1 500 2 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/98/9180/Anchor1950.pdf f13d975ae15f3a57d94590437a437044 PDF Text Text ����Thi s yea r WP he,,e cl io sen cne of t he t·~p0rtsnt offl cie ls of our scho ~ 1 f'or h is l oyalty, patlence, k i ndness, and lns rt r t~ ~ zeal. ~e feel Indebted io ~lm· who , b y his wi l ling ness a nd l ov ~ , bas pr r f~r~ed t~e ~a n y du tles that have · ' be Pn and ar e neces.a r y f or cur scho o l t o r~~ct 1 on tn An efficlent way. we are de ep ly g rfl te ful t o h im for ma J· ln[; 1 t pos s 1 tlP fo r us to have a ....-arm and son1tary buil ding ln wh i ch to co our wo r ! fr0:r. dP.y to day. Pe "ha s 11 i;h tened our or ob l ems and Jed U$ toe ce - per appreciation of li fe PS •e fRce it fro'll d a y ~o dAy by h ts ever-rAcdy s mile and •ore's of encoure ~ e~ert that he ha s · quietly offered us. 1::e 1-;o ve beer, mnc'e to rPj?iC" i:'y t::P fa~tl:fu lness ar:d 50 lo yalty which he hes shown as Ja ni t or trrou • l t !" esF ;venr s, F.nd for t te continued v i eo r ·hic t: ha s been arouse d ln us s~ v.e lo c k pon ht'll and re rrembe r that he has plac •d e ce~ per l o ve and appreciatlun ln ou r heart s for him as we watch h i m perf orm his duties i n ri s qutet end sym ::i s t hetlc WP.y. Thus with ri de con sistent rPspect, and hu mt l e admlratlon, ~e r~spectfully ded tcate l h e l g50 l..ssue of " The Anc ho r" to ur beloved , :'r . P.~. Lane. ��... '... . . .... ' 'f;;,~ ...\.. G ~!'\Ce Lee r ff .'. . : - )'I o/ £~ ~~ ~~~ -- Cl!JT\J-1NA"' L1#dbe l'?G- �SENIORS �P'f"e s ideNt - Na.Ney Edl"'\ONd5, V1c:c.-P-res1det\+_ La.vY- _y WCL"deN 1 Se.c."'(c-\- a.',.)' A-Nd I "1" e. a.. S\Jfl?. _ 13 o'bb) Co I\,~.,, 1 \\e. ~ ovte.'< _ El1"La..be+n Q,c.l~e. N :;. , 'S PoN ?O< . M\~ ~ s ~Hd e 'f" $. �~~ ·j .. v ��Jt ��The Class of 50, a few days before gra6uation, had a meeting and came to the conclusion that after a decade we would meet together at the home of one of the class memters to relate the events that had taken place durlns the time since we parted. These are some of the events related to us by our former classmates: We flnd that Richard Archer ls now sing ing for the famous radio program, "'The rrrand Ole Opry, 11 end has won fame for his musical compositions. Betty Collins has completed her nursing course at Lewis Gale P.ospital in Foanoke and is now Superintendnet of Nurses at John Hopkins Hospital ir. Baltimore. Elizabeth Dickens informed us that she had completed her course st Radford College and is now teaching ln one of Vlrglnla's largest elementary schools. Bobby Collins, th e famous be.sebe.11 player, has begun his work as coach of Notre Dame's Fighting Irish Imogene Fisher has f i nally marriea Robert and is now llvtng at ~ashin g ton where Robert is e mployed. Nancy Edmonds has begun a successful career as assistant to Lovella Pe rsons in Hollywc od. Betty Manuel, after receiving her de g ree at Emmanuels College, is now the famous secretary to the head executive of the Du Pont Stores in !-'ew York. Will1e Cg le hes become one of the most efficient and best liked photographers for Life ~a g az l ne. James Sutphin, a g r e at sea lover, hes begun hts work as Cap t ain of the l\'i ghty Mo. Helen Dean, who is an actress at M.G.M. Theatre, has just completed her latest picture, "Susie Goes Lo Rio." Leonard Fisher has complet e d his course at Bluef i eld Business Colle ge , and ls now Professon of Business at Yale r nlverstty . Raymond Gravely, the noted mechanic, is now head of t he ~e ch an ical Department fpr General Motors. Clyde Watson has taken his job as director of mineral resources i n Alaska. Larry Warden, noted catcher for the ~ ew York Yankees , has resigned his position to become field scout for that famous team. Sherman Martin has completed h l s traln l n g in En 1. i r; eering and is n o?.r one of the world's greatest eng ineers. John Jackson 1 s now residin g on the West Coast of Florida where he ts employed by . the West C:: oast Knitt i n g Mills. J .'N. Archer, the lad who won fame f or his ebil l ty as a baseball pitcher has just recently si gned a contract with t he Bost on Red ' Cl 3. r k is n ow r:.1i.ri ·i ed to J ame s and. 1£ re l3 i c. in g i n Mis so ur ~ ~.1~~~.~ J ames .t s err.:=i loyed. oy t b e l·: i 5ht y k o Corr. pan y. tox. �THE CLASS OF 1 50 The class of 1 50 has come a long way, ¥ any years we have worked for this happy day. Ei5hteen smilin g faces, not such a large crowd, Eut we are deli ghted and dignified Seniors end gee aren't we proud. Let's forget the past for a m1nute, The present is mere important by fer. Let's take a look at our Seniors, And find out who the y ere. First, we find Felen Dean, with eyes and smile so bright, She couldn't hide her friendliness if she tried all her might. Next, there ts J.~. Archer, head high and chest inflating, JJe .1 s worked twelve years to say, "Look friends, I'm graduating.'' Nancy Edmonds has a p e rsonality that will take her a long, long way, 11 She holds the rank as class president and "She's a very good one, I 1 d say. John Jackson, our ex G.I., who doesn't !mow defeat, Remembering him as bus driver and friend, we know he can't be beat. Kext on the list is Betty Manuel, a quiet, sweet tempered lass, She's plenr:ing for the future, not thinkin g of the past. Imogene Fisher is a wonderful girl with hair and eyes of bro~n, She's just the kind of friend we always like to have around. ?etty Collins is a real nice kid; we all think she is sweet, And when it comes to basketball, she can't be be.et. Clyde Watson is a friend to everyone, always jolly and gay, We all like him a lotbecause he is the same from day to day. Now there is Elizabeth Dickens, a very sweet friend and pal, I'm telling you, boys, you ought to know Liz, she is a wonderful gal. Next there is Bobby Collins, who is a friend to all, we think he is swell in everything, especially basketball. Now there is Leonard Fisher, a cute little guy, P.ut it doesn't affect his knowledge; his grades are always hi gh. !\'argaret Armentrout and fun seem to g o hand and hand, She h as other g ood points too and gee, we think she is grand. Next there is Larry Warden, perhaps the smartest boy in class, No matter how hard the tests, he always seems to pass. Ramond r,ravely is a good friend but sometimes very shy, Everyone likes Ramond for he's such a friendly guy • .H i g h School seems to have kept James Sutphin in e whirl, perhaps it's not his studies, we think it is his g irl. Now there is Richard Archer, as sweet as anyone, Vie think he is go od company for he likes to hav e hls f un. 'There is Nancy Clark, who will be with us for gra d uati on , we are g lad you c ould make it, Nancy, here's our con g ratulations . Last but not least is Willie 0g le, wh o tries ever y ones friend to b e , I 'll never f orget y ou dear clas s mates , and I ho p e you'll r e membe r me . So that is who ma k es up our class as our p arting h our dr a ws neer, thou ~ht of leavin g our friends, bring s to ever y eye a t ea r. ~h D~~'t ta k e it to o hard, dear classmates , thoug h he ar t s be sad an d t ears " Way fall, er what Long fellow said? "Into ea c h l i fe s ome ra in ~1 s t f all . Re !Tlemb �Class Will We the senior class of Ma:x rleadows High, do in all sincerity make this our last will and testament. To the faculty we leave our deep appreciation and gratitude for their guidance and helpfulness throught all our high school care e r. To Mr. Morehead we leave our many thank s for gu iding us through thes e four years and trying to keep us on the ri ght track. To Miss Nannie Graham Sanders, our sponsor, we leave our thanks for what she has done for us during our senior year. To the pr e s en t juniors and future seniors we our front seats in assembly. Individually, we dispose of our posessions as follows: I,Helen Dean, do will and bequeathmy long eyelashes to June Patton. I, Betty Jo ~o llins, do will and bequeath my ability to be captain of the basketball team to Audrey Parks. I, Willie Og le, do will and bequeath my ability to be "The Scribe" in geo g raphy class to H.U. Archer. I, Betty Manuel, do will and bequeath my quiet at t itude to Treva Smith. I, Elizabeth Dickens, do will and bequeath my ability t o have a g ood time in g overnme nt clas s to Roberta Lawson. I, Nancy Edmonds, do will an d bequeath my taff y colored hair to Jewel Akers. I, Imo gene F isher, do will and bequeath my sun ny d i s pos iti on to Della ~.~art in. I, J. W. Arche r, do will and bequeath my ability to flirt with all the new g irls who come to sch ool to Clay Lawrence. I, Marg aret Ann Armentrout, do will and beque ath my athletic abilities to Mar g ie Mil g rim. I, Richard Archer, do will and bequeath my charming personality to Richard Richardson. I, Bobby Collins, do will and bequeath my love for "Mule Train" to Luc y Davis. I, Clyde Watson, do will and bequeath a portion of my weight to Edward Sampson . I, James Sutphin, do will and bequeath my ability to sing to Jimmy Mabe. I Ramona Gravely, do will and bequeath to get along with other people to and the freshmen g irls t o George S i m.merman. I, Larry Warden, do will and bequeath my studious wa y s to Jr. Howery. I, Sherman Ma rtin, do will and bequeath my ability t o get al ong with ell the teachers to Curtis Ada ms. I, Leonard Fisher, do will and bequeath my position as the youngest member of the senior class to Sarah Di ck en s . I, John Jac kson, do wJ..11 and bequeath my mus ta ch to Sandy Danne r. I, Nancy Clark, do wi ll and be queath my curl y hair to Rac he l Collins. we do hereby appoint as the execut or of our la st wi ll and testament, Mr. James 0. Mor ehead. In witness ther eof, we the senior c lass of nlneteen hundred and fifty do set our hand and seal. Witnesses : Mr. Jame s 0. r.1orehead Miss Na nnie Gr a ham Sanders The Senior Clas s of 1 950 El izabeth Dicken s At t orne y to the Class ��LeH 1-o l<.,... h.\- _ f YO..N c 1 s !\~be _5 ec. 'fd-a.. '<"j / r-\a..c.he.\ Col\,....,,,_ Vice. P.-rc.s . 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Max Meadows 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 1950 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 Anchor1950 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/98/9179/Anchor1949.pdf bcf90860c45af046348455550cf9c312 PDF Text Text ��·' I' , \ �D EDtC~TIOn ·f uls year, ;·.: 'l 'lVE' cJ-,ose11 t::> honor ::l. mt"r.i'oer of t :!.1e faculty for be r un:; i ri:-i3 ~e3.l i!'l helt)in1"; us i!'l. any W9.;f sbe :)0Gs1.. l :1 could.. ·..re :~eel 5re3. tly indPbted to her , h'!'1o, by l.er 9.0lP 1.rection, has g-..<1ded us through :nR:1Y . tffk.;'t Gj~ : 1<1.ti·ms •. s:ie has en l i;:;h t~ :1 ed n ur pF t: 1.;ays 'inc. lP.d us t.:i fl ;}f'tte1· un.le ratandin ..,. o f the probJ. mG ile mast fac<? . ·:{e !,'.we r ejo iced ,. al~ o , i n t i:<' en thus1Rsm w!'. :'..~~ sl e hl\s ah o•m a.s gpcnsor or ~~e s.c • .\. and 1:1 tl:e :'t(.o::wed v i g or t\l'h lch :·.'.le has l:1:;'J!.1·c>d i:- ia. Th .ts , with pride, plP1>. sure, an d true ad.,,:!.J·.Hlon -,,e J.edic::ite the 1949 11rnlle of 0 'I'HE ANCHOR t,o MISS dERl'YE J A...~E: FISHER �~ 111111111 ~l~ ~111111 �JA1'<'. ES O. MOESHEi\D, P RL'\I CIP AL EMOF.Y AND HE:JF'i CDLLEGE WI LLIAM AND MARY COLLF:GE B. ED. I BERTYE JANE FISHE R RADFORD CO LL~GE, a.s . WILLIAM AND JI.ARY U IVERSlfY OF VA. RIChMUND PROFESSIONAL rn s i' H u·rE WlLLl,\M J. V.P.I. REARDON SMI THDE .\ L MASSEY MARILEE CORNETT Ri\!JFOHD COLLEGE B. s. BENJAMB FRAi KLIN UNIV . u~IVE F.S ll'Y OF rENN . J. t' • .[ &,· dLJSINES S a.s. IN EDUCAfION EDUCA'rION �~i f. 11 111 H~i �Jlean1 Manley- ------------pBylwia. Sim res1demt pk1ns--LaV.ern-e s ------Vl.ce Presi" ayera,---...ent Bfil.L Pope------· ------Bee re tary ---- ------Treasurer Sally Mabe----- ---------Reporter HO'M'O .. Let the deeds you do today make ;y;·e s te rday •a seem amall er. 11 . COLORS' Orohld. and Wh 1te- FLOWER Wh1:te RQse !..JE<ro:'!n<?"_..Jrl l!tl~!111'!El~~~~~!l!ll!lllllllllllll~lil\1~!'!1tlMJ·~,!)tll!Jl!!!ll~!!llli1Jll;~!!lll:!\!~~~1!!1':!11!/ll!lll!11!"1!'-"'~~ •! ' �Presi dent- -- - --- -J~an Manley Vice Pres iden t- -------Sylvia. Simpkins Secretary---- ----La.Verne Sayer~ ·r reasurer-·-- - ---.8111 Pope Reporter- --- -- ---Sally Mab~ Faculty Adviser- --- - ---Miss Nancy s. Hopkins �.' �l J EAN ALESE MANLEY fiDALMAR MORRISON BILLY WILSON ADAMS HELEN JUANITA HARRELL ALICE JUNE MABE WILLIAM £. POPE 11 '' ' BILL 11 �I - / )J;' f - JP. ~~~~ - --~ --- ~ I ~~JIJi I I " r1~~i14I . . �CLARA LAVONNE JACKSON 11 CHICKEN'1 A.UDF.EY HELEN YEAROUT "QILL 11 BESSIE LEE MABE "BESS" BYLVJ:A SLIZABE'l'ii S l MPKlNS 11 s1v 11 MARY AGNES QUESENBERRY SALLY 0 1 NElL MABE ~SALN �1 ..... . �GERTRUDE FRIEND JACKSON 11 'l'OOTIE 11 MARY MADALINE OGLE "MAC" MARJORIE PHYLLIS OGLE ~MARJIV ~-, ~'UDREY. LAVE RNE SAYERS 11 PAT 11 J �I �On September 6, 1945, a. group of fifty young and eager boys and g1rl1:1 came ak1pp1ng tr.rough the gs.tea of Max Meadows H1g:b. School, where they knew their lives would not be like the years they had left behind. We found our firbt year of high school v~ry different , because we •ere not used to changing classes. However, it didn't take long tor us to become acoua.tomed to this new system. We completed that year And round that we enjoyed it even though we did have to work very hard, tor each ot us tried to make a good start. Upon entering our sophomore year we found one student less, Garland Smith, who was drowned during the swnmer. Our junior year was a more exciting year, because we received our 1 class rings in December llnd entertaine d the seniors at Hungry Mother a Park. Sylvia Simpkins Joined us from Graham High School in Bluefield , Virginia. Upon entering our senior year we found l? members. Connie Hurt dropped out and was married. We still have 16 members who are striving t .o graduate. Bill Pope, ~n ex-Mflrine came back this year to complete his studies with us. We have worked hard this year, and now that it is over we are beginning to realize that the happiest part or our lives is f1nishe~. will l ~~d us on to a better We sincerely hope that this future. Lavonne Jackson J e"-!l Manley �CLASS WIL~-~ We the members of the class of 1949 , after the completion of reur 111ng years, at Max Meadows High Schei>ol ,, dfl) in all sin·cerity make this our last will and t.estament. With this phase of ei>ur education completed, we, the members of the senior class,, do a.elemnly lP.ave the faculty of Max Meadows High SChool. our deep sincerity and appreciation, for their guidance and helpfulness. througha>ut our high school career. To Mr., Morehead,. our principal ~ we leave gur achievements and e1ur balance o f .. thirteen cents in the treaa.ury . T.o the present juni9rs and future seniors we leave our c ooperat iveness with the principal .. 'l'.fil Miss Hopkins, our sponsor, we leave our deep appreciation and thanks for what she has done for us in. our senior year. Individually, we dispose of our pos sessiens as follows: r.., Audrey Yearout, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Anne Catron. I .., Sally Ma.be-,w111 my loud ways and. the a bility to be a flirt te Peggy Lawson.• I, LaVeme Sayers, wi ll my ability te sell ice cream, and not put. on extra pounds to Margaret Ann ATmentrout. I, Jean Manley, will my history book t ,G any«»ne who is reol enough to, want it. r, Marjorie Ogll!!, will my ability to write poetry t .G Alma Humphrey. I, Juanita Harrell, wi ll my, sincere ways t$ Darlene Kincer. I, Bessie Lee Mabe,, will my sma.ll waist-lin e te Shirley Sh-omaker. I, Sylvia Simpkins, will my ability ts play basketball 1iQ Barbara Christian. r, Madaline Ogle, will my figure which attracts membe r s of the �opposite sex. to Betty Manuel. I, June Mabe, will my ability to make A's ta Benny Frazier. I, Lavonne Jackson, will my brown eyes and my channing walk tG Earline P.atcliffe. I, Gertrude Jackson,. will my. tiny feet to Frances Mabe. I, Mary Agnes Quesenberry,, will my ability to take it easy to Rachel Collins. I, Bill Pope, will all my women swooners tQ Clyde Watson_. I, Billy Adams,. will my ability to control my temper at all times and places to Jehnny Jackson. I, Roncie Morrison, will my slim-trim physique to Larry Warden. We do hereby appoint. as the executor of our last will and testament ,. Mr. James o. Morehead. In witness thereof, we the senior class or nineteen hundred and forty nine this the third day of June, one thousand nine hundred and forty nine do set our hand and seal. The Senior Class of 1949 Lavonne Jackson Jean Manley Attorneys to the class Witnesses: o. Morehead Miss Nancy s. Hopkins. Mr. James �the class of 1 49 agreed that after a for a swimrnin~ party and later Bea.ch decade ·we would meet at Virginia that had in the evening gather around a camp fire ta relate the events was party swimming The apart. been had we time the during taken place of best. But present. were es classmat former a great success as all our all was the ca,mpfire at which we gathered around to tell all the happeniags of the past decade. Theae are some of th~ events related to us by · our friends: We find that Lavonne Jackson is a popular hoatesa with the American Air Line ~ssocia.tion. Although she has been quite successf ul as a hostess she has informed us that she will give up her career to join her husband who is a great ball player in New York. Bally Mabe, who won the title as the number one ice skater is now living in Canada. Her husband was an ice skater, and they made quite a. team. ·rhis marriage lasted only four months. She says her next marriage will be her last, but who knows since he is one or New York's play boys? Mary ~ueaenberry is now a great Metropo litan Opera singer. She is noted for her sweet voice and daring red hair. Mary now resides at the Waldorf -Astoria Hotel in New York. She will soon be married to her or· chestra director . Jean Manley announce s that she is h~ppily married to a well known morticia n and is living in lndi.<ma, where she is employed with Mileston e Gravers, the friendly Undertak er. Sylvia Simpkin s, after receivin g her degree from . Madison College, Harr1aon,b urg 1 Virginia , i~ now teaching the fourth grade 1n a very large elementa ry school. She is soon to break her promise t .o us of becomin~ an old maid, but what else could we have expected ? June Mabe saya that she received her degree from. Kin g 's College and ~omple ted her one year of planning tra.ining in Richmond . She is now a missiona ry 1n Mexico a.nd is Marjorie working. now is whomshe with doctor great a to to be married O&le has been in Reno, where she obtained her fifth divorce. She plans to be married to the famous movie actor, Vincent Vanderb~ilt, and rey for slde in Beverly Hills. Ju1mita Harrell is now the famous secretarbeen the Presiden t of the Universi ty of Southe:rn C~lifornia. She has she shopping for her troussea u in Del Rio. La.Verne Sayers announce s that in. traveled and See~ to Eyes ~And has now complete d her fourth book, Europe where she met and married the American milliona ire, Ronald in,· Minneap olis, Millan. Best1le Lee Mabe, who is now a great a_rtist 11 Siv 11 • Minneso ta, is woi'king on her grea t masterpi ece, The Portrait of is very She has been happily married now for a period of five years and proud of the fact that her husband. is permittin~ her to continue her painting . We find Madalin e Ogle was married soon after we graduate d.they She and her husband have been on a cri:tise around the world, where made stopped off in Honolulu for a short stay. When they returned they their home at Palm Beach, Florida . Bill Po~e complete d his law study at YalP, He is residin~ in Chicago, and he is working on one of thethe of .... •J rld' s moat intere s tin g cases • .dill ia expected to become one produce r. movie reat g a now is Morrison Roncie lawyers. _. 0 st outstand ing He hao just finished the movie, ''Violen t Lover'', atR.rrin g Audrey Yearout as leading lady. Miss Yearout .has signed a five year contract with one ile of Hollywo od's leading produce rs. Billy Adams now own s s e veral automob shops 1n Detroit. His Ou61ness is rapidly growing, and it is thought that 1n another year or so he will be among the top in the automob ile industr;y . Gertrude J ackson, who was married to John Jackson., has compl eted her study at Radford College and is one of Virg inia's finest elementa ry teachers . She and her husband have a little brick borne off the Atlantic On the night of our graduati on Coas t . �SE n10 R DIRECTORY Audrey Helen Yearout~ Red. CroAe Chairman (l); .4-H Club (l); Sophomore Ola.ea Treasure r; Hi-Y Club Presiden t(3); Beta 6lnb(3,4 ); Secretar y(3); Annual Starr(3, 4); CoEditor(3 ); Assistan t Business Manager (4); S.C.A, Bookeep er(3); Junior Play; Senior Play; Freshman Class Treasure r; Senior Superla tive. Je!Ul Alese Manley: 4-H Club(l); Hi-Y Club(2,3 ); Treasure r(3); Beta Club(3,4 ); Vice-Pre sident (4); Junior Play; Senior Clasa Presiden t; Assistan t Class Editor or Annual Starr(4) ; Senior Play; Senior Superla tive. Clara Lavonne Jackson;: 1-H Club(l,2 ); Paper Starr(l) ; Joke Editor or Paper Starr(2) ; Cheerlea der (2); Freshman Class Secretar y; Hi-Y Club(3); Class Editor or Annual dtafr(4) ; Basketb all(4); Senior Superlat ive. Helen Juanita Harre 11 : Hi-Y Club(3); Junior Play; Senior Superlat ive. Mary Agnes Quesenb erry: Hi-Y Club(3); Glee Club(4); Junior Play; Senior Superla tive. Audrey La.Verne Bayers: 4-H Club(l)· Junior Class Presiden t; Junior Play; Beta Club(3,4 ); ViceJ'residen t (3 ~; Presiden t (4:); Senior Class Secretar y; Alumni Editor or Paper· Starr (4); s.c .A. (4); Senior Play; Senior Superlat ive. Marjorie Phyllis Ogle: 4-H Club(l); Junior Class Reporter ; Junior Play; s.c.A. (4); Senior Play; Senior Superlat ive. Bess·ie Lee Mabe: Junior Class Secretar y{ Junior Play; Annual Staff(3, 4); Art Editor(3 ); Assistan t Art Editor(4 J; Glee Club(4); Beta Club(4); Art Editor or Paper Starf(4) ; Senior Play; Senior Superlat ive. sy.1vu Elizabet h S1mpk1n•: Transfer from Graham High School: Freshman Class Treasure r; Student Counoil (l); Beta Club(l,2 ,3,4); Treasure r(2); Masque and Gavel Club Vice-Pre sident(2 ); Latin Club Aedile(2 ); Band(2); Vice-Pre sident er Junior Class; Annual Staff(3, 4); Typist(3 ,4); Hi-Y Club(3); Basketb all (3,4)· Junior Play; Vice-Pre sident of Senior Class; Secretar y or s.c.A: (4°)• Typist and Mimeogra.pher of PA.per Atart(4) ; Glee Club(4); Pianist(4~; Senior Play; Cheerlea der(3); Senior Superla tive. Alice June Mabe: soehomor e Class Secretar y; Beta Club(2,3 ,4}; Presiden t(3); Treasure r (4}; S.C.A,12.,3,4); V1oe-Pr esident(3 ); Presiden t(4); Junior Class Treasure r; Chairman or Devotion al Committe e of' H1ay Club(3); Assistan t Business Manager of Paper 6tarf(4) ; Glee Club Vice-Pre sident (4); Senior Superlat ive. B.illy Wilson Mama,: s.C.A. (3,4); Treasure r(4); Paper Staft(2, 4)t Reporter (2); Mimeogr apher (4); Basketb all Squad(4) ; Fire Fighters (3,4J; Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Superlat ive. Ronoie Dalmar Morrison ; s.c.A.(4 ); Fire Fighters (3,4); Hi-Y Club(l,2 ,3); Basketb all(3,4); Basebal l(3); Senior Play; Senior Superla tive. �Sally O'Neil Mabe: Social Editor of Paper Staff(4); Senior Class Reporter; Senior Play; Senior Superlative. Mary Madaline Ogle: Paper Staff(4); Annual 8taff(4); Junior Play; Senior Superlative. Gerti·ude Friend Jackson: 4-H Club(l,2,3,4); Secretary(l); Pres1d~nt(2,3,4); Co-Editor of Annual(3); S.C.A. (3,4); Secretary(3); Beta Club(3,4); Secretary(4); Editor of Paper(4); Glee Club President(4); Junior Play; Senior Play; Cheerleader(3); Senior Superlative. William E. Pope: u.s. Marine Veteran; Editor of Annual(4); Beta Club(4); Senior Class 'l'reasurer; Senior Play; Senior Superlative; Assistant Baseball Coach (4 ). Ko.st Popular------- ------------ - ---- - ----- -Bessie Lee Ma.be Bill Pope Cutest Girl----------- ------ - --------- - ----Sally Mabe Cutest BoJ'----------- ---------------- ------Billy Ada.ma filggeat Flirts--------- ---- - -·---- -- ----- - --Sally Mabe Bill Pope Most Conoeited----- ----------------- -------Lavonne Jackson Xost Likely to ~uooeed---------------------June Mabe Be1t Al.l. Aroun&-------- ----------------- ---Jean Manley, Billy Adams Beat. Dressed-------- -------- ---------------B 1ll Pope, Gertrude Jackson Biggest Pe a t~ ------------------------------Madalirie Ogle Most Studioua------ ----------------- -------Juanita Harrell Quietest------- ---------------- ------------Jua nita Harrell W1tt1est------ ----------------- ------------Mar jor1e Ogle Moat Athlet1o------- ----------------- ------Sylv1a Simpkins , Rono i e Mor r is on Laziest-------- ---------------- ----- -------Ma.ry Quesenberry Prettiest Girl-:;.. ---------------- -----------Bess le Lee Mabe Best Looking; Boy------------ ---------------B ill Pope Moat Courteoua------ --------------- ------- - Audrey Yearout Moat Sinoere-------- ----------------- ------LaYeme Sayers Sweetest Glrl----------- ---------------- ---Jean Manley Sweetest Boy------------ -- - - -- ------------ - Billy Ads.ma �SEnJOR ~\ snRPS �.llllllllHS �JUnI0R CLQSS 0FF1CERS Presi.1Pnt-- ----- ·,Tonn .J~ckson V le p Pre o l·i.en t-- - · - · - -!':q r:Sa.re t A.rJ?e1 trout Secretqry--- -----t:letty N<t.1 1iel rres.s :1rer--------H e1.en Jea.!1 Re;:iorte r-- - · - - - -·,H11. 1.e 0;;1 e Fi::tcu!. ty .\dvise:r--- - ----.c•aas dP.rtyf' Fisher ��J_~ !i:S- S-UTPHIN HELEN DEAN Wll:LLIE OGLE LEONARD FISHER .IOHN JACKSON NANCY EDMONDS MARGARl!:'l' ANN ARMEN 'l'ROIJ.T.. SHERMAN .KART IN �RICHARD AIRCHE R BETTY JU COLLINS- / BETTY MAN UEI" B.DBBY COLLINS' C.LYDE WATSON IMOGEN E FI SHER RA.YMON D GRA.VELEY LAP.RY WARDEN: PRATER RICHA.FWSON .] AJIJ.ES L'AYLOR ��SOPHOffiORE CLASS OFFICERS PF_s::: 1Jr:.- .1.'---- -- -- - - - - ----- - -JA v,;: :i ;)EA.\J v 1.;;;- ?F.S5 lJSS .i'- - - -- --- -- - --- .3 GddY 3- F.uVE s;;: ..:F'.: J.' \ Pl \ '.'\ ") TP.i;:~ SURER- - - - - F'R.\.\J CES M.WE RE P , 1E ...·? '. - - --- -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - d .iLLY .{F .... 3-n".L' SP v .;S1..} - - -- - - - -- - -- - - - - --- Fll'ZJ.F.R:\L D REED �NANCY CLARKE Al.FRED HAMBLIN EDWARD SAMPSON ALMA. HUMPH.REY HAROLD EDM ONDS ELI ZABETH DICKENS GEORGE SIMMICF.MAl.'i R!\.CHEL COLLINS CHARLES HODRl SUE S l'Uul'S CLAY LAi-'IERENCE RICHARD RICHARDSON SADIE ROBERTA LAWSON Bi.JR.~ETTE �I I~ .C.OBBY GROVE DARL!i:NE KINCER FRED ANDERSON FOYE FARRIS FRANCES MABE BILLY WRIGHT SALLY GROVE LUCY DAVIS DAMON DEAN JEANETTE COWAN TOMMY JACKSCN DAVID DEAN PEGGY LAWSON �. ~ 11 E UIll P. 11 :i �. I~ FRESHmEtl CL~SS OFFICERS PRSS lJ • .- 11- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .Bl LLY REY.: UL '.JS v1-:? PR.::: l ';,., ,,'----- - -- - ---.r hF.: Pv?E S?:.:;f.Z n .I-U-- -- - - - - - - - -- --J6 ANN ,ruNES l'r:=: ;s ul-.~R-- - - - -- -- - - ---- -- FPX~ I~ J1.;H. 'SuN hEPvru'rh-- - ------ -- ---- · --N,\;~;;y N .HVU~K 8Pv1~ :,..,ps-- - - -- --- - --- - - -- - MISS Y.A.P.lLF:E ::; UR.~ETT �LEFT ·ru RIGHT : FAY SISK EDITH SAYERS JOE SHAFFER LOLA MARTIN FAYE MARUN FR\i~K JOIU~SON EUGENIA CREGGER BE.~NY CARL NES '£ER FRAi1CES VIARS JOHNNY FARRlSS AliJDREY PARKS DELLA MARTIN LONNIE HARRISON MARY MANUEL LOUIS wArSON PAUL JOHNSON SAFAH OGLE BILLY REYN OLDS DOROTHY COLLINS FRED~Y RHUDULPH HANKS NORMA POHTER JAMES HARRELL ..,OLLY OGLE CHIMER COLLINS RUBY QUESENBERRY QUESE1 BERhi JOHN GROVE FAAZIER �I I �LEFT ·.ro RIGHT: BETTY RATCLIFFE JACOB POPE SANDRA MCGAVOCK RAMON DEAN CLARENCE HUFF BETTY DAVIS C URrI S ADAMS ARTHUR LAWERENCE BARBARA CHRISTIAN BERNARD HUDSON JUA.NITA OGLE RAY RICHARDSON JAMES HUMPHREY JOANN JONES PAUL HUDSON ANDREW ROSE ROBERTA ED.MONDS NEWELL DANNER SHIRLEY SHOEMAKER BASIL FRIEN.O CARL AYERS SHIRLEY HARR.SLL THOMAS HOPKINS ANN CATRON J • P. GRAVLEY TREVA SMITH �-. n1;11v111 ~s �~nCHOR ST~FF S tRnd1ng~ left to right : Madaline Ogle- -·--Photographer Lavonne Jackson---·--Senior Class Editor W1111am J. Rearden Jr.------Sponaor Nancy McGavock------Art Editor Bessie Lee Mabe ---- - -As s leta~t Art Sditor Sitt i ng·, left t.o r i ght.: ireQ Jllderson--- - --Buelness Manager Bet.ty Manuei------Als sist!Ult. Bla.1tor Biil Pope------Blliitor S~lvia Simpklns------Typist ~drey Yearout------Aseistant Business Manager �tHE STUDENT COUNCIL ==- President--------June Ma.be Vice Presi~ent-- ------~1111 e OglP. Secretary--------Sylvia Simpkins Trea eurer--------Billy ~ci.~ma Reporter-------·-Lucy Davis Faculty Adviser--------Miaa Bertye J. Fisher Second Row: Nancy Edmonds, Elizabeth Dickens, Jo Ann Jones,. Nancy McGavock, Gertrude Jackson, Laverne Sayersr Jean Manley, Marjorie O~ le. Third Row: Frank Johnson, Sh erman Martin, John Jackso~, Roncle Morrison, Fred Anderson. �HJLL TOPPER 1 Staf f Editor-ln-Chief- ---Gertrude Jacks on Hi gh School Reporters : Assistant Edltor-- - -Marg~ ret Armentrout Bally Mabe Busin ess Manager-- - ·John Jackson Willie Ogle ~e1st .g,nt Busin ess Manager- ---June Mabe Sports Edltore--- -Bobby Collins E l i ~a b e t h Dickens Nl't E~1tors----dess1 e Lee Mabe Edwa rd Samps on Mimeographers-- -- Sy l v ia S1mpklna Bi lly Adams Typista- ---Sy l via Simpk in s M9.dal 1ne Ogle Billy !Nrlght Nancy McGA.vock Element~ry Reporters: ~ally Mc~~vock, Rixine Nel s on , Jo Lyn n Le9hew , Be t ty Si mmerman Uice Bl'\ir, Rochella Anderson, Duane Whlte, Mary Susan Ayers, Mary Shaffer, Billy King, Cl'lrence Kincer Social Editor--··Sal ly Ma be Club Editors: Exchange Edi tor- · -Nanc y Ecl.JDonde fa.ye Martin Alumni Eu. lt or-- -·Lai/erne Sayers Jewel ClA.rke Lucy Davis �______ __ - - - ·-,- _:_ BETR CLUG President- - - ·· - ·- ·La Vern e Saye rs Vice Presi de nt- ------ -Jean Manley ~ecretary------- -Ge rtrude Jackson Treas urer- -- -- - ·-June Mabe Second Row: dessie Lee Mabe , detty Manuel, l~ogene Fisher, Nancy Edmonds, Elizabeth Dickens, Setty Collins, Audrey Yearout. 'l'hird Row : Sylvia Simpkins, .Bill Pope, John ,fa('kson, Marga ret Willie ugle. Faculty t\Aiviser---···--Miss Nancy s. Hopkins Armentrou~, �4H CLUB V1ci;; pt- :;;c.JD '-~I----------- - i .J: Y JA.: ~S SECF.Sn.F-.Y A.'IJ ~'hE.\.SJESF.-- -l'.A.F...H. E• .\R.:·1~.~1 Fvl.J'l' FEPuP.I'S f,--- - - - - ---- - -- - - -- ,~ _:i.y ~ ..... .\El' IN St.;NJ L~.\J~R-- - --- - - ---- .. R1.HH LA'l'IERENCE £h1FD ROW-LEfl' ·r u Rl3:liT : .Tac kle LllWFrence, Cllly L<i.;;frEn ce, Cly d e WR.1,non, Lo u is »fatson, rrank Johr. Aon, Jq;rip£ raylor, Jake Pooe, row: :/ Law r-f:-: c E SECu'. U RJ '.•: : Luc y Javis, ::lftt.:. !'9.y1or , NA.ncy E ci!!~ om1d, Ruth Lawn·Pnct>, 1''. arg11 r et A.rme ntro it., S e.nJ.r« l-'.cJ.i:tvock, Ma r y : . .. e :fant..el, ::le-:. ty Ma."luel , J o '\:rn J one G FlFSl' RJW : P11 ts y J eqn , .Jetty .:: ol U.ne , Alrr"l Hu:npl.rey, ::J.q_rline Kinc~r, G·ertr ude JR.clrnon, J o rotru. :oJ lins, .:lerniC'f' Col i i ni> , :;::~ Uy £q,ylo r, f re dd l e Q.Ut> 6f 'l berry , Shir fY Shomake r �GLEE CLUB PRSSlJEN r--- --------- - ---GERIBu )8 VICE PRESlJE, .1.~ -- - - - -- --- ,TUNE -\GJ< SuN L.\BE SECF.EIARY--- - -- - -- - -- -- - - durl.:JY vUi.f .lNS Pl~~ 1sr&-- - ---- - - -------~YL VIAi. SI ,?KlNS DlREC!OR-- - --- - --- ---- - - - MISS RUTH HARTSOCK l'HI HD ROW-LEF'l' ·ru Rl..r.1-ir : Elizirnt>th Jic k ena, Lcic.v J,:wh, i\nne Catron, Treva Smith , iJ~ l~n .. KinC'er, A l m~ f.ump h :::-l"y, Gertrude JRcki;ori, ~h irey Sh or.iRk.er, Audrey Pa.rkR, Jew t> J. .\Y:t>r SEC OND P.OW : She1man MA rt in, SA.ndra Mc~R.vock , l moc-ene i<'l ::;!"."'l' , d o o . :. !v.i:i.bf', Mi:i. ".'£:9 re t Arment ro'.1t , .Jt ~ ~J •·lflrl t~e l , Syl v i9. !': l n.;)k L'I s , • •.li. £. Mabe, Jo ,\i, 1 , J Juci>, dPtty CoJ.llna, ..:l otby :;0lllns, . . . . '.v. A~htar .1.'hlFiJ ROW : Clyde '1 /Rta on, Eu."- ~ :; .1.'.,ty •. L.i, Betty l'aylor , Mary Manu~l , Pati>y Dean, .Detty .Jo Ratcl1ffl'!, Ruby 1,u eaer. oPrry , Nancy :lark, Be rnice Collins �i ' HTH lf.Tl t;s �counTY CH~mrs 8 '.L'AN DING, LEFT 'l'O RIGHT: LUCY DAVIS, ELIZABETH DICKENS, SYLVIA SIMPKINS, MARGARET ARMENTROUT, NANCY CLARKE, GERTRUDE JACKSON, JAMES O. MOREHEAD, COACH. SITTING: BETTY JO CULLINS, CAPTAIN �• I : ~ , ,L l.- NG- F\U. (; lF. LEF l' fv RIJ.J:-i..L' : KNEE ,, s Cf\P . ru •'. ' .dUodY ... v ~1 - .1.IJ . 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