Brentsville District High School - Flash Yearbook (Nokesville, VA)

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MILA., gy 'sf Class Pet Best Best Best Best Most Most Most Most Most all round boy all round girl looking boy looking girl successful boy successful girl popular boy popular girl bashful boy Annual Staff Editor in Chief Assistant Editor News Editor Chairman of Advertising Sports Editor Feature Editor Dorothy Berryman Sadie Smith Betty Payne Billy Harpine June Foster Genevieve Garman Class hlection Josephine Mayhugh Marion Miller June Foster Marion Miller Lucile Foster Flory Diehl Dorothy Berryman Billy Harpine Lucile Foster Lawrence Coverstone Most bashful girl Best dressed girl Best dressed boy Teacher's Pet Brightest boy Brightest girl Most talkative boy Most talkative girl First to get married Class clown Ik AZN Ill ' - Q S KIT Dallie Fritter Kathleen Garman Billy Harpine Dorothy Berryman Flory Diehl Dorothy Berryman Marion Miller Dorothy Berryman Lucile Foster Lawrence Coverstone - Y NY me-9 - , ,' , f Y 2' 4 J 4. X of M ' Q Na 'ZXJL 3 , ' H vw 2 ,'.i'fZ7Tu' W' 5 f ' ,rlg S i f' F' 4 X . , M NI Business Manager-:::::::::: Marion Miller VT Id I ssl , ' X gms- B -I 'fog . D XX sep H S

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ilk' .fav s 39 ,j 'if' OX ! Billy Harpine 'It is the finish that is the suc cess or failure of the race' President of Senior Class, Vice President of S C A , Glee Club, Chairman of Boys Athletics Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Assistant Treasurer, Dramatlcs Club, Junior and Senior Plays Josephine Mayhugh A house is a lonesome place without a happy face Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Home Economics Club 'BM vw-any Marion Miller 'Bold as a hawk, but gentle as a dove President of Senior Class, Assistant Treasurer of S C A , Chairman of Boys Athletics, Business Manager of Annual, Treasurer of F F A , Soccer, Basketball, Junior and Senior Plays, Dramatics Club, Captain of Patrol Sadie Smith 'Kindness is the secret held by each heart' ,f Editor in Chief of 'Flash , Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Reporter of S C A , Assistant Editor of Annual, Softball, Junior and Senior Plays we-S -xx Betty Payne 'Friends help many with the load, who must bear the journey of l1fe's uneven road' Secretary of Freshman Class, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, President of Dramatics Club, Secretary of Junior Class, News Editor of Annual, CD8lPmBD of Program Committee of Senior Class AK 215 llll llll I! ' lil ls. if ps.. 35 4 X - S --4 - A 4- ' ' B nf, . of -Q ,' . ' x 'Q W ?W4 I pf. it , Q Q .. - .nz 11 3' a p - V, mf 1 . . . . . , K - N J , , 4 ,IL n - ' Q . . . 'E QL .. ' A2 A . 3 . . . Y I 2

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.fdlk-J.. ' isa? Mg vw , -,......-.-Q Q-Q rx! Class History On a beautiful balmy morning In the autumn of '55, A timid band of youngsters Entered a sctool in wkict to strive Fears, inferiority complex Seized the hearts of entrant there, We began a routine of study Disobeyo We did not dare! We were scared stiff of the teachers, Especially our principal, Mr Blttle 'Twas a test to get acquainted With even ourselves so little This With What Digesting food and funv term was happily climaxed a picnic on Ha4en's Run, else could w but ask for, As Sophs in number and knowledge The class continued to gain, Toward the aim we set before us And the reward we wished to obtain Miss Hottle became our room sponsor Of the Sophs of B D H S We were glad to have her with us, Offering help at her very best Satisfied with tre progress we were makin Unknown to the trials due, our faithfll band of students would overcome all, we knew the spring of that year as the custom ourselves we would not deprive A well planned tr'p to some interest, So we traveled to Skyline Drive A new chapter was to be written In the book of will and new learning A desire for new adventure, Our hearts were patiently y arning We published nTbe Flashn our sc ool paper Nith vim, vigor, anc force, But still we were growing restl ss, Something else to be done, of course 213 llll nu lg X- ln x H IA -JI H S On the night of March 31 The lights and setting complete A tremendous success, 'Bashful Bobby Enacted for on1ooker's treat We had to remember the Seniors, Whose school days were ending trat year, So we hired a bus 'On to Richmond Observed interests there without fear As Senior , school days ending so briefh' But the tasks before us to do Were those that determine the making, Of ourselves for opportunities new We are but sixteen in number, But where there's a will, there's a way For the group that perseveres strongly To the heights of preparedness some day With a staff of competent workers, And a spirit of getting things done, Ending things which once were begun The Seniors turned actresses and actors, To personalities, changing their names, Eleven donned costume and makeup And presented a hit, Plain Jane Our ladder was nearing completion Built of learn1ng,perseverence and care, We were nearing the close of a beginnim To the noblest, for others to compare The Reverend Guy West of Roanoke Delivered our Baccalaureate Address, With such force and inspiration, We felt very highly asse sed Graduation night was before us, A speaker of knowledge and fame Delivered a self inspiring address For us to challen e a name Ne've arisen to the top of our ladder Blllt witt pride, confidence and skill But to those wto wish to build further, The world is yours if you've the will D - S - A ., 4, , .I of 3 YI o A ,S ' -- 3 n ' . 5 ' Our Annual nThe Flashn was published, . N H. -A 1 ' gn To 'A ' A We L . . In ' Of W ' - I l ' X A 7 i h 'V A - S A - Y I ll I