Fincastle High School - Castle Yearbook (Fincastle, VA)

Page 48 text:

Jllllillil ISS SGMIEMIBNE EIEIFF FUR llillllill? ANCN6 IDIUIR SlOWlENlll?S Page F Listen my patrons and don't blink an eye, Hear the future of Seniors of Fincastle Hi. It runs like the alphabet with an A, B and C, Itls simple and crazy till it ends up at Z. With ladies first and gentlemen last, This is the prediction that will come to pass. Joe Anna Adamson leaves to Nancy Steffey her height, Phyllis Arnold to Geraldine to stay out late at night. To Phyllis Dodd, Mary Ellen Booth leaves her nights for sleep, While Ruth Brickey to Norine Baker leaves her Navy to keep Now to Shirley Natl, Dorothy Buckland, they all say, Leaves her ability to Hirt, in a round about way. Lorene Cahoon, quiet, neat and shy, Leaves to Jean Saville that catching sigh. Irene Caldwell! May her boy friends increase, Leaves to all of them, their axle grease. Madge Noffsinger shall receive from Mildred Green, The prettiest form that you ever have seen. Dorothy Huffman, the sad girl regrets, Must leave Betty Spigle the returning vets. Leaves Martha Martin, with a Winking eye, Her ability, to Mary Ellen Burns, to catch a guy. Genevieve Maupin, who llirts all the time, Leaves to Muriel Dalton her technique sublime, Patty Lee Painter, just a teacher at heart, Furnishes Betty Anne Pullen With an excellent start. Edith Powell leaves to Reba Vass, All her fondness for the English class. And Mary Anne Rader with dimples so deep, Leaves Betty Burch a piano to keep, Betty Lou Reid with curls to spare, Leaves her boys to any of those who care. Nlaggie Rhodes, Whom you can't deceive, Leaves Audrey Lee some tricks up her sleeve. orty-Two

Page 47 text:

N315 W WU MMD YQWEIE

Page 49 text:

Louise Shanks from Hill Top will depart, So Dorothy Crouch may then make her start. Ruth Wood, with pretty eyes of blue, Leaves her red tresses to any of you. Donald Austin, who likes anything, Leaves to Earl Harris his ability to sing. Norman Bolton, the boy that loves to learn, Leaves Ryland Towne his books to burn. Ben Bullard, whose hair will fade, Leaves a bottle of peroxide to Bobby Waid. Mack Bullard, the most studious of all, Leaves Billy Peters the basketball. Linwood Bush, always so neat, Leaves Dennis Epperly the back row seat. David Crawford, the athletic boy, Leaves Howard Caldwell his fame and joy. Loraine Cronise, wolf at the brink, Leaves Weldon Rhodes that charming wink. Tommy Ellis, that blond headed chap, Leaves Jacob Simmons his afternoon nap. Johnny Kessler, the boy we adore, Leaves Lawrence Thompson holding the floor. Carl Lee, the gallant at heart, Says to Rosa Lee Camper, I hate to depart. Ray Lee, the man about town, Leaves Jimmy McDowell his cap and gown. Lylburn Rieley, neat in appearance, Leaves Edward Harris his past experience. Leonard Tucker, the attentive young scholar, Leaves to Nash Powell his ability to holler. Alfred Vass, shy rose of spring, Leaves Ashby Crowder everything! And Cromer Hedrick, the red headed pest, Leaves Charlie Dillon to tease the rest. 97 Teftator - Witnz::ef.' BEN BULLARD JOHN KESSLER CROMER I'IEDRICK Page Forty-Three