Clifton Forge High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Clifton Forge, VA)

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THE 1935 ALLEGHAN IAN MARION DREWRY Marion is a demure little lass, One of the few in our class. Though she hasn’t much to say She’ll land on top some day. Literary Society (i); Junior League (i, 2); Industrial Arts Club (2); Dramatic Club (3, 4); Home Economics Club, Chairman of Program Committee (3, 4), Reporter (4); U. D. C. Essay Prize (3); Invitation Committee (4). MARGARET DRUMHELLER Margaret reminds me of a beautiful Senorita. And Penny thinks there’s none sweeter. She ' s got him at her beck and call But 1 don’t blame Penny at all. Junior League (1); Literary Society (2); V. L. Club (3, 4); Invitation Committee (4). JOHNNY DUDLEY Johnny tries to do his best To be the teachers ' pest, But even at that he’s O. K., A better sport you won’t find every day. Junior League (1); Science Club (2). BERNARD EVANS Bernard’s ambition is to sing baritone, His tenor doesn’t have quite the tone. We hope some day that he can sing Just as deep as dear old “Bing.” Junior League (1); High School Minstrel (3, 4); Social Committee (4); Junior-Senior Prom Committee (3). ELIZABETH FAIDLEY Libby wants to manage a “Five and Ten” And is just waiting for Woolwortli to say when. If she works real hard she may Be managing one some day. Literary Society (1); Home Economics Club (3); Photography Club (4). BERTHA FLIESS I know a girl who’s smart and pert, You all know her—we call her Bert, A very bright little lass, The Salutatorian of our class. Junior League (1); Literary Society (1, 2); School League Prize (3); Science Club (3); Senior Play (4); V L Club (4); Class Salutatorian (4). MARGARET FOX I don’t know Margaret very well But from zvhat I hear, she’s swell. If zvhat I hear is true, She’s a nice catch, I’m telling you. Literary Society (1); Home Economics Club (3, 4). MARY HAMILTON Mary is very small, Doesn’t take up much room at all, But big enough for Mr. Pozvell, When Ballard hears this he may growl. President of Home Room (1, 2); Junior League (2); Secre¬ tary and Treasurer of Home Room (2, 4); Girls’ Hi-Y Club (2, 3, 4); Home Room Representative to Mountaineer (1, 2); Commercial Club (4); Finance Committee (4). 10

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THE 1935 ALLEGHAN IAN FLOYD CAMPBELL He is slightly sentimental at times When he writes those silly rhymes, But he’s plenty good at heart And for the school, he does his part. Secretary of Home Room (i); Member of Boys Hi-Y (3, 4); President of Science Club (3, 4); Sports Editor of Mountaineer (3, 4); Editor-in-Chief of Annual (4); Minstrel (4). C. M. CASEY Baby is the nut of our school, But about women, he ' s no fool, He leaves them alone you can bet, For their charm, he hasn’t fallen yet. Science Club (1). CATHERINE COFFMAN Catherine plays a piano like nobody’s biz, In fact, she’s a whiz. It’s because she practices faithfully, And practice makes perfect you see. Junior League (1, 2); Industrial Arts Club (2); Secretary of Home Economics Club (3); Commercial Club, Program Committee (4); Annual Staff (4). RAYMOND CRAFT The fullback on our undefeated team, He plays football like a dream. Trudy also thinks he’s all right. To see them together is not an unusual sight. Football (2, 3, 4); Basketball (4); Monogram Club (2, 3, 4); Vice-President of Monogram Club (4); Hi-Y (2, 3, 4); Invitation Committee (4). SYLVIA CRAFT Sylvia is K a bewitching brunette, But her heart is uncaptured yet, Maybe she is saving it for the only one, Whoever he is, he’s a lucky son. Literary Society (1); Industrial Arts Club (3); Junior League (2); Home Economics Club (4); Secretary of Home Room (1). ROBERT GRANGE Robert Crance as a rule Is very quiet in school. He never worries his teachers dear, But on the grid-iron he’s not quiet, never fear. Monogram Club (4); Football (4); Science Club (1). ELLIOT DAMERQN Every one knows our poet “Chick,” For good times, he’s the girls’ pick. With his zvit and personality galore, Who could ask for anything more. V. L. Club (3); Dramatic Club (3, 4); Mountaineer Staff Member (3, 4); Senior Play (4); Poetry Editor of Annual (4); Minstrel (3, 4). REVA DODD Reva surely knows her Geometry, A fine student is she, And ' because she’s a studious girl She’ll make her mark in the world. Literary Society (1); Junior League (2); Home Economics Club (3); Secretary of Home Room (4). 9

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THE 1935 ALLEGHAN IAN WILLIANNA HANCOCK Willianna makes such crazy cracks And is always slapping us on our backs, But she’s as nice as can be Even though she ' s slightly nertsy. Literary Society (i); Junior League (2); Home Economics Club (3); President of Home Room (4); Cap and Gown Committee (4). E. J. HARRIS, Jr. E. J. is always carefree and gay. We all hope he stays that way. It ' s not so hot to always be blue, But he’s never that way, I ' m telling you. Science Club (1, 2); Literary Club (1); High School Minstrel (2, 3, 4); Junior League (3), Vice-President (4); Dramatic Club (4); Senior Play (4); Junior-Senior Party Committee (3); Class Prophet (4). MYRTLE HAYSLETT Myrtle is Miss Copps’ pet, That’s one way of passing—we bet. think she just wants to be friendly As she ' s smart enough to pass easily. Hi-Y (2, 3, 4) ; Dramatic Club (4) ; Business Manager, Senior Play (4) ; Annual Staff (4) ; Mountaineer Staff (4) ; Literary Society (1); V. L. Club (3); Latin Club (1, 2); Stamp Club (4). HARRIS HOCKER Harris is better known as (, Pcte. His cheery laugh makes him complete. His voice is always happy, never gruff, So therefore, he’s quite the stuff. Junior-Senior Prom Committee Photographers Club (4); Vocational Guidance Club (1); Invitation Committee (4); Minstrel (3, 4). MARTHA HYDE Martha seems very quiet to us, But maybe $lie’s not when around “Bus. She also sports his letter around. Looks like her romance has been found. President Literary Society (1); Mathemathics Club (2); Science Club (3); Home Room Representative for Moun¬ taineer (3); Secretary and Treasurer of Commercial Club (4); Member of Girl’s Hi-Y (4); Cap and Gown Com mittee (4); Mountaineer Typist (4). ELIZABETH INGRAM Elizabeth is an arithmetic shark, To her the problems are not all dark . How she gets them surely beats me Because they ' re hard as they can be. Literary Society (2); Home Economics Club (3); Photography Club (4). EMILY JAMES We all call Emily “Slats,” And for her dancing, we give “congrats” She ' s light as a feather on her feet, A better one you seldom meet. Glee Club (3, 4); Senior Play (4); Minstrel (3, 4). JEANNE JOHNSON A very cute girl is Jeanne, ' Though sometimes she is mean. But really and truly she is one Who is lots and lots of fun. Literary Society (1); Girls’ Hi-Y (2, 3, 4); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Dramatic Club (4); Reporter to Mountaineer (1); Latin Club (1); V. L. Club (3); Invitation Com¬ mittee (4); Senior Play (4); Minstrel (3, 4). 11