Highland Springs High School - Highlander Yearbook (Highland Springs, VA)

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CLASS HISTORY Seniors at lastl What a wonderful title, and HOW we've struggled to attain itl For most of us, it represents eleven years of homework, Goodmorning, teacher, tardy bells, and written excuses from home. When we first bravely entered the portals of Highland Springs High School on Sep- terhber 10, 1942, literally scared to the bot- toms of our boots, we acted as all freshmen in high school do . . . bewildered and very green about everything in connection with high school activities. But we soon became familiar with such terms as SCA, lab, shop, gym, rat-hole, and, of course, the office. . This being one of the first years of World War II, the SCA sponsored a war bond and stamp auction here at school, complete with an army jeep and driver, which we all enjoyed immensely. Mrs. Bonnet, whom few of us came to know very well, left this year, and when we returned as gay young sophomores, Highland Springs had a new principal, Mr. I. Irving Brooks, Sr. Now we began to really change classes and to take a more active part in the school life. But these days soon were only fond memories when we became jolly juniors. We organized as a class for the first time on October 17, 1944, with Miss Martha Powell as our enthusiastic