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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1952 volume:

'N . , 2 ' A ,, , r -f ,.A.JLlf2 fs.....1L J fCLfC ff' I wx.-If .4 fu .,. 1, 5 Q I Qf77,'75,,Q,, ljjjljvh ,si - .,' 1- :iii Cx' . 111-6+ 1' ,u I 7. . ljf. f x if ff, u I 'I 5 THE BLACK SWAN I952 AVOLUMIC NINIQTI-31-:N AXNN U.-XI, I'L11s1,1cA'r1ox or WILLIAM BYRD HIGH SCHGOL XXIII XRDIPN IIXRRIS ...lfdztor C my LEON uw lfnyzmff AIIIIIZIIQUI' XIRS IRM x Xlosx 1 1 x ..., Sponfor 0 uf A lib M- f' v X V td K2 'lg QRS sy, X ' 1 li f f f I ii ' y . mf ' e - Foreword Our yearbook, the BLACK SWAN, is named for William Byrd. Because he Was always immaculately dressed and usually in black, he Was frequently referred to by this nickname. The reel of life Winds on and on, today's actions be- come tomorrovv's memories. In preparing this record We have attempted to picture the life at William Byrd so vividly that in years to come it will help you recall the numerous and varied experi- ences of your stay here. just as the photographer picks up his camera and readies the scene Which will soon become a finished picture, We have tried to depict the many activities that form the finished picture, William Byrd. Now turn the pages of this book and follow us, scene by scene. Nil S73 X N -51 f If ADMINISTRATION ' CLASSES xcg ORGANIZATIONS fig Q X' 'I FEATURES VI .1I If ADVERTISEMENTS AI X Mr. If' , 5 hlilf NCS W V Dedication .,....... Black Swan Staff ..,...,. Advertising Representatives X ICXVS ................ . . Calendar of Events .... . . . Principal and Assistant l'I'incipzIl . l' uculty ...... ........, ..... junior High Faculty ...... ,.... Curriculuni and School Board. . Seniors... . .,... JUIIIOTS ..... .... Sophoinores . . . . FI'CSllIT1CIl . . . . I3 18 33 3 6-f 3 S-S3 9 Eighth Cvrade. . . junior High ........ .,.. . Organization Roster. . . . . . Clubs ..... . . . Athletics. . , . Senior's Choice Home-Corning ...... , . . Classroom Activities, .. Special liven1s.... . . . Snapshots ..... ..,.....,....,. Acknowledgments Zllld Index.. School Song .................. 4of'41 42' 43 44- 46 61 62 -70 73'73 74 75 76 77S SO SI I I6 Dedication MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! She lives it and loves it, not for the choirs alone, but for the school, church, and community. Work and enjoy itethatis her motto. By her earnest effort and endless patience, she often brings out the unknown tra-lasa' and makes wishful hoping to be able to sing a happy reality. '4What joy to rapture rong from found and fend It throbbing through the hearty of martfa To one Whose cooperative spirit and unbounded enthusiasm have enriched our lives, we dedicate the 1952 BLACK SWAN to Mrs. Viola Painter. I ,ep -if rf 7' ' lx ., 1 1 1 1 1 4 I 1 1 A THE BLACK SWAN ST F TOP Row, L151-'T TO RIGHT: joyce Aflamf, Barbara Arthur, Wayne Barr, Sylvia Bragg, Dorif drtrt Burger, Frrd Cramer fdrt Editor SECOND ROW: Barbara Fralin, Martha Goblf, Shirley Grant, Anna Alas llyalen, fearz Krauf, Barbara Leflir CENTER: Wlllardeen Harrif flfditor-in-Chiefj, Cary Leonard CBu5z'rzeJ.r Managerj, Mrf. lllofeley QSport.vorj FOURTH ROW: Betty Lyle, Sue zVcLem0rz, Shirley Paintfr, Yvorznf Plymalf, Franref Rerzaldf, Batty Rilfy FIFTH ROW: lllary Lze Roach, Helen Sirter, Toni Stark Cdrt Editorj, Carlene Wills, Rhurwlle Wbolfolk Q' 'M 2 L.. Since the Very lirst day of school, the uppermost thought in the minds and hearts of the stall has been to present to you. the student body. the best annual possible so that when looking over it in future years you may readily recall the liond memories of your stay at Byrd. Ylith this thought in mind as a challenge and an inspiration we settled down to the long and tedious task before us. The cooperation of the faculty and the students encouraged us to put forth our best etlorts to produce Zl line yearbook. Xlr. Cannaday of The Stone Printing and Xlanulaeturing Co. and Xlr, Cantor of Xlerin Studios both deserve our praise and appreciation. ,Xds were solicited by members of tlfe junior and Senior Classes during the first lew weeks of school. They were instructed beforehand by Xlr. Ahalt concerning their conduct and procedure. Then they were divided into teams of two and sent out on their respective assignments. 'l'he Annual Stall has a bullet supper at our sponsors in the fall of each year and a picnic in the spring, thus uniting pleasure with our Work. The Binxeic SXVAN is a member of the S. 1. l'. .X. and each year sends representatives to the convention in Lexington. For the past two years the annual has received an Honor Award at this Convention. VVQ sincerely hope you enjoy looking at it even half as much as we enjoyed compiling it, for then shall we know our labors were not in vain. J AD SOLICITCRS lfirasr Row, Lui-'T 'ro Ricurz Faye Ilairfiflrl, .Yancy Nlclzoly, Madelinf Sinznzonr, nlnnif Kingery, Belly llyilfy, jfan ilIcClfa1'y, ffan Taylor, rlferlene Hfnclriclc, llfilnza llnffflrrzarl, Clzarlfan Banff, Tan Broiwz, fanicz' lludzllfflon SECOND Row: Patrifia Anzlfrxon, Geraldine lI!lZKL'lE7', Flora ja York, Carnlee Sileox, lllne Lex Oznfrrtreei, I,orfrta Larclz, Cannif Cojef, liable Jlorgan, Dori: Kaffy, Nancy Darlzam, Sue' Jlitflzell, Darlenf R illgaccvly 'l'H1RD Row: Tlzoniaf Ryan, Clara jean Trfnt, lllartlza St. Clair, Edith Farber, Duann Rigglz, Geralzlifm' Snzirlz, Toni rllnrray, Pairfrfa 1VilkerJon, Leona .llarxz'n, foyce Jlartin, Gordon Bryant Foirierir Row: Don Tingler, Robert Srlznfrrnann, Rav nlrlarzii, Carlyle Cmnfr, Eugen: fllarlln Ral li K' 1 Cl C 1 ' ' P are, mm ,lzngenpee l 1FTu Row: Kmznelh Shaver, Robcrt Szniilz, Georgf Strvfnf, jarnff Funk, feryl Bonthf, Wiiyrfd Delancey s REGULAR ASSEMBLY OF ENTIRE STUDENT BODY JUNIOR IRIIGII SCHOOL BUILDING ' 'X' 'iai ' . 1? 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IQ ....... 2I ....... 2 ....... 3 ...,,.. 21-23 7 .,.,,.. 14 ....... 16 ....... 21 ....... 27 .... 1 .....,. lo. ,.... . I4 ......, 20 ...... , 3 4 5 IO IO IO-14... I4 ,...... 18 ....... IQ ....... 24 .,..... 2-3 ...... 8 ....... 9 9 I3 24 ....... 30 1 2 ....... 3 3 alendar of Events School opens. lylr. Ahalt welcomes new students and introduced the faculty. Pep rally before the game with Jefferson No schooll Teachers' meeting Assembly-S. C. A. Installation Service-Home Room Representatives Southeastern School Assembly-Glass Blower Senior Day-Arthur Godfrey Talent Show Assembly Pep Assembly before our Home-Coming game with Radford Bonfire Home-Coming Day parade, game, dance Movie The Magic Key, Roanoke Advertising Co. Pep Assembly by the Booster Club preceding the game with William Fleming Assenxgfbly presented by the senior government classes for National Educational eek American history students visit Williamsburg Thanksgiving Assembly by the Junior High School with Dr. H. H. Hughes, speaker Annual Staff bulfet supper Assembly-Skits from Junior Class Play Junior Class Play-'4Meet Corliss Archerv Assembly with Dr. Herman Inge, speaker Assemblyg combined choirs present the Cantata, Christmas Bells Christmas vacation started Y-Teen Dance Back to school after Christmas vacation Assemblyg Rev. R. G. Pullen, speaker Nlid-Term Exams. Everybody Studiesl Y-Teen Talent Show Southeastern School Assemblyg the Flying Sandersons QTrampolinej Y-Teen Sweetheart Dance F. F. A. Assembly and explanation of banner Terriers enter Basketball Tournament Annual goes to press! Red Cross Benefit Tournament at Roanoke College, Girls' Varsity One-Act Play The Stolen Prince,', at Rdartinsville Addison Choir Sophomore Fashion Show at Charlottesville One-act play wins Distinguished Honors Music Festival at Covington. Byrd singers receive highest Commendation Y-Teen Holy Week Service Southeastern School Assembly-The Rollateers .E aster Holidays Byrd wins Civitan Sportsmanship award P. T. A. and Band Club Sponsor Fair District Literary Meet at Roanoke College Speech Club Students from BLACK SWAN and Byrd Echo Staffs attend S. I. P. A. Convention Skits from the Senior Class Play Senior Class Play- Cheaper by the Dozen S. C. A. Convention-Lee Junior Dedication assembly Senior Class Party at War Memorial Cap and Gown Assembly Baccalaureate Sermon Commencement-Diplomas! Award Assembly Seniors depart for New York N r i JY ,, NS X M! 5 1' fl N c f X2 1.143 f' Z! f Ml N l X A YY: , k- N A 'QQ , ,H Z 42 XXX Xxqx fx v K in .1 A h V I gf K CAQ A XS? 4 1 4 A F' '. Q, x., ? S-2f7J5f ffl, , f H2 L - --aiu, Y 5 -195 , A - XM ff VV Ai Zig i V f FW gM4,I'N N I II '-' X fi , -, 1 , lx 1 ' fi 6 f. 7 x7 , 1 6 1 1 w Ng Q ,A . ,Mir , I - 'W 'nf -f X WJ M wl A + +P: ,ff am '. , xx f ff' 7 4113-Rea, 41,1 -, 5 , 'X 73' ! 'T'w 4 f1vi1 ' sf 3 7 ' 24' GEN X 52 Qff ff' W' ,Q V 'Q fiif L . M E lm -Tm?wl'm 1 ! ff M K 15 .... ,if iU4s,,1gE,'4 'X ,Za N X W Y , 5 7 ff? 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Seienee Sjnozzfor, Sophomore Clam NIRS. IDA FIZFR Wake Forest, I3.S. Hiftory Sponror, Senior Clan Rc-signed March, IQ52 NIISS BETTY FRAINI Roanoke College, BA. Englifh, Uiftory, Bible Sponfor, funior Y-Teenf NIR. E. A. CwOBI.I'l King College, I3.A. University of Virginia, B.S. Englifh Sponmr, Publi: Speaking and Debating Cfub MRS. NIARY C. GOISLIC Iimory and Henry, B.A. .Mathematics Sponfor, Senior Y-Teeny NIRS. VIRGINIA GRISICN Longwood, l3.S. lliftory Sponmr, S. C. fl. NIR. LEONARD V. HALIQ Roanoke College, B.S. Phyfieal Edueation, Driving Ezlueation Coach, Vanity Sporty MISS INIOGENE HARRIS University of Richmond, B.A. Hixtory and Englifh Sponfor, Eighth Grade INIRS. SALLIE HOOD Emory and Henry, B.A. Scienre Sponfor, junior Clan and Byrd Efho NIISS NIARY JANE KIfI.I.Y Radford College, BS. Science Sponmr, Senior Clari- NIISS VIRGINIA KIRK Edgewood Park junior College Chicago Academy Ar! NIISS SYRII, NlARSI'IAI.I. NVinthrop College, B..-X. Hifiory Director of Guidanee NIR. FLOYD NIASON Roanoke College, B.S. Dizferfified Oreupationf NflR. DEVVI'l l' NIILLICR Bridgewater College, B.A. Dizferfijied Oeeupationi Refignerl january, 1952 . . V . ...WF Faculty MRS. MARY FRANCES MILLER Radford College, B.S. Commercial Subjectf Sponsor, Byrd Echo Resigned january, 1952 IXIRS. IRMA T. MOSELEY Florida State, B.A. Roanoke College, B.S. Librarian Sponsor, BLACK SWAN and Library Club AIR. JOHN NOFTSINGER Emory and Henry, B.A. Shop Affiftant Football Coach MRS. VIOLA PAINTER Roanoke College, B.A. Mufie MR. H. O. PRICE Roanoke College, M.A. Mathematicr and Latin MRS. ANITA REYNOLDS Alabama State Women's College, B.S. Commercial Subject! Sponfor, Senior Clan' MISS IRENE REYNOLDS lX ladison College, B.S. Phyfical Education Coach, Girls, .Bafleetball MRS. DORIS RILEY Radford College, B.S. Commercial Subjectf Sponfor, Byrd Echo MR. ALLEN THOMAS King College, B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, lX'I.S. Agriculture Aduifer, F. F. A. MR. JOHN L. THOMPSON Roanoke College, B.A. Englifh Resigned February, 1952 MR. WILLIS TRIPLETT West Virginia Wesleyan College, B.A. Band and Economic Geography MR. HUGH TUCKER Carson and Newman, B.A. Phyfical Education Coach, junior Vanity MR. FRED WALLENFELSZ Milligan College, B.S. Mathematicf and Geography Sponfor, Frerhman Clan Resigned February, 1952 MRS. MARINELLE WILLIAMS lVIadison College, B.S. Home .Economicf Sponror, F. H. A. Resigned February, 1952 MISS BETTY WHITE Secretary TEACHERS NOT PICTUREDZ MRS. LILLIAN SINK Bridgewater College Commercial MRS. KATHLEEN THOMAS Madison College, B. S. Science, Home Economicf Sponsor, F. H. A. Junior High Faculty NIRS. LORRAINIS W. AESY Roanoke College, B.A. Seventh Grade INIRS. RUTH T. CRABTRICE Radford College Seventh Grade MRS. GENE KING Virginia Intcrmont College Seventh Grade .Muxic MRS. LULA P. LAYMAN Radford College Seventh Grade MRS. ROSA S. MENEFEE Roanoke College, B.S. Sixth Grade MRS. MARY ROBERTS Radford College, B.S. Seventh Grade MISS HILDA STIFF Longwood College Sixth Grade BIRS. JOSEPHINE H. WOOD Nladison College Sixth Grade AIRS. ANNIE B. STIFF Principal Roanoke College, B.S. University of Virginia, M.A i51 Black Swan Ei O Curriculum School authorities of Roanoke County have set up diploma requirements which allow our graduates to specialize in various fields. The fact that three different types are awarded is a guidance procedure rather than one in which dinerent values are placed on any one type of diploma over another. Students planning to attend college usually work toward a college preparatory diploma. Those specializing in business subjects earn a commercial diploma. Students who take pre-nursing, those who work under our diversified occupations program, and those specializing in home economics, shop and agriculture are awarded a general diploma. Roanoke County School Board lNlR. R. DOUGLAS NININGER. . .. ... MRS. F. B. THOMAS ........ MRS. CHARLES S. PETERSON .... IVIR. NIR. MR. MR. w Q.. E. LAYMAN ...,... , . F. HUGHES ........... LESTER M. VVHITMORE .... . . . I. N. lVlOSELEY ....... NIRS. HAZEL BALLENTINE.. MR. RILEY S. HAYDEN .... Black Swan , Town . . .Snperintfndent . . . . .Salem Diftrict . , .Big Lick Diftrict Cave Spring District . . .Catawba Diftrict of Snl6nifChair1nan Town of Vinton ...,.........CZfrle Building Sfzzpfrvifor ., X, . VX fx in A , 1 ' , , F! ' q I' v 'www1urufU 'A 1'L-r 7, ' , I, I . X : , , MII HHH!! Ill A,-9.11 N is 1 N S . i N ' - 7 r -- ,,,gu4 -'N 55 . - 2 I ' vm ' ji' , - Vfr- -' 1 r- -...ffl ,V , 5357 ' M - -- - I, I rg- ' I X -jfLi f 'vA- -.Cv ,y x 'gflfufl T L ,! v ' N-X 1 .1 W In ! Qf X x, I x X R S ., X 1 V 'x Y' 5 x 4X- fl- N ' by X X xg, K N.. ,, Li- -, . f uf Ii l A JVM!! 1 f 'milf ' I ' 'HW' ,, W X 4 ,Z ' 1' 'All 'H y -I ll V ' E , V ,, , . ,, 1 ., V ir - L 1, 1 ' , 4 ,704 Y J ! L if 5? Ao A AIX X NE 1215? My I I I 'HWIW' 'H '11 ' '. A, VH A - -' K Q'l'lf4 5, E ?r- -if A N xl X-AZN.. 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Trfaffu for .Reportzr Sponsors CLASS lx'IO'l I'UZ Hllfhai 1 om abou! to Zmcome, I am 'l'l0'lUbKCO77Zf71gH Highest Ranking Seniors i'Not lifted acfonling to IYHIICD SliA'l'lilJ, I.If1lfT 'VO IQIGIITZ Rfzuiifffe Ubolfolk, Elizzzbfth Calilwfff, Ilflm Sinn, llfilma JIIl.S'.S'6'fIllfl?I and S116 .Ur lmzzzorf STANDING: ,Vary Jima gllfaflor, lffifll llf'fM'f, Carlyle CUIPIEY, jmnff Fiuik, and IJUILI-J' AFIIXKN I Black Swan , Seniors VIOLA IXIAXINE ALTIZER Sensible, good-natured, eflicient FRANK CLIFTON ADANIS Considerate, loyal, reliable RAY NIEADOR ADAMS Calm, unconcerned, impersonal PATRICIA SUE ANDERSON Dependable, witty, pleasant BARBARA LEIGH ARTHUR Carefree, friendly, practical WAYNE EARL BARR Industrious, genial, trustworthy DONALD RAY BASHAM Likable, obliging, full-'o-fun SHIRLEY ANN BOWLING Short, hard-working, reserved KIATTIE ELIZABETH CALDVVELL Quiet, studious, intelligent JERYL OTEY BOOTHE Handsome, courteous, easy-going Seniors CHARLOTTE JEAN CHISONI Casual, eager, talkative DONALD IRVIN BOWLES Silent, industrious, commendable JAMES CALDWELL BROWN quiet, progressive, helpful CLARA GERMAINE CLINEBIIL Coy, pleasing, clever PATSY CLAY COEN Blonde, amiable, leisurely MARVIN EMMETT BROWN Wholehearteel, mannerly, willing LAWRENCE WAYNE CLARK Comical, lighthearted, playful BARBARA ANN COMBS Devoted, trustful, patient GENEVA JANE DOGAN Thoughtful, gracious, cheery GLENN FRANKLIN CLINGENPTLL Fun-loving, Carefree, amusing Seniors NANCY LAURA DURHAIVI Cute, versatile, winning CARLYLE PHILIP COMER Realistic, intelligent, ambitious CHARLES CEFUS COOK Popular, athletic, honorable FRANCES BEATRICE FIREBAUGH Zealous, understanding, reserved BETTY JEAN FORBES Hard-working, talkative, cheerful OTTO MCNEIL COUNTS Tall, good-looking, sincere RICHARD EUGENE COURTNEY Happy-go-lucky, friendly, sensible EDITH MAE FORBES Agreeable, patient, earnest ISABEL ADDISON FRANKLIN Diligent, generous, happy ROBERT WILFRED DELANCEY Admirable, magnetic, steadfast Seniors DOROTHY FAYE HAIRFIELD Accomplished, talented, congenial WARREN RICHARD FLAHERTY Calm, leisurely, gallant ATWELL HAROLD FREESE Unconcerned, temperate, easy-going IRIS WILLARDEEN HARRIS Nice, warmhearted, eiicicient MERLENE LOIS HENDRICK Pretty, lovable, petite BETTY JOY HODGES I Gay, willing, small NANCY LEE HOUSMAN ff jovial, trustful, gentle ga we JAMES EVERETT FUNK Self-reliant, determined, good-natured RALPH WILLIANI GREEN Nlischievous, quickwitted, playful JANICE MAXINE HUDDLESTON Nlodest, uncompromising, affable Seniors DOROTHY LEE HURT Sweet-tempered, modest, practical CHARLES BUFORD HELMS Cunning, jolly, bold JASPER BRANDON JONES Friendly, alert, humorous DORIS JEANETTE KASEY Neat, likable, dignified PHYLLIS MARLENE KESSLER Competent, true, unselfish ANNIS LAURA KINGERY Dccisive, spirited, diligent JEAN BOYCE KRAUS Alelodious, neat, sociable BILLY WEST KESSLER Sincere, capable, frank WILLIAKI RALPH KIRK Reliable, solemn, polite BARBARA ANN LESLIE Kind, good-hearted, happy. Seniors BETTY ELIZABETH LYLE Reserved, peaceable, meditative GARY WESLEY LEONARD Ingenious, talented, ambitious WILLIAM CARY IVICDANIEL Neat, conscientious, self-reliant WANDA JOYCE MARTIN Affeetionate, sweet-tempered, art1st1c LEONA MAMIE RIARTIN Lovely, submissive, appealing NORMA JEAN IVICCLEARY Cute, amiable, gracious ELLA SUE MCLEMORE Thoughtful, full-0'-fun, eager BOBBY GWYNNE MCLEOD Progressive, engaging, clever RILEY EUGENE MARTIN Good-looking, industrious, respectful MARY ALMA MEADOR Capable, industrious, musical Seniors MARTHA SUE MITCHELL Helpful, gay, warm-hearted RAY DELANO lX'HLLlCR Earnest, likable, just GRAYDON IREDELL PETERS Eager, witty, cunning BARBARA MAXINE MOORE Dainty, small, lovable BARBARA ANN MUSE Tiny, sweet, clemure WILMA EILEEN MUSSELMAN Sympathetic, hard-working, merry NANCY ELLEN NICHOLS Attractive, vivacious, happy-go-lucky GLENN ODELL REED Quiet, mannerly, loyal THOMAS MCKINLEY RYAN Fun-loving, optimistic, decisive PHYLLIS YVONNE PLYMALE Commendable, trustworthy, peppy Seniors FRANCES ELIZABETH RENALDS Sociablc, pleasing, mirthful ROBERT EUGENE SCHUERMANN Dashing, spirited, popular LEO WILBERT SCOTT Nice, intelligent, serious JOYCE BELLE RICHARDSON Competent, jolly, practical DARLENE FRANCES RIDGEWAY Kind, cooperative, dependable MARY LEE ROACH Steadfast, understanding, efficient MARTHA ANNE RODGERS Dynamic, humorous, frank GEORGE HARRINGTON SEIBEL Whole-hearted, obliging, considerate KENNETH HAROLD SHAVER Gallant, matter-of-fact, just PEGGY ANN SELL Silent, generous, studious X. Seniors PEGGY GELENE SETZER Submissive, earnest, studious EUGENE SHORT Quiet, realistic, careful ROBERT EUGENE SMITH Congenial, bold, uncompromising NORMA JEAN SHEPHERD Nonchalant, Winsome, devoted DORIS JEAN SHORT Small, busy, talkative EVELYN GAY SMITH Zealous, companionable, nice DARLENE JEANETTE SIMMONS Enterprising, thoughtful, versatile EDWARD WILLIAM STATES Easy-going, true, courteous GEORGE DEWEY STEVENS Friendly, helpful, carefree DOROTHY MADELINE SIMMONS Solemn, dependable, pleasant Seniors HELEN ELIZABETH SINER Nice, ambitious, Winsome OTIS SHERWOOD TAYLOR Handsome, loyal, engaging GERALD EMORY TRIBBETT lX'Ianly, shy, peaceable BETTY JANE. ST. CLAIR Diligent, kind, sincere RITA SUE THOMAS Coy, alert, good-natured EUNICE MARIE THURNIAN Upright, gentle, industrious LUCY JANE TRENT Amiable, impersonal, quiet CHARLES ALAN VAUGHAN Short, quickwitted, determined KENNETH STERLING VVARD Oratorieal, alert, dramatic CAROLEE WALDRON Sweet, dependable, uncompromising Seniors BETTY ANNE WILEY Casual, unconcerned, leisurely KEITH GEORGE WEEKS Considcrate, serious, dignified PATRICIA MAE WILKERSON Practical, honest, courteous JEAN LOUISE WILLIAMS Energetic, faithful, companionablc VELTY THOMAS WRIGHT Good-natured, courteous, hard-working LORRAINE CARLENE WILLS Good-hearted, Willing, unsellish AUDREY VIRGINIA VVILSON Sensible, warm-hearted, serene JOYCE RHUNELLE WOOLFOLK Neat, alluring, Winsome BETTY JEAN WRIGHT Affable, temperate, pleasant Senior Class History What fun it is to recall pleasant memories, and certainly there are none more precious to us, the seniors of '52, than those of our past high school days. Wvhen first we entered lVilliam Byrd in 1947 as eighth graders, the road ahead seemed endlessly long. It was hard to imagine ourselves seniors. That year Henry Plunkett, Elmer Thacker, Gladys Craft, and Faye Hairfield were our leaders. As sophomores, we elected Bobby Schuermann, Regina Boggess, hffaxine Altizer and Rhunelle Wloolfolk to the class OITICCS. Before we realized it, we had completed more than half our journey as we stepped into the role of juniors. Kenneth Shaver, Barbara Moore, Kenneth VVard, Darlene Sim- mons, and Martha Rodgers fulfilled well their duties as class officers. Wlhat a busy year it wasl Remember the fun we had presenting our class play, '4Suzy, under the direction of our sponsors, Mrs. Hood and Mrs. Clary? And we can't forget the Junior-Senior Prom and our share in the Cap and Gown ceremony and Commencement. But at last we have reached the end of our high school road, for we are seniors. How quickly the days have passed. There seemed only half as many hours in a day as there should have been. Our officers were Kenneth Shaver, Kenneth Ward, Rhunelle Wool- folk, Barbara Moore and Nancy Durham. VVhenever we think of these last few months we shall remember those highlights of the yearfpicnic, the commencement exercises, and the trip to New York. May we thank our sponsors, Miss Kelly and lWrs. Reynolds, and all those who have helped to make our senior year such a successful one. Now we begin a new journey into the future, each traveling a separate road. In our memories, the events of these happy years will always remain, and will inspire us to the fulfillment of our ambitions. l l l f 1 iii 30 ill? l 4: Q l i tb nf, K l Black Swan Senior Director FRANK CLIFTON ADAMS: Commercial. RAY MEADOR ADAIWS: General. WAYNE EARL BARR: Academic-Annual Staff: Sports Editor. DONALD RAY BASHANI, D0nnie : Commercial. JERYL OTEY BOOTHE, Booku.f,': General-Basket- ball: Track: Football: S. C. A.: IXfIonogram. DONALD IRVIN BOWLES, 'gRoa.rter : General- Treasurer, F. F. A. JAINIES CALDWELL BROVVN, f, C. : Commercial. INIARVIN EXIIVIETT BROWN: Commercial. LAWRENCE WAYNE CLARK, Brud,': General- Vice President, F. F. A. GLENN FRANKLIN CLINGENPEEL, Goo5fy'l: General. CARLYLE PHILIP COMER, BuzIdy : Academic- S. C. A.: Basketball: Debate Team: Junior Class Play: Public Speaking: President, S. C. A.: Advertising Stali: State Championship in Debating. CHARLES CEFUS COOK, 'fCook1'e',: General- Football: Basketball: Baseball: Track: All City- County: All District 6. OTTO MCNEAI. COUNTS: Commercial. RICHARD EUGENE COURTNEY, '6Pete : General -Basketball. ROBERT WILFRED DELANCEY, William: Aca- demic-S. C. A.: Monitor: President, Public Speaking and Debating: Track. WARREN RICHARD FLAHERTY, BaIdy : Com- mercial-Football: Basketball: S. C. A. ATWELL HAROLD FREESE, jim : General- Football: Basketball. JAMES EVERETT FUNK, fim : Academic- Public Speaking and Debating: District II Debating Championship: State Championship: Boys' State: Basket- ball. RALPH WILLIAM GREEN: General. CHARLES BUFORD HELMS, Bootf,': General. JASPER BRANDON JONES, j. B.',: General- Football. BILLY WEST KESSLER: Commercial. WILLIAM RALPH KIRK, Wa!do : General-Hi-Y: Football: Football Manager: Basketball Manager: S. C. A.: Track: Represented D. O. Club, Fredericksburg. GARY WESLEY LEONARD: Academic-Hi-Y: Booster Club: S. C. A.: Monitor: Treasurer, Choir: Business Manager, Annual: Stage Committee, Junior Class Play: Advertising Staff: S. I. P. A. WILLIAM CARY MCDANIEL, '4Karo : General- Basketball: S. C. A. BOBBY GWYNNE IVICLEOD: Commercial-S. C. A.: Basketball: Football: Baseball. RILEY EUGENE IVIARTIN: General-Baseball: Blanager, Football: Nlanager, Basketball. RAY DELANO MILLER, HSam : Academic-Vice President, S. C. A. GRAYDON IREDELL PETERS, HGrady : General- Junior Class Play: Football: Basketball. GLENN ODELL REED: General. THOMAS MCKINLEY RYAN, 'KSpeck,': General- S. C. A.: Basketball. ROBERT EUGENE SCHUERMANN, 4'Bobby : Academic-Hi-Y: President, Ioth Grade: Vice President, Nlixed Choir: Delegate, Hi-Y Assembly: S. C. A. Con- vention at Nlonroe Junior High: Delegate to Hi-Y Con- ference, Clifton Forge: Track: Junior Class Play: Monitor: :H Boys' State: Vice President, Public Speaking: Highest Magazine Salesman. LEO VVILBERT SCOTT: Commercial-Football: Basketball: Treasurer, Junior Class: S. C. A.: Junior Class Play. GEORGE HARRINGTON SEIBEL: General-Presi- dent, F. F. A.: Vice President, F. F. A. KENNETH HAROLD SHAVER, Kfn : Commercial -President, Senior Class: President, Junior Class: S. C. A.: Football: Basketball: Treasurer, Choir: Baseball. EUGENE SHORT: General. ROBERT EUGENE SMITH, Nub : General-Foot- ball: Basketball: Track: S. C. A.: Manager, Basketball. EDWARD WILLIAM STATES, Buddy : Com- mercial-Football: Newspaper Staff. GEORGE DEWEY STEVENS, K'Sl1'm'I: Academic- Public Speaking and Debating: S. C. A.: Special in Christ- mas Program: IXIonitor. OTIS SHERWOOD TAYLOR, Ro21er : General- President, D. O. Club: Football, Co-Captain. GERALD E. TRIBBETT. uffrryvz General-Football. CHARLES ALAN VAUGHAN: General-Treasurer, D. O. Club: Treasurer, Hi-Y. KENNETH STERLING WARD, Kenw: Academic- Football: Boys' Prose Reader: One Act Play: Track: Junior Class Play: District 6 Winner in Boys, Public Speaking: Hi-Y: Reporter, Junior Class: American Legion Speech Contest: IVIonitor: S. C. A.: Boys' State: Vice President of Senior Class. KEITH GEORGE WEEKS: Commercial-Repre- sentative, D. O. Club. VELTY THOMAS WRIGHT, funior : Academic- F. F. A. Club. VIOLA MAXINE ALTIZER, Maru: Commercial- Secretary, Tenth Grade: Newspaper Staff. PATRICIA SUE ANDERSON, Pain: Commercial. BARBARA LEE ARTHUR, Bahru: Commercial- Booster Club: Y-Teens: Vice President, F. H. A.: Annual Staff: Advertising Staff. SHIRLEY ANN BOWLING, 'tShorzy : General- Booster Club: Annual Staff. ELIZABETH CALDWELL, Libby : Commercial. CHARLOTTE JEAN CHISOM: Commercial-Y- Teens. CLARA GERMAINE CLINEBELL: Commercial- Y-Teens: Cheerleader: Junior Class Play. PATSY CLAY COEN, Pain: Commercial-Y-Teens. BARBARA ANN COMBS, 'gBob : Commercial. GENEVA JANE DOGAN, Hot Rod : General-Y- Teens: Booster Club: AIanager, Junior Varsity Basketball: Assistant Secretary, D. O. Club: Annual Staff: 4-H Club. NANCY LAURA DURHAIXI: Commercial-Girls' Trio: Representative, Senior Class: Cheerleader: Booster Club: Attendant to Miss Vinton. FRANCES BEATRICE FIREBAUGH: General-Y- Teens: Booster Club: Assistant Secretary, Blixed Choir: S. C. A. BETTY JEAN FORBES, Bet.fy : Commercial- S. C. A.: Booster Club: Basketball. EDITH MAE FORBES: Commercial-S. C. A.: Booster Club. ISABEL ADDISON FRANKLIN, Hlffievz Com- mercial-Business Manager, Newspaper Staff: Booster Club: Y-Teens. DOROTHY FAYE HAIRFIELD, 'lBoot5ie : Aca- demic-S. C. A.: Public Speaking Club: President, Senior Y-Teens: Representative, Junior Y-Teens: Treasurer, Inter-Club Council: Drum majorette: Accompanist, Girls, 31 :Z- Fifty-Two Senior Directory Choir, Cheerleader, Junior Varsity Basketball, Advertis- ing Staif. IRIS WILLARDEEN HARRIS, Defn : Academic- F. H. A. Club, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Public Speaking Club, Vice President, Library Club, Girls' State, S. I. P. A., Delegate to Y-Teen Convention, Lynchburg, Editor, Annual, S. C. A., Property Committee, Junior Class Play MERLENE LOIS HENDRICK: Commercial-Y- Teens, S. C. A., Library Club. BETTY JOY HODGES: Commercial. NANCY LEE HOUSKIAN, '4Nan : Commercial- Y-Teens, S. C. A., Newspaper Staff, Advertising Staff, Vice President, Booster Club, Secretary, Senior Y-Teens, Monitor. JANICE NIAXINE HUDDLESTON: General- Booster Club, Y-Teens, Public Speaking Club. DOROTHY LEE HURT, Dorn: Commercial-Y- Teens, Newspaper Staff. DORIS JEANETTE KASEY: Commercial-Y-Teens, Newspaper Staff, Secretary, Booster Club, Prompter, Junior Class Play, Advertising Staff, Monitor. PHYLLIS MARLENE KESSLER: General-Cafe- teria Hostess. ANNIS LAURA KINGERY, Hdnnnz Academic- Cafeteria Hostess, Y-Teens, S. C. A., Public Speaking. JEAN BOYCE KRAUS: General-Y-Teens, Booster Club, F. H. A., Public Speaking Club, Annual Staff, Advertising Staff, Monitor, S. C. A., Junior Class Play, Band, F. H. A., State Convention, Harrisonburg, Double Quartet, Trio, Soloist, Special Part in Christmas Program. BARBARA ANN LESLIE, Bobbie': Commercial- Library Club, Girls' Choir, Y-Teens, Booster Club, Annual Staff, Advertising Staff. BETTY ELIZABETH LYLE, Bettylyle,': Com- mercial-Booster Club, Vice President, F. H. A., Annual Staff, Manager, Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball, Adver- tising Staff. LEONA NIANIIE IVIARTIN, Runt'l: Commercial- Y-Teens, Miss Vinton, Volleyball, Newspaper Staff. WANDA JOYCE IVIARTIN: Commercial-Y-Teens, S. C. A., Volleyball. NORINIA JEAN NICCLEARY, Hffnnieuz Commercial -Y-Teens, Booster Club, Annual Staff, Junior Class Play, Basketball. A ELLA SUE NICLEIXIORE, Surie : General-Booster Club, Y-Teens, Secretary-Treasurer, F. H. A., Annua Stalf, Advertising Staff. MARY ALIXIA MEADOR, Alma Mae : Academie- Booster Club, Y-Teens, Public Speaking, 4'lXfIary in Christmas Cantata, Special part in Spring Festival, S. C. A. IXIARTHA SUE MITCHELL, '6Suz'z'e : Commercial- Y-Teens, S. C. A., Newspaper Staff. BARBARA NIAXINE MOORE, Bahru: General- Y-Teens, Booster Club, S. C. A., D. O. Club. BARBARA ANN INIUSE, Bobbz'e : Academic- Booster Club, Annual Staff, Y-Teens, S. C. A., Monitor, Junior Class Play Property Committee. WILMA EILEEN MUSSELMAN, Slowpoke',: Gen- eral-Library Club, Cafeteria Hostess, S. C. A., Adver- tising Staff. NANCY ELLEN NICHOLS, '4BZomiif : Com- mercial-Basketball, Y-Teens, Junior Class Play, Secre- tary, Booster Club, S. C A., Attendant to Bliss Vinton. PHYLLIS YVONNE PLYMALE, Ev0n : Com- mercial-Booster Club, Y-Teens, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Basketball, Publicity Committee, Junior Class Play. -if 32 E FRANCES ELIZABETH RENALDS, Franny,': General-Booster Club, Public Speaking Club, Y-Teens, 4-H Club, Annual Staff, Junior Varsity Basketball, Cafe- teria Hostess, F. H. A. Club President, Program Chairman. JOYCE BELLE RICHARDSON, 'lSh0rty : Com- mercial-Library Club. DARLENE FRANCES RIDGEWAY: Commercial- S. C. A., Booster Club, Secretary of hdixed Choir. NIARY LEE ROACH, Dimple5 : Commercial- Booster Club, F. H. A., Y-Teens, Monitor, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, S. C. A. Reporter. MARTHA ANNE RODGERS: Academic-Vice Presi- dent, Junior Y-Teens, Prompter, One-Act Play, Junior Class Play, Sports Editor, Newspaper Staff, President, Booster Club, S. I. P. A., Y-Teens, Girls' State, Cafeteria Hostess, S. C. A., Public Speaking and Debating Club, Vice President, Junior Class. PEGGY ANN SELL: Commercial. PEGGY GELENE SETZER, P5g : Commercial. NORMA JEAN SHEPHERD, Shep,': Commercial- Booster Club. DORIS JEAN SHORT, Butch : Academic-Presi- dent, Library Club, NIonitor, S. C. A., Volleyball. DARLENE JEANETTE SIMMONS, '4Darling : Commercial-Y-Teens, Booster Club, Treasurer, Junior Class, Program Chairman, Senior Y-Teens, Basketball, Production Manager, Newspaper, S. C. A. EVELYN GAY SMITH, Soak : Commerical-Y-Teens DOROTHY MADELINE SIMMONS, Maddiz : Commercial. HELEN ELIZABETH SINER: Academic-S. C. A., Secretary and Assistant Secretary, S. C. A., Annual Staff, Program Chairman, Public Speaking and Debating Club, Poetry Reading Winner in District 6, Cafeteria Hostess, Girls' State, S. I. P. A., Junior Class Play, Attendant to Xliss Vinton, D. A. R., Good Citizenship and American History Award, Current Events Award. BETTY JANE ST. CLAIR: Academic. RITA SUE THOMAS, '5Pratt,': Commercial-Co- Program Chairman, Y-Teens. EUNICE MARIE THURIVIAN: Commercial. LUCY JANE TRENT: COMMERCIAL-D. O. Club. CAROLEE WALDRON, Corley : Academic-Senior Y-Teens, Advertising Staff. BETTY ANNE WILEY: Commercial-Junior and Senior Y-Teens, Accompanist, Girls, Choir. PATRICIA INIAE WILKERSON, Fairy , Booster Club, Junior Varsity Basketball, Senior Y-Teens, S. C. A., Public Speaking and Debating Club, Volleyball, Adver- tising Staff. JEAN LOUISE WILLIAMS, Ginger : Commercial- Booster Club, Program Chairman, Senior Y-Teens, Man- ager, Junior Varsity Basketball, News Editor, Newspaper. CARLENE LORRAINE WILLS, TootleJ',: Com- mercial-Booster Club, Y-Teens, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Property Chairman, Junior Class Play. AUDREY VIRGINIA WILSON, ufennyuz Com- mercial-Assistant Secretary and Vice President, D. O. Club JOYCE RHUNELLE WOOLFOLK: Academic- Booster Club, Vice President, Senior Y-Teens, S. C., A., Public Speaking and Debating Club, Prompter, One-Act Play, Annual Staff, Secretary, Senior Class, Cafeteria Hostess, Secretary-Treasurer and President, F. H. A., Stage Committee, Junior Class Play, State Convention, Harrisonburg. BETTY JEAN WRIGHT, Red : Commercial-Post Graduate. ik U. Black Swan OFFICERS JOIIXNY S.xNDR1lx:1c. . ...,,.,...., ...... P rf.rz'd.e11t BLTCKY GE,xRH.xR'r ,... , . , fin? Prffidmzl CH.xR1.EAN lQ.xNEs .... .... S fcrftary CJUY SNOW' ......, . . , Trmfurfr SHIRLEY GRANT. . . . . .Rfpwlcr Junior Class History ln the fall of 1948, there were 199 bewildered souls wandering around in the halls of William Byrd. VVC were then eighth graders trying to find where we be- longed and to accustom ourselves to a new phase of our lives. Vl'e felt a little lost but knew if we strived hard enough we would reach our goal- graduation. Wie thought we knew everything by the beginning of the next year as we were then freshmen. We were efficiently led by Betty Pedigo, Don Tingler, hlae Lee Uyerstreet, lack Basham and Joyce Young. Our sponsor was Nlr. Thomas. The third year finally arrived and we, as sophomores, were beginning tolike our new life under the leadership of Johnny Sandridge, Don Tingler, Stafford Xleador, Betty Pedigo and Lewis Journell. Our sponsor was Nlrs. Anita Reynolds. Wie started our Junior year with a bang by presenting our class play 'lhfleet Corliss Archerf' Our class this year is composed of S6 members and our leaders are Alohimy Sandridge, George Gearhart, Guy Snow, Charlean Hanes and Shirley Grant. Our sponsors are Xlrs. Clary and Klrs. llood. We are looking forward to our senior year and hope to wear in tlune, 1953, the caps and gowns of our attained rank. .-1 1-.4 11, 33 fs- Fifty-Two I I Juniors TOP RQW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Altice, foyee Adamf, Rudolph Atkinf, Marlene Altice, Gordon Bryant, foyre Arthur, Fred Cramer SECOND ROW: Shirley Axhby, Donald Darnell, facleie Barr, Norma Bohon, Donald Dunbar, Evelyn Bowling, Fannie Bowyer TI-IIRD Row: Hugh Elliot, Sylvia Bragg, Ten' Brown, Kenneth Ellifon, Dorix Burger, Connie Co-fee, Douglaf Forbes FOURTH Row: Nina Coleman, George Gearhart, Martha Cooper, Patricia Covington, Eugene Gray, Charlean Eanef, Roma Ann Floyd FIFTH Row: Herbert Graff, Barbara Fralin, Pat Giblin, Philip Hutfon, lllerle Gillespie, Martha Goble, Mauriee feter LAST ROW: Shirley Grant, Sherman jonef, Pearl Helmf, Kenneth fournell, Louife Keffler, Louif fournell, fean Kreider -if si 33:- 0 2 n NI J Black Swan Juniors TW 'wa .F Q21 TOP Row, LEFT TO IQIGHTZ Wilnzore Lejell, Loretta Larch, Richard Leftwich, Anna Lucado, Paul lllartin, janif llliller, Richard .Martin SECOND Row: Mable llflorgan, Stajford llleador, Toni Murray, Mae Lee Overftreet, Glenn Miller, Shirley Painter, Ilelen Patxel SFHIRD ROW: Beverly QBudJ Nininger, Nellyce Payne, Kathryn Pearman, jamex Pattifon, Betty Pedigo, Duann Riggle, johnny Sandridge . FOURTH Row: Betty Riley, Gerald Saunderf, jean Scaggf, Shirley Scott, Guy Snow, june Sell, Carolee Silcox FIFTH Row: Lewif Stump, Geraldine Smith, jackie Stovall, Freddie Spangler, .Martha St. Clair, Norma St. Clair, Bobby Summert- BOTTOM Row: jean Taylor, Clara Trent, Don Tingler, Barneyjlfeaver, .Wax Tingler, Geraldine Wheeler, Albin QBuddyD llfingjield Flora jr: York .nf Y , 1,1 :as Fifty-Two N Sophomores OFFICERS A FRANK KELLY. . . ...... President RosE PAINTER .... .... T reaxnrer JEAN GARMAN ..,.. . . . Vice Prefident EDWARD KELLY .... ........ R eporter SHIRLEY CRAFTON ............ Secretary MR. FERRILL ...... ,... ........ S p onxor TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Agner, joyce Abell, Nelfon Burlebolder, Rose Alary Altiee, Owen Brown, Edith Arthur, Cline Brown, Barbara Akerf SECONIEROIAE: Shirley Auftin, Clifton Barton, David Bolster, Lenoria Burger, Paul Black, Gilbert Burton, foyce Barton, Billy oele ett THIRD gow: Bobby Conner, Barbara Bell, Carlton Clarle, Reba Butterworth, Freddie Cooper, Peggy Caldwell, Irwin Carr, rline Clark FOURTH RoW:I Shirley Crafton, Billy Caudill, feanette Cronk, Karl Dingledine, Calvin Delong, Betty Dogan, Gene Eaftwood, Conway Eubanlz ' FIFTH -ROW: Cecil Frazier, Anne Dooley, Melvin Gregory, Edward Gordon, Barbara Grubb, farnef Hogan, Garrett Hudginf, ean Garrnan SIXTH Row: foyce Graden, Ronald Hale, Shelby Hale, Arnold Howell, Nancy Harrie, john faclefon, Alarie Uodger, feffe fone: A .1-Qi.. I Black Swan B Sophomores FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Kelly, Bertha Huddlefton, famex Keeler, Shirley fohnfon, Frank Kelly, Helen Kafey, -lark Lawhorn, lblarion Kreider SECOND Row: Loretta Largen, lllarvin lllilton, Fred lWeLeod, Shirley Lawhorn, Howard 1VeVey, Kenneth fblorrifon, Vivian Martin, Bobby Pedigo TIIIRD ROW: Henry Rowland, lllelba Miller, Ethelyn llloore, jimmy Roberts, Eleanor IMMSSEIMHH, famef Starr, Leo St. Clair, Rose Marie Painter FOURTH Zlow: fame: Sileox, Donald Snyder, Cherie Quifenberry, Bobby Smith, fuanita Setzer, Sylvia Shell, David Snyder, P ilip Stanley FIFTH ROW: Geraldine Silver, Calvin Smith, Gordon Spangler, Arland Smith, Richard Switzer, foyee Spradlin, Toni Stark, W ilbert Tefter SIXTH Row: Betty Trump, james Thompfon, LeRoy Willf, Carolyn W'augarnan, Aebley llfeelef, Donald Williams, Loomix Wirt, Lorraine William: BOTTOM Row: Claude Williamx, Shirley Williamx, Neal Wray, Florence Worley, Coy Weaver Q25 37 E+ F :ity-T wo K , 5 I l 4 2 S'-Q QD Freshmen K , 1 ' . I. ,Eff OFFICERS ROY MCLEOD .,.. ........ P refident PHYLLIS SNYDER .... .... T reafurer JOAN TURNER ..... . . . Vice Prefident ARNOLD HARRIS.. . . . . .Reporter VIRGINIA SEIBEL ..... ........, S ecretary MR. NVALLENFELSZ ........,.... Sponfor TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Loif Ann Abfher, Bobby Agee, Kathryn Adlcinf, Conway Arrher, .Mary Barr, Wayne Ayerr, Sandra Blanleenfhip, f oe Lee Batef, Betty Sue Bowler I SECOND ROW: Billy Blake, Lottie fean Bowler, Charley Boxley, Norma Bragg, Fred Brown, Peggy Lee Broolef, Prire Bryant, I leff Carr, Prefton Burton THIRD ROW: Shirley Cawley, Hugh Lee Carner, Georgia Coleman, Melvin Chitturn, Phyllif Conner, fohn Cook, Anna Mae Doran, Harold Cooper, Dorothy Durham FOURTH ROW: Charle: Dooley, june Floyd, Eugene Dooley, .Efterline Fulton, Wayne Draper, Myrtle Carman, Ronnie Ellixon, Nancy Gillefpie, Bobby Fergufon FIFTH ROW: fean Green, Bobby Gearhart, Edith Hart, David Goble, Nancy Hodgef, Curtif Guilliamf, Rebeeea Huddlefton, Raymond Hall, Shirley Hunt SIXTH ROW: Arnold Harrie, Anna Mae Hyden, Clifton Hartfell, Beverly Lejell, fofeph Hatcher, Sylvia Lovern, Ronnie Huekf, Nancy Lyle, Curtis Kirby SEVENTH ROW: Betty jane lllartin, Erneft Kirk, Patricia Martin, Richard Krauf, faniee McBride, Leroy Medllirter, foan Miller, Paul Medllirler, Myrtle Moore . ' , eil 38 Er x , I Q. Black Swan , Freshmen no .M TOP Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Obenfhain, Wendell llleCarty, llluriel Overftreet, Don lVIeDonald, Betty Pendleton, Carl McGee, Shirley Radford, Roy MeLeod, Elife Reedy SECOND Row: Gerald McQueen, faequeline Riehardf, Stephen Mudrliman, Peggy Riehardfon, Clarence Mullins, Betty Ridpath, Roy Obenehain, Patty Scott, Bobby Patfel THIRD Row: Virginia Seibel, Bobby Penteeoft, Marie Sell, Gene Penteeoft, Nancy Settlef, Donald Petitt, jean Shaon, Donald Pugh, Elizabeth Shepherd FOURTH Row: Herman Plybon, Shirley Shocleley, Glenn Rarnfey, Roberta Silcox, Robert Ranxoni, Kay Sinzleinx, Billy Seaggx, Naney Sink, fohnny Seott FIFTH Row: Betty Smith, Sammy St. Clair, Phyllif Snyder, Robert Sharter, Zennia Sowerf, Bobby Sink, Claudia Spradlin, Cecil Sink, Ellen Spradlin SIXTH Row: Donald Slone, Ann Stanley, faeleie,Sniith, Nadine Stump, Doyle Sowerf, Betty Swain, Herbert Sowerr, Eva Thompfon, C. Starr SEVENTH Row: Annie Truffler, Ronald Waldron, joan Turner, Donald Wickham, Iblary Franeif Wilton, Shirley Wood, Wanda Wingfield, Shirley Wright eil 39 E: F. W a ,, l F iffy-Two l I Eighth Grade J OFFICERS JOHN OLSON. ..... ...... P resident ' MARLENE JOYCE. . . . . . Treasurer JACKIE SUTTLES .......... Vice President TOMMY BOHER ..... . . ....... Reporter SHELBY CARR ...,............ Secretary MISS HARRIS .................. Sponsor TOP ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Sandra Abbott, Tommy Agner, Lois Arthur, foe Asbury, Rose Mary Beard, Paul Atkinson, fuanita Belcher, Hal Baker, Marietta Belcher, Lewis Baker ' SECOND ROW: Donald Basharn, Sylvia Bible, james Bell, Suzanne Blankenship, Inez Bowling, foann Bryant, Barrie Booth, Peggy Bryant, Benjarnine Brown, Phyllis Bryant THIRD ROW: Bessie Lee Bunner, feryl Bryant, Barbara Burger, jesse Cantline, foyce Butterworth, farnes Chisorn, Estelle Byrd, Billy Chittuni, janet Caldwell, Charles Chitturrt FOURTH ROW: Meredith Clark, Lois Caldwell, Carrol Clement, Shelby Carr, Ruth Cooper, Helen Criner, Gary Cooper, joann Davis, joseph Covington, Wanda Dooley FIFTH ROW: Betty Fore, Kenneth Gene Cox, Barbara France, fanice Frye, Rose Mae Gillespie, Violet Green, Betty fean Greer, Richard Craddock, Peggy Gresham, Gene Craft SIXTH ROW: Marvin Cronk, fosephine Grubb, Thomas Dowdy, Patricia Hale, Betty fo Ham, Drearna Hartsel, Kenneth Drewry, jane Hatcher, Thomas Drewry, Rebecca Hatcher SEVENTH ROW: Betty Hodges, Albert Dunbar, Gloria Annette Hodges, fohn Dunbar, Sheryl Hodges, Nyle Filson, Rebecca Hunter, Wade Ferguson, Betty jones, Brooks Ferguson EIGHTH ROW: Raymond Flippen, Shelby jean jones, Dean Flowers, Marlene foyee, Douglas Folden, Margaret Lamb, Bobby Gibson, Louise Landes, David Gibson, june Elizabeth Martin Eighth Grade TOP ROW, LE1-'T T0 IQIGHTI Darlene Mayy, William Goad, joanne Mcdllifter, Calvin Cray, Marie .McGeorge, johnny Craybell, Ola Bliller, Donald Hall, Larcile Obenfhain, Rodney Hammond SECOND ROW: Frank Hylton, Eleanor Ozferftreet, Richard Lawhorn, Charlotte Paxton, jamef lllillf, Evelyn lllae Payne, Bobby Illurphy, llflildred joyce Payne, Ronnie Murphy, Thelma joyce Peterf THIRD Row: Shelby Plunkett, julian Newman, Sarah Powerf, Donna Quifenberry, Carolyn Rakef, john Olxen, Norma Riddle, Elmere Overftreet, Mabel Rider, Wayne Peterx FOIJRTII ROW: Calvin Phlegar, janet Riley, Ryland Picheral, Phyllif Riley, Anne Robinfon, Katherine Saunders, Richard Reynoldf, Anita Saunderf, Cecil Riley, Bonnie Schuermann FIFTII ROW: Mary Ellen Short, Donald Robertf, Norene Simmons, Barbara jean Siner, Franqulan Smith, janielie Smith, Norma jean Sowerf, William Robertfon, Nancy Mae Spangler, Raymond Robtifon SIXTH ROW: Billy Setzer, Rebecca Spradlin, Larry Shell, Sharon Stark, William Cecil Smith, Urfel jane Stewart, john Snyder, Betty jo Strickler, Ronald Staton, Anna jean Tefter I SEVENTH ROW: Shirley Thomafon, Daniel Stevenf, Barbara Thompfon, Gerald St. Clair, Kathleen Toone, Lewi: St. Clair, Ruth Townfend, jackie Suttlef, Edna Mae Trunler, Herfhell Tribbett EIGHTII ROW: William Turner, Claire Tucker, Vernon Vaughan, Eleanor Turner, Robert Ward, Barbara Underwood, Delano Weaver, Barbara Ann Waldron, llfayne Wheeling, Charlotte Watkinf BOTTOM ROW: jackie Wickham, jean Wilhelm, lllarie Williarnr, llflalcolm Wifeman, Shirley W'illiam5, Kenneth Wright Junior High School H . Seventh Grade FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGIIT: Dean Brown, David Smith, Richard Everett, Billy Callahan, Lloyd Arnold, William Kilpatrick, Tommy Pittman, Danny Minton, Paul Criner, Gerald Suttlet,'Ray Harrit SECOND Row: William Muttelman, Bill Cook, David Lynch, Richard Shijflett, Ronald Motley, Pete Plunkett, jamet Wray, Marvin Kernt, Benny Harrit, David Hale, Gene Maloney THIRD Row: Monte Floyd, jerry Funk, Glenn Spradlin, Harry jonet, Lewit Cox, Kenneth Viar, Claude Campbell, j. W. Proctor, Albert Sloan, Donnie Thomat FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Troy Campbell, Robert Ryan, Ronald Coleman, Bobby Meador, Roger Furrow, Buddy Hammock, Tommy Stephenton, Kenneth Chewning, Lionel Hojfman, Lewit Painter, Gale Gith, Warren Simmont, Eugene Buzik, Raymond Payne, Dallat Bryant SECOND ROW: David Smith, Holly Cooper, Willie Via, Kenneth Moorman, Everette Gray, Ronald Barker, Sandy Shaugart, Elltworth Clare, Richard Wilton, Charlet Iddingt, Dickie Sandridge, Tommy Morriton, johnny Fielder, Billy Hutchent, Baker Fleenor THIRD Row: Tommy Lyle, Curtit Lynch, Vernon Gregory, Max Arnold, Freddie Fitzgerald, Buford Barton, Richard Sink, Billy Switzer, Walter Kent, jerry Hinchee, Ednin Altice, joe Andrewt FIRST Row, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Rachel Altice, Ruth Altice, Marian Lamb, joyce Altice, judy Gretham, Connie Carroll, Nancy Harrit, Alice Huddletton, Katie Lou Simmont, Suzanne Thomat, joann Richardt SECOND Row: Peggy Gilletpie, Louite Fielder, Arnetia Wilton, Mary Sybil Stevent, Rota Lee Bracker, Carolyn johnton, Lindy Lantdown, Martha Proctor, Ann Richardt, Shirley Baker, Sue Hale, joann jonet BACK Row: LaFern Wingfield, Barbara Goad, Molly Pedigo, joanne Roop, Phyllit Cooper, Sue Foutz, Mary Booth, Helen Scott, Audrey Broughman, Shirley Pugh, Carole Wiley, Faye Nickt, Sandra Stephenton FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: joyce Heath, Claudine Willt, Rotemary Overttreet, Shelby Hall, Nigel Horne, juanita Parkt, llflildred Amot, Freida Worley, joyce Settlet, Winifred Pearman SECOND Row: Roberta Robtiton, Ruby Kelley, Helen Holdren, Shelby St. Clair, Mary Lee Hunt, Chrittine jackton, Ruby May Conner, Phyllit Gibton, Glorice Turner, Ina Mae Cox BACK ROW: joyce Cadd, Maudy jackton, julia Weddle, Betty McBride, Dorit Hogan, Faye Clark, Sandra Fitz- gerald, janice Blankinthip, Francet Amot, Chrittine Hall Sixth Grade FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Curtit Wallace, Freddie Ahalt, john Weaver, Richard Dillon, Ronnie Forbet, Harry Batham, David Harrit, Melvin Scott, David Goode, Wayne Saundert, Bill Cook, Cyril Cook, joe Weddle, Clijord St. Clair SECOND Row: Danny Fither, jimmy Burton, Billy Richard Barry Ward, Penny Pennington, Warren Bryant, Dean Cromer, Wayne Morriton, Michael Shell, jamet Hill, Richard Scott, Nathen Tetter, Ronnie Scott, Bobby Sell THIRD Row: Donald Butie, Hubert Tolley, Roy Barbre, Paul Stewart, Ronald Arthur, Linwood Butterworth, Bobby Hunt, Billy Srnelter, Marvin Kernt, Wayne Thomat, Robert Otborne, jamie jonet, Glenn Spradlin, Lucian St. Clair, R. R. Collint FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Heath, Hazel Bowling, Carol Bryant, Dawn Hale, Clemetene Lynch, Connie Agner, janit Scott, Alice Fay Burnette, Mary Truttler, Wanda Cutter, Gay Cook, Shirley Moorman, jean DeLuncy, Mildred Spangler, Alice .Meador SECOND Row: Shirley Shell, Brenda jonet, judith Stone, Sara Vaughn, Carol Short, Betty Stanley, Anita jonet, Patricia Dinglidine, Virginia Thomaton, Erma McCarty, joan Kernt, Sue Hale, Cathrine Silcox, Barbara Richardt THIRD Row: judith Lefell, Nancy Fotter, Colleen Baker, Sara Cook, joan Branton, Barbara Fore, joyce Read, judy Snodgratt, Delplzine Parkt, joane Smith, Mavit St. Clair, Evelyn Belcher, Phyllit Wheeling SENIOR CLASS President .................. K. SHAVER Vice President ..,............ K. WARD Secretary ....... .... R . WOOLFOLK Treasurer.. . ....... B. MOORE Reporter. . . Sponsors ....... .... . ........N.DURHAM MISS KELLY MRS. REYNOLDS JUNIOR CLASS President ................ SANDRIDGE Vice President ......... . . .G. GEARHART Secretary ....... ...... C . EANES Treasurer. . ,...... G. SNOW Reporter .... ........ S . GRANT S IIXIRS. HOOD ponsors ..... ......... 1 MRS- CLARY SOPHOMORE CLASS President. ............,...... F. KELLY Vice President .............. J. GARMAN Secertary. . . .... .... S . CRAFTON Treasurer. . ..,. R. PAINTER Reporter .................... ED KELLY Sponsor ......... ......... R IR. FERRILL FRESHMAN CLASS President ............... . . .R. MCLEOD Vice President .............. I. TURNER Secretary ...... . . . .V. SEIBEL Treasurer .... .....,... P . SNYDER Reporter ...,................ A. HARRIS Sponsor. ............ MR. WALLENEELSZ EIGHTH GRADE President. .......... . ........ OLSEN Vice President ,............. SUTTLES Secretary ...... ...... S . CARR Treasurer ,... .... A I. JOYCE Reporter .... ...... H . BAKER Sponsor. . . ....,...,. RTISS HARRIS S. C. A. President ................... C. COMER Vice President ..... .... D . 'TINGLER Secretary ............ ....... H . SINER Assistant Secretary .......... ,B. PEDIGO Sponsor ....,............. MRS. GREEN BLACK SWAN STAFF Editor .....,............... W. HARRIS Business Manager. . .... G. LEONARD - F. CRAMER Art Editors ...... .... T l STARK Sponsor ........ ........ M RS. IVIOSELEY BYRD ECHO Editor ................... M. RODGERS Business Manager ......... I. FRANKLIN Art Editor ......... ..... F . CRAMER News Editor ........ .... ,I . WILLIAMS Production Manager ....,... D. SIMMONS I MRS. HOOD Sponsors ................ lMRS. RILEY BOOSTER CLUB President ................. M. RODGERS Vice President ........... N. HOUSMAN .IWW 3 4 Organization Roster Secretary .................... D. KASEY Program Chairman .......... B. PEDIGO Sponsor ................ MRS. DICKENS SENIOR Y-TEENS President ................ F. HAIRP'IELD Secretary .......... Treasurer .......... Program Chairman .... Social Chairman .... Pro 'ect Chairman J .,.. Worship Chairman .... M. OVERSTRE ET Vice President ......... . . . . .N. HOUSMAN ......J. STOVALL .C. EANES BRAGG .C. SILCOX ...,.M. GOELE Publicity Chairman .......... TAYLOR Sponsor .................. MRS. GOBLE JUNIOR Y-TEENS President ................... H. KASEY Vice President .............. I. TURNER Secretary .......... ....V. MARTIN Treasurer ................. S. LAWIIORN Program Chairman ......... M. GARMAN Worship Chairman ,......... P. IXIARTIN Publicity Chairman .......... S. WOOD MISS FRAIM Sponsors ............ MRS. REYNOLDS SPEECH CLUB President ............... W. DELANCEY Vice President ......... B. SCIIUERMANN Secretary and Treasurer ..... A. MEADOR Reporter ................. F. HAIRFIELD Sponsor .................., MR. GOBLE HI-Y CLUB President .................... H. GROSS Vice President ............ G. GEARHART Secretary and Treasurer ...... P. MARTIN Chaplain ................. B. NININGER Sponsor ............. MR. WALLENFELSZ D. O. CLUB President ................... S. TAYLOR Vice President .............. V. WILSON Secretary and Treasurer ....... B. NIOORE Reporter .................... R. ADAMS Sponsor ........ . .......... MR. MASON MIXED CHOIR President ................... J. BOOTIIE Vice President .............. E. IXIARTIN Treasurer ....... Secretary .... Reporter ..... Librarians. . . . Accompanist. . . . ... . .G. LEONARD ....,D. RIDGEWAY .....A. MEADOR -I. ADAMS ' V. MARTIN .........I.TAYLOR Director ................. MRS. PAINTER BAND President .......... . ...... . . .E. KELLY Vice President ..... ...,..., L . BURGER Secretary ....... Treasurer ..... Reporter ........ Field General.. . . Director ....... REI 441 E+ .....C. ODENCI-IAIN ......I. C. STARR ...B. FRAIILIN . . .J. MILLER . . . . .MR. TRIPLETT Black Swan 1. LIBRARY CLUB President .................. T. BROWN Vice President ..............., J. SHORT Secretary and Treasurer. . .C. WAUGANIAN GIRLS, CHOIR President ...... ............. .I . TURNER Vice President ............... E. IREEDY Secretary ..... . . ........... E. HART Treasurer .... .... R . BUTTERWORTH Reporter .... .... M . OVERSTREET Librarians. . . , .... V' SEIBEL I ' ' P. IYIARTIN Accompanist .................. S. HALE Director ...... ........... A 'IRS. PAINTER F. H. A. President ................ R. WOOLFOLK Vice President ...... .......... B . LYLE Secretary and Treasurer. . .S. MCLEMORE Reporter .......... ......, . .W. HARRIS Song Leader. . . .......... J. KRAUS Sponsor ..... ........ K IRS. WILLIANIS F. F. A. President .............. ..... E . GRAY Vice President .... ...... G . SEIBEL Secretary ...... ..... F . CRAMER Treasurer ..... .... D . BOWLES Reporter. . . ........ B. BLAKE Sponsor ...... ............ M R. THOMAS CHEERLEADERS Captain ............ M. L. OVERSTREET Co-Captain .... ........ IV I. ST. CLAIR Secretary. .... ......... J . TAYLOR Sponsor .......... ...... N TRS. DICKENS VARSITY FOOTBALL Co-Captains ...... ..... I ff5fC'ffOD I E MARTIN Managers ................ m E' KIRK Coach ,..................... AIR. HALE I.V.FOOTBALL Co-Captains ............... I F' KELLY I D. AGNER I R. NIURPHY Co-Managers. .... 1G. BURTON Coach .............. ..... R IR. TUCKER VARSITY BASKETBALL Co-Captain. .............. L. ST. CLAIR M I B. WINGFIELD anaggn' ' ' ' ' I G. SAUNDERS IHALE Coaches.. . , .. Q TUCKER L WALLENFELSZ GIRLS, VARSITY BASKETBALL , . . B.F Co-Captalns ............. ID- SQZIICSZJSNS lllanagers. . ........ wi 2223? Coach .... .... IN IISS REYNOLDS ,Cf hi o v A4 df 7' 1 w f , , ,fax M y N, ' W X H M X 1, . I Z lf' Wig: fn ,!.f!c,,g Y EN' fx if :duff -X mag-1, ww ff' Xlm ,g in A LXQX A f 2217. L1 ' jj' of ' ' ff! f f ff f eq' , , xg , A H 22 ffl , :f gmyi :I g f 5 M4 ff Q, rf 33 1 iff 1 5 f J w H MQ.. 'wif 4 Vi 1 1, A .I f 4 ! ,I 4 I X fy My 1 ? 5 Q, GY' 91 , 0174 c AXY++x. ' ,gs . Mr, , ,, N ' 'WIQWWW if 7 WMM ,X . ' ...J 1-., 'w fWZ:,? ff w 7 467 ' 751 , L.,.i, f 1, , V, 'TZ ff! ,f,,, , I JV, A Fra gf exam I V i 1 fi., e - I Q Student Cooperative Association OFFICERS CSARLYLE COMER ,............ Preyialent DON TINCILER. . . . . . Vice Prefident ....,,.,..Secretary HELEN SINER., BETTY PEDIGO. . . . . .Alffiftanz Secretary 1X1RS.GRIiEN.., ,....,..,.SponJor The purpose of the S. C. IX. is to solve problems arising from the students themselves, to aid iII the production of any plays or assemblies pertaining to the Welfare of the school, to be partly re- sponsible for the conduct of students while attending school, and to act as a governing body repre- senting the students. The annual Tlianlqsgiving olilering was used to buy IIl3gilZi11CS for the Catawba Sanatorium, and a check Was given to the lylercy House to be used in their building program. Home rooms and clubs prepared Christmas baskets, which were distributed to the needy families in the community. The S. C. IX. sponsors a point system, which gives recognition to students in fields other than athletics. Our school will plan the program and furnish a chairman for the Roanoke District S. C. A. hleeting, which will be held at lice Junior High School on Xlay 9, l952. AIIQMBERS FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGIIT: Sandra Abbott, Suzanne Blanleenflzip, Patricia Hale, joan Turner, Shelby Carr, Betty Fore, Barbara Bell, lvirginia Seibel, Patriria Analerforz, Alma Jleador, joyre lllartin, june llflartin SECOND Row: jimmy Hogan, Helen Kafey, Shirley Woml, .llae Lee Ooerftreet, Sylvia Bragg, Nadine Stump, Charlotte Paxton, jean Shaon, jean Seaggf, Toni Starle, Shirley Scott, jimmy Bell THIRD Row: Er-next Kirk, Gilbert Barton, Thomas Ryan, Bobby Schaerrnann, George Stevenf, Bobby Fergamn, Lewis St. Clair, C. A. Bexley, john Cook FOURTH Row: Paul fllcffllifxter, janzer Silrox, Robert Smith, llfarren Flaherty, Barrie Booth, Leo Scott ggi is lie J Black Swan .. s FRONT Row. LEFT T0 Ricsiirz Ten' Hrrmvz, llfl-Nflfllffll Hzzrrif. ,Uartha R0liQfV'.f. Rlzzuzffff llffirflfoll' SECOND Row: juan Turner, Chrrif C?uf.fKII!7L'7'l'y. flrlaml Smith. Frarzfff Rewzlldf, flzznzfr lxihzgery, Fzzyc' llflliffiffd, Dfzrfenf Szhirzimzr. lfilma .1lz4,r,i'fIrr1z1r1, Frank lxrlfy IVHIRD Row: ffrylR0ol11r. llerbfr'tCrr1,ipf, lXiF7Hlf'fl1 SlI!l'l'1'V', Gary l,f'U?lIlVlf. IV!-Uifftf1jt'l.fl7IL'Fj'. lfugrnf Cray Cafeteria Hostesses and Heads ' of Clubs Cafeteria hostesses assist in keeping Order in the cafeteria. They are there to remind students to clear the tables, put paper in trash cans. and return dishes and bottles to the kitchen. The girls are chosen hy the sponsor of the S. C. A. and serve in the cafeteria during their study periods. P7 Fe . E F1fty-Two B rd Echo Ol l lCl'iRS B1c'rTv lfonm-:s I xlAlfRICli Ji-1'rl2R Xlks. Hoon 1 Mus. IQILEY I, ' . . . , Spolljfffli Our school newspaper Tim Byrd lfrlm is published scmiuiouthlv luv at group of studs-nts with the assistance of two faculty advisors. 'l'hc staff is Clivitlcd into two groups: thc protluctiou stuff hvziclctl hy Mrs. Riley and the ctlitorizil stuff licatlccl by Xlrs. llootl. 'l'hc nowspzipcr is mimvographctl and has :tu avcragc of six pages. It gives news of happvuiugs around thc school. activities of various clubs. sports Hows, and other fcziturvs of iutcrcst. XVC hopc that the slutlcuts liavc CI1jOyK'Ll l'CilkllI1g lhc pzrpcr as much as thc stall' has enjoyed publishing it. MICKIBICRS FRoN'r Row, l,i5F'r 'ro Risiiiz Charlean Eanef, Yfmnne Plymalr, Shirlfy Cmnt SECOND ROW: illrf. Rilfy, Shirley Painter, Parity Wizilkemorz, Lemza llarfiu, Dorothy Hurt, .Uni flood iFHIRD Row: Cormie Cfrffec, .llaurirf jfifr, .Varzry llourman, .lfabel Jlorgan, Dorff jXld5rf'j', Czlrlfmf WYIUF, fvyca illartm, Hfify f'0I'bI'.f, .Uae Ln' Owrxlrfet, 1Xi6'l1,7ZKIflL lffard, joyu' Barium Black Swan NIARTIIA Romgizizs. , . .,............ Editor DARLI-:Nli Smxioxs ..., . . lJl'UtllU'flA07I .llarmgfr lsfusigi. l RANxL1N .... . . .Bz4.f1'1mrf .'lI!1HI1Q1?7' lfiucu CRAMHR .... ...... I lrt Ifdfmr JIQAN XVILLIAMS ,... . . . ..... X vI7CC'.Y lffiifor KIAL5 Liar: c,JYliRS'I'RIiIi'I' ,,,, . . . Fmfure l:'rf1'!or . . , . .Sporlf lfzl1'tm1v ., U Xl ICM B lf RS l IRs'l' Row, Trlil 'l' 'ro llllLIl'l'l jean fxrazzf, llelwn Slillff, ,-lima ,llIl'lllflll'. llfiffrwl l,!'l,I17If!'j'. .Ura llnblf, Robfrl Srfzzzrrmann, lfziye' llllliflfiffffv, .-Izznir lxfrigrry, Jllllllfl' Ilzidzllfftrni SECOND Row: Rlrznzffff lfrmffrflk, Syfvizl Bragg, .llartlm Rmlg1'r,r, ljllffj' ,ffl-UCfI',l!I7l, Camlff Silrox. Franfex Rfilllftff, .llarflm Goble, l1'7THlIfdfL'?I Ilan-if 'lvl-IIRD Row: Kfrzriftlz Ipiflftl. Gfurgf Sff'f'!'7I.S', Carlyle Crfrziwr, farwf Final, Dzwzll Culilr Public Speaking and Debating Club W1 1.1111 ED 1Jr:l,,xN c IQY Ul l lL'l'1RS BOBBY Sciitrrzamaxx. . . ALMA Klrzanok ..... FAYE H,x1R1f1r51,n. . . HELEN SINER ,.., MR. GOBL14: ....... ..,,,.l'rffidmLl A . , lYIiL'I' Prefidmzt . . . . . .Secretary ,,....,...Rcp0rrfr Program Chairm a zz The main purpose of the Public Speaking and Debating Club is to give stu- dents practical experience in public speaking and parliamentary procedure. Taking part on oral programs of the club enables the inernbers to develop poise, self' confidence, and the ability to appear on programs in public. The members represent our school each spring in the local and state literary meets, and do special work in debating. Individual students take part in various local speech contests held during the school year. to Fifty-Two l J MEMBERS FIRST Row, l.EF'I' T0 Run-IT: jean W'illiarnf, Nancy Nirholf, Darlene S'iIlI,IIL07l,f, Barbara Fralin, jean MrCleary, .Werlene Hendrick, jean Krauf, Barbara Illoore, Beatrice Firehaugh, janiee .Miller SECOND ROW: Rhunelle Wbolfolk, Carolee Sileox, Sylvia Bragg, jaeleie Stovall, Ilflae Lee Overftreet, Faye Hairjield, .Yaney llouyrnan, Charlean lfanef, jean Taylor, fllarfha Goble, lllri. Goble 'THIRD Row: Shirley Painter, Yvonne Plymale, Carlene W'ill5, Barbara Leflie, Barbara Arthur, ilflary Q7 goaeh, Belly lViley, .flnn,ir Kingery, Geraldine Wheeler, Flora jo York, joyee Jlartin, Alma I ea or FOURTH Row: Leona lllartin, Connie Coffee, Dorothy llart, Evelyn Smith, Shirley Scott, Martha Cooper, Sue fl'leLemore, Franeef Renalrlf, illariha St. Clair, Clara Trent, Shirley Grant l IIfTn Row: Patfy llfilherron, Dorif Kafey, illartha Rodgers, Patsy Coen, Duann Riggle, joyee Abell, Gerry Smifh, Dorir Burger, joyee Arlamf SIXTII ROW: Belly Pedigo, Toni lllurray, Loretta Lareh Senior Y-Teens OFFICICRS FAYE HAIRFIELD ................,..... ..,... P refialent lx'IAE LEE OVERSTREET ...,..... ..,,.., .... I f ice Preyidenl NANCY HOUSMAN ....... .......... S ecretary SYLVIA BRAGG ........ . . .Soeial Chairman CAROLEE SILCOX. . . . . .Project Chairman JACKIE STOVALL. . . ........... Treaxnrer CHARLEAN EAN ES. . . ,.., Program Chairman MARTHA GOBLE. . . . . .Worfhip Chairman JEAN TAYLOR ..., .... .,.. ..... P ii h lieity Chairman MRS. GOBLE A......................,.................. Sponyor Both the junior and Senior Y-Teens propose to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing, in our common life,thosc ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. The Senior Y-Teens took an active part in VVorld Fellowship Wleck as well as all other programs ofthe Y. VV. C. A. VVe held a Recognition Service, an all day conference, had speakers at club meetings. and projects for each month. NVQ also held a variety show, fashion show, and dance. The big social event of tlIe year was the 'gSweetheart Dance, in February, the theme being 6'SweetlIcarts on Paradef' Black Swan M ICM BICRS l IRs'r Row, LEFT 'ro TQIGHTZ Reba Birttersvortli, Sandra Blanhenfhip, Shirley Ilf'ooel, Vivian Illartin, Helen Karey, llliff Fraini, joan Turner, Myrtle Carman, Shirley Lawhorn, Patrifia Martin, Suzanne Blanhenfhip, Patriria llale SI-:COND Row: Phyllis Conner, lyanrla lVing-fielrl, Norma Bragg, Zennia Sowerf, Florence lVhorley, Barbara Bell, Illuriel Overftreet, Lois Ann flbfher, Virginia Seibel, Betty Dogan, Betty jonef, Georgia Coleman TIIIRD Row: Beverly Lejell, Betty Penrlleton, Rafe Painter, Carolyn llfaugaman, Shirley Crafton, jean Carman, Cherie Quisenberry, Shelby Plunkett, Sheryl Ilodgef, Barbara Lnderwood, Barbara Burger FOURTH Row: janet Riley, Sylvia Shell, june Floyd, Loretta Largen, joyce Barton, Lenoria Burger, Betty Illartin, joanne Ilrlcdllirter, Roberta SI-l1,'O.I, joan illiller FIFTII Row: Eleanor Overrtreet, .-Inn Stanley, Carolyn Rahef, .llary Franfer lfilfon, Dreama llarlfel Junior Y-Teens O1 1 ICERS ......PreJident TTELEN KASEY. .. JOAN TURNER. . . , . . lrlfc' Prefident XQIVIAN NIARTIN. . ..... Secretary NIYRTLE GARLILAN . . ...,..... Treasurer SHIRLEY LAWHORN. . . . . .Program Chairnian PATRICIA NIARTIN N, . . . lV0r.rhip Chairmen SHIRLEY XKVOOD l Nliss FRAIM ...... ..,.. . . . . . , . . . Sponfor The Incnihcrship of the Junior Y-Toons consists of eighth, ninth, and tenth grade girls. Meetings are hcld after school. For recognition services and any other special functions thc girls wear white blouses and dark skirts. Carrying out thc Y-Teen purpose is :I Illillll function of thc Cluh. This year thc Club entertained their eighth grade girls with a coke party and a talent show. Thcy also participated in the Chocolates for Christmas and i'Clothcs for Kurt-R programs pre-sented by thc local Y. W. C. A. , Wt Q -If Fi l :-.- J. Q 6, 56 Fifty- Two NIIQNIBFRS FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Jlufe, Patricia Hale, Reba Butterworth, Wanda W'ingjield, Pat Martin, joan Turner, Zennia Sowerf, Loir flbiher, Phyllir Conner, Betty Rirlpath, Barbara Moore SECOND Row: june Sell, janice Hurlellefton, Beatrire Firebaugli, Betty Pealigo, Nancy Houfrnan, Martha Rodgerf, Illri. Dickenf fSpon5orj, Dorff Rafey, Ilfuriel Otierrtreet, janiee glliller, Barbara Bell, Rebecca Huclcilefton THIRD Row: Rofe Painter, Shirley Crafton, Barbara Artltur, .llary Lee Roach, Shirley Painter, Charlean Eanef, Barbara Fralin, Nancy Harrif, Efterline Fulton, Yvonne Plyrnale, Sylvia Shell, Ann Stanley, Shirley Cawley, Claudia Spracilin FOURTII Row: Georgia Coleman, Shirley Wr1'ght, Betty Pendleton, Barbara France, El-ire Reedy, Nancy Gillefpie, Betty Illartin, fllyrtle Carman, Mary lffilron, Shelby Plunkett, Sheryl Hodgef, Helen Kafey, Mary Alma llfleador FIFTH ROW: Nancy lvifllfllf, jean Carman, Roberta Silcox, Dorothy Durham, june Floyd, Darlene Ridgeway, Carlene Hfillf, Barbara Leflie, Ilflartha Goble, Shirley llfoocl, Betty Riley, Shirley Grant, Loretta Larch, .llartha St. Clair SIXTH Row: Nancy Durham, Connie Coffee, Shirley Latohorn, jackie Barr, Sue McLernore, Betty Lyle, France: Renaldf, Nadine Stump, jean Shaon, .Yanry Lyle, Phyllif Riley, Phyllif Snyder, Anna Mae Ilyden, SEVENTH Row: jean Taylor, Geraldine Wheeler, Loretta Largen, jackie Stovall, Carolee Silcox, Flora jo York, Illabel illorgan, Jllae Lee Ooerftreet, Faye Ilairjielil The Booster Club OFFICERS H MIXRTHA RODGERS, . , ..........,... ...... P rerident NANCY HOUSMAN. . . . . . Vice President DORIS JEAN KASEY. . .,.... Secretary BETTY PEDIGO .... . . . Trearurer NIRS. IDICKENS ..... ........................,. . . .Sponxor The Booster Club boasts a membership of eighty-nine persons-the largest membership ever. The organization has added its notes of cheer to Pep Assembliesg helping the Cheerleaders to feel a strong backing from their student body. hleetings are held monthly with programs arranged by various committies. Club activities included a 'lhandl' in decorating for the annual HomeAComing Dance. The traditional bonfire, the night before Home-Coming, was sponsored by the Booster Club. el 52 lif Black Swan A 4. I !k,0 1 5 5 N! is l 2 XIHXIBIQRS l,i+11f'1 1'o Ruairrz fran Taylrir, ffffllftlllll' lflifefer, Nrlrzzy Durlmm. .llzzrilza SI. f,'lr11'r'. ,llaf lm? flafri-Iwfl. Lffrffm Larffz, Bflly l'r'zl1'gn, l,'wz1z1'f Ifnffrf, Fayf llwzirjiflil Cheerleaders OFFICERS KIM: 1,1-:ic OvERsTR1iE'r. . . .....,,.... .... l ,'apta1'n Xl,xR'1'im ST. CL.-ilk. . . , ilfo-Captaivi .I iam rl',xYLoR. .... . .Sfcrftary ,X sincere clieerleadcr is one who is loyal to her school and who devotes herself entliusiastically to the duties and the lun of leading her school in cheers for the tcain. 'l'ln-re are nine girls at Byrd-'l0yal, dependable, enthusiastic. One day out of every week during: the suninier is spenL hy the cheerleaders in going over fzivorile yells and learning new ones lor use in Pep .Xssc-inlilies, Durinu the regular school year there are two one-hour practices each week, .Xside from ri-uular responsibilities, the cheerleaders look forward each year to the thrill of the llorne-Coining Dance and Parade in which they participate. .fl new Scheme of decoration is used each year for this afiair, and many original ideas are contributed by the cheerleaders. liach of our clieerleailcrs try to maintain the riuht school spirit at each Byrd same. ffl 53 22+ F ifty-T wo . . . ' , KIICMBERS FRONT Row, LEFT TO IQIGHTZ jean lxvraur, Rlzunflfe WooU'0lk, lllrr. Williarlif, Betty Lyfe, Sue flIfLZ'NI01'K SECOND ROW: .Yorma Bragg, fran Carman, fum' Floyd, Frarzrff Rerzaldf, Jima .lfaf Hydfn, Robfrta Silfox, llfiflardefn Ilarrfr, fran Short Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS RHUNEITLE WvooL1foLK. . . .......,... ......, P refident BETTY IAYLE ...T...... .....,. I 'ice Preridenz SUE hlcl,EMoRi5 .,... ..., S fcretary-Treafurer XYILLARDEEN .blARRIS. , . .......... Reporter JEAN KRAUS ....,... . . .Song Leader Xhzs. W1L1.1,u1s ,... ..., A dZ'1-JKT ln the Future Homemakers of America Club the girls strive to learn how to live better today so that their lives and those of their familes may be better to- morrow. Each girl tries to help improve family and community life by accepting definite responsibilities. Participation in the Vllorld Christmas Festival for the purpose of promoting international good will is a big project of the Club. The members are encouraged to assume places of leadership in home, school, and the community. Black Swan ga, XIPIXIBICRS FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Raznfey, Bobby Cearhart, Doylf SVlfL'L'l'J', Donalrl Slow, I-lrnolrl Harrlf, C. Starr, Clifton Barton, Donald Darnell, David Goble SECOND Row: Philip llutfan, Rf2717ZIif Hale, Billy l?lal'e', llarolzl Coopfr, Ilfrlffrt Sofz'f'm', Lffvif St. fflarr, Bobby Ffrguron, Frfdflra Spangler TIIIRD Row: Robert Slzortfr, Robert Ranfon, Garret! Illldglillf, Gforgf Sfibfl, Fred Cramer, ferry Trilibflf, Donald Bowlff FUURTII ROW: llfmzafzrll llrffarty, lxfnnfth p'l1orrz'ron, Illr. Tllomaf, Eugfne' Gray, l,afc'rfnfe Clark Future Farmers of America OI FlCl'lRS ICUGENE GRAY. . . ....,...... ....,,. I ,7'f.Yldl'7lf CiEORGE SEIBEL. .. ..lV1iCL' Prfridmzt FRED CRIXINIER ..... ..,,. S ecrctary DONALD BOVVLES ..., , , . Yrmrwer BILLY BLAKE ....., . .Reporter ALLEN K. rllHOMAS. . . . . .Adzwfrer The primary purpose of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Some of the specific purposes for which this organization was formed are to strengthen the confidence of farm boys in themselves and their work, to encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings, to participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture, to encourage and practice thrift and promote im- provement in scholarship. During the year the club organized and trained teams which participated in various l . l . A. Contests and sent delegates to the State Rally at Blacksburg. The Club also plans to set out at least 2,000 trees, organize a scrap drive, have Father-Son Banquet, assist farmers in taking soil samples. organize a Hlieep Virginia Greenn crew, raise 29125 to finance chapter activities and to buy hybrid seed, corn. and garden seed cooperatively. 55 Fifty-Two fy li r 1 s A 1. NIENIBICRS FRUNT ROW, l4liF'l' TO RIGHT: .llalfonz IVIIJYIIILIII, Gera1zZSau11zIfr5, Paul illartizz, llfrbfrf firrim, .llr. lyaffmzffffz. Burley Gfarlzarf, Buddy IV1'ngfffd. D071 Tizzgler, Dmza!1ISnydrr wwwmw .,wvwM.m.mf..4m-Muse as, ..w,..w S1-Lt'oN1i Row: Conway Arflzrr, N. frmar, jimmy Rnbfrtf, Robert Ramon, iwaurife jftfr, D!l7 I'fi Ifolitrr. Ken nftlz Ward VFHIRD Row: C. .I-I. Brfxffy, jimmy Funk, Burl jYl'll1l7Zgt'7', Gary Lf'mzara', jimmy Broiwz, Pau! Bfark Hi-Y Club oFif1C1+1Rs l'lERBERT Gizoss ..4. .,........... . . BUCKY CSEARIIART, .. ..... . . . . PAUL NlARTIN .... . . .Sfcremry BUD NININGER ..... ......... Ma. XVALLENFELSZ.. .. ...... ... .. ....1J7'f'.ffdt?IlZ . Vice Prefidenz and Treafurer . . . .Clzaplaivz . . , .Adwiffr The lliilliam Byrd Hi-Y is an organization of boys whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. It meets at the Roanoke Y. Nl. C. A. the first and third Nlonday of each month. Nlr. Allison, Boys, W'ork Secretary, at the Y. NI. C. A. assists the boys and attends some of the meetings. The Byrd Hi-Ys served the City-County Hi-Y Counsel at the Y. Nl. C. A. in November, and were also entertained by the Jefferson Hi-Y. if 5:5 K+ Black Swan NIICXIBFRS FIRST Row, LEFT 'ro RIGIIT: Clzzzrlfi' fvauglzziri. lfffma .ll1z.f.w'fnm11. plum: l,Il1ilILj . .llax fm' ,l!ffi,,-'r. Ilwzrfwz Dogan, liifgfllllll IVIUU11, Barbara ,llrmrfx Lury Trfrzf, Plzylliv lXit',l,l'!1'l', frfzzzrri Rrzzzzfiiy, Ulfun Clingmzpeel SECOND-ROWN'2 Gordon Bryanl, 7'lI07P16l.l' Ryan, Stafford .lI'e'11dnr, Riffizzrzl Ifozrrlnfy, KIYIIVYV ,ll1'lj!1IIZ41'f. lxeith 1Veekf, Ray Adanzf TIIIRD ROW: fefyl Bootlzf, Rifllard flfartin. .Ura llfzmrz, Ifufffzy Szmznin-,+, lflzarfff llflmr FOURTH Row: Ralph Green, Clzarlm' Cool' Diversified Oceu pations Club UI l ICljRS SHERWOOD r-PAYLOR. . I ..,,,...... .i,... I 'rf-.fzdfzzf XvIRGINIA XYILSON. . . . l'1'w 1'rff1'dmit BARBARA Mooius. . . ,.,.....,, Sz'C7't'1!17'j' GENEVA DOG.AN, . . . .f1.l',fl'ff!l1I! Snwtziry ATWELL FREESE. , . ......,, TI't'Il.f1lI't'I' RAY ADAMS. . . ..,i Ruporrwr NIR. KfASON .... . , . ,... .,... . . .Cii0OI'l2iI'Ill1f0l' The purposes of the Diversified Occupations Club are to earnestly endeavor to expand each student's knowledge and understanding of common vocational problems, to acquaint the school and coniinunity with the diversified occupations program and the major role that it plays in the lives of students, to develop and practice good parliamentary procedures, and to sponsor the association and the exchange of ideas on a state-wide basis through the state organization. F ifty-Two ai' L.!ld ! 'Lx I JZ I , X i l Q' sq. 'M XIICMB ICRS FRONT ROW, LEFT TU RIGHT! Rove Jlflariz Painter, Rebecm Hudfllerfon, Sandra 1?lanlefnfh1'p Nlaucy Sffilff, fllrzv. 1,fll7Zfrf'l', Dorothy Dzarfmm, fllurifl 0Ua'1'.rf1'ffl, Gforgirl Coffman, janice .llfgfldf Shflby Hale QAfaom,pamfrtj SECOND Row: Wanda W'1'ngj?eld, Patricia lfarlivz, Ilan Carr, ljlirr Ready, Kathryn .fldkizzf Pe I Brookr, Slzirlfy Ilfood, Betty Swain, Reba fiurtfrworili 'FHIRD ROW: Ann Stmzlfy, Illary llI'H'llA'EI 1Vili'on, Bfwe1'ly Lzjjfell, Xazzfy Lyle, Pfzyllff Srzydfr Xadznr Stump, Lollfe Ifziwfrf, Betty Bowler, foam Miller FOURTH ROW: 1.013 flbfhfr, liirgfiiia Sfibfl, Illyrtle Gflflllllll, Betty ,lIllI'fi71, foam 7lM1'2I.6'l', Roberta Szlfov Girls' Choir OFFICICRS -IOAN TURNER. . . .......... . . .Preridem ELISE llEEDY. . . . Vice Prfridmzt EDITH HART ....,,... . . .Secretary REBA BUTTERWORTH. . . . . . yl7'66l.Y'lL7'F7' MURIE1.-OVERSTREET. . . .... Reporter VIRGINIA SEIBEL il . , . . .Librariavzf PATRICIA NTARTIN SHELBY JEAN l'TAI.E .... f4ccomjmn1'ft MRS. PAINTER ,......,.... ...,................,........ D irector 'llilducation in lNTusic is most sovereign because, more than anything else, rhythm and harmony find their way into the secret places of the soul. vPlato. The thirty-eight members of the girls' choir had a very busy and successful year. The four main performances of the choir were the Christmas program, 4'Young Roanoke Sings, the District Festival and the local Spring Festival in Flay. The Choraliers,', a small group from the choir, has given programs at the local churches, P. T. A. meetings and assemblies. as 343:- Black Swan l I14s'r Row, 1,141-'1 1'o RIczu'1': l?arffara ,llzmx Brzrfmrrz Half, jwym fltlnmr, ffflllfffllll Eanff, Lorflta Ltlffll, .llr,v. 1,111-1Ifl'I', fran lx'r1114.i. ,livin .l1Nrltl'm'7 Dimitri Rfggff, fitlyt' lfzlirfiffd, .lfarilm Cooper, Cfrry 1f f1rz'fm', hlfllll Tzlylm' SECOND Row: Slurlfy Grmzf. l,KIf.l'3' l1v1i!A'Fl'.VUl1, flwfm lx'11,u'y, Darffm' RI-1!gf'fl'Hj', llflfzz SIIPIFT. ,YUFHIII fran Sfzfpfzwrrl, -ffl!!! .llff,Yff'Il7'j'. l?urf111rzz .ll'f!Hll'. .Ynrvza St. ffllllif. Hefty Frfrbff, Cfrry Smziflz 'llnntn Ron: lffzznz Trfizzl, Dwrzd RZll'4Qz'l', Sur illfrrlzrll, l?111'l1z1r11 l.w!if. jllllflff llllfjtfflilfflll, Bwify Dugan, l'fC'f11r1 .lllll'l1-ll, Knffzryfz l'n1rm111i. B1Vlf7'l-ff' lil-Vfffllllgll. illzzry Ln' Rllllffl l m'R'1'11 ROW: llvllylll' ffnrr. Clflfill-H Smrffi. Xfaf flvruy. ll'1ff'r'1'tf 1Jf'l,!1l1fF1V, Cary l,f'm1ar1l, IXAFNHFKII Sfzaiwr, Rfflm-r Smlflz. Bfflfffy' .l1t'f,r'mIl. lhzflll S?l,Vif'r'I', lfztgrm' .l,Zlf'fli7I. Rfmz11M ll 11Mrw1, Billy Mixed Choir f.'l1fzr'Hr'l! -Ii-gm I, lirmrui. . . , , , . . , . .l'rf51'tlfnl l'it'ts1-.Nic xl.XR'l4lY, . , ,VZ-ff 1,VffI4tf'H7If lJARI,liNl'1 llIlJ1ll'.XYAW . . . ,Sffreiary QEARY l.i.0N,xRn. .. ., . Tf'ra,i14rfr klfwcl-1 .Xnixus lk . . . . .l,I'11F!l7'lll7l,i' XYIVIAN Nl,xi4'r1N l,ANlIJ SYYDIQR NL . Rohr Cfzrzirmfn l3R'r'rY HOGAN .Xmifx XI:-gxnoiz, , . .Rspwter Al xnxx 'l'.xY1.mt. . ,jfcfmzpanixt Nlics. P,x1x'1'laR, .. , . . .. . , . .. . lizrrrmr 'l'ht' History of at nzuiun can bc- tract-tl by its music. 'l'hc Xlixvtl Chuir hzul ll vt-ry busy' zuitl sticcvsstittl yvztr. Thu first big pruuraui ul tht: yczxr was :ive-n :tt tht: District Conxttitioii of the Yiruinizi Xlusic Club ztt liuchzlnztn, Yiruinizt. Other programs givc-n wt-re to thu l3l1siiicsszuul Pmfcssituiiztl XYmm'ii's Club of Roammkc. First Baptist Church, P. 'lf .X.. Roanoke XYCZlX'lIlU Xlill. Slit-iiuutlusili l,il'v lnsurancc Company. in school ztsscinblics and in scvcral churcht-s. The outstzuitlinu l5I'O!I'llIN of tht- your was thc' Christnins prourani. 'l'ht' thcnic- of Christmas Bells was carrictl out by tlt-ctvrutitm :intl ztppropriatt- songs. 'l'hu nxlilklktlllllln was portrziyctl by Hclcn liascy. Tht- Girls' Chuir. lfighth Grntlt- Girls' Chorus :uid junior lligh Girls' Chorus took part in this prourain. 'llht' following wcrt' cliuscn to i'c-piwsviit thc Williztni lip rtl Choir in thc' .Xll-XXI-st progrzun at l.yYlClll7L1f2J1Cllllfll'2lIl lfancs, klcan lirzxus. jvzin lztylur, ,Xhnu Xlczulor. liunnt-th Shavcr. David Snyder. Vlillred Dclianccv, Ge-oruv Stvvn-ns. 'l'l1c-clioirtook part in thc' District Ft-stix nl in April. 'l'hv conclutling progrzuns will bCtl1t'Spring lfvstivztl :intl tht' QXWYNIl1L'I1CL'II11'I1l Pmurzxllis. Fifty-Two Cymbalr Band Ol l 1ClCRS lin lii.I,I.Y. , . , .,......,.. .,., , .Prerizleni LRNORIA BURLQER. . , .... . . . lice Prefident CYAROLYN UBI-QNSIIAIN ..., ,.... S ecretary J. C. STARR ,....... .,,. T reafurer BARBARA l RAi,1N JANIs iXlI1,1.ER.. XIR. 'l'RIl'I.IiT'I'. ,, lil: fIill17'liIlt?fJ CJLIFTONI l3AR'l'ON IJORIS ANNE BUROI-:R PHYI.I.lS llII.liY IDONNA Ql'ISl'2NliI'IIlRX' C3AROl.YN JOHNSON BARBARA BVRIQIQR SIIIRLICY CERANT Rl'TII VVOXYXSICND RosE XIARY 1XI,'I'1l'l'l INA BlAE Cox SANDRA S'I'liPIIl'lNSfJN KATIE SIMMONS XIARY BLAIR BooTII RosEmARY CJVICRSTRE Dlfl,PIIINI'I PARKS 1:21 Alto Saxriplzrnie I'1'I' lfelff CLARA illRICN'I' QYAROLY N RA R las Drum Ql1l1jlJI'I'flK' JANIS PRIMPY xlILI.I'.R ,ll1ljm'z't!e,v BARBARA 5' l,I-ings BELL XIIIRIE1, '6'l'oOTIIPIeRs,' OX'PlRS'l'RP1I'l'F Bi, Cowzetf BARBARA FRALIN CSIIare Drum? ICDWARB IRIZLLY CTAROLYN OBENsBA1N JOIINNY OI.sI:N lDONALD IQAY SIi'I'TI.l'1S f'Xot Picturcdl GARY VVOLIPE CNot Picturedj ,.,.....Reporter . . . .Field General .,..,.....,Direct0r .1 Iafralf NANCY 'TINGLER BETSY LAMB lib Tenor Saxophone LENORIA BURGER Hb Barilfnze J. C. STARR Bb Tronzbovzef VVAYNE AYERS CVRTIS KERRY DAVID HALE BILL QUISIZNBERRY' SNARE DRUINI LI'1llOY WILLS BETTY RILEY . , . PEGGY BRYANT flag l,arrLer.f C Fizzle JoIIN QL'lSl41Nl4l'1RI4Y' Ban Drum. BOBBY SCIIUERMANN DOROTHY IJLTRIIAM lJCnited States! REBECCA IlLTDimI,EsToN fSehoolJ This year the Band played at all the football games. lt also played for the Home-Coming parade, Santa Claus parade in Roanoke and Vinton, United Nations, Safety Promotion and Y-Teen parades. ,Xt intermission at the Vinton and Klartinsvillc Home-Coming, the Band formed two letters on the held. At Pep Assemblies during football season they played the school songs and marches. Before the Home-Coming parade they served refreshments to the Radford Baud. Five of the members competed for All-State Band in December. Betty Riley, l.enoria Burger and Clifton Barton participated in the concert on February IO at Jellerson High School. Barbara Fralin and Carolyn Obenehain served as hostesses for registration for State Band. Phyllis Riley, Carolyn Rakes, and Barbara Fralin were ushers at the concert, assisted by Sylvia Bragg, Norma. Bragg and Shirley Painter. They gave concerts during the months ol January and February. Black Swan XIICNIBICRS l 1Rs'r Row. l,if1if'l' 'ro Rlulrr: 1111111 .liar llyffmi, Tr.f.f Rrocwz. .llr,f. .llruflz'y. .Ivan Slmrr. ffrzrnlyrz llazzba man Siccoxim Ron: Flnrfmw ll m'ffy, lxiatfzryri, l,f'tl HIzIII, Sliirlwy lllllillfff, ffarlffrzf llfifflr, Iftlzffyrz mm fuyre Sfvrmllirz 'limiw Row: Slzfrlfy lirmif, Slzirlfy Sunil, .Yrffyfe Payne Library Club Ol l ICIiRS Ticss Bkowx .... ........... ,.,.... I 9 fL'.YlidI'llf tlicixx SHORT .,....... . . , lilifl' l'rffidmzt C,xRo1,YN XYAUGixix1,xN. . , .,... Sfcrfmry Mics. N'l0SI'2l,!iY ...,,,. , . .Sponfor Besides the work of checking out books and returning them to their shelxes these girls also stamp new books, magazines, prepare cards and date slips for the books, and file back copies of magazines. By doing this work a student has an interesting way to spend her studx period plus the fact that it gives her great experience in working with and for others. -al lil le Fifty-Two i Nineteen Fifty-O i , 3 l 1zoN'rRoW,1.EIf'1 ro R1Gn'r: Don Tingler, Conway Eubank, Phifip Hutton, G51 Siceoxn Row: David Snyder, Guy Snow, Ed Slater, john Sandridge, Richard Leftw Turku Row: .llix john .Yoflringffr Qdmiffant Coarfztl, Rudolpfi fffkl'71.V, Robert Sm l.ixsT Row: Ernfrl Kirk Ullwzagfrij, jerry Tribbftf, jawmr Silmx, Paul .Mcdllii I UO'l'BAI.L SCORES AND OU'l'S'l'ANDlNG PIAYICRS Si:P'1'1sx1nuR 15'4Chl'lStlZlX1Sl3Llfg, I2-6 The first game came out a victory for the Terriers although they were not quite ready for action. The team played hard, with Dave Snyder and Ed States scoring for the Terriers. Si:P'i'r:x1m2R 214168-CI'SOl1, o-32 'llhe Terriers 'then took a defeat, handed them by Jellerson. Gene lfztstwood, Charles Cook, and Robert Smith were playing well on the line with Sherwood 'llaylor and -leryl Boothe making most of the yardage. SIiP'I'ICMBER 28Al3assett, 32-0 'llhe Bassett game saw the whole Terrier teani playing good hall. lid States, Dave Snyder and Charles Cool-L combined to rack-up the scores. cJC'I'0BER 5-Andrew Lewis, O-21 Byrd then played Andrew Lewis for another losing game. Don Tingler played well in running the ball. Charles Cook. Robert Smith, and Gene Eastwood again showed good line play. cJC'1'OBIiR I3fll'ytl1eyille, 15-I4 Byrd played one of their best games against Vlfytheville. being defeated in the closing minutes of the game. Charles Cook, Gene Eastwood, and Robert Smith were outstanding on the line. Bohhy Conner and Don 'llingler showed good play in the hziel-rlield. arsity Football Squad mferf, Ralph Kirk, Douglaj FfIVbZ.f, Louif fournfll, Claude lffilliafrzf l.lIfLeod, ,lIfIzf1'1zGregory, B. funn' 6 Eaftccmnzl. Shfrceond Taylor, .Wax Tirzglrr. feryl Brmtlzg, fllr. Hale Ubud Coarlzfl riff Cook. Bobby C'07l?lf7', Kennftlz Wvard, lfugerze .1'1fI7'fi7l f.lIH7l!1'QKI'l Oeromcu 19-Covington. IQ-20 Byrd traveled to Covington to lose by ll one point margin. 'l'he passing of Dave Snyder to Charles Cook was the combination for two of the scores. Cook also made the 3rd score. Oeronicn 27-Radford, 34-o Playing the Home-Coming game, Byrd handed Radford an overwlielming defeat. Ylith Conner calling signals, the Terriers displayed almost perfect team work. l'id States and Don lingler proved outstanding in running the hall. The line with Cook, Smith, ldastwood, Silcox, and Klux 'llingler was hard hitting and States. Snow, Sandridge. and Conner did the scoring. Noviaxinrik 3-Blacksburg, ZO-ll Traveling to Vinton showed the Blacksburg team the effects of a hard lighting Terrier team on their own lield. NOVEMBER 8-llvilliam Fleming, O-ti In Victory Stadium, Byrd played host to William Fleming in one ol the best games ofthe season. In the line Charles Cook, Robert Smith, and Gene Eastwood were outstanding. NOVEMBER I6-Xlartinsville. 6-6 At Blartinsville, the favored Terriers played hardg but only managed to tie the Bulldogs in the last game of the season. Jeryl Booth scoring for the Terriers. Boys' Varsity Basketball FIRST Row, LICFT TO RIGHT: Don YY!-llgfff, Fugfm' .llarfz'rz, Donald .4g11ef', Roy Sf. Clair. Leo Smff SECOND Row: Crm' Eaftwoozl, Jlfax T'llIgl6l', lyarrmz Flzlfznly, 1,60 St. Clair, lXYE7'I,7ll'lll Shzwzr, David Snyzlez' Basketball Season They lJl2CEMBICR II, 1951 Christiausburg .... . 33 IDICCEMBER 18, 1951ffChristiausburg ..., 4 40 JANUARY IQ52iAlUH1I1l ...... 63 JANUARY I952'R3dfOfLl ..., 39 JANUARY 1952fJeffcrson . . . 64 JANUARY II, 1952 A-Fieldale ,.... 57 JANUARY 18, 1952fBFleming ...... 41 JANUARY 25, 1952fBIartiusvillc. . 49 JANUARY 29, IQ527AI1dI'CW Lewis 44 FEBRUARY I952fRadford .... . . 78 FEBRUARY 1952 Fflartinsville.. 36 FEBRUARY IQ5Z'FI'2lI1lillI1 ..... 45 FEBRUARY IQ52' -Jefferson ...., 71 FEBRUARY 12, IQ52'AI1ClI'CW Lewis 36 FEBRUARY I5 IQ52fI'xlCHllI1g, ...,. 44 FEBRUARY 19, 1952feBlacl1sburg. ,. 36 FEBRUARY 21, 1952 -fFieldale ..Y.. 34 FEBRUARY 22, IQ52'FT3I1lillll ..... 40 FEBRUARY 26, IQS2' elilaclisburg. . . 44 7 l .. A l 3 l l Black Swan Boys' Varsity Basketball The Boys' Yarsity Basketball Team started the ,SI- ,52 season with only two lettermen, Leo St. Clair and Vliarren Flaherty. Their inexperience was evident in the early part of the season, however, they managed to win in two games with Christiansburg before Christmas. Following these wins Byrd lost live games in suc- cession to the Alumni, Radford, jefferson, Fieldale and Fleming. When the team played Martirisville they began to show improvement. After losing to Andrew Lewis and to Radford, Byrd defeated hlartinsville for a second time in the season. The team came out on top in six of the remaining eight games. Byrd ended the season with a district record of nine wins and hve losses, a season record of ten wins and nine losses. The three players who had the most points at the close of the season were Leo St. Clair, who had 334 points and an average of I7 points a game, Kenneth Shaver with 159 points and an average of 8 points a game, and Warreii Flaherty was third with 114 points during the season and an average of 6 points a game. The crowning event was the Winning of the Civitan Sportsmanship Trophy on April 16. F iffy-T wo Girls' Varsity Basketball FIRST Row, l,EFT T0 RICIl'I'Z Carolyn Obfnfhaiiz, Yvovzm Plymalf, fran Aifflllff, IJIIFIHVIF Simnmm, Nina Colfmarz, Shirley Crafton SECOND Row: .Varforz Krfizlfr, jean Carman. S11 irlry Sfoft, ljllj'U'l..l' Snyzlfr, Bcify Farber, .Yanfy Niflznlf OFFICERS RIISS REYNOLDS... . . ,Coach SHIRLEY KERANT lx Um H CLARA JEAN TRENT fl A 1 Agni BETSY FORBES DIXRLENE SIMMONS j 2 . . .Co-Captainf The Terriettes started their IQ52 season right when they defeated the Alumni on January 2, by Z1 rnargine of I3 points. The final score was 37 to 24 with Nancy Nichols and Phyllis Snyder each collecting I3 points. -if 66 las Q Black Swan l Girls' Varsity Basketball The Terriettes then traveled to Radford to defeat that hard-playing team 31 to 27. Nancy Nichols hit the loop for a total of I4 points. On January II, the Fieldale girls arrived, determined to upset the Terriettes. However, due to our excellent guards and some exceptionally good passes we tied the game 37-37. Sharp-shooting Betsy Forbes led the scoring with a total of 18 points. F Byrd vs. Martinsville-This game was a most exciting demonstration of team- work. Byrd came up in the half to tie the score 38-38. Betsy Forbes again led scoring with 25 points. February I, Byrd played Radford here with the Terriettes taking the game 43-29, with Phyllis Snyder scoring IQ points. The second game with Martinsville was a real thriller. The Terriettes went to Martinsville seeking revenge and received it. This game was exciting from beginning to end with no rest for either team. The final score was 35-33 in favor of Byrd with Betsy Forbes leading with IQ points. The girls suffered their first defeat of the season to Blacksburg by a margin of 5 points. Although they were only one point behind at the half the final score was Byrd 32, Blacksburg 37. On February 21, a red-hot Fieldale team turned us back. The out-standing feature in this game, however, was the excellent sportsmanship exhibited by both teams. The score was Fieldale 50, Byrd 33 with Phyllis Snyder putting in I5 points for the losers. Again on February 26, the Terriettes came out on the small end of the score. This time it was our rival, Blacksburg! The score was 51-42 with Betsy Forbes hitting for 31 points. February 1, Byrd played Radford here with the Terriettes taking the game 43-29. Phyllis Snyder led the scoring with IQ points. -il 67 lie F iffy-T wo ff K F- Candidates for Baseball FRONT ROW, LEFT TO llIGHTI Frank Kelly, Don Tingler, Bualfly Wingjielci, Kenneflz fournell, Eugene lllartln, Ifrnert Kirk, lllarvln Brown, Robert Ramorn, Ray .llel.er1a' BACK ROW: Dave Snycler, Donnie Agner, Glenn Reeal, Ceralcl Saunderf, illax Tlngler, Rfeliarzl L6 fl70lI'lL, Henry Rowland. Carl Jllfflee, Roy Sl. Clair, Bob Conner, Coafli llale BASICBALI, SCHICDULIC Blacksburg .,...,.. April 22.. ,.,., There Pulaski ....... . . .Kluy 9 ..., . . .'l'l1crc Pulaski .,.,....... April 25 ....,. ,... I 'lcre Blacksburg .....r,, Xlay I3 .... ,,.. l 'lure Franklin, . . . . .April 29 ,,... ..,... I lcre Franklin ..... .. ,Nlzxy 16 .... . . .There Fleming .,,. . , .Flay 6 ,.., .,,.. Fl 'here Fleming .,,, . . .Xlzly 20 ..., .... l lore Track Team FRONT Row, LEFT TO IRIGHTZ Pere Sink, Cline Brown, jlmrrny Pattifon, Douglar Farber, f. N. jonef, David Bolffer, Bobby Murphy, Clifion Barlon SECOND ROW: Don Tlngler, Billy Caualill, Frank Kelly, Donnie Jgner, Ed Kelly, Dame Snyder, Robert Ranfom, lllelvin Gregory BACK ROW: Coaelz Tueker, Gerald Saunrlerf. Bob Conner, rllax Tlngler, llenry Ro-sclanel, Rielmrzl Leftfvielz, johnny Sanalrlelge, Guy Snow, Ronnie Jlurplly, rllanager TRACK SCHEDULE Salem ..,.e......... . . .April 3 Pulaski-Radford ..,. .... . -Xpril 23 Radford-Blacksburg. . . , . .April II District Nlcet ..... ..,. R 'lay 2 Jefferson-Fleming ..,. . . .April 18 State llcet ...,, .... K lay ro 5 .er - if, 7,1 08 Junior Varsity Football FRONT Row. IALFT TO JQIGHTZ Prefton Bnrion, Cline Brown, Kenneth fournell. Cerald .'llrQaeen. Bar-ky Cearharz, Gene Cox, Buddy Wirigjield, Pete Sinh SECOND Row: Franh Kelly, Donald Darnell, Robert Jlurphy, lid Kelly. Roy ,lIeI,eod, Calvin Snzirh, Billy Caudill, Sarnrny St. Clair 'lil-IIRD Roiv: Gilbert Burton, john Haupl, Donald flgner, Hal Baker, Calvin Delong, Carre!! Uzidgfnf, Bobby Pentecoft, Ronnie ,llurphy FoLf1aTn Row: llfendell illeCarty, john Cook, Barrie Booth, William Coad, Carl ,Vallee Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST Row, LEFT TO liIGlIT2 Barbara Bell, Ellen Spradlin, Nancy Harrix, Shirley Wood, Betty .Marlin ,llarie Sell SECOND Row: Eva .llae Tlzornpfon, Caroline Rahef, Charlotte Paxton, Anna .llae Hyden, Franeru Renaldf Nadine Stump Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST Row, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Ronnie Hale, Bill Blake, Frank Kelly, lfrneft lxvirlc Siccoxm Row: Owen Brown, john Cook, C. A. Boxley, Roy lllcLeod, Ed Kelly rl1lIIRD Row: Carre!! Hudginf, Henry Rowland, Barrie Booth, Bill Choehlett 1 7 COACHES OF ALL SPORTS CAPTAlNS OF ALL SPORTS D 4 MANAGERS or Au. spore-rs O Coaches of all Sports LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. lVn!lfnfel,r:, fin-z'5fz1zzt Coarh l7LfA00ZbflNl17Z!lbllJ'kEfb6lU1,lll'. llalr, llrad Coarfz Qffootlmll, bzulcftball, and bUffbllUf,7l'IlA,l',l' Rfynolrlf, Coarfz Qf gfrlf' ba.rke!ba!f-rllr. Turkfr. Hfad Coarlz of ffdfk, fI,f,ff.f1az1f IJUHFII Qfffwtbafl 112111 barkffball-,llf'. .YQftf1,11,ger, zl.v.v1'f7ar1t Cnaffz of-football Captains of all Sports LEFT TO RIGHT: Leo SI. Clair, Acting Captain, vanity 12aJketball+Wa1'rK1z Flaherty, Acting Captain, zfarfffy bafketballf Darlme Sinznzom, CofCzzp!ain, girlf' mrfify bafkeibafl-C5116 lfaitwnod, Co-Capiairz, varfffyfn0fb11flflSf1r'ru'n0zi Tayl0V, C11-Crzprzzfn, 1101 p1'ft1zrfa'jfBeify fi07',lF.l', Co-Capiain, gl-7'1.l'y Uarfity bafkfibafl Managers of all Sports FRONT Row, LIil T'1'O RIGHT: Beffy Lyla, j'lL71I-Of' f'4rfffy lfafkeiball-lrifghzia Sffbfl, junior lvarfily lfafkffbaff-Ifzzgmlf Illartin, lvarfity Ifafkfffbalf-Clara Trent, farfity Rafkelball-Shfrlfy Grant, farfiiy Bafkezbalf SECOND ROW: Cflbfrl Barron, funior l'ar'.rity Football-Buddy Hflazgjifld, Ifdffifj' BaflefZbaZZgCeraId SH147lIf'Ef.f, farfity Bafketballikonnif' Jlflurplzy, junior Var,vz'ty F!I!2fI7K1UTc?ld7'l'?lITK Illullinf, .l1l711.0l' Varfity Ba,vkftball+Ernf.rt Kirk, larffly Footlzall .. '4 ,K W' ,,' r 4 1 . If 1 'X ,L . Xi V ,, XX x ,Q-A V J L .VL I l LY df J 5Xg X ggi, f I 4 lg V l 2. J ' Hugh, li ' , i .U CL A i, K X 4 Xp. 'I F I . I, I ' ilxf nf, ,fi X 0 ,,.j 14 N ' 5 I f ff K I , M-lf' f X NX xxwf if 1 QQ' if O gg ' Q ,A EA QL' 'MN Xa Q gl i- , U :ine AN 1 ',fff ,- ,f-...:.... -ei ...i -. -Md - ?,.,-- -1 lf. , 5 Tk eatwzea and aww Am' ' de SENIORS' we 411051 Likely t0 Sucrzed CARLYLE COINIER HELEN SINER Typical Sfnion BOBBY SCHUERMANN RIIUNELLE XVOOLFOLK 111051 Talentfci GARY LEONARD FAYE HAIRFIELD 111051 Sincfre RAY MII.LER DARLENE RIDGEWAY J105t P6r501m1iZy JERY1. BOOTHE NANCX' NICHOLS H1051 At11,1ft'1'c CHARLES COOK BETTY FORBES ie SENIORS' Woke lrfllt' II c1f1'm'f CZLEN C1,1xc31cN I.r:oNAx XlAxR'1'1N Uoft Dfpmzdablf JIMMY IVVNK HIQLI-:N SINER Nfairff OTTQ Covxn DORIS KASEY W1'tt1'fJt GRAYDON PET SUE THOMAS ERS Alfoyt COOj7L'I'llflAf'1' Qw.XRLYl.E QilJfN1ICR 4X1.1x1,x XII-:.xnoR .Hoyt Sflmol Spfrfl Chiu' I,EoNAxlw XI.-XR'I'H.X Romglaks Home-Coming For the past 20 years Home-Coming Day, sponsored by the Yinton Lions Club, has been one of the most anticipated days of each school year. The high- light of the occasion, in I95I,Was the crowning of the queen, Leona Martin, by Mayor N. R. Thurman. She and her attendants, Nancy Durham, Helen Siner, and Nancy Nichols were chosen by popular vote of the student body. A parade through Vinton preceded the football game. Many old grads Were on hand to see the Terriers defeat the Radford Bobcats, A gala dance, sponsored by the cheerleaders, marked the close of another memorable day in the history of William Byrd. 'Ml CLASSROOM ACTIVITIE l1p's rm. l7I lllllI'C' l5lli1LiCTS. 3 -l'mf4-ssimml 1fl artists, 4.- Olaf .Xu 4-rmrfn 5AHi1 that bzlllf 6?JllI1iOl IiIij.fll I 7 Fifty-Two HATS CFP! WELL-EARNED PRAISE 1-Seniors rcccivc awards in magazine drive. 2-'Jll!1iOI' Class Play, '4lX'Iect Corliss AI'Ci16f.,,3, 4, and 5-dCamtata, Christmas Bellsu by Klusic Department. +R 76 E+ i ,Q Sys' f Black Swan H VE YOU RECEIVED AN HO OR? lvl . l . A. Contest lYinners : Donald Bowles, Fred Cramer, Lawrence Clark, lfugene Gray. zfllelegates to Boys' and Girls' State: Martha Rodgers, Helen Siner, Willardeen Harris, Bobby Scliuermann, Kenneth Ward. 3-Highest Magazine Sales- inen: Glenn Reed, Bobby Schuerniann, Faye Hairfielcl, Sue Mitchell, jean Short. 4+4.-ll Club VVinners: jackie Barr, Alcan Short. 5-HSnowQi1een,':Shirley Crafton. 6-Officers of Xlusie Club and State F. H. A.: Charlean lianes and Rhunelle XYoolfolk. Winner ol Essay Contest: Betty St. Clair. 7-F. F. A. Radio Broadcast: Ronnie Hale, the announcer, Kenneth Xlorrison, Nlr. Tlionias. 8-All-West Chorus: ,lean Taylor, Alma Kleatlor, Charlean lianes, Wilfred Del,ancey, Kenneth Shaver, Dave Snyder. Q'ljClCQ3t0S to Y-Teen State Conference, Richmond: Helen Kasey, Xlartha Goble, Faye Hairheltl. 77 1:9 WHATS IN A PICTURE? I and 2--C3St your votcs for '4Scnior,s choice. fits. I. P. A. Dclegatcs. 4-Pranks of thc seniors. 5- Tell me whyf' 6-'WVatch the birdicln 7-Springtime. 8-Dressed for Senior Day. 9-Class of ,52 in '46. Io-XIcn??? II-Natural Bridge. I2-VVlio,s guilty? 13-'A'l'lirl lone: strangq-r.'7 I.1.iCOII1ff'? I5-'4Pmise thc Class of 752i,, I6-Studying? I7- Collcge Day. Black Swan T KE OTICE! 1 I7vVlSlllIlQ'l Zgvvzlltlllg for sormom-F 3-ls this 21 Ustand-up? 4- Baby, lt's Cold Outsidcll' 5-Well, well! 6-Just relaxing. 7-Xlischicvous. Sfhhovc that car! 9851154 lo-flloaiingl l1fLonc-somel I2-Happy-go-luckyl 13-Cheer leading squad No. 2. l.l.'llll1IACC'S a Crowdl I5-Drusscd lor the occasion. I6YlVhat's the matter? 17-Wvomcn drivers I84ON'CflO3Llk'dl IQYBZlCli in the saddle. ,Vw V, L1'7,4 V Fifty-Two 4: w 1 ' 1 l' V . THE KODAK CLICKED AGAIN '99, I-Food! I 2iToot, tootl 3-It's formal! 4.vGoir1g places? 5-Crime does not pay. 6-Take a look. 7- Just ctf' 8- Lazy bones. 9-Step high! Io-Picuics are funl II- Almost time for the bellf' I2-Exams! 134:41 love youln I4-Bedtime. I5-Girls? F F I6-WhHt,S the joke? I7-dSWCCt dreams. if so fa? ,, HP 4' Black Swan Index of Advertisers To the merchants of Roanoke, Vinton, and community who show the same courtesy and con- sideration to us whether we are buying from them or merely soliciting ads, we extend our sincere thanks for their part in making our advertising efforts a success. - Abbott Bus Line, III Acme Typewriter, IOS Adams and Tate, 90 Agnew and Connelly, Q3 Airheart-Kirk, 93 Appalachian Electric Power Co., 85 Archie's Lobster House, 104 Baker Brothers, IO6 Barr Brothers, jewelers, 101 Bibee Super hlarket, 102 Blankenship and Davis, 112 Blount Candy, 85 Bluemont Garage, 110 Blue Ridge Stone, 88 Bob's Drive-In, 90 Booth, C. L., II2 Boswell, W., 103 Bowman's Bakery, QI Brotherhood hlercantile Co., IO4 Bush-Flora, 110 Caldwell Grocery Store, 113 Caldwell-Sites, 101 Campbell's Printing Co., IOS C. Grady Cates, 104 Cassell-Hodges, IIO Central Typewriter, IO7 Chesapeake 8: Potomac Tel. Co., 96 Clover Creamery Co., 92 College Students, 97 Cornett School of Business, 110 Creasy, R. D., 107 Dairy Queen, 1 IO Delong's Department Store, 108 Dixie Drive-In Theater, 110 Doc's Service Station, III Double Envelope Co., 105 Dudley Jewelers, II3 Easter Supply Company, IOS E1len,s Beauty Shop, III Engleby Auto, IIO Eubank and Caldwell, QI Fallon's Florist, 112 Ferguson Transfer Co., IOQ Ferrell Insurance Agency, 101 Finks Jewelers, 100 First Federal Savings and Loan, IO7 Fisher Optical Co., 108 Fitzpatrickls Drugs, IO8 Flora Realty, QI Fuel Oil and Equipment Co., IOO Garst Brothers, 87 George's Drive-In, 102 Giles Brothers, IIO Glenn-Minnich, IOS Goodyear Shoe Shop, IO2 Goode's 5 81 IO, II2 Go0de's Department Store, 83 Gordon Foods, 88 Grant, W. T., 92 Hannabass Grocery, 1 I3 Harris Contractor, IO9 Harris Hardwood, 89 Harris and Huddleston, 90 Harvey's Restaurant, IO6 Hawkins and Cox, 104 Heironimus, 84 Hitch, George T., jeweler, IOQ Hodges, F. K., IO6 Holdren Refrigerator Service, 110 Hornes, 93 Hotel Association of Roanoke, 87 Huddleston, Abe, IIZ Huddleston, W. W., III Huff Awning, III Huffman's Garage, IOI Humphries and Webber, IOI Ideal Laundry, 100 Johnson Cleaners, 113 Kane Furniture, 112 Kann's, IOS Kenrose, 109 Kingoff's, IO6 Kirk jewelers, IO7 Konnagans, IOI Kress, S. H., 110 Lee, Alex Y., 1 1 1 Lee Hardware, IO7 Lee Shop, II3 Leggettis Department Store, IOQ Lindsey-Robinson, 84 Little Tree Nursery, 99 Mac's Soda Shop, 103 Magic City Mortgage, 103 Manhattan Restaurant, IIO Blaster Service Station, I I2 NIcAvoy Music House, 1 1 1 Merin Studios, II3 Metropolitan Cafe, 1 I2 Miller Maytag, 83 Mitchell Clothing, 102 Montgomery Grocery, 104 Morgan-Eubank, 100 Mountain Trust Bank, 82 Muddiman Electric, 112 Mundy's Confectionery, III Michael's Bakery, 103 National Business College, II3 Nelson Hardware, Q3 Noland Plumbing, 89 Oakeys, 88 Old Dominion Iron and Coal, 109 Overstreet, B. N., II3 Page, Raymond, 95 Parrish Furniture, III Patterson Drug, 112 Pedigo, E. B., 105 People's Ice and Storage, QI Perdue, Cinema, 1 I3 Powell's Confectionery, 1 13 Presto Cafeteria, 1 1 1 Propst-Childress, II2 Pugh, N. W., IO6 Redd Shoe Store, IO8 Reid and Cutshall, 112 Reynolds, J. W., 99 Reynolds, W. V., Q9 it? Eiga Y. . as X 1 , ok d Ro k e i . Iill 1 oanok iene nd se, NI ket B din 's, 1 l r 1 S - an n eonett IO2 Richardson-Wayland, IOS Roanoke Auto Dealers, 98 Roanoke City Mills, 92 Roanoke College, Q7 Roanoke Dairy, IO7 Roanoke Glass Shop, 92 Roanoke Paint and Glass, 100 Roanoke Record Shop, IO6 ano rap Iro 101 in ach' e IIO sf Er Ii ea 's e enandoah Life n ura e Co., 98 is Place, 1 ' n 's, 100 ' ver's a Sale 88 1 e-A- e, ne Lum er, 2X xx ith's ' so, IO2 Southern tates, 2 outhern arnish, O3 1 l,j h, t a o se-24th Street, 4 one Pri 'ng an Mfg. 1 I5 lette uty , III nnyside IO omas, J., II es-World Cor ., 6 m's T sted Pe uts, II urpin H are, 113 itcd P Shop, 111 lleydal uho 86 'ctory S ' l, IO ton Fa i Sho 2 ' ton Fl rand e lylill Inc. 'nton F , III 83 inton a ware, 1 ton or Co., Vinton Su ply, ' ' inia Foods, 105 inia Etna Spri s Co., IO ' 'rginia S uthern l e, 89 lker F dry, 94 bber, R y, 110 e ster R 1-Esta III ddle Pl bing, Whee er Watch, 110 iam ren II2 n ell, H., I c., 98 t Servi Statio Ii olworth, . 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M121 DSE Qiioxlgmlso .sz COMPANY 1NCoRPoRA'rEDJ j ,UN I JV, if Xm AL JH, fx? 6 I j all jj by Q lJ XA if l 4 J ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 'A' lwanufacturers of GRAIN PRODUCTS SINCE 1874 I 'X V xlw X .la 'x CONGRATULATION Graduate to Fashion in our S ! College Shop Next Fall Q 0001042- x , X il I. F as 1 af 79 X A N . Q .vw X, YQ lf' xl Q 36 VXI X XX X' -ls W xg- xg ARQ 1. Xl 'Nl IJ N'-. YQ Y I5 J X Xi -124841326 .J , xx .J .,1 E ll- I N9 CK 2 Q 3 s' A -,-...xq N . .M 4 Wtwgil A , ij Mfg f - f Af LW P Mf 'W-gif' M5 ' f if Wit' ple U ANDY co. I I 7 L1 X f UM J, Wholesale Distributors A Z0 wif 'X POTATO CHIPS - POPCORN - CANDIES PICKLES - MAYONNAISE AND MUSTARD l ' J u -Ifpfr, 1 , f 'DIAL 9640 fl i f P r M209 ,Princeton Circle N' J 'VVilliainson Road Roanoke, Virginia. Lil., .ZA . Ax VA Y Y- a D P' Lzke HOME W ORK? You'll like it a lot more if you use the right light to study by. Eyes are priceless . . . and electric light is cheap. Appalachian Electric Power Co. f F fi if u - . zn-vu,-'rub' '7?'l'J UIUDP 85? UFWY' I 5 'H' 15 WI-My W i, it .. . - a . f fwfr' wi PI f ' 'I 1- 'fill' 'n lil! Fla. 1 'Q gi :lf-till ' '- '5f ' Q 1 'K - l l' ': .'.- wwf 's J- .v :.- aorta- 5-11 BH' 'll' -'1', 'v' - '1 lif ,nv X. lm.. I. 7,-7,,'f1. 1 .xi I - ' tj ix t . if - I -wbwwx If 7 ' ,-i, .'. , ,flrl N, -' r'uv..l1Jl 'Y' f '7-'V-4' 7' ?'i h'TY TI' '7 lc- 51 U-w1 'iv., f '-fx f ' ' ef- 1- i 1 ' f' , ,,.- l V i -'L W up - ' ,H ...........4....l e, A - ix r. L- 5 -a 'a 'Q J ,x, w . A ,.,.., - L 1, Q -D X? do i Compliment: of WWW ffjwlwfffwy BOTH ENJOYED MW? V In Roanoke and Western Virginia 1 f THE ROANOKE TIMES Morning and Sunday E112 ilhmnnke mnrlh-Nvina Evening COMPLETE NEWS COVERAGE eff s ,wg 'J A . -4 , - - . . 'ax L 4 I in - 5 JN 'JH X 86 ,jf , Krdjgfff ,.-73401--ff' ' l Q ,D ,J-1' -A I --4 ,AL , ft, JiAbfmL42ff1f1Lw,b'0'2 Af 'Z Z 1 1 - IV I - u1hauQQpZAgigkuziZnubU fix fXX RoANoKE's X i MosT MODERN DAIRY fx 5 K i X THE HOTEL iXSsSOCIA3l'IOi ' UF RO KE. V 1 THE STA CITY DF TH . SOLWVI A XX I X 1c1,cm1 ' lf xx ' ,3 2 A Kim HOTHAR NO . ' , ijnf l 365 , vs A , I ' J A m10de1 C011di io, 11 vw-Q' U n i 3 , lfggllh in f i KENNETH! .'IY1JiS EORCE . ITQNISON ' sfi A i 'f f45.S'0fifI A amzgr -'- ' B 4 fl H YFEL PATRIC HENFY OTEL Pli CE i. LEON Rf' X51 300 I 0 is zoo Rom ffl fl J I .ZxiiPL1biiCSD2lQ'2iIld'75BC fm ARI-ANDXVQKII-I-llR i - W, Kg Air Conditioned g Nd' ff N I 4 WILLIAM E.S1-mass, . 0 - 'V ' R llarlager ,I 1 Ji i x K: A 'L i A . f - W N ' +1873 ' if vf f,1fi'N A9 X9 .ff X N 1 I x X qfvg I X Q Q V f' wx P I ' Vx . f WIA A A Q A , eil V' X f fx it ' .' x X 4 DIAL 3-1998 Del. Lic. 3250 Compliments 44, - lLVER'S CAR SALES ,Qes,oecfeo'AGme It If you call Oakey in ..:.gf555 '1 '32 lgeib wg G5Qil 'fi z' goanoke 5' time of need, we will im- mediately assume all re- sponsibility and relieve you W of many of those worrisome I P .' Better Cars Sold for Less and burdensome details MU WJ bl l which must be taken care f USED CARS of at such a time. My , OAKEY '35 ,MQ - I n MORIUARY , af' , ' ROANOKE ' Cf W. F. Silver, Owner AL 62 S14 Pollard sifeei,v1m0n,va. an gs -O3 :ggi X W GORDON,S FRESH 3 X POTATO CHIPS xx Hcrushed Limestoneu Q f PEANUTS - POPCORN X H PEANUT BUTTER O SANDWICHES I POTATO STICKS f .X BLUE RIDGE CAKES - COOKIES W if STONE CORPORATION PARTY NUTS K V. J. , Q 90 v I U Boxley Building Daily in Roanoke Potato Chips Manufactured Fresh W ROANOKE, VIRGINIA GORDON FOODS, INC. 2411 Williamson Road Roanoke, Va. 95-288 i-3+ W M15 lfwfytie fU1h'1L, ' ,M ff 1, 4, . Mi 'ii i mliii ff Mc 'ff LRMWUW 44, 5, -+ NOLAMD GGMPANY , . sieisisiaiaseiass SERVES Plumbing 8 Hea 9 fhe ' ' ' 4'A ' ' Q ' '11 A VIRGINIA SOUTHERN c ex un urns Acoxil :fwfr you cm Y IIL I HARRIS FLOORING 0 'L F l I S IYEGIYF I kxikjltxf Y . , . . ,Q , Schools Of Sccrctamal rl ra1n1ng and Ehfvk ' ff ' X- Accountancy A SJ, I L 7 - c C. P. A. Preparation . 5 549' T L , -11 9 5 A ' 53 rf' VA 5 J ' 3 Y, HARRIS IIARDWOQD C0-1 INC. L ROANOKE 10, vlRG1NlA I d w ROANOKE, XvIRGlNIA IXIAL 2-3471 Co-Educational 89 r N O I 1 XI' . ,621 J! lj.,-J lfyriyrl. , 0 M 6 O U iff-f QU 1 .Aft ' 4 F .1 I wo I KWH 'K ff O' - f ' 'fp f A J Va W v nf P I VU 1. QU! 5 I I QQTVIE' W jf A A hdfx I f 0,11 NL Af , I I -Q vfzl j I1 M ,N L- W 5 ,UV f JJ WM 86 Wlzerf Your I7IfI07ZL'y Grows! FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS, PRODUCE Southwest Virginia BuiIcIing 7 ,QA va and Loan Association FROZEN FOODS , . A , an n is GJ vw jg nl! Plrafu U: I Plnu: You RO N1 119 S. Pollard St. Vinton, Va. ' BOB'S DRIVE-IN CHICKEN - SHRIMP - BAR-B-Q RIBS In the Baskft or Hoxfd To G0 SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE Y R. P, PREDDY, JR. T Telephone 2-9120 3801 Williamsolm Road i Al Compliment: ADAMS AND TATE CONSTRUCTION CO. ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS-ASPHALT SURFACING TELEPHONE 3-2409 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA asf 90 32+ II0lIlf7HllIl'1lf5 Of EUBANK G CALDVVELL, INC. ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS ROANOKE, VIRGINIA FLORA REALTY COMPANY, INC. Realtors REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS w DIAL 8887 118 XVcst Kirk Avenue R oano kc, Virginia Letfr Be Friend: REACH FOR SUNBEAM BREAD, CAKES AND NATIONIXLLY FAMOUS BOSTON STRAUSE PIES BOWMAN'S BAKERY DIAL 3-0833 Compliment: oj PEOPLES ICE AND STORAGE CO., INC. DIAL 3-O4II ,J IP-. fi, 91 ,uv II II 4 l BUILD YOUR BODIES STRONGW' WITH l i DAIRY PRODUCTS MILK-ICIC CRICAM ffm OLOVER CREAMERY CO., INC. if J 335 ROANOKE GLASS SHOP AUTO W XVINDOXV - PLATE ' MIRRORS A-TABLE TOPST SHOXV CASICS Iva, XX. l. I IQIHIKQIW7 l'mf1. ix K 318 Salem Avenue, S. VV. Dial 6I74 Roanoke, Virginia X - . 3 E Complimentx of 4 3 121 XYI2s'1' L1.XNI1'IKIiI.I, .XVI-LNUI: I 21 5-I I5 I I USE t METROPOLITAN AND LIGHT YVHITE FLOURS Best and Nlost Satisfactory for All Baking Purposes Your Grocer Sells Them ROANOKE CITY MILLS 5X Q24 92 www D4 1f'w-4196 A vU g'J wfxivcnx 13N R12111c11B13R 3209 'f' 7 K fl q N gi QS owws 410 South jefferson Street f 1 FOR ' CLEVER CLOTHES CUSTOM-NIADE HATS I, 1 107 WV est F1N12 AIEN,S VVEAR SINCE 1902 Av me X 1 f 1 I 1 1 1 A 1 1 Kg 61111 53 O If 1 FEEDS - f 1 FOR ALL SPORTS COMPANY cl Most Modern Sports Store Campbell Avenue ' 3-2482 ROANOKEQXXA. -X A k ' L . -,Ei 93 N 1 . 1 X J 1 'XJ X I +L,:19 74 Ov., ' fx 11 Vinton, Virginia K I V O 2 '-4-, A14 WX V fl! Q A , nf 1 J M 1 ' ' , I I 'MAL Ay? ,, 9 0 ck fb j JJ A 1 L, ' JW W Al VM my -W IP Jn 31 f-v u I,x, I vw! V Q X. SQ THE WALKER MACHINE AND FOUNDRY CORPORATION f Mx . N M xt X 'N i. AM M5 K , Q . MACHINE AND FOUNDRY WORK O DIAL 5556 ROANOKE, VA. iii 94 135 L' kr .f Y 4,4 ,.V ,J Qc, ,X ff, ,ff 7 F . fp! ,, L7 . 4- -gf A if 12 U ff I I KE lint 521421 .1 ! ,,'.LWf 5,1 I ' 74C ffl! I f 'I 'A f' f f I 57,1 fl' fl uf! -- IICKL CLEC' Lf ff Q ,II ,w,flO1g5fyg,y5pND E5 PAGE? AI .f P. o. BOX 236 fy VINTON VIRGINIA fw 'J VI ff 9 K4 ff I 2 ROANOKE 2-0653 K5 4,0 . fm Gif, Ziff' W Reprefenting BASTIAN BROS. COMPANY MANUFACTURING JEWELERS ENGRAVERS AND STATIONERS A Rochester, New York AND PAUL A. WILLSIE COMPANY ACADEMIC COSTUMES U SERVING WILLIAM BYRD SENIORS if Q5 1' 'f f b 73 ' Qld ' e 1 I . . ,,-y if .--f 1 f' fin fp xg ,QL i f .ff are W , s. H ,A It Kp , ff A r f X r i. 'V QR 0 Y ' 5 I , , , l . X 1 3 , J. 9 your W Jw If ff M k l Q32 1 yxxxlviyfjlhk gi ri D the best . years of tinge Xl K Mi , pf if ' - :si in Q 5 fri, x y, ie? Parents often say they are, but there can he lenty of Hood times ahead. Especially if you get a good job, doing inter- A esting, important Work with the kind of people you l' love work with. Many high school girls lind ex- it i actl txha at the telephone company, after graduation. o when you finish school, stop in and see us. f ou'll ohahly find a job you'll really enjoy at good rx pay with regular raises. I L, The Chesapeake Xt Potomac Telephone Company X of Virginia i Fi 1 iii wb it Ap Wy y i i i it J , Wir- A- J A ,,, .-.. , I 3 'Y . J W . ki Yo! W K 1 . A J 4 I R,0'iA'NOKE-' CQLLE.GE ,X I satghti, YIRGINIA' I I I L' 'X ' Z H . ,lg X Q . , ' b f i ' D 1 , r R. - ,4 . s , CHARACTER- J LEADERSHIP - INTEGRITY ,Q ' A 'A' Founded I842 BYRD GRADUATES ENROLLED IN COLLEGE Roanolez' Collagr Teddy Burton , Don Gross Carlton Ryan Allen Thurman Melvin Newman Randolph Vadghn Richard Firelraugh Eddie Sutphin Sally Smith Longfwonfl Nlartha Seibel Frrruin fiinior Collfgf Eddie Buck C. B. Chittum .lIllfL'lZllkr I' Srlmol nf Eirgiiirfriug lfdgar Smith Uni. of Ca. Nelson Vliitt Alabama Tffh Robert Akers A High Point Collage' jean McDonald N VIRGINIA fini. of RlI'll1'l101Z!i Don l outZ William and Mary lloward Wiseman SlIf71!IH!27f7!Ill Con- .vf1 Ur1fr11'4V of illzisif Bill Gilmer Lynclz lnurg Collfgf Bill Sehuermann Sarah Harris .llaalisnn -lane Agner Loretta Jeter Randolph-illaroiz -lack Kidd George Bell COLLEGES Radford Betty jo Thierry -lean Pedigo Sue Ann Plunkett Barbara Sink Patsy Ilueks Betty 'llingler Louise Dooley .llfflllflll Collrgf of Va. Freeman Jenrette Sylvester Sink jack Proctor Harry Plunkett W'illiam Corner Nancy Garrett OPI' Ol S'l'.X'I'Ii COLLEGES I 111. Ol ll. C. Elizabeth Bush .'lr1rlfr5rnz Collwga, lrzzl. Ilal Counts Duke, N. C. Bill Conner Ohio .Yortliariz Richard Poole Jxluirhv Cllllfgf, Ky. vl. VY. Kraus .llfmplzir Sffllf Kulvrey Vaughan N. C. Stain Gerald Shaver Blufiafld Collfga, Il . Va. Eleanor Moser I . P, I. Cloyd Blankenship Harry Boley john Carner Billy Tribbett Donald Wlitt Richard Hiler Eddie Ilurt Herbert Snyder Emory and Henry Jerry Miller Cui. of Va. Mac Stiff III IValter Dantewood Bridgewater Edgar Vllood rllisy. Staff Lynwood XVoolridge Walter Bishop Kfntucky Christia Eugene Stiff W. f. Bryan Uni. Leonora Gearhart Emory Uni. David Howell 71 all 97 Eta If' -4 JNO. H. WINDEL, INC. Rwlfvff EVERETT E. FLIPPEN ......... President 1. HUNTER ROBERTS ..... Vine President L. L. JONAS ........ Secretary-Trensurfr REAL ESTATE SALES Property Managen1entHRentaf.s 3,2478 Dial 3-2479 34 Kirk Avenue, S. IV. 3-2470 Og Q 2 Skmmazbalfgw INSURANCE CUMPANY, INC MMM P::.::.e.,:':::.?e,:::ir.:'1 DO YOUR PART TO REDEEM TEEN-AGERS' DRIVING REPUTATION PROVE TO THE GRAY FATHERS THAT TEEN-AGERS CAN BE GOOD DRIVERS THE 1 ROANOKE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION URGES YOU TO 1 BE SENSIBLE AT THE WHEEL If , 98 'la 'I o-mir. , J. , e , s if -P 1 . ., 1 H. W. V. REYNOLDS, INC. Phone 2-3481 S ' L' P i Q K 301 Randolph Street RCSANOKE, V1RGINI.A AUBREY'S RED AH FEEDS FLOUR AND MILL FEEDS BICST WISHICS 'ro 'i'11E BYRD S'1'UDICN'l'S 1-'Roni 'rim .-LJ 'fm' sRA'r1No Clue oi-' ROANOKE SKATE-A-DROME 7' el L' fopposite Lakesidcj 1 Public sessions every evening except Sunday Saturday matinee. 2 to 5 dclock, CLASSICS IN ALL BR.-XNCIIES Ol? SKATING For information, Call 2-9544 LITTLE TREE NURSERY For Digging Foundations and a Complete Landscape Job CGWZPZUIZEIZIJ of J. W. REYNOLDS CALL LITTLE TREE NURSERY Pruning, Spraying and Specializing in Moving Big Trees and Boxwoods PHONE 3-0624 ROANOKE, VA. if 99 51:- , 1, FUEL OIL AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. H0111e and Commercial Deliveries Dial Roanoke-S866 Prompt Service Best plfiA'lll'X By IDEAL LAUNDRY Ev DRY CLEANERS, INC. A'Quality Service Since IOOON LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING - R UG CLEANING 728 Church Avenue, S. lf. Roanoke, Virginia H1110-z'rl pllllffllfi :ah l E ' .L 7 i 'll' C E is :Q C ' 310 s. Jsrrsnsou sr Iljilfifllll Byrd Selma! Rings 1 Jia' 77 e jfs Youthful Ready-to-Wear ?i CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED 2 , 1 'x ROANOKE PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY R0a110ke's Pioneer Paint Storey LOWE BROTHERS PAINTS, VARNISHES and ENXRIICLS Vlfindow Glass-Mirror Glass XVall Paper-Painters, Supplies DIAL 2-1743 10 Church Ave., S. E. Roanoke, Va. Morgan-Eubank Furniture Corporation 4. V , I U illn-ay-i zz Grind Ilan' lo Shop I4 East Campbell Ave. ROANOKE, VA. 47' 100 lik' fiv fu . ff rn'-1 V I x , l W , 1, . MG fx ahfflgx' -- 1,1 aj .ill ,2f',, 'L ' Q,-. Z -6 I If I'-'I la I C25 B ,. I 1 Q' r' ' ' Z Lf! V, LMI ,V - 'gf' T AI I 1 II Ggifij I - 1 Q 's ? f J' Q' .A f fl E Z , ' I FERR IL if A VIRGINIA ILFN INSURANCE AGENCY SPRINGS CO. INSURANCE THAT INSURESU NATURAL WATER Fire-Automobilf-Caxualty-Bonds CARBONATED BEVERAGES 121 POLLARIJ STREET VINTON, VA. o PHGNE 2 6339 PHONE Z-7518 VINTON, VA. .. 5 3 W .' N 4' HUMPHRIES Sc WEBBER og, CALDWELESITES CO. INCORPORATED QX OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Mf1fkef 5 fIW1 e DW9' -WUWU Q I DUPLICATING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES .if ' GIFTS V I ' YQ DIAL 3-174 ROANOKE, VA. Ave. RQ. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA '53 'Q . l ' 'N I . N I x N, Xu 5. THE WATCH STQRE Paint and Body W'ork G. R. Huffman v lg X OF SM Us First and Saw Money A if Q BARR BROTHERS Huffman S Garage T X SU. F . dl I Repairing-Overhauling-Tires Q .I 'W V few m GAS-TOWING-OIL . - 'L 4 East Campbell-just Off Jefferson I' SED CARS I DIAL 2-0953 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Route 5, BOX EAL 3-7589 Roanoke, Va. Bs ' Q A 2' 'X X4 AX YQ Roanoke Scrap Iron S' lVIetaI ' R ' -J C , I . ' Complimentx of ompany nc L- Scrap Iron, Metals, Rubber 'QQ , cl P S 'k ' Q IxONNAGAN'S MARKET an ape' tm I I 31 East Campbell Avenue STRUCTURAL STEEL, PIPE and INIACHINERY 924 BENT MOUNTAIN ROAD 206 E. Campbell Ave. P. O. Box 611 Phone: Office 3-4486 ROANOKE 4, VIRGINIA Q2-l101E+ , fs. . si I I .- , '-A - I I If 9 , , n A. ....w A- X- I . S . I I ' S. f' I, ' ' . Q - ' l , Ag -I ,A V. 1 J.. I YS' 2:9 f- 1 ' I x ' - f It 7 M C. GRADY CATES ' since 1921 f. '. 1-1 Over 30 Years of Dependable Service f I METAL BUILDING PRODUCTS BUILDING MATERIALS Oflicc and VVa1'elIOusc, 20tlI Street :tt Cliapman Avenue, S. W. P. O. Box 2489 Dial 3-2473 Roanoke, Virginia BL4Jf, .avi 4037- f'.f.'Lc.-La .pf-fear' 644- I ,gil H.4:wu4 rraanba.-9,2 v ' .. I Lf . 1- f - LOBSIER HOUSE iff? E... wfzwwi ff I 7 S611 Foo1ixfS1e1lfl'I'-Cllizfelz S I . , . ' USE1 .uid . .. fu, .9 -S ffl 1--Elo I ' 2 Miles North on U. S. Route I1 W, E. BARR, Owner fini Mdfldggle Dial Roanoke-3-4481-3-4-l-82 'T' X' l - tl1i l3 l V INTON MOTOR CO. BROTHERHOOD IVIERCANTILE CO. In Roanoke Since 1889 Better Clothes for Melt, Young Men and Students IO7 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Montgomery Grocery Fresh Mezzts-Vegetables-Groferies Frozen Foozlx Q DIAL 2-7933 501 Dale Avenue Vinton, Va. Hawkins Eu' Cox, Inc. STEEL ERECTORS, TRUCK CRANES, AIR COMPRESSORS, PORTABLE GAS- ELECTRIC WELDERS AND POLE TRAILERS FOR RENT PHONE 7698 -sf 104 12? Il AP I If X91 n,l,ffTjL af l 'lgv V Q' -4 N IARQHNMWIMMMI 67 my F ' ll - f TER SUPPLY yy I A 1,40 X , V COMPANY ' .,. ' ' MQ ANK AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT , 0 'jg' M V School Supplies I Y A 0 'R Dial 6274 or 6275 R ORE, ilN 120 West Campbell Avenue X ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ' I lf ' L . IJRICIXM , A 'slr 'Suriv fivslllfs Iiuhlsirnislmeml lnzulue, C07,LPZi7,lg7Zt5 s lnrlulxlkfu untlli Lljzv II nlxlwnenl .XS ucInIIIcsl Ixilh cwIRSy. V of XIJ5' lmrslx lmlxlxcs lull some lu pullslm, slmpc. FCIIIIC The yuIIIlIfI1l drcxun, :Is wurk .uul Iuitlx COIIIIOI its flmxlnu line. XIl1OlmlIls .I Ilre.Im holds prccmus ymltlx lhe Inu .ne sII.IIIp:cly One: 'lluc drczcmex s face Is ever Iurnml lu lull llxe rlslup sun. .Xutlmr -lfllmrcnre Penllgo jun Sulfmillrzl fly li. B. PEDIUO ur n VIRGINIA FOODS, INC. WIIOLESIKIIE GROCERS ROIXNOKE, VIRGINIIX Young Bros. Grocery Crfzlit and Iliff Dt'Ii'Ul'7'jV Fresh llleats and Vegetables Q IDIAII 2-5322 3757 Garden City Boulevard Acme Typewriter Company The Business 1?l'I!IChi7IE Center U Royal Typcxvriters-Victor Adding Xlaclnines Royal, Underwood, Hermes, Remington, Corona Portables Spfci111Ratzf to Students on Rental Typmuriters U ROANOKE 11, VYIRGINIA 3 Floors of Fashion 309 SOUTH JEFFERSON ST. WHITE FRONT PHARMACY W VINTON, VIRGINIA -If 105 ISA A.-f LY 1 Aer- ! xw' N w 'N x . i i ,ff Sify ,, ,' i L I f L' v ,Eli l . I .P Iv' ' ' L I V fl v X W V! U f ' ,r 4 lj !,- 6-If lf? ,,4' i Av. I f, i fl ,if ,ff -of' -,If I if M YI ij I ,fn . f. f if . fl A 'll' ' ji r' 47 ' J S ROANOKE 1f I -.J ' 1 J .l . BAKhR BROTHERS I . . A ,If ,fl gy!! i NC RILCORD SHOP fan . HIL' CASE FARM NIACHINERY 'llf iff on a diff, wx hafoa' ity' 1 I . ,rm , Lv 1 , ,,- , - , fl , f XA., Sala and Sfrvzrr 7151 Spgggbs V 1402 XVilliamsOn Road, Roanoke, Va. NEW AND USED RECORDS ' DIAL 3-2638 13 S. Jefferson St.. Roanoke, Va. DIAL 12-7418 I X 3 I VINTON FURNITURE HARVEY S RESTAURANT AND ELECTRIC CO. H. L. WRlGI'I'1', Propricfor lwaiys Good Buys Thr Right Plan' to Eat C ., ' DIAL 2-5589 '-A i 108 LCC Strcct, Vinton, Virginia 5 G. W. NICKS K. NI. SMITH X 3 ' il X 4 . XX BEFORE FINANCING YOUR CAR C0'1.S f1f1f7f1ff'1f1-'- - - I Save Aly Customers Bloney Q my i 1 AND MAY SUCCESS L F. Ix. HODGILS , NX' AUTO -- LTFE + FIRE X ki i ' Dial 3-1776 Home 2-C138 ' ' Campbell Avo. Roanokc. Va. EACH CUNUNG YEAR Ci S , 1 N Une of Virginia? Great Storey ff- J, fl . I I of I if if Q 'w , J J . J J Il I ul 1 f 1 l: J If wp 10 ol . X 395' -1 ll Y QU fl XF 6 nf qfo If Q 4 1 ISSN 9 o 'VR3C3 lp ' J I I . I . 1 VP, .. FIRS DE L SAVINGS AN K Compliments pfpslj LOAN ASSOCIATION 'iloanolce Wiener Stancl OF ROANOKE Hot Dog King 34 West Church Avenue Ro NOKE, VIRGINIA 25 E. Campbell Ave. X N N EMI. RDWARE Co. SPECIALISTS IN HARDWARE - SPORTSWEAR 31 S XVILLIAMSON ROAD, ROANOKE, VA. Telephone 3-8249 Air Plane Models and Equipment Kirlfs Jewelers, Inc. Diamonds - Jewelry Watches - Gifts N o extra rharge for Kirk? convenient rredit Q 110 S. JEFFERSON ST. DIAL 6310 s DAIRY AND ICE CREAM CO. INC. ll DIAL Z-3461 NI im Q YI I Nl 720 Fairfax Ave., N. VV. JOSEPH SPIGEL, INC. IOI West Campbell Avenue School Girlr' Favorite Shop . CENTRAL TYPEWRITER R. D. CREASY EXCHANGE F' G. ECCLEFIELD Fresh and Cured Meats Smith-Corona Dealer 9 Stall No. S, City Market SALES-SERVICE-SUPPLIES-RENTALS DIAL 7124 I23 WEST KIRK AVENUE PHONE 2-84Io ROANQKE, VIRGINIA +!I107I-5+ , i!'V.f?f'4'-viliffli ark' Ji' -: v..I . - 'aff 24,5 I - 'I e C - .zfgl f I Jain. g C,ff.i'. Le, QIVIV- ' ' MJSAIL 1. F ,Y YY YYY Y Y Y Y YY -YY w ri If . X if jig U 7 f AM r A QU GLENN,MINNICH7S THE CAMPBELL PRINTING UU , jf! Featuring Undergrad Clothef' COMPANY ' V' UVM E. GRADY CAMPBELL, Manager I H np X6 vb Exclusive in the C ornniercial Printing yfllf Hi-School Shop W 65 MJ THIRD FLOOR . . 108 West Campbell Avenue PUUNE 3-4036 WW ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 206 lVIaple Ave. Vinton, Virginia FISHER OPTICAL CO. Broken Lenses Replaced Prescriptions Filled Promptly Frames and Nlountings Repaircd Lee Aveiuc mmf Va- Irfan You Weir x DIAL 2-3647 117 FRANKLIN RD. I , Q z I Iv T SP CI LTY Co. ' J INC ORAT REDD,S 4 X 1 ' X 'L ' hole-ml SELF-SERVICE SHOE STORE ,V C I SAND IGARS I I ,Us ' 5, 16 W. Kirk Ave. f I vo- 0 521 RANDOLPH STREET Rear American Theatre I A E 6209 ROANOKE, VA. ir I ix I 1 FITZPATRICK'S PHARIWACY RlCI1ARDSON-WAYLAND ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FI FCTRICAI CORPORATION Q Free Delivery Service DIAL 8173 AND 8174 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 103 Lee Avenue Vinton, Virginia +24 108 he QILD lJ0lVIlNl0N COAL. IRON 8- COKE CORPORATION Telephone 8844 General Oyjice VINTON FLOUR 8: FEED MILLS, INC. Merchant and Cuxtom Miller! MANUFACTURERS OF Virginia Belle Flour-White Hou se Meal High Grade Flour, IXIeal and lNIill Feeds ROANOKE' VA' VLELEPHONE 2-6626 VINTON, VIRGINIA FERGUSON C Om plimenlf of TRANSFER CO. Local and Long Diftance Moving C. A. HARRIS STORAGE-PACKING-SHIPPING CONTRACTOR AGENT FOR GREYVAN LINES, INC. Phone 9449 Roanoke, Va. II3 E. Church Avenue DIAL 2-3464 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA BEST RVISHES FROM GEORGE T. HITCH jeweler II8 W. Campbell Avenue 'gblihnnybelln min- oI:pr 1One IN ROANOKE 1 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA N KENROSE MFG. CO., I ,Manufacturer of Kenrofe W afh Dreuef ROANOKE, VIRGINIA C. Wright Construction CO., Inc. General Contraetors U Phone 2-4228 Vin ton, Va. -24 109 lef- 1 I 7.7 in li 'Lil -,g,c.A,f :D lg vf ,,, 1 1 fl... A. - c. I r lf-' ! , If, , i I 'i , ld PHONE 4-1980 ,f . I ' DIXIE DRIVE-IN I- Always A Good Show BUSH-FLORA SHOE CO. Slzozs of Distinrtion lO9 Campbell Avenue, West Dial 2fI955 Roanoke 4, V Over 25 Yzars Snving Roanoke and Community CASSELL-HODGES llomcs, Farms, Business Property DIAL 2-3 I2G 106 VV. Kirk Ave. Roanoke, Va. Compliments of S. H. KRESS Flowfrs for Any Occasion RGY L. WEBBER, Florist PHONE 3-2469 GILES BROTHERS Sinn 1902 FURNITURE XVllll3mS0n Road Roanoke, VH. X6-IS East Churfh Avenue Roanoke, V Y Dial 3-9892 W. F. Manning, Mgr. BLUEMONT SERVICE GARAGE EN GLEBY AUTO SUPPLY General Auto Repair and Ignition VVork FRAM - EXIDE - RAIVICO M PENNZOIL Elertric and Afrtylzne Wzlding PHONE ROANOKE VA. State Inspection Route 6, Riverdale, Roanoke 7 Resident Phone 4-445ofBusiness Phone 2-312 SUNNYSIDE ,AWNING AND TENT Co. WHEELER5 VVATCH AND PHONE 3-3601 JEXEMIZEFZ REWZIR Uf uafdntff 621 First St., S. W. Roanoke, Va. QUICK srkvlcn ,p II S. Jefferson Street Roanoke, Va. 5 Watch Repairing - jewelry - Vllatches X A N QQ SHEAFPS JEWELERS HOLDREN REFRIGERATOR Co. I Bm' SHEAFF ROANOKE AND SALEM 609 S. jefferson Street Roanoke, Va. Dial 2-6401 ' Complwmm of CORNETT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS , School of Distinction and Individual Progress I7 Franklin Road DAIRY QUEEN 1 Cone With a Curl on the Top Compliments of ROANOKE VENDING MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC. 2014 n Road 3110 Williamson Road Roanoke, Va ' X Q if 110 11+ YT pi 1 -, V ,Q li .p,l ',,n ' Il- I .. ,, I I, I. ' rt I ,1' fx'-'l'.i 'I I h -I'.,v4,, I -.. I'4 Lp- J I 14' . ' E bar' 'Ai' I f 'fi f v Cl, ff,-,A - ' - ' , N D143-4414. -' fr I, UU' YALE Sl TOWNF VINTGN FUEL. CGMPIANY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Coal qnd 171gel,Qil C , A Builders of Fine Hardware 223 lv' Jackssln Ave' P' O' B 115 INTON, VIRGINIA x CO,,,,,,m,,1,,,,f HUFF AWNING COMPANY, AWNINGS - TARPAULINS ' ' VENETIAN BLINDS Dial 2-3836 Compliment: of C. H. WEBSTER 81 CO. REAL ESTATE 2518 Williamson Road DIAL 2-2825 SIQEER Carlton TCFFJCE-27 Franklin Rd. 22 City Market Building gns2i:giIgAgiwSIgI!IPANY Roanflkeyva- F. E. Wertz, Optirlgzlrliu- 9015 Roanoke, Va. Complimentx of DOC'S FI LLIN ABBOTT BUS LINES G QI6 Crescent St., N.'W. Roanoke, Va. PHONE 2-2991 2-2766 3-II-'53 L' lVl1en you think of Music Frexh and Cured Meat: Think of Stall No. 5, City Market MCAVOY PRESTO CAFE ALEX Y. LEE Whrrc Only Good Food if Ordrrzd IS East Campbell Avenue SALON W. W. HUDDLESTON Dial 1496 1, J. C. PARRISH S URNITURE Co., INC. EI-I-EIN S BEAUTY SHOP Qu! F W E. J :THOMAS MARKET 2 I Ranvol t., ast Roanoke, Va. - Y X ' I Vi fx If I y,'X-T - I l I A . -1 I,-. 'a 1 . I . liv x 'J Mig in -' 5 A I ,T l ' - i J .f 1, ,. R. 21' 'I 3 5 . 1 . A my if 'K L 3'-A f . -5' Daw..-,'f1 74-I' 1:1 Af .lk 1 by LL' J T74 L .,, ff 4 lg 4X7,y4,,Lf4 , I,..I1'1,C, f,- Jw IQ! U I Q W! fr X ' aff' .wiv ffifff-Q. 'flaw ' -7 V ff . IXVL f Lf,-Afmvzf uf I fflfl- - A I., GOODE'S s and 10 Cent store f ' U. Toys-Notions-Novelties ITURE STORE I Lee Avenue Vinton, Va. ff f if . iwffv' ' A . . . f Qeifw--1---Af XS 7s -1 51 . . W SK ABE HUDDLESTON Fzne Flowfr: for Every Occanon , 'cu Ki xg NEW AND USED PARTS--USED CARS INC- T Q, Q g R. F- D' NO. I, BOX 180-A, Route 460 East 23 Church Ave., S.W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA b I' ' E DIA1. Oooo OR 9600 ROANOKE, VA. PHONE 7709 . Nl. I4 A fs. Y I 'W -A J Q ' ' 1- Prefrriptionixts N Complinzfnts Of FII ' 1:- .X ,v I.. J mx PATTERSON DRUG CO. HENRY STREET AND CHURCH AVENUE ' .Ag Q 95. C. L. BOOTH ROANOKE, VIRGINIA V' MASTER SERVICE STATION MUDDIMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY T SHEIEL GAS AND OIL 4 ire and attny Servifs Anywhere 1 28 CHURCH Av? S' W' IO4-IO8 West Washington Avenue ROANOKE' A' DIAL 2-7752 VINTON, VIRGINIA P V l SAMQS PROPST-CHILDRESS SHOE CO. I F S H l Clothef and Shoe: for the' Entire Family Igiitiiisvgggge SELEJRY I 304-306 Nelson St. II4 E. Main St. ESTABLISHED 1915 W ROANOKE, VA. SALEM, VA. DIAL 9259 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA l Q . BLANKENSHIP AND DAVIS COMPIIMMU Of W Prfscription Opticians l 106 Church Ave., West Phone 3-2051 l METROPOLITAN CAFE AND SODA GRILL FURNITURE 5 510 S. Jefferson St. Roanoke, Va.. 309 Campbell Avenue, W. J ik T. G. WITT SERVICE STATION WARREN T. WILLIAMS l t Dial 2-6239 AUTOMATIC HEATING AND SERVICE 3 635 S. Jefferson St- I-Jefferson at Day zoog Williamson Road, N. E. Phone 3-2377 l . l 1 Af 112 12+ l-If lx Y Qxfx-if , , fS:..'- ' T 'I' 1 Q ffwfq I 'N' 'X .I 1 5 ' 4 -V P F 0 , gi fig.: 44, , ff D041 - A 1, U L, - ill., ,, ... M-if ,- JY' , .. ,. 1,f,'4 4 , V .rw 1, Q.g,Lfr 'L 1' Ml 1.4 my LIL . X S. -2 1 . JOHNSON CLEANERS , AND DYERS PIIONE 5503 Complimefztx, of -.., , O. B. CALDWEEL- ' TIIINGS GOOD TO EAT I , IQID Memorial Ave., S. VV 1,,.f'3O5F1?LARD ST., VINTON, VA. ROIKNOKE, VA. H I f ' . ,I I f A .J ,P rl K if - LVJ -lf' A. A PERDUF CINEMA ANI: HOBIIY SHOP DUDLEY, JEWELER I I , I Pollard Street l' , 'J' MOVIE. I-In RAPIIIC ANn IIOBIIY SUPPLIES 7 Y V v . ij P6 H ve. S- W. Dw41A8SI7 YINTON, IRGINIA V in .. JA J ' , pi N Complimznts of 1 j POYVELL S LQNPECTIUNERY F. Since 1915 VINTON, VIRGINIA 26 W. Campbell Ave. Roanoke, Va. Compliments of A. V. HANNABASS FRESII IXIE.-XTS. FRL'I'I'S AND VEGETABLES DIAL 2-7538 l A , , IZS Lee Avenue VIHKOH, VUEUU3 B. N. OVERSTREET Grocer Corner King Street and Vinton Road Complimfnfs of THE LEE SHOP Ready to YVear and lN'Iillinery 3 TURPIN HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE CO. PHONE 6811 01 Pollard Street Vinton, Va. Complimmrfx of WRIGHT'S SERVICE STATION Phone 3-0720 Vinton, Va. Compliment: of T0lNI'S TOASTED PEANUTS .- I, 'wxwww , . ,X , - -C W. . IK A J- 4 .V - dv. I: 'I . I' ,- -q,f:s??5 I X fee: -Sfitrgx er -f 1 .se st: '- ti., A Ng F i Q: H ' f '3' x? ' A- 21 .... Q QQ. .-.. A . ' ' N H EI? 'S--4... - ,A- .. .-4... Wy.,- Vlfrite for Catalogue lNATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE The Soufhk Largeyt Commerrial Collrgr ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Photographers for The 1952 Black Swan MERIN STUDIOS MI LION CANTOR, Photographer 1010 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 'JH 113 Ef- .I 'exif fa F I rx, jf' G THERE IS A FUTURE IN .4 ' MIIIIM 3 t I ' I ,. It Mlm, Nia - IIIIII 'f T 9, ,, , e v IIIIIIVZ I EE I , if-- I F , II - I I ,I Af 'I1 If WWII F I P 'vf ' - I X I ti I I -nu? Ok . I 2 WA , , W I X Ig I , o, L ' . I I - TI :f-h- f . IVIANUFACTUQIIXIG ' DESIGIXIIIXJC5 ' DEVELODIVIEIKJT ' QESEIADCI-I ' fVIEIQCI-IAMDISITNIG ' I-'ASI-IIOIXI .c x A-.X X X 'X ki V I 2 I X 0 A s W I., z Yi I . is A r X 34Qxj,-gif t i. NI X C' I I Is I ft . X X. . x X XX , , -X :aassaaesa fig.. l. QW DJ.: es: . lla f 1? , I ' V V, ,-:Ea Xt fix 4 :L X! aff' , J -aww'-fi' N I f fi fi x. , .M X xx 4 xxtl mg The world's oldest manufacturing industryftextiles-is today one of our most exciting and challenging industries, producing revolutionary textile products with qualities which men have sought for centuries. Mau- made fibers, new products of the chemist's test-tube, have been a major contributor to this textile progress. A small textile producer in 1923, Burlington Mills believed in the future of rayon-an early man-made fiber. In the past 28 years Burlington has become a leader in the development and production of beautiful, durable and high-quality filament, spun and knit synthetic fabrics. From one plant with approximately 200 employees, our Company has grown to include 73 manufacturing plants in 43 communities of eight states and four foreign countries. Employing 34,000 people, Burlington is today the world's largest producer of synthetic fabrics, and it is a recognized leader in the designing, development, research, merchandising and fashion fields as Well as manu- facturing. If you are a young man or woman looking for a place in industry, we think you should consider textiles-and Burlington. It can hold a bright future for the person with the willingness to learn, ability to work, and the natural interest in this fascinating and competitive field. BUTIIHQI on M V lf6'ven into Me LW of Amerie EXECUTIVE OFFICES: Gaarsxsnono, N. 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