Berryville High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Berryville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1941 volume:

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K-Q1 , .QF :r1f 2 E The Seniors of 1941 take great pleasure in dedicating Volu e IV of the Spotlight M SS ELIZABETH ANN WITHERS a wlse teacher, an understanding counsellor, a loyal friend, who was never too busy to llsten to our problems, and who through her quiet digni ty, has influenced to seek higher aims 5 J K., Ji Xlllf-XJ! September School opens for the year 1940 41 Notice the ex cited Senlors Flrst football meeting of the year It looks like an outstanding foo+ball team this year Quarantine holiday' October Senior class officers elected Meet our new Pres ident Don Rocap First football game of the year Berryville swamps Harpers Ferry 15 O Berryville wins football game from Manassas 51 O Home Economics and Agriculture Fair JAMBORWE The Senior class presents 'The Choco late Cream Nedding N November Berryville defeats Aldie 27 O on the home field Dr Richmond,Stat Supervisor of Music, visits the school B H S football team suffers the only defeat of the season Front Royal wins 6 C Annual staff elected First shipment of Senior rings arrives Back from turkey dinner F1rst basketball practice of the season Many new candidates Mr Lemley takes first L ctures for the annual December Berryville defeats Bunker Hill in a double header Members of the school take part in sacred Christ mas pageant Berryville boys lose a basketball game to Handley Judges Out for Christmas holidays Orchestra presents aJ community sing Great success January Everyone back at school ready to work and prepare for examinations Berryville boys and girls defeat Boyce in a double eader on the home court Berryville spllts double header with Marshall The Berryvllle boys claim the victory B H S loses double header to Aldlp High School Exams begin today Why are some of the students so nervous? 4 f' XS A 1 , , 6 . 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QV- IJ ' ld 1' .3 fz f,f PQDSIDVNL ROBDRT BVRRY QLCRWTQRY JODVPHINW CARTVR TQJASURER DOROTILT ROP r VICE PRWSIDENT JOHN wOLFE COLORS PI'K AND UHITV FLOVTRS PINK AND 'HITD HOSTS MOTTO GIVU TO THF WORLD THU BWST THAT LOU HAJW AND THU BDST KILL CONT BACK Almlghty Lord, Wltl one accord, We offer THSB our youth And pray that Thou would'st g1V6 us now The warfare of the truth Thy cause doth clalm our souls by name, Because that we are strong In all the land one steadfast band, May we to ChT1St belong TO VOU N-Q-zglhaf i Qkrf A ALNIGHTV LORD Let fall on everv college hall The luster of Thy cross, That love may dare Thv work to share, And count all el e but loss Our hearts be ruled our snlrlts schooled Alone Thy wlll to seek, And when we flnd Thy blessed mind, Instruct our llps to speak Arthur Cottman CLASS PRKYFR These are the Wmornlngn days God help u keep The clear clean shlne of dawn withln our eyes, Help us to sow good seed that we may reap The autumn gold, and dear Lord, make us w1se To us the Swlft glad hours of youth for Thee Help us keep falth wlth lovellness, we pray, And g1Ve us the vision, Lord that we may see That Thou art walklng w1th u day bv day Wrltten by Grace Noll Crowell 8 ,.,,.- Xufr 'fl Jfd ,ff If , ,, , Z, , .1 f'1 lu .Ji .noon ll LU. 1- fy W - -.-. ,., 4.1 ... annoy -4 .J . ., L- .ounce l 1 T ln -J ICO!! 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Q . 1 Q . .l ' ...- 5 . . . y Q I ' V 9 , . , S s Q A ' . nal., rpg, 1 JOSEPHINE HOLLADAY CARTER Booty By word I betcha' Talent Typlng Hobby: Eatlng Destlned to be A stenographer With her qu1et, helpful way, Jose phine w1ll make the perfect secretary There 18 plenty of fun about her too CLARA ELEANLRA BARTHIL Clara By word Aw, shucks Talent Sew1ng Hobby Readlng Dest1ned to be Religlcus Educatlcn Teacher Underneath Clara's qu1et manner there's real determ1nat1on and amb1t1on She wants to be a teacher of some sort, and she'll make a good one AUDREY MAY CHESHIRL Audrey Talent Drawlng Hobby Read1ng Dest1ned to be Audrey 1S spec1al talent ness 1111 be a profession A nurse an excellent student w1th in draw1ng Her fr1end11 real asset in the nurslng LARY JULIA COCHRAN Mary By word Oh, my gosh' Talent Halr dP6BB1ng and clothes s1gn1ng Hobby Dancing De st1ned to be Mary knows keep them Her to her charm as A nurse how to w1n fr1ends an bright sm1le 1111 a a nurse QS' GSW HELEN ELIZABETH COLLIS 'Helen By l0PdS you reckon? Talent: House keeping Hobby: Roller skating Destined to bex A school teacher Here is one of our most stud1ous Sen1ors She is frlendly and engoys a conversat1on any old time W N ,fr - : Z ' I l - 0 .Elfw- W V I QPR By-word: That's over my head! in - 2 . ' ll I y - : l . . gifs , : b de- gil ei? , . . d . ' ' dd .. I - 9 , LAURA LARIE DRURY Dopey By word Gee, zorry' Talent MUSIC Hobby Collect1ng Dest1ned to be A Fr1endl1ness, Laura has them all adds, real success trlnkets nurse dependab1l1ty, charm, Then to those, she as an athlete and hlgh scholast1c record ,s Q' Sim MILDRED ELIZABETH HEREFORD Froggie By word Lawdy, lawdy' Talent MUSIC Hobby: Danc1ng Destined to be: An accountant Besides being an excellent student 'FPOgg16' is one of our most dignified Seniors Quiet but forceful, she will make an excellent accountant LILLIAN MAE DEAVERS 'Lil' By-word: For goodness sake! Talent: Typing Hobby: Roller-skating Destined to be: A beautician Behind Lillian's smile there is real friendship. Her attractive manner will help her in any career she chooses. ANNIS RUTH FOLTZ ADH1B By word Au shucks' Talent Spelling Hobby Play1ng croouet Dest1ned to be A stenographer Here is a quiet and amb1tious stu dent that never seems to get caught 1n the ups and downs of school l1fe successful stenographer she will be MARGARET BELL JOHNSON 'Margie' By word Oh, for heavens sake' Talent Ridlng Hobby: Horseback riding Destined to be A phar ac1st Margaret will be a success 1D her work because she 18 ambitious She is one of the 'faithful' Lat1n pupils and a good one 10 - X: '. t. fa. .' g tg !,p K .L - n f f ' . 'A it E - ELIZABETH ANN JONES 'Jonesie' By-word: Not really! Talent: Getting things done Hobby: Reading Deetined to be: A School Harm Elizabeth Ann's talents lie in many fields, and she has many friends. When the Seniors need help she is al- ways ready DOROTHY ELIZABETH LEVI Shorty By word Shucks' Talent Typing Hobby Mov1e star scrapbook Destined to be Red Cross Nurse Always wllllng to do her part, Ellzabeth can be counted on every time She v1ll take eff1c1ency and good humor lnto the Nurslng profession ii? as-5 is 127' GLORIA ANNE LONGERBEAM 'Gloria Anne' By word Oh, lal' Talent Music Hobby Collecting pennants Dest1ned to bex A Secretary A muszcian, dancer, and an actress is Gloria Anne, Her attract1ve person ality has made her list of friends a long one Gr u,.,4 HELEN RUTH KACKLEY 'Helen By word Oh, goodness' Talent Typlng Hobby Sew1ng Destined to be A School Teacher Here 13 one of our most stud1ous Sen1ors She is fr1endly and can keep up her end of a conversat1on any time VIRGINIA YCUNT LINDSAY 'Glnny By word Oh, f1ddle' Talent Wr1t1ng poetry Hobby Walking Destined to be: A nurse An author and a leader Her perseverance will make a Senlor play, w11l long be ll 18 Virglnla her a good remembered y' X - g, h . fgi iir' ir .Q .. - : . Ili . . J g, 6 A I H All 4 , 3 I inigzp edgy nurse. Her untiring effort in selecting I 'ddl ' hovrl f 4119 BERT!-IA LAY Le? ILLEN Byg1e By word I hope me die' Talent Basketball Hobby Correspondlng wzth pen pale Deet1ned to be A nu ee Bertha can always be depended on to do her beet, and her best 18 very good She w1ll make an excellent nurse J GRETTA MARIE OGDEN uret By word Good gosh' Talent Danclng Hobby DBBCIRQ Deat1ned to be A etenographer A good dancer and an equally go fr1end IS Gretta e i one o flue Beacon typ1ste aixw 4' go. O LH' HILDA LIPPITT McDONALD 'Hllda By word For goodness sakes' Talent Pereeverance Hobby C0119Ct1Hg star Destlned to be A Home s p1cturee Ee Teacher goal 1e, Hllda generally qu1et a COnVBF88t10D No matter what her w11l ach1eve lt She 1B but she can enter 1nto convinclngly RX? MARY ELIZABVTH Llbby LOKILAND By word I l1ke that Talent 'rltlng poetry Hobby Roller ekatlng Deetined to be A eten Energet1c, etud1ous,friendly,these nest deecr1be Elizabeth She has used the beet of her ab1lit1es to make our Annual a success ographer 'Q 4l'! 41 ' Nipf LARY ELIZABETH PIPER 'Mary Lzbby' y word AI, heck' Talent Muelc Hobby Co11ect1ng souvenlre eetined to be: A beautician Fr1endly and quiet 18 Mary Eliza eth, but always w1ll1ng to do her part 1n servlng Her part1c1pat1on school act1v1t1ee will be m1eeed 12 im - .3 . N. : . , . F frshkx A Avvy Q 'A-A 1 on oi, qi X, -QP E, I' ,K ,I U' ' I 3 O X : 4. . I . . ' 3 ' ELM ' ' . Sh s of xWK,l . , , . . Ill A B - : . 5- 2 ' D b . . . . . . . . in ROCA ESTHER PITTA 'Rosalie By word Listen' Talent Sewing Hobby Tolling a Bell Destined to be A nurse Rosa is quiet and friendly Her agreeable manner will make her a good nurse 509 DOHOTHEA ANTHONY ROCAP Babe By word Oh dear' Talent History Hobby Ice skating Destlned to be A technician A good student, manager,and friend are combined in this talented senior She will be missed for her participa 'T Q-' ANN ELIZABETH RUSSELL Annie By word Oh, Margie Talent Sewing Hobby Roller skating Destined to be A neat little home maker Here is the student who likes to keep on the go Her cheerful disposi tion has made Ann many friends 'ir 59 T' MARY CUMMIN PLLHAIUS 'Mary By word Fiddle dee de Talent Typing Hobby Skating Destined to be File Clerk Mary does her part to get the Bea con out on time Many school activities claim her time but she manaves to get in a lot oi run too ill ph if NIS3' BEATRIX ELLEN HUSSBLL Trixie By word Oh, my goodness' Talent Drawing Hobby Dancing Destined to be An artist A good artist and student is Trix ie Our Beacon and Spotlight' would be incomplete without Tr1x1e's artistic touch JAIILM ll. 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NORAA LEE TRENARY Norm By word: Honest' Talent oharlng 1n school act1v1t1es Hobby: oollectlng skatlng r1nk StlCk6FS Destlned to bex A news reporter Besldes belng an excellent student, Norma takes a lead1ng part 1n many school actlvltles Her clear strong volce makes her a good publxc speaker ,nf Qi FRANCnb LANL NOLFE 'iolfle' By word: Av, phooey' Talentx Danclng Hobby Golng to the movles Dest1ned to be A nurse If you've never met Frances you have m13S8d someth1no Behlnd that sm1le there 15 real cons1derat1on for others, an excellent qual1ty ln anyone, eepeclally a nurse LAhuAdhT LLL olcrboh Margle By word: Oh, my land' Talents Shorthand Hobby Roller skat1ng Dest1ned to oe A stenographer Our class wouldn t be complete wlthout 'yargle s' lauJh der good com merc1a1 record w11l make ent stenoarapher her an excell ff' f' .L CAMILLE CAPPBR BIDECARVHR 'CBmll18' By-word: No klddln' Talent: Afhl6tlCB Hobby: Danclng Destlned to be: A Secretary oamllle has made a record for leadersh1p 1n school 8Ct1V1t10S she 18 our g1rl star basketball scorer 1V ' ROBERT EMORY BERRY 'Berry' By lord I'l1 sock you ln the eye' Talent: Sports Hobbyz Stamp collectlng Destlned to bex Electrical englneer Frlendly and full of fun, Robert 18 lndlspensable 1n all school BCtiV1 lt168 He llll be mlseed 1n 8th1BtlC8 next year 14 to 1 . lv N Q - . - f 1 . . l igiiyn 2 ' ss ' Az ' ' We iqlllliii . . wr. . . . x h . 1 . I MARSHALL RANDOLPH BRYANT Turnlp By word Shucks' Talent Studylng h1story Hobby Readlng Destined to be A farmer Although he 18 qu1et as a mouse, he 18 a good student His steady d pendab1l1ty w1ll help h1m 1h any career he chooses 'CZ' 1' CHARLEe HERBERT CLEVENGER Charles' By word G gosh Talent Wood C8FV1ng Hobby Av1at1on and 1mlt8t1Hg bxrd calls Dest1ned to be An av1ator Although he's a l1ve wlre, Charles 18 a fr1endly student His knowledge on nature 18 hard to surpass Y ALLEN PRESTON EMMART Foot By word Shucks' Talent Running around Hobby Baseball Dest1ned to be A traveling salesman When everyth1ng is in an uproar Allen keeps a cool head. He is a star in every athletic contest. ks DAVID FRANCIS CHILDS Chllds By word: Aw, go on Talent Dancing Hobby Rais1ng baby beeves Destlned to be A test p110t Davld 15 our versatlle lad Any thlng you want to know about PH1B1Dg how to please the lad1es, ask Davld in---Q HERBERT JACKSON DUKE, JR Duke By word '0h, yeah Talent Modellng Boats Hobby Talking Destlned to be An electrlcal englneer Here 1B a student w1th outstand1ng gU811t16B of leadershlp and management H1s attract1ve manner has won him many fr1ends 15 Q ' . ' e- D Q Ln, Y , 1 9 I 0 N to -7 ' e , ,Q Q4 : . f.ff sie D . . : .' gwvufggsgy I . l - j'J3M?5Q5A , baby beeves, the latest dance step, or 3 f5ffTHli ' ' . ', cifm ,A .1 Vi l . ' 4' 2.p,W , , . , cl ll W . 1 , , ,,,' . 1 . . n n ' 7 as , 2 ROBERT MASON HOOKER Btbby By word Easy' Talent: Studylng Hobby Chemlstry Dest1ned to be A Doctor Bobby 15 a good student and leader, sh1n1ng 1n civ1cs and chem1stry He has the task of sign1ng all our checks ff JAMES RICHARD IDEN Jimmy D1ck' By word Son of my gun' Talent Debatlng Hobby Hand1ng out a l1ne Destined to be A cxvil Englneer Even though he's quiet, a history class would not be complete wlthout Jim my D1ck H13 attract1ve manner has made him many fr1ends 'Sigue ELWOOD DENNIS HEIRONIMUS Shr1mp By word Gosh cog Talent Bluff1ng robby Sports Destined to be Sports reporter Elwood s talent l1es 1n athletlcs, and actlng F18 l1V611H6SS w1ll help make hlm an excellent sports reporter atv- ROBERT ALLEN HOUuHTON Bobby By word Shucks' Talent M k1ng goals 1n basketball Hobby Athlet1cs Dest1ned to be Profese1onal athlete Bobby's ab1l1ty to ga1n fr1ends will aliays be an asset Although he part1c1pates in many Bth16t1CBg shlnes 15 basketball 41 RICE WAIGLEY LEVI,JR Buddy By word Heck f1re' Talent Football Hobby Danclng Deatlned to be A Pharmac1st Buddy doenn't make much nolse but he has a host of friends Hia accuracy llll amd him 1h his study of pharmacy. 16 I' ' I A 1 . 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' D I-I 'SZ' , SHIRLEY BALLANGER LICKEY Lickey By word: I don't care' Talent Jerk1ng sodas Hobby Sports Destzned to bea A Pharmaclst Sh1rley 18 a very l1kab1e student He is outstand1ng 1n all sports and can't be beat when lt comes to Jerk1n sodas fu i 'bs MILBURN RAY LLOYD 'Pets By word Then where you going Talent Industrlal Arts Hobby Roller ekat1ng LAWRENCE CLA: LONGERBEAM Lawrence By word Heck' Talent BBIHQ quiet Hobby Reading Destined to be A farmer This Sen1or 18 quiet His calm manner 1111 be a but 8mb1t1OU8 help to him ln any career He is one of the library' best customers HARRY RICHARD POTTS Dickie By Iord I don't know Talent: Football Hobby All athletzcs Destined to be: A professional athlete Dickie's attractive manner has made him many friends B H S till not soon forget his long runs in football Destlned to be AV1Bt0F For or1g1nal art ldeas, call on Pete Many shop work progects bear test1mony to h1s ab1l1ty with hammer and saw an., qua...-. CARL RODRICh PITTA Pitta' By word Why,sure Talent Football Hobby Athletlcs Dest1ned to be: A clerk Carl has a personal1ty that every one immediately l1kes He will be a great loss to next year's football team 1- G5 Z' 17 W W . . ww ,,., , . ,,. . .H an N 'A A - : 2 tarp. N I Q , g . Q- we : . . s I of if Qfxrpw 'F S T H' -:iff Raxj V. D f U 0 i X t I: Z J ii. z . ll 'T-so ' I I . K If I M Q' - : Zgi' Q C C O C THOMAS EDWARD STOUGH Tommy By word: By gully' Talent Gather1ng news Hobby Photography Dest1ned to be A news reporter Tommy has already proved himself a successful news reporter His ready sm11e and courteous manner have won him LYNWUOD MASON WHEELER Lenn1e' By words Horrlble death' Talent Danc1ng Hobby Collecting phonograph records Dest1ned to be A full fledged ProJection1st Lynwood has always added much humor to our class We are sure h1s wit will a1d him in anythmng he undertakes '-2' OLVIA CLAYTON STICKEL Ch1pp1e' By word Aw,heck' Talent Perseverance Hobby Huntlng Destined to be A Mechanic Although Clayton says very llttle, he likes to take part 15 Civics d1scuss 1ons He will be greatly missed 1n next year's Agr1culture Classes 4 9 ALBERT LEE VOROUS Albert' By-word: Shucks' Talent Agr1culture Hobby Baseball Dest1ned to be: A farmer Albert is among the few quiet Sen iors His agricultural abilities will help him to be a successful farmer GEORGE JULIUS WHITE 'White By word How about that' Talent: lusic Hobby Outdoor l1fe Dest1ned to be: An Aviator Julius is one of our friendliest Seniors. His musical abilities will always be a great asset. 18 . . . - : . K n 3 . . . . OI I - 1 . ' 4 I o . VE VAN U , - . A V ian: K 7.525f3 - 1,3 m ny friends. ggfgiki-Q ' sfzigyzi 5.41 .t, 'n ,fit xx v' I . 5 O . , . 0 ' , . ' Q J : ' : I . . I ' 3 0 z . JOHN THOMAS NOLFE Johnny By word: Dag gone Talent Stock judg1ng Hobby Runn1ng around Dest1ned to be Travellng salesman for a large f1rm Whenever any errands are to be run Johnny 18 rlght there with his Chev member 'ai' RALHi2mCHARYWHITE Zack By words Bless Bess Talent Debat1ng 'hx' Hobby Model railroadlng and mus1c Destined to be A Draftsman A good student and frlend 18 Zacha y As president of the orchestra he has done a great serv1ce to the school f-f Lf bo PF.. X1 Along the paths of school 1e'v shrug led, Gleanlng krowledge from our booms Each one tow rd the foal has la orec 'QTCHIDE on wlth Iorwazd looks LS8TDlFg through the teachers' guldance What lt neans to do our share, Taklng part lH clubs and classes, StT1VlDg to be Just and Now the tlme has come for Memorles of those happy Brlng looks of sadness to Many hearts are stirred falr Dartlng years our feces, wlth tears. Citlzens, all, we face the future, Traveling down that rugged roadg Road to success or road to fallure, Each one sharlng the others' load. Virglnla Llndsay 19 Y U II - - 3 6 : . I N Y: 6 ,, ,, . . - 5,21-, V ' 5, . s,ws3f??:r'. ' n Giza! rolet. He 18 a successful 4H Club fQgg2QJ quyfmb 7H.4Wea xiiK?Qf ' fm? If' at . me if WAJJVQ MWil.a 'i ff L 'fsisaaqwf , ' -I an l C lk - 2 lb' g ' LL ' L : r - . :lk r . ,J 1 Q' F' N K.: xl .I N v e rg . ' , 5 'I I ' , L 3 Ln 3 L, , of . 'fn 4' ' o ulx 0 7' . .g . . . . I . KJ s:d'! 'l 'le'E1f'bT5J914 fo X1 ... Go J'7ORfJ-1 Tune lals of tte llttle Red School far clouds rave formed, Cros the wa+ers so blue But we are sane lH our land, Loyal, ard blave are we here today ard we'll march Wlth our heads helr hlvh r od Keep us strorv 1 we vo foltb from school a troubled and war torn world arewell, dear pals of the Berryvllle Hlgh, ltere we have had so much fun Tre tlme has come, when we all must vo To make our l1fe's work worth whlle Plea e don't forvet our dear Class 41 , dow we struggled to reach our Te chers, we won't for et How you stood by us here Ard the pals of the Berlyvlll Hlvh Plorla Anne Lone rbeam la I 1 W C-4,-SL45 n:p1,: awaifww 20 'V' xfzf - - ' 'T 1 ul ll s e Fu ' , 1 -1 L ' L. ' . . 3 - l ., T ', . Dee G 1 AJ AAS ., 1 A A , To ' F .za A ,V I . sll U 1 ' l 2 9 - I I s q X Il N goal, 3 2 V l ' l 3 .3 . l ..-J we , E . K lv, K, Mak. if . gg J '1' Q-1 5 -Mifldig 4- V V-0:1 1 A ln - 7 , I CC' 1' re' k...J-oo FJJ School ' What a sensational thrlll 1S felt by ev ry young boy or glrl he flrSt enters a schoolroom They know thls step means happy days, good t1m6S, and lots of never to be forgotten experlences Thls 1S what school meant to seventeen 9XC1tSd glrls and boys eleven years ago Why, we were start1ng our career' Wach year were determlned to strlve a llttle harder, put forth a more earnest effort to reach our goal, and patiently awalt the day when we would become graduates of Berryvlll Hlgh School Together ln the flrst grade, Josephlne Cart r, fllzabeth More land, Lynwood Wh86lSP,wl1ZHbSth Levl, Hllda McDonald,L1ll1an Deavers, Helen Kackley, Robert Hook r, Ellzabeth Hereford, Herbert Duk ,Marge ret Simpson, Ann Russell, Ellzabeth Ann Jones, Clara Barthel, Lary Ellzabeth Pifer, Mary Polhamus, Norma Trenary, Robert Houghton, Buddy Levl, and Jlmmy Dick Iden started on thls 6XC1f1Hg adventure through the grades A tlngle of Joy was felt ln each of our hearts as we struggled wlth our read1n', 'r1t1n', and 'rithmetlc How eager each was to b the flrst to be called on to reclte the 'A'B'C'snor to count from one to a hundred by two's The second grade brought us no new pupils In the third, Davld Chllds, from Summlt Polnt, in the fourth, Annls Foltz, from Core, V1rg1n1a, Gloria Anne Longerbeam, Mllburn Lloyd, and Shlrlev Lickey from Berryvllle were welcomed 1nto the class The flfth grade brought Audrey Cheshlre from Keyser,West V1rg1n D C , Zachary Whlte from Port Republlc, Vlrglnla, Albert Vorous, and Allen Emmart from Berryvllle Our class the fOllOWlHg year gladly welcomed flve more pupils who soon became our frlends Into our mldst came Frances and John Wolfe from West Vlrglnia, Mary Cochran from Boyce, D1Ckie Potts, Charles Clevenger, and Marshall Bryant from Berryvllle To our number in the seventh grade, were added Virglnia Lindsay from Boyce, Laura Drury from Charlestown, West Vlrvlnla, Camllle Wisecarver and Bertha McF1llen from Berryvllle The class roll was now forty one and we were Just b glnning to realize that thls would be our last year 1n the elementary grades We would soon be ln high school' High School' My how 1mportant Ch1S word seemed in the seventh grade' But soon another word seemed more lmportant NOh, o be a Senior,W we would say We have enjoyed our high school days to the fullest extent Our first year in these new surroundlngs brought us Margaret Johnson,from Summit Point, Tom Stouvh from Handley High School in Winchester, and Lawrence Longerbeam from Plne Grove School In our second and thlrd years flve students were added Gretta Ogden from Middletown Hlgh School, Beatrlx Russell from Warrenton, Dorothea Rocap from Atlantlc Clty Hlgh School, Carl Pitta from Blue mont, Clayton Stlckel and Flwood H 1POHlMuS, from Berryvllle At this polnt we were thlnklng of our Senlor year Jhy, w would soon be really important people in the Berryvllle High School' But, in the meantime, we were getting a lot of fun out of belng Jun 1ors We began to take our places wlth Seniors 1n the typing room The secrets of ShOPth8HG curls and lines were opened to us We began to take our share of publishing the 'Beacon' and we even voted on the Senior 'Who's Who' More than anythlng else, we engoyed entertaining the Seniors at the Junior Senior prom And now' Now we have reached our long sought for goal Our last year has brought us Rosa Pltta from Bluemont, and Julius White from Berryvllle Cont nued on pa S 73 21 f AX I K - l Ill ' ' e ,' as . , . . ' . D . we n e u I 0 . . . S L . x - M . . L. A . . e ' e H - ' Ar A . . . . . I e la, Helen Collis from Boyce, Virginia, Robert Berry from Washington , C O l u . O A. . 'J o - . S . . . . , I . . ' to us. t I 4 O . . O . . , .L 0 V 0 . A e. at . . . . . . . v e . L., I . 0 . . ' O ' 0 O I . O 1 , . rg JN rO.LL. B: DV!-Ju IN .,-XJNAEJQJC X IN 1919! Barthel, Clara Stud nt ln lresbyterl Church Cchool lH RlCY , 2 A6 hlsslonary ln Kv OUHt2lPS, 5 rry, Robert Craduate of V l I AL U1HUPF of award for out strndlnp work ln football, L5 Member of Recsklqs, O Dowens Irs Laura Drury A ress I l eat r, ash , D A3 A5 lar 1 C to EdW3lQ Bowens of Dew York lty, L5 yant, narslall Praduate lH Buslness Admwnlstratlon Standard O11 Co 11 738211, 55 Burns, lrs rllzabeth aereford Prlvate Sec of J A Burns Pres of Nat dank of Balt L7 50 har led to J A Burns r O Carter, Joseghlne Recelv u d1nloua at Strayer Wusi Coll 4 Employee ln Navy Dept , Jash D C heshlre, Audrey Att nd d Vassar Art classes, A2 Lo COmA9fCl5l artlst for Vovue A g3ZlD6, L3 Now art lnstructor at Mary Washlngton Coll hllds, Davld Grauuat O1 exas lJlqg School, L6 Medal for dls tlH5ulSh9d servlce ln orld ar II L1C9US d pllot 1D P n Amer lC8H Alr Llnes, 5 Clev 15 r, h rles Course on stock f8lSlHF at V P I odel cattle far , L3 lot C b st cattle rals r in Clarke co , '52 Cole, ary ochran Operator of B auty Salon 1U Cleveland, Ohlo LL A arlled lon Cole, star football nleyer, L7 uOlllS, nelen Receiv c tralnlnp at hlnchester em Hospltal, L2 A6 County nurse of cl rke uUmmlHFS, 'ary Polhamus F le clerk lH H S I , Wash,D C 5b Iarrled Cant A D CUMHlUPS of U S Arny Alf Corps '5 onvressmau, A res o 'ol H mart, 1 H lr to ranch 1H A5 N tlOQBllf famed for suc es 1D sr eo elslnp Foltz, Annls Emnloyed as clerk ld Peopl s' Druv tor , ' D C 5 50 Ca hler, Landsber ' Dept ore, h D C 51 l F9lTOHlmUS, lwood Iember of Glants' Baseball team, Q7 Short stop on te m that won xorld's chauplonshln, 52 Hooker, Robert Graduate of Rlch ed Coll h Johns HODKlUS, L6 50 Dlscov red serun to cure wrfantlle narelysls, 60 Houghton, Pobert Attended Unlv of Rlch and studled pharmacd, A6 Owner of Corlel Pharmacy, Norfolk, V Iden, Jlmmy D101 Graduate of Rlch Ie Co l stabllshed rrar 1n hlHCh6St9F, 7 oongressm n lrom 7th Dlst Ea O Johnson, hrrq t Attend d Iary H8Sh1HUtOH Coll , Ll up Latln at Un1v of Va , M9 Latln Instructor at Handley Flgh O Jones, Ellzabeth Ann F8IUVlll9 Colle e pradu te, A5 V A degree 1B Engllsh, EET Unlv , O Hgl1Sh supervlsor at Uarrlsoxburg l dackle , Helen ladlson Coll 'A5 A from COlUmbl8 Unlv , 8 Instructor in Soclology, L8 5b Sec of Labor, 55 61 Levl, muddy Graduate uI ky U 1V Senator of Va, A7 Sec of State under Pres Herbert Duke, 61 Levl, EllZabeth Graduate nurse of Jackson lemorlal Hospltal, Lex Va , E3 Prlvate Purse of Mrs Blake, w1fe of 'ec of Interlor 0 Ue d of Emerfency qOSDltBl, Wash, D C Llckev, Snlrley Jolned U Davy, Lleut Commander of U S S Ohlo, 5 ndsay, Vlr 111a Publlshed Why Book of Po msn O Author of HPoems of V1fglH18n 56 Won Pulltzer Deda , 58 Llovd, hllburn Graduate of Rardolph Fleld, Texas, A8 Second Lleut in Laval A1r Reserve, 5 22 X .fl I ' H FN 1 C 1 J' z f g f , J . - e ' D , f 'en o S ' ' ' L. 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W f0LL. 33: WH, N ,XMEJQ Cf lx! 190i Loneerteam, lOTlo nne RSCSlX6G ce ree a OG ouser 1 cry of as c, '49 oatract Nltb det OOOl1t n Cp re Fo '53 ngerbean Lawrence ttended V 1 1 and stadled Clvll n 1neer1n 'ow foreman of S rat ronst JCLLOD Co artln, 'rs L1ll1an Deavers Cracuate 1U lome COHOD1C '45 drrled to D m rtln of Carol1n ' 5 rDonald Hllda ostlraduate ln Rome cononic lf ferr wlll i pchool, '40 Two yelrs t 'adison Coll Home c denonstritor for Northern Va lower Co , '45 fcFillen Pertha Graduate of Strayer LQIHSQS Coll '45 nteno raprer to H L Rust Co I P ivate sec to V1ce Pres J S ' tchell Mrs Norma Lee mrenary Course 1n JOUTU3llSH at 'ary nald W1D '42 Reporter for the New York ferald m lhlm '46 Mar rled Ralph '1tchell, edltor of New Yorm LSTdlQ r1Lune oreland, F11 abetb Graduate o llttsbur ASlHSS5 oll lrivate c r Black, sec of Jar, ' 5 Pr1vate stenographer of Presldent vure, Ogden, retta Graduate of Straver, '44 spec al course ln busl ness admin Wre e lCK burr '47 Pr x t to J d 1 l ams of Nheellnv, TestSVa ,'49 A 1 6 u e 1 Pifer, Mary nllzabeth Volunteer Red Cross Nur 1 orl ar Dletltian of St Luke's Hospital, Rlchmon Pltta Carl Employee at Owens' Cle1ninP and Pre s1n shop, Owner of Martlnsourv Cleaners, '51 P1tta Rosa Clerk lH COSm9t1CS dept of lecht Co shln ton '44 45 Travelin salesmonan for 'OOdlH Comp n , '54 Potts, Dlckey Noted lor football honors t I Wlrst baseman on New York C1ants team, '55 cap, Dorothea Reporter of ITSS Uerald '48 Neve correspondent for A P forelpn countrles '49 Russell, nne D1ploma 1D Llbrary QCIGDCS from Ceo 'ash UHlX ,'5O lsslstant l1br rlan in Llbrary of Congress '52 Russell, Eeatrlx Bachelor of Comme cial 'rt Degree at New York,'48 W n award for her masterpi ce The Plame ' Stickel, olavton Noted as OUtSt85dlHQ apple vrower of l1r lD1d '55 Owner 0? largest and best orchards 1n south '62 Stouvh Tom Graduate of WPh1la School of Pbotovr phy' '44 Staff of Phlla Herald '44 48 Nat Geographlc '45 Vorous Albert attended Georgia Tech Coll Dent of 1 rlculture, '44 'odel 'arm ' Wheeler, Lynwood Manager P1tt's Clarco Theater, Berryville Va ,'49 Manaber of CH3lH of theaters from Pa to New York '55 Whlte Jullus Clerk in A A P store Phlla 44 50 'anaeer of atlantlc and Paciflc Tea Co ln Trenton New Jersey '55 Nhlte Zachary attended Peabody Muslc Conservatory '45 46 Now n1P8CtOF of 'usic at Conory M Henry Coll at BTlStOl Va Nisecarver, Camllle Graduate of COlUmbla Unlv Dept of Physical Education '47 athletic dlrector at Vassar Coll '55 Nolfe, Frances' Attended Mary Washington Coll '42 46 wrench teacher at St Catherlnes Richmond Va '49 Wolfe, John Graduate of Brldeewater, Ma COmllSSlODST of Farm ad m1n1strat1on, '52 -Audrey Cheshire 25 1 9 rx 1 r r' 1 I A I ' .Q 1 ' G a - ' ' g at Iefl 'y C 1- vet - - ' f - , 7'-1 ,. 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AUD FLSFAMSN Be lt Known ev rfwhere that today, we, tne members of the r6H1Of lass ol l9L1, o6TFVVlllS H1ah School, be1ng of sound u11d do herew1th pr V169 for th1s last and f1nal d1SDOS1t1OH of our OULSCFTGWIF eb1l1t1es and p CUl1qIlt19S, the terms of this ulll be r un VllOuSlY agr ed to 33 S910 memb rs of the clas of 1 1 and af 111 d Lf VQFlOUS and SUIQIQ J1tH9 ses 1 To Bob Smalley, 'arshall Bryant bequeaths 11s qul tness, a l1ttle of thls may help, Bob 2 LO altert Lee, H11burn Llovd leaves P13 11terest 1n shop work tlree DICCGS oi boards, and S1X 1 u ed c ns of p 1 3 J1nny LlCh lden leaves th road to Charles Town open to Charles lder Lake good use of it Charles, there are some CJ ls n t 4 John Jolfe bequeaths to Jo FOTSGI the attractlon of a cer ta1n 11t 1 blonde 5 Beatrlx Russ 11 1 aves her erf1st's SUDpll6S to Betty Bum barber DlCkl lotts leav s to RPFlHWld Fuller his ab1l1ty to star all sports Qobert Berry, the b1g est of the lass, leaves h1s go111ty o Lloyd Burner Laura nrury, the cutest O1 the class, leaves th1S honor to 10 James Luke, Clara Barth 1 leaves h r ab111ty o study lake use of 1t, James, because a llttle study1na helps out at exan t1me 10 Bertha IcF111en leaves her ab1l1ty as cha1ruan of the school bus colnlttee to 8VtlS Jgfffl 11 Herbert Duke bequ atns h1s success as a leader to Eddie Lew Hart 12 rel n hecll y le ves ner foxdness for argu1ng on the school bus to 5HT1S lsecarv r Take heed, Harle lj Tara r t Johnson leaves her ab1l1ty to study Lat1n to B111 Henson lb Camllle lsecarver, the flfl who rurs un basketball scores, leaves her exoertness to larlan F agans Do your best, 'QP1BH, they 111 need you next year 15 Tommy Stough leaves h1s Wlnchester f3HC1SS to Uohn Lee 16 Glorla Anne Longelbeam leaves her ,ood alto vo1ce to Louise Tapscott 17 norna Lee Tlen r1, the brlehtest of the class, bequeaths th1s honol to Jlmmy LlVGHgOOd 18 lo Tomuy Polhamus, Albert Vorous leaves H15 1nterest 1D Vocatlonal Agr1culture If you don't need th1S, Tonmv, pass lt on to Kenn th Lee 19 AHF1S roltz le ves to Ruth Hardesty her slend rnees When you have pon throueh the MOIll s of l1gh Qchool maybe you won't need lt 20 Nargaret Slmpsor, that cote 11ttle blonde, leaves her glggles to 710138 Rosenberry 1f she wants them 21 Mary Cochran leaves her reoutat1on a best dancer to Ralph Cochran Keep lt lH tne fa11l , Ralph 22 Zachary Wh1t to Charles Lyons, le ves F1S ab1l1ty to bluff Perhaps you won't need lt, Charl1e 23 Robert Pougrton bequ atbs h1s 3dmlP8t1OH for blondes to hPlV1H 'CFarland, Just so lt 1sn't the same one 2A Wlwood PS1fOHlmUS leaves 513 ab111ty to Sklp classes to James Bell Pope you can do lt as well as Shrlmp 25 Vlrglfla Llndsay w1l1s her smallness to Elalne Bell 26 From Ellzabeth Ann Jones goes the ab1l1ty to argue to Carroll Rhoden 24 I C ' - - ' X I H K ' I .4 ' 1 ' G ', ' c f 1' 1 I K . ,, ,. . 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Lrof WILL AUD ,E,'S'f'AM N 27 Allen Wnmart leaves to 'ancy Prlce nls power to keep hls t emper 28 nrances Jolf bequ aths her ablllty to make fr1erds to Brook Harrls 29 Cha le Clevenver leaves hls lntcrest lr N111 llfe to John Desereble 30 To Peggy Lee goes Jullus Jh1te's ablllty to fuss If you don't need lt, Peafv, pass lt on to Gay Levl 3l Shlrley Llckey bequeaths HIS H lght to Francls Iarcua 32 Vllzabeth Hereford leaves her ahlllty to fllrt to Gay Denny It's all rlght 1f you c re to do lt, Gay 33 To Jam s Bell, Buddy Levl l aves h1s slowness, that will glVS you the champlonshlp, James 34 Clayton Stlckel leaves hls smallness to Lvnn Qlonaker You know lt pays to by small SOmGtlHGS 35 Jos phlne Carter le ves her tvplnr fra es 36 Carl Pltta leaves h1s broad shoulders to 37 Anne Russell leaves her smlles to Vsth r always cone lH handy, Esth r Ramsbdrg I am sure 39 hllda Wcnonald l Lee nders LO To the treasurer 38 Rosa Pltta leaves her dark con leilon lt wlll be bSCOHlHg, Rose aves her lnterest 1n U me for Hollv Houan Oterllne Fran They Wlll to Rose Ellen llen WCOHOHlCS to Ann of next year's Qenlor Class goes Dorothea Rocap's ablllty to ke p up Wltb the Senlor dollars bl Lllllan D av rs op you don't mlnd L2 To Harold Dltta, the change, Vax l aves her blond halr to axene Ogden Pal n Collls leaves h r d pendabllltv L3 LO Betty LocVe so s larv Lolhamus's teas1.g ablllty Don't carry lt too far, Betty bb llzabeth oreland leaves ner shorthand exp rtn ss to Kate lcrxat, '5 Gretta OgQpH leaves to rreddf Jones n r love to Jltterbug 1 y L oas lwzac tn v1's Wchub lness N Don't take so much that you can't tan danc , P ggy L7 Lynwood Mheel r beque ths hls D5VlQ ulsecarvar aybe he already he o ddle Lew Hart ao s Lawrence dream D rhaps they mlll keep you trouole, ddle A9 lary llzabech Dlfer leaves h ablllty to W1SECr3CK nas edodgh, thouah Longerbead's aolllty to day 1u1et som lH s and out OI s leanor Lock I am sure you won't need uucd of thls, leanor 50 Rooert Uookar leaves P15 neatness to Tommy Polhamus Better take advantage of lt, lomny 5l Davld ohllds le ves hls QOOQ Q1SOOSlt1OP to Peru r Park r Tnlnk you wlll n GQ lt, Uermano 52 To Hallle Dors J, Audrey O O EO 1 Ne're sure t1lS 1ll come 1H 5A To Mr Bradl y we mlll a be of great help to you Ch shlre le ves h r curly halr to carry hls Nlost 8FtlCl6Su ln handy, Ur oooley vacun cleaner e hone thls wlll 55 To the raculty we le va two extra teacders, so they won't have to work so hard 25 Frances Wolfe Davld Ghllds ' ' ' X I X ' ' ' g A qi , . ,. . 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JRIGI.AL JRATOR QT BLJF 'R LOUD BIGGUS BABY CUTTST BIGGUST TEASV B QT ACTRESS AND ACTOR NEATEST 26 BOY erbert Duke Rlchard Potts Robert Berry Rlchard Potts Zachary Ihlte Robert Hooker Robert Hooker Herbert Duke Herbert Duke arshall Bryant Herbert Duke Zachary White Buddy Levi Robert Houghton Herbert Duke Buddy Lev1 Herbert Duke Davld Childs Davld Chllds Jullus White Zachary Whlte Robert Pooker Herbert Duke James Iden hllburn Lloyd Herbert Duke Carl Pitta Herbert Duke Robert Berry Rlchard Potts Herbert Duke Lynwood Wheeler Robert Hooker X e..f 'f ,F , T . U lu x.. -1 . , . T m,., . 1 , n Br. T l- ugly T-' v . 7 u Lu BEST D'MCER . , - F .xv . ,.. A 1 . ,Z m ' -. 1 ' V - r'1 T xl ' 5 9 . gn.. S - , . Q A ' .rflm...uT a My 0 S:-17 M 1 A.. - X, . 1 To J V J.. D .A .L .J ll . . . . . . . , m., l l .. LJ L. .LIL fu 1 7 Ifrmgw m rr Q Q l.. l lu - 5 u L ll. I l . 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' I 1 N ' . 222' A - mx. , 4, DUJNUCDUQS ul: OFFICERS President Marylou Rocap Secretary Betty Rumbarger Vice Pres1dent Melvln McFarland Treasurer Charles Enders Colors Blue and Whlte Flower Larkspur lst End Brd 4th TOW POW POW POW MOTTO Strive, for H0thlHg is had without great labor Gay Denny Betty Locke,Betty Rumbarger,Nell Osborne Carter Esther Lee, Nora Orndorf, Kate McKay Susan Trusse1l,Lol1ie Vorous, Maxene Ogden, Hallie Dorsey, Charlotte Williams, Maytie Jeffries, Pauline Ashby Betty Singhas, Genevieve Knight, Louise Tapscott, Molly Hough Marylou Rocap,Frances Broy, Agnes Trussell,Ann Lee Enders, Robert Smalley Fred Jones,Jimmy Livengood,Sterling Frank, John Deserable, Louis Edward Hart, Charles Duke Mr Pope, Walter Willis, Morton Mumma, Elmer Suddith, Jack Bell, Melvln McFarland, Albert Lee, John Lee, Kenneth Lee Charles Enders Harold Pitta iiiii4iXitiiiiii8iit Ralph Cochran Jean Clarke,Josephine Lancaster, Rose Ellen Ramsburg, Marie Wisecarver, Charlotte Foltz, Frances Smith 28 I 'L L J, :Chau ,MJ ,v q ' IC-J ,. 1 22223 ...I S f 24' v . L ' .iv ,g7Q19?f' ., 'tS2:1. ' . OCQUI lflll lf... . ' CIQII . 2 . . , , : . , 1 f REGDUDUKDQGGDUKIQEQ OFFICERS President Francis Marcus Secretary Hilda Cheshire Vice President Margaret Barthel Treasurer Bill Henson Colors Blue and White Flower Larkspur st 2nd 5rd 4th 1'OW POW POW I'0W MOTTO Enter to learn go forth to serve Eloise Rosenberry, Ruth See, Lenora Foltz, Louise Bryant, Charlotte Anne Feltner, Helen Pearson, Ruth Hardesty Ann Hudson, Betty Lou Kerns, Margaret Barthel Hilda Cheshire, Eleanor Locke, Gay Levi, Garnett Smallwood, Martha Jane Jones Herman Parker, William Bryant, Joe Dorsey, Francis Marcus, Alvan White, Bennett Russell, James Bell, Brownie Stolle, Thelma Milburn Bill Henson, Nelson Linaburg, Lorraine Russell, Miss Kern, Betty Stough, Peggy Lee, Geneva Burner, Lloyd Burner, Rebecca Levi 29 , w s ..... ..... OOCOC 000.0 OIIIO OOIOO . 1 1 . . . ' I . . . . CFlfREEi3U1MHIIQl llliiew 1? 'KP-.4 3 fr OFFICERS President Jean Randolnh Secretary Elizabeth Beverly Vice President Leonard Bell Treasurer Brooke Harris Colors Lavender and Whlte Flower Iris lst 2nd 3rd 4th POW POW POW POW MOTTO Not on the heights, but climbing Georgene Lee Elizabeth Beverly, Dorothy Rovers, Nancy Price, Marian Feavans, Brooke d rris, Jean Randolph, Patricia Wynkoop, Marion Raye Louise Jones, Reginald Fuller, Evelyn Louise Fiddler, Dorothy Fletcher, Reba Garnett Bell, Elizabeth Ann Knight, Fishpaw, Jessie Freeman, Irvin Carroll Miss Griffin, Charles Fletcher, Elaine Bell, Garnett Thompson, Lucille Fiddler, Helen Thomoson, Louise Huff, Thelma Tapscott, Eva Pope, Mary Ann Davis, Peggy Everhart, Charles Lyons, Tommy Polhamus, James Duke Robert McFillen, Leonard Bell, David Shackleford, Carroll Rhoden, Robert Lee, Reginald Mills, Kermit Rhoden, Blake Denny, Conrad Burner, Donald Russell Foltz, Louise Crim, Clarke, Jane Carter Eleanor Lee, Ann Iklkllikllfllflklkllllkilililrivlllkiiliililllliiil Mickey Longerbeam, Carroll Williams, David Wisecarver, Robert Lee 50 , k -4, xl 3 -. -, ,,,. . 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SEEWIIIQIUIQH CIBERAXUDEE OFFICERS President Eddie Nisecarver Secretary Nancy Nolfe Vlce President Eddie Berlln Treasurer Jane Cary Lindsay Harry Lee Arnold lst row Ruth Shewbridge, Ruby Sowers, Willa Kacklev, Mary Unger, Marilyn Deavers, Gladys Cr1m, Lorraine Tumblin, Mary Jane Shepherd, Ethel Hereford, Nancy Wolfe, Josephlne Drury 2nd row Kathleen Elliott, Helen Arnold, Dorothy Carroll, Gladys Homar,Winifred Kackley, Betty Jean Borwell, Ruth Plottner, Rae Fletcher, Virvlnia Owens, Doreen Russell, Anita Lewis, Wilma Pitta, Jane Cary Llndsay 3rd row Marian S1Hgh8S, Floyd Dorsey, Ivan White, Eddie Berlln, John Milleson,Earl Brown, Jr ,Arthur Hurd, Evelyn Lawrence Hazel Foltz, Jane Ashby, Harry Lee Arnold, Ralnh Linaburg, Holmes Vorous, Frances McClaughry, Jeannette McCarty 4th row Margery Holtzclaw, Irene Gray, Lynn Slonaker, Richard Carter, Mlss Hardesty, Allen McDonald, Warden Foley, James Peebles,Raymond Creel, Robert Fuller, Marle Tumblin, Esten AfflecK,Lemuel See, Nllliam Shepherd,Harry Childs, Francis Chapman, Mrs Slonaker 4l2k10UI0k1lUlrlk4Uklklklk1k1klk1lUklll4I Julia Beverly, Nancy Davis, Peggy Arnold, Marie Tumblin Stanley Singhas, Eddie Wisecarver, Robert bmith Charles Marlow 51 , DEAL W by Sa, ' L 1' 4 W ? ' D 1 . AV' - V - L t 3. . , l 1 W 0406 P Qhe CO' aimfn How C QA UR i-fp., Q L Dr, if KQV 'L eoi Q40 6 IS 'HMS mi Awwww 1 I wer Hg' I C K 5A ,. A . l Q11 4 . SM 2? 9:12 - .N ' - A ' BN T H E R E Hb aww. Smsxi- 'HM ou 17011 ua foil- ilif 5 71- ew' Ou II1 5 'I-ka. 'Hawken -kdnv-X V' X KUMO- fl hck-'1 cmmgw-S S Qgxl +Mm+ wwe Cavs A. Shukes PRIN Benkdwes Q W'-. l?e en HM eu: me 'fs Nea 55 Q 2 ' , I 'Q QA A C- . Q Y me W ,,,,. 4 . - , I X 'I ' 'I I ,S ix .1 ,, 11 5 - 9 . L D R VR J R BRADLWY The Staff of The Spotllght' salutes another J R Bradlev, our Jenltor ana CUStOd1HH of school propertv mr Bradley, throu h h1s lnfluence and inter est 1D th students, occuples a unlcue place ln the memory ches s of all the puplls It 1S h who 1S the f1FSt to arrlve at school and the last to leame we feel that our Senlor days w1ll not be com plete untll Mr Br dley locks the doors eft r Com mencement is ov r 54 A . . . n fl ' I distinguished person at Berryville High School--Mr. I I . . u . s a . . 3 - . 9 . .A . - L ' . ' S ' vrr ' ' - . ur Q fl A S . e . 49 'wx we My L? Q Q -v IQQ 1 T-,her 4 1- I UE N Q- 'X GQD I f 42 g X 5 G ob Y' P f u f Aix ax Q gif: f S - I , uf , C X X Qvwgruebve. nal 1' c. -' H w : J , Af' at X , V Illl- XY f f I X Ao J ,W lx 43' i eeeovv X x ., X7 620' - I X XX 774- IN' 'X Q . 0 Y x Ye 'sn' 5 r o aa ! , WT Q QQ 0 3 5654! kv Q' UURPO E ihe oiroose of tb1S orpeni zation shall be to promote the idea of self aovernment among its members, to create in the student body a deeper sense of responsibility, to proaote the ol sest co operation among the pupils and to secure the most eflective co ordination of all the social,athletic, civic, and petriotic school activities President Herbert Duke Vice Presld nt Secretary ZHCHHPY White Norma Lee Trenary Treasurer Bobby Hooker Sophomore Ann Hudson Freshman David Nisecarver Sponsor- Miss Hardesty Senior Junior 56 Robert Berry Harold Pitta Qeventh Grade Betty Boxwell lst 2nd rd th th alia Qjfmb nv. -mpg hkixx. X .Bys- ' x sg-U Sr 'Cr ,XA OFFICERS President Secretary Norma Lee Trenary Nell O Carter Vice President Treasurer POW POW TOW 1'OW POW Ralph Cochran Robert Houghton Norma Lee Trenary, Ralph Cochran, Nell Osborne Carter Robert Houghton Clara Barthel, Elizabeth Hereford, Miss Withers lsponsorl Gay Denny, Sterling Frank Robert Hooker,Helen Kackley, Mary Polhamus, Marv Elizabeth Pifer, Betty Locke, Gretta Ogden Esther Lee, Harold Pitta, Betty Rumbarger, Susan Trussell, Zachary White, Virginia Lindsay Lollie Vorous, Nora Orndoff, Herbert Duke, Elizabeth Ann Jones, Laura Drury, Camille Wisecarver 57 as - 'Rx L '- L L '- ze ,' ' QL 2. ini.. ,init llil W L 5 F , A 1 L Q L I be z L ss V' w f.. at L ' L f ? av lld C g - L Ax E ' X V S I Lf ion, GA ?' A E eg 4 ,Uno s IJQ gi Eye, L fl ' C W -. ' V E L .1 f 1 a ' X Q5 Q m fgaki . 3 ttel N f 1. 7 1 : 9 3 : , L : 5 : Clit TLIIK OFFICERS Consuls Quaestor Censor Laura Drury Charles Lyons Bob Smalley Zachary Nhite Aediles Pro Consul Praetor Virginia Lind say Bobby Hooker Jean Randolph Gay Levi lst row 2nd row 3rd row Elizabeth Beverley Georgene Lee David Wisecarver,Thelma Milburn, Eva Pope, Lorraine Russell Elaine Bell, Betty Lou Kerns, Ann Hudson, Virginia Lindsay Margaret Barthel, Reba Clarke, Charlotte Williams, Francis Marcus Leonard Bell, Brooke Harris, Laura Drury, Jean Clarke, Gay Levi, Georgene Lee,Martha Jane Jones, Geneva Burner,Charles Lyons, Joseph Dorsey, Louise Bryant, Mary Ann Davis, Nancy Price, Marian Feagans Robert Hooker, Margaret Johnson, Miss Kern, Nelson Linaburg Betty Stough, Elizabeth Beverley,Patricia Wynkoop,Mary Pol hamus, Robert Smalley, Jean Randolph, Bill Henson, Zachary White, Ronald Locke, Fred Jones, Conrad Burner 58 4 . ,y G. , ',is,f L E 1 Q ' .N , h 'W lst 2nd rd Atn nhrarn Qffmg OFFICFRS Presld nt Secr tary Dorothea Rocao Jean Randolph V106 Presldent Treasurer Mary Cochran Elizabeth Ann Jones POW POW I'OW I'OW Jean Randolph,El1z beth Beverly, Reba Clark,Ruth Hardesty, Betty Lou Yerns, Marlan Ray, Louls Bryant, Hel n Pearson Charlotte Feltner, Ruth Gee, Eloise Rosenberry, Hllda Cheshlre, Loulse Huff, Iargaret J hnsow, Lllllan Deavers, Maxine Ogden Garnett fnallwood, Dorothea Rocap, Virglnla Llndsey, M155 Kern, Charlotte Foltz, Anne Russell, Elizabeth Levi Charlotte Wllllams, Beatrlx Russell Mary Polhamus,Rebecca Levi,Audrey Cheshire, Ellzabeth Ann Jones, Pauline Ashby, Molly Volfe Betty Slnghas, Geneva Burner, Betty Stough, Hough, Frances 59 ui-If ' ' , .Q 'f' .- Q, , ,N N , . A . W K wa, , , K J . o Q V N.. l . . . - Q . M ., x 1 5 ' v' l 3 . I u . . , . . ll J . O . AXA V . . . ,. 3 I , Q. 1 . . . . ' A . ' v A Qommelreunlf Qifmib 2nd 5rd 4th Sth is XX A. KV 1- if 'Q-s OFFICERS President Secretary Mary Polhamus Audrey Cheshire Vice President Treasurer I' OW I' OW 1' OW I' OW I' OW Margaret Simpson Anne Russell Mary Polhamus, Margaret Simoson, Audrey Cheshire, Anne Russell Josephine Carter,Nel1 Osborne Carter, Miss Pugh lSponsorD Lillian Deavers, Elizabeth Levi Betty Locke,Gloria Anne Longerbeam,Bertha McFil1en, Gretta Ogden, Maxene Ogden, Camille Wisecarver, Marylou Rocap, Norma Susan Trussell,Betty Margaret Johnson Elizabeth Ann Jones, Dorothea Rocap, Lee Trenarv Rumbarger,Esther Lee, Beatrlx Russell 40 is Z e if ii O x MWF! 5- 0- g. M 2 lk A' QS, A 1 , 1. V ?r iq b f- on A is 9 3 f N We ' ' 'f,. 'x. A N. A lf .Lip A 6 Z, A a A 11 P4 O 1 1 ' 1 WK A Q X Xxx- . V 1 s 3 v .4 X W as lst : L : . , , Q mbmsfirfunlflb Kris 'Jac- 'S-v. dl... S... L A.. xi yn, 'kn- 6.5 Or+ICERS PP6S1dSDt Secretary Albert Lee James Bell Vice Presldent Treasurer Mllburn Lloyd Nalter N1lllS lst and 5rd 4th 5th POW I'OW I'OW I'OW POW Albert Lee, Milburn Lloyd, James Bell Nelson Llnaburg, Eddie Lew Hart, Mr Grove KSDOHSOTJ, Charles Duke, Brownie Stolle Nalter Rutherford,LynNood Nheeler John Deserable, William Bryant, Alvan Whlte, Elmer Suddith Sterllng FranK,Tom Stough,Rev1nald Mills, Charles Enders, Charles Fletcher Jul1us White, Jack Bell, Caroll Rhoden, Kermit Rhoden 41 U w N 15 F , X ,SQ e , V N , W. 'I C -pr. 'fx 12' L Q J C Q : . I ' i , ,V A 'Q - S. K ' C -K K3 A 1 1 ' , C w , Pi A ' .x J, - U 1' 'C xl Fil' 1 'I' M , lyff ' A 5 X C ef- C K Cf' .. I N , 'ik si, ,,V, gh !!Vhu, f E, rw . . I V 7 . . z . i 3. Qlttigesllfm DIRECTRESS MISS MARY ROBERT PUGH Presldent Secretary Zachary White Gloria Anne Longerbeam Vice Presldent Treasurer Rose Ellen Ramsburv Ann Lee Enders Concert Mistress Manager Margaret Barthel Bob Smalley Margaret Barthel, Betty Rumbarger, Ruby Sowers, Ruth Shewbridge,Lorranie Russell,Eugene Deserable, Reginald Fuller, Alvan Nhite, Marvin Armel, Josephine Drury, Albert Lee, Betty Stough Gay Levi,Ann Hudson,Joseohine Lancaster,Pauline Ashby, Patric1a Wynkoop, Jean Clarke VIOLINS VIOLAS CELLO BASS VIOL-- -Rose Ellen Ramsburg FLUTE- SAAOPHONE CLARINET- ALTO HORN BARITONE- TROMBONE- BELLS- -- GUITAR- PIANO DRUMS- TRULJET- - --Jean Randolph - -Elizabeth Hereford, Betty Boxwell Ann Lee Enders. Reginald Mills, Frankie Sowers, Gloria Anne Longerbeam,Fred Jones, Joe Dorsey, Zachary White, Ruth Hardesty, Jane Carter Raymond Creel - -Charles Lyons - -Betty Lancaster Zachary White -- --Laura Drury -----Bob Smalley Camllle Nlsecarver, Herman Parker 42 I OT NNA Q W' A J.rr J,r,tr J,r,, -rr.fiIQQ,,, 'f WY l,rlN,l-, U.,,gMT W Lf 5 X ' ' Y lf if 5 M :f R D Qfllfaa Qffuslg OFFICERS Presldent Secretary Camille Wisecarver Jean Clarke Vice President Treasurer Nell Osborne Carter Gloria Anne Longerbeam st row Charlotte Anne Feltner,Brooke Harris, Pauline Ashby, Betty Singhas, Nell Osborne Carter, Esther Lee, Gay Denny, Nora Orndoff, Kate McKay Znd row Louise Bryant, Mlss Withers Gloria Anne longerbeam,Cam1lle Wisecarver, Elizabeth Hereford, Elizabeth Beverly, Nancy Pope, Helen Collls, Jean Clarke, Reba Clarke 5rd row Gay Levi, Eleanor lee, Evelyn Foltz, Jean Randolph, Clara Barthel, Audrey Cheshire, Norma Lee Trenary, Elaine Bell, Molly Hough Patricia Wyncoop, Beatrix Russell, Genevieve Knight, Maxine Odgen, Laura Drury 4th row Zachary White, louis Edward Hart, Morton Mumma, Tommy Polhamus, Nelson linaburg, Charlotte Williams, Garnett Smallwood Peggy Lee, Eleanor Locke, Mary Polhamus, Anne Lee Enders, Josephine Lancaster, David Childs, Louise Tapscott xmsxxmxmxxmmaxxssmuxssvmx Charlotte Foltz, Elizabeth Levi, Rose Ellen Ramsburg, Ralph Cochran, Marie Wisecarver, John Wolfe Directress Mrs E D Vaughan 45 l : : ' , Price, Marian Feagans, Garnett Bell, Louise Fiddler, Eva l 7 Sbemc ,lpeememws Qjlfmlb OFFICERS Presldent Secretary Martha Jane Jones Eloise Rosenberry Vice President Treasurer Ruth Hardesty Gay levi lst row Thelma Milburn, Louise Bryant, Ruth Hardesty, Ruth See, 2nd row 3rd row 4th r0w Eloise Rosenberry, Betty lou Kerns, Helen Pearson, Garnett Smallwood Gay Levi, Evelyn Foltz, Rebecca Levi Marlan Raye, Martha Jane Jones, Eleanor Locke, Charlotte W1ll1ams, Lucille Fiddler, Hallie Dorsey, Peggy Everhart, Lillian Deavers Lorraine Russell, Brooke Harris, Dorothy Rogers, Dorothy Fletcher, Hilda Cheshire, JSSSIG Freeman, louise Crim, Eleanor Lee, Garnett Bell, Reba Clarke, Jean Randolph, Molly Houch, Anne lee Enders, Rose Ellen Ramsburg Clara Barthel, LOU1Se Huff, Charlotte Anne Feltner, louise Tapscott, Anne Fishpaw, H1lda McDonald, Elizabeth Anne Knight Josephine Lancaster, Jean Clarke, Peggy lee, Pauline Ashby,Jane Carter,Miss Griffin, Elizabeth Beverly, Betty Singhas mxxxxxxxmxwxwxmxmxxa Lenora Foltz, Garnett Thompson, Thelma Tapscott, Dorothea Rocap 44 Q I ,war naman . ' - ' 4 'N L ' rl, ' . .Q ' N -s 4 f ly. fWri5Li,5'5A- -K 1 nf :if 'fjif-jT,':QQi fi, Q' it jftwx W 'T . . . n n ' ' ' 1 a . . . Q . 2 3 OFFICERS Presldent Secretary Allen Emmart Jimmy Llvenvood Davld Ch1ldS John Nolfe Reporter Watch Dog Kenneth Lee John Lee lst row tlavton utlCK6l, Kenneth Lee, Blake Denny, David Chllds, Tommy Dolhamus, John Wolfe,RalDh Cochran, Jimmy Livenvood, Bennett Russell, Mr Davls, Carroll Nilliams End row Charles Clevenver, John Lee, Carl Pitta, Allen Emmart, Albert Vorous 45 o J 'M A . -J Vice President Treasurer . . , . A .. , D . X : . C, eaters Sifdfff lst row 2nd row 3rd row BBACOP SlATF Mary Polhamus Beatrlx Russell Ann Hudson Herbert Duke, Norma Lee Trenary Vlrginla Llndsey Vsther Lee Mlss Kern Josephlne Carter Gretta Ogden Merle Wisecarver Bill Henson Laura Drury Betty Rumbarger Nell O Carter Elizabeth Ann Jones Don Rocap Buddy Lev1 46 Typlst Art Edltor News Edltor Buslness Manager Tyolst Wdltor lH Chief Assistant vdltOP in Sponsor Typist Tynlst Sports Sports Typist Assistant Art Editor Literary Editor Mimeograph Manager Humor Editor Circulation Manager Edltor Edltor Chief P ,I an 4 . Jr. ----- ' 1 LJ 1-at nanzczzq an -J . Q Q Louise Jones ---------- Elementary Editor , ........ gp- f' 1' Q' ll '27 Editor ln Chief Camille V1S6C rver Assoclate Ed1tOT Herb rt Duke Soousor M1ss Massey Picture Editor Laura Drury Typlst Norma Lee Trenarv Asst Iarv Cochran Typlst Elizabeth Hereford Art Edltor Beatrlx Russell Business Mer Jimmy Dlck Iden Asst Mllburn Lloyd Asst Zachary White TyDlSt fllzabeth Ann Jones Literary Td1tOT llzabeth Moreland Typ1St Glorla Anne Longerbeam Humor Edltor Mary Polhamus Typist Josenhine Carter Circulation Mgr Julius Nhite Asst Art Edltor Audrey Cheshlre Asst Davld Childs 47 2- I 2 A 9' . ' ii Q 'a' A, 2 , 1- X -- an- K Y' T x E - EM v- . - e , ll? fs . g 1 lll 5 A A ':, if 1 f 9 A . kk,L el 'K ttyyt - E '- q 1 . 5 '5 JV i I G V. k . K K L' x e 1' , 122 3. ik- - ' .. -- ff' ' 5 .1 . -I 9 1 - . A 1' I 1 M T1 O . 1. B 1 A n - lb , - . -J' . - a . 'E ' J .u . 'E . ' v K 0 ' ' I 3 I 1 . 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I5aseWsaNX YvoYJ.1Nk H534 you swxthf' Qox-nc, Tn 5 Season ,-0 j X 3 Ca E :J r msuwvvf L 041 M? d 2'-2, X! 1' gp wmous mama 4 Mr Pooe 'hell Allen Nhat d1d you do on your hol1day9' Allen Emmart Oh, not much, slr not enough to wrlte an es ay o anyway iiiiixiiii Miss Puvh lAs fuse blows out at Minstrel show! HVhat's the matt with the lights9' Mr Cooley 'I'm completely in the dark ' xxxxxxxxxx Charles C iProudly showing hls pigl 'Yes sir, this is the cute Dig I have, and hlS name 1S Ink W C M Russell How s that? Charles 'He's always runnlna out of the Den xxxxxxxxxxx Albert V NDo you use tooth pasteon Marshall B 'Nhy of course not' None of my teeth are loose ' xxwxxxxxvx Mr Cooley 'Lynwood, can you give the class an examnle of wasted energy?W Lynwood 'Yes, sir telling a hair raising story to a bald headed man.' knolx Il SI' st 57 'fn 'Q-' . , . 29 x e X.. if lg Plas Je ff 'Q . X 1 S-X.. N-LII- Q. :- f 5 3' Y - E' px- I Q, - ' 'YL ' L --N, . -- . . Q .N 1 , ., , --rv 1 n Q4 W f74'Z, 46--'X nr-5' Qi 4 - , ,jj frff Aff-ff 11 Mg rf' f Qff:f,f- ,,,- f, 947 A 'ff ' f iff' V 'ff' 1 ' fl 1 ff fl' ,f 58 XX IWW! fix 7WX I if .Af ' 5 N X, Rf f f f' X 3 -4 xxx ,Il 1 xx ', .M Q Xxxlllff 1, A ,I if P2 1 14' 22 M .I Q xx X3 III, 'xy i255 l'.1l IQ x 1' f I Y 'T BERRYWLLE VX BLRRYWLLE VIPCINIA CCMPUNWNTS JH LLARKC GUY wfsHAcKLtFQRD O I Y IG MLTRQPQLITAN LIFE GH ERE NEEDE INSURANCECQMPANY PHQNE 324 CCDMPLIMENTS CARBERSICECREAM THE BEST KIITD PATRIODIZE AT OUR DEALERS SC S HARRIS PHARMACY BERLII S DRUG STORE TH HON O E F FREEMAN SHOES AMERICAN RESTAURANT BERRYVILLE WRCINIA WINC HESTERVIRCINIA 60 1 I 3 I ' SNK ' ML i , ITA OF LA IE FINEHOS' ' x f' - L.. GF ELECTRICiAN - PR MPT SERV CE DA ANDN HT 1 I'- LI TS WH D W I ll Nfl GF I I qv il VE V' H C CQIVIELI MENIS BER RYVIELE BASKET CCDMRANY CENERA L INSURANCE B F I R E A U T O L I F B ERRYVILLE VIRCINIA CQMPLIMENT5 Q F I-I IVIQRRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS I-I B WI-IITINC TWENTY SIX YEARS IN BUSINESS PAYING TAXES PATRONIZING HOME UNDERTAKILGS C A N OUR LINE IS WELL KNOWN K I C DAY PHONE eo NIGHT PHONE BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA CGIVIPLIIVIENIS P S II-IEATER BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA 61 E I.. I-I. ELL A E SERVING THE PUBLIC I O E T I - ITT AS BEST WE AS oUR PR ES --- 37 GOIVIPLIIVIENTS G B THOMAS O C OK BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA LIN DRUG STORE ONE OR ER ENDERS GIN BUL TCH G IVI SIIGKLEY JEVVELER BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA GOMPLIIVIENTS SI-IENK S SERVICE STATION ESSO DEALER BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA GOIVIPLIIVIENTS GARTERC ASI-IBY GAS 8a OIL EXPERT RE PA I R 1 NG BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA OF BER 'S AUT MATIC OAL sfr ER I- PH 80 BEFOREWINTER COMPLETE DRUG ST ES VICE EL OVA WA ES GF OF I 62 GOINERS DERARTMEN I STORE EVERYTHING FOR EVERYIEODW IBERRYVIELE VIRGINIA I I-IGNE I48 CGMRLIMENTS SAEEVVAY GROGE RY BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA PI-ICDNE IOO GGIVIPLIIVIENTS AMERICAN RESTAURANT BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA GOMPLIMENTS OF CLARK S FIVE AND TEN MCDORE C DCDRSEY VIRGINIA APPLES BERRYVILLE-VIRG IN I A I . D f , ,. GF QF CCDIVIPLIIVIENTS VV D WISECARVER SCN BLRRYVILLE VIRGINIA LCDCKE BROTI-IERb SERVICE QTATION BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA PI-IQNE I52 COIVIPLIIVIENTS PI-ICNE 40 BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA VV C OVV E N S CLEANING C PRESSING REPAIRING PI-ICDNE W8 BE R RY VILLE VIRGINIA SERVICE WHILE U WAIT SHOE REPAIR ELECTRIC SI-ICE SI-ICDP I-IEN RY STICKLES ws CALL FOR AND DELIVER PI-IQNE ZUI VV CQMPLIIVIENTS VVISLCARVERQ GENT SHCDP COMPLETE LINE OF BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA MENS CLQTI-IING G F Q - CDF RAMS BURG'S STCDRE - - - QF -64 COMPLIIVIENTS AN NABELLE BEAUTY SHOPPE S COMPLETEZI-DNE OF SUITS CREAM STATION BERRYVILLE VIRCI NIA ACC SSORIES VARIED ASSORT 'EINT OF GIFTS FOR HIS GRADUATIO AND CO FTCE 'ENT CRAY C EDDY WINC HESTERVIRCINIA CONIPLI NIENTS KERCHEVAI. S PHONE 224 KERCI-IEVAI. S STORE O ER WE DELIVER NE SA ISFY CURB SERVICE PHONE 1 1 COMPLIIVIENTS POTTE R S BARBER SHOP H A RRIS PHARMACY SA ES I O R PHONE BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA HENSON'S BARBER SHOP BERRYVII.LE'VIRCINIA COMPLIMENTS OF BO WHEELER OF I E 11' N MIL! T.. . K 1 OF I GR C IES AND MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES T ... L I A FE OF PR CRIPT O ' ST E OODOOCOOOIOOIICIOOOIOCOS8 'ING 3 30 ENHEIQQH2 6, CQ HARLDWAI E STQVES ELEC I IQICAL SUPPLIES 142 N LQUDGUN ST VVINCI-IESTERVIRCINIA PI-ICDNE 262 P I .AC INES 8a SUPPLIES P E W PIPER PRINTING CQ 1 UDO ONE A ,WINCHESTER VIRCINI COMPLIMENTS CLARKE COUNTY CU STIC I4 COIVIPLIMEN TS BAT I LE IOVVN FRUIT COMPANY THE BLUE RIDGE PRESS B L H E R s I ER THC CLARKE CCDURIER THE 1 LED c R0 CLE BERRYVILLE VI RCIN I A 68 A - I X I . . L, N, . I A -5 .4 P I 'X - I - I , DU LIGHT NG I I I I HDYAL PORTABLE , TY -HITEHS 24 N. LO UN PH 2a2 I I PU IS QF PR NT S Y' MDD UHG H NI COMPLIMEN TS P I QMQQ55 RADIOS R CORDS SHEE 'USIC TEACHER S SUPPLI S EVERYTHING MUSIC MILES MUSIC CO CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS 38 W BOSCAITEN ST PHONE ROBIN S O N S COLD STORAGE C PLANT ICE C COAL EOR SALE BERRYVILLE VIRGIN I A BELL S CLOTHES STORE USE OUR COVVENIENT PAY CHARGE PLAIN NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHAR COMPLI MENTS BLUE VALLEY CREAMERY VVINCHESTERVIRGINI Z GEORGE VV KU RT DEPENDABL FURINITURE FUNERAL DIRECTOR S T A B S H E 1868 WII CHES ER VIRGINIA GARDNER B HILLYARD VVALL PAPER C PAINT PER IJINCHESTER VIRFINIA E BOSCAIIEN ST PHONE 62 HO DGSON O BROW JEWELERS 8a REGISTERED OPTOMETRISTS N C H E S T R G I N AGENTS FOR STIEFE SILVER CHAPMAN MOTOR CO CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SALES RVI 330W BOSCAWENST HEADQUARTERS FOR PLEASIIG GIFTS WINCHESTER VIRGINIA D I E TLT 1 E I xl A,- l,I C ICE I , , vI IO- T E r PAINTING AND E LI D PA HANGING W I I , I If T' - 16 . I . ---- WI ER 8a VI IA SE CE XI '- , 69 LEIVILEY RHCDTQ GQ IVIAIQERS QE SGI-ICO' RHQTCDGRARHS STERHENS GTY VIRGINIA DINE AND DANCE SHAGKLEEORDS STORE QLD MILL WHEEL F R E S H M E A T S ON BERRYVILLE PIKE S O R I YOU ARE A STRANGER HERE BUT D E L I V E ONCE V I A T TO B H S GRADUATES BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA VVENDER S CHEVRGLET WINCHESTER LARGEST SALES C SERVICE B O D Y W O R MCDST EXCLUSIVE STORE PHONE 8 FOR WCDMEN BERRYVILLE VIRGINIA C , I L- f I as U. .BLO GR CE ES WE R SPECIAL PHONE 56 IN T ION I wn SPECIALIZE IN KS va ' CQMPLIMENTS or HUNTSBERRVS VVINCI-IESTERVIRCINIA COIVIPLIMENTS CCDIVIPLIMENTS KATI-IY S BEAUTY SALGN FRIEND CQMPLINIENTS SQUTI-IERN CAFE BLUE DLAIE LUDCHIS FRIED CHICKEN R COUTTRY KAN DINN RS STFAKS M CHOPS C H E A K E SANDNIOHWS OF ALL KINDS PROP N T VILLII HAM B RRYVILLF VIQPINIA CGIVIPLIMENTS I-IGNIE BENEFICIAL ASSN I. FE INSURANCE THE FLQWER SHGP RIC!-IMCND VIRGINIA sf Mn ABOTTYOUR G C SPONSELLER, PRO P INSURANCE TROUBL S R C FATTV LEU, A ENT PHONE 14 W B QQYVILLE VID INIA CLASS HISTORY continued from page 21 we are Seniors' My, but we have been proud of it' Proud of th monor and also of the fact that we have been able to participate i school activities more than ever before We have enjoyed immensely the publishing of our annual, 'The potllght N Work? Yes, plenty of 1t, but lots of fun too Only hose ln the cast know what fun we had while practiclng and present ing our Senior Play, 'Sing a Song of Sixteen ' Our High School days will never be forgotten and we shall loo ith envy on the graduates to be, wishing we were back Many of u ll be fortunate enough to be able to go to college while other 1ll get Jobs Our future? We wonder what it holds Narma'Eren.ary 75 ' G E T 4 . - . L. 1 I .1 E .I V 1. 1 1 ,vm I . . .I ,'IJ I. L J, . J I In AE ' L 1' I wp 1 v In . Q Q 1 rw . . 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