Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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To Nellie Grey we leave Clara Pickrel’s place in the senior class. Don Mergler’s ability to attract girls’ attention is left to J. R. Hogan and Odell Tippett. To Paige Clanton the senior class leaves Hubert Downs’s popularity. Malcolm Drinkard will occupy Catherine Bennett's desk in Business Training next year. To Jacqueline Barker we leave Louise Hall’s love for Chemistry. Vera Jackson leaves six inches of her height to Loma Brooks. Wayne Walters may successfully occupy Wallace Barbee’s position on the football team next year. Needham Wilson leaves Ray Plymale his naturally wavy hair. June Worley will step into Margaret Anthony’s position in Mr. Meade’s office. Bobby Newman leaves his ability of leadership to Billy Smithers. We hope Calvin Carter will have as good luck as Inez English in flagging the train. Dan McCoy leaves his scruffy jokes to George Smith. Clara Newman's perfect attendance in her school career we leave to Mae Holly. Dorothy Lowman gladly leaves to Gene Cecil her typing speed. Dorothy Gregory leaves her literary ability to Dorothy Hobbs. Iberia Reynolds may have the pleasure of carrying on Mary Frances Mason's typing record. To Rebecca Smith we leave Katherine Lowman’s curly locks. James Cumnock has left his glasses to J. T. Walker so he might shade his pretty eyes. Dorothy Yeatts’s vacant desk is left to Rosa Belle Lane. To Polly Hancock, Lois Stinnette leaves her affectionate love for Gretna. Oliver Hutcherson’s place at Brumfield’s will be carried on by David Burkhart. Clara Newman and Alma Quarles love for Home Ec. is left to Martha Qualls and Elizabeth Owen. To Dorothy Roberts, Sybil Reynolds regretfully gives up her quiet manners. Virginia Smith leaves her voice to Lois Robey. Estelle West's three-day school attendance is left to Lucille Pugh. For Rachel Preston, Annie Bel Williams leaves a beauty shop of her own. Clara Pickrel leaves the task of editing the Nuntius to Shirley Preston. To Ruth Anthony, we leave Clyde Brook’s standing in D. O. Jim Bennett may carry on J. W. Hamner’s mischievous tendencies so the future classes may have a laugh. To Pauline Cecil, Hubert Downs’s ability to get to school on time. James Cummock’s musical ability is left to Jess Burgess. Joe Creasy leaves his business ability to Helen ‘Tally. AIS TAN TS TAS HG HSS GH © Om

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