Christiansburg High School - Demon Yearbook (Christiansburg, VA)

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MARY JANE DICKERSON Janie Light of heart, light of step, Quick of wit, full of pep. HERBERT EDGAR DIXON Mickey Tumble me down and I will sit Upon my ruins, smiling yet. FREDONA ANN EAMES Freddy I will be heard. GRACE ELIZABETH EANES Gracie Is she popular? Well, I guess! Is she attractive? Oh! My! Yes. JOAN EILEEN EPPERLY 1oanie An ideal girl in every way: A kind not found every day. GLADA MARIE GEARI-IEART Grader I'Il be merry, and freeg I'l1 be sad for nobody. TROY MARVIN HAWLEY The greatest truths are the simplest, And so are the greatest men. PLATON I-IOULIARES 'If at first, you don't succeed, Try, try, again. PAULINE I-IUFF Polly 'Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' WINFRED DALE HUFF Huff . . 'Hurry is only good for catching flies. DONALD EDWARD JONES Don 'Nancy, Nancy, where art THOU? PHYLLIS ANN KEITH Playl 'It is my motto never to hurt anyone's feelings. JACKSON W. KITTS Rock A man who doesn't have to worry as long as other people do. VIRGINIA HALE MARTIN jenny Her voice was soft, gentle and low. PAULINE HARRIS McCANN Her coquettish eyes, so soft and blueg Beware! beware, shes fooling you. THE SENIOR CLASS ei! IH

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The greatest pleasure of life is love. SELENA MAXINE ALLEN lI imlA1 'Be friendly and you will always have friends. JANET FRANCINE ALTIZER Her life was earnest work, not play, JAMES CURTIS ANDERSON 'Vforry and I have never met. DON REDMOND ATKINSON The worlds no better. if we worry: Life's no longer, if we hurry. CHARLOTTE JUNE BERRY Buddy An air of good humor ever surrounds her. EUNICE ANN BOYD Silence is more golden than words, BETTY LOUISE BROCE Soft peace she brings wherever she arrives. BANNER BAXTER BROWN, JR. HB. B. Let us be merry. SHIRLEY ANN CARTER True to her word, her work, and her many friends. HALSEY ELBERT CHRISMAN, JR, Toni VIRGINIA LUCILLE CHRISMAN clam V Not too sober, not too gayg A rare good sport in every way. THOMAS HAL CLARKE Strength of mind is exercise, Not rest, PEGGIE ANN COLLINS Mpeg.. Give me the moonlight, give me the mang And leave the rest to me. CLIFFORD SAMUEL COSTIGAN Samet 'The fact is nothing comes. at least nothing good. All has to be fetched. Www iv U . ' V, THE SENIOR CLASS it ,Q

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JOSEPH ARTHUR McKENZlE 'Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me. BARBARA AGNES MILES Bobbie 'A face more sweet, never hath it been my fate to meet. BETTY JEAN MILES 'I love not many words. WILLIAM CARLTON MILLER Billy 'Little head, big wit, Big head, not a bit. HENRY WILMON NIXON 'One meal and one suit will serve you a week. MARGARET JANE PANNELL ..Pe ,, U .ew Or light, or dark, or short, or tall, She set a spring to snare them all. JUNE EVELYLEEN REED RW 'Her hair is thick with man a curl Y that cluster around her head. PATRICIA ANNA ROSE Pa!Jy What care I when I can lie and rest, Kill time and take life at its very best. JERRIEANN SARVER H0rJeface There's so much wit and mirth and fun about herg There's no living with or without her. DOROTHY LOUISE SHELTON Dottie Who long ago had robbed the birds of all the songs they ever sang. JAMES ROBERT SHELTON Bobby There wasn't a minute, When Bobby wasn't in it. ANNIE MAE SLOANE Rum Known to but a few, But prized as far as known. ANN HENRIETTA SMITH Ann Henry Quietly she worked away, Faithfully to each duty. DONALD WRAY SMITH Who me? A Wolf? FRANCES JANE SMITH Here's a girl whose greatest delight Is to play basketball with all her might. - ' i .I arfm-11? l e i L THE SENIOR CLASS -h