Clarke County High School - Talon Yearbook (Berryville, VA)

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Ulto s 10 hn Jit ofhp junior (Elans BEST DANCERS Howard Gardner Nettie Sipe BEST LOOKING Benny Longerbeam Betty Clark MOST DEPENDABLE Frances Funk Charles Roberson BIGGEST TEASES Marie Locke Charles Carroll LAZIEST Oppy Cunningham Irene Elliot QUIETEST Ralph Bell Marguerite Lloyd BIGGEST EATERS Jack Hardesty Edna Myers BEST ALL AROUND Glenn Smallwood Jean Fletcher MOST ATHLETIC Buddy Locke Skeeter Armel CUTEST Ray Fuller Freida White WITTIEST Albert Nicodemus Marie Locke — 24

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Peyton, Beverly, Tractor operator for H. L. Devers in ’51; Rented farm and began farming in ’55; Bought a large farm near Boyce in ’60. Renner, Edith, Graduate of the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, ’54; Painted prize-winner in the Hendricks Art Contest, ’55; Painting given a two- page spread in “Life”, ’60. Roberson, Charles, Finished apprentice work in ’54; Secured position with Baker and Anderson ’55; Opened television shop in Berryville in ’60. Rosenberry, William, Completed electricians’ course in Baltimore in ’54; Secured position with Gen- eral Electric in ’£5; Opened electrical appliance shop in Washington, D. C. in ’60. Sipe, Nettie, Secretary for Moore and Dorsey, ’51; Secretary for Old Dominion Packing Co., Front Royal, ’55; Secretary for Macy’s, New York, ’60. Smallwood Glenn, Appointed Deputy Sheriff for Clarke County, ’51; Elected Sheriff of Clarke County, ’55; Special Investigator for the F. B. I., ’60. Sours, Nelson, Attendant at Brown’s Filling Station, Boyce, ’51; Bought filling station near White Post, ’55; Operating chain of filling stations in Clarke County, ’60. Stickles, Floyd, B. S. from University of Virginia, ’54; Secured position with the American Viscose Corp., ’55; Head Engineer with the same firm ’60. Tate, Louise, B. C. S. from Strayer, ’54; Secretary for the ' N. W. Railroad, Boyce, ’55; Head Sec- retary for the same firm in ’60. Thompson, Donald, B. S. in mechanical engineering from the University of Virginia, ’54; Secured position with Westinghouse in ’55; Head Engi- neer for Westinghouse in ’60. Welch, Charles, Began farming operations in par- tnership with father in Yl; Took over farm upon father’s retirement, ’56; Bought an additional farm in ’60. White, Freida, Graduate of Modern School of Fash- i on and Design, ’54; Secured position at Hecht’s, 55; Opened dress shop in New York in ’60. Willrms, Sally, Completed Nurses’ Training at Johns Hopkins, ’54; Secured position at Winches- ter Memorial Hospital in ’55; Floor Supervisor in the same hospital in ’60. Wilson, Mrs. Bea Huff. Moved to Washington, ’53; Soloist in Baptist Church, ’55; Pres, of Chevy Chase Mother’s Club, ’60. — 23

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0 Uhn Jn (Hhr i ?ninr (Class FRIENDLIEST Jimmy Carter Frances Funk MOST DIGNIFIED Floyd Stickles Cora Harris MOST UNCONCERNED Edith Renner Beverly Peyton BIGGEST BLUFFERS Sally Williams Donny Thompson MOST POPULAR Betty Clark Phil Grim BEST DRESSED Freida White Tommy Jones MOST SARCASTIC Elsie Minghini Billy Rosenberry MOST BASHFUL Ada Affleck Charles Welch BIGGEST FLIRTS Velma Feltner Nelson Sours BIGGEST DAY DREAMERS Bea Wilson Jay Journell MOST ORIGINAL Tommy Jones Louise Tate — 25