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

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if M Nt Front Row tlcft to riglitlz Vivian Ward, Eleanor Smith, Emily Brooks, Beverly Walker, Barbara May. Back Row: Betty lnqf, B+-tty lea Steiglcder, Rose Pickles, Carol Le? Whitt, Mary Mahone, Virginia Fulwider, Dorothy Madi- rvn Emily Wessclls, Margarft Fisher,Iuditl1Aaee,Glaays Vaughan, Beatrice Crabtree, Ellen Gallmeyer, Bernice Roynll Clinrtrlri-ttf Gilvlus, Barbara Ann Puize, loyce Adams, Frances Glass. Yuture llomemalzem of Nmerica Future l-lomemakers ot America Was organized at Highland Springs l-ligh School November l, l945. The purpose ot organizing this club was to offer opportunities tor the further development oi pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. 0 The objectives ot this club for l945-46 were to promote better home and family living, to sponsor a project of improving the homemaking cottage, to promote better health in home and school, and to provide wholesome individual and group recreation.

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4 Peti e lcademie ?rancaiAe La Petite Academie Francaise was organized February 7, 1946. The following officers were elected: Mary Alice Reyes, President: Carlton Mitchell, Vice President, Mary Ellen Michaux, Secretary: and Courtney Purvis, Treasurer. The club consisted oi nineteen members and met every Friday during fifth period. lts purpose was to learn more about France and her customs. We selected La Marseillaisef' the French National Anthem, as our song, and perhaps you were near enough lOl to hear our Voices raised in Allons enfants de la patrie. Left to right: Iames Cornell, lean Gatewood, Catherine Lipscomb, Courtney Purvis, Shirley Davis, Louis Baker Estelle Hicks, Carlton Mitchell, Mrs. Creeqer, Mary Alice Reyes, Vivian Ward, Ann Shaw, Ruby White Peqqy Carroll, Peggy Cridlin, Mary Ellen Michaux. l wmfszst .

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093 C7416 M3!l Doesn't that name strike a familiar chord somewhere? lf you were in Miss Morris' 4th period English you would know we were Morris' Marblehead Morons. Or probably you saw our pin-up girl, lo Pack, and our pin-up boy, Sidney Alexander parading down the hall all decked out. 0 No doubt you saw the picture of our mascot, K-QMS, better known as Pete Poopendyke. 0 Our Program Committee spent many nights trying to think up em- barrassing situations for the students on the program. Once Prank Sinatra and Bing Crosby Calias Clifford lohnson and lohn Bewi entertained us. 0 To all freshmen English students we advise you to take sophomore English under Miss Morris and organize a club, and you'll have the time of your life. First liww Cleft' to ri-rhtl: M-iry Davis, Mary iqlXlllCCS Mirrsnrr, Pri-sirivrrtg lrryrw llrili, Ulrtiirrriarr of Pr Jr rrr K lrr rrrittmrp lictfy Clark. Soriorrri Row: lo Pack, VicvP10sidority Kathryn Williams, Doris Dawsort, Iuha 5 How: Mriraarot Fishcr, Viviari Ward, Burke Oweri, Barbara Ioan May. Fourth How: Naomi Toms, r Mildreti Eottariis, Fitithrirrh Mullins, Treasiirr-r. Fifth Row: Ruth Smith, Rachel Noftv, Emily Brooks, thti ltl1IlS Sixth Row: George Cliilrirvss, lack Culbertson, Wiriifrcd Cmrriori, Mario Barnett, Ollie Mac Michriiix M r Slrer'or', Srdrrvy Afexrrrrrior, Jimmy Marshall. Staridiriaz Miss Morris, Sponsor. Alvsorrt when pivturv w is r Shirley Diivis, Socrutr ry. sn mfi.f wx:mwsrr.