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George Elwood Hall Jn appreciation of his patiEnt understanding and never f ailrn5 ~uidanc P, ~rJE the Senior [lass
to de die ate thi5 our teacher, Mr. E.lwood Hall . of 'L19 J vvish
1
yearbook, to our
.
CLASS POEM For Our
years rnutual
played a nd la~ored as a class , 'joa1 1 'Jraduation > IS here at last,
we'vE
Wiih all the joy, pride, and tun 1 WE arE half vray sorry ) now 4he CJoal
is
won.
Broadus Woo d)
a !Jlace in Eac.hheart- hds tound, We hate to Ieave it , now that into ~he world wE are 6cund 1 Our friend and supervisor Broadus Wo od>has dlways bÂŁ?e n, In it; wa lls we have :nade Tnany a lasf1n~ fr;~nd .
Now
thE class lTlus-t be divided, E_ach lifE -to an unknown world e.dend,
But thoughts ot
our dEar Alma We know t.Jill never , never end .
Ma-+E?r Lavinia Mundy
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FACULTY
FRONT ROW: (Left to Right) Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mr s. Miss
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Frances Na.pier Winona Morris Geraldine Fray Regina Wi t hers France s Gibs on Dor a Langford
STANDING: (Le f t to Ri ght) Mr s • Alma Smith Miss Katherine Kirtley Mr. Norman Morris Mr. Elwood Hall l1rs. Susie Bailey Mrs. Rachel Estes
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CLASS HISTORY
4, 1945 ,
O N SEPTE MBER T WE NTY-ONE JOCU N D tRESHMEN BOUND- . ED THROU GH THE DOOR TO ME ET THE RED-HA I RE D GE NTLE MAN, HAROLD H , EsTES , WHO WAS DESTINED TO BE OUR HO ME-ROO M WITH THE SOPH OM ORES. THIS, OU R FIRST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL 1 WAS SIMPLY tiLLED WITH TH R ILLS AND EXCITEME NT FRO M START T O t1 NI SH1 JUST BE IN G I N HIGH SCHOOL WAS A REAL JOY I TSELF. REPRET wo or us, LoRENA HALL AND GLASSELLE BR ANHA M, tltTEE N SE NTED THE SCH OOL AT THE DiST R ICT I L I TERARY MEET; U S MA.DE T H E AT H L E T' I C S QU A DS • CAME DU RI NG THE YEAR OUR FORMER PRI NCIPAL, MR , MoRR_IS GEN. BAC K TO US AtTER SERVING OUR COUNTRY AND REP~ACED MoRRIS PH I L I P B . PEYTON, BUT WE WERE HAPPY TO HAVE M~. "HO ME AGAi N." . HAD WE REALLY KNE W THAT WE AT THE E ND or THE YEAR TA KEN A B l G STEP .uP OUR LADDE R TO SUCCESS , ArTER THREE MO NTHS VACATION, WE RETUR N E D, THIS TI ME WE WERE PREV I LEDGED TO HAVE MR S, ABBOT S MITH AS OUR OttiCIAL GU I DE AN D WE WERE TO RES I DE IN THE LIBRARY, No w , THERE WERE ONLY SEVE NTEE N Ot US S IN CE tiVE HAD DROPPED OUT, 0NE 1 BETTY LLE WELLY N HAD JOINE D OUR •BI G
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FAMILY," UN tORTUNAiELY, MRS, SMITH WAS UN ABLE TO BE WITH US tOR THE E NT I RE YEAR, SHE WAS REPLACED BY MRS, ANN A f. TO WNSE ND. U N DER HER . Ettl CIENT LEADERSHIP, WE E XPERIE N CED OTHER A VE RY JOLLY SOPHO MORE YEAR tiLLED WITH P ARTIES AND EXTRA CU R R I CUL AR ACTIVITIES, T HE BIGGEST Ot THESE WAS THE ONE-ACT PLAY WHICH WE PERFECTE D AN D P RESE NTE D I N ORA N GE AS OUR CO N TR I BUTION TO THE DRA MATI CS CO N TEST ~ AN D WE EVE NTS AGAI N, T WO Ot US E N TE R ED T HE LITERAR Y or t!ELD THE HA D ON E HUN DRED PER-CE N T PART I CIPATIO N IN
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AT HLETICS , HO NORED AS OuR CLAS S P R ESIDE NT , SHIRLEY STAPLES, WAS "QUEEN Ot THE CARN I VAL." SECOND TER M Ot bUR SOPHO MORE YEA~ AT THE END Ot T~E HALt OUR GOAL - HAD ACCOMPL I SHED THAT WE WE REALIZED GRADUAT I O N !
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BRA NHAM
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CLASS HI STORY--CoN 1 T. AT THE BEG I NN I NG OF OUR JUNIOR YEAR, WE BOUNCED GAILY INTO THE LIBRARY AND CONS I DERED OURSELVES QUITE FORTUNATE TO FIND THAT MRS. SM ! TH HAD RETURN ED TO P !LOT OUR SH I P OF LEARNING DUR I NG OUR 11-l i RD YEAR OF HI GH SCHOOL. UpON CHECK I NG THE ROLE WE FOUND THAT NOW WE WERE SIXTEEN i N NUMBER. IN THE SPRING WE WERE HAPPY TO PLACE FOUR OF OUR MEMBERS ON THE LITERARY TEAM WH I CH COMPETED AT LANE HI GH S CHOOL ANDONE OF US 1 GLASSELLE BRANHAM , BROUGHT HOME A DI STR I CT F I RST PLACE IN POETRY.ALL EXCEPT TWO OF US PARTIC I PATED I N THE FALL AND SPR I NG ATHLET I C EVENTS . IN FEBRUARY WE 8 W! TH THE SEN I OR CLASS, TOOK THE ANNUAL FIELD TR I P. THIS YEAR WE WENT TO R I CHMOND. ANOTHER Bl G EVENT WAS 11-IE JUNIOR SENi OR AFFA I R, WHERE I N WE ENTERTA I NED OUR 11 SUPER ! ORS 11 AT THE SOC I AL R60M OF THE MONT I CEL LO DA I RY. WE SPONSORED A DINNER AND PARTY FOR THEM. LATER, IN JUNE , WE GAVE THEM A P i CN I C. AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL TERM,li>E FELT THAT OUR BIGGEST DREAMS OF A HAPPY , EVENTFUL JuNIOR YEAR HAD CERTA I NLY BEEN FULF I LLED. WHEN SEPTEMBER CF NI NETEEN FORTY-NINE ROLLED AROUND , FIFTEEN OF US RETURNE0 1 HAPPY , YET RELUCTANT , THAT TH IS WOU LD BE OUR LAST YEAR AT BROADUS Wooo. WE WERE DlMINISHED BY ONE SI NCE BETTY LLEWELLYN ENTERED MCINT I RE. LATER , ANOTHER ONE OF US DROPPED OUT.
YEAR
ALL
BALL SQUADS AND
THIS
OUR
OF THE BASEBALL
TEAM.
THE
BIGGEST
S EN I OR P LAY WERE WELL
EVENT OF THE BECAUSE,
THE SPRING
TOO
N ow WE
BACK
'
WE FOUND
YET
WE
ARE
AND
LONG
DOOR TO
ALMA
THE
FUTURE.
M ATER AND
SEE THE
TOOK K NOWLEDGE,
LEARN-
ROOMS
WHERE
THAT MADE US STRONGj TO
WE
SEEK THE ARE
SAD
Rl GHT--TO AT
AND WHY AND
STEP
ARE WE A
IN TO
OUR
EAGER?
DES I RE FOR
AND HONOR
LEAVING
HAVE SHELTERED US THESE MANY
YOUNG,
EXPECTED
A
WAS
MEASURE-~THE
DESIRE
ALWAYS TO
THE
WE
ARE EAGER TO
FUTURE.
OF
CLASS.
WE
THE FA I TH
THAT
SEEMED
THE Tl ME WHEN
OUR IN
THE HONORABLE. WALLS
MEMBERS
COME TO
WHICH WE
~
FOUND THE
IT
GO OUR D I FFERENT WAYS.
OPEN THE
TO
I N G AND SK I LLS
'
FIVE
WASHINGTON
HAVE
READY TO
ROOMS FROM
OUR
o
MUST SEPARATE AND STAND
YEAR WAS
TO US ,
CAME FROM OUR
TRIP TO
AWAITED JOY,
WE L OOK
NUCLEUS
SUCCESS.
l I TERARY TEAM OUR
US MADE THE BASKET-
STR I CTL Y FoRMAL no OuR EFFORTS
AWARDED
A WONDERFUL IN
11
--
OF
BOYS FORMED THE
THE YEAR~
UNKNOWN
BECAUSE
WE
ADVENTURE
IS
B E F 0 UN D - I N YOUTH • WHEN OF
WE TRY
US--IT
TO THI NK WHAT
ISN IT WILL
ARE DEVOTED
SERVICETO
GOO
AND
YET
WILL
BE IT 1 S
TO
LIVE
EXPECTED
A GREAT DEAL--wE GOOD
LIVES THAT
BE
MUCH
TO
UNSELFISH
AND MAN.
GLASSELLE B RANHAM
CLASS WILL
WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1949, BEING I N SOUND MI N D AN D GOOD HEALTH, KNOWING THAT SOON WE MUST PART, FEEL WE HAVE S OM E QUALITIES WH I CH ARE WORTH PASSING ON, ITE M
I TE M' 2
ITE M ITE M ITE M ITE M
J.
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WE BEQUEATH TO OUR FACULTY, WHO HAVE BEEN OUR GUIDES THROU GH MANY YEARS,OUR DEEPEST APPRECIATIO N, AND GOOD. WI SHES . To MR: HALL, OUR H ~ ME ROO M TEACHER, WE LEAVE THE AFFECTION OF EACH INDIV I DUAL AS WELL AS THE AFFmTION OF THE GROUP , To THE JUNIO R CLASS, WE LEAVE T HE PRIVILEDGES AN D PLEASURES OF BE I NG SEN I O R S, To THE SoPHOMO R ES, WE LEAVE OUR ABIL I TY TO GET ALO NG WI TH THE FACULTY. To TH E FRESH MAN CLASS, WE WILL OU R ATHLET I C ABILIT Y. WE, THE SEN I O R CLASS, FEEL WE HAVE SOl£ I ND IVIDUAL D I STRIBUTIONS TO MAKE: . 1. To SHIRLEY HU F F, FAITH CA RROLLdS P L ACE AS MANAGE R OF THE BASKETBALL TEA M. 2. To RosE H t GBEE, GLASSELLE B RA NHA M' s ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH THE P RIN CIPAL . To VtRGIN I A RoAcH , L o RE NA HALL's PLACE IN THELITERARY F I ELD. To BETTY L o u DUN N , BoBBIE BIRCKHEAD's ARTIS TI C ABIL I TY, To PATSY P i RKEY, MARY FLO WER's PLACE AS SCHOOL SALESLADY, 6. To GLEN MO RRIS , LAUI N IA MUN DY 1 S GIGGLES , 1 To MADELI NE SHIFFLET, ZEL I A SHIFFLE T S ATHLETIC ABILITY, 8 . To BRADLEY 0! CKERSON, HERBERT PiRKEY'S POSIT I ON AS SELL-R IN GER. WE HOPE THEY GET TO CLASS ON TIME, 9. To JUNIOR WOOD, JACK STAPLES 1 PLACE AS CAPTAIN OF THE SAaKETBALL TEA M, 10. To G ILBERT RosE , MILES CRE NSHA W1 S ABILITY TO GET GO OD GRADES WITH EASE.
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To MAR I ON RusSELL, L I LLIA N RoAcH's QUIET WAYS. WE AR E SURE SHE WILL USE THE M. 12. To MARY Lou1sE BuR N ETT, LoYD HERRI N G SLI MNESS. 1J. To RA I>l DOLPH HAMN, SH I RLEY STAPLEs ' WINN I NG PE R SO NALITY. WE HOPE HE KEEPS IT AS N I C ELY : AS SH I R LEY HAS . To TOM CLARK, DEN N IS Hurr 1 S ABILITY TO GET TRANSPORTATION rOR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES . To VIRGINIA DuRRER, ADA MARIE CRENSHA w 's PLACE AS THE 0 BABY Or THE CLASS." To BROADUS WOOD ; WE LEAVE OUR APPRECIATION rOR BEI N G OUR SHELTER rO R MANY YEARS , AND GUIDING US TO AN UNK NO WN fUTURE. LAST, WE LEAVE TO OUR SUCCESSORS OUR PLACES I N THE HEARTS Or OU~ TEACHERS AND PRINCIPAL .
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15.
ITEM
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ITEM
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WE, THE SEN I OR CLASS APPOINT MR. N, EXECUTOR Or THIS WILL , SAID EXECUTO R, TO THE LEGAC I ES ACCORP IN GLY . '
W.
MORRIS, DISTRIBUTE
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TH E PR OPH EC Y
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A STRANGE rEEL IN G Or L I GHT NESS AND SOOTHING PEACE AROUSED ME AS J RUBBED MY EYES AND STRETCHED MY WINGSTH EN I RE MEM BE RED ! l HAD 0UST f iNI SHED MY fiNAL EXA M fOR MY E ATHLY EX IT AND HAD WON MY CORREC T WINGS. PUS HI NG MY 1 HALO BAC K A SLIGHT BIT,! PUT A r OOT ON MY LADDER S fiRST RUNG AN D STARTED MY JOURNEY TOWARD THE HEAVENS . TO MY LEfT I HEARD A SL I GHT fLUTTER OF WI NG S . WHO SHOULD BE A fELL~ AN GE C BU T F A I TH -CAR R0 L L • l T WAS T H E f1 R S T T I ME I H A D SEE N HER S iN CE HIG H SCHOOL DAYS. SHE !~ fO RM ED ME ArTER PAS S IN G MARKS ON fiNAL EXA MS.THIS RE MINDED ME OF OUR DAYS TOGETHER DO WN ON EARTH AND BROADUS WooD. THUS OUR RE MI NSEING BEGAN . ArTER FA I TH 1 S W A~CH DOWN THE AISLE IN A GRADUATIO N GO WN ArTER A DIPLO MA, SHE TRADED BO TH FO R A WEDDI NG GO WN AND A NAME WH I CH I S I NV0 LV ED I N I NfLAT I 0 N CAUSES . ON HER WEDD IN G TR IP SHE MET MARY FLOWERS. MARY HAD PROSPERED WELL,FOR NOW SHE HAD A SECRETARIAL JOB WI TH THE GOVERNMENT.SHE WAS ENGAGED TO A WELL-K NOWN LA WYER fROM THE UN I VERSITY Of ViRGIN I A. Ar T ER RE NEWING AN 0LD ACQUAI NTA NCE WITH MARY , FAIT H LEAR NE D THE SUCCESS OF TWO OTHER OF OUR CLASS MATES Of '4~ BoBBIE BiRC KHEAD AND ZEL I A SHIFFLETT. ArTER BECO MING HEAD NURSES I N THE JOHN Ho PKI NS HOSPITAL I N BALTIMORE 1 THEY BOTH MARR I ED DOCTORS AND WERE THE N LEAVING FOR A HIGHER POSITION IN A HOSPITAL IN FLORIDA. WHAT LUCK~ WHILE ON A VACATION AT VIRGI NIA 6EACH,FAITH NO T !CED A fA MIL I AR, DARK HAIR E D GIRL AND ArTER SEVERAL I NQ UIRIES 1 SHE rOU ND THE GIRL TO BE lAU INI A MUNDY , RECOVERING FRO M A NERV OUS BREAK-DO WN. WHO WOULD N 1 T NEED A REST ArTER TWO YEARS OF CO LL EGE AND FIVE YEA RS Of HARD NURSING AS A SPECIAL N ~ AT SA IN T EL I ZABETH ' S ~OSPITAL? WHILE BR I NGI NG BACK PAST MEMORIES Of SCHOOL-DAYS WI TH LAV INI A ,fAI TH WA S TOLD THAT DE NN IS HU ff WA S A P ! LOT ~ THE PAN-AMERICAN AIR LINES. Fo R THREE YEARS H I S MI ND WAS NOT CO MPLETELY SETTLED BUT THAT LITTLE BLONDE BRO UGHT HIM DO WN fO R A TH REE-PO I NT LANDING IN FRO NT OF THE PARSO N. FA I TH WAS ALSO TOLD THAT LOYD HERRING WA S SAfELY MARRIED AN D PROSPERING ON A fOX fARM AT HIS OLD HOME TO WN. WH EN FA I TH CONCLUDED HER STORY , J RELATED TO HER fURTHER KNOWLEDGE OF THE REMAI NDER Or OUR CLASS OF '49.
ON A TRAIN TRIP HO ME fOR CHR ! ST MA S 1 A BL ON DE IN THE SEAT N E XT TO ME CAUGHT MY EYE . WH ERE H AD l SEE N HER BEFORE? llfHY 9 i T WAS NON E OTHER THAN ADA MA R I E CRENSHAW . AFTER IN QU I R ING ABOUT A MILLI ON TH !N S , ADA MAR I E TOLD ME THA T SHE HAD BECO ME A SUC CESSf UL N0R SE IN MINN ES OTA BUT WAS NOW CO MIN G BACK HOM E TO MARRY A LOC AL BOY . S HE SA!D SHE PREFERRED HOUSEKEEP IN G TO NURS IN G, S !NC E SHE AN D GLA SSELLE BRANHAM BACK AT BROADUS WO OD, I ASKED ABOUT WERE S UCH FR I ENDS GLASSELLE 1 S P R ESE N T LOCA TI ON. To MY AMAZEMENT, SHE HAD MAR R I ED AN ATHLET I C fN STRUC T ER FRO M THE UN IVERS i TY OF ViRG INI A. Ar T E~ THREE HAPPY YEARS OF MA RR I ED LIFE SHE WENT TO N E W YO RK AN D BECAME A VER Y PRO MiN ENT SOCIAL LADY, f WA S TR YIN G TO P UT IT ALL TOGET H E R TO MAKE S OM E SE NSE , WH EN ADA RELATED A VER Y UNU SUAL STORY ABO UT ONE Of HER FORME R PAT I ENTS. THE P ATI ENT , SHE TOLD ME , WA S AN ATT RAC T IV E SHE WA S SUFFER IN G FRO M TW O GI RL ARO UND THE AGE Or 21 . SPR AiN ED ANK L ES SHE HAD RECEIVE D DURING HER MARRIAGE CEREMONY~ UN DO UBTFULLY , S HE WA S VERY NERVOUS fO R SHE HAD fALLEN WHIL E MA RCH IN G DO WN THE AISLE. ADA FINALLY TOLD ME IT WA S ON E Of OUR SCHOO LM ATES, L ILL IA N RoAGH, SHE HAD GONE TO JEFFERSO N ScH OOL Of CO MM ERCE AN D THE N ACQUIRED TH E JOB OF SECRETARY Of A B I G BUS i NESS F IRM, WHE N HER ACCIDENT OCCURRE D, S H E WAS I N THE PROCESS Of MA RRY ING HER BOSS, SOON l HAD TO B I D FAREWELL TO AD A MARJE FOR J HAD TO GET orr THE TRAIN AT CHARLOTTESV ILL E . THINGS HAD NOT CHA N G1 ED VERY MUCH l N TH E OLD TOW N, AL T HO UGH I D IDN T SEE ANYONE I WAS WA ITIN G TO CROSS THE S TR EET, WH EN l SA W A ] KNEW. MAN COM IN G TOWARDS ME PUSH IN G A BABY CARRIAGE , So METH IN G ABO UT HIM RE MiN DED ME Of ONE OF THE BOYS iN OUR SE NIOR CLASS OF '49, BUT Of COURSE J T WA S JU ST MY IM AG :N ATION, As HE ADVANC E D, l F' OUND OUT FO R SU R E I T WA S ON E OF MY OLD SCHOOL CHUMS, HERBERT PJRKEY, HAD H E GONE IN fOR BAB Y S I TTiNG J WOND E RE D? No, HE TOLD ME , IT WA S ON E OF H ! S O WN , I AS KE D LOTS OF QUEST I ONS AND rOUND OUT T HAT H E HAD GO NE TO V. P. I. FOR P O UR YEARS AND WA S NOW INVOLVE D I N SC I E NTI F IC FARM i NG AND AL SO A Wi rE AND F I VE CH I L DREN, HERBER T WAS PROUD Or HIS GR EAT SUCCESS. WE HA D BEEN TALK IN G FOR QUITE A WH IL E WH EN HE ASKED ME 1 HERB ERT WA S N T SURPR IS ED ABOUT MY BROTHER, JACK ST AP L ES, WH E N l TO~ D HIM THAT JAC K HAD JOJ N ED THE NAVY SOO N ArTER HIS GRADUATIO N AND HAD BECO ME A l ! EU T E N AN T ~CO MMAN DER. HE WAS N 1 T MAR RIED BUT HE HAD A GIRL IN E VE RY PORT AND LIK ED THEM ALL.
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MY OWN STORY WA S AS EXPECTED ! vJ y HUSBA N D , AFTER F OU R YEARS AT V. P . J. , TAU GHT AGR I CULTURE TO BO Y S AND Gl RL S IN EAS T E RN VIRG I N I A. A F£W YE ARS LATER WE HAD SO ME Of OUR OWN TO T EACH . ! SPE NT MANY HAPPY YEA RS IN MY DREAM HOME WIT H MY HUSBAND AND CHILDRE N. A FT E R HA D BEEN MARR I ED SEVERAL YEARS l RECEIVED A ~ETTER POSTMARKED fLEET-POST Orr i CE , HAWAII. WHAT A GRAND S UR P!RSE J HA D WHE N I LEARNED I T WA S fROM LORE NA HALL. SHE WAS A NAVY NUR SE STA TION ED IN THE HA WA II N ! SLANDS 9 SHE HAD JO I NED THE NAVY AND WAS WA i TI N G IN TH AT PORT fO R HER CERTAIN 1 WAYWARD S A I LOR. LORE NA SPOKE Of HER EA RLY NU RSE S TRAINING !N TE , NESSE . WH I LE I N THE E MERGENCY WARD ONE DAY, AN AMBULANC E BROUGHT IN A RAViNG GE NTLE MAN WHO INS I STE D HE WAS QUITE ALL R i GHT. AFTER QUIET ING H iM A BIT, LORE NA TO OK HIS HISTORY , WHAT A S HOCK WH EN HE TURNED OUT TO BE MILES CRENSHAW, ' A ME CH AN ICAL ENGIN EER AT OAK RIDGE TE NN ESSE. ITTOOK QUITE SO ME TIME FOR M! LES 1 BROKE N LEG T O HEAL 9 WHiL E HE AND NUR SE HAL L TA LK ED OVER OLD TI MES . ONCE MORE I STRETCHED MY WING S AND STA RT ED UPWARD. vlY HEAR T WAS JO YOUS FOR J HAD LEARNED Or THE HISTORY OF OUR CLASS or 1949 FRO M BROADus Wo oD HiGH ScHooL.
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SIXTE GRADE
FROITT RO\V:
SECOliD RO\v:
THIRD ROW:
Ra che l Shi fflet t Geneva Shi fflett Ali c e Price Harian Fay Wood Joan Llei·rell yn Lelia Jone s Edwar d Vest Shirle y Cas on Elean or Thoma s Bob by Cre ns haw Sarah Le e ~· o od Hilt on Dunn Ed ivar d Gentr y
Charlotte Davis Jean Dunn Lucille Sul l iva n Viola Irvi ng J e1·1el Jone s Gladys La i·rs on Shirle y Jone s Chris t ine :.rcDa ni e l Azhos Br eeden Forest ·wor kma n Harr y l·:a rs ha ll Fra n ces Flowers
Hiss F r ance s l: a p ier FraiL]{ Pov!ell Dallas Di ck e rs on Lloyd !1erring Dottie Frazier •·1abell Pr iche t t Haseltine ~ orris Ann Pri c e
FIFTH GRADE
FRONT ROW: (Left to Right) Ashton He rring Lonnie He rring Everette Roach Wayne Via Thomas NcDani el Dorothy Crenshaw Ann Staples Yvonne Roge rs Shirle y Shiffle tt Nauri ce Wood Cla ude Carroll Helen J ones Lillian Wood Joan Walton
STANDI NG : (Left to Ri ght ) Leo Bryant Dorothy 路l4orris Nary Thomas Billy Pace Clarence Cox Johnny Durrer Steward Durrer Narie Roach Rupert Owen Earl Carroll Jacqueline Jones Hrs. Susie Bailey
FOURTH GRADE FIRST RO\v:
SECOND ROW:
THIRD ROW:
Willie Crenshaw Curtis Roberts Lester Terry Jim Bailey Robert Jones Virginia Riner Dale LeTellier Lily Shifflett Peggy Br yant Dottie Shifflett Sylvia Jones Patricia Shi f f l ett Hary Garris on Frank Via
Audrey Frazier Wade Crawford Wilbert Shifflett Richard Shifflett Dickie Proffit Irene Br eeden Eleanor Davis Thelma Roach Hargaret Llewellyn Shirley Kirby Glory Roach Rozelia Shifflett
Mis s Winona l1orris Fannie Shifflett Lena l路1orris Lucille Sprouse l-lavis Wood Louise l1ars hall Char les Norris Leslie Cason Aubrey l路1arshall Lucian Durrer Jesse Shifflett
THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Eugene Fox Dewey Morris Ruth Marshall Milton Wood 路 Tommy Herring Leeman Shifflett Carole Boettcher Kathlene Dunn Athalene Dunn Audrey Breeden Dottie Walton Helen Roach Viola Shifflett Kathleen Sullivan Mary Marshall Beverley Gentry
SECOND ROW: Wendall Allen Con"v!aY Crenshaw Norman Pirkey Joyce Herring Annette Pritchett Leigh Pugh Kermit Herring Lonnie Thomas Hory Pritchett Ed>vard Peregory Warwick Llev1ellyn Ernest Shifflett
THIRD ROW: John Pace Ronald Lawson Miss Katherine Kirtley Bill Jones
ot Pictured: Charles S. Terry
SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: (Left to right)
SECOND ROW: (Left to right)
THIRD ROW: (Left to ri ght)
w. A. Marshall Edward Shifflett Jean Rogers Jtmior Wood Rochelle Shifflett Phylis Shifflett Claude Garver Virginia Via David Barnette Raymond Daughtry Doris Irving Elizabeth Roach George Fitch Lucille Shifflett Walter Jones Eddie Barnette
Randy Roberts Shirley Rice Tippy White Joanne Shifflett Curtis Prichet John Bailey Raymond Durrier Caroline Daughtry Cora Shifflet t Gene Shifflett Bernard Breeden Lester Morris
Dennis Shi f flett Gerald Prichet Doris Prichet Miss Frances Langford A. J. Roach Carlton Wood Shirley Hamm Frances Irving
FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Lem100d Shifflett Randolph Breeden Hadeline Crenshavl Wyatt Owen Dallas Cas on Judy Rice Audrey Dunn Clarence Shifflett Bertie Smi th Dickie Barnette Harlan Shifflett Elna Jones Yerby Osterheld David Carr oll Evelyn Br yant Floyd .HcDaniel Betty Pri che tt
SECOND ROW: Scarlet Norris Alvin Breeden Roy Dunn Dev1ey Shifflett Elna Davis Robert Pace Milton Jone s Katherine Shifflett Helen Shiffle tt Darlene Priche tt Raym ond McDaniel Allen Shifflett Doris Shifflett Joyce Wood Dora Collier
THIRD ROW: Mrs. Frances Gibson Elizabeth Kidd 11ary Breeden Wynone Morris Gary Sullivan Bertha Shifflett Lois Herr ing Hargie Cason Hanic Riner Bill Leake Billy Rogers
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SPORTS BASKETBALL
IS
SPORT PART I CIPATED CLASS D I DN 1 T
OuR
THE ONLY
INTERSCHOLASTIC
W.
I N BY GIRLS AT B.
H. S.
STEAL THE SPOTLIGHT FROM THE
REST OF THE S~UAD
UNTIL OUR JUNIOR A ND SENIOR
YEARS. DuRING THOSE TWO TEEN
YEARS WE PLAYED SEVEN-
GAMES OF WHICH WE WON ZELIA SHiFFLETT
SCORERS •
TWELVE.
WAS THE HIGHEST OF
SHE CHALKED ONE HUNDRED
PO I NTS WH I LE
SHIRLEY S TAP L ES,
AND
THE
OUR
ELEVEN
RUNNER-uP,
MADE NINETY-THREE . B oTH OF THESE YEARS
.,
I
TR I CT
I
F I NALS j TOOK OF
T OURNA MENT.
48
WE GOT TO
THE
AND WE
ONLY
WAS AGAINST us
BUT FAT.E
SECOND
WE ENTERED THE DIS1
IN B uT
PLACE .
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DuR 1N G THE KETBALL THE
BOYS
AND
ALSO
1 48
JApK S TAPLES
R ANDOLPH
W I TH
POINTS.
FORTY-51X WE WERE
TOURNAMENT
IN
SCORER
HAMM WAS
WITH
RUNNER-uP,
I N THE F I NALS OF THE
DISTRICT
BOTH
IN
OUR BIG
FINAL SCORE WAS 3 1 -2 1 . PLACE
OPPONENTS.
OF THEM.
HIGH EST
WAS
S I XTY PO I NTS.
BAS-
SEASONS OF
MET SEVENTEEN
WE CAPPED THE V I CTORY AT E I GHT
OND
WORTHY
EVEN THAT iS
PRA I SE!
AS WE D I D
YEARS.
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THE
W E LOST AND TOOK SECAT THE END
OF THE
1
48
SEASON •
0 UR IN
LA S T
BASEBALL,
TW 0
SEA SO N S WERE
THE B I G 0 N E S
TOO.
IN THE TWO YEARS
WE WON
SIX
OUT OF THIR-
OuR RECORDS CAN 1 T BE COMPLETED SINCE WE HAVEN 1 T FINISHED OUR 1 49 SEASON.
GLASSELLE BRANHAM JACK ST.\PLES
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BOYS' BASKETBALL CAPTA I N • •.• , .......•.....•..•.....• , .•... , .Jack Staples l1ANAGER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Gilbe rt Rose COACH •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr . Elwood· Ha ll
KNEELING : (Left to Right) Oland o Raine s Gilbert Rose .H as on Williams Ray Jr. Wood Bradley Dickerson Jack Crickenberge r Tom Clark Eddie Via STA1'DI NG: Nr. El wood Hall
FRONT ROW: (Left to Right ) Herbert Pirke y , Jr. Miles Crenshaw Jack Staples Dennis Huff Loyd Herring
BOYS' BASEBALL CO- CAPTAIKS ••.••••••••.•••..•.• • •.•.••••• , .Loyd Herr ing Jacl: Stapl e s HANAGER ••.•..••• • ••.•.••••• • •.•••.•••••• , , , Hi l es Crensha VI COACH
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FRONT ROW: ( Left to Right ) Gil be r t Rose Warren Jone s Edwin Bir ckhead Edd i e Vi a Ce cil Riner Ol ando Raines Br adley Dicl:e r son Tom Cl ark Hiles Crenshaw
STAJIDEG: ( Left to Ri ght ) Nr . N. vi. ?1orris Hason '\1/illiaos Odell Dunn J a ck Crickenber ger Herbert Pirke y , Jr . Dennis Huff Loyd He rr ing Jack Sta ples Ray Jr . vlo od Hr . G. E , Hall
ECHOES STAFF SITTING: Class History •••••• Glasselle Branham Class Will ••••••••• Ada Marie Crenshaw Class Poem ••••••••• Lavinia Mundy Business Manager ••• Bobbie Birckhead Art Editor ••••••••• Bobbie Birckhead STANDING: Editor-in-chief •••• Miles Crenshaw Class Prophesy ••••• Shirley Staples Sponsor •• ; ••••••••• Mr. Elwood Hall Sales Manager •••••• Jack Staples
WOODLAND ECHOE 1 S STAFF · SITTI NG : Eea ture Edit or •••••• Ada J.1arie Crenshaw Adveristment l·:anage r.Glasselle Branham Assistant Editor •••• Mi les Crenshaw Editor-in-c hief ••••• Faith Carroll Mimeograph Editor ••• Jack Staples Art Editor •••••••••• ~obbie Birckhead
STANDING: Ass 1 t Art Editor •••• Loyd Herring Ass't Mimeograph •••• Dennis Huff A~s't Feature Editor.Lorena Hall Sports Edit or ••.•••• Shirley Staples Class Editor •••••••• Mary Flovrers Reporters: Eighth Grade •••••••• Berry Gay Harlovl Nineth Grade •••••••• Arbutus Shifflett Seventh Grade ••••••• Violet Jones Sponsor ••••••••••••• Mrs. F. c. s. Withers Tenth Grade ••••••••• Cilbert Rose
SElliOR PLAY CAST SI'lTIHG : Lavinia l·lundy- 11 Agnes" Glasselle Branham- 11 Harcia" Ada Crenshaw-"Cindy " Bobbie Birckhead-"Josie", " Ha rilyn" Zelia Shi fTlett -'' Ros e" Shirle y Sta ples -" Jane"
STANDnG : Mar y Flowers- 11 .1-!r s • .Clara Ahearn" Hrs. Reginia Withers-Sponsor Hiles Crenshaw-" Hr. Ahearn" Dennis Huff- "Elroy" Loyd Herr il).g- 11 George" Herbe rt Pirkey l Jr.-"Andrew" Jack Sta ples- 11 Jim", "Bob" Faith Carroll-"Nrs. Cutler" Lorena Hall-"Sally" ·
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4-H CLUB PROFFI TEERS:
EARLYSVILLE:
PRES IDENT •••••••••• Nildre d Cra \·! ford VI6:S-PRESIDENT •••• Lawrence Cra\vford SECRETARY •••••••.•• Gilbert Rose TREASURER •••••••••• Ann Price
PHESIDENT •••••••••• Joan Llewllyn VICE-PRESIDENT••••• Hargaret Llev.9llyn SECRETARY •••••••.•• Gladys Lawson TREASURER •••••••••• Lelia Jones
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