1 500 1 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/86/8918/Colonel1940.pdf 1fe37063faf079b660bf0f790f51bdb2 PDF Text Text ��• • �[ • �. ' " 'i. ,,. .. ' • . \, �,• ,. ·- ---· ·-----·-·-- -- -- - '\Chis· oo.mm:i'.ttae .f.'Ound that -du-a· to;"-the ~ nu:ml:jer of pupils enrolled in school in this vi~inity and high school pupils at _Troutville, Roanoke, and Montvale out of this sect~o~ of the· county, there were sufficient numbers ·to ·support an accredited · high school, located at a ·central point, W'ith the support of our Superintend..e nt H.. M.', Painter, the School Board~ Board qf Sµ,pervisors, and State Aid we went to wor~ to find the central loc~tft.on a.nd f'tmds to build a high school. · A committee was appointed by the State Board of Education in the spring of 1934 to make an investigation as to the needs and location of a school in this section of Botetourt County. The work of this committee resulted in a decision on the present location, a five-acre lot which could be purohased for $1750. The County School Bo8rd approved the choice and asserted its willingness to pay $1000 if the community would pay the balance. Due to lack of funds we were unable to start the new building until 1938, when a grant of 45% of the oost of the building was secured from the Federal government. We were very fortunate in having Mr . H. E. Weeks, a member of the Board of Supervisors in · this section on our committee to help us secur~ funds f or this project. We had many pleasant meetings together as a committee , but we trere s addened by the death of one of the memb ers, Mr . W. P. Dooley, whose place vras filled by Mr. Leiivis c. i.i'J'ilkes. As. a committee we are very grateful f or the cooperation of the people and the boards of our county for our · .• splendid Colonial High School. The students uere asked to name the school' and their unaninlous ~hoice was Colonial. The building was dedicated on August 30, 1939. The dedicatory address was delivered by the late E. Lee Trinkle, Ex-governor of Virginia. ·- T • Submitted by R. M. Foster Secretary of Building Committee .. -----4 ---- - -------- • �. .. .. . "'. ' ... ~. .... "t ' • # . ,,., ... .... °1' ·' ~ ..... ... .. . .. '-!> ~ .. .... ~ . ·.· ".t ' • "" .. .,·; . ·...,. • ' ~ ,,. ...~\·._ ~I\ ' . ·• • \. . ' •) ... . ., , . . ":~ ·:-) Ji -B&dnm!NG OF COL011IAL HIG.i? SCHOOL • • ~~ ·- 11 • fl • • .. • . .. ·~··· ·........ 1:·~ . - . ~ .. f 'it•• · ·· 'Dft~.~progressive dynrunio 'developing...s.y stem of . '~ I consolidated high schools in Botetourt County caught th the ambition· of " the leade La.ymantown grade slated into action. ace ombility, t plished f Janunry 16, 1934 From e possibilities o.t Blue R is section of for bette Botetourt appointed > W. P. Doo t Laymantown, From . littee was Ja.nua.ry 1 appointed J • P • Ga.r. • ... ... • •,, ·'r•, . 1. ... . •• • - , E. L. Murray. This committee vras appointed to work with the Blue Ridge committee. At a joint •meeting of the tv;o committees, W. C. Smiley was app ointed as chairman and R. M. Foster a.s secretary .• It -~~ s fUrther decided tho.t these committees would no longer be tv<o committees , but one und all interested would be neutral a.nd would vrnrk to g,ether for the interest of bot h committees. (Seo pnge 4,) 5 �..... l) !\ .• !... . .• I 1 :.....__._ . ' t • R. M. Foster John Davis L. c. Wilkes J. P. Garrett w. c. Smiley (Chai rman) A. T. Correll E. L •. Murray H. E. Weeks w. P. Do ol ey (inset)* T. D. Zinune rman * To t he men of the Co l onial Hi gh Sphool Building Committee who, by thei r broad vision, stronG determinati on, dee p loyalty, and true devoti on, pl ayed a major role in securing a high school f or our community--we dedicat e this , our fi rs t annual. --·-------·--'--,..-..- --·- -·-4- ____ _. * Not n icture �...• • ... . .· ........ .· ~ ~ " . "" · . �.- r· :· \ I / " . ·. .·. " .. ... :.. ~. - ... _-- - - -- --- ·- : • H. 1.io Painter, Supt. R~sa.lie Janie Scages 'Nancy Wade Olive McKalester Mary lfoely Ros eb:ro Elsie S:mith Arlene Wats on Ehie Proffitt Lois Spickard Emma K. Snider L. c. Coffman Louis·e F. Keller ,· Giles ---·- ---------8- �,. ·. •... :~ . . . 1". ?". ~" . .... ,. i- · :.., . •, ' . ~ .> -... ' · .. . ,, ... .•* ·~ .'····.. • Iii. . !~ •. . I ~ ·- J �--------- .......... ··- ·· ·r • ____ Dorothy ____.,Mae Pat ton folli e Smith FOREWORD I .I II I I In the following pages of this book, we who aro connected with its creation intend and hop·e that our publication will preserve memories of the precious days spent together at Colonial High School. Vfe hope that this first annual will serve as a.n inspiration to the future classes of this school, and that they will try as we have to reveal the fullness of • high school life. .. -10- �. ·- .... ··- ·-·.. ~ • Dorothy Ann Cl ement ---~- •• . ... .... -.... · ~· '•' . '-' ~ �~ (' : - ...'". { 1 j\ ,.. I :• .•.... ....•. Sylvia Sea . on -~ J R\l:th l~hitt (Post Grad,) ---------- ...·-- ·- ·--- .. �Nancy Wo.de C L A S S • Theresa Gill (Tro.nsferred) H I S T 0 R Y One morning in September, 1929~ many shy but expectant six~year~olds proudly entere d the porta ls of Botetourt County Schools, where, soon adjustin g t h ems e lve s to thei r new environment, spent many; h nppy ye c. rst In the fall of 1·936 thes e students we r o introduce d into th e freshr:io.n year of hi gh school~ Ea ch yeo.r was fil le d with memories tho.t co.n n ev e r b e for gotten • . Se ptembe r 7, 19 39, foun d u s o. t our new' sch ool, C olo nial ~ a s s eniors, but r10 t r. t nll di gn i fie d c. s we h o.d expoctetl, The first hi ghii [ ht 0:£' t Li.s momoro.bl e year vm s the e l e c t ion of · .Po.ul Fast.e r ' r>: $ 9J1r .. prc. ~Jt:J.o :n~ ~ - .. Our cl r.. ss wo.s y,ol l r op r e s eri t o cf i n tho· j'o·u rnci.li s tic o. ctivi ti e s vri th Cho.rl os Th.:.do r. s odi tor of THE SENTI NEL, and Po.ul Fo s t e r c. s odi to.r of THE COLONEL. On April 24,. Colon io.l footli ghts flctshod on tho first of the y ec. r, 11 Tho Po.th Acro s s tho Hill 1·1 • Th0 music dopo.rtmont r e turned f rom tho County 1'.:usi c Festiva.l with second r o.ting. 11 Full of Yo uthtt our sen i or pl e.y , pros e ntod on l.Ic.y 24, WO.S the gr o.nd f innl o of t ho yoo. r s ~to.go prodtictions. Cl a ss Ni ght 1;ro.s on T:k.y ~o. '!.'lie n pc. ssinG through the finr.l e x a.ms .-d th r.10 r o or l oss co. s o , T.'o Ct\mo to Juno 5--Conunencement-a day wh i ch will live l on g in the heart of every senior~ Other da t es we may forget , b ut nothing wi ll dim the memory of that n ight vrhen ea ch of us rece i ved his diploma as a member of the cl a s s of 1940. Dallas Spic.kard Historian ~ 13- �....-~-------r Ht COLO J\j E!.:---- - - - - - - CL AS S P R 0 P HE CY At the close of a very hot dny in the month of May 1940, I wns very tired from the rush of senior examinations and the· multitude of ciuties associated with our graduation. I fell across the bed ~in my room and very soon I was in the land of dreams. I seemed to be awnke nnd in the fa,r_ dis·tant" bi ty of Los Angele s, attending the National Education Association. While there I met Janie Scaggs , a former school teacher in Colonial High. It WM iin the year , 1950. In my drerun I asked her about my cla.ssmo.tes of 1940. ~From her I obtained some interesting fo.cts. ·~ I leo.rned that ·Ho.rvey Ado.ms is nov1 the judge of the Blue Ridge ~irouit Court, nnd that he recently gave Mr. Coffman thirty dnys for 8riving up· Grub Hollow Boul evn~d under the influence of intoxicating liquors. Pnul Foster wns removed from the Boo.rd of Deacons of ~e . Glade Creek Bnptist Church when he tried to persuade tho ministe:f-s wifo to ·got o. divorce a.nd :mo.rry him. To my surprd:eo I lco.rncd tha.t Mr. nnd Hrs. Do.llo.s ~pioko.rd (F.'Irs. Spickard being the former Inez Leonard) took advantage of Mussolini's colonization plan and • moved to Ethopia.. When last heard from . they e.nd their 13 kids were vre1i,. ho.ppy • . The Second ·World Wa.r almost extinguished the people in Europe; so Cho.rles Wnde the distinguished Blue Ridge scientest, hns gone to the jungles to persuade ' the monkeys to sto.rt evolution over o.g::.in. ' . She said that Joe Wilkes ha.d just beon r~ lc o. sed f~om the hospital because of henrt trouble. He wns j i l tcd by the woll knovm model, Ruth Cooper. Linwood Clement's collcco degree of Ph. D. did not o.vo.il him much. He is now a. shovel lea.ner on tho 17PA. Many e. man has lost his life a.t the hands of Delma Haymaker. tricity to the electric chair at Si ng Sing Prison. She feeds elec. How perfectly shocking. . And speaking of prisons, Lillian Wilkes is chief cook at Alcratraz, where Mickey is residing. Both boa.rd a. t the gove rnrnent 1· s expense. ~ I was perfectly bowled over to learn that Dorothy ·Patton has gained weight and is a regular patron at the Dorothy Clement · R0ducing Salon in Blue Ridge . Ruth eooper who used to model clothing ho.:m' t time for modeling since the triplets came. Sylvia Scanlon, dressod in men's clothing, has gone to Hollyv1ood to plny in "The Life of Fatty Arbuckle." (Continued on page 48 ) ... 14 ·- �2 3 4~----- 5 7 -·------·· - . .._ ___-- - · ... lI - --12 13--·-14 l) • 15 · -- �- ----=- . . . ., ..------··-----···- ··· --· -- ·-.·r ~ .: .. I ... . LAST WILL -. .. AND TESTAl~ ENT •• . We, the Class of '40, pronom:ced: by the faculty of _C olonial High School to be of unsound min.9. -e.Il~ insn_ne .a.M.l~ty,. do herepy pre.sent our last will and testamern:b .• TO THE ENTIRE SCHOOL: l~ 2; 3. Kathryn Foster to be your pianist for the school year 1940-41, The typing classes some new and greatly appreciated typewriters. The dramatic departments some furnishings for t}1e stage. TO THE FAC11t'.FY 1~ Mr .. Frantt the honor of being principal next year. 2~ Mr. Coffman a new math class with which to argue. 3. Miss Proffitt a recording of her never-ceasi~g question: "Does anyone have their typing fee today? 11 Mhs Rosebro a better basketball team next year (and how); Mitrn Keller our beet wishes for her learning to tap dance.· Miss Snider our best wishes. that she may see the president. Miss Wats on--u year older. · Miss McKn.lester a book on how to impers0nnte people. Miss Foster our best wi shes that she may learn to "Jitterbug". Miss Smith a ruler with which to paddle bad boys . Miss Scaggs all of Harvey's 10vin_g remembrances. Miss Giles an English I V Cle.ss to write essays . for her. 4~ -&~ s; 7; 8~ 9~ 10~ 11. 12. SPECIAL BEQUESTS 1~ 2~ 3~ 4. '5~ 6~ 7~ 8~ 9~ 10~ 11~ 12~ ' . 13; 14~ 15-~ 16~ 17. Charles Wade leaves Raymond his ability to play basketball. To Virginia Dare Weeks , Dorothy Clement wills her curves. To Muriel Gray, Josephine Jeter wills her position of class beaut To Richard Radcliff, Linwood Clement wills his reserved .manner . Y• To Mabel Leonard, Dot Patton wills her ability to flirt. To Mabel Zi~erman, Sylvia Scanlon wills her "giggle" . 'l'o Je:isie Ash, Mary Ann Lewis vrills her sweet disposition. · To Warren Jones, Joe Wilkes leaves a oo©k on winning friends To Mary Foutz, Ruth Cooper leaves her 1'BABYn. ' To Helen Moyer, Lillian Wilkes wills her aeili ty to· chew gum. To Leola Haymaker, Nancy Wade wills her silenee. To Billy Murray, ·Paul F0ster leaves his job as pres ident of the senior class. To Joe Riele~, Harvey Ada:ms wills a winning smile. To Dor'is 'Lee Hurray, Delma Haymaker leaves he~ baske~!lll suit~ To Elbert Overacre, Dallas Spickard leaves .his female adiJlirers, To Ruth VIi tt, Nellie Smith wills her acting ability, To Muriel Thompson, Ruth \"lhitt leaves her love for Chocklett. ~: : We, the witnesses, place our signo.ture.s this day, I.fay 30, .1940. Delma Haymaker, Harvey Adams, Josephine Jeter, ------- -------·- ---·--- - -16- ~ . ��.;· .. ~- /~ ~ I .~ ' ' ·· - - - -·-- - - T !label ail!l!:lernan--President Iluriel Gray--Vice-President Muriel Thoupson--Secretary-Treasurer Virginia Dare Weeks--Reporter L. c. Coffman--Sponsor Flower Lily of the Valley Colors Lavender and Gold Motto Success comes in cans, failure in can'ts CLASS ROLL Mabel Leonard Leola. Bayrnu.ker Billy i~urray Helen Uoyer Jessie Ash Elbert Overacre l!abe l Holdren* Shirley Spickard* _ ______ __ --·- -----•lfot in picture *Transferred ,......._ ... 18 ·- �. . . Be P·~ - r. Cute .:i'b • • • . • -. - -.. -T - ~' • • • . ' l~ l bert Overo.cre: Meanest. • • • • • • • • • • • ,yd!rtjinia Dare Weeks Most in Love • • Elbert Overaore & Mabel Zimmenn.an Best Dressed • • • • Helen Moyer & Mabel Zimmerman Mo!t Careles~ly Dressed Neaterl • • • • • • Leola Haymaker • • , . • • • • • • • • , • , , Helen MSyer I.ioS>t Conceited , • • • • • • • Virginia Dare WeE!lks Biggest Flirt • • • • • • • • • • 11uriel Thomp:ron n:ost Talented • • • • • • • • • • • • Hffilen Moyer Most Atheletic • Pfuriel Thompson & Elbert Overe.cre Laziest • • • • .Billy Murray & Virg~nia Dare WeeksWittiost • • • • • • • • • • • • • Jessie Ash Quietest • • • • • • • • • , • • Mabel Leonard Cl o.ss Tonili oy • • • • • • • , . . . 1eola Haymaker Best All ound . . . • • • . . • , Mabel Zimmerman • - 19- �( r , , . ·( .. : . ·. '. _.. JUNIOR CL-\SS HIS TORY We, the Jun ior cla~ of 1940, began this venture 1 alon g the pa~hway of education in 1936 at Troutville Hi gh School with an enrollment of 50. we thought we were 11 As Freshmen, b.i g, 11 but we soon re a lized our 11 greennessu and knew that the ro ad was ste_e p. When vm be c ame · Sophomo r e s, vre de cren.sed our numb e r to 35 , many he.ving f a ll en a long the wayside. The p a th to success was full of curves ; b ut U) approa ched each curve into bloom. li ~0 c. chost , t1 cm burs t Bof oI'O £'.TLO '..:'. i ; j on , 1·;e knm·; not of next yo o.r' s future wor k . As Juniors , Fe l a unche d ou:r c£<.ro e r a t Colonit... l ~I igh 10--r;c~ thcr ing S choo l. Hero our en rollr.lent is nen friends, £..n d biddin c o.d i oux to former cl as srnr, tes . 1 !fo found n e-H exp c ri o:n cos r.nd tri a ls, but s omehow we h ::::.v o w .no.c;o d t o c oi·:o throu r:;h • .• We c.. r c now loo.k ine; for'iT::trd t o ou:r J c..st l c...p on this r or_d , c n d wn i tin e; for dign ity • . . _.,........ ______ ---- --- ·--------- ---------20 �. \ . , '· .. . ~ - t .. Ii' . ' ' • • �• Oii'l<'ICEPS--lGt 0.UARTER Zil'!lLler:rnan Vice-Presidont - - 1,ouise Lafon Secretary-Trea.s11re1·--Ruth Witt P:resident -- ~., r :i; i e OFFICERS--2nd QUARTER President--Warren Jones Vice-Pres'ident--Inez Leonard Seoretary-Treasurer--Nellie Downey Raporter--Mary Foutz OFFICERS--3rd QUARTER P:resident--James Wilkes Vice-President--.A,rchie Tyler Secretary-Treasurer--Gay Harper Reporter--Ruth Witt OFFICERS--4th QUARTER President--Maude Cadd Vice-President--Margie Zimmerman Seoretary-Treasurer--Jaunita Spradlin Reporter--Ruth Witt - - - -----.--.---.- -----22 �FLOWER COLOR Blue o.nd Gold Rose MOTTO To mn.ke the best better • ROLL Mnude Cadd Lois Canada Nellie Downey Go.y Harper Louise Lafon Inez Leona.I'd Mary Leonard Juanita Spradlin Esther Thompson Katherine Tyler Ruth Witt Margie Zimnlerman Cnrl Cook Lnwrence Grny Earl Holdren Char les Spurlock Aubrey Themps;on Riohard Thompson Archie Tyler Raymond Wade Thomas· Vllhi tt James Wilkes Warren Jon es Elsie Prof fitt (Spon sor) SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The mnjor ity of Sophomores started in the Tr outvil le Hi gh Sohool, Troutville, Virginia . When the Col onial High School at Blue Ridge .tm.s complet ed; we had opening day Se.ptenibe;r 8., 1939. Mi ss Pr offitt, f ormerl y of Fincastle High Sch ool ~ helped ?S. organize the class. The Sophomore Cl a ss has contributed to var i ous s ports o.nd ·a ctivities of the high sch ool. Both boys and girls were champions of the school in. ba.sketbnll class grunes. Many from our class are in the Glee Club , Hobby Club., nnd Dr::una.tic Club. . The Sophomore Clnss ho.s progressed during t he school session of 1939-40, and we hope to continue to do so in the coming yea.rs. 23 �---------··- ·- · , .~ ~ _,.. • ·- - - .-- ... - - - -· -'T" • THE CLASS MIRROR • . . Ruth Witt Spurlock . .. . . • Charles Louise Lafon Most Popular Girl • • . • Mos t Popular Bpy . . Carl Cook . . Best Looking Girl • • • • Best Looking Boy • • • • • • • Neatest Girl • • • • • • • • • • • • •. Gay Harper Neatest Boy • • • • • • • • • • • 'Charles Spurlock Cutest Couple • .. Maude Cadd & Archie Tyler Thompson . . . • • •• •Aubrey • Louise Lafon Most Athletic Girl • • • • • . . Esther Thompson • • • Carl Cook Most Athletic Boy • • • • • • Biggest Flirt (boy) • Biggest Flirt (girl) • • • • Most Musical • • Most B~shful Gir l Most B a shful Boy • • • 0 ...... .. 0 • • Gay Harper • • • Esther Thompson • • Jo.mes Wilkes • Most Studious Boy • • • • • • • • Richard Thompson Most Studious Girl • • • , • • • • • Inez Leonard Best All-round Boy Best All-round Girl - • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • 0 • -···- -·------- - ·- -- ·24 Carl Cook Ruth Witt ---------------- • ~--- �\ �·- - - -·-- - . •7• ··-· ( ! . ·- • OFF'ICI!.'RS President--Ha.den Harper Vioe-President--Walter Brugh Secretary--Joe Rieley Treasurer--Beatrice Gordon Reporter--Zella Mae La.whorp. Spon~or--Miss Mary Neely Rosebro • Welteft'""Br,ugh ··Etgene B~klett Atwell Gray He:mnan Gray Haden Harper Leo Jones Robert Jones Dennis Kincer Jaok Luoas Forrest Murray Riehard Radcliff Joe Rieley ROLL Emory Stclair Jaek StClair* Virgil StClair Arthur Tyler Orian Wade Theo Zimmerman• Bill Callahan* Mary Bird Jettie Chattin Louise Chattin Mary Gooper Beatrioo Gordon Elmer Spiek:ard* *Not in picture 26 Audrey Gray Blondeen Holdren* Annie Laura Jeter Virginia Lafon Zella. Mn.c Lawhorn Doris Lee Murray Dorothy Orange Colone Soott Leno. Spickard** Lois Wade Edna Wilkes Beatrice Williamson Elizabeth Zimmerman **Transferred • �~~~~~~~~~ '. l ! FRESmW"'if CLASS MIRROR Best Looking Girl • • • • • • • • • • • , • Doris Lee Murray Best Looking Boy • • • , • , • • • • , • • Richard Radcliff Blondeen Holdren .. . • • Zimmerman Meanest Girl . . . . . .. .. .. Elizabeth • •• Rieley Meanest Boy • • • . . • • Richard Radcliff Most Love (Boy) • • . .. . . Laura Jeter Most in Love (Girl) . . . . . . .. .. .. .Annie Cutest Girl • • • • • • • • • e ~ Joe o in • • Zella Mae Lawhorn Best Dressed Girl • • • • • • • • • • • • Most Carelessly Dressed Girl • • • • • • , • • Mary Cooper Most Carelessly Dressed Boy • • • • • • • • • Virgil Stclair .. .. . . .. . • • • • Beatrice • • • • Haden Neatest Girl Neatest Bay • • • • • • • • • • • Most Conceited Girl • • • • • Most Conceited Boy • • Gray . . . . . . . . .Dennis . . . . . • • • Audr eyKincer Biggest Flirt (Girl) • • • • • • • • • • • • Virginia Biggest Flirt (Boy) • • • • • • • • , • • • • , ~Val ter Mary Bird . . . . . . . . . • • •• •• ,• Orian W'ade Most Talented Girl • Most Ta lented Boy • • • • • 0 • • • • • • Edna lke s . . . . . . . . Eugene Chocklett Laziest Girl • • • . . . . . . . . . . Beatrice Williamson • • • Arthur Tyler Lazient Boy • • • Wittiest Girl •• • • • • • • • . .. ir.J'i ttiest Boy • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Annie Lo.urn Jeter Ci.ass Tom Boy • • . . . . . . • • • • • • Joe Rieley Class Sissy , "'· Most Athl etic Girl • • Most Athletic Boy • • • • . • • • 0 • Yvi • 0 0 • • • • • • • • • • Best All-round Girl Best All-r ound ffoy • • • • • • • • 0 • • • 0 0 • • 0 • 0 • 0 • • o 0 0 D o O 0 • • 0 • • 0 • • 0 • 0 •• 27 Beatrice Haden 0 �,---- ~ -- ,- - --·- -- ·- -- -- -- - FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Our Freshman class this year is a combination of students from Layme.ntovvn and Blue Ridge Schools. With our new school and as unacquinted with each other as we were, i t seemed as though we were out of our usual place. However, now we have associated with each other so much until we feel that we are one class rather than two. Very few of us had played basketball before coming to this school. Under the direction of our teacher, Miss Mary Neeley Rosebro, the Freshman girls who wanted to play basketball organized a team of their own. Although unsuccessful in the class games, we hope to have a better team next year. Vfith one exception, the second team of the boys' basketball squad was compos ed of freshmen. Although the boys were not successful in class games this ye~r , watch out, because we are coming back strong next year. · The Freshmen gave an as sembly program in December on the subj ect of Christmas. Yife gave another in the spring a bout 11 Book Week. 11 Doris Le e Murray , a Freshman girl, won the rating of 11 excellentn at the County Music Festival at Eagle Rock High School. At an a.rruatenr pr0gram held at t he school May 17, Doris Lee l!llurray y ,<t s the beaut-J representative of the Fr eshman cla ss. l:n the saJne program, Doris Lee and Jack Lucas won th~ duet con~ e st. There are t en Fr cshinen in the Base.ba.11 Club, tvventy- one in the Hobby Club, a.nd sixteen in the Glee Club. We also have five freshmen be longing to the 4-H Club and four of our boys a r e members of the sch ool safety pa.trol system. We have made many fri ends in the past year ond hope to be abl e to ma.ke many mor e i n tho years to come. .. --------- ---··-···------ --------28 ·-·: • �...... .. :) .. . : _ .·j.... ·. .·' · ' - �------------ -·- - ·r • .- (('!i (J Hf~ ---- ··-- -- ·- ·- - - - ·· . BOYS BASKETBALL • Coa~h • • • • • • Ass' t Coach • • THE 1 . . • L. T. Fr antz . .• • • • • Charles Wade vs P. ~'...' '. :;r::• ·'ALL TEAM (Reading from left ~~ u r ic;ht on picture) Eugene Chocklett, Forv;ard Raymond Wade, Ri chard Radcliff, Guard ~a.rd Carl Cook,,Forward Dallas Spickard, Ass't Mgr . Halter Brugh, Center L. T. Frantz, Coach Haden Ho.rpe r, Manage r Joe Rieley, Reserve Cho.rles Wade , Guard Warren Jones, Center Joe ~ilkes , Guard Elbert Overacre, Forward Paul Foster, Forward • .. -30- �• BOYS BASI\ETBALL HISTORY When volunteers ·we re called for at the bee:innin g of tho yaar to play basketball, a lc.rge number of boys turned ou~'. for practice. Since a ll that applied could not be used, the munber we.s na r . r:o·::ed . ¢l!?.11ri to e l even to represent Colonial · ori t he 1Jv.s ;:e t*1)ull :no-or i n compct i tion with other schools. The team was made up of entirely mrw material, With the e;x:ccptf~m of t wo of the playe rs, none of the boys h~a played basketball before. Coach L. T. Franti had a hard time at first picking out the r~gular player~# but onca ~ they we re picked, they received the ~s~pport of the school and the local f ans. · - 31- �t· •.. ., : ·i - ~-- --~--- ·'· . .· ._, - I GIRLS BASKETBALL I • Coach • • • • • • • • Mary Neely Rosebro Captain • • • • • • • • ii' Uriel Thompson Manager • • • • • • • • • • • ~ Ruth Witt - ! ... (Reading from l eft t o right i n picture) Leola Haymaker , Forwar d Ine~ Lillian Filke s, Forward Leonard, Guard ! Josephine Jeter, Guard Ruth· w~tt Juanita Spradlin. Guard ·, Mur iel Thompson, Forward Mary Neely Rosebro Delma Haymaker, Guard Virginia Dare Weeks , Guard Loui s e Lafon, Guard Mabe l Zimmerman, Forward Esther Thompson, Forward Ruth CoopGr~ Guard* _ Edna Wilkes, Forward* Margie Zimmerman, Forward* *Not in picture ·- - --· -- -·-- --- -·------32 · - -r �.. : . I "'' " . .,, ~ ·.... ' ...: GIRLS BASKETBALL HISTORY The · g1~ls basketball team -difil vetj." well considering that this was the first year that we have played at Colonial High.School. We have great prospects for a much better team in 1941. The team will miss Delma Ha:Yma.ker, Lillian Wilkes, Josephtne Jeter, and Ruth Cooper, who are graduating this year. The team as a whole wishes to extend their thanks to their coach, Miss Mary Neely Rosebro for her very capable guidance during this season. Mabel Zimmerman was high scorer, having made 77 points during the season. ~furiel Thompson was second with 66 points to her credit. The total number of points scored for Colonial during the entire season were 235. (Below is a record of the games and scores) Colonial-14 Colonia l-11 Colonia l-21 Colonial-18 Colonial-13 Colonia.1-2 Colonial-17 Colonia l - 17 Colonial-15 Colonial-33 Colonia l-19 Colonia l- 33 Fincastle-22 Troutville-24 Buchanan-35 rfontvale- 21 Buchanan-20 Bent Mountain-22 Ea gl e Rock-44 Finca stle- 39 Eagle Rock-29 Montvale- 26 Wm. Byrd-23 . Wm~ Byrd-23 Bent IJountain-38 Coloni a l -I~ 33 �.. ,,;:;• ~ · . ,,_. \' L '· ·· ·1 ) . ,. ·;' f!'" ""' ~ --·I< ' ,. • t··-,-- - -- - - - - - - - - BAS E BA L L ORGANIZATION AND TEAM Coach • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• L. T. Frantz Assistant Coach • • • • • • • • • • • Harvey Adams Captain • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Manager Carl Cook . . . •. . . • • • • • • • .Dallas Spickard -Players- Harvey Adams Carl Cook Charles Wade Charles Spurlock Herman Gray Elbert Overacre Richard Radcliff Raymond Wade Walter Brugh Lawrence Radcliff Eugene Chocklett ------o----HIS'.l'ORY Our 1940 bnsebo.11 te8.:.1 ha f.i m.., de n fi ne showing this year. an excellent record of three i,;fi ns o.nd no losses. It has It is our sincere hope that we can keep this record cl ean. Our first g.~e wc..s played at Troutville, which Colonial won 10 to 6. The second game was plo.yed with TroutviJ.le c.t Blue Ridge. Colonio.l co..me out on top ago. in with c. score of 1 0 to 5. In the third go.me which ·was plc.yed with Webster ended with th0 score: Coloni a.l 1 4 I Webster 8. The butteries for all go.mes were Cnrl Cook und Cho. rles Wo.de • .. -34- ��________________ ,__ - ' ,. ' ,· .· I -- --- -- - -- - - -r I • OFFICERS PreSident•-Lillia.n Wilkes Vioe-President--Helen Moyer Secretary-Treasurer--Puul Foster Librarian--Ma.bel Zinnnerman Reporter--Inez Leonard Director--Miss _Mary Neely Rosebro Pianist--Ruth Whitt ·- --------··- ---- ------·- ------36 �Annie Laur~ Jeter • Doroth~ "'{)range -~aul .. '., _ . Fqs >;er · .",.t . Inez Leonard •' Linwood· Clement .. Miss Rosebro (Dir.) Ruth Whitt Jaunita Spradlin Dorothy Orange Virginia Lafon Maude Gadd . Dallas Spickard Mary Foutz Gay Harper Jack Lucas Leola Haymaker Jettie Chattin Charles Wade Louise La.f on Mabel Zimmerman Herman Gray Thomas Whitt Mary Bird Joe Rieley Archie Tyler Beatrice Gordon Earl Holdre!l* Esther Thompson D~lma Doris Lee Murray Richard Radcliff Ellil.er Spickard.* Lillian Wilkes Dorothy Clement Lawrenoe Gray* Nellie Smith Nellie Downey Arthur Tyler* - I Haymaker Zella Mae Lawhorn . Helen Moyer Eugene Chockl,ett* Jessie Ash* Muriel Thompson* Edna Wilkes Mary Ann Lewis Mabel Leanard Virginia Dare Weeks Kathrine Tyler* For:r'est Murray Haden Harper Charles Spurlock* Robert Jones* Richard Thompson *Not in pict~e 37 �• OFF!tCERS ·: President--Eli:rabeth Ziiimier-. "Seare:fat'J~•A:uQl:rey- .~a.y • &· Reporter--Muriel Gra~ Sponsor--Blsie Proffitt: ROLL Or ian Wade Bobey Jones Walt er Brugh Hennis Kincer Eugene Choeklet t Richar d Radcliff Atwell Gray ·Emory Stclair Herman Gray Virgil StClair* Haden Harper Jack StClair* ( ~ oll *Not in piat:ure continued on page 39) ' --------·--------- -----38 �• · i.o ••• ' .... • (Roll continued) Raymond Wade Gay Harper L.ois Canada. Colene Scott ll'Ia.ry Cooper Lois Wade Audrey Gra.y Beatrice William~~n Muriel Gro.y Elizabeth Zimmerman Blondeen Holdren Louise Chattin ' "" F! ~. a1 l 1 ~·-; . _7)-tl· ' ' 'V /, ' - • I _,,, .;1.·~- ;;, hb I du 1;_ ~ ??I R ~· t ' ·. · ..... .,.. ' . ' ~ ' �- --- ·- --- 1 •. r· . . .• ·• • DR.AMA'RlC· LND PUBLIC SPEAKTNG CLUBS DRAlV~T IC CLUB OPP.ICERS Pre sident--Aubrey Thompson Vice -Pres ident--I:.a r r;ie Zimmerman Secretary--Vfarren Jones Reporter--J osephi ne Jeter Spo11so r - - L. T, Frantz PUBLIC SPY.~1Lnrn FIRST Q,UARTER Ruth Witt- · · Pre~. Margie Zimmcrmn.n--Vicc Prc.s . Theresa Gill--Sec'y-Treas. Mabel Holdren--Reporter OFFICERS THIRD QUARTER J oe Wilkes- ... Pres. Josephine Jeter-~Vice Pres Carl Cook- - Sec'y-Treas. Ruth W'itt--Rcporter FOuRTH QUARTER Linwood Clement- -Pres. Dallas Spickard--Vice Pres. Dorothy Pat ton- --Sec'y-Treas, ' Ruth Witt--Reporter SECOND QUARTER Doris Lee Murray-- Pres. Dorothy Patton--Vice Pres. Mabel Holdren--Sec'y-Treas. Joe Wilkes- - Reporter .. ,.. ------,-------- - -.- - - ._. :!----·--~· .. 0 40 �.. PUBLIC SPEAKi l G AND DRAMATIC CLUB ROLLS . .' Jessie Ash l~aude Virginia. Da r e Yfo eks .' Ca.dd Lillian Vfil ke s J oe Wil kes Dorothy Clement Linwood Clem~nt I, ,, Ruth Hi tt Ruth Cooper !~arg i e Zimme r man Leola Haymaker Ca rl Cook Delma. Haymake r Dallas Spicka r d Jos ephine J eter Char l e s Spurlo ck Doro thy P8.t ton Billy Hurray Juanita. Spradlin Warren J one s Habel Zi rr.merman Lawren ce Radcliff Ruth Whitt Aubre~r Sylv i lill Scanlon L. T. Frantz ( Sponso r ) Thomp s on 41 •' ........ . .. ....... �---·· - ---- --- r· .. , . ,. ' ···- · ' ',_ ~ .. - .., . . .. STUDENT SAFETY PATROL ~,. · . .. SAFETY ASSOCIATION President • • • • • • • Charles Spurlock Vice President • • • • • • Secretary Paul Foster • • .• • Warren Jones THE SLF;~ TY PATROL (.Liated according to s::eilio.rity) -CAPTAINS- Elbert Overacre Haden Harper Charles Spurlock LIEUTENANTS Charles Sp'U.t'Ioek ~awrence Radcliff Archie Tyler NON-COMMISSIONED PATROLMEN Harold Thomps·o n Eugene Uhocklett .; ·. Jack 1ucas Earl Holdren Lawrence Gray .. -··--·--·--- -·---- ------- ..... ···-- -- ·- ·- --.- ! ' �• STUDENT BODY GOVERNING COUNCIL OFFICERS . . . . . .... President • • • • • • •• • • • • • Linwood Clement Vice-President • • Paul Foster Secretary ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • Ruth Witt Treasurer • • • • • • • • • •. • • Elbert Overaore Student Couneil Senior Councilmen • • • Nancy Wade--Mary Ann Lewis Junior Councilmen •• Muriel Thompson-- Muriel Grey Sophomore Councilmen , •• Carl Cook--Louis e Lafon Freshman Councilmen • • • • • • • Beatrice Gordon Eugene Chocklett Judicial Staff Senior • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dallas Spickard Junior • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Bill Murray Sophomore • • • • • • • • • • • • • Thomas Whitt Haden Harper Freshman • • • • .. • • 0 43 0 • • 0 0 �- ~ -- -------- ·-·: 1 ·~ t -. ~ .- ' ~ ( .-,.. 1 ~ ) t , j . . . j~·) i_: / - -~ -· ·--·-· - - -- - -- -- - -T SENTINEL ~TAFFS • '• Edi to;r • • ·, .. , •, • ,. • • • • : • • Charles Wade _Ass ociate Ed:it9r ·• • • , , • • • . • • •· Paul Foster Activi t i es Edi;t o:r • • · • • . , • . • • Linwood Clement _S ports Edi tor (Boy~) . • . • • 1 • • • E.l bert Overacre Sports Editor · (Girls ) · . • .• ·, • •• . • 9- Nellie Smith ·Art Editor • ~ • ~ - • • , • • • . • . • _Dorothy Patton Business EQ.i tol;" • • • , • • . • • ·• Dallas Spickard Staff Se c retary • ·' • • • • • • • . Dorothy Clement Spons ors • .• , • . • • • • . • • • Mary Neely Rosebro · L .. ·'11 • Frantz J UNIOR SEl.iITINEL STAFF Edit or , , • • · • .• .• • • ._• • • • , • • Helen Moyer Assoc iate Editor • . • • • , .f! • • • Muriel · Th o:mpson Activities Editor • • • , • • • • Mab e l Zimmerman Sports Editor (B oys) • • • ~ • • Elber t Overacr e Sports Edi tor (Gir l s ) .• . , • • Virgip.i a Dare We eks Art Edi tor , • i · • • • . • • . • • • • Le ola Haymaker J oke Editors •. • . •• • Billy Murray & Mab e l Le onar d Business Manage_.r , . , , • , • • • . • 0 • J e ssie Ash Staff Secretary • • • • • ·• · • • • Muri e l Grey Spons or s. ·•• · ~ • ·• • • .• • • • • • • L. C. Goffman L •.:T', Fi'enihz • ----------· .. 44 �All.TlWAL STAFF Edi tor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Paul Foster Assooiate Editor • . . Josephine Jeter Business Manager • • • • • • • • • Dallas Spickard Ass't Business 1&ulager • • • . • • • • Joe Wilkes Literary Editor • • • • • • • • • Linwood Clement Senior Assi~ta.nt • • • • • • • • • Mary Ann Lewis Junior Assistant • • • • • .. • • • Mabel Zimmerman Junior Assistant • • • • • •• Virginia Dare Weeks Sophomore Assistant . • • • • . • • • Louise Lafon Sophomore Assistant • • • • • • • Ruth Witt Freshman Assistant • • • • • • • • • • Joe Rieley Freshman Assistant • • • • • .• Beatrice Gordon Sports Editor · • • • • • • • • • • • Coorlee .'ml:cle Senior :rA!Ssietant • • • • • • • • • Dorothy Patton Junior Assistant • • • • • • • • • Leola Haymaker Jtmior Assistant • • • o • • • • • Muriel Thompson Sophomore ~ssistant • • • • • • • • • Mary Foutz Sophomore Assi•tant • • • • • • • • Inez Leonard Freshman Assistant • • • • • • • Richard Radcliff Freshman Assistant • • • • • • • Doris Lee Murray Sponso:r • • • • • 0 • 45 • • • • • 0 • • L, T. Frants �I· I I I ·- - - -- - - -~ · - ·· • �SEVENTH GRADE �q• - - - - - - - - -·- - : j · .~ f: (Prophecy Concluded) Mrs. Aubrey (Bert) Thompson, the f ormer i':~::. ry Ann Lewis, is happily mn.rricd and with a sUfficient family. Josephine Jeter has just been expoll od f rom the Staff of Nurs0s of Roanoke Hospital. She was preforming o.r. cppendix operation, but ~rough neglect amputated a leg. And of all things, Ruth Whitt is pianist in o. deaf and dumb asylum. No.ncy Wo.de is in jo.il after the murdQr of her third husband • . I could hardly believe her when she told me thut Nellme Smith is an old maid, loving and l eaving the boys behind as she o.lwo.ys did. I M:ondo.y. wa s o.wo.kenod by a terrible noise and discovered tho.t Sunday fell on It mixed my week all up. Dorothy Clement, P.rophot ----------0-------~-- Joe Chattin John Gray Will iam May David Rogers Herbert StClair Joe Stratton Burnell Gadd Aminee Ferris Dorothy Harper Vera Martin Mo.ry Swnrtzel Joyce Cro.igheo.d Mny Ash !\'.l1lie Fo.lls Mo.xi n e G.ra!l._w Elizabeth Lafon Stella. Long Mildred _,StClair Herman Cadd Junior Downey Bob Leonard Robert 1'ieo.dor David Launders William Tyler Benjo.min Coleman THIRD GRADE ROLL Walter Davis Herbert Jones Sidney i"eadora Clar~: StCl a ir lfolson ~)tCloir' David ~'bl ' ~•r . . Lado :· n~i C' J. :i v" i; s 1 Dr~L. :' i::..;rd JI L;i1.tell c L ·~c r.:.1.rd R '.•·: hcl r~ad c r Ber~ice Wil kerson Lols Co2. emo.n FOURTH GRADE ROLL Thelma Carter Amogene Ferris Lois Hall Nancy Lawhorn Dorothy Secrist Dick Abell Alfred Chattin Billy Hnll Curl Letchford J a ck Orange Bruce StClair Ro.y Whitaker Uiss McKulester (Sponsor) ·------------ ...···- --·- - -·-----... 48 J ohnnv Gray TI.aJ.ph Leonard Glenwood Overacre Clinton StClair Thomas StClair I~Ia.yna.rd Witt Ros.o. Do.vis Dorothy Graham E::.tr gq.ret 1Iart in Acie ll e Spickard B.;; tty Ho.ndy ~iss Foster (Sponsor] Ann Cr1:rrnpo.cke r Bol,ti i o Grn.hnm Jones : 1Tiel Leonard !..ary StCl a:i.r Ra~rrnond Atkinson Ray Dillard 1.ifal t er Holdren Fred I.:art in Donald Pendleton Lee StClair Cline Williamson P ~rbara • �: l ~. . ··, ;. .. ' .. • \ ( .i r"'' i : < . .: J1 . .. - . r~ .... lo): . ~ •• ~ •• ··~ ~ "·\ t" ~. !. · ,_ ~~ · ,. . . ~i ·, .... . ·'i J ; i ( .. • " vn '\,, ' .. .. . . .. : '\ ,... . . . I I .r : 1 .. \ '- . . ./ •,, \ ' �., . ' ·~ · ~ 13 U ! LU . yr~)LJ R BOD I ES FOR • ALL /\MEl<JCA~JS J\CADEMICALLY AND ATHLETlCALLY WI TH D;\ If\ y p I\O.DU c-r 5 Jv1 J LJ( - - BU-r -r .E f\ I C E C r\ E; \ J\;1 CLOVER·CREAMERY rNc. .. • • �,I 11 PAUL FOSTER Either to conquer or to die. 11 c. c. Club 137 Glee Club '37 1 38 139 ' 40 French Club 139 Basketball '40 President Senior Class Vice Pres. Student Gov. Ass't Editor Sentinel Editor of THE COLONEL DOROTHY PAT.TON "Perchance sometimes :i..t will please you to remember these. 11 c_,. C. Club 1 36 137 Glee Club 137 139 139 ' 40 Class Reporter 1 37 Sec. Pub ~ Speak . Class 1 40 Vice.Pres. Senior Class Ass 1t.sp. Ed. THE COLONEL Foreign Legion t 39 NELLIE SMITH "Slow but sure • " Cheer Leader ' 37 Glee Club 137 ' 38 139 140 Secretary Foreign Legion President 4-H Club 1 40 Seo. Senior Class 140 Sure she's slow; but it takes a slow per s on to portray 11 Miss Patch 11 as she did. 11 11 DALLAS SPICKARD The ladie ~ think him he.hdsome and n ever let him pas s; tht s man who is so popular is · in t he senior cla ss • G. c. Cl ub ' 36 1 37 Glee Club t 35 ' 40 Treasur~r Senior Clas s Treasurer Ba sketball '40 Businecs Mgr . 11 The Sentinel 11 Bus ine s s Mgr. THE COLONEL Si nc e 1889 11 COIJFUCIUS SCH! S '.I "Fo.ther t r n: t oo nuch 11 OA K HALL SJ.Y "Cnnnot t al k t oo nu ch c..bout the new STYLES , HI GH QUALI Tl JJID EXCDLLSK T Vj.LITTS offer ed in our Thruthe- Blok St ore on we r.r o.bles for boys r.nd gi rrs(iiid tileir po.r ents ; o.l s o Ehoes for the entire family . " YOU OWE i t t o your sel f t c vis i t our store c.nd 001".PARE Olffi VALUES. REl.:GI ~BER Your chc.r ce c, ccouni( is wel come . O;\ j( rlf\ lL Now in our ·s1st yenr .. -.... .. ... ~............. ~·-· ..... -·· �,; . -t,.... . . i--..., ; r .. . . . . i': •. r:. :.. .. - - . -· ', .,, . .·.al PUJrJ'> ,C Dr, J\rJ !'.. .D r' r' BROODERS, FOUNTAINS, FEEDERS, & REI.:EDIES TROUTVILLE POULTRY FARM & HATCHERY, INC. TROUTVILLE, VIRGINIA .. - ----·- --'-------------- 'NELSON::.:'"·0 HARDWARE CO. ·j '-F;8° '-.: , .o _) _, \J ~ .,\ r1 ( 1 .r~ J \ J 8 ..?0R~S EQUIPMENT -J by Reach-Wright nnd Ditson P. Goldsmi th Kroydori Armour Rawlings ~liost Complete o.nd Lo.rgest Stock West of R}chmond 17 CAM PBELl AVE. £. - - - --·- -- - - ROl\NOK E, VA. �~~- KENNETT ... .. . . . SCHOOL OF COMMERCE I\ C>f\1'JOJ(E. Vlf\GIJ\J If\ COMPLE'l'E COMMERCIAL and SECRETARIAL COURSES DOROTHY ANN CLEMENT "That you may be loved, HARVEY AD.A!"l.[S 11 Full of courtesy and full of be lovable. 11 c. c. Club t37 · Glee Club 1 37 '38 139 '40 Class Secretary '38 Forei~ Legion '38 t39 Sentinel Staff Public Speaking ·· · . craft. 11 F F A Cltib '38 t39 i \ ' i Chemistry Club Baseball 140 1 40 Studious, quiet, and dependable. This is Harvey. He is truly o.' friend to ull he's met. Chemistr~,r Club ~40 -t--- ·-----! COMPLl· MENTSOF RA DER 1 BARGER BROT~ERS ~UNERAL GROCER If S HOME COAL t1 . -r I\ou-rv J L LE, vJ-\. BUCHANAN, VA. DI AL 24 J 1 �- - ---- - ---- - ·., 1 · :. I ; ·"' • I '4 ... { ~ ) ... _ . , ' .. - • : ~ ~ • • , J>- - ... - -·- - - MRS. W P. DOOLEY'S ; ILL J l'J G FEED GRO C i-R fff5 - ICE CREAM-TOBACCOS-SOFT DRINKS SCH Ob L . . SUP PL I ES GULF p f\ODUc-rs 13LUERIDGE,VA. ROUTE46d - - · - - -·- - - ------Lil'WffiOD CLE:MEHT 11 L-i;f'e has given nothing to mankind i.vi tliout l ab or • 11 Preso Co Ce Club 1 37 Cheer Leader 137 '38 Glee Club 1 37 1 38 139 '40 Pres. Junior Clas s 1 39 Pres. Student Government Reporter Senior Class Sentinel & Annual Staffs Pres. Public Speaking Club NATAtlE SHOPPE l - Sponsoting Smart Apparel for the School Miss 301 s. Jefferson St. Roanoke, Virginia T l · :·<s~F<.[? KEEP YOUR TYPING UP ON .A ROYAL PORTABLE. PAY FOR IT LIICE RENT. ROYAL TYPEVffiITER CO. H. W. GW'Jll ~1~so~1~t}G ORD 0 N I NN •1 (/ / ~~ ;1'U' ' ..;. . .. ~:J .SA.tlfDTHCHES-COFFEE- TEA-COLD DRilTKS TOBACCO-CANDY- COUNTRY HA1i ON HIWAY 460 Mrs. W. D. Gordon En.st of Roo.noke Proprietor Blue Ridge, .va,. · -~ �O/\K (J ROVE YEA ROOM CAN DY ICE CREAM ,. (' r-r DI\J~JJ~S :JUr . SANDWl.CHES > SCHOOL SUP-P l I ES C.1-\J~ES GI\.OCE I\ JES "OPPOSITE SCHOOL BUtLDING" 0 LEONAf<,D S GARAGE BLUE nOPPOSITE j\j E~v RIDGE, VI RG l"N I A CCO'LD J~J IAL HIGH SCHOOL ;\ J'LD uSE D?;\ I\-r s MECHANICAL BODY & FENDER WORK ·- - - - - · - - 0 �• fl • • ·- - - - - - -·- - -·-- MANUFACTURERS OF CI~ u·S}-JED STOj\J£ AND f\ GI\ IC U1l UI\ ;\ L 1 I JvJ E ----··- ------------.---------------·- -DELl.'\iA. HAYMAKER RUTH COOPER 11 A girl whom all will love because they must." Basketball '38 140 Quill and Scroll Club 1 37 1 38 Orange and Black Stnff'37'38 Literary Club 1 38 Public Speaking Club t49 4-H Club 140 Ruth is indeed pln.inspoken; but we r espect her dign i~ While there is life there is hope. C9 Co Club 1 37 Glee Club '38 t39 1 40 French Club 1 39 Bo.sketball 1 38 1 39 '40 Secretary 4-H Club '40 Sentinel Staff '40 She t nl'ks n lot; but "out of the abundance of the heart 11 .. __ __:the mouth speaketh. DAI RY PRODUCTS Congratul ations t o you l ifo trust your n0 ~1 scLoo::. 11 build- Formula Milk for Babies -o~"l-6 .. you, that you ¥ri ll suppor t attain succ ess in the years t o For Your Pr~tection -- MILK BUTTER CHEESE BUTTERMILK :C.Rmfi Dlial 5501 come. ';!(~'ip~i<~ THE FIRST NATI ONAL BANK ~':; r::t~~-5~ ~ TROUTVILLE, VIRGINIA .L- - ~o"· ' · ~114 honor it , and that y ou may - tt~~i ing will be nn i nspi r at ion to Fetuber Federal Depos it - ~~~~ Insurance Corporation. G A R S T B R 0 S ~. 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Public Speaking 1 40 C• C, Club 1 37 Joe is as true to his work as a skilled mechanic. LILLIAN WILKES Sincere and true, I try in all my best to do. 11 Pres , Glee Club 1 40 Basketball 1 40 Foreign Legion ' ·. Public Speaking Club 1 40 Yes, Lillian is a bundle of nature worth her weight in gold, RUTH \'1IHltTT NANCY WADE "Music washes from the soul t he dust of everyday life." Jeffer s on .High School ·: Girls Club Juni or Cla.s s i co.l CJ.ub Glee Club 1 36 ' 31A ' ;;.IJ 1 39 Accompanist Gl ee ;~1 ub 1 1·0 Drama tic Club 1 tlQ Martha. l;'fo. shir.gton L:'.. t . Go c. Pres. Biol . Cl as s 1 40 "A girl whom all the world loves be en.use they must," Gl ee Club 1 36 French Club 1 38 Libra ry Club '38 Vfe he a r she wants to be a t ea che r, but· we doubt that she 'll be a succe ss-she 's too quiet. · But, s ilence is golden. DRY CLE ANI NG FUR STORAGE 0 . . WE ARE GHA TEFUL TO YOU WHO . HA vE' ADVER'l'ISED· WITH US, AND . l'iE TfISH YOU THE GREATEST. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Colonel (Colonial High School) Subject The topic of the resource Colonial High School Description An account of the resource Colonial High School opened in 1939 in the Blue Ridge area of Botetourt County. It remained in existence until Lord Botetourt and James River High Schools were opened in 1959. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Colonial High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Colonel 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Colonial High School Description An account of the resource The Colonel was the annual for Colonial High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Colonial High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Colonel1940