1 500 1 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/87/8919/Cornett1948.pdf 2b17c8c064f9279c3e197c989363a566 PDF Text Text ��DEDICATION Th e staff of The Cornett i s proud to de d ic ate this, the fmt Annual of the Corn e tt Sc hoo l of Business, to our Owner -Dir e ctor, Mrs. Rut h W. Preece . Mr s . Preece has been the inspiration and an ide al model for the entire school during its operaticn. We know, for sure, that many of the gi rl students of CSB have patterned their li ves in business according to the s tandards and habits which o ur Owner-Director pra ct ices and teaches . Our men students have also ga ined seemingly insurmountable heights t~rough her guidance and cheerful cooperation. Through "our lady's" efforts to know the problems and mannerisms of each student, she has truly made the school ' s motto, "Ind ividual Attention to Each Student 's Progress," be as the six-letter groups imply . Needless to say , CSB's first attempt to publish an Annual would have been useless had it not been for her dogged determination and her good faith ••• that every student take away a part of our school, through The Cornett • • ��Nelle Alice White Accoun ting Engli sh Business Law Business Ar it hme ti c Ma r t ha J ane Henry Typing Bus i ness Ma chines Secretarial Practi ce Filing Gettes !ngoe Marshsll Shorthand Chambers G. Wallace Accounting ( Bust n ess· M~ nager) Lillian Darnley ~ Matthews Accounting & Englleb �DAY SCHOOL . l:IALL . Of. FAME . MOST POPULAR •••••••••• ~ ••• ~ ••• GIRL ~ ~~~~~~~~OMEKA BRYANT .. BQY~, •••••••• FRED W[NFR~Y BEsT-LooK1NG •••••••••••••••••• G1RL ••••••• DoR1s VAN AMAN . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... Bov •••••••• ToMMY STINNETT NEATEST ••••••••••••••••••••••• GIRL •• ~~MABLE LEE GUTHRIE . Bov ~ ••••• 81LL BLACKWELDER MosT BusrNEss-L;KE •••••••••••• GtRL~~~~~.JuLiA FoRRESTER . . · . BOYaooo•••••••DAVIO GILES MOST LIKEABLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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LEE ·GUTHRJE BcsT SPoRr •••••••••••••••••••• GaRL, ••• MABLE c ROH .. . . .. ... .... .. . Bov ••••• •• ••• DuANE HU BEST A R ' . G . . .. f' ... CES HUTCHINSON LL• OUNDoo•••••••••••••• IRLoo• RAN MMY JENNINGS Bov •••••••• J1 "IN01v 1_ouAL ATTENTION To EACH SruoENT 1 S PROGRe:ss" �P1cr UR ES ON FOLLOWING PAGE (LEF'T TO RIGHT) NOMEKA BRYANT •• ROANOKE RUTH GRAY •• MONTVALE · BO~BIE ~URROW •-ROANOKE JEAN WHiTE ••ROANOKE BETTY . ~ILES • • ROANOKE MA~EL LEE GUTHRIE•• BOONE~ MILL 1 CHARLES fULP • • Ro~NOKE (OGDEN) BILL . FERRELL -- RQANOKE CHARLES DILLON ROANOKE DOROTHY WATSON -- BED~ORO DoROTHY HARPER BLUE . R 1 oo.E: DUANE . CHU~CH ••NORTH W~LKESBQRO, NORTH CAROLINA BILL BLAO~WELOER -- ~OANOKE MARil~ S ~ ITH ~- WASHl~QTo~ , D. C. CORA LE& FOSTER -- V1NTO ~ PEGGY MCCORKLE - - ROANOKE INOIAN . VALLEY Et HELENE WH t TE HELEN BR ~ ZENDINE . -- · ROANOKE GLORIA DULANEY • • PULASKI M~~y JAYNE CHENAULT -- VINTON fRANCE$ HUTQHINSdN ROANOKE Aijeuru s . Bovo -~ fERRUM Juov 0 1 No~AN -- ToLEoo, OHIO VIRGINIA WRIGHT • • MONETA JUNE GALLI MORE •• ROANOKE �'· - ��(FROM PRECEOING PAGE) (LEF"T TO RIGHT) R10HARo Fox, IV -- R1cHMONO . M~RGARET WALDRON -- ROANOKE JEANNINE BROWN -- RoA~OK~ DORIS V~N AMAN -~TROUTVILLE JAMES H. JENNINGS, JR . -- ROANOKE UE AN PARROTT -- ROANOKE UEANEtTE TEEL -- ROANOKE WILLIAM CARTER · - ROANOKE ELooRA WoHLfORD -- RoANOXE CATHERINE HINSHAW -- ROANOKE HAROLD A. MASON -= BASSETT RICHARD 0. GILES •= . ROANOKE ARLENE R(ED ROANOKE GERALDINt HALE VINTON JANE PHILBROOK -- UOHNSO N CI TY, TENNESSEE PATRICIA BRYARLY •=ROAN OKE MARY E. STONE -- ROANOKE MAXINE . CRAWF"ORD .•- ROANOKE Lois LorLAND -- ROANOKE BETTY GUILF"OYLE -- ROANOKE MELVIN NEAL =~ ROANOKE MILDRED HUDSON -- ROANOKE THOMAS J . STINNETT-= RICHMOND DOROTHY STRICKLAND=• ROANOKE SANF"ORD LONG, JR . ROANOKE =- �CORNETT PROPHECY Lo~ As WE, THE ANNUAL STAFF, LOOKED INTO OUR CRYSTAL BALL ON MRS. MARSHALL'S DESK WE SAW THE ENTIRE GROUP OF CORNETT STUDENTS AS TYP;STS 9 STENOGRAPHERS, SECRE• TA~IES, AND BUSINESS OPERATORS. "THIS WILL NOT oo," SAID WEo "THERE MUST BE DIVERSIFIED, COLORFUL LIVES AHEAD f'OR OUR STUDENTS 0 0 0 THERE MUST BE NOTHING BUT THE BEST f'OR -THE GRADUATES OF' CSB. WITH THIS REASONING, WE IMMEDIATELY PROCEEDED TO VIEW MAGNIF'ICENT 1 BEAUTIF'UL pJ.REERS AHEAD F'OR .ALL.o . 1 LET S Go ••• WE SEE THELMA HURT AS A RECEPTIONIST F'OR A LARGE OJL. CONCERN IN TExAs ••• RICHARD GILES AS A COLLEGE PROFE$S0~ 1 PROBABLY AT COLUMBIA. UNIVERSITT ••• HOMER CABANISS ~s A QHEMIST, WORKING ON TH~ ATOM 1 S PEACETIME PQSSIBIL.ITIEs ••• ~OHN GALLAGHER AS A DIPLOMAT ••• MARGARET WALDRON AS A CHIL.0 . PSYCHOLOGIST ••• WILLIAM HETHERINGTON AS . PRESIDENT OF' A TYPEWRITER COMPANY , •• CHARLES HIC~MAN AS . AUDITOR . QF' INTERNAL. REVENUE ••• Lou1s ATALLA AS A O~IEf CQMP~OM.ETER _ OPERATOR AT THE NORF'OLK AND WESTERN 1 S GENERAL 0FFIOE:S ••• LAURA HILL AS A HOLLYWOOD COLUMNIST ••• ELVIN [NORAM . AS . A SALE• ¥~N f'OR THE 11 BEST 11 REAL ESTATE . OOMP.ANY ••• VAOEN KESSLER AS A BARTENDER IN THE HoTE:L . STATLER IN . ST. Lou1s ••• JoSEPH LANTER AS A CHIEF' ELECTRICIAN F'OR THE LANE COMPANY IN ALTAVrSTA 9 . VIRGINIA ••• ETHEL WALSHE . AS A NURSE AT JOHNS HOPKINS 0 0 ,WILLIAM STOVER AS A . MANUF'ACTURER OF HEATING SUPPLIES ••• BARTON M.I L TON AS CH I EF' CL.ERK f'OR THE PH I LADEL.PH I A I RON ANO STEEL WORKS, l~OO~PORATE0 000 PE:R~Y MONROE AS A TIRE SALESMAN FOR flRESTONE • •• FRANK ROBERTSON AS INTERlon DEC OR ATOR F'OR S. H. HEIRONIMUS 0 0 0 CLOVl$ . $ARVER AS A GEN TLE MAN f'AR MER • •• THOMAS STINNETT AS THE PRESIDENT OF A COMPANY WH OSE " ,PAINT COVERS THE EARTH" 0 0 0 GEORGE BRADLEY AS TREASURER OF' UNITED STATES STEEL CoRPORATION •••• WIL.• LIAM . CARTER AS TY~l~G INSTR UCTOR AT THE NEWLY-F'OUNDEO C,_RTER .SCHOOL . OF' . . 6us I NESS. 0 .MARGARET COLEMAN AS CL.A IM ADJUSTER AT THE . VA ••• MARY JAYNE CHENNAULT AS PROPRIETOR OF' A SEWINQ SHOP 0 • 0 CARRIE CROCKETT AS A BOOKKEEPER AT ROANOKE . MIL.L.$ ••• Ov1LL.A CoCHRAM AS A MODEL F'OR VoouE ••• BE:TTY DJVERS AS A CRACK TENNIS STAR.,.DANIEL DIXON AS A PHARMACIST •• 0 MARTHA DILL.ON AS A SCHOOLTEACHER.,.MELLIE FILSON AS . A . STENOGRAPHER FOR WALL STREET JoURNAL ••• MAR• CHETA FERGUSON! WE CANNOT SEE HER BUT AS A WONOERF'UL. HOUSEWIF'E • •• WESLEY FRANKLIN AS A BOOKIE f'OR THE KENTUCKY. DE:R~Y ••• BETTY . Lou GOOSEY AS THE WORL0 1 S FASTEST TYPIST ••• FoRO GILLIAM AS THE OWNER OF AN EXCLUSIVE PHOTO SHOP 0 0 0 EVA MAY GIBSON AS AN (CONTINUED NEXT PAGE) 0 �(CORNETT PROPHECY - CONTINUED) ACCOUNTANT FOR Do w- JoNEs ••• C.ARL HOLT AS THE OWNER OF A PRIZE CHICKEN FAR M IN lowA ••• MARY SuE H UFFMAN AND GLADYS HUFF MAN AS JOINT OWNE RS OF A SWANKY DRESS PHOP ••• GERALDINE HAYSLETT AS A Cl~ARETTE GIRL AT THE BROWN DERB Y ••• DoRO• THY HARPER AS . A DIETICIAN . AT BELLEVUE ••• GERALOINE HALE AS A SINGER AT THE ~ £j_p NEW YORK ••• MRs. ROBERT HARPER AS A CLERK IN HER HUSBAN0 1 S OFF"ICE ••• KATHERINE HINSHA W AS A SPEED DEMON IN THE HOME Orf"lCE OF" COMPTOMETE~ ••• MILORED HUDSON AS THE CHIEF" OPERATOR OF A CSB sw~TCHBOARD. SHE WAS MORt INTERESTED IN . ~HE FELLOW WHO HAD PASSED BY THE 0F"F"l~E THAN IN INCOMING CALLS 0 0 0 fRANCES HARRIS AS CREDIT DEPARTMENT AT PUGH's ••• MARY CATHERINE HOY THE HEAD or, THE AS A STENO~RAPHER AT IRVING-SAKS ooo GENEVA HALL AS A POWERS MODEL ••• HELEN HICKMAN AS A PROFESSIONAL GOLF"ER 0 • 0 PHYLLIS HURT AS A DOOTOR1S . . WIFE ••• FRANK . JOHNSON AS A SALESMAN FOR BARKER•JENNINGS••.• W1L~ARD . JEWEL . AS A BASKETBALL . STAR WITH THE BARTLETTSVl~LE OILER• ~ •• fRANC.E$ . KESSLER AS A TELLER AT THE BANK OF VIRGINIA ••• JuNE KESSLER AS .THE WI FE OF LEWIS Gf'fEtN~ • . JdYCE KARLET AS . A MODEL AT SMART• WEAR~SAKS ••• OOROTHY LEMON . AS A SOCIETY MATRON ••• KATHLEEN LEMON AS THE .OWNER . OF A LE MON SHOP ••• MAMIE . LANCASTER AS A BOOKKEEPER AT THE LANCASTER BARBER _$HOP . r.SANFORO LONG AS A HOLLYWOOD DANCER . HIS GRlN . FLUTTERED ALL or THE GIRLS •• • MILDREO LONG AS THE SUPERVISOR OF A TYPING SCHOOL 0 0 0 S URNICE MARKHAM AS A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNT~NT ••• f • . L. R9BERTSON AS AN ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR ••• MERLENE ANDERSON AS.AN . X~RAY TEOHNIO .IAN ••• MARY ANN ASBERRY AS A STENOGRAPHER FOR N. W• . PUGH COMP.Al)IY . (AND A STOCKHOLDER ON THE SIDE) ••• LOIS . ARGABRIGHT AS . A VETENARIAN ••• BETTY ADAMS AS THE PRESIDENT OF ADAMS CON• STRUOTJON COMPANv •• .• MARY . LOUISE ANDERSON As A MOVIE STAR~ •• ETHEL BQwLe::s AS POET . LAUREATE OF . THE UNITED SJATEs ••• (MRs.) KATHERINE BO WER AS PRESIDENT OF RELIEF FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN, INC••• RHOOA JANE . Bow~R9 TEACHER AT CSB ••• HENRY BOWYER . AS AN INSURANCE SALESMAN •• 0 JANET . BRUBAKER AS THE OWNER OF . A FLORIST SHOP, •• {MRs.) LUCILLE . BOYNTOl)I . AS A CO MPOSER OF OPERA (TsK: ) . ••(MRS. J EDWARD BRocK AS THE . OWNER . OF BRoc~ . . LINEN SHoP ••• JEA NNJNE BROWN AS A oR~ MATIC APTAE:ss.~.HELEN . BRIDGE AND ARLENE BLANKENSHIP AS co-OWNERS . Of.A .OO MPTOMETRY SOHOOL ••• GENE BRUMFIELD AS PRESIDENT OF A GA~ OEN . CLUB ••• LIFE TER ~ ••• MARY BARNETT AS VICE-PRESIDENT OF A FABRIC SHOP ••• MARIE . BLAl)l~ENSHIP AS A HOLLYWOOD ACTRESS, JUST FROM SUCCESSES . ON 8ROADWAY ••• MAXINE CRAWFORD . AS A SECRETARY TO MANAGER OF .HOTEL ROANOKE .,MARY STUART COCKE AS . AOV1SOR or HOME ECONOMIC s ~ •• JUANITA MILLER . AS A_ METEOROLOGIST ••• FREIOA MOORE . AS A LABO~A~ TORY TtOHNICL6~ ••• BERTHA NEWMAN AS DIRECTOR Of INTERNATIONAL RE~ L~IIONS ••• eoe NASSIF AS THE . INSTRUCTOR IN PEN MANSHIP . AT NBC ••• MARY . ALICE PR1L~AMEN AS AMBASSADOR To ENGLANo ••• JAO~ PRICE AS A MISSIQNARY ••• JEAN . PARROT AS A r .O REIGN OORRESPONOENT ••• JANE PHIL'"' BROOK AS THE ~OITOR _ Or Gooo HOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE ••• RAY PERDUE AS AS COMPT~OL .LER FOR THE NoRrOLK A .QOUNTY JUDGE ••• s1 ONEY-i<o9ERTSON ANO WESTERN RAILWAY ••• OOROTHY STRICKLAND AS A COSMOTOLOGIST, , ,ANN SPR ADLIN AS A DRESS DESIGNER ••• CORINNE ST. (CONT~NUEO NEXT PAGE) �(CORNETT . PR OPHECY - CONT I NUED) GEORGE AS A HAIR STYL I ST • • • RoSALIE SHEPPE AS A MUSIC TEAOHER . 0 .M ILDRED SHELBURNE AS A RADIO SCRIPT WRITER . , . LORRAINE STULTZ .. AS A TECHN I CAL . ADVISOR 0 • • MARILYN SLUSHER AS . A LADY ~bURNALJST • •• MARY Sr. CLAIR AS ADVISOR AT THE VIRGINIA STATE E MPLO YM ENT 0FFICE • • • VER0A HAZEL S MITH AS A H00SE ~ IFE •• • CARLTQN . SWANSO~ AS A .NEWSPAPER EDITQR 00 0 JE~NNETTE Te;AL AS A CONTRALTO 1 AT . TH.E , l . 0PER.A . IN GAY PAR mEE •• 0 ADEEN TAYLOR AS . A MODEL F'OR /-IATTIE CM:lNEG I E •• o VIRGIN I A VOIGT AS . AN INTERPRETER 0 0 0 JOHN WHITE AS A SCHQOLTEACHER . 0 .ELDORA WOHLFOR~ . AS A PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR .... . . 80 .N• . WI LLIAMS AS AN ADMIRAL ' IN THE UN I TED STATES NAVY 0 ,.HELEN WILLIAMS AS A DIETICIAN •• ,CATHERINE WRIGHT AS A HOME ECONOMICS DI• RECTOR • • • MARGARET WADE AS A RECEPTION I ST A~ Dow-JONEs • •• JOYCE WARD AS A ~ ATER . OF . CEREMONIES ON A QUIZ PROGRAM, 0 0 IRVING YATES AS OWNE~ D I RECTOR OF YATES _CO MMERCIAL 8CHOOL 0 ,,DOROTHY YOUNG AS SECRETARY TO MR, MATT.HEWS AT VIRGINIA BR I DGE COMPANY 0 0 0 CORNELIA MARTI~ AS A WORLD-A.C OLAIMEo ••• .- BE:TTY MODEL • . HER .P.ROF'ILE WAS KNOWN WIDELY AND M l ~ES AS . THE PRESIDENT OF THE WOMEN 1 s FEDERATION COUNCIL AT RICHM0 N .0 p I R.G I N I A •• • J EA N . Pu GH As p R E $ I 0 E NT 0 f" . Pu GH I s DE p AR T M EN T T0 R E • o o ARLENE .REED AS THE COMPOSER . OF . A ~IANO . OONCERTO. ~ ~LOUISE TUCK AS A STEWA~OESS ON PAN-AMERLCAN AIRLINES 0 0 0 ETHELENE WHITE AS AOVE~ TLSING . MANAGER F'O~ A COSMETIC F I RM 0 0 0 VIRG I NIA WRIGHT AS SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT . LYNN OF' HEIRONIMus ••• JEAN WHITE, WE SEE THE GAL AS THE FUTURE OWNER . OF HENEBRY 1 $ JEWE:LRY.,,DOROTHY WATSON AS THE WIN• N£R OF . . THE ATLANTLC .CITY BEAUTY CoNTEST--M1ss V1RGINIA •• 0GRAOE WAOE . AS _ A LA~ORATORY TECH~JOIAN.,.FRANCES WHITEFIELD AS A FEM~LE LA W ~ER •• • JI MM Y JENNINGS AS THE CHIEF MATTRESS TESTER FOR SLEE~­ WH I LE ~ You ~MAY, INCORPORATED ••• HAROLD MASON . AS . A . PSYCHIATRIST ••• WILLIA M. BLACK WELDER AS . ADVERTISING MANAGER OF THE HIGH SCHOOL PRESS , WITH BRANCH OF'F'ICES IN DAYTON 9 OH10 . . . B1L·L FERRELL WITH EARL CARRO L L'S AS A COMEDIAN . WHILE WITH CARROLL, HE WAS ··. we.LL .llNQ THE G I RLS AWAY •• • JUL I A FORRESTER AS A SCHOOLMA 1 ARM.~.RICHARO fox AS A MI N I STER IA L i NSTRUCTOR AT CS8 00 ,CHAR L ES FULP AS AN INTERPRET• ER , . WI TH HEADQUARTERS IN LONDON 00 0 CARL HUTCHINSON AS HE~D OF' AN O IL F I RM I N TExAs ••• LOR I NG KEN L EY AS A MAR I NE F'OR L. I F'Ep WITH A MAR J NE (F'E MALE) F'O~ A WIF'E • • • fREO WI NFREY AS THE HEAD OF IRISH BUREAU , l~c;:QRPORATEO g IN THE UN I TED STATES OF"FICE . 0 .MELVlti_ NEAL. AS A GaEAT CO MPOSER- - SP I KE JONES TYPE ••• WIL.L.IA M PURDY AS CARTOONIST FOR ES.QUIREo •• MARV I N S MI TH AS THE PRODUCER ANO DIRECTOR OF A •soLER I GHTS 9 MOT ION PICTURE ••• CECIL STONE AS A BASKETBALL COACH OF THE 0Lo Do u1 N I ON REB£ L s ••• FRANK BuRKs AS . THE KEEPER or THE ELKs 1 NA• T I ONAL - HOME I N BEDF'O~D ••• AL.BERT BUNNER GOES BACK ' TO YANKEELANO SEEK I NG A HO ~ E FOR HI S f. ~ENOH POOOLE •• • RoaERT BRIGHT AS V1bE-PRES~ DENT IN CHARGE or .TRArrlO.AT TH£ No RrOLK ANQ WtS TERN ••• JA MES CUN • O l ~F . AS ~ . PR I ZE r t GHTE~ •• • CHARLES DILLON AS A OESoro DEALER ••• JuoY D I N~~~N AS A SECRE T ARY IN WAPAKONETA 9 0H10 000 Ju~10R DUNMAN AS A O O NSt~ U OTIO N ENOI NEER •• • AN N£ COR NETT AS THE r uTURE PRCS ID ENT or CSB ••• GENE ELLIS AS A COMPTOMETRY TEACHER AT NBC ••• DUANE CHURCH Aa BUS I NE S S MANAGER F' OR CORNETT ~ • ..!!:!£ ~ (CoNT' l NUEO NEXT PAGE) v s �(CORNETT PROPKECY - CONTINUED) HAD A HUGE CIRCULATION OF 150,000 ••• BETTY GUILFOYLE . A$ AN OLO- MAI D STOCKHOLDER I N A CERTAIN LIFE I~ SU~ANCE COMPANY. 0 . GLORIA · DULANEY AS A NURSE IN THE NEW 0 HUGE POP• LAR H I LL HOSPITAL ••• DoT FRIDLEY AS A LANDLADY OF RoANOKE 1 S NEW $1 0 QQ0 0 000 0 QOO APARTMENT HOME ••• BOBB I E FURROW . AS A DISC JOCKEY FOR STATION . WQUVOXYZ IN RADFORo ••• CoRA LEE FosTER ••• As AN ARTIST FOR COLL I ER 1 s ••• RuTH GRAY AS . A . LADY VETENAR !AN ••• vUNE GALLIMORE AS A NOVELIST • . HER LATEST WAS "THE BRIDE CALLS IT Qu1Ts." ••• MABEL (DtisTY) GUTHRIE AS A RECE?TIONIST AT HOJEL ROANOKE 0 0 0 FRANCES HUTCHIN• SON AS . EDITOR OF THE ROANOKE TIMES.SHE HAD NO TROUBLE GETTING HER SVBORDINATES _TO WORK•-THEY WERE PAID FOR 1T 0 0 0 KERMIT HOGAN AS A OISNIFIE0 0 FAMOUS ORQHESTRA LEADER 0 PLAYING AT THE WALDORF•ASTORIA ••• LE .COMPTE GLENN . AS A TEACHER BY N I GHT 9 ANO SALES MANA GER BY DAY FOR GLENN•MINNICH ••• NOMEKA BRYANT AS A NIGHT CLUB ENTERTAINER. SHE ANO SA MMY WIGGINS WERE A WI DELY ACCLAIMED TEAM 0 • 0 HELEN BRIZEN• D IN E As A eHoTOSRAPHER AT NEIL GooD STuD 1os ••• ARBUTVs BoYo AS Ew1l-Y . PosT0s succ .E SSOR. HER S)"NOICATED COLUMN WAS WIDELY REAO ••• BILLY BURNETTE AS . A . TAILOR~ CATER IN G ONLY TO SOCIALITEs ••• SuE . BELL AS A, YOlC.E . TEACHER • AN ADDED ATTRACTION TO ARTHUR MURRAY 1 S DANCE STU• 01as ••• PATR IQIA BRYARLY AS THE WIFE OF A VETERANS ADMINISTRATION 0FF: I Cl_AL 9 L.IVINCLI~ MARYLAND ••• QoROTHY -ATKINS AS THE ESTHER WIL'!" MADI• L I AMS .OF HOLLY WQOD ••• HARRY BLOCK As A PROMOTER OF FIGHTS AT SQ~ . SQUARE . GARPEN ••• MARY E. BROWN AS . A COVER GIRL FOR REOBOOK••• Do.BOT.HY DETWl~ER .AS . A SCRIPT WRITER IN HOLLOYwooo ••• BETTY . JEAl'.1 GILES AS . THE MANAG ER 6F . A DRESS SHOP 0 0 0 RUTH KRELL AS A PRETTY LIT• TLE HQUSEW l t.E PLACING HER HUSBAN0 1 S SLIPPERS . BEFORE . HIS OHAIR ••• Lois LOF L AND AS A NEWSPAPER REPORTER ••• PEGGY McCoRKLE AS A STENO~ TYPE EXPERTv ~s WELL AS A TYPING AUTOMATON ••• MARY ELIZABETH STONE AS . A SECRETAR Y TO A BUSINESS . FIRM IN . Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA . . . RoaERTA TEEL AS A SECOND L1LY P0Ns ••• V1.0LET Tt:tQRNHILL AS PERSONNEL ~ANAG~R TOR JijALHE1Me:Rs or . R 1 0Ht.10No~~.09R 1 s VAN ~MAN As A PARIS MO DEL. SHt MODELED THE LATEST I N EVENING WEAR ••• THOMAS CROCKETT AS A BOPKHEPER . ~T Tl:IE .NORFOLK AND W£STERN ••• W1 LEY . PETIT (PETE)' CAMP• BELL . A~ . AN OWNER . OF THE ROANOKE .REP Sox~-THE TEAM WAS STILL IN THE CE .LLAR ••• L.e:w1.s ". GREEN . AS A . MODE L FOR LEE HATS ••• JMH:S MEADOR AS A LYNOHBURa •• JEAN CONTRACTOR FOR . THE FIRM OF VOHN . P. PETTYJOHN, OF MORGAN AS A. PRIZ.E W.INNER WITH HIS "MORGAN GARPENS 11 • • • GROVER PORTER AS THE DOOR MAN . AT THE . STORK CLue ••• HERBERT TAYLOR GIVES A TRY FOR HOLLYWOOD A$ THE CHARLES BOYER OF CULVER CI TY. WE SEE THE INSTR UCTORS OF THE CORNETT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AS THE TOPS I N THEIR PROFESSION ••• ALWAYS AND FOREVER • . THIS IS ONE PREOIC~ T I ON or WHICH WE ARE POSITIVE • • FELLOW STUDENTS AND TEAC HERS , . THE ABOVEMENTIONED DECLARATIONS ARE YOUR FUTURES . PLEASE HANDLE THEM WITH OARE 0 IN ORDER THAT WE MAY NOT BE KNOWN AS CHAMPION LI ARS 0 -·ANONYMOUS 0 IN CORPORATEDo • • • �NIGHT SCHOOL HALL OF FAME MOST POPULAR.•••••••••••••••• • .GIRL •• ARLENE Bt..ANKENSH IP Bov ••••••••••• Jo£ LANTER BEST•LOOKING••••••••••••••••••DIRL •• ARLENE BLANKENSHIP Bov ••••••••••• <loE LANTER NEATEST •••••••••••• • .• ••••••••• .GI Ri.. •••••••• HELEN BR I OGE· BoY ••••••••• Lou1s ATTALA MosT Bus1NESs-L1KE •••••••••••• G1RL ••••• fRANcEs KESSLER Bov ••••••••• Lours ATTALA MosT LrKEABLE ••••••••••••••••• GrRL.~ ••••••• MAoGE EvANS Bov •••••• BuRNIC~ MARKHAM MOST LIKELY TO SucCEEo •••••••• GrRL •••• ~ •••• Be:TTY. 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ROANOKE RUBY STALE Y -- "ROANOKE MARGARET COLEMAN ., ., ROANOKE BAILEY W I LL I AM~ - - Ro~NOKE ANN SP.RAOLIN ~-;'ROANOKE CHARLES H I CKMAN -=ROANOKE VIOLET THORNH I LL-~ ROANO KE WBLLIAM HETHERINOTON .,_ RoANO~E MRS~ EowARO L. BRdc~ -~ RoANOKE AueREY BowYER -- BLuE · R100£ 0VLLLA COOKRAM ~ - ROANOKE PERRY MoN~OE ~- ROANOKE CoR1~NE Sr 0 GEoRot - - ROAN4KE �• ·.· f - -~ ·~ "· • �LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT As PARTING TIME DRAWS NEAR 9 WE THINK WE SHOULD LEAVE A f"EW posJESSIONS AND PERSONALITIES TO OUR CLASSMATES WHO WILL REMAIN 0 To THE SCHOOL we: WILL OUR OUTSTANOING 0 EXTRAORDINARY 0 EXCEPTIONc AL , COMMENOABLE 9 . AND MAGNI fl CENT MINOS AND . AB I LITBESoooANO TO TME STUDENTS . WHO ARE FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO REMAINo WE LEAVE THE fOLLOWIN~ · .fRANCES HuTOH I NSON LEAVES HER PERSONALITY 9 AND HER POSITION AS EDITOR .or OUR f"INE PAPER 9 "THE CORNETT VuEs• TO FRANK BuRKS 0 • • FREO WINFREY LEAVES HIS POS I TION AS ADVISOR ON THE VUES TO ANYONE WHO CAN HANDLE IT . AS WELL AS HEoooNOMEKA BRYANT -eE'Q"U'E"ATHS HER DANCING ABILBTY TO THE STUDENT BODY o AND SHE ALSO LEAVES THE Cossrp COLUMN IN _THE VuESoooBOLL BLAOKWELDER LEAVES Bo0B1t fURRow • • • BOBBIE FURROW LEAVES . . BROKENooHEARTEDoooJEANNINE BROWN ' LEAVES A ROADMAP . TO HER HOUSE . TO . ALL ELIGIBLE BACHELORSoooDUANE CHUROH LEAVES HIS NORTHERN AOOENT 000 J1MMY . JENN I N~S LEAVES THE MEDICAL . ARTS BUILDING •• 0 VIRGINIA WRIGHT LEAVES HER GOOD NATURE •• oJAMES CuN01rr LEAVE$ ETHELE:NE WHITE ••• Do~OTHY - WATSON LEAVES ~AMe:s . CvN01rr 000 CoRA LEE FOSTER . · LEAVES ~I. CHARO F.'OX 009 Rl .CHARD rQX . LEAVES H I S SPENCER PRACTICE Se:T 0 0 0 ARLENF; REEQ LEAVES . BOYS . BROKEN..,HEARTEOo. o .JUL ! A FORRESTER LEAVES HER . WRITl NG . ABILITY~ 00 CHAfH.ES . FULP LEAVES HIS . KNOWLEDGE Of" BUSINESS LAWooe ANNE CORNETT . ~EAV.ES ~ER CHARMING SMILE ANO WI NNING WAYs •• ~.CEOIL STONE LEAVES THE . "ROMA . Or . H I S . PIPES •• 0 fRANK BURKS LEAVES . HIS . .-.BIL.., ITY TO READ SHORTHANO ••• CHARLES . DILLON LEAVES HBS ABILITY TO . GET A• LONG WITH GLRLs 0 0 0 BETTY MILES . . LEAVES . HER MASTERY . OF ENGLISH 0 • • TOM= MY STINNETT LEAV.ES DAY SCHOQL ~ ANO THE GIRLS BROKEN~HEARTE0 00 .MEL~ VIN . NEAL LEAVES HI$ WRTo ANO DANC I NG A~IL J TYooePEGGY MCCORKLE LEAVE$ .H.ER AB 1 LI TY . TO . . i;IURN UP THE TYPEWRITER KEY So o o BETTY QJ I 1,.IOl' L E: LEAVES FREO W ! NFREY~ •• LoR I NG KENLEY LEAVEs:. 9 .MABEL LEE . GuTHR J E LEAVES HER SWEET VOIOEoooGLORnA DULANEY LEAVES HER . "A" . AVERAGE 0 . ANO HER GOOD . LOOKs 0 0 0 LECOMPTE . GLENN LEAVES BOYS . WH!STLINGeooRUTH GRA Y LEAVES HE~ AB I LITY TO ROAST HOT DOGS AT CABIN PARTIE~oo&DAV I O GILES LEAVES HIS D I GNlriED WAYSoooHAROLD MASON LEAVES HIS SPEECH UNRE~ HEARSE0 0 0 0 ELDORA WOHLF"ORD LEAVES HER QUIET WAYSoooBILL CA-RTER LEAVE$ H I S ABIL I TY TO BOASToooDORIA VAN AMAN LEAVES HER BEAUTYooe TOM CROCKETT . L EAVES HIS F"RIENDLINEss ••• JEAN WHITE LEAVES HER CUTE LAUGK 0 0 0 MARVIN SMITH LEAVES HIS SKATING ABiLITYoooGRAOE WADE LEAVES CEc11,. _$TON£ 0 0 0 JUDY DINGMAN LEAVES HER BEAUTY ~ND VOIOEoooJANE PHIL~ BROOK LEAVES HER H ! GH~PITCHEO VOICE 0 0 0 JEANETTE TEEL LEAVES HER N I CE WAYs ••• ARBUTV~ : Bovo LEAVES BILLY BuRNETTEoooSUE BELL LEAVES HER rR!ENOL I NESs ••• JERRY HALE BEQUEATHS HER SHORTHAND KNOWLEDGE TO THE NEW STUDEN T SoooMARY JANE CHENAULT LEAVES HER SHYNESSoooMARY STUART Co~~E L EAVES HER BEAUTirUL . BLONOE HAIR ••• BARTON MILTON LEAVES HI S PtRSON~L IT Y 000 GLAOYS HUrf"MAN LEAVES HER GOOD . l,.QOKSoooJANE HARPER L EAVE$ HER SH YNESS 0 0 0 CATHERINE HINSHAW LEAVES HER SPEED IN COMPTOM~ E T RYaooMILO~i~ HUDSON LEAVES HER ATTRACTIVE SM I LEoooMARY HOY LEAVES HER G I GGLES 0 0 0 HELEN HICKMAN L EAVES HER BEAUT ! rUL SUNTANoooW I LLAR~ JEWELL BEQUEATHS HIS BASKETBALL SK!LL 0 0 0 JUNE (CONT I NUED NEXT PAGE) �(~ W ILL ANO TESTA MENT - CON TIN UED) KESSLER LEAVES HER BEAUTIFUL BLAC K . HAIR ••• DOROTHY LE MON LE AVES HER ABILITY TO COOK ••• SANFORO LONG LEAVES HIS CUTE GRIN ••• P. L . ROBERTSON LEAVES HIS SHORTHAND LEAVES HER SYMPATHE~IC AIR.,.Lo1s ARGAFORMS • •• MERLENE ANOERSON BRIGHT LEAVES HER AGREEABLE WAYS •• , HENRY . BOWYER LEAV~S HIS PERSONA~ ITY, •• LUCILLE BOYNTON BEQUEATHS HER ARTISTIC ABILITY ••• HELEN BRIDGE LEAvEs HER . 01GN iTv ••• B1LLY BuRNETTE LEAvEs H1s Qu1ETNEss ANo ARBu~us BoYo ••• PATRICIA BRYARLY BEQUEATHS HER LOVE FOR HORSES ••• MAXINE GRAWF080 BEQUEATHS HER BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND RING,, . THELMA HURT BEa QUEATHS HER NEATNESS ANO GOOD TASTE •• 0 HoMER CABANISS LEAVES HISGOOD Loo·Ks •• .• MARGARET WALDRON BEQUEATHS , HER NICE WAYs •. •• Lou1s ATTALLA LEAVES HIS . 881LLIANCE ••• ELVIN INGRAM LEAV~S HIS SENSE OF ~UMOR, 00 ETHEL . WALSHE LEAVES HER EFFICIENCY ••• WILLIAM PURDY LEAVES HIS DRAWING ABILITY 0 0 0 PERRY. MONROE LEAVES H I S HE I GHT,, 0 GERALDINE HAYSLETT BEQUEATHS HER OJM PLES AND GOOD LOOKs ••• f~ANCES HARRIS LEAVES HER GOOD , DISPOSITIOf\l •• , GENEVA HALL BEQUEATHS HER SWEET WAYS ••• KERMIT H~ GAN L EAVES HIS ABILITY TO PLAY THE ORUMS 0 , . fRANCES KESSLER LEAVES HER QUIET WAYS,, 0 JOYCE KARLET . BEQUEATHS HER PERSONALITY •• 0 KATHLEEN LEMO-f\I . LEAVES HER SWEET TOOTH, •• MAMIE LANCAST.ER LEAVES HER BOOKKEEPING KNO WLEDGE . TO ALL STUDENTS •• ,BURNICE MARKHAM LEAVES HIS STUDIO~S WAxs ••• MARY ANN ASBERRY LEAVES HER TYPIN~ ABlLITY ••• MRs. CATHERINE BowER . . BEQUEATHS HER . BEAUT1FUL BROWN EYEs ••• JANET BRUBAKER LEAVES HER TYP. Jf\I G SPEED,,.MRS. EDWARD BROCK BEQUEATHS HER PHOTOGRAPHIC A• BILITi 0 , 0 AR LEEN BLANKENSHIP LEAVES HER POPULARITY WITH THE . BOYS••• Or . CSB, •• M°Al'lY BABNETT . BEQUEATHS HER ABILITY TO CHOOSE PRETTY HATS ••• MARIE . BLANKENSH I P L EAVES HER POPULARITY WITH THE BOYS ••• HE~BERT JAY.LO~ LEAVES HIS . WAY WITH THE WOMEN ••• JOHN GALLAGHER . BEQUE~THS H~S HE I GHT ANO OEEP VO I CE ••• WILLIAM HETHERINGTON LEAVES HIS MECHANICAL AB I LITY •• ~MA DGE H ILL LEAVES HER FLAMING RED HAIR~ •• VAOEN KESSLER LE,A.VES H IS SPEED IN ALI- $ UBJEC Ts .". .PHYLLIS HURT LEAVES HER BLONDE HA I R , , , fRANK JOH NSON LEAVES HIS STU DIOUS WAYS • • 00 MILDRED LOGWOOD LEAVES HER NICE WAY$ •• • BETTY ADAMS LEA VE S HER ABILITY TO PLAY BRJDGe: ••• MARY . Louise: ANDERSON BEQUEATHS HER GOOD LOOKs •••• ETHEL BOWLES LkAVES HER POETIC ABILITY •• JANE BowER LEAVES THAT NEW LOOK ~ •• GENE BRUMF l ~Lb LEAVES (PER100) ••• 0v1LLA COCKRA M LEAVES HER PRET• TY . 1.. UBURN HA I R 0 , 0 MARTH!.< 0 1 Lt-Of\I BEQUEATHS HER GOOD GRADES IN fNG• LISH ••• BETTY .. D I VERS BEQUEATHS HER . BLACK GLASSEs ••• DoT fRIOLEY LEAV ES . HER ATHLETIC AB I LITY . ,,MELLIE.flLSON BEQUE~THS HER WOND~RrUL ~ERSONALITY : •• oor . fuLTZ LEAVES HER ABILITY IN ALL SUBJECTS ••• WESLEY FRANKLIN BEQUEATH$ HIS NICE . WAvs ••• ~ARRY BLOCK LEAVES HIS ABILITY rp OR!Y~ A QAR • •• MARY SuE HurrMAN LEAVES HER GOOD LO OKs •••• RuTH ~RELL LEAVES HER TASTE roR N ! CET1Es •• , Lo1s LorLAND LEAVE S HE R GOOD NAT UR E 00 , JUANlTA MILLER . LEAVES HER CUTE S MILE • •• J E AN P ARROT T BE• QUEATHS HER TASTE IN ORESS • • ,JEAN PUGH BEQUEATHS HE R INT ERES T IN A PE8TAIN DEPARTMENT STORE •• ,MA URICE PRICE LEAVES IN A HU R RY,,,SYONEY ROBERTSON LEAVES H IS WIT ••• CARLTON SwANSON LEAVES HIS DANCING STEPS ••• MAR IL YN SLUSHER LEAVES HER SCHOLASTIC ANO ACADE MIC ABILITY,. MIL DRED SHELBURNE LEAVES HER BROKEN HEART ••• (CONTINUED NEXT PAGE) �(LA~T WILL AND TESTA ENT - CONTINUED) ROSALIE SHEPPE LEAVES HER ABli:ITY-:roT·E AO-i Mus1c •• • ANN SPRADLI N LE AVES HER N ICE DISPOSITION • •• • HAZEL S MI TH L EA VES HER GOOD GRADES , • • CORI NNE Sr . GEO RGE LE AVES HER PERSONAL I TY •• , DoROTHY . ~TRICK L A N D LEAVES HER CUTE S MILE • • , MARY Sr . CLA I R LEAVES HER BEAUT I FUL NA ME , BUT FOR A MOMENT •• • MARY STONE MUST LEAVE HER TYPE WRITER, • • RICHARD REESE . LEAVES THE MANHATT AN • • • LOU I SE TUCKER L E AVES HER TEXTBOOKS ••• PETE CA MPBELL LEAVES HIS ALERTNESS••• LE WIS GREE N . . BEQUE~THS H I S I NGE NU I T Y 0 • 0 JA MES MEADOR LEAVES ALL OF H! ' • A ' s" ••• DoROTHY ATK I NS LE AVES HER CUTE WAYs • •• M AR~ BROWN LEAVES HER ATTRACTIVENESS . 1 • 0 DOROTHY D~T WiL ER BEQUEATHS HER WRITING ABILITY • • • BETTY G1LES LE AVES HER SHORT~AND ABILITY 0 , 0 JuNE GALLIMORE LEAVES HER _TYPING SPEED,, 0 HELEN BRIZE N DINE LEAVES HER PRETTY HAIR ~ •• CARRIE CROCKETT LEAVES HER HU MM ING ABILIT Y ••• BETTY Lou GOOSEY LEAVES HER BEAUTIFUL rEET . FOR DANCING • • • FORD G I LLIA M BEQUEATHS HIS SHORTHAND NOTES ~,. M RS 0 ROBERT $ 0 . H ARPER LEAVES HER WORK FOR HER HUSBAND • •• ALBERT BUN NER ATTE MPTS . TO LE AVE Ro ~ NOKE FOR UP NAWTH 1 BUT HIS WIFE BR I NGS HI M BACK TO CIVIL I ZATION . LEAVE MY TELEPHONE , . THIS . LEAVES ME HOLDING THE BAG, , , THE R EFORE 1 NUMBER TO ALL THE ,GIRLS AND BOYS ·wHO WI SH TO DEBATE OR TAKE ISSUE WI TH WRIT DE PLU MES AFORE MENTIO NED . --WI LLIA M M. THIS FUN NY SCHOOL • FERRELL a WI LLIA M P URDY g " I 1 M. SO HU NG RY I COULD EA T A MONKEY . " AR BUTU S Bo Y Dg " WEL L , I F YOU DO N 1 T TA KE YOUR F I NGERS FRO M MOUTH 9 YOU 1 LL BE DO IN G IT." MA BE L LEE Gu THR IE g TOD A:t 0 11 Mis s WH ITE g MA BEL LE E Gg "Mi ss WHI T E , MA DE YOUR 100 ON MY SHORTHAND TEST " HONESTLY? " . " WHY BR I NG THAT UP? " JOH N GALL AGHE R & •MR . SHOE REPAIR MA N, WHAT DO YOU REP A IR MY SHOES WI TH? 11 SH o E . R EP Ai R MANg • H 1 0 E. " 11 JO HN• · " H I DE ?" WHY SHOU L D I H I D ~?" . REP ~ i RMANg "H1 DE ! H I DE! TH E co w's OU T S I DE. " 1 JO HNg "LET HE R COME I N-•I M. NOT AFRAID 0 1 G I VE ME A SEN T EN9 E C9 NT A I N I NG A DI MR . WALLA CE; RECT QB.JE CT 0 tt "MR. WA LL ACE, YOU AR E BEAUTIFU L . " BOBB IE F uR Ro w 8 9 MR. WALLACE g UH- HUH . WHAT S THE OB.JEC T, A GOOD REPOR T CARD? "•• ��(PICTURES ON PRECEDING PAGE) LEF'T TO RIGHT WILLIAM H. DOOLEY •STEWARTSVILLE H. GARLAND ROBERTS - ROANOKE GE08GANN . BANNER - RoANOKe MARTIN RONGE ~ ROANOKE SAMUEL W'IGGINS - ROANOKE R9BERT. w. COF'F'EY - CHARLOTTESVILLE (MRs.) OoRoTHY LEMON -.ROANOKE MARVlN WEBBER • STEWARTSVILLE JULIAN. fORRESTER - MIDDL~SBORO, ALVIN M. KITTS • STEWARTSVILLE w. PRICE OVERSTREET, JR. ROANOKE WtLLIAt,t P • . PuRDY - BoANOKE MARILYN SLUSHER - Ro~NOKE fRED K. WINF'REY, JR . - ROANOKE RICHARD W. REECE ROANOKE DoRoTHY _ST. CLAIR - ROANOKE StDNEY ROBERTSON - ROANOKE GEN£ ELLIS - . ROANOKE . BuRNIOE MARKHAM - RoANOKE ROBERT L. BRIGHT - ROANOKE ANNIE HONTZ - EDGEWOOD (SALEM) MARSHALL _S. JONE& • ~YNCHBURG Lewis GREEN - ROANOKE DoR1s DAUGHERTY - RoANOKE ANN CORNETT - ROANOKE KENTUCKY �Pete Harold Wilkerson Campbe ll Roanoke Roanoke Do r othy Young Geneva Hell Roenoke .Selem Carl Holt John Gallagher Roanoke Roanoke t Willi am Burne t te Grover Porter Herbert Ta ylor Fer rum Rocky Mount Buchanan Albert Bunner Guy Cabaniss + Johnstown. New York Roanoke �WI TH THE ALUMNI OF CSB 1 "THE CORNETT" WOULD BE INCO MPLETE WITHOUT MENTIONS OF CSB S DEAR OLD STUDENTS WHO FORMERLY TROD THE HALLS OF THE ALMA MATER; AND ES.., PEC IA LLY .Q..!l!! ALUM_Nlo THE HAL,LS YET MAINTAIN . MANY MEMORIES OF THESE CHILDREN OF YESTERDAY , AND RECALL THE WHI SPERS AND ECHOES WHICH ARE STILL RESOUNDING . OVER TRANSO M AND EQUIPMENT. ~H YES! THOSE WERE THE HAPPY DAYS ~ WOULDST THAT THEY LAST FOREVER 0 0 . BUT NO. IT CANNOT BE • . DESTINY 1 S CHILDREN MOVE ON 0 ~ND NOW TO TRANSMIT TO OUR READERS AND FRIENDS THE POSITIONS ACQUIRED AND HELD BY SQME OF THE MOST RECENT ALUMNI OF CSB g GEQRGANN BANNER. SECRETARY . FIRE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU; NEFFIE ANDEA soN, KANE FyRNITURE Co . ; MAv1s ANDREws 0 ANTRIM MOTORS; BETTY ANDREws 0 TRAVELERS' . INSURANCE co . , V I VIAN ARRINGTON. SECRETARY, LAWYER . EDWARDS• . WILLIAM Au~>'TIN 0 11 , STUDENT, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA; BETTY JANE AusTIN 9 SHENAN DOA H LIFE; DOROTHY BACH , LEw1s-GALE HosPITAL , ~~ODwlLL INoUSTRY; BEVERL~Y BRUBAKER , SMART WEAR-SAKS; FRANCE$ . BEAR , .JOHNSON-MCREYNOLDS; RosE LEE BowDEL , COFER CoNSTRUCTION 0 Co 0 ; BARBARA BOYLE, OR • . JACOBSON ; V 1v1A N BRANDON 0 WALT ERs . PRt"N'rlNG Co •• PATR1. c1A · 6RYARLY, V ·ETERAN .s HosP 1 TAL· BETTY CoNDUFF, HOLLINS C_C:;~{EGE; . PHYLLIS CARTER , ABB1:tr BROTHERS (LAWYERS) · ORPHA CUNNING~ HAM 0 So .c1AL SECURITY BoARDJ. NoBMA CRouc H 9 FEDERAL l1FE ANO CASUALTY Co . ; JEAN . GRAY , . GULF' 01L . vo . ; H IL DA CUDE, TIDEWATER SUPPLY Co 0 ; MARIE E·AsT, DR • . WILLIAM OwENS, Put..ASKI· At..VA EDWARDS, SECRETARY• Mot-:1ARCH . LIFE INSURANCE Co . · ALMA FARMER: · F1Rsr NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK• ·MR$ .• ELLEN FINLEY ~ f.JoLLINS COLLEGE• DoROTHY FR I DLEY , FR1G1. DAIRE SALES . CORPORAT I ON; ELSIE . FOR MA N , VETERANS 1 FACILITY; IRENE GEB .BER, fl RE COMPANY . ADJUSTMENT BUREAU ; NATHAN GOF'F 0 NORFOLK . ANO WE:S TERN FRE I GHT CLAIM DEPART MENT;, MARIA GARCIA, CuBA; ANNIE HONTZ, CAVANAUGH AND TIERNAN · V IRGINIA HALL., APPA .LACH IAN PowER Co . ; HELEN H lCKM~N, VETERANS FAC~LITY; RoSEMARY lLYus, RoANO~E CHAMBER OF Cor.iMEBCE; . FLORENC.E . JAPKSON·, • F _EDER AL LOAN . ~ SAv 1 NGS; Lo 1 s KAVANAUGH , FRIGIDA I RE SALES • BETTY JANE KNow , ORKIN EXTERMINATORS , INC. · · MARY L Q u L I N 0 $ E '.f • R 0 AN 0 K E PH 0 T 0 F I N I s H I N G 0 • ; PH y l. L I s MAR s H AL L • GEN E R Al. ELECTRIC; DOROTHY MENEF'EE, BANK OF VIRGINIA; JANET MooRE, COLUMBIA UNIVERS ITY• ARCH I E MOUNTS, NORFOLK AND WESTERN FREIGHT STAT I ON • DOROTHY . McfARLANO, BUREAU OF' . INTERNAL REVENUE; Lois NEATHAWK , G1RL Scours orr1cE · CHERRY NELMS, PRorEss10NAL MODEL IN NEw YoRK · BET TY PACE 0 PACE 6ROS 0 • REAL ESTATE • CARROLL . PERDUE 9 VIRGIN IA BRIDGE Co.; LUCILLE PURSLEY , NORFOLK AN O .ESTERN GENERAL OF FICES; MARY FRANCES Ro:tSTER, f'ORMERLY WITH UND ERWOOD, INC•; WELF ORD SMITH 9 STENOacCLERK 9 NORFOLK ANO WESTERN MAGAZINE AND AD VERTISING DEPARTMENT; MARY PAT SHANK , SourHERN V~RNISH CORF>.; M ARTIHA S1Lcox, W1Ll.1AM _ BYRO HtGH ScHoOL · AuD~EY Sr . CLAIR , STANDARD DRuo Co . ; OoESSA TINSLEY, M1TOH= EL.L's 6LOTHING Co •• EvELYN THOMAS, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Co.· RAY WELOI-' VtRGINIAN RA1LwAY! DoRts WAT SON, SHENAN DO AH L1rE INsliRANCE Co •• . I F ~RNITURE Co.; RosE LEE WETZEL , Vis~' BERNARD WEBSTER, RowE-JoROAN COSE CORPORATION ; RuTH WHITLOCK, RowE~JoRDAN (CONTINUED NEXT PAGE) 0 ' ' c �(WITH THE ALU MN I OF CSB · - Co'NTINUED) FURNITURE Co.. LEONA WHORLEY, VIRGIN""i"'A"""BRIDGE COMPANY• ROBERT LEE WILLIAMS , NORFOLK. ANO WESTERN RAILWAY; CELEsTE LQulsE' WooDAHL, WOOL WORTH, INO. ; LULA WRIGHT, NoR f'OLK . AND WESTERN RAILWAY; ELIZABETH WYRICK 0 RICHARDSON AND WEYLAND; ROBERT BRIGHT, ~NGINEERING 0EP~RT M ENT , NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY; JULIAN. foRRE:STE~ , SECRETARY ; . M1DDLESB0Ro 0 KENTUCKY; AUBREY DooLEY; RoANQKE . CoLLEGE; JAMES MULLINS , CLAI M DEPARTMENT, NORFOLK AND . WESTERN RAILWAY; PETE CAMPBELL 0 VETE~ANS ADMINISTRATION REGIONAL 0~ flOE; WILLIAM . HAROLD DQOLEY , VINTON HAROWARE; HAROLD ROPP WILKERSON, ADMl$$10N$ . 0f'F!OE, VETERANS HOSPITAL; THOMAS OVERSTREET, flRST NA• TIQNAL BANK Of' ROANOKE; WILLIAM PURDY, REGIONAL 0FFICE 0 VETERANS ADMINISTRATION; MARVIN V. WEBBER , VIRGINIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE; MARTIN RoN.oE 0 . MANAGEILOF'. .MERCHAND1s1NG , · BEcKER 1 s APPAREL, INc •• R1cHARD REESE , AccouNT.ANT , H.1TcH's JE WELERS; ROBERT COFFEY, SECRETARY , Noaro~K ANO WESTERN RAILWAY, SHE NANDOAH , VIRGINIA• AND, MARSHALL Jo~ES 9 SECRETARY 0 MAGAZINE AND A DVERTISING DEPAR~MENT 9 NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA I I.WAY • . w. SCHOOL MOTTO: "INDIVIDUAL . • ... • 0 • s. ATTENTION TO EACH THESE FUNNY STUDENTS • 1 HO MER CABANISS g·. "TO MORROW IS 0A0 ~ BIRTHDAY ; WHAT SHALL WE FOR HI M? " " WE . MIGHT LET HI M HAVE THE OAR fOR A CHANGE. 11 8ROTHER g MR~ . PREECE . (TEACHlNG JANIE M~E HO W. TO WRI T E) g DOT OVER THE 11 1 11 ? 11 JA~ l E ' M A Eg "Ir's I~ THE PENCIL YET." 00 " Bur WHERE IS 'flE F~ANK BuRKSg ~WELL, B I LL, MY OONGRATULATioNS! HEAR THAT YOU ARE ENGAGED TO . ONE Of' THE PRETTY S MITH TWINS•" B t LL.g "RA THER • ·" fRANK g "Bur HOW ON EARTH 00 YOU MANAGE TO TELL THE M APART?" B.I L. L C ~ RTERg _11 0H ,, I DON 1 T TR Y • .11 SO ME MEN WON 1 T WEAR SUSP ENDE RS TO S UP PORT THEIR PANTS THE I R PANTS NEVER ~ 1 0 ANYTH ING TO S UPPORT THE M. BECAUSE ��STA F'F' MOTTO g: "LABOR OMNIA V1N CIT" S TAFF OF "THE CORN ETT• ED IT OR• MARSHALL 0 A.SS.I STANT Eo s TORo . ... .. • 0 0 0 MANAGING . EDI T. OR Ass19r~NT M~f':IAOING . EPITO~ AoTl'llTY Eo 1.r o R 0 • • PE:RSONNEL MANAQER . C·1 B.OULAT. I 01)1 MANAGER • ADVERT ! ,SING fR I ENDS 0 F' .. • 0 0 • • • 0 9 • 0 0 0 0 • 0 .. .. • BUSINESS _MANAG ER. SE OR ET t.F~ Y . o 9 0 0 0 • • 0 0 • • • " 0 0 0 . FRED K. W1NrREY 9 J R. WILLIAM BLA CKWEL DER 0 • 9 • • 0 0 0 0 • . 0 0 MELVIN Go NEAL. .. VIRGINIA WRIGHT . .. DUANE CH URCH 0 • .,FRANCES HUTCHINS ON 0 • 0 0 0 • • NOME KA BRYANT • • • 0 • • • 0 • • • o. 0 • 0 0 " .. s. JO NES 0 0 0 RU TH GRAY • • 0 0 • HE LEN COMER THE HIGH SCHOOL PRESS "THE CORNETT" • • WI LLIA M M. fERRELL 0 CLASS WILL THOMAS J. STINNETT 0 CORNETT PROPHECY, JAMES H. JENNINGS , JR•' CL.ASS W1 u ASSISTANT W1 LLI At.. PURDY , ART PEGGY McCoRKLE 0 TYPIST SPONSOR SCHOO L M_OTTO g 0 0 • 0 • MRS. RUTH w. PREECE "IND 1v 10UA L ATTEN TI ON To EACH SruDENT~s PRoGREss" �MARRIAGE OF FULP - G.A RNER On February 7, 1948, the marriuge of Mi ss Shirley Florence Garner a nd Mr. Charles I.awrence Fulp was pe rfo rmed by t he Rev. Ramon N. Redford at the Belmont Christisn Church at 8:00 pm Mr. Fulp is attending CSB. The c hu rc h was deco~ate d with a profusion of ferns , flower s , a nd lighted t ape r ~ Frank Sink pro vi ded th e weddine, music . The brirl ~ ~as eiven i ~ marr iage by her f a th er. Otey 1: . Fulp served as best man. Us her s we re Reginald ~ Gurne r HlHi Edwin H. Garner , br othe r s of the bride. After a brief nortlie.rn trip, the coupl e oa de t he i r home in Ogden. STAF F OF Cornett Vu e s : Seated (1. tor. / : Nomeka Bryant, Gos sip Editor; Betty Guilfoyle, Music Edi tor; Juli a Forrest er, Ty pist; Pe ggy Mc Corkle, Typist; Frances Hut chi n son, EDITOR; Arbutus Boyd, Love's Editor· Virgi nia Wri ght, ' s ecret ar y; Gloria Dulaney, Advertising Mgr; Bobbie Furrow, Mimeoscoping; and Mabel Lee Guthrie, Typist. Standing (1. tor.): William Purdy, Cartoonist; Fred K. Winfrey, Jr., Advisor; Marshall Jones, Advisor; Bi ll Ferrell, Managing Editor; Jimmy Jennings, Associate Editor ; William Blackwelder, Joke Editor; and Duane Church, Business Mana ger ••• Absent from the picture are: Cecil Stone, Sports Editor, and Kermit Hogan, Night School Correspondent. 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Webber, 2722 Williamson Rd., Roanoke, Va. :::: --5111mmmmmm1mumuumummmmllf11111liiHU11111111111111ii111i1l1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111r: �� 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 Cornett Subject The topic of the resource Cornett School of Business Description An account of the resource The Cornett School of Business (later Cornett Business College) was started in 1942 by Ruth W. Cornett. It remained in operation until 1973. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cornett School of Business 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 Cornett 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Cornett School of Business Description An account of the resource The Cornett was the annual for the Cornett School of Business. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cornett School of Business 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 1948 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 Cornett1948