Eagle Rock High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eagle Rock, VA)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY 1942 THE WORLD AT I.R' Young men ane young women dropolng out of school to answer thelr country's calll But not so for trlrty tnree t1m1d youngsters, who paused warlly before a door marked nFreshman Class Mrs Hugh M0C1ung eacher Mary Dudley marched 1n flrst carrylng the class Dres1dent's banner followed by Betty Clark and Edna Scruggs V ce Presldents V1rg1n1a Reynolds bore the secretary's book, and ndlth Lee Jllhelm held her head hlgh, for she had been en trusted Nlth all the valuabl s Bern1ce Smmmons had a notebook expectlng to report all the lnterestlng happenlngs of the year The days passed Br1ght for some Dark for others Dark because ln the exanw that followed, they met the1r Wwuterloo 1943 THE WORLD STILL T HAR! Young men and young wome ever leavlng school to form tho Army, the Navy, the faves, the Uacs Twenty six bold Freshmen went down the hall crossed the threshold of Mrs Allen's room, ard were new called nSophomores One vlce presldent dropped out, so Edlth Lee Nllhelm carrled her banner Nellle Ann Vaughn was the keeper of the book of min utes, and Vlrglnla Reynolds was flnancler Gladys Hoke kept Match over the 'gO1DgS and 'coming and C4PT18d the news to the nEagle'sN Staff The members of the cl ss Jo1ned a llterary soc1ety, dlssected frogs, lo rned about the bees and flowers and so nent on 11th the bUS1HCSS of belng educated 1944i ROOSEVELT ND CHURCHILL QEET ON THE BROAD kTLaNTICl MacARTHUR -aGnS LR ON THA J PS H at Eagle Rock High School, twenty one young ladles followed by five young gentlemen folk d sedately up the sta1rs Junlors pr s1dent's banner ch nced h nds Edlth Le dllhclm vas choser for thls hlgh honor lUZ1 Pocry, Jr bore the t1tle of v1ce presldent Vh11G LOUISE Clark k pt vatchful eye on the nors Viola Swoope kept record of ll UUSIFOSS and Flor noe B rgc ox changed the old canvrs o ey bag for a Nbr nd new check at the Eagle Rock Bank Jo n1n s Flsher l t the ranks in ruary and Bdlth Dunb r f Ruch nan dropped quietly ln Havlng grown ln uKno l d e and Staturon by thls tlme, f the members of the class wolned th b nd, the Dranntlc and even entered the dramatlc flelds, for, before a packed fbout the flrst of my a play, 'Busy hs A B ave ' was p n the Jun1ors truly st rred book Feb some Club, house sented s N6 go to press x mln tlons loom on the hor1zon but the H OP1OYS of l946N 1 ll leave somethlng to say about t em Florence Barger Hlstorlan T ,. U ' I ll o 1 v ' . , . . A - I Q . .K - - .W , i I 3 T H 4 . . . ' - - 1 ' -4 9 I i - . . . . - . o. . 4' A 6 1 . 1 My Q . . . , . . . . . ui . nl at o 1 u l. o P A 7 n ' e T . - I o 4. ' Q! . . . ,. . . O I - . . . . . ' 0 , r 1 - n v sn V , - D , . . . O ny . . 9 , 'A D , v. . 4 . . , , . . ' lx . A- l .fn v- .... -K 'Q . -' -L LL l I Q i . P . va to ' - ' now-under the guidance of Mrs. James MacGruor. This year the o ' . a J na . ' e V' n . ' ' . K 'o . ' ' - ' , n ' ' o 1 i . . T . .1 ' Q f-. w - A . c l a m n f a ,H 1 ... . n ' g ' ef - - , ' a o n a - ' . . . W O 3 . . o . .e a, . 4 ' Hrf, . ' 1 e r,' re ' V fl. d - H TL v ' A ' , e a.'ra ' ' , S I ':i f ' h .