Jarratt High School - Builders Yearbook (Jarratt, VA)

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Junior Class 7) Estelle Theresa Rendall: Bobby is laughing, funloving but demure, a y ie loyal friend, and good pal. This little maid's unselfish ways and untiring a energy have won her a place in the hearts of all who know her. Jean Beatrice Flowers: Jean is very necessary to the junior and senior classes. Small but loud expresses her. Although she is small, she makes her presence known by her never-ceasing tongue. Her talkativeness, mingled with her good humor has made her a favorite with all. Marie Hall: Marie believes in the motto, little girls should be seen but not heard . Quiet, but determined, she is destined to make her way in the world and also to find time to enjoy life in the fullest. William Edward Jordan: Many and many times in the last three years a very quiet studious looking boy has been seen passing through the corridors of Jarratt High. His profile greatly resembles an arrow collar ad and his appearance is pleasing to all. | = yy - - aie Tg | TTT it nt k cl ‘y | “Wh “Uy f Hf ( i ot. Sh ee! | | Pee | | LL i ON OO Abe, 1) SSL spronsg-h- 47-7 Sonsnrecne RENEE -erar ener neR eR metnE ar ermmelmamnia art Se TENG TE AEST ETE “ . Irwin Wood Witchel: Irwin is one of those good-natured boys that you can't help liking. Worry and care hardly enter his mind. But is he bright? Well, one look will convince you. Richard Nelson: He has been weighed in the balance and not found wanting, but no scale is great enough to measure his true worth. Dickie is sincere and reliable. In spite of his gentleness, he has a most fasci- nating combination of wit and mischief, Pung men ean er Oretha Powell Owen: Cheeter is what we call her, But Smiles is a better name, For it matters not where we see her, Her smile is always the same. ¢ Senior Farewell We the Juniors of 1947, realizing that the time is soon coming when you will have to leave us, want to express our gratitude for the help you have given us and also for the good example you have setforus to go forth in the world as you will go. We thought this would be a happy day, but as it draws nearer, we iind it hard to face. Dear Seniors, we will miss you terribly and things won't be the same without you. We hope that you will find all the happiness and success bes life can give to you. FAREWELL SENIORS!.

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