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

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l r LEMIEL RAY crznvr A quiet rnind is nobler than a crown. Liked by all becauseof his friend- ly inanner and good-natured per- sonality. Played Football. Vice- Presidcnt of the Industrial Arts Club. ELINOR JEAN DEAL 5PC0Ch is SUVCF. silence is gold- CFI. Has a jolly personality. Reserved and sincere. Has been a member of F.H.A., F.B.L.A., and the Glee Club during her high school career. 5 . LLOYD EDWARD DEAVERS, IR. Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. Warm, friendly mannergkeen sense ofhumor. DramaticsClubreport- er, Junior Class S.C.A. Repre- sentative, and a member of the D.E. Club. 20 X I s,t as 4 it .3 ,., THOMA S SIDNEY CULVER Life is a challenge thatl am ready to meet. Capable leaderg willmake a good lawyer. President of S.C.A., JuniorClassTreasurer, Breeze staff, French, Beta, and Glee Clubs, Representative to Boys' State. ' ,si 33.53-' ' RUSSELL CLINTON DE SHONG True to his word, his work, and his friends. Always ready to lend a helping hand. Industrial Arts Club Re- porter, D. O.Club Reporter, Safety Patrol, Junior Prom Committee.

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RONALD IACKSON CAIN Why aren't they allcarefree like me? A driving Football player. Always ready for a good time. D.O. President, Band. Served as Basket- ball and Baseball Manager. ,.....-up GERALD THOMAS CARROLL He speaketh not, and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. A quiet disposition with a keen sense ofhumor. Has been a mem- ber of the Industrial Arts Club. if? b gf L .st- 1 lg, V will PCC' Q . F ' k'B5.21,NIE,LOU'CARL'ISLE Vs W ,Gr W QA Q' Blusl?iiig,githe 56igof virtue. X M a Y 5,1 A flashing red head with loads of Q V V, , VLI V pep, good humor, and smiles. It ' . Treasurer of Beta Club, Cheer- Qx, S leader, Tri-Hi-Y. win make a C good medical secretary. CHARLES ROBERT CHAPMAN The mildest manners and the greatest heart. A wonderful personality and even tempered. A great linesman in Football. A member of the In- dustrial Arts and D.O. Clubs. 'I9 IA MES ALLEN CLEVENGER Good-natured, good-humored, and free. Outstanding leader as exemplified by his position as Senior Class Presidentg 'M Talon Business M a n a ge r , Boys' State Repre- sentative, Hi-Y, Dramatics, and F. F. A .

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STANLEY SYLVESTER DOWNS ' ill? . df fiiffr tag if J W L7 I , IVV V . 1 ,a r BOBBY EUGENE DUKE A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. A member of the Industrial Arts Club, of which he has served as Secretary. Played a good game ofI.V. Basketball. 9 M rf I rl.. I. ,W-rf., fl. t . WEQDM P Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. Friendly and easygoing. A great athlete, a grinding Football player. A member of the D.E. and Industrial Arts Clubs. Fiery red hair. L THOMAS LEE FIDDLER Ready in heart and hand. Good-natured to all, thorough worker. Reporter of the Band, F. F.A. member. Has playeda good RICHARD OTEY FELTNER Men of few words are the best men. Quiet, butcan be full ofmischief. Dickie has been a member of the Industrial Arts Club for three years. 'T game of Football. Hopes to be- come an electrical engineer. 21 WALTER SAMUEL FLORY, III Still achieving, still pursuing. An Ace in every crowd, studious. Active Football player, good Can- teen workerg held offices in Hi-Y and Dramatics Club. Undoubtedly successful in electronics.