Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

Page 33 text:

Junior Class Flower: Sweet Pea Colors: Purple and White Motto: “Make hay while the sun shines” OFFICERS URES) SNE SW NOS 94 0 ste pe te ee ee President [CuGeO @ en le eRe ee Vice-President Pata Nem OLIN) coe ce FA, en ea ant Secretary SADE EIS UT eed A U4 ee ee Re tes Treasurer MEMBERS —Bartney Arthur Iathleen Jordan Max Arthur Richard Lane Carlyle Bell Osbey Mattox -trene Blackwell “Travis Mattox Virginia Copland Clay Morgan Willie Driskill Blanche Morris Curtiss English Marjorie Rowbotham Archie Farmer “Edward Thompson Virginia Hillsman Virginia Wilburn . tH ete IS = BD 29 ee ca Ja a” z Az - eS a - 4 “e w od | sé —

Page 32 text:

SSVI) YOINA{ FHT

Page 34 text:

Junior History B HE Junior Class of °26-'27 started ten long years ago with Irene 2 Si Blackwell, Virginia Wilburn and Curtiss English as members of the $ original class, and Miss Juliet Fauntleroy, our present History in- structor, as the teacher. Many came and went as we passed along through the grades and on reaching the first year of High School, six of our present members were added to us. When we at last reached the First Year High, we found our beloved teacher of the First Grade, waiting to welcome us. In her characteristic, pa- tient, helpful manner she made the stern, new ways of the High School easier for us, and never failed to lend us helpful and sympathetic aid in whatever might be the circumstances. Our second year was spent under the care of Miss Helen Phillips, our new assistant principal. Llere, too, we were fortunate in finding one who Segnermmnmer enone 7 BREA: cams coeaaheneeaeneniamenegaie oT patiently. overlooked our shortcomings, and ‘by her continuous smile gave us “courage 1 in going ar 7 eee cee In September of the year ‘26, twenty-one of us were found still climbing to attain the heights. Mrs. Arthur, the home teacher for the Junior Year, is conscientiously keeping watch over our ambition, lest we fall by the wayside and fail to appear in the Senior Class of ’28. In our class, which now numbers twenty-one members, there is to be found some marked talent: Virginia Hillsman as poetess and musician, and Marjorie Rowbotham as pianist. VIRGINIA COPLAND, Historian. 30