Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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A | ; J “a % SENIORS FRANCES OWEN: ABBOTT Blue are her eyes, gold her hair; Dimples, too—an extra snare! DAVID LLOYD: ALVIS A smile in the eye, a quick-triggered tongue, No bard could get all his selling points sung. MAXWELL DEWEY BRANDT, A C, USAAF Get a snap-shot of the stratosphere Lick the Japs and come back here! , Keep gn the beam, Maxlf ‘7 AAA ' CA f PSY ell ; se “ CORINNE AILEEN BEASLEY Ready for an argument? Corinne is at the bat; She stars in all her classes, and that is that! JERRY. LEE BERL Long silken lashes o'er dreamy brown eyes That betray the answer before she replies. JAMES SIMON BUMGARNER, SEAMAN, USN left behind, ith you, so don’t you mind! Atta boy, David! ‘y can steal all hearts her way. DOROTHY ELIZABETH COUSINS The gods were kind, complain we'll not! Those sparkling eyes speak well for Dot! PAXTON RALPH CANDLER Tall and handsome and debonair; Girls adore him—that I'd swear! THE BROOK V BRE HIGH SCHOOL Neh

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A MESSAGE “Listen, my children, and you shall hear,” | Words of advice entering your ear. } “This above all to thy self be true” And you won't have to watch what else you do. “Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life” . So keep on smiling right through the strife. | “Burdens become light when cheerfully borne” So let’s learn to smile and not to mourn. ) “There is not a moment without some duty” | So fill your life with service and beauty. ! “Satan finds mischief for idle hands to do” The moral—keep busy the whole day through. “Tve too grieved a heart to take tedious leave” So I'll stop here—and now—I just believe. ENIORSCLASS m4 Motto: 2 SX . Respice, Adspice, Prospice ¥ Hy . Colors: (we SRAM LECCE Flower: | ; Blue and Gold ee pw. Catt pizecLuw- Red ROR | or ot ARLENE MAY NASH, President | Tubby, Tubby—gosh we lubby : Eye on sailor lad for hubby? Now Maud! CECILIA ELIZABETH FOSTER, | Vice-President Cecilia’s one of our glamour girls— High arched brows and silken curls. . GEORGE E. CoPpENHAVER, A. B. Principal Emory and Henry Vet Emory, Virginia dé, ”“ OFFICERS HAZEL JUNE COFFER, Secretary This world is happier far, I'd say Since dainty June has tripped our way. MINOR LYMAN JOHNSON, Treasurer Wit + sarcasm X a little persuasion = the other side of this equation! Petes Boe Z57-E R -OeF-’N-AN-EsTcE-E-N: F-O-R-T Y= F Quugre N

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CLASS OF ‘44 CECIL KENNETH CRESS His head is chucked full of knowledge that’s sound, But don’t let him fool you—he gets around! MARION GREY DEJARNETTE Always upholding that which is right, Keeping ideals untarnished and bright. MILDRED JOYCE DRISKILL y, ? 3 She ta Ay chews gum—but gee! She’sjcute, With plenty of sense, if the teachers sik ew tf aS | FRANK PENDLETON DANGE JR. 4 Healthy and hearty and happy—that s, Lard; If you want lots of fun, get him for yor pards te j CECIL WATSON DRISKILL Untroubled, calm and unafraid, = He weighs the words that we have said. MARGARET WILLIAMS ELDER A regular little chatterbox—spritely, ‘‘chic’ and gay, But worth your time to listen to, she’s gota line, I'll say! MARY BROWN FEAGANS Gentle and loving and sweet as can be; We all on that point will surely agree. EARL McNAIR DRISKILL, SEAMAN, USN It makes us unhappy, but still we are glad Uncle Sam welcomed this brave sailor lad. Here’s to the Navy, Earl! PVT. ROBERT WILLIAM HODGES, USMC We miss you like a sound front tooth, Right from the heart, Bob, that’s the truth. KP Tell it to the Marines! DOROTHY LEE HAYES too ) { Tall and slender—good sport, Pretty and smart, yes—that is you!