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

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L fo R: Lindo Lee Jolwnsan, Hilalo Hensley, Jean Richardson and Lois Payne . Roy Lovrng L to R: Anne Talley, Nancy Melmn, and Virginia Williams. ieniors in their Senior Figure of 4953 Senior Prom, April 2, 1953. ' L fo R Fronf: Roy Loving, Lindsay Browning, Jerry Jones. Bock: Jimmy Perkins, Dalton Moss, Bobby Gionnlny, Douglas Scofl, and Barclay Bell . Miss Louise lienf, Queen Wlllicam Loving Fran? Seah Rel:-err Armenfroui' -and David Sewell . Back Seal: Roi: Gland -25- lmar escorr, Mr. Milos Morris.

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S :TNI OR 4' I FT For many years, it has been a tra- dition that the graduating class leave a gift to the school. In previous years, classes have left such useful and enjoyable gifts as an out- door fireplace, an electric clock for the main hall, stage furniture, concrete ben- ches for the lawn, stage flags, and a drink- ing fountain. This year's class, after surveying the needs of the school, is considering as a possible gift a tape recorder, a record player, or a public address system for the auditorium. It is the sincere hope of the Class of 1953 that their final choice of a gift will be used and enjoyed by the entire student body in years to come. 9.415-rv. A-4,4 D . 44. Wu, , JW? , fQ.Q.J f . www wwfgii J-Myer 01,40 .-f, X47 Qffff-aff 47 A ' in 53' . 173,444 JL!!!