Fluvanna County High School - Fluvannual Yearbook (Carysbrook, VA)

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Senior Class History FRESHMAN Scared to death would probably best define our feelings that first day in 1947. How- ever expressed our fears soon subsided, and we got off to a good start with Mrs. Snead and Miss Patton as our homeroom teachers. Many went out for sports and some made varsity teams. With the help of the Juniors we won the Magazine Contest That first year we elected the following officers: President: Harriett White Vice-President: Francis Farris Secretary: Faye Pippin Reporter: Julia Holland Clara Pace received honorable mention in the Reading Contest of the Literary League, and Grant Cosner made the minstrel. Harriett White received a bronze F. SOPHOMORES As Sophomores, we felt up on the world! Under Miss Bransford and Mr. Costello, we elected the following officers: President: Faye Pippin Vice-President: Grant Cosner Secretary and Treasurer: Marianne Cosner Reporter: Betty Jane Griffin Evelyn Payne and Thomas Rutherford represented the school at the Literary meet in Charlottesville. A number of boys, including Jim Harris, Bill Keck and Lewis Loving, made the football team, and several girls participated in basketball, with Harriet White as captain. Our class contributed more members to the Minstrel this year. JUNIORS Just think, we were drawing close to graduation when we assembled in our home rooms under Mr. Costello and Mr. Johnson. We started off with a bang by electing the follow- ing officers: President: Lewis Loving Vice-President: Dean Garner Secretary and Treasurer: Betty Jane Griffin Reporter: Grant Cosner Evelyn Payne, Julia Holland and Betty Jane Griffin received the bronze F. Harriet White received the silver F. The basketball team was represented by Juniors, in- cluding Helen Kidd, Harriet White, Evelyn Payne, Julia Holland, Gladys Morris, Mildred Breeden, Agnes Penn and Eula Marks. The great day of excitment occured when our class rings arrived. Two Juniors won in the Beauty Contest, first place to Frances McGehee and second to Harriet White. We made large contributions of talent to the band and Glee Club, a nd again more Juniors were added to the Minstrel as end- men and as a part of the chorus. Eleanor Greene played for the Minstrel and Lucille Hasher became the regular school pianist. Harriet White spoke for the school at the Bankers Conservation Program. The Safety Patrol was introduced with William Keck as Captain and Lewis Loving as Lieutenant. To top the year off, we had a very success- ful Junior -Senior Party.

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DOROTHY POWELL MAGNIFICENT SPEC I - MAN OF HUMAN HAPP I - NESS . Dramatic 1-2-3 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Sub-Deb 3-4 Li brary 3 Basketball 3 AGNES PENN The more the mer- rier. •• Minstrel 2-3-4 Sub- Deb 2-3-4 (Vice PRESIDENT 3: PRESI- DENT 4) Glee Club 1 -2- 3-4 Li brary Secretary 4 HARRIETT WHITE LOOK FOR GOODNESS, LOOK FOR GLADNESS, YOU WILL MEET THEM ALL THE WHILE.” Basketball 1 -2-3-4 (Captain 2) S.C.A. Pres i dent 4 4 - H Club 1-2-3-4 Class president i SANDRA WILLIAMS GRACE WAS IN ALL HER STEPS - HEAVEN IN HER EYES . ” Cheerleader 4 Class Reporter 4 annual Staff MINSTREL 2-3-4 Senior play Glee Club 2-3-4 (PRESIDENT 4) LULA ROBINSON The sight of you 1 s GOOD FOR SORE EYES . Glee Club 1-2-3-4 MINSTREL 2-3-4 Su b - De b 1-2-3 Band | -2-3-4 GEORGE WOODSON MEN OF FEW WORDS ARE THE BEST MEN . F.F.A. 1 -2-3-4 Band 1-2-3

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SENIORS Gee! Finally, that great day arrived! Our first day of being Seniors ! We were all combined into one homeroom under Mrs. Virginia Snead. After the first week of school, we elected the following officers: President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Reporter: Faye Pippin William Keck Marianne Cosner Betty Jane Griffin Sandra Williams The following week Evelyn Payne was elected Editor-in-Chief of the FLUVANNUAL with William Keck as Associate Editor. The following were chosen as other editors: Business Manager: Art Editor: Literary Editor: Photo Editors: Sports Editor: Subscription Manager Mildred Breeden Shirley Payne Sandra Williams Lucille Hasher and Eleanor Greene Harriet White Allen Griffin For the SCA the Senior Class furnished the President, Harriet White, and the Vice- President, Evelyn Payne. Seven out of eight cheerleaders were Seniors. Another event of this year was the Beauty Contest in which Harriet White was crowned Queen and the Senior Class was well represented in the finals. We were quite proud of Lewis Loving and William Keck, the only seniors on the football team, and the girls ' basketball team really did shine! Evelyn Payne, as captain, and Helen Kidd, as manager, were well supported by other seniors on the team. The Mon- ogram Club also was well represented by the Seniors with Evelyn Payne, Harriet White, Lewis Loving, Joan Rea, Julia Holland, William Keck, Eula Marks, Mildred Breeden and Helen Kidd. This year a new club was added to our extra-curricular activities - The Future Teachers of America, sponsored by Mr. J. N. Johnson with Lucille Hasher as its President and Betty Jane Griffin as District President. Also introduced this year was a new system of publishing the school paper in the English Classes with Julia Holland as Editor-in- Chief. Mr. G. R. Edgerton introduced an orchestra composed of Mr. Edgerton, Lucille Hasher, Eleanor Greene, Agnes Penn and Betty Goodwin as vocalist. The Senior Class contributed Library: F. H. A. : Piano Class: F. F. A. : Sub-Deb: Hi-Y: F. T. A. : Glee Club: presidents to the following clubs: Eleanor Greene Betty Jane Griffin Harriet Bell Lewis Loving Agnes Penn Harriet Bell Lucille Hasher Sandra Williams This year Mildred Breeden was elected president of the Jolly-Six Federation and Evelyn Payne, Historian. The plays, the clubs, the many programs, the athletic teams and games, the parties and dances - even the classes and study halls - have left us with innumerable memor- ies. However happy we are at being graduated, it is certainly with mixed feelings that we leave FCHS. It will never take more than a strain of Anchors Aweigh to recall to our minds our very happy four years and a host of fine friends, but then should auld acquaintance be forgot?