Churchville High School - Globe Yearbook (Churchville, VA)

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61 p h June 4, 1964 11 o'clock p.m. Dear Diary, Today was certainly a wonderful day. All the- graduates of Churchville High School in 1954 were at the reunion which was held in Churchville. During the day the members told what they had been doing since graduation from high school. Most of the class are married and in the excitemently1,,,.fergot'llmanyHflitlrerfftfigiarried names, so I'll just have to . k iii i T , do the bestl can with what I remember. , ,, g, . ., In k-,, .ig KKVVV . ,.,-k 4 Three of the giftls--Doris-fMcLain, Eugenia Graham--attended Dunsmore Busin,esssCollege, Doris has a secretarial u'g A m n, D. C.,Eugenia , reih I I . at 1 1 , as has a similargiwition in Staunton, and: Shirley is now lif1siarr1eQ.gJJ house for , , K, .,-.kV. 41.3.1 ' . , g r'., Dick Collrrhgihis basketball team. g . S .I - S elhr Vera fyj reieeived her diploma, from Lee Collegefiand in Rich- es 1 I , aeenrar mondf ' The S P11515 and Joe Hevgner- -have, for diem . W f nstaying at 1 . 1 eahr hlaalr f . . home. B111 Wavnesbvrv and Joesflw 2 , 11- Ive S1111 , f 7 I eiilr , 42 . -' '.,r gj if g, 3188108 HS aarra I hrnr Inez raisins fur' 'rl' ,. i',' t A, keys with f 11:1-'visa rf-f-:ff-- J-:ff ft- wif:-3 U,T 1-Q.:-S-fda-s3Tff.,-fy ,. -, '. ,. .,,L ii, ,,,, i'i' I' r,r'f not fo' Ions- She 15 WW .l,ili s lle Angaline four! was I i3L siii ' e i r I i well worth andlhave homes ,l y,, , i'il,r ii,a S Three of the safiiirgie Edna Hartman, and Charlotte jobs in Viflwif, Qi ' J F r. . l-' 'ff l dime stores immediawggafterffgrakatron.Edna is now manager of Newberry's in Staun- ton, Vir ie is married, pb f S I lotte otjy, now loafin at home. ,. ., . . After so long a time, her one and only and is happily married and living in Craigsville. Delores Viel worked at Snyder's Jewel Box for awhile after graduation but now is married. Patsy Moyers went to Maryland to work for awhile, but she said she just oouldn't stand it, and she came back to Virginia. She and Larry Knicely now live in one of the pretty new homes in Hillcrest. ltold them that after graduating from Flora Macdonald College, I taught in an elementary school for a couple years. Now I am married and have a new brick home. I'm getting sleepy so I'll have to get to bed. Goodnight, Sarah Lee Goodman

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.Cast Will ,ind Zfcstafucnt We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-four, of the Churchville High School, being of sound mind and judgment, realizing that our departing time is drawing close, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I, Coretan Armstrong, do will my love to skip school to anyone who likes to go to the of ice. ' I, Inez Back, do will my position as guard on the basketball team, to anyone who likes to foul out. I, Billy Fink, do will my ability to get along with Mr. Elia to Roy Graham. I, Sarah Goodman, do will my love for short boys to Dawn Fullen. I, Shirley Graham, do will my ability to stick to one boy-friend to Rita Rae Mullenax. I, Vera Graham, do will my ability to keep my white shoes clean to Baxter Bailey. I, Joe Hevener, do will my silly ways to Jerry Thomas. I, Edna Hartman, do will my ability to get along with the teachers to Ruth Rexrode. I, Angaline Kincaid, do will my ability to catch boy-friends to Peggy Collins. I, Charlotte Lamb, do will my tall height to Laverne Kelley. I, Doris McLain, do will my quiet manner to Peggy Siron. I, Eugenia Mongold, do will my ability to be late for school to Lula Armstrong. I, Patsy Moyers, do will my interest as cheerleader to Carolyn Hodge, hoping she will enjoy it as much as I have. I, Virgie Sandy, do will my ability to stay out of arguments to Arlene Jackson. I, Lorraine Terry, do will my blond curls to Bessie Hedrick. I, Delores Viel, do will my ability to play basketball to Mary Frances Beck. I, Shirley Wagner, do will my love for Gibsons to Rosalie Kesner. To the Juniors, we do will our nice attitude and quiet manners in hopes that they will use them next year. To the Sophomores, we do will our height, in hopes that they will grow before they be- come Seniors. To the Freshmen, we do will our ability to be late for classes. To the Faculty, we the Senior Class of '54, wish to express our appreciation for the help which they have given us through out our school years. IN WITNESS Wl-IEREOF, we, the said Class of '54, do hereunto set our hand and affix our ml' Ali

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