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Yearbook Name
Footprints 1939 Volume TWO
Location
South Hill, Virginia (Mecklenburg County, VA)
Additional Information
FOOTPRINTS NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE
To show our love and appreciation of one who firsts
taught us the right way to do the right thing and who
instilled within our youthful minds many fine things, we,
the class of 1939, lovingly dedicate our copy of Footprints
\to Miss Laura Swift, our first grade teacher.
PUBLISHED BY
The Senior Class or South Hill High School
South Hill, Virginia
Principal
MR. CHARLES HENRY MORGAN B. A., University of Richmond
M. A., Duke University
Post Graduate Work at Duke University and University of North Carolina.
Two
Faculty
Mr. Chas. H. Morgan
Mr. Leland Walker
Mr. E. Y. Noblin
Mr. B. E. Wild
Mrs. Elizabeth Gilliam
Mrs. Gilberta Hubbard
Miss Ruth Barnhart
Miss Anna Mary Cassell
Miss Carrie May Turner
Mrs. Mary S. Tisdale
Mrs. Cary S. VanHook
Miss Lucy Simmons
Mrs. Blanche C. Rainy
Miss Janie Williamson
Mrs. Virginia Evans
Mrs. Annie G. Hamlet
Mrs. Mary B. Neblett
Mrs. Ruth W. Clarke
Mrs. C. S. McCall
Miss Ruth Kesler
Miss Pearl Rose
Three
Principal
Assistant Principal Agricultural Instructor Coach High School
High School
Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Sixth Grade
Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth Grade
Fourth Grade Third Grade Second Grade Second Grade
First Grade
First Grade
Librarian
Home Economics Music
Annual Staff
Pela Bobbit, Kent Rowley Editors-in-Chief Peggy Copley, Ruth Glass, George Gilmore ___ ____Business Managers Edith Whittemore, Lewis Watson__Club Editors Hope Watkins, Margaret Coley Senior Write Ups Elizabeth Pearce Art Editor Estelle Gee Features Copley McLean Out-of-Town Ads Garland Gill Class Pictures Lenora Bishop Subscriptions John H. Shaw F. F. A. Editor
Sports Editors
Rufus Rainey, Eva Gayle, R. S. Northington, Warren Thomas Four
Senior Officers
Warren H. Thomas, Jr. President Ruth C. Glass -President Edith Whittemore Secretary Estelle Gee Treasurer Lewis Watson Reporter Motto : Excelsior—Still Higher
Colors: Green and White Flower: Shasta Daisy Sponsor—Gilberta S. Hubbard
Honor Graduates
Walter Copley McLean Pela Love Bobbitt
Edith Rachel Whittemore James Brooks Smith
Lucie Smith Copley
Estelle Madeline Gee
Margaret LaVern Coley
John Hill Shaw
Five
“A little nonsense now and then is practiced by the wisest men.”
“Showing that a good face is a letter of recommendation, a good heart is a letter of credit.”
jr
JOHN COLEMAN
He says, “As long as I count the votes, what are you going to do about it?”
GROVER CLEVELAND
CRUTCHFIELD, JR.
He finds: “Such sweet com pulsion doth in music lie.”
JAMES HOWARD
CRUTCHFIELD
“The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconven-
ROBERT GARLAND GILL “The man that blushes is not
ESTELLE MADELINE GEE
a brute.” “Her friendship is a sheltering tree.” . .
GEOR
The
He s
LUCY GLASS
“A disposition that is worthwhile.”
ROY POLK RUTH CARLTON GLASS GORDAN, JR.
“Silent, but while.”
thoughts worth
“Beauty, like wit, to judges should be shown;
Both most are valued where they best are known.”
JAMES CAMPBELL ILLIE ANN HARRIS “A face with gladness over
All the girls cry, “He is tall,
dark, and handsome.
WALTER COPLEY
McLEAN
yThe girls call him sweet;
Y The stgirs, as he treads on
thenj)! kiss his feet.
Seven
spread!
Soft smiles, by human kind-
MARY ANN HITE
“A friend in need is a friend indeed.”
ALVA HAWTHORNE NOLEN
“They who are pleased themselves, must always please."
CrOBERT SAM
NORTHINGTON, JR. “I am a fool, I know it; and yet, Heaven help me,
I’m poor enough to be a wit.”
CHARLES A. OWENS
GEORGE WILLIAM ROWLEY, JR.
MARGARET LOUISE
JENNINGS
“Friends are like melons
Shall I tell you why?
To find one good one must
a hundred try.”
AVERY NOEL KIDD
“Her modest looks the cot
tage might adorn,
Sweet as the primrose peeps
beneath the thorn.”
MARY ELIZABETH
PEARCE
“The only way to have a
friend is to be one.”
“Grave authors say, and
witty poets sing,
That honest wed-lock is a
glorious thing."
NINA GERTRUDE
STRANGE
“Sweetness and charm—her
Eight
BRYANT KENT
ROWLEY
“The master farmer!”
JOHN HILL SHAW
“Loves and is loved.”
JAMES BftOOKS SMITH
“The true, strong, alia s'ound
mind is the mind! that can
embrace equally/ great
things and small.”
WARREN HAMLIN
THOMAS, JR.
“The rule of my life is to
make business a pleasure,
and pleasure my business.”
JAMES HERBERT
WILLIAMS, JR.
“My wit is large, although I
jest and play.”
LEWIS EDWARD
WATSON
“The labour we delight
physics pain.”
Nine
DORIS KATHLEEN
TEMPLE
“Of her,” we say, “a true friend in every way:
MARY FRANCES
WALKER
“Wit, now and then, struck smartly, shows a spark.”
“Hope, like the gleaming taper’s light, adorns and gleams our way.”
HELEN BEATRICE
WELLS
“The grass stoops not sh treads on it so light.”
EDITH WHITTEMORE
“And still the wonder grew, that one small head could ’ carry all she knew.”
KATIE GRACIE
WRIGHT
“Speech is great, but silence is greater.”
Junior Class
President Jim Smith Vice-President Virginia Nanney Secretary Jack Lumpkin Treasurer. ...... Walter G. Pearson Reporter Rachel Holmes
ROLL
Jackson Betts
Nelson Freeman Andrew Glascock Cleveland Hall
Alvis Jeffreys
Allison Keeton
Jack Lumpkin
Thomas Martin
Vergil Lynn
Earnest Maynard Victor Moore
Flint Nichols
Walter G. Pearson Woodrow Ratcliffe Thomas A. Saunders Jim Smith
T. J. Watkins Thomas Watkins Robert Wynn
George Wells Virginia Crowder Elsie Crutchfield Lorena Gee
Zenora B. Gordon Rachel Holmes Emma Hudson Evelyn Hudson Virginia Nanney Peggy Robertson Ruby Tanner Thelma Wells
Sponsor Mrs. J. P. Gilliam Ten
Sophomore Class
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Reporter
ROLL
. Joe Warren ... James Newman . .. Patsy Crews . Lucy Land . .. Alice Warren
Alton Gee
Lewis M. Gee George D. Griffith David 0. Guthrie Clyde A. Hayes Charles Hudson Cladwell Hudson J. DeCab Jones Lloyd Matthews Burnley McTyre Joseph L. Nanney James Newman Byron Ryland Dennis Taylor Joe Warren
J. Melvin Watson Hunter Gee
Carl Bowen
Mary Andrews Anne L. Crews
Mary Holland Ferrell Mary F. Harris
Alice E. Jessup
Lucy F. Land
M. Elizabeth McLean Louise Meeder
Rebecca Nolen
Louise Perkinson
Alice Mitchell Pettus Anne Simmons
Carrie L. Sadler
Ann Shaw
Lillie Stone
Mary Tucker
Courtney M. Thompson Lou Ella Walker
Alice Warren
Elizabeth C. Walker Helen Sculthorp
Ellen Gray Williams
Sponsor Mr. L. W. Walker Eleven
Freshman Class
President Naomi Hall Vice-President Vernon Paulette Secretary-Treasurer Jane Paulette Reporter Carolyn Bobbitt
ROLL
Douglas Callis Linwood Coleman George Crook Dan Gill
Edward Glascock Bobby Hines
James Lynn
Linnie Matthews Earnest Moody Richard Owens Vernon Paulette Clarence Rainey Earl Rowley
Thomas Samford William Strange
John Edward Taylor Roy Thompson
Hazel Allgood
Carolyn Bobbitt
Hilah Brooks
Katherine Callahan Nannie Cary
Jane Clark
Lillian Copley
Marie Crostic
Frances Crutchfield Ruth Ezell
Naomi Hall
Ruby Hamlin
Elizabeth Hayes
Virginia Hite Jacquelin Hodges Irene Hudson Myra Keeton
Elva Lee Kidd Elsie Parham Jane Paulette
Mary Ratcliffe Helen Reekes Marjorie Reekes Rachel Rowley Katherine Smith Myrtle Walker Louise Wynn
Sponsor Mr. B. E. Wild Twelve
Who's Who in the Senior Class
Boy Girl
Most Popular
Warren Thomas Ruth Glass
Most Stylish
Warren Thomas Ruth Glass
Most Friendly
Brooks Smith Elizabeth Pearce Best Athlete
Lewis Watson__ Garland Gill ..
Warren Thomas James Williams Lewis Watson Grover Crutchfield Arthur Clarke
Most Bashful Typical Leaders Most Optimistic
Most Versatile Most Musical Best Looking
Thirteen
Ruth Glass Gracie Wright Peggy Copley Elizabeth Pearce Peggy Copley Lenore Bishop
Peggy Copley
SOME EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE
Senior Play
The Senior Class presented their play, “The Absent Minded Professor" on March 31. It was a very, good amateur play. It was sponsored by Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Gilliam. The cast included:
The Absent-Minded Professor Brooks Smith Aunt Jessica Elizabeth Pearce Josephine Hope Watkins Sharon .... Ruth Glass Joan Eva Gayle Joe Watson .... .... Grover Crutchfield Dave Carter Lewis Watson
Emeralda Peggy Copley
Miss Melvina Edith Whittemore Mr. Butler ____ _ John Coleman
Choral Club Activities
South Hill Choral Club broadcast a program over WRVA on April 8, 1939. In addition to the club numbers, Director Walter J. Payne sang two solos and the quartette sang an additional number.
Appreciation to Rotarians
We wish to express our appreciation to the Rotary Club for their interest in the school. Each month they entertain two high school students receiving the highest citizenship grade. This encourages the students to strive for higher citizenship grades.
F. F. A. Convention
Willie Copley represented the students and E. Y. Noblin represented the advisers of the Middle Virginia District at the National F. F. A. Convention and judging contest held in Kansas City, Missouri. Jackson Betts went as a delegate from the South Hill Chapter. The Convention was attended by 10,000 members from every state in the U. S. A. and from Porto Rico and Hawaii. The South Hill Chapter was adjudged the best chapter in the United States and was awarded a bronze plaque and $150.00 by the National Convention.
South Hill Wins Milstead Trophy
Mr. Walter J. Payne, Jr., supervisor of music in Mecklenburg, announced at the recital of Miss Alma Milstead in Clarksville, that South Hill is winner of the trophy offered by the noted singer. The trophy goes to the school showing the greatest improvement in public school music during the year.
Fourteen
Basketball Tournament
On February 27 and 28 the annual Basketball Tournament was held in the Big Exchange Warehouse. The Dragons after defeating Kenbridge and Drakes Branch advanced to the finals in which they defeated Boydton to win the golden trophy. Boydton won the silver trophy and Drakes Branch the bronze trophy. The teams that took part in the tournament are as follows: South Hill, LaCrosse, Boydton, Kenbridge, Oak Hill, Drakes Branch, South Hill B Team, and LaCrosse B. Team.
Tuberculin Test for Seniors
On Monday, April 17, the members of the Health Department came to the school to give the tuberculin test to Seniors. A few had X-Ray pictures made to determine the extent of the disease.
Senior Rings Arrive
The Senior rings arrived in October. They were very attractive and everyone seemed to be pleased with them.
Seniors Go To See "The Taming of the Shrew"
In November the Seniors motored to Henderson to see “The Taming of the Shrew.” It was shown on the stage by the Avon players, who are widely known professional actors. The play was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
Senior Trip to World's Fair
The Seniors will take a trip to the New York World’s Fair from June 6 to 10. We will go by way of buses from South Hill to Norfolk and then by boat to Baltimore where we will take a fast train into New York. The trip will be under the leadership of Mr. Morgan.
On October 12, 1938, the entire school attended the county fair held at Chase City. The school won about sixty dollars including individual prizes.
Fifteen
Beta Club
President Brooks Smith Vice-President Hope Watkins
Secretary Treasurer
Jack Lumpkin Jim Smith
Reporter Virginia Nanney Sponsor Mrs. J. P. Gilliam
MEMBERS
Alvis Jeffreys, Jr. Virgil Lynn
Copley McLean Thomas Saunders John Hill Shaw Lewis Watson Lenora Bishop
Pela Love Bobbitt
Margaret Coley
Peggy Copley
Virginia Crowder
Estelle Gee
Edith Whittemore
Sixteen
Home Economics Club
President Willie Ann Harris Vice-President Thelma Wells Secretary-Treasurer Emma Hudson
MEMBERS
Mary Andrews
Lenora Bishop
Nannie Cary
Marie Crostic
Virginia Crowder Elsie Crutchfield Ruth Ezell
Lorena Gee
Mary Frances Harris Willie Ann Harris Elizabeth Hayes
Evelyn Hudson
Emma Hudson
Avery Noel Kidd Lucy Land
Louise Meeder
Rebecca Nolen
Elsie Parham
Louise Perkinson
Mary Ratcliffe
Helen Reekes
Marjorie Reekes
Rachel Rowley
Helen Sculthrope
Gertrude Strange
Ruby Tanner
Courtney Thompson
Christine Walker
Mary Frances Walker
Myrtle Walker
Lou Ella Walker
Beatrice Wells
Thelma Wells
Ellen Williams
Seventeen
Future Farmers of America
MOTTO
“Learning to do,
Doing to learn;
Earning to live,
Living to serve.”
OFFICERS
President
Kent Rowley
Vice-President George Wells Secretary Byron Ryland Treasurer Jackson Betts Reporter Charles Owens
Watch Dog Flint Nichols Adviser E. Y. Noblin MEMBERS
Wallace Bishop J. P. Holmes Robert Sandford
Arthur Clark Charles Hudson Ira Smiley Lewis Copley Ernest Maynard William Strange Willie Copley Ernest Moody Bill Taylor George Crook Victor Moore Dennis Taylor Alpheus Crutchfield Edward Murphy D. B. Taylor Grover Crutchfield Robert Murphy John E. Taylor Howard Crutchfield James Newman Warren Thomas Nelson Freeman Alva Nolen Roy Thompson Hunter Gee Vernon Paulette Roy Trimm Wilson Gee Rufs Rainey Joe Warren Andrew Glasscock Woodrow Ratcliffe Thomas Watkins Edward Glasscock Earl Rowley James Williams Polk Gordon George Rowley Hinton Wright Bobby Hines Billy Ryland Robert Wynne
Eighteen
Hobby Club
President Alvis Jeffreys Vice-President Jim Smith
Secretary-Treasurer Adviser
De Calb Jones Mr. Walker
Motto: All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
MEMBERS
Jackson Betts Jimmy Jessup Linnie Matthews Carl Bowen Claude Jones Burnley McTyre George Griffith De Clad Jones Joe Nanney Garland Gill Alvis Jeffreys Richard Owens David Guthrie Allison Keaton Jim Smith Dan Gill Jack Lumpkin Thomas Saunders Cladwell Hudson Edward Lynn
Nineteen
Choral Club
President. Jim Smith
Vice-President Thomas Watkins Secretary Thomas Martin Treasurer Grover Crutchfield
Sopranos:
MEMBERS
Hazel Allgood Elizabeth Hayes Alice Pettus Lenora Bishop Virginia Hite Marjorie Reekes Carolyn Bobbitt Jacqueline Hodges Rachel Rowley Jane Clarke Rachel Holmes Ann Shaw Margaret Colev Irene Hudson Ann Simmons Lillian Copley Margaret Jennings Lillie Stone Patsy Crews Myra Keeton Louise Temple Frances Crutchfield Avery N. Kidd Mary Tucker Mary H. Ferrell Elizabeth McLean Christine Walker Eva Gayle Elva Kidd Edith Whittemore Estelle Gee Jane Paulette Louise Wynn Zenora Gordon Louise Perkinson
Altos:
Pela Love Bobbitt Lucy Land Carrie L. Saddler Lorena Gee Louise Needer Doris Temple Ruth Glass Virginia Nanney Alice Warren Mary F. Harris Rebecca Nolen
Betty Jessup Peggy Robertson
Tenors:
Jackson Betts Alton Gee Copley McLean Wallace Bishop Clyde Hayes Walter G. Pearson Willie Conley Jack Lumpkin Jim Smith Grover Crutchfield Thomas Martin
Basses:
Alvis Jeffreys Thomas Watkins Warren Thomas Byron Ryland
Twenty
Dramatic Club
President .... Peggy Robertson Secretary-Treasurer Mary Holland Ferrel Reporter .... Alice Warren Sponsor_ Mrs. Gilberta Hubbard
Motto : “The play’s the thing”
Flower: Gardenia
Colors : Green and White
•
MEMBERS
Patsy Crews Rachel Holmes Peggy Robertson Mary Holland Ferrel Jack Lumpkin Mary Tucker Zenora Bell Gordon Jim Smith Alice Warren
Twenty-One
Library Club
Motto : “’Tis the good reader that makes the good book.” Colors: White and Purple Flower: Violet
President __ Elizabeth McLean Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Glass Reporter ..... ..... ......... Alice Warren Supervisor Mrs. C. S. McCall
MEMBERS
Hazel Allgood
Wallace Bishop
Carolyn Bobbitt
Katherine Calahan Douglas Callis
Linwood Coleman Lillian Copley
Patsy Crews
Mary Holland Ferrell Garland Gill
Dan Gill
Ruth Glass
Lucy Glass
Zenora Bell Gordon Rachel Holmes
Irene Hudson
Cladwell Hudson Alvis Jeffreys
Margaret Jennings DeCalb'Jones
Myra Keeton
Jack Lumpkin
James Lynn
Thomas Martin
Linnie Mathews Elizabeth McLean
Twenty-Two
Jane Paulette Elizabeth Pearce Clarence Rainey Peggy Robertson Thomas Samford Katherine Smith Jim Smith
Louise Temple Alice Warren Melvin Watson Louise Wynn
Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor
Scribbler's Club
Publishers of the “Tattler” Monthly
Copley McLean
Peggy Copley
Business Manager ... Sports Editor
Social Editor .... ...... Elementary Editor . Circulation Manager Adviser
Carolyn Bobbitt
Pela Love Bobbitt
Katherine Callahan Margaret Coley
Estelle Gee
Lewis Gee
Lucy Glass
Ruth Glass
George Griffith
David Guthrie
Cleveland Hall
Naomi Hall
Irene Hudson
Margaret Jennings
MEMBERS
Betty Jessup
DeCalb Jones
Allison Keeton
Myra Keeton
Virgil Lynn, Jr.
Thomas Martin
Lloyd Mathews
Elizabeth McLean Burnley McTyre Joe Nanney
Virginia Nanney Jane Paulette
Elizabeth Pearce Walter G. Pearson
Twenty-Three
Warren Thomas, Jr. Robert S. Northington Ruth Glass Thomas Martin DeCalb Jones ___ Mrs. J. P. Gilliam
Rosa Perkinson
Alice Mitchell Pettus
Thomas Samford
Thomas Archer Saunders Ann Shaw
John Hill Shaw
Brooks Smith
Katherine Smith
Lillie Stone
Doris Temple
Hope Watkins
T. J. Watkins, Jr.
Lewis Watson
Melvin Watson
Officers of Athletic Association
•
President George Gilmore Vice-President Ruth Glass Treasurer .... .... ..... Hope Watkins Manager of Girls’ Basketball Margaret Jennings Manager of Football Thomas Martin Manager of Boys’ Basketball Rufus Rainey Manager of Baseball Jimmy Jessup
Coaches: B. E. Wild, L. D. Walker and Miss Ruth Kesler Principal: C. H. Morgan
Twenty-Four
Coach .... Ben Wild Manager Rufus Rainey
SQUAD
Arthur Clarke Melvin Watson Clarence Rainey Polk Gordon Nelson Freeman Walton Hardy Alvis Jeffreys Flint Nichols
Lewis Watson Linnie Matthews
These boys had a most successful year, winning seventeen out of nine teen games. They also won first place in the Gold Medal Tournament.
Twenty-Five
Coach . ... Miss Ruth Kesler Manager Margaret Jennings
Captain Peggy Copley Co-Captain Ruth Glass
PLAYERS ON FIRST TEAM
Forwards:
Ruth Glass
Peggy Robertson
Pela Love Bobbitt Jane Clark
Margaret Coley Patsy Crews
Guards:
Elizabeth McLean
Eva Gayle
SUBSTITUTES
Irene Hudson
Betty Jessup
Myra Keaton
Lucy Land
Twenty-Six
Center:
Peggy Copley Side-Center:
Alice Warren
Virginia Nanney Ann Shaw
Hope Watkins
Coach Ben Wild Manager Thomas Martin Captain Flint Nichols
Backs:
REGULARS
Flint Nichols Robert Sam Northington George Rowley
Linesmen:
Arthur Clarke Charles Owens Lewis Watson Polk Gordon Warren Thomas “Spike” Rainey
SUBSTITUTES
Bryant Lumpkin George Griffith Roscoe Warren “Babe” Freeman Byron Ryland Richard Owens Walton Hardy Jackson Betts Clarence Rainey
Earl Rowley John Hill Shaw Robert Wynn D. B. Taylor Linwood Coleman
Twenty-Seven
Baseball Team
Coach Leland Walker Manager Jimmie Jessup Co-Captain George Rowley
Captain Nelson Freeman PLAYERS
Pitchers: Owens
Freeman Gordon
Catcher: Nichols
First Basemen: Freeman
Gordon
Second Basemen: McTyre
Hardy
Short Stop: Watson
Third Baseman Thomas
Fielders:
Rowley
Gilmore
Thompson
Griffith
Friday, March 31,
SUBSTITUTES
Taylor Ratcliff
SCHEDULE
Tuesday, April 18,
Warren
Friday, May 5,
Boydton at South Hill Tuesday, April 4,
Victoria at South Hill Tuesday, April 11,
Emporia at Emporia Friday, April 14,
Chase Citv at Chase Ci
LaCrosse at LaCrosse Friday, April 21,
Victoria at Victoria Tuesday, April 25,
Clarksville at South Hill Friday, April 28,
LaCrosse at South Hill Twenty-Eigh
Clarksville at Clarksville Tuesday, May 9,
Boydton at Boydton
Friday, May 12,
Buckhorn at Buckhorn Monday, May 15,
Emporia at South Hill Friday, Ma,r 19,
(phase City at South Hill
Front row, from, left to right: Margaret Matthews
Mary Cook
Irene Walker
Jack Nanney
Ruth Crowder
Toy Orchestra
Third row, from left to right:
Joan Bentley
Jane Ozlin
Charles Moseley
E. B. Moody
Mary Gee
Mary Frances Crutchfield June Rose Morgan
Second row, from left to right:
Maxey Crowder
Johnny Crowder
Betty Crews
Polly Sue Bunn
Marian Wolfe
Margaret Walker
Rosalie Taylor
Walter Cleaton
Elizabeth Matthews
Billy Farrar
LeNeve Hodges
Fourth row, from left to right:
Clyde Smith
Reynolds Keeton
Jane Hudson
Teresa Davis
Nancy Jones
Lucy Moore Kidd
Twenty-Nine
Music Class
Teacher Miss Pearl Rose President .. Elizabeth McLean Vice-President Betty Jessup Secretary Mary Holland Ferrell
Treasurer Carolyn Bobbitt Reporter .... Katherine Smith
MEMBERS
Doris Atkins Jacqueline Hodges Alice Mitchell Pettus Emma Lee Allen Betsy Lee Hodges Jane Shaw Mary Lucy Allen Rufus Hubbard, Jr. Anne Shaw Ida Lee Allen Margaret Jessup Katherine Smith Carolyn Bobbitt Betty Jessup Essie Bryce Evans Jacqueline Bobbitt George Lett Jones Jean Thomasson Walter Cleaton Elva Lee Kidd Mary Tucker Frances Crutchfield Lillian Copeley Margaret Walker Ruth Crowder Lucy Moore Kidd Alice Warren Rawlins Claibourne Myra Keeton Janet Jolly Tresa Davis Elizabeth Matthews Johnnie Crowder Mary Holland Ferrell Margarette Matthews Andrew Williams Barbara Fowlkes Elizabeth McLean Leon Smith Vanney Hammer Jane Ozlin Rachel Rowley LeNeve Hodges Jane Paulette Willie Copley
Thirty
JAMES L DECK
3210 Grove Avenue
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Class Rings, Pins, Medals and Trophies Invitations, Cards, Caps and Gowns Chenille Letter Awards
Compliments of
Brinkley Gates Co. Wholesale Grocers
Petersburg, Va.
Compliments of
Stritman Biscuit Co.
Hardware and House Furnishings Cleaton Hardware Co. South, Hill, Va.
Compliments of
Woman's Auxiliary of Crews, Epperson, Puryear American Legion Post 79
Compliments of
Montgomery Drug Co. South, Hill, Va.
J. P. Bailey Co.
5c to $1.00 Store
Modern Colonial Theater
South, Hill, Va.
Always a Good Show
Lucile Beauty Shop Miss Lucille Williams
South, Hill, Va.
Phone 19-J
Compliments of
Lincoln Hotel
South, Hill, Va.
Compliments of
Green Front Store South, Hill, Va.
Phone 164-W
Compliments of
Dr. C. M. Hartwell
Jones, Edwards Co. General Merchandise
Smith’s X Rhoads, Va.
L. C. Moseley
Furniture, Cook Stoves and Ranges, Paints, Hardware, Building Material
LaCrosse, Va.
C. D. Jones
Hardware, Shoes, Staple and Fancy Groceries
LaCrosse, Va.
LaCrosse Candy Co. Candies, Novelties and Specials LaCrosse, Va.
•
H. M. Tanner, Prop.
Bonds, Automobile
and Fire Insurance
•
L. M. Raney
HINES HOM-OND FOOD STORE R. L. and T. B. Hines, Props.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables PHONE No. 22
Compliments of
South Hill
Fire Department
Compliments of
L. Davis
Department Store
South Hill Motor Co. Incorporated
SALES SERVICE
Phone 113
South, Hill, Va.
Pettus Drug Company Prescriptions, Drugs, Medicines •
PETTUS No. 2
Graduation Gifts, Cara Nome Toiletries, Soda Fountain
H. M. Pettus Leonard Smith
Compliments of
Economy Grocery Co. South Hill, Virginia
Compliments of
Emporia Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Emporia, Va.
Compliments of
Smith's Confectionery
Oakdale Dairy The Home of Best Guernsey Cream and Milk
•
W. H. Butterworth
•
South, Hill, Va.
PEEBLES STORE "The Shopping Center"
South Hill, Virginia
W. S. PEEBLES AND COMPANY
Compliments of
"Proven" Fertilizers
South Hill, Va. Norfolk, Va. Raleigh, N. C.
Compliments of
LION'S CLUB OF SOUTH HILL South Hill, Virginia ,
Moseley Motor Co. •
Chrysler, Plymouth Sales
and Service
Compliments of
Ellington
Service Station
Compliments of
A. H. Northington Plumbing and Heating
Railway Express Agency
Southern Railroad Courtesy, Attention, Prompt Service
Flowers for All Occasions Adam's Flower Shop
Parham's
Barber Shop
Compliments of
Montague Brothers Hardware, Feeds, Seeds General Farm Supplies
Phone 16-W
Quality Service at
Moderate Prices
South Hill
Beauty Shop
Lucy C. Dance
Leth's Shoe Shop We Make Your Old Shoes New South, Hill, Va.
Congratulations Seniors
For Successful Driving Use SINCLAIR
•
E. H. Harris, Agent
South Hill, Va.
Compliments of
"Poor Roy"
Ugly but Honest
“Nuf Sed”
Compliments of
"Buddy" Gill
Pender’s Manager
"We Use"
CAPS AND GOWNS
They have been in business since 1889
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Roanoke, Virginia
Because we appreciate the spirit and the will to improve and to achieve that have promoted and brought to successful conclusion this work —the 2nd South Hill High School Annual—and because we admire this and other worthwhile achievements of the faculty and the student body we desire this representation in "Foot Prints."
Respectfully,
THE TOWN OF SOUTH HILL