John D Bassett High School - Timber Tints Yearbook (Bassett, VA)

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0 the Students To the students of Bassett High there lies before you an annual waiting for eager hands to turn swiftly to the galaxy of faces of comrades and of work and play in the days which have sped by so swiftly. These we have attempted to show through pictures and words which will enable you to call back cherished memories. We, the Staff, assume to become prophetic of the future in believing that for our followers lies a trail that will continue to grow as each year goes by and becomes a much more wonderful one accomplished through readiness and ability to move for- ward. 0 Trofessor 8 , Qurl oover Another year has passed leaving a very deep impression on the lives of each of us. There is a very deep impression left on our hearts and minds of the lives of those who have been inspirational and beneficial to us in the preceding years. The love and admiration we have for such cannot be expressed in one small paragraph or even in one small book; but it is the hope of the 1940 Timber Tints Staff and the Senior class, in com- piling the records and events of the past years that we express our grati- tude the best way possible. To the one, who for ten years has bravely upheld our school standards as Professor” we offer a tribute of respect and a synonym of whole-hearted love by the dedication of the 1940 Timber Tints to our loved-by-all PROFESSOR E. CARL HOOVER.

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FACULTY Seated: Mrs. Bryant, Miss Brightwell, Miss Parker, Mr. Hoover, Miss Weaver, Miss Harris. Stainliiig: Mr. Lasko, Mrs. McCray, Miss Stone, Miss Via, Miss Mitchell, Miss Goode, Mr. Marshall. Mr. E. Carl Hoover, who has been more than just principal, for he has been friend, counselor, and leader to the Senior Class for a most successful high school ca- reer.