Churchville High School - Globe Yearbook (Churchville, VA)

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Sl l0R MAY THE FUNNY BRATS SITTING: QL. to RJ Robert'Mongo1d, Barbara Colaw, Jean CUPP, Charles Strickler Caroline Goodman. STANDING: Betty Buzzard, John Proffitt, Ervin Jordan, Charlene Moneymaker Phyllis Shinault, Virgil Losh. ' 1 CAST OF CHARACTERS Barbara Colaw..... ........ Charlene Moneymaker. . . Phyllis Shinault ....... Robert Mongoldl. . . John Proffitt .... Betty Buzzard . . Virgil Losh ....... Jean Cupp.... .... . Caroline Goodman . . . Charles Strickler......... ..... .. ErvinJordan .... .. Mrs. Campbell and Miss Hoffman . .Harriet Gresham . . . . . . Aurora Pike . . . Sylvia Gresham . . . Dick Gresham . . . Torn Gresham . . . Lauralee Lynde . . .Loren Gresham .Gwynette Gadwood ........AuntHettie Whaley McWhorter .Boogerface Boogs . . . . . . Directors

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Phyllis Jane Shinault Little Dave My Land Joanne Cathenne Smith llDarnlI R X 1 Charles Edward Strickler Diz Q3 Wha-u-saay N Pattie Marlene Thomas Pat X X l swear kg S Helen Ruth William Meanness Oh Phooey President . . .... . . . ...... . Betty Buzzard Vice-President . . . . . . Charlene Moneymaker Secretary ..... ......... . . . Jean Cupp Treasurer . . . . . . Gordon Fink

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MSI Wlll A ll HSIAMI I Village of Churchville County of Augusta State of Virginia Whereas, we theSenior Class of '52, being in good spirits and of sound minds and memories, at the present time, realizing that our stay at our Alma Mater is fast drawing to a close, and realizing we soon lmust tread from these walls of learning, departing from this life of tests, exams, exemptions, flunks, and perpetual turmoil, do make, publish, and declare this, our Last Will and Testament. SECTION I To the faculty, we do will and bequeath our sincere appreciation for their many noble efforts and acts of kindness wnile under their care. To Dr. Shreve, the continued ability to remain neutral in all political discussions. To Colonel Randolph, a large geometry class that is more prompt in handing in notebooks. To Mrs. Teufel, a large, well-equiped lunchroom and sufficient funds to supply everyone with plenty of vitamin C. To Mrs. Campbell, a Senior Class that will agree on at least one subject. To Mr. Elia, a more successful year in athletics. To Mrs. Williar, a large Glee Club that will sing without being coaxed. To Mr. Fullen, the continued amiableness of disppsition which he has shown throughout his teaching career at Churchville. To Miss Hoffman, her greatest desire, some scenery, just any old kind, but some scenery, for the stage. To Miss Hook, the privilege of designing THE GLOBE for many years to come. SECTION II To the Junior Class, we, bequeath our few Senior privileges, which will never get them into trouble if they never use them. To the Sophomores, we bequeath our noble example, to follow, as our knowledge has been unlimited and our wisdom immeasurable. K To the Class of '55, we do bequeath 100 pounds of salt, more or less, in the hope that it may transform their freshness into the w? ' rmgof sophomores.