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

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Frieda. . . . THE SENIOR CLASS OF FLUVANNA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS HIANUARY THllW Left to Right: Sewell, Miller, Jones, Browning, Perkins, Goodman, Bland, Thomas, Fredlund, Loving, Melton, Johnson, Gianniny. You wouldn't recognize the bld place! . . . . .Jonathan Herbert, there's something I have to fell CAST youl ..... Marge Herbert Gage . Marge Gage . . Sarah Gage . . . . . . Nancy Melton . . Ted Fredlund . . Jean Thomas . . Linda Johnson Directors . . Stage Manager Miss Viola Shields Mrs. Eleanor Talley . . . Mary L. Bell Hilda Hensley E2?L2,?Cif9e' i . 2 5,,iT'5'.,Zt'll5L j?'TY' ' ' ' 'M ',5eLQUg5n'g,fnf George Husted . . . . James Perkins PU left? ' ' ' rs' Urge ey Jonathan Rockwood . . Roy Loving Techmcmns: lrvin Wood Mathilda Rockwood . . Sibyl Burton Stage . . . . Mr. Charles Costello Mr. Loomis . . . . David Sewell Mr. G. B. Troxler Uncle Walter . . . . Robert Bland Sound . . . . Robert Armentrout Matt Rockwood . . . Bobby Gianniny Make-up ' Jean Thomas Carson . . .... ........ L indsay Browning Constable . . . . Jerry Jones ' ' Bob Bland Sit down, Jonathan, we're stayingl . . . Let me help you, Daddy. ..... Sarah Mgfhildq -27-

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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!!!

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--J if 5 f . Leit to Right: Mildred Jean Patterson, George Crummette, Julia Martin, Louis Hope, Charles Matthews, Lorelle Compton, Stuart Robinson, Barclay Bell. ' A Theiillers, Class llf 1952 The Senior Class of 1952 was the in-between class between the regular eleven year system and the new twelve year system. Since it had only eight members it was a class too small to publish an annual. We, the class of '53 think these Fluvannians are due some recognition, however, and are dedicat- ing this page to them. George Crummette was chosen president of the '52 class, Julia Martin was vice-gpresident, Charles Matthews was secretaryand treasurer,Mildred Patterson was S.C .A. representative . Everyone had something special to do as the class was so small. Their class play, Aaron Sl ick from Punkin Crick starred Charles Matthews as Aaron. On Memorial Day, the Senior Prom was held in the gym which was decorated in purple and silver. With Miss Mann as sponsor the little class of '52 was able to accomplish big things. ' The Seniors of '52 have now taken their place in the world. George and' Mildred Jean are attending college, Barclay, Stuart, and Lewis are farming in the county, Julia is working in Richmondpand Lorelle is working in Florida . Charles Nlatthews and William Keck, who was a postgraduate last year, are both in the Air F6rce. -23-