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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1936 volume:

QQVVVNJVNJ EX LIBRIS Q f2W4f NJNJNJNQYNJNJN-JS! SJEWJGQN-Y EIS! T115 XXrILLI:A1f BYRD I'IIGIi SCHOOL AJ: NIGIIT THE BLACK SWAN 1936 NJN! VOLUME THREE PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF WILLIAM BYRD HIGH SCHOOL VINTON,VIIIGINIA U10 Black 5wan+19 I I T l - Sig 4 gi I ' .I I I I I i Q?, fwr42iav-1'ffu'vTiif ' I-, sh 9 J I- e ' .A , ,4 ,V 5. ,,,'x,' I,, J .'ff,J-i'Fu:' ,L I-. ', , :Min v',Ii'l2 H , fy 4 , gm, ,35q,1..' f .- V r' ,. , 1 , . 1 Q-. -r - , I, ,. , . - , I f',11.L:I+ V :gf .v , ' DEDICATION AI. IHII x,I THE SENIOR CLASS OF WILLIAM BYRD IIIGII SCHOOL AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATES THE THIRD VOLUME OF THE HBLACK SWAN T0 Miss Elizabeth Trout -Milf M :'jxrN.!w.J'w.r laqk Swan+1936 HERMAN L. HORN Privzcipzzl -151513 NJN! 'dw Black wRn+19 wvvvv A vvN..f33iJzi f Faculty MR. H. L.- HORN, Principal MR. J. L. fl' Mlss ELLEN L. KN1s'1'RR MR. W. H. MILLER Mlss Lois OVERS'l'REli'1' MR. P. E.A11AL'1' Miss MAR E. CARTER MRS. J. H. Mosmv Miss Susvu FITZ1'A'1'K1CK Miss BRRRA HARTNAN M1ss CARRIE PENCIL MRS. MARY B. SNIDER M1ss MARY GAY BRCKNIAR Miss .MARGUER1'l'E COMPTON Mlss MARGAliE'l' FRY M69- WMV J. HoN1'soN, Assiswut Principal Mlss SYBIL MARSHALL Mlss EL1zARR'r11 TROUI MISS Lols CARSON MR. JOHN C. LAYMAN MR. PAUL E. M YERS, MISS LILLIE BOSWELL MRs.ANN1R B. S'r1FN U10 'Black Swau+19 V 'ff vvvvvvv 4 - .,.K.., - A A 3 M221 ' ,.,.,,,. 'A Black Swan SMH OFFICERS ... . ....NORR1s CONRAD .. . . . . .ELIZABETII GOODE . . . . . .JOHN L. THOMPSON Editor-rfrr-Cincy ........ .,.....,..... Business Manager ...,. Faculty Advisor ..... .......,..... MEMBERS Senior FRANCES COOK FRANCES CARTER HUFF FITZPATRICK PEGGY THIERRY ELTON OVERSTREET KATHLEEN' BURT DAVIS WEAVER SELMA BERRY DOROTHY BROWN IRMA SPROUSE EUSTACE MEAOOR Jnnior JOHN WILKERSON EDITH KELLY Soplzornore MARGARET MARSHALL Freslrrnnn Seventh Grade MANUEL WEEKS BILLY COLEMAN AIHIR gbdefiaci SWen+19 - ri Senior Class OFFICERS President. ....... , . Vice President ..... Secretary. , . Treesruer sun nun:--.ann L ......WOODROWMCILWAIN ,. ...SnLnrA BERRY ..........FRANCESCOOK .. . . ,RICHARD NEWMAN Morro: Life is etcorrrplislrnrerit, not mere ertistenee FLOWER! Rose Faculty .fldrrisor ...... WOODROW W. MCILWAIN President oi Junior Class, '35g Glee Club Secretary, '35g Drnmntic Club, 35g Football' '34, '35g President oi Student Government: '30, President oi Senior Class, '36. FRANCES ELIZABETH Coon Commercial Club, '34g Assistant Editor oi BLACK SWAN, '36g Secretary Senior Class, '36 Cotonsa Pink and W lrite . , . . . .Miss ELIZAl31iTll'i'ROUT SELMA ELIZABETI-I BERRY Basket Ball, '33, '34, '35g Captain, '30g Monogram Club, '33, '34, '35g Atbletio Council, '36g Dramatic Club, '34, '36g Glee Club, '33g Roeeerirr Stnii, '33g BLACK SWAN Stall, '34, '36s Vice President of Junior Class, '35g Vine President of Senior Class, '36. RiCHARD MURRAY NEWMAN Kuucoairr Staff, '33g Debating Club Reporter, '33, '34, '35g Public Speaking Club, '36g Glee Club, '33gRepo1'ter, 34, '35, President, '36g Monogram Club, '33, '34, '35s Booster Club, '33, '34, '35, '36g Cheer Leader, '33, '34, '35, '36g Treasurer of Senior Class, '36. Cbe 'Black b U'v'vv N'vvQ vvvvv O'l'Hll ll. MJKINS, lu. lloblbull, '34, '35, 'l'rzu'lc, '35, Cupluin 'l'rzu'lc, '36, lllllleliv Couuvil, '36 ,IRAN H:lYDllbl BROOKS lluf nzllflvsl uuzuum' mul llu' ,Ef!'lllll'3l lll'!ll'l DOROTllY MAROARll'l' BRUWN 4-I-I Club, '33, Cleo Club, '33, '34, '36, Drunlutllr Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, Baud, '34, '35, '36,Sevret:1ry- 'l'reusurer, '36, Basket Bull, '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Proplmel, '36, K1l'l'll LEIEN YIROINIA BUR'I' Draunutliv Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, Olce Club '33, '34, '35, Class l-lisluriuu, '36 Siu' is Nlllllll, slze ls shy DORO'l'l'lY LOUISE CflI,l,lll'lAN 0!y VERA FRANCES CllR'l'llR Druuuuil- Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, Olga Club, '34, '35, '36, llfliloriul Stull, '35, All llcliuu, '36 +ll9l3+ Cite Biotin voan+19 N-v'NufNJNJN.A NJNdNJb:,!,MJhsJfsv', ELEANOR NORRIS CONRAD BLACK Swan Stair, '35 , Editor-in-Chief BLACK SWAN, '36, Dramatic Club, '35, Reporter '36' Secretor of 1 l ' I y Student Government, '36, Secretary of Athletic Count-il, '36. GRACE CLAUDINE CRONK Glee Club, '33, Dramatic Club, '34 KA'l'HERlNIl DICKSUN libtool in body, but present lu naar! FRANCIS WILLA DOWDY Assistant Manager of Boys' Basket Ball, '31 , Midget. Basket Ball, '31, Stage Manager, '32, Athletic Counoil, '32, Monogram Club, '32, Manager Boys' Basket Ball, '32, Advertising Manager of Ath- letics, '33, Football, '35, Basket Ball, '36, Track, '36. , . Maur utrzaanrul raaoosou ft ' Booster out, us, 'sa BaeketBa1l, '34, as FRANK HUFF FI'l'ZPA'l'RICK Football, '34, '35, '36, Basket Ball, '35, Captain, '36, Glee Club, '33, Secretary, '34, Track, '35, '36, Athletic Council, '36, Secretary Junior Class, '35, Boys' Sport Editor, '36. wtl10ik 'Clte 'Black SWau+19l CHARLES I. FOUTZ, ln. Football, '33, '34, Captain, '35, Basket Ball, '34 '35, '36, Baseball, '35, '36, Monogram Club, '34 '35, Athletic Council, '35, '36. MARTHA ELLEN FUWLER 4-H Club, '33, Cleo Club, '33, '34, Dramatic Club, '34, '33, '36, Band, '34, '35, '36, Basket Ball, '33 '34, '3 ,'36. NANCY ELIZABETH GUUDE Basket Ball Manager, '36, Business Manager ol Banca Swan, '36, Athletic Council, '36, Student Council, '36, Assistant Basket Ball Manager, '35, Commercial Club, '35. EFFIE CLARA GREGORY Dramatic Club, '36 CLOYSE HALL Track, '36 MARY KATE HALLMAN Glee Club, '35, '36, Dramatic Club, '36, President of Public Speaking Club, '36 tl 11 la- Cbe 'Blaclx Sv vfNdNJ,Nu'N 5wan+19 MARGARET ELINIIR HATCHER Dramatic Club, '34, Glee Club, '34, Booster Club, '35 DORIS II'l'HELYN HILL President of Ilreslu1uu1Cl:1ssg Dramatic Club, '33, 334, '35g Debating Club, '33, '34, '35, '36 HUBERT HUNLEY Great men speukl1fllle BEATRICE JACOBS Size is u girl both lovbzg and sincere ALICE LANKIIIIRD Booster Club, '35, Dramatic Club, '35g Busket Bull, '35, 'l'reusurcr Public Speaking Club, '36 JAMES WILLIAM LAUGHLIN 7'4vpiful sludeul, slrrllug friend, Slrlzolur cmd mall lu perfecl ble1ul. +ll12Ill- ' gtxrlblacb MARGARET LAVONIA MCCRAW Glee Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, Booster Club, '34, '35, Dramatic Club, '35, '36, 4-H Club, '33 MARY MARTHA MCCRAW Cleo Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, Booster Club, '33, '34, '35, Dramatic' Club, '34, '35, '36 EVERETT EUSTACE MEADUR Track, '34, Dramatic Club, '35, Vice President, '36, Manager Basket Ball, '36, Assistant Nlanager Basket Bull, '35, Athletic Council, '36, Annual Stafi,'36. ,f ' 7 MARGARET ADELAIDE MILNER 4-H Club, '33, Glee Club, '33, '34, '35 , '36, Drarnatir Club, '35, '36, Booster Club, '34, '35, Cheer Leatler FRANCES WATTS MITCHELL Rorttouirz Staff, '33, 4fH Club, '33, Glee Club, '33, '34, '35, Dramatic Club, '33, '34, '35, President, '36 RUTH MOORE Secretary Freshman Class, '33, Dramatic Club, '33, '34, Glec Club, '33, '34, '35 'tl13llr JULIAN EDGAR MOORE Ever ulllllug and capable lo do ullzoleeer he llllfl8l'lllRllS gl A MYRTLE MARlE MULLINS A olurerful We rleuold of ture,- ll lulpby laugh lleurfl ezu'rylulrur1'. WILLIAM ROBERT MYERS He conquers ullm eurlures JAMES CARLTON OLIVER Glee Club, '34, Basket Bull, '34, '35, '36 Booster Club, '35 ELTON NOAH OVERSTREET k, '35, '36, BusketBa1l, '35, '36g Glee Clu Booster Club, '36g Drumutic Club, '35, 'l'I'CdStl1'C1' 36 Mouogrum Club, '35, '36, Annual Staff, 36 MYRTLE CHRISTINE PATSEL Basket Bull, '34, '35, '36gDrz1matie Club, 34 '35 5 Booster Club, '35 T143- Swon+19 'Cbe Black 5wau+19 v MABLE PAULINE PATSEL B:1sketBull, '34, '35, '36, Booster Club, '30, , 4 Dramatic Club, '35 CLAUDINE LEE PAXTON Dramzttic Club, '34, '35 gouu HARRY PENICK What should u mul: do but he nufrry? MARGARET FRANCES ROBERTSON Rouroviu Stull, '32, '33, 4-H Club, '32, '33, Cleo Club, '32, '33, '34, Dramatic Club, '33, '34, '35, '36 William Byrd Baud, '33, '34, '35, Vive Presicleut, '36. MARY KATHLEEN SE'l l'LE , fl Clee Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, Dramatic Club, '34, '35, '36, Booster Club, '34, '35 ,.' , ouucu LUCILLE suout 0' Glee Club, '33 gl' 'N' ll -M115 -,X ' , 4. - ,-l- ,., qlgrybbgbq v 44153, Sweu+19 vvv'dUl':5E ARLINE FRANCES SMITH Drumutie Club, '33, Glee Club, '34, '35, '36 RU'l'H VIRGINIA SMl'I'ItI Sln' uzeels success eu work ur play, .els well us welll her fl'zezuls. LORRAINE EDITH SNEAD Public Speaking Club, '36, Glee Club, '33, '34, '35, 36, Drumutie Club, '33, '34 -an-nd IRMA LEE SPROUSE Ilbeusurer ol Eeeellmuu Clues, '33, Debuliug Club 33 34 35'lJ1'z,1u'1ul1eClub '33 '34 '35 '36 65363-'cllllpj '33, '34, us, cube Lbulel, '33 '36, Assistant Business Mzmuger ol l31,lut1c SWAN, '36. I JUANITA ELAINE SUZDR Vice PresideutFresl1muu Clues, '33, Glee Club, '33 '34, '35, '36, Dramatic' Club, '34, '35, '36, 4-H Club '33, Booster Club, '35, EDWARD DAVIS IVIONTAGUE SWAIN Glee Club, '33, Buucl, '34, '35, '36 'll16Il' I C50 Black 5wan+19 PECICCIV 'l'lllllRRY' lllcc Club, '34, Dcbulixuq Club, '35, '30, SGlllOl Cl:us:sSclu1lll1', '30, .flsslsmul llflllor ol l3l,Al'K SWAN U LllWRlENClE DAVIS Wlilllfllll l3zlSc'lJz1ll, '35, '30, l3uSliQl l3:1ll, '34, '35, '30, Dru- llllllll' Club, '34, '35, '30, llllllolic' Cbuuvll, '30, .flsslsluul Business lblxuulgul, l31,Ac'l4 SWAN, '30 LOUISE llllNl'CS WEBB Cl1ec1'le:ulel', '34, '35, '30, Booster Club, '34, '35, llresiflcut, '30, 4-ll Club, '35, '30, Vice Preslcleul, '30, lVlon0grum Club, '34, '35. lll,lCllNllR ll1lR'l'l'lRlllll'l' WllllD 4-ll Club, '33, liuuslbr Club, '32 'Wall lllll,DRED GllR'l'l'lRlGll'l' Wlllll,RlDGlE lflmrxrrllfrl lu l0Ll'l1ll'l' mul gnml lll!lll7l ' +3 17 ll- l,l Tfbe Bloch Swan+19 if gjhwef NJNJYJNJNJ Senior Class History The curtain drops, and the end of our high school days draws near. Four years have swiftly passed since the Class ol '36 entered Vinton High School as Freshmen. These four years have been pleasant for us all. When we entered high school in the fall oi nineteen hundred thirty-two, our loyal band, numbering one hundred and sixty-six, started the journey that we had been looking forward to lor some time. Our enthusiasm ran high, and it was with happy hearts that we set out as Freshmen. Doris Hill, Elaine Suzor, Ruth Moore, and Irma Sprouse were chosen class oliicers. The second year was begun with the same enthusiasm as the iirst, although our number had decreased to one hundred and live. We were placed under the super- vision ol Miss Gish. That year Charles Penick, Gary Myers, Juanita Austin, and Maurice Booth were chosen our leaders. Our class was well represented in the activities ol the school. Then came our Junior year. Some history is dull and uninteresting, but to us our Junior history was not. Through the untiring ellorts of Miss Elizabeth Trout, our sponsor, the play, Elopement of Ellen, was a great success. Finally came the ailair of the year, the junior-Senior Banquet, a gala event, when the Seniors departed with happy memories. The year of all yearsmSeniors at lastl How proud were we to lili the vacant chairs left by the Seniors who preceded usl But where was all the dignity and superiority which we thought Seniors always acquired? We couldnt be digniiied. Having proved to be a capable leader, Woodrow Mcllwain was again chosen President ol the class. He was ably assisted by Selma Berry, Frances Cook and Richard Newman. We were very proud to be able to publish the third volume oi the BLACK Swan. The Stahl chosen by the class were as follows: Norris Conrad, Peggy Thierry, Frances Cook, Elizabeth Goode, Irma Sprouse, Davis Weaver, Selma Berry, Hull Fitzpatrick, Dorothy Brown, Kathleen Burt, Eustace Meador, Frances Carter and Elton Gverstreet. Green Stockings, our Senior Class Play, was presented in April, under the excellent direction of Miss Trout. On April 30, 1936, the class was very happy to hold a ceremony in which we dedicated a Kasta Blue Spruce to the school. We were the lirst class to do so, and we hope the Senior Classes of the future will continue this custom. To our teachers, lor their untiring efiorts in our hehall, we wish to express our highest appreciation. They have given to us their time and knowledge, and we hope to repay them some day. N ow that we have reached the summit, we find ourselves ready to go to a new lield, but it is with sad hearts that we say larewell to William Byrd High School. We will always cherish the memories of the happy days spent there. all 18 its Clte Black 5wan+19 l.ast Wi and 'estament We the Class of '36, ol William Byrd Ffigh Sehooi, lieing of sound mind, memory, and under- standing, lint nevertheless mindinl that our lile as a e ass will soon he at an ond, do, on this tliird day ol june, in the year of our Lord one tionsand, nine hunrlred and thirty-six, in the Common- wealth ol Virginia, make, puhlish and declare this to ie our last will and testament, eolleel.ively: We, the Senior Class, do leave to the Juniors our is ignity and quietnes in the study hall. We leave to hir. Layman all the hroken test tuhes which he will lind hidden n the drawers ol the desk. 'l'o our laeulty sponsor, hliss lilizaheth Trout, we wish to express our thanks lor working so laithlnlly with ns and also will to her the hope that she might again he so fortunate as to lieeomo sponsor of a elass equal to this one. 'llo hl r. Horn we leave the rare of the sprneo tree. SliVliRrll.l,Y : ., lltha Adkins, do will my position as eaptain ol the traek team to Clarenee lioitnott. ., Charles lioutz, do will my surplus weight to Lynwoorl hloore. f, Hull' llitzpatriek, do will my title of Speed Demon to Boll Akers. ., Woodrow lllellwain, do will my position as president ol' the Senior Class to jesse tiearhart, provided he carries on the work as well as l have. We, liustaee hleador and Elton tlverstreet, do will our senior privilege ol having a lzottom loeker to anyone in the junior Class who is hig enough fool to rave it. , fiiehard Newman, do will my extraordinary strength to fiuster lirown. ,, .Javis Weaver, do will all the ehawing gum that hliss Keister has made me dispose ol to l-larry W ade. -larry lieniek, do will my good looks to Harold Powel. ,.. . Selma Berrv, do leave mv athletie aliilitv to Geraldine llfl'0I1i'OlllCl'Y. i , . . is . , lorothy lirown, do will my ireekles to Hazel Dove. ', iranoes Cook, do will my stenographie ahility to hlaxine arker, provided she uses it in the same way which l have, that use heing to keep in tout-h with her hoy friends. f, hlarlha Fowler, do will my quiet manner to Helen Sis er. Q, lilizaheth Goode, do will my aliility to look alter the memhers of the Girls' liasket liall Squad to Dorothy Bryant. f, hilary Kate Hallman, do leave my inlluenee over ,laek llitzpatriek to hlarie lianes, provided she uses it to the hest advantage. ., liranees hlitehell, do will my attractiveness to julia liay Vinyarcl. C, Kathleen Settle, do will my ahility to sing to the Clee Clah. , hlontague Swain, do will to Kenneth Young all the liatin test papers on whieh l have passed. t'l'here won't he very many.l Peggy 'l'hierry, do leave my ahility to deliate to Elsie lia'dwin. at I9 la- 'Che 'Black 5wen+19i vw v ' ' vvvvv v vvffwev wg SIN! J f., Irma Sprouse, do will my hlond curls to Nancy Shelor. fl, Dorothy Callahan, do will my place in English class to Charlotte lleath, provided that she makes hetter grades than l. f, Claudine Cronk, do will my hoyish hola to Virginia hlgell. f, lilizaheth Ferguson, do will my llaming red hair to Virginia Green. , lillie Gregory, do will my thoughtlulness to Rolzerta Craig. Q, Margaret Hatcher, do will my plaee heside lidna Dowdy to Eleanor liedigo. 1, lleatrice jacohs, do will my troy shyness to lilta Harvey. ,, Alice liankiord, do will my title of Alice, the Coon, to anyone who resemhles her as much as l. ., l-lelen Logan. do hequeath the privilege to talk in Mr. Millers study hall to Ddell Davis. We, Mary and l.avonia MrCraw, do will our sisterly love to Patty Sandridge and Maggie Lawhorn. Q, Adelaide Milner, do will my position as cheer leader to anyone whose mouth is as large as mine. f., Myrtle Mullins, do will my quiet disposition to lilizaheth Chisom. .., Margaret Rohertson, do will my hahy ways to julia 'lk Moseley. .,, ,ruth Moore, do leave my ahility to write a good hand to Mr, Thompson, who needs it very hadfy. QQ, Norris Conrad, do will my steady nerves to Nellie Bowles. .., Xohert Myers, do will my sleepy look to David Creasy. -, .irancis Dowdy, do leave to Jimmie Sandridge my llirtatious ways. I, Cloyse I-Iall, do will my indillerenee to Lois Watson. Q, 1Q-luhertHunley, do will my popularity with the girls to Ganymede Smith. i, William l.aughlin, do will my hashiul ways to john Wilkerson. Q., Qulian Moore, do will my largeness to Donald Bryant. Q, :lt11lCSllllVGY, do leave my deep hass voice to Ralph Edmonds. IQ, Qean Brooks, do will to Margaret Marshall my pleasing personality. We, the Business Managers ol the BLACK SWAN, do leave to Misses Fry, Carter, and Carson our thanks lor the use oi their street ear passes. Q, Kathleen Bart, do will the charge ol the class play tickets to anyone who likes to collect ereeited money hotter than I do. QL, Doris l-lill, do will my dimples to anyone who can hold their cheeks in place long enough to develop them. ,, Christine Patsel, do will my position on the All-County Basket Ball Team to Shirley Pedigo. Qf, Pauline llatsel, do will my interest in athletics to Maggie liawhorn. . , Claudine Paxton, do will my voice to anyone who can recite History in high C. Q., Grace Short, do will my perseverance to La Raine Sheall. Q, hrline Smith, do will my height to Vivian Kidd. .., Lorraine Snead, do will my locker in the hack ol Miss Marshalls room to anyone who has nerve enough to hrave the scornlul glances ol the teachers when I interrupt their classes. IQ, lilaine Suzor, do will my ahility to scream to Juanita Austin. ell 20 lt' 5Wan+19 U19 'Black 'VV' 'V vvvvv vvgvvw NINJNJNJNJNXNJ' l, Louise Welili, rlo will my title :ls the oeotosl senior girl to Nollio Bowles. l, lilezmor Wood, do will my clcsirc to spoml ifllfi l,liircl period iii Lllo typing room lo Pliyllis Wcolis. l, l'lilcl1'oilWoolrifliqc, clo will my lmowleclge of liremrli lo lllr. Miller. I, Ri1lliSmilli, do will my oliilily lo lmlilsli to liilliim Wimmcr. l, lirzimsos Corlor, clo will my ziliilily to wrilc to Iilizollolli Slizmlc, moviilcrl l.lwl sho will oooporolo witli me in writing my lirsl novel. Reflections Cllli'I'liR ..,... ..... i Moll loleilled ....,... ..... N mviiww Cowmm. Typical senior. ,. SWAIN Cowmlo . Moll lllgilified. .... ...., S wiuw Jowoi' Bmmy. . . llowmin. jwcoos. . Bmmi' ..... ..,.. Wilma. ..... .... . ClcoNK. , Cowmio ..,,., ...., lillllllill .... ..... SNICAD. .. llmzliv. ,. l-lm,l,l1iiN ...,.. ,,.,. SNIEAD .i,., Br-zmev. .. liululy. .. .. Hui, .... SNICAD ..... ..... Wilma. , . Moolm .,.. ,.,.. Cook ...... Biggextflirl. . .. . No liromi, lull, ,. Girl and Boy shy ..... ..... Mos! popular. . . Mos! ollroclive. . Most lurliferelzl. Mail lnlellecluol ..... Bei! looking ..... Iiiggasl cow ...., ..... Lozlesl .... Culcsl ...., lfliilliesl ...... . Bax! lliilllllllll ...., Mosl ollzlcllc ...... Smollasl ,.,.. Biggesl ...... Nealesl ...,.. Besl dressed ........... Most likely In succeed . .. . . . . . ., -ll 21 ll- i llVIERSTRl5I9'1l luwmw 'lowrz ,DICNICK ?,m,1, ly mvlmw 1-:NICK lac I l,lv.llN wlowm' lf moon llvldliS'fk1il'L'1' ll :moon li1'i'zm'm1cK li icwlmw llowrz Wimvim Wmivmi Wimvmi Che Black Swan+19 Swan News Flash This is station WBHS, owned and operatee by the Dowdy Electric Company, located on the top ol the Mountain Trust Bank, bringing to you the news events ol the day. Wake Up and Sing with Richard Newman as he broadcasts every week-day morning at eight-hiteen. The Music Goes Down and Around when Harry Penick strikes up his orchestra at his night club, Harry's Place, on the Williamson Road. He has employed Montague Swain, who has won the title ol jazz Swain, to play the clarinet and the dashing Kathleen Settle as vocalist. - Kathleen. Burt, who took a course at State Teachers College, Bast Radford, is now a member of the William Byrd Faculty. What's the Name oi That Song that is a song hit with everyone in the grand picture, just Us, co-starring Selma Berry and Woodrow Mcllwain? lt is being shown all this week at the Vintonian Theatre which was opened recently by none other than james Oliver. Margaret Hatcher, with Ruth Smith, her traveling companion, has sailed to Treasure Island lor her health. Charles Foutz, owner ol the Fontz Bakery Company, is Breakin' In a New Pair of Shoes which he has just purchased at the Myers Shoe Store. Although Claudine Cronk and Elizabeth Goode are residing in ditlcrcnt states, both. Have Their Fingers Crossed while they await the returns ol the election. Miss Crook is running for representative ol Garden City and Miss Goode as Senator from Louisiana Detective Meador has captured a gang ol desperate criminals and it is rumored that Ire will run lor governor ol New jersey lor this brave deed. Ai one in the hills ol Henry County, Bilie Gregory teaches at the little red school- house. Flease Believe Me, because it is quite unbelievable, when I tell you that Frances Mitcfrell is a local doctor at Salem, Virginia, and has her prescriptions lilled by its main clruggist, Hull Fitzpatrick. Dr. Mitchell is running in competition with Dr. Suzor, ol Ballyhack, whose practical nurse is Adelaide Milner. Cloyse Hall is Sittin' High on a Hilltop, since his investments in an oil company proved successful. The Patscls are Shootin' High at the baskets ol the Cook University ol Bedford, where Beatrice Jacobs, Dorothy Callahan, and Myrtle Mullins are the principal instructors. Arline Smith has accepted the position as beauty specialist ol the Webb Beauty Shop. at 22 lt- Che 'Black Swau+19 l'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter from the MeCraw Sisters because they promised to send me some news and liaven't. But I read in a screen book that they have made good as another Kelly-Todd team. Julian Moore Wislied Ou the Moon and is now an expert salesman for the Hunley Motor Company. Tie promising Norris Conrad is landlady ol the Home of Husbandless Women, but sic is progressing in the lield ol art, which is her sideline. flavis Weaver has taken Babe Ruth's place in big league baseball. Ruth Moore, better known as the Lady In Blue, is a model for the Peggy Maicf. Dresses. Frances Carter, an art instructor in New York City, is teaching her pupils to pain: a picture of thc Man On the Flying Trapeze. Qrma Sprouse, a lan oi horse races, is 'netting on Mrs. Astor's Horse in the next Derry. I Believe ln Miracles because Elizabetii Ferguson has opened a little place called, Ye Alice Shoppe, in honor ol her linaneier, Alice Lanklord. Otha Adkins is chief engineer of the project on Niagara Falls, jr., located on the outskirts of the city oi Vinton. Thanks A Million to jean Brooks for her influence in getting Mildred Wool- ridgc, Claudine Raxton, and Helen Logan in training at the Roanoke Hospital. Let Yoursel Go, Relax, says Lorraine Snead, who is gymnastics teacher at I-lolins College. Martha Bowler has achieved her lile's ambition, which was to hc a stewardess, she llics to Argentina nt midnight tomorrow. Reverend .Eton N. Overstrcet is holding a revival at the Vinton Methodist Church every night next week. ,Elinor Wooc. is manager ol the hat department in the Short Clothing Company. Margaret Robertson designs gowns 'lor the Roberta Dress Shop. Mary Kate flallnian is superintendent at the St. Vincent's Hospital, Norfolk. fni Puttin' All My Eggs In One Basket hoping that Doris Hill will prove a .1 siiccessful secretary lor the Laughlin Furniture Company. Your announcer has been Dorothy Brown. all 23 ttf U10 Hack 1 1 uniors 5wan+19 Uegfafk Svvan+19 sis-INXS! 'V' I Qvvwwfvw vxfvvvv N.fSvfX-INJN-!NvfN! Pl'C.S'lIlfl?llf ....A... VIII l'I'IfI'I'IlI'IIl ..... .S'I'IrrI'lIII I' ...A. 7'rIfII.IIII'IrI' ,.... Junior Class Roll OFFICERS .-I-I . . , .JI-zssrfz GIIIIIIIIIIII' . , NIIICK FI'I'zInI'I'II1I:II , .DIIIIGIIIS BIIOIIIN DIIII0'I'III' l3IIvIIN',I' DIIIIIIIII BIIIIINI' . .MISS CIIII'I'mI KI'jIIII'lI:I'. . I . . , . . .S'jIIIIIIsIII' .... , , ,,,,,, , . CIIIIIIIS: M1116 IIIIII H'lIi!c MIII'I I'0: TIIIII is IIIII IIZIII: ,flml jIIII'II is ZIIII II'lIilIf. BUYS SIIII MII-III5 CI,,IIII-LNMI I'3IIII'NII'I I' Q.'Xl.PIl ISIIIIIII IIIIIIII,.Is BIIIIIIN 'WIIIIIIIII BIIIIIIN IIINIIIII BIIIIIWI CIIIII. 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J A Mus GARRMII' VIDA l're.IIIIeIII ,,..., ........... I AYLES COLICMAN SecIIIIII'y ,....A ....,.,...... J AKII TIIOMAD 7'reAYIIrAI ...... ...........,.,...,...,. II IAROARIII' MARSHALL SpDII.IIII ......,..,...,...4.........,,........,. AIRS. ANNIII B. STIFF MO'I'I'O: FOIIIYIIII Every BtIRCk7I'lLl'fl Newer. COLORS! Red and WIIAIR FLOWER! Red Rose IIIEIYHIERSR ADISON ARRlNG'l'0N AZIIIL FUNK RIILDRIID IIIICCLDRII LIIWIS REYNOLDS IJDRIII AIIAIIN JAMES GARRICTT GLADYS MIICIIRLL IIAYID RICIIARDRON Q.DcY BlCNNl5'l l' A'lAlIGAlil5'lf BOLIIY VIARIE BOLLINRI LEWIS BOIITII RACIIIIL BOWDICL HAZIIL CADD ELLIIZN CALLAIIAN 'RALYI-I COLE AYLES COIAIMAN QUENTIN CRIIASV 3ERNARD CROIIIIR RACIIIIL CYYI-IIIRS HARRY DICKSON VIRGINIA DILLARD AEDNA IJOWDY fIIANI:'rI'II FIZIIR EVIIRIIYI FLIYYIIN RICI-IARD GARRlI'I l' VIRGINIA GOODMAN MAYNARIJCpIIRIII,IN RICIIARD JIJRDUN LOIS GRAYBILL WILLIAM GRIIOORI' FRANCIS I-IILL MILFRISD HIINLRY ALMA H YLILR BIIRNIOR JRNIONR SIDNEY Km ANNII KIIILLIEY JACK KRLLIIY TOM KIINI' HARRY LACY IIYIILYN LAUGIILIN SIBYL LIOIII .AAQI-IRL RODIZ AIAROARDI' MARSHALL JIROWNIII MOORII CARL MORRIS ,ORRAINI-1 IIIDNSIIY ANN IYIORM GRACE NIIIOIIIIORS I-IRLDA NMWMAN CECIL NIRON QSSIE PAIYIRL EAARDING I'A'IsIII, I-IIIRIIRRT PA'II'IIRSON ELEANOR PEDIGO SRIRLIIY PIIDIOO JIIRYL POWELL LOUISE POWELL NICLSON PREAS LOUISE PULLIAM EDWARD PURSLEY -:II 26 JIA IYIAROARDI' RIDOIIWAY EDWARD ROBERTSON FRANCIS SCOTT LA RAIN12 SIIIIARR GIIRALDINE SILCOX 'RIM SILCOX WILLIAM TABOR TALORIINCII Tl-IIERRY JARII 'I'IIOMAs CLARICE TIIOMASON jIEWELL THOMPSON ,IDIIII TOLLEY CORNRLIA TRIINI jIAAROARR'I7 TURK RDIIY WEAVER ,ELIZAIIIIIYI WILKIIRRON CI-IARLIIS WILLIAMSON U10 Black vvvvv 5wan+19 ' A ' . , Presidea' .,...... Vice l're.side1U .... Seerelary ..,.. Treasurer ..... ' 4 - s A --au Freshman Class HEEICERS CLARENEE EEREUEUN HAROLD RICE JANET LONG MARY jo SIIELOR Spaasar ........ ......,.,....,.,..,....,.,............ IX Yllss IEITZl'A'I'RICK M UYYU: 1 slept and dreamed Nea! We was beauty I wake and fauna lisa! We was duly. COLURE: Purple and Gold JOHN AIJMIS JAMES HENLEY ALLEN HINIJIC HARRY MCCUE SAMUEL MCEARLANU RUY N IEUULAS EUYYARU PAYNE HAROLD RICE 'VNEUUURE RICHARD KENNY Scars SHELBY SUUYY BEVERLEY SNYYU INA BROWN MYRTLE CLENNER THELMA COOPER M E M 73 E RS EJIEARI. MENLEY ERANCES T0l,l.EY 11 ANNIE BRUUNS NURRYE BROWN l'HUMAS CAEU CLIFTON CARTER UUUGLAS CLARK ROBERT COVINGTON KENNYS-EERUUUUN LEUWARU GARNAND CLAUD GRAYBILL OUUS HOLLAND RAMON HOWELL 'l'1LLNAN KESSLER ALFRED M ULLINS 'HIMMIE REYNULUE QAYYRENUE RUAYU HUGH TUCKER EVERETT WIYT CHRISTINE HARYN VEAZEL HYLL MILDRED KEELER THELMA SEXTON MANCY SHELOR DOROTHY WALDRUN WILLIAM CARR QANI-:s CEISUN AUBREY MCGEURGE EARL PUEYUU WALTER BRYANT -al 27 EY ELUWER: Paasy PAUL CADIY CARRUL DUULEY ROBERT DUNMAN RUSSELL FITZGERALD ALFRED FLUKE FREEMAN FUNK BILLY GEARHART MARSHALL HUDDLESTUN faa MILNER RUSSELL MYERS FRANK PEUYEU CLEVELAND SAUL JAMES SCHAAFF MURPHY SCUTY ALBERT SMITH U19 Black vvvw 3vv'vv vvvvvv .HHN Wu-:Aw-:N .Acxus BmNTNu'1 r A,o'1 r11f: ALIFF QLSIIC BALDWIN ALPHA I3fNJ'1'Il K NANHA BNNCN Uolurrllv CIIITTUM N1lN,L1N CUNIJIFF CALLNI: GORIIUN ACNNA GREEN CA'I'l'lliR1NIB HOWELL HPAWNIIE LAVISLLIC N'l,YR'l'Ll'3 LAWHURN lMMAGliNld NNNNAN YNNNNA P13ANc1-zv SIIIRLICY Plenum 4'IAZlCL Pumeus ARlll'l'l'l PNNL ?NANc'Ns SMITH G1corNs1A VAlmN'1' AAIIILIJRED WARD VPRANCICS WANNA DAVIS IAIJKINS Kumi BALNNNIN I' UIIN BROOKS QAMES BRYANT EDWIN DALLAS iNANDUl,l'H FIQRHIISUN Q ANNS FUQUA 5wan+19 Freshman Class EARL JOHNSON Q.2:,NsNN N OLICN GIAIORGIC SPRADLIN AOIIHY WATSON MARIE IANGIELL Rum' BARBUUR DoN1s BLANNNNSII11' glEANl9'l l'IE BNNNN Jolumlv BULIEY VIRGINIA Boo'1'11 MARIE Busn gUANITA CANL JmNNm'1'1-lx' H ANTNAN HAZIEL HURT QUTII MUINQAN ELAINIE NULIEN QQ!-E'l'T1l9 USNANNN VIVIAN P0N'roN I AMES Coomau SHIRLEY CNAWNNN CLARICNCE FICRWISHN ENAAN I'IuwLLL SHERMAN KNSLNN CALVIN NUNLICY CANLTNN NIXUN RUBliR'l' Pnmuao Sl-IIELIW SI:'RAlJLIN EARL SN1'1'N WILTUN 'l'1luNA1AN -MACK '1'vL1sN .LPNANN WILLIAMSON 5LIZAIi1i'I'll ABELL RENIE ANDREWS .VIARTHA ANN AUSTIN NILBIZCCA AUSTIN IUUISE BRYANT Q NAN1'1'A DAVIS MARTIIA DN'NsuN AANNLLN DILLIANN VIRGINIA Dowm' MARY DNNNAN AALLIIS Fmvn CNN1s'r1NN FULICY LUIS FLUKE QEICAN GNAY ANNNNN HNLDNLN A,Ucf1L1.N HERMAN f5l,lZAl1l+2'I'IAl HcN.1.ANN NIARN JANE KNLIA' MAR'l'HA KIMMERLINU DoNo'r11v PA'1'T1aNsoN ZARIEARA PNNNN: E1,1zA1sN'1'1A1 RNAN SHIRLEY SMITH JNELNNN' SI-IAVIER FIAZIEL WN,L1ANs WlL'l'llN BANANA' GERALD CAN1NN,L 'PH 28 flir- v.M.N::.NA,vvv CARY CA,R'I'l+lR Jbzsslz Cox CLlN'1'oN CNocNN'rT LOIQISNZA Dowmf HUGH FUNK KNNNIT HALL: MANNAND HULIJRICN WALLALTIC JACOBS NlAlAxN,AA MCGIAYIIIIN NORRIS STANLNN CARL V AUGIAIT CALVIN WNNA WILLIAM UN1cN ',wIIl9LMA BROWN NIANN IIICTIER FUNK VALIMA GNANING 30RU'l'I'lY I-lmmL1ss'1'uN KAANIET LUNG ZNLNA MARTIN :USEPllINE MIEADUR QACHEL NANCN 1U'l'H OvNNs'rNNN'r N'fIEVERl,lCYI31,AIR PREAS ANN PUGH NAANEVA Ruov 1Q'I'lIEL Smzousu NICLLIIC WEIIBIER PLORA HA'rcNNN NIELLIIE LANQAN Ute Black ul ,E ,Qu -L3 , A5 It es .,. 3 II, ,EAI A-ra 5voOn+19 I NJN! NJNJNJNKHJNJNJ o r ' I A Seventh Grade OFFICERS President ............. ....,...., .... J O SERIIINE SCOTT Vice President ......,... .....,... J EAN COMER Secretory-TreO.nrrer .......... .... . .. ..... ,.WINsTON URICK Reporter ......,...........,..........,. , . ..........,. KATHERINE HILL Business Manager of Black SIUorI .. ................,.. WILLIAM COLEMAN LEWIS AHELL LACY BUT'I'ERWOR'l'I'l MAURIOE CADE WILLIAM COLEMAN TOMMY HANNAII DAN JONES R. LEONARII HOHART MOALLINTER EUGENE RIIIOEIVAI EIIOAR SMITII CLARENCE SCOTT JAMES SINOLAIR PIIILIP TOWNSIIJND WINSTON URIOR JACK WOOD TIIANE WOOD IVIILIIREU BARTON MARGARET CAIIII JEAN COMER MARY K. HADIIEY FRANCES MANNINII DOROTIII' NINON WARREN BU'ITERwORTII BILLIE CIIAMER ROBERT CAUU DONALD COLLINE FLOYD CRAIG WATSON HORNE HOWARD HOWELL JAMES LONG M OTTO: Ctirnb, tlrongh- the Way be Rocky. MEMBERS BILLIE MOCARTI' MASON NOEL GERALII PUOII BUIIUII POWELL EIIMUNII TOMIIRINS MARGARET CIll'l'TUM RAOIIAEL CIIOc:RI.Ev LUCILLE CON HELEN FALLS FLORENCE FULLER KATHERINE HILI. EVELIIN JAMES MARIAM JOI-INS KATIIERINE JONES JUNE LAUGIIIQIN FRANCES MOORE MELVA, PANNE MARY PRUCTOR JOSEPIIINE SCOTT MARINE SCOTT LANIIONIA SRRAIII.IN M ILIIREII 'l'OI.LEv VIROINIA WADE RAOIIAEL PIIEIOO AUIIREY IARTIIUII EIIIIIIN BARTON CIIARLES BAROIIR FOREST BISIIOII JACK EANES +5129 Io TIIURMAN FLOWERS EUGENE HOLMES EVERETTE IAIUWELL CIIARLES I-IUIIEI.EsTUN JAMES MCALLISTER RONEL SI-ROUSE ANIIREW WISEMAN MAURICE WISEMAN HENRY WOOLRIDISIC ERNEST POWERS I-IELEN AGNER MARY BARTON DORA BRowN GERALDINE MARTIN Es'rEI.LE M UI.I.INs BEVIE PETERS MAR JORIE SCOTT RUIIY N EIOIIIIOEE VIRUINIA PONTON MART' SCMAAIIII NANCY LEE SUOTT GRETNA SNIIIER PAUIIINE TOLLEI CLAIRE TRUIIEAU HELEN WILLIS RAOIIEL WITT J UANITA SMITII ROYCE SMITH VIRGINIA SMITII RUTII WOOII M ARI' Cl-IOCKIIEV AUDREY EANEE CIJRISTINE HOIVELL LILLIAN HYLER WINNIE JONES ELLA SUE KIRK MAMIE KIRK DOROTHY MUGIIEE EVELYN MOORE JANE PULLIAM DORIs SCOTT LILIIIIQ WEAVER BETTY JANE WIIITT PAULINE WOOD WILLIE BLANKENIIIIIP JUNIOR CROY EVERETTE FOUTZ CECIL HUEIIARII ROIIERT M USE AMES PATTON QOBERT SIIORT DAIIIU 'I'I-IOMAS BIIRNARD TOMS HOWARD WISEMAN NELSON WITT WARREN WATSON ELWOOII WATSON Bonov CATRON ifbfmuykedk-fU3laciL Student Government SENATE OFFICERS President ........ ................., ...... W 0 ODROW MCILWAIN Vice President ........ ..... G EEALE1NE MONTGOMLRY Secretary-Treasnror ........,... ......... N onnms CONRAD Assistant Secretary-Treasnrer ...... .......... N ELLIE RAELE Senior Representation ..... . L ...,. PEGGY TELEEEY Saplzornore Representation ..... ..... J EAMES GARRETI Ifrestnnarr Representative ...... ..... J IMMIE REYNOLDS Senentlz Grade . . ............. ..... T IIANE Wooo COUNCIL NELLLE WEEEEE ELIZABETH Goonn EVELYN JAMES JIMMIE Bnooxs RLCEANE NEWMAN MARY Jo SIIELOR JEANETTE BOIION JIMMIE SANDRIDGE ELTA HARVEY FRANCES TOLLEY PHILIP TOWNSEND HELEN AGNER AZILE EUN14 HAZEL CADE MARGARET MARSHALL ALPHA Boom LILLIE WEAVER MARY JANE KELLLY Faantty rldoisor. . ........... ..... M ISS SYBIL MARSHALL Ei 30 its Swon+19 U10 Black Swan+19 wvRvvvvvvuvvvvv'UUUU 9-1 7- -, Banc! OFFICERS Iwsiderz! .....,.,..... .,........... ....,. Vice Presuient .... ...,.. ..... Secretary- Treasurer .....,. ,... Libmrian ..,..,,..... Dzrecfur ..,......... Faculty Azlwfsor .,.,. Drum Major. ,..,. ............ . MEMBERS VIRGINIA Downv JERYL POWELL JOSEPIEIINIC MEAEOR MARTHA FOWLICR NANCY LEE ScO'r'r MAUDIE SAUNIJNNS FREEMAN FUNR SIINIMY SPRAIJLIN CATIIICRINIE COOPER ALICE KENT LO1sWA1rsON DURUTI-IY NIXUN MONTAGUIE SWAIN NIELLIIE WEEEER EARL POWELL JEAN CONER VENNIIE WRITE IEAEEL WAUE MARY JIi'l'liR FUNK ELIZABETH AEELL VIRGINIA WAOE LUCILLE HERMAN RUIRIAZRTA CRANQ HUUN FUNK EUOAR HOWELL HAZIN, CUNULEE CEU1L NIXUN FRANCES N UNLIEY TOM KENT 311 Nllvnmrium PROFESSOR W H BURT ORGANIZER OF MANY BANDS . . , , . .JACK Nl'l'Zl'ATRlCK , MA RNA RET ROBERTSON . . , .DOROTHY BROWN .. , .HAROLD POWELL . .BOYD G. ,POWELL .HOUSTON MILLER ......NNN MUSE LlES'l'ER POWELL JVIMMIE REENOLEE CARLTON NIXUN RIC!-IARD THOMAS CLARA KINUERN LOUISE MEAOOR EO. MAXEY CIIARLIES HOWARE EvERE'r'rE PEELUS fDied February 5., .19363 AN 31 EN- 4 fbe Black Swan+19 xfsdkd N.JNdN-fW-JNJNJNJN-lNdMr'N-JXJNJ i Debating anci Public Speaking Clubs OFFICERS Public Speaking Club Debcziiiig C lub MARY KATE HALLMAN ............ President ...... .. . . . .JTSST GEARHART ,.......DORIS HILL ....,VicePAesLdeiLii...... LOTTALNT SNEAD .... ...... S ecretary ..... ...., J AMES GATRLTT ALICE LANKFORD .... . . . ,..T1'easurer ...., ..... G ANYMTDL: SAATT11 ..,..RepoAiei'..... .....C1LC1LN1xoN MEMBERS LORRAINE SNIEAD RALPH Boom JAMES GARRETT CLLLL N IXUN ALlCl'i LANLLTUAD JIMMIIL RATNOLLAS PIsL:uY'i'HI1L1LRv MARY KATE HALLMAN RLCLIATD NLLWALAN RACHEL N ANGIE ELSIE BALDWIN EDGAR HTATLLLL JULIA T. MOSELEY JOSLMTLLNL NITALAAT ROBERT Piznluo Smcuw SPRADLIN MARY KATE HALLMAN ETLTEL SPRUUSE 'PIAIUMAS SILCOX GANTALADL-: SMITH Jlessis GEARTIART lliimwrliv WALLAALLN Dolus HILL 'ii 32 iii- gfidflack SvrEn+19 RJSJN-f vw..m.fw.f?.f ' vvv'v'vvv I, Presiderrr ....... R I Dramatic Club OFFICERS ......GERALDINEMONTGOMERY Vice Presriderrt ..... ..2.... S eererery .... T reesrrrer . Reporter Fuerrliy IIIiDIser'. . In-I Iver: EUSTACE MEADOR . . . . .FRANCES MITCIIELL , . . . .ELTON OVERSTREET . . . .NORRIS CONRAD MEMBERS MALCOLII MCGLOTIILIN MARTHA FOWLICR LAVONIA MCCRAW ELAINE SIIZOR FRANCES CARTER ELMA MOODI' NIELLIIII WEBHIIIR MARIE EANIES GICNIEVIEVE SILCOX DOROTIII' WALDRON DAVIS WEAVER HERBERT PA'l'TESO.N HAROLD RICE RACI-IIIL NANOE DOROTHY BROWN CECIL NIKON I RMA SPROUSE MARY KATE HALLMAN VIRGINIA ABIELL EDITH KELLY MART MCCRAW SIIIRLEI PEDIOO +21 33 ISR MRS. MARY SNIDER ANNE MUSE LOIs WATSON JANET LONG LAURIE MAE HALL: ELIZAIIETII AIIELL LOUISE POWELL ETI-IEL SPROUSE il G19 Black Svvan+19 vvfxYwvvWVV lf I Glee Club OFFICERS President ..... . ..... RICHARD NDWMAN Vice Presidessl ....... ........,... C LARA KINGERY SecrelAs'y-Treasessser. . . . . .... MARY ELIZADDDI SIIANK Class Sponsor .... .. ..,,. Miss Lois Ovlsussmzs MEMBERS RICHARD NEWMAN RICHARD GARRETT WOODROW MCILWAIN JACK E1TzPA'1'1A1cA KAT1-ILDDN SD'1 ss,1s RALPH EDMUNDS ELIZADDDA ABELL GERALDINE SDAJDX MARY ELIZAIJETII GERALDINE VIRGINIA AHELL LAURIE MAE HALIE SHANK Mosscosusuv HAROLD RICA MAADAADA' MAADDAIA, LDARAIND SNEAD FRANCES CAIATAA ADELAIDE M1LD1m CATHERINE COOPER MARY MQCDAW .ELAINE SDZDA BILLY GD.AADAR'r . ROBERTA CRAIG LAVDNIA MCCAAW MARTHA FOWLER Nomus CONRAD JAAADS GAAADD1' jssssn GEARIIART A913459- gI1ev'Id3IacIL SveEn+19 Nix! vwvvvvvwvvvvvv wav' v'vv I I I 1 . . r',' ,f . 4-H Club OFFICERS Presdderrl .....,.. ............. .,.... B E ENAEDINE BUCK V ree Presdderrl ....,.... ............. I EOUISE WEBB Seerelaryfrearsrerer ...... ..... M ARGARET MARSHALL Reporter .......... .......,. D oers AUSTIN Laced Rejrarler ...... .......... I EOUISE IJULLIAM Sarrg Leader ..... ............. A YLES COLEMAN Carrrrey Agere! ..... ...,., M Iss JESSE HAMMERLY Leader ........ ....... M Rs. MARIE LAYMAN Sparrsar .......... . ...... Mlss MARGARET FAN MoT'ro: ToMaleeIl1eBestBetler Cowes: Greere and While PAEIJGE: I PleclgcnMy Head la Clearer Tlrdrrledrrg, Dorus AUSTIN Dauoenv BOLEY MARGARIET BIJLEE BERNARDINE BUCK Ax'LEs COLEMAN My Heard la Greater Layadly, My Ilaads to Larger Serrriee, My llealrh to Better Ldadrrg Far ary Cdrra, ray Carrrrrrreredy arzd ray Carrrdry. MEMBERS MA1NNrER1TE CoNm'rrN ENNIANENE N ICWMAN EIJNA GRICIQN MIELVA PAYNIC IILURA I-IATCHEE BARBARA PENNQN MAINQAINQE M.ANsNALL Louise PULLIAM eff 35 IA EUNICIC SAUNDERS VIRGINIA WADE LOUISE WEEE MILIJRIED KIESSLER G10-.Blt1Cli. wan+19 President ...... Vice President ..... Secretary .... Treesrrrer . . Refrerler ..... . S jrerrsor . :vu . ' 4 Junior Red Cross QNNICERS .fume-asylum.-ss.. an nuns -.. - -v..,- -- . , . . . , . . .SHELBY SPRADLIN . . . . .MARTHA DICKSON . . . . . . .BARBARA PEDIGO . . . .JOSEPHINE MNNDON .MARTIIA ANN AUSTIN ,.,...MISSCARRIEPENCE Moirsoz We Serve Comms: Blue ered White Ni 36 Rr U10 Black 5wan+19 Y-KNJNI b'Uv vw w'Avvv w A Cheer Leaders IBILLY Gr-:,x1u1,x1z'1' jU1,1A MOSELIEY JULIA VINYARD ADELAIDE MILNER Imam Smaousvz RICHARD NEWMAN Sponsor ...,. ...... M ISS ELLEN KEISTER 421 37 15+ G19 Black Wan+19 .4 . ef' Y V V rrr . . fi. 4 A B A Jrr 3 f A Athletic Council FACULTY ADVISORS H. L. I-Ioan P. E. A11A1.E MRS. J. H. MOSELEY J. L. Tnonlrson PAUL F. MYERS FOOTBALL C11AE1.Es Fourz GANYMEDE Snnrn Captain Manager BASKET BALL Cliaysj HUaEF1EzPnE1ucK EUSTACE MEADOR Captain Manager BASKET BALL fGirlsJ SELMA BERRY ELIZABETH Gaona Captain Manager BASEBALL DAVIS WEAVER RICHARD Gannon Captain Manager TRACK OTIIA ADEINS JESSE GEAEHAEE Captain Manager A daarnsing Manager ........ ...... ...,....... J A MES GARRETT Secretary of Conner! ........ ............ ........ N 0 RRIS CONRAD AJ 38 Br wan+19 Cite Biacir. .J Girls' Basiret Bali The iinal whistle blew on the night of March 5th, ending one ol the most suc- ccssiul basket bail seasons William Byrd High has ever had. The team won 13 out I C oi 14 ames the one conqueror being Salem. These victories were due to the ex- Q i cellent coaching oi Mr. Myers and to the fine cooperation of the girls to produce a last moving team. The girls were unfortunate in being eliminated in the County Tournament, but Pauline Patsel, forward, and Captain Selma Berry, center, were placed on the all- Qanuary .0 anuary l 4 ' 7 Qanuary fanuary 4 fanuary 28 january 3 r - ebrnary 0 4 February .2 4 8 2 fiebruary Q. February Z February 21 flebruary 22 February 25 county team. p The team loses by graduation, Pauline Patsel, Christine Patsel, Dorothy Brown, Frances Mitchell and Selma Berry. There are hue prospects for next year's team and were expecting them to pro- duce another iamous record for William Byrd Hi. y Gaines Wil iam Fleming. . . Salem ......,....r.......... Martinsville ....... Vinton Independents ....... Wiliam Fleming ........... . -o-:sul-n -uv-I-.ti Bucirarian. . ..... . . . Salem..... ..... . Buchanan ...... . -iii-I-v anna:- n...roc. ferritin. Radford .................. Rocry Mount ...... Radord ................... . Trot Vint rtville ................ on Independents.. ....... rtl39 lr iam Byrc. ............... 30 iam Byrc ,... . ........... 27 iam Byrd ............... 45 iam Byrd ............... 31 iam Byrd ............... 34 iam Byrd ............... 21 iam Byrd ............... 29 iam Byrd ............... 16 iam Byrd .......... . . . . . iamByrri................ 1amByrc................ 35 , 30 William .Byrd .............. .23 WL' 31 10-Wil' iam Byrd ............. . .26 Qhevlgxlaclt 5voan+19 Football Coach Ahalt started the lootball season with three letter men, The team was not an outstanding one but by the hard work and sportsrnanship shown by every member of the squad, we are proud to say it was a typical team ol William Byrd. Led hy Captain Charles Foutz, outstanding tackle, the tearn won three games and lost six. The members of this year's squad wish the team of nineteen thirty-six the best oi luck. Mnnnnne or ree SQUAD Aonrns Q3nowN Booth BRYANT Cano, P. Cox Cano, T. Downy Bronson FOUTZ Frrzearnrcrc Neat Hess N rcnots KELLEY Pantera Knrz Rrcn KENT Scorr, M. Nlnanon Srtcox QVICILWAIN Scorr, F. MCCUE Tucnnn Mrnnnn Wana Monnrn WYGAL all 40 lt- Clie 'Black 5wan+19 V J V I Boys Baslcet Ba The opening ol the nineteen thirty-six hnsket linil season lonncl Conch Nap Ahnlt with n clilhenlt joh on hnnd. By g1'ncl,nntion he lost the entire nineteen tliirty-tive team, with the exception of jnclr and Huff llitzpntriek. lint with plenty ol lighting spirit Conch Ahnlt put n team on the hnrcwoorl that was n c1'erlit to our high school. The team had n very successful season, winning 9 of the 16 games plnycrl. They were clefcatecl by Radford, 20-19 in 'Q nt lVIrn'tinsville. he District Tonrnrnnent held SEASON 'S RECORD Vinton ........ ....... Vinton .,..... . . . Vinton ......,. . . Vinton ....... Vinton ........ . , Vinton ..,..... . . . Vinton ........ Vinton ......,. Vinton ........ ....... Vinton ........ Vinton ......,. Vinton ......., Vinton ........ Vinton ........ . . Vinton .... . . . -Pulaski ........ Wil - iatrn Fleming ...... ........ -Ancrew Lewis. ....,. , ....... . -Mn rnsvrlle .... itil... 4 .ni i.n.iin' 18 i 15 26 24 8 rt V . . . . -Pnlnski ........... ..... -Wil iom Fleming ...... ........ 2 3 20 Bnc nnnn ,..... ........ ig ,ic 1 -....- 233-Andrew Lewis ....... ........ FTrontville ......... ...... . . :in-lin' -Bncinnan ...... i ord Q...-.41 Radford ........ ........ -Trot tville ...,..... ........ 20 I9 16 'Rudi V ........ 19 22 I6 19 25 1 -Roery Mount ........ ........ -Martinsville ...,... ........ -ti 41 ltr The Black SvOau+19L lh 'V h Track The track team had O very Sl1CCGSSfLl1SG2LSO1l, although it was Weakchedlhy the g1'aN1uAtiO11 Of several very Able athletes. The members Of the track team were: HUFF F1'L'zRA'rRLcR ROBERT YOUNG E1.'1'ON OVLRSTRRRL' LOUIS REYNOLDS Q-IAROLO RLOL WILLIAM GREGORY CARL VAUOL-11' SIDNEY KATZ FRANOLS Downy JAMES REYNOLDS CLARENCE BOITNOTT NORRIS BROWN BOL AKERS WALTER BRYANT RALPH EDMUNDS PAUL CADD DAVLO RICHARDSON 'Ah42h Che Black wan+19 vwvv5 vvffbiyl Baseball The Baseball team of nineteen thi1'ty-Rixdid not prove to he a spectacular one, although they had the fighting spirit in every game. The lose of George Lucas and Kenneth Moore, hy graduation, was a severe blow to the team. If they keep that fighting spirit they are sure to produce a winning team next year. The members oi the sq nad were: DAVIS WEAVER HARRY WADE CI-IARLES Foofrz MURPHY SCOTT CRC11, FERGUSON 'DOUGLAS BRowN Laxnn BOITNOTT ERNEST Hass FRANCIS SCOTT AUBREY MCGRCRCR CLARENCE FERGUSON DONALD BRYANT EDWARD PURSLEY RICHARD MRADCR fesse Cox HARRY LACY CECIL Cox HARRY DICKSON -A814310 Metropolitan F lonr 1.1 the Bm rllllf Meri Sezrirfjyirrg Ffeln' jet' fl!! Home Bel-leg lt's the most eeortornicul, lOO+'l'0tlllil'QS less slrortetritrg end other i11g1'e1lie11ts l'ou11O11ot'1-:lt S1:1.1.s lt' ROANOKE CITY hllLLS AI11. getting house? M11 We fur eolleeti Alu CROWDEO .h'llI.l.lilt2 Well l1o1v ure you on 111 your new Ollllllt-l'OOlll V . .frionesouz Oh, not so lrudly. 11ished one of the lretlroorns hy 11 g soap 1fot1po11s. . hl1L1.1t11: Hlllflllli you furnish the other seven rooms? Mn. 'llIIOMl'SON! We lftlllllt Tl1ey'1'e lull of soup ! SPEND'l'llRlll'l' 'F1u111r: Mister, V111 utmost lu111isl1erl. Mu. 1lllAL'l'! I-Ie1'e's lt 1-ont, hot how did you fell so low? 'llllAMl'Z l hard your fuult. l wus too OXt1'ltVllglt1li1lH Pnrnontzn . . . PA'l'TERSON'S Safety Serene Drug Store CUT PRlCllS ON DRUGS AND 'l'OlLhI'l' GOODS Patterson Drug Company 308 South jellersotr Street Ronuotte, V111o1N111 DAVIS PHOTO CO. Portrnzft tenet Coutrrrereietl Pl1otog1e'n7Jl1e1'1' tuuutttttt, rlltuturtt PHONE C1073 21 1. 1.y1i I3 C11111'1se1.1.Av11., S. W Ronuortn, VA. Ai1'l1ea1't-Kirk Clothing Co. y Strtderrt Clotlt-ing lunurirtt-1, yn. A. S. PF LUEGER jeweler BULOVA WA'l'Cl-IES : DIAMONDS 118 Wnsr C11111'ue1.L Avnuue Pollochis Slipper Salon I5 Wnsr Ce1111P11e1.1. Avenue Eeeqrtirtte Ferrrinhze Footwear HPASTIIURIZIZD MILK IS SAFE MILK SERVIEI INEFL ww PIIRIIIICTLV PASTIIURIZED PRODUCTS GI'otIo f1 Milk, B'IIIIl7l', Cottage Clretare, Crottm ICR CREAM CLOVER CREAMIIRY COMPANY, Inc. rI'EI.El'lIONII RoANcIIIu-6261 GRAVES-I-IUMPHREYS Points - 1I'tzrrIIEq'z.IipIIIortt I8 EAST CIIUIICII Avnwon ROANOKII, VIRGINIA . . DIAL 8807 I Caldwell-Sites Company Iiookrrllm : Stotionorr SPORTING GOODS FOR IEVIIRV SPORT ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ltrotlierhood Mercantile Co. Good I.'IotlIorforAIo1rI, I'i'0IIltg Mott and Boyr IO7 SOIITII jRl lI'li.RSON S'I'RIIIi'l' ROANOKE, VIIIIIINIA ell 45 IN MII. IIAVMAN1 Me IISIIOIHIJSOII wipe thot lipstick oil? your Inee before you go homo. Mn. 'l'IIoIrI'soN: 'I'he1'eis no lip- stielr on my tooo. MII. LAYAIAN: HNCIIIOIIIIJCIQ you ure not home yet either! MII. MItI,nII's NI-nw YIIAII's Ruse- I,II'IIoN: Well here is Another leap yeur und if I d.ou't get ollion some young Indy this year I our going to give up the notion. RESULTS WoIII,o no AovnII'I'IsIIII: Are you eertuin that udvertisenrerits in your Annual Iiring results? ELIZAIIIVFII Oooou: Ahsolutely! Why, the lost time u mon advertised It lost dog, the dog walked in while the man wus writing out the udvertise- ment. MISS IIAIIIIIIAN: Who een tell me what euse I is? DOUGLAS! Frruuree und I. GIINIINIIAN ON SIIIIIIII CAN: Lady eun you show ine where to get oll for 34th street. MISS KIIISTIIII: Yes, I live on 36th street, you get oII just two blocks before I do. TWnvnf.v-N l r. .--r' ' PM, J. cr ' .,-, :r 1: w.N. ll 'I :'yEy1gl:51.Y31:3yl!!.13135323-,a 353.3-'H 3.324 !'l' u . PM N Vllleixhll 'ilfxlg I ir l x li ll o:3:,,l.:1:o1g uA:,.yi-ugyjy-'AN- i , -Q -li: l:r:rl : ' . ' '513 2 :Iii-If A all j il' All :l??'5fu'f .lg M yi llfu I no o ee. en C me ,ef r xnxx, X wwe gi my ll, WIvlr'ienM if vw oayayry ,R sw Y' f ye, re e or l. A -one-.ryv.1:ae2rnff:engs y.,n:n:s 1-ejrne ,.rjl- W: .I re. mile 1, I -A or lr 43' :llmlleel-6,52-A-1. 1' ' ,N T -if . ' 6 1 .e e AH lr , - A '23Z23.af-3 l l.f.liI 21.331 sr in -e 1'22TlZ1.::r.,rZ? . : in '-rnlyyeilmeflLrlyzg1i1lf-:elmram3' l nffjna Q 'W-ms-.mm - ' , --'- .nu-W - ' ' 'wwk To High School Graduaies Whatever you plan to do after grad- uallon-whelher you plan for collage or buslneea-your mental development must conllnue. 'Pho Nnllonnl Business College ln n rllntlno- liro, prirulre nolrool ol 1ll'OlGlilhlOlil1l grade. Day mul evening ooursee prepare lriglr enlrool grurlnnloe for imrnediule enrnlnge. lllnny grnllnnlos who lrnre ncquirerl experience ure now preslllenlps, vloe-presiclenlo, enelriero, seo- relnries, trennnrern und controllers of lm-ge C0l'l'llll'Ll,llOllS-Ollll'l'S ure in successful ue- oounlnney prneliee. 'l'lre neloellon of u commercial school for your business lrninlng in ol vilnl imnorlnnoe to you. Write lor beuullfully illuemnlell ent- ulog. Nelional Business College Roanoke, Vlrglnla Accredited by Nallonal Aeeoalatlon of Aooredlled Commercial Schools. COMPLIMENTS Ol K. Sc K. Furniture Co. zo Ener Cnnennnn Avanun WHERE YOU PAY LESS Ronnonn, Vrnonvrn D1aL7942 BUSH Sc HANCOCK The Morin' Store 22 WEST CAMPBELL AVENUE Vogue Beauty Shoppe 2o6 Rosnnnnao Burnnmo Dian 2-6933 Permanent Wnorr a Specially Exrurur Ornnnrone ell 46 llr Buy Your WEARING APPAREL From llnf Olrl Reliable OAK HALL M. 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