Huddleston High School - Mirror Yearbook (Huddleston, VA)

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Mary Jeannette Overstreet Jeannette Life is too important to take too seriously 4. Biuy wayne white lIBiuylI So sweet the blush of bashfulness ' D . - 43+ Fleeta Marinda Preston F1eeta Life without love or mischief isn't ,J ,, ufe V Q y1l n, - 'Sl- 1 fv- 5 if l l IO Thomas Neal Wilson YVTOmlT Don't let study interfere with your education

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MASS HISHIRY In September of 19 57, we, as a body of forty-two Freshmen, began our search for our Stairway to the Future . To direct us on the first phase of our journey we had Mr. Herman Garbee as Chief Guide. To assist him we elected as President-Mary Laughon, Vice President-Warren Brown, Secretary-Sue Tuck, Treasurer-Fleeta Preston, and SCA Representative- J eanettie Newman. Our reporter, Shelby Goad, kept the wor ld posted on our progress. We lost four members, Willie Ferguson, Larry Karnes, Janice Carter, and Kathryn Crouch, who decided to look for stairways of their own. At the end of nine monthsof steady travel, we stopped for a three month vacation.After resting thoroughly, we again resumed our search for our stairway. Our Chief Guide this year was Mrs. Catherine Ginn.As her as- sistants we selected President-Carolyn Meador, Vice President-Richard Franklin, Secretary-Joyce Ayers, Treasurer-Douglas Howell, and SCA Representative-Mary Laughon. Bettie Austin was elected to relay our activities to the outer world. We lost three members of our party. Sue Tuck found her Stairway to the Future in marriage. Douglas Witt and Mary Brown joined another searching party. We gained a new member that year. Richard Franklin decided to continue his search with us. J eanettie Newman decided to leave our company permanently. In September of 19 59 we started out again. Our guide was Mr. Winston Woodford.We selected as his assistants President-Fleeta Preston, Vice President-Richard Franklin, Secretary-Shelby Goad, Treasurer-Douglas Howell, and SCA Representative-Mary Laughon. Bettie Austin was again selected as our reporter. The strain proved too great for some, so Seymour Crouch, Ogburn Howard, Rachel King, Ronnie Mitchell, and Russell Plymale quit. Lera Lee Howell preferred married life to searching for stairways. This wasabig year for us. We gave our Junior Play, Finders Creep- ers to help sponsor the J unior-Senior Banquet. The theme for this banquet was Stairwayto the StarsF', and was given in honor of those who had end- ed their search. Warren Brown, Richard Franklin, Larry Howell, and Sherman Krantz chose to wait for another searching party. One member of our group, Janet Nuckolds, grew tired of her last name and decided to change it to---Ferguson, but we still have her in our com pany. Carolyn Meador decided she had searched long enough and left.us in favor of married life. September of 19 60 saw sixteen tired but hopeful Seniors begin the last leg of the search. Mr. Winston Woodford was with us again as our Chief Guide. To assist him We chose the following, President-Fleeta Preston, Vice President-BobbyJohnson, Secretary-Shelby Goad, Treasurer-Mary Laughon, and SCA Representative Jeannette Overstreet. Nolan Crowder was selected as our new reporter. The first big event of the year was the very successful Senior Play, entitled, Who Killed Aunt Caroline '? . The Junior-Senior Banquet, given bythe jmiiors in our honor, was one of the special highlights of the year. The Senior Trip was very exciting and educational for all who went. Having reached the Stairway to the Future , with wonder-ful me- mories of our searchand high hopes for the future, we see tEt it extends far into the horizon and we realize that our search has only begun. We know that step by step we will advance to meet the challenge of the unknown.