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

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John Smith Ashby “Why aren’t they all carefree, like me?” A little man with a big voice, John’s main interests are baseball and teasing Tommy Galloway. He is happy- go-lucky and quite an asset to the senior class. Doris Marie Belford “Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep.” Doris is quiet, but gets a lot out of life. She can be counted on to help any time. She has a sweet personality and loves to sing and does a good job of it. Shirley Ratcliffe Bell “To leave the keen encounter of our wits” The life of certain groups and classes and the most dignified of others. Ratcliffe is friendly to everyone and is known for his witty remarks. Charlotte Mae Breeden “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” Cute as can be and lots of fun. She has a ready smile and a friendly greeting for all. Charlotte gets things done m a hurry, especially group pictures for “The Talon”. Success will surely come her way. — 11 —

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Marshall Longerbeam Jack Flynn President Vice-President Carter Conley Secretary Bobby Shiley Treasurer CLASS MOTTO: “Not on the heights, but climbing” GRADUATION DAY The time is approaching; it swiftly draws near, The day when we’ll finish our senior year. We’ve studied and worked through the long years of school. And tried to obey regulations and rules. At times we have faltered, sometimes lost our way. But our thoughts go before us to graduation day. This goal gives us courage, and faith makes us strong To prepare for the future with triumphant song. If the way seems uncei ' tain and our burdens seem great, With unfaltering purpose we’ll steer our course straight. Though we know we are young, with earnest endeavor We’ll meet trial and failure with a heart that is ever Wholesome and clean and always as gay. As it is when we reach graduation day. —GRETA FOLTZ CLASS COLORS Green and Silver CLASS PXOWER Yellow Rose — 10

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Wilson Lodge Bowles “He is well paid that is well satishecl.” A likable Senior who is easily pleased. Wilson is one of our most studious. He is an ardent supporter of the sport of motor scooter riding. Mildred Jane Brown “If music be the food of love, play on.” One of those indispensable Seniors, Mildred can do anything from making an “A” in government class, to playing the organ. She is a good basketball guard and is tops in personality. Donald Eugene Braithwaite “He speaketh not; and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes.” One of our quietest but best-liked Seniors. Nice look- ing and voted our best-dressed boy. He has a nice per- sonality and wonderful sportsmanship. Donald will be missed by his classmates and all who know him. Joan Winfree Canter “Happiness is the result of work well done.” As one of the most important members of the class. Joan can always be depended on to do a job well. A bet- ter Kditor-in-Chief for the “Talon” could not have been found. Her talent in music and her friendly attitude will make hei ' a success wherever she goes. — 12 —