Dan River High School - Archway Yearbook (Ringgold, VA)

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SENIORS NEVIDA JOAN WATSON ‘ ‘Nevida”’ iy .H.A.-1; May Court-1,2; Class S5ecy.-2,4; Beta Club-2,3,4, Vice- Pres.-3; Newspaper Staff-2,3,4, Co- editor -4; F.B.L.A.-3,4, Rec. Secy.- t; Jr. Play-3; Most Polite-4. Fav- ’ yrite Expression-‘‘Geeeeeeee’’. WOMACK PA.-1,2,3; Carnival Queen Candi- miate-l1; Beta Club-2; Newspaper Staff-2;F.B.L.A.-2; Pianist-3; Dra- matic Society-4; Corresponding Secy. t; Best Dressed-4., REBECCA WADE YOUNG ‘ Becky”’ Transferred from Climax in ‘5l; IPGaly Noll fansie dak, W Elwes tes7 Jae ea+ ball-2; Ruritan Beauty Contest-2; Jr. Play-3; Annual Staff-4, Favorite Expression-‘‘What ya say, George ?”’

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SENIORS GUY RICE NUCKLES Ciry Transferred from Halifax in ‘54; F, F.A.-4; K.V.G.-4; Baseball-4. Fav- orite Expression-'‘W ell, I’1l be dipped’, WILLIAM MAURICE Baseball-1,2,3,4 Jigep eliatye 3 snl on , Pres.-4; Monogram Club-4; Bach® lors Protective Assn.-4; Best All@ Around-4, Favorite Expression- ‘“What do you say?’’ BETTY CAROL SHELTON ‘‘Betty Carol’’ Class Secy.-l; Treas.-1; F.H.A.-l, 2,55; .B.L.A.-2; Jr. Play Usher-3; Glee Club-4; Annual Staff-4; Fav- orite Expression-‘‘Ain’t that some stuff!’ JAMES CLEO STRADER ‘Cleo’’ Jr. Varsity Basketball-2; Basket - ball-3; Jr. Play-3; Annual Staff-4; Bachelors Protective Assn,-4, MARGARET LEE SNEAD “Maggie”’ F..H.A.-1,2,3; Beauty Conte st- 2; Maypole Dance-3; F.B.L.A.-4; Li- brary Club-4; Most Dignified-4. Favorite Expression-‘ ‘Touch-you.”’ MARGARET ESTELLE TERRY ‘“Margaret”’ F.H.A.-1,2,3; Jr. Varsity Basket- ball-2; Favorite Expression-‘'Good Gosh.”’

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1955 of Dan River High School, knowing that all good things must come -to an end, and being in a sound state of mind, do hereby make our last will and testament, I, Bunny Alderson, leave my worn out books to anyone who will use them to a better advantage, I, Norman Alderson, leave my gentlemanly ways to Mack Hall, I, Raynell Arendall, leave my girlish figure to Evelyn Arrington, I, Leroy Arthur, leave my ‘‘catty Naps’’ to Keister Evans. I, Billy Bennett, leave my athletic ability to Wayne Yates, I, Ryland Bennett, leave my typical school boy disposition to Roy Bennett. I, Faye Blankenship, leave- ‘‘but Oh! how I hate it;’’ as you know Jimmy cannot leave until next year. I, Betty Bobbitt, leave my many arguments to anyone who desires to become a lawyer, I, Andrew Bohannon, leave my girl friends to anyone who can handle them better than I did. I, Beatrice Bohannon, leave my shyness toward boys to Becky Clark. I, Jewelyn Bowman, just leave in a black ‘50 Ford. I, Carl Bray, leave my desire for good grades to Sammy Lehtio. I, Jean Carmichel, leave my ability to be late for classes to Peggy Bohannon, We, Nevida Watson and Buddy Clark leave happily together, for we hear wedding bells. I, Lois Crowder, leave my ability to get along with the teachers to Shirley Williams. We, Wayne Crowder and Cleo Strader, leave our ‘‘cutting up in class”’ behind, we think all the teachers will be glad of this; won't they, Mr. Barker? I, Jackie Davis, leave Mr. Rickman’s DeSota to anyone who can drive it as often as I did. I, Jimmy Davis, leave my ability to dance to James Clark. I, Delma Eanes, leave my acting ability to Nancy Henderson. I, Margie Ferguson, leave my politeness, to everyone. I, Sonny Gibson, leave my teasing disposition to James Bennett. I, Jimmy Guill, leave my Singing ability and my ukulele to Donald Layne. I, Joan Gardner, leave all I’ve never learned, from all the books I’ve never read, to all those who never study. I, Nancy Gilbert, leave my position ‘‘under the goal’’, to Jeanette Henderson. Barbara Harris, leaves her one -day diet plan to Mrs, Fraenzel. D.C. Hastings, leave my art ability behind on the old posters. I, Mary Jane Hill, leave my ability to make ‘‘A’s’’ to Wayne Barker. I, Bernice Hodnett, leave my baby ways to Margie Ferguson, I, Margie Ingram, leave in hopes that the on-coming students enjoy school at DanRiver as much as I have. I, Betty Jeffries, leave my love for basketball to Gay Campbell. I, Sara Jennings, leave my neat appearance to Barbara Byrd, I, Jimmy Jones, leave my classy basketball style to Berkwood Farmer. I, I Sarah Lewis, leave my quiet and studious ways to Alice Jeffries. » Josephine Martin, leave my position as captain of cheerleaders to Mariah Anderson, I, Dorthy Miller, leave my desire for pretty clothes to anyone who can afford them. I, John Harvey Moore, just leave. I, Guy Nuckles, leave Joan Barker to my sorrow. I, Maurice Seay, leave my popularity to Frank Guerrant. I, Betty Shelton, leave my love for bookkeeping to Margie Hooker, I, Margaret Snead, leave my sophisticated manners to Ada Wyrick, I, Margart Terry, leave my pleasing smile to everyone, everywhere, I, Shelby Jean Womack, leave my ‘‘giggles’’ to Beth Keller. I, Rebecca Young, leave my flirty ways to Marie Belcher. All of the students of the Senior Class wish to leave to the entire student body pride in good sportmanship and school spirit of Dan River High School. To the Seniors of ‘55, we leave hopes and aspirations for privileges in the coming year we never knew, To the faculty and principal, we leave our appreciation for their leadership, guidance and understanding for the past four years, Testators: Nancy Gilbert Betty Jeffries