Berryville High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Berryville, VA)

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Mary Christine Jones • ' Christine ' Fair things are slow to fade away; Thoughts of friends fade slowly too. A friend vivacious, charming, gay Ne ' er can be forgotten when it ' s you. (2 Allen Cornelius Pierson Whitey For Whitey we predict A future in the sky. And we shall ne ' er forget Our friend, of whom esteem is ever hieh. OdjU Q. Anne Colston Langbein Anne Her air, her manner, all who see admire. Courteous though gay, and gentle though re- tired; The joy of youth and health her eye displays. And ease of heart her every look conveys. 10

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Robert Carter Levi Bay Bay, who runs on through the line, And scores a touch down every time; Bay, the cute boy of our class. Who cheers every lad and lassj Is always there to joke, and grin With the tallest tales he can spin. Helen Jessica Jenkins Helen A button black on dress of red To change its whole effect; A cherry crowning white ice cream To show it is select; A dash of scarlet on the lips To brighten up the face; A Helen Jenks in our school To pep the worthy place ! Herman Bell Lloyd Herman” He surpasses Frank Sinatra With his swooning female fans. He surpasses the Van Johnson Who we wish could hold our hands. He surpasses Arabee ' s wild sheik Who led the girls a life; He ' s Lloyd, loved by Berryville maids. And blamed for all their strife ! 9

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Maxine Iden McCarty ’’Maxine” Here mischief lurks in gay disguise Beneath a pair of big brown eyes. A friend to many, loyal to all, Big In heart, though rather small. Wanless Grant Smallwood Wanless” A whiz in math, in football too, In basketball our forward quick, Quiet and steady, little he can’t do, From handling funds (to playing tricks). Bonnie Frances Royston ’’Bonnie” As cute as any 1946 maid Demure as any Plymouth Pilgrim lass, As young as any newly sprung grass blade As old as the ancient hills en masse; As simple as the fact that day must fade And yet a riddle to the Senior class. 11