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

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DORIS JANE ASHBY . .To look out, and not in, and to lend a hand. Quiet and very sincere. A member of the French Club, F.T.A., and Bible Club. A faithful Library Assistant. Should make a goody g bookkeeper. if if C5 . S' KENNETH CARVEL BALL l never think of the futureg it comes soon enough. Has ambitions of becominga truck driver or going into the Service. Mickey has been a member of the F.F.A., Industrial Arts, and D.E. Clubs. JAMES EDWARD BARB Music sweeps by me as a mes- senger carrying a message that it is for me. Good looking. Vice-President of the S.C.A., Reporter ofthe Hi-Y, played Football, Band. Plans to continue his music career in college. GARLAND EUGENE ASHBY Small in stature, big in heart. A hard worker with a quiet dis- position. Better known as Mouse. A member of the ln- dustrial Arts, D.E., and. Hi-Y Clubs. ' ' , I 1 4 . LUCY CA ROLE BARB Friendly to all, and all are her friends. Cute, laughing eyes. Lucy came to us last year, and was previously a I.V. Basketball and Softball player, a peppy Cheerleader, and Eighth Grade Treasurer. 17 ,-4.1472 ,,.J

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ffmaw SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jenny Levi, S.C.A. Representativeg Carol Tomblin, Treasurerg Sandra Johnson, Secretary, Billy Milleson, Vice-Presidentg and Jimmy Clevenger, President. CLASS FLOWER Purple Iris SENIOR CLASS S PONSORS Mr. Boyce, Mrs. Loope, Mrs. Wisecarver, and Mr. Binford. The hallowed walls, the sacred halls That echo our footsteps through the years Shall always to the treasury Of our laughter, our dreams, our tears. Without the cup of knowledge Or the friends we shall never forget, We could not have come to the crossroads of life Where youth and maturity met. And so, at last Clarke County High May you give those who will come to you As abundantly, as to us, Memories dear their whole life through. Sandra Johnson CLASS COLORS Lavender and White

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X ,J A 'V . thx A ', U o slleju .af ya vt 1 - r C crib fl al M H ROBERT CLINTON BARR To play thc game for all there is NANCY ELIZABETH BELL Here is a girl whose greatest de- in itg to play the game and play to win it. Enjoys a good time, cute. Quite 1 capable athlete--has a good re- gord in Football, Basketball, and Baseball. Hi-Y and Band, Treas- irer of the S.C.A. EA Q NANCY LEE BRILL 'My way is where God knows and Sod knows best. Sleat and quiet. A faithful Bible Club Vice-President, a diligent D.E. Club and Library worker. Jndoubtedly will succeed in her work. MARGARET DIANNE BROWNE l shall light a candle of under- standing in thine heart, which shall never be put out. Cute and as friendly as they come. Sophomore Vice-Presidentg Stu- dent Council, Dramatics and Latin Clubs. Has aspirations of working in an orphanage. 18 light is to play sports with all her might. Boundless energy, great pep and humor. Has participatedand let- tered in all girls sports. Rep- resentative to Girls' State, Cheer- leader. sp!! JOHN CAUFMAN BRUBAKER, JR. Music was in his blood, and ma- gic in his fingers. Plays a mean clarinet in the band. Quiet and studious. Vice-Pres- ident of the Beta Club, Secretary of the Hi-Y. Sure to succeed.