TH-First debate held with Fincastle. MARCII x6'rH-Sophomore class play, One Minute of Twelve. NIARCII 22D-YVilliam Byrd Hi wins Vinton's Championship Basket Ball Tournament. RIARC1-1 23D-Dr. lVIcDowell leaves Bible class. JMARCH 29TH-'ROBHOIQC County Basket Ball Tournament Hnals. APRIL 6TH-Commercial Club hike. APRIL II'ru-Dramatic Club plays, Thanks Awfully, HEll1lCI',,7 and Dust of the Road. APRIL :corn-Minstrel, sponsored by P. T. A. YLXPRIL 2Is'r-District Literary Nleet at Radford. APRIL 28TH--District Track Meet at Vinton. MAY 4'r1-I-Faculty play, The Man from Nowhere IVIAY IITH-Virginia Literary and Athletic League lVIect. RIAY 25111-Junior-Senior Reception. NIAY 28TH-29TH-Senior exams. JUNE IST-Senior play, Daddy Long Legs. JUNE 3D-Baccalaureate Sermon, by Dr. Walter P. Biuns, Pastor ofthe First Baptist Church, Roanoke. JUNE 7TH-Operetta by the Glee Club, Once in a Blue Moon. JUNE 8TII1C0lHl'l1C1'lCCl'llCl'lf Address, by Dr. W'alter K. Greene, Duke University. -rf 69 +R . ! 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Buz'!a'z'7zg Contractor ROANOKE, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 4719 Builder of the William Byrd High School Q21 76 Inf- TEZZZOIZKQS f To the students ofthe William Byrd High School We extend our cordial greetings. May this issue of The Black Swan help to perpetuate the spirit', which the Staff has endeavored to portray and may pleasant memories be recalled by its perusal. We deem it a privilege to place at your disposal our more than fifty years' eX- perience in the printing business. 619' The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co. I L STONE, Preridmt Q ROANOKE VIRGINIA