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

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Daniel Robert Clemons “Be bold, Be bold, and everywhere. Be bold.’’ Danny’s quick smile and friendly ways are liked by all. He is president of the Hi-Y and a great arguer in government class. And, you should hear him sing! Captain and center of our football team, Danny is one of the best. Carter Meade Conley “Her smiles are but touches of sunshine.’’ You cannot help but notice and admire Carter’s dimples when she smiles, because they are so pretty. She is friendly and considerate of everyone and is willing to give assistance for any worth-while cause. We sincerely wish Carter lots of success because she deserves it. Arthur Lee Corbin “In his tongue is the law of kindness.’’ Here is a boy who seems to get along with everyone. He likes to hunt as well as eat. Arthur Lee is one of our future farmers. Peggy Coulson “A little girl, quiet, demure.” Peggy is one of the smallest and daintiest girls we have and enjoys a good time. She is a member of the Commercial Club and Future Homemakers of America, and should she choose either field, she is bound to succeed. — 14 —

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Arthur Alexander Breeden “It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” As friendly as he is tall, Arthur loves sports and is President of the Monogram Club. He is always cracking Jokes and is just an all-round person, well liked by every- one. Patsy Lorraine Carpenter “Almost to all things she can turn her hand.” Enough vivacity and charm for two or three. There is always fun when Patsy’s around. Artistic and capable, she’s always in demand. A grand basketball guard. What will C.C.H.S. do without her? William Hampton Buckner, Jr. “Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing.” Q uiet, but has a fine personality. A good baseball player. With Billy, the fish are always biting and the rabbits always hopping. Margaret Louise Carroll “Pep, good humor, animation blended in with a ready smile.” Always on the go and ready for fun, Margaret has a laugh ready for any blue Monday. A whiz on the type- writer. The class wishes her success and happiness. -=13

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Frederick Thomas Drury “So many worlds, so many things, so much to do.” Our most traveled Senior. A capable football and basketball player. Fred is a friend to everyone with his winning ways; especially when getting the ads for “The Talon.” Greta Marie Foltz “I would the gods had made thee poetical.” As smart as they come, Greta is a wonderful friend. She is always ready to help, and does it immediately. Fond of singing and poetry, she shows remarkable talent. Harry Williams Elliot, Jr. “A quiet mind is nobler than a crown.” A reserved Senior but is always ready to debate when there is something of interest. Harry is a likable fellow, especially fond of baseball. Joyce Jean Gilman “We know what she is, but know not what she may be.” Although Joyce received the honor of being the “biggest flirt”, this is just part of her natural manner. She loves life and shows it. Joyce likes children and vice- versa, so we feel that she would make some school a good teacher. — 15