Amelia High School - Amelian Yearbook (Amelia, VA)

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i CLASS OP 1931 I Julia Courter jllary Pago Barnes I VirginiaBurton ] Stella Greenwood I Edna Vernon i Gladys Greenwood j Hattie Courter I Elsie Vernon I Lucy Clark (Jessie Havikiins CLiSS OF 1934 Hardy Grigg Helen Hardy Virginia Pinchbeck Laura Vernon Adelai de Bowles Kathleen Anderson Elizabeth Hundley Mildred Habel Evorease Maxey Cecil Hyde- f CLASS OF 1937 I Donald Robertson (Gordon Dickerson I Virginia Anderson iManda Horst iRosa Courter I Inez Lawson I Dorothy VJ ' ingo lEllaBlanton Grigg I Dorothy Stowe i Clinton Deaton JV CLASS OF 1932 Margaret Pollard Prances Talbot Kathleen T.’est Granville Grigg Mary Via 11 ace Blanche Ilidkiff Rosa Horst Mary Elizabeth Mood Frances Hall Alice Goodman C LASS OP 1955 Grace Kantzler Emraa Rand liable Dabney Mffibe 1 Rawlins on Florence McMillian Glennys Duncan Ella Carter Edna Mae Robertson Eva Johnson Noretta Greenwood CLASS OF 1958 John Morgan Olive Hodnett Lois Gillian Le la May Bovman Bernice Pinchbeck Alice Page Perrin Julia Jamerson Vivian Martin Emma Pride Mood Jessie Milkins eUaS OF 1955 Inez duke Anna Y. ' est Dick Meade Alma Goodmai Sallie Thompson Ruby Fanies Minnie Fleming Ila Kate Smith Alice Cosby Helen Morris GLASS OF 1956 Ludie Gay Dulce Richard Elan Mildred O’Neal Malter Eanes Mary Emma Thompson Helen Cody Edith Clarke Nancy Bowles Harriet McMillian Virginia Badgett CLASS OF 1939 Mary Mi 11 son Ola Ruth Arrington Edith Chimney Lucy Mae Long Mary Hanner Betty Jackson Mary Munford Martha Selecmai Thelma YMngo Ann de Krafft

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Jessie Warriner informed us she v ould be a typist for a while She wouldn t read the rest, but she seemed quite happy Kerman Reams found his dream of being proprietor of a department store will come true Eor Alice Morris we read, Baptist Missionary to China,” Margaret Anderson read to us wi th a great deoM of excitement that her future days would be spent writing scenarios. Marie Eane s’ photographic hands were to be in constant use showing the latest fingernail polish. All of us having received our prophecy, we turned homeward. It was S3.d to think that with the exception of graduation exercises this was to be the last time the entire class wuld be together However, we v ere glad to have some idea of our future and began singing our school song as v e turned from the forest to find our my home. Ann de Krafft WliO’S WHO IK THE FACULTY 1. Best looking: Miss Coffey and Mr. Lindsay 2. Biggest primp: Miss Llartin 3. Biggest giggler: Miss Spindle 4. ilea test: Mr. Lindsay 5. Cutest: Mr. Steele 6. Best all-round: Mr. Hurd 7. Most intellectual: Miss Rutherford 8. Strictest: Miss Coffey 9. Most popular: Miss Spindle 10. Best natured: Miss Ward 11. Biggest talker: Mr. Heltzel 12 VMttiest: Mr. Steele 13. Best sport: Mr. Hurd and Miss Ward 14. Most dignified: Mr. Helms 15 Hardest worker: Miss Crowe

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