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

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NON-ACADEMIC PERSONNEL Miss Alva Hummer SECRETARY Mrs. Cepelka, Mrs. Racer, Mrs. White, Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Tomblin CAFETERIA Mr. Billy White, Mr. Norman Wynkoop, Mr. Red Estep, Mr. Conway Jenkins, Mr. James Cobb, Mr. Lawrence Kephart. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Ray Shane and Mr. Arthur Shane MAINTENANCE 6 Mr. Harry Johnson MAINTENANCE

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DEDICATION We, the class of 1958, with all pride and sincerity, hereby dedicate this edition of The Talon to Miss Eva D. Massey. Miss Massey ' s outstand- ing work as a teacher of language and social studies and her sincere helpfulness as guidance director have greatly benefited many of present and former stu- dents. Her ardent interest in the extra-curricular activities of our school has inspired many of us to become better and more useful citizens. We pay tribute to Miss Massey for her unfailing devotion to the high ideals of her profession. 5

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Mr. William Boyce and a group from his United States History classes are visiting the his- torical mansion, Carter Hall, in Millwood. The mansion was built by Nathaniel Burwell in 1790. Clarke County is richly blessed by having many buildings and shrines of historical value. Near White Post stands Greenway Court, which was built by Lord Fairfax in 1748 for his hunting lodge. Also near White Post is Saratoga, the home of the famous revolutionary war hero, Daniel Morgan. Saratoga was built by a group of Hessian soldiers and named after General Morgan’s battle at Saratoga. Audley, which was built in 1777, was the home of Nellie Custis after the death of her husband. Annfield, a beautiful home built just after the Revolutionary War, was the birth- place of Mary Custis, who became the wife of General Robert E. Lee. There are many other historical shrines in our county which remind us of her lofty past. scrcn«-»5ocn dz ► Hrcri Ti