Falmouth High School - Indian Legend Yearbook (Falmouth, VA)

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Senior Register (continued) 37. Moore, Charles 38. Newton, Rachel 39- Newton, Velma 40. Patton, Holmes 41. Patton, Mary Aleen 42. Patton, William 43- Payne, Clinton 44. Payne, Mennis 45. Payne, Raymond 46. Peregary, Paul 47. Poff, Norma Jean 48. Porter, Helen 49. Ramer, Frank 50. Ramer, George 51. Resio, Robert 52. Shackelford, Ann 53. Skinner, John 54. Snellings, Barbara 55. ' Snellings, Ivy 56. Snellings, Marlene 57. Stevens, Jean 58. Stone, Robert 59. Sullivan, David 60. Sullivan, Dwight 61. Sullivan, Hazel 62. Sullivan, John 63. Sullivan, Lorraine 64. Sullivan, Nettie 65. Truslow, Mamie 66. Truslow, Phyllis 67. Verburg, Alice 68. Way, Esther 69- Way, Sidney 70. Williams, Mable 71. Wright, Dorothy 72. Young, William Good nature Pretty hair Quietness Intelligence Charitableness Good appearance Comedian antics Cleverness Quietness Blue eyes Brown eyes Willingness Cheerfulness Athletic ability Sociability Silence with a smile Self sufficiency Helpfulness Courtesy Pleasantness Daintiness Curly hair Earnestness Fun loving Courteousness Strength Earnestness Refinement Thoughtfulness Determination Sportsmanship Fun loving Congeniality Quietness Her willingness to try Dimples Most in love Most easy going Quietest Class scholar Biggest appetite Most romantic Wittiest Slowest Most timid Most unassuming Most artistic Most scholarly Best humored Most influential Best dancer Most dignified Most vitality Bound to succeed Most petite Most imperturbable Most businesslike Most sincere Most confidential Most amusing Most dependable Most skillful Most keen Most efficient Most sincere Most keen Prettiest girl Most amusing Most polite Most appreciative Merriest smile Most successful with girls

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Senior l eaist egisler NAME 1. Aaron, Paul 2. Boutchyard, Hansford 3. Boutchyard, Lois 4. Brooks, Peggy 5. Buchanan, Robert 6. Burton, Charles 7. Callahan, Gloria 8. Corbin, Delores 9. Cropp, Joyce 10. Curry, Lois 11. Curtis, Thomas 12. Damron, Bud 13. Dobson, Jackie 14. Dye, Benjamin 15. Dye, James 16. Dye, Paulina 17. Fleming, Anna 18. Fulford, Judson 19. Gallahan, Barbara 20. Gracik, Agatha 21. Hammons, Thelma 22. Harding, Frances 23. Heflin, Phillip 24. Houck, Charles 25. Huffman, Joyce 26. James, Raymond 27. Jett, Anna Mae 28. Jones, Irene 29. Kukrak, Steve 30. Kurz, Vernon 31. Layton, Jean 32. Loving, Restress 33- McWhirt, Mary Ann 34. Mead, James 35. Moncure, Withers 36. Monroe, Bradford ADMIRED FOR Helpfulness Unselfishness Good nature Sparkling enthusiasm Thoughtfulness Southern Accent Ambition Earnestness Captivating smile Business ability Good manners Willingness Dutifulness Athletic ability Ability to tease Determination Wholesomeness Athletic ability Appealing dignity Cleverness Unassuming ways Kindness Courtesy Neatness Cheerfulness Masculinity Soothing voice Soft smile Quietness Sociability Good fellowship Pep Neatness Stateliness Good fellowship Friendliness POLL Best photographer Most energetic A swell pal Most responsive Best groomed Calmest Jolliest Cutest Most easy to please Most sophisticated 3iggest tease Most versatile Most school spirit Most patient Tallest Most talkative Most cooperative Handsomest Kindest Most attentive Most innocent Most generous Most popular Best driver Happiest Most masterful Sweetest Best alto voice Most quiet and retiring Most brunette Most popular Most restless” Best groomed Most efficient Great athlete Best natured

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LAST WILL AMD TESTAMENT OE THE SENIOR CLASS OE 1949 Wc, the graduating class of 1949, having finished our long and successful task of school life, and being of sound minds and memories, do hereby will and de- dare our valuable possessions to our classmates and faculty. 1. To Mr. Snead, our principal, we leave our appreciation for all the privileges and kindnesses you have given us, the Senior Class of ’49. 2. To Mr. Edwards, our assistant principal, we leave much happiness and success with your glee club. 3. To Miss Kehoe, our senior sponsor, we leave fnuch love for all the kindness you have shown us in the past year. 4. To Mrs. Hoskins, our annual sponsor, we leave a new group of efficient com¬ mercial students who will like you as much as we do. 5. To Miss King we leave a class room filled with quiet girls. 6. To Mrs. Cooper we leave a whole class of A students in history. 7. To Miss Hammett we leave even more success in her promising years. 8. To Mrs. Peirce we leave a girls’ basketball team who will win every game. 9. To Mrs. Cannaday we leave a more intelligent group of students. 10. To Mrs. Castle we leave a Beta Club consisting of every student at Falmouth High School. 11. To Miss Goodloe we leave more students to take up Home Economics. 12. To Mr. Wyne we leave the best of carpenters, electricians, and plumbers. 13 To Mr. O’Hair we leave an outstanding class always. 14. To Mr. Hoskins, our coach, we leave an undefeated basketball team. 15. To Mr. Muse we leave a successful and progressive group of agriculture boys as future farmers. 16. To Mrs. Hammon, Mrs. Chinn and Mrs. Henderson, our grade teachers, we leave our greatest appreciation for all the kindness you have shown us. 17. To the Seniors of next year we leave a smaller class with more privileges and a year of success. 18. To the Juniors of next year we leave much luck and success. 19. To the Sophomores we leave the wonderful fact that they will be Juniors the next year. 20. To the Freshmen of next year we leave our sincere hope that they will have happiness in the years to come. 21. Paul Aaron leaves his photography to Sidney Snellings. 22. To Charles Jubb, Hansford Boutchyard leaves his dimples. 23. Robert Buchanan leaves his motor scooter troubles to Bill Poyck. 24. Charles Burton leaves his skipping school to Sidney Monroe. 25. Jack Curtis leaves his farming ability to Francis Sullivan. 26. Jimmie Dye leaves his flirting with the girls to Joe Sullivan. 27. Judson Fulford leaves the best of luck to the one who is May King next year. 28. Sterling Hall leaves his football career to Dike Hooe. 29 Phil Helfin leaves his quiet and bashful ways with the girls to Charles Abel. 39. Charles Houck leaves his car wrecks to some unlucky person of next year. 31. Raymond James leaves his curly hair to Lauman Schooler. 32. Steve Kukrak leaves his typing ability to Robert Henderson. 33. Vernon Kurz leaves his black hair to Brad Perkins. 34- Restress Loving leaves his singing ability to Carthage Prince. 35. James Meade leaves his ability to stay in Coach’s office to Richard Carpenter. 36. Withers Moncure leaves his ability to talk to girls to Milton Powell. 37. Bradford Monroe leaves his horse laugh to Temple Brooks. 38. Holmes Patton leaves his shortness to Elmo Brown. 39- William Patton leaves his handsome looks to William Futrell. 40. Clinton Payne leaves his Prince to some lucky boy next year.