Floyd County High School - Bison Yearbook (Floyd, VA)

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iff V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V JOHN D. SLU6HSH, Iras. Class 19- 32-33. Fres. Glass 1933-34. Valedic- torian class 1934-35. Pres. Literary Society. This studious and ambitious boy has been a delightful companion for us during our high school '■ r? Through his earnest work and dij. enco he has been row rded by uinni... - the valictory. John is very quiet ana unassuming, which shows to all that he is a very deep thinker. Ho re-'ds a gre't deal, and I recall very few questions that have ever came before our class that John could not answer. RACIIKL1 ROLERICK WILLIAMS, Member B.B.T. 1934-35, Member staff. 3..1ut- orirn class 1934-55. Tho name Rachel] mo ms .a lamb but who said vhats in a name? Ruchell is evc-r a real go-get- ter, both in studies and in sports. She has elbowed nor way up from thp bottom and has climaxed her school race with being our sulutioriar. nd strongest Basket Ball guard. And is that all? Tennyson would have said §he is divinly tall and most divinly fair, but even n poet cannot sing all her eulogies; her class mates can. From the depth of all our he- arts we v iih Her success. WALTER LAHE HOWARD, Jr. Historian Class 1934-35. Walter is probully one of Floyd High Schools most studious cV boys, but we don’t h him. He is’nt dry, a hold that against tor he has ability. Although versat- I ile he is a humorist. He has iropeets - of a very pror.issing future as a lawyer. yf V V V V V V V V V V V

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 GSO. D. SHELOR, Jr. Class 1933-341 Vic. Pres. Class 1934-155. Fres Athle- tic Association. Member B.B.T. 1931 through 1935. Captain B.B.T. 1954-35. Member Tract Team. Member staff. G.D. is one of the most popular boys of our school. Who of us will ever forgot his gonial good-mfcured face which is always wreathed in a smile of contentment sp ci lly vlien chatting with a good looking girl. G.D. or handsome as he is often b — v - called is one of the most accompoli- i } ] shed young mnn in school. In addition to being one of the best basket ball players he holds a front place among our dramatic artists. He made with ease the basket ball team in 1931 and maintained it for his high school career. Many times ho has won for us the game. -M i V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Esther BRAMF. PROFFIT. Treas. clas 1933- 34. Sec. Trees, blass 1934-35. B.B.T. 1933-34-35. Capt. B.B.T. 1933 through 1955. Pres. Jr. League. Head Business Dept, of stuff. Class Propho 1934- 35. One n. ver thinks of Brume without recalling her bright smile an winning ways, which enables her to make and keep friends. She has a lev ing disposition and is always ready for a good time. ROBERT WOOL1.'IKE Jr. Member, B.B.T 1933-34-35. Member Tract m. Member of st'ff. Robert, who is now one of the foremost pupils of the senior class will soon be re-ay to embark up on his college c .reor. Ho has stuck t old Floyd High School for eleven year| through thick and thin. His athletic ability has helped the old school out of tight places, and helped gi e hon- or to it. He has risen from a below average pupil to a above average. hi h% !iv V V V V V N V V V V V V V