Aldie High School - Whip Yearbook (Aldie, VA)

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Betty Lanham ..... Alice Martz .... . Rachel Reed ..... . Bobby Benton ..... Murrel Lee Partlow .... Billy Currie ..... . Hazel Leonard .... Jane Moyer ..... . T'ommy Fletcher. . . Mary Trenary ..... Catherine Barbe. . . Milton Skinner .... Louise Hummer. . . Irene Payne ..... . Amy Yowell .... . Nancy Lipps ...... Katherine Albaugh Ijlelen vlby Cornell. . . Alice Craun ....... l ll Ml Lydia Poland ...... 3-x-x-x.-X-1'X-X-X-Y Wm Qin!--.9'm Samq 1,111 I'm I'm 1,111 I'm I'm I'm 1,111 I'm F111 I'm I'm I'm I'm 64 glad to get out of school. sorry I didn't get out sooner, glad I'm getting out of school. sorry I didn't finish last year. glad I'm going to Washington. sorry I can't go now. glad I came to school. sorry I'm leaving school. glad I'm graduating this year. sorry 1,111 leaving school. glad I left school. sorry I came back. glad I'm leaving. sorry I couldn't take second year ac- countancy. I'm I'1n glad I missed lots of days. sorry I didn't miss more. I'm glad I'm graduating this year. tl hopel I'm I'1n I'm I'm I'm .... ...- I'm I'1n I,lll lim I'1n I'm I'm lim F111 I'm I'1n I'm P111 PIII ....I'1n sorry We didn't beat Lincoln in sports. glad I'm graduating. sorry I didn't graduate four years ago. glad I came to Aldie. sorry I couldnit take Spanish. glad I took as much math as I did. sorry I couldn't take more. glad I'm leaving. sorry I came. glad I came to Aldie. sorry I took Latin. glad I took those trips to Winchester. sorry I didn't go to Washington. glad I,lI1 graduating. sorry I didn't graduate sooner. glad I'm leaving school. sorry I didn't leave sooner. glad I dropped shorthand. sorry I had to take typing. glad I had a vacation during the bliz- zard. I'1n Iim I'm xg-X-X. sorry we had to make it up. glad I'm getting out of school. sorry I didn't get out sooner. 3. CWDsy,-X.33.1.1.3-1-1-Q,-1-Q,-1-1-X 1227

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Glau 7061! We, the departing Senior class of 1947 of Aldie High School, being sure that we are of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will, or wills, heretofore made by us, in manner and form following: Article I. We, the Senior class, will to the faculty classes that are both coopera- tive and studious, and grant them the satisfaction of not having to put up with us another year. Article II. To Mr. di Zerega, we wish lots of good luck in his future activities. Article III. To Mrs. Elgin, we will our many thanks for helping us with our Senior activities and many pleasant memories. Article IV. To the Commercial room we will typewriters with good loud bells. Article V. To Mr. Lanham, the class leaves all waste paper, gum, and other mis- cellaneous, with which he may do as he pleases. Article VI. To Room I, we will nourishing food for the mice so they won't starve to death. We, the Senoir class of 1947 do hereby bequeath our individual prized posses- sions thusly: Hazel Leonard leaves her studiousness to Mary Alice Hutchinson. Murrel Lee Partlow wills his settled ways to his little brother Paul. Stop act- ing like a baby and grow up, Paul. Amy Yowell leaves her Winchester trips to Ann Leonard. Tommy Fletcher leaves his corny jokes to Shirley Flippo. I hope you can make better ones than Tommy did. To Lorraine Warren, Jane Moyer wills her lack of controlling her giggles after she once starts. Milton Skinner better known as Ish , leaves his forgetfulness to the next Chemistry class hoping they will be able to analyze it. Catherine Barbe wills her flirtatious ways to Jean Thompson . Rachel Reed leaves her quiet ways to Mildred Allison. Come on Mildred try it for a While. Billy Currie wills his faithful old, Model A Ford to Ralph Bean, hoping he can find some use for it. Nancy Lipps leaves her vast stores of Chemical Knowledge to the next Chemistry Class. fThey will probably need it.l Lydia Poland wills her basketball ability to Mrs. di Zerega. Louise Hummer values her possessions too greatly to give them away. Helen Cornell wills her chewing gum to Violet Byrne. Betty Lanham wills her charming personality to Mary Ann Kirk. Bobby Benton leaves his height to some tall person like Leland Byrne. Irene Payne wills her long dark hair to someone who hasn't the courage to cut it. Alice Craun leaves her ability to get along with the faculty to Betty Rae Wilson. Mary Elizabeth Trenary leaves her quiet ways to anyone who can use them as effectively as she can. Alice Martz leaves exactness and neatness to Frances Waddell. Good Luck, Frances. I, Kathryn Albaugh leave my uncontrollable temper to Florence Finchum. Watch it, Florence, it has hidden sources of energy. In witness whereof, we have subscribed our names, this second day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. Witness: Signed Betty Lanham Kathryn Albaugh X X X X X.X-y-x-x-x-s-i.-x-x-vx-x-x-x-sGywfb-X-x-x-X.-vx-x--g.X.X.X.X.X.X.X X X X X X I 21 J A

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i '7!ze .Swim Glau Galmdaa if September 3, 1946-Today the dignified Seniors entered room 3, eager to begin their last year in Aldie High. How glad they were to find Mrs. Virginia Elgin would be our homeroom teacher and sponsor. October 30, 1946-The Junior and Senior Classes sponsored the Hal- loween party which was a Hhowlingi' success, enjoyed by everyone. November 27, 1946-Thanksgiving Holidays began! What a welcome release this was from our studies. Strange as it may seem, we were ready to hit the books again, on December 2. December 5, 1946-The Senior and Junior Classes went to Washington to see the movie, Henry V, at the Little Theater. December 13, 1946+Big Show! The Daffy Dills . Big Success! ! Comments revealed that the three act comedy was one of the schools outstanding events. December 20, 1946-Ten big days for Christmas vacation! Need we say more? January 3, 1947-Snow flakes extended our planned 10 day Christmas vacation to 12. January 20, 1947-Exams! Enough! February 25, 1947- Who is That Man? a skit was presented for S. C. A. meeting. March 17, 1947,--There must be green in Them thar hills around Aldieg St. Patricks Day brought out the blarney', as well. April 3, 1947-Aheml girls, five days to parade those Easter bonnetsl May 2, 1947-Today was one of the jolliest days of the year. We had our Field Day and May Day dance. June 1, 1947-The Sermon to the Graduates was given at the Aldie High Auditorium by the Rev. Willis, an ex-Army Chaplain. June 2, 1947-Climax to all these extents. Yes! Twenty-two seniors in cap and gown were presented with the coveted diplomas. The Com- mencement Address was delivered by the Rev. C. W. Caulkins, whose words impressed us with the new responsibilities we face. June 3, 1947-The very last one of Aldie High School Days. May those who follow us find love and improve upon that which we have attempted to build. Signed Irene Payne Catherine Barbe 6233 -X-y-vw3.3.1-g-X-5-x.1.1.1-y.g g-X-1-Q,1.g,.1.y.g-y.g.y.g.y.x,.1.g