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

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Q? A , . - 3' sf A t W f. f Left to right: Lee Conner, Buddy Norvell, Fred Chniel, lames Whitt, Albert Robins, George Gillen, Thomas Gillie, Sidney Alexander, Herb Berry, Billy Taylor, Alfred Sorensen. Jnda trial 141-tn Club The aims of the Industrial Arts Club this year were three-fold - to help our school, to help our community, and to help ourselves. Mr. Berry acted as our active sponsor. We Went on five outings and a deer hunt. 0 Our officers tor the year were: President, Albert Robinsg Secretary, Thomas Gilliep Treasurer, George Gillen.

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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.

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71:42 Z9 CC' 61116 The 2yCC - Second Year Commercial Club - is a brand new organization composed of the girls in the second year commercial work. lt is our hope that the club will help us to improve our com- mercial skills, and that, as a club, we may help to make our school a still better one. 0 We cannot be serious all the time, however, so at the lunior Bazaar we had a little blue, pink, and white booth in which We sold ice cream - and a good time was had by all. The party at the home of our president, and, also, the pajama party aiven by one of our members will lonq be remembered. 0 We hope that we have started a club that will become a tradition and that the future members will have as much fun in it as We have. First Raw ilcft to riqliilz Helen Winter, Pcqqy Ciitllin, Phyllis Nixon, An: Adams. Second Row: Ali L H snn, Knflilfun Ccnrull, Icantfiio Harris, Ellen Gallnwyex. Third Row: Mrs. LeClaire Hunt, lean H t H l Q1 unip.