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

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SENIORS Mary Elizabeth Merriman Emily Ruth Messer J cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, A charm of friendship all the while. E mily is a girl we ' re proud to know; She ' s sweet and jolly with an outward glow. John Thomas Pegram lie is little, but he is wise; He is a corker for his size. Emma Isola Peters She knows how to work and to play; How to be serious, pleasant and gay. Joe Curtis Philpott On football grid and on basketball court. In fact, any place he is a splendid sport. Mary Patricia Philpott She is a popular girl, full of fun. Her jovial manner many friends has won. “Lib” “Mess” “ Smokey” “Sola” “Joe” “Pat” [ 22 ]

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SENIORS Edward Philpott Jones Our president ' s a boy everyone knows. He will he popular wherever he goes. Floyd Earl Marsh, Jr. F. E. is an intelligent chap indeed; Everyone knows that he is slated to succeed. Clyde Achers Lawson He ' s a little shy, but not u’ith the girls; lie often wins them with the balls he whirls. Dewey Levy Martin Dewey is a steady, dependable lad. He ' s neither fussy nor very had. Charlotte Pendleton Love Love and a zvedding ring — a line that zvorks; We hope that for Charlotte no sorrow lurks. Sarah Elizabeth Mason Elizabeth, our blond, who is witty and gay. Is very slow-tempered, we all can say. ' Edd “Snoop “ Lotte “Feet “ Levy “ Tootsie [21 ]

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SENIORS Esther Lorene Roberson With cheerful laugh and sparkling eye, Lorene speaks to all as she passes hy. Ruby Frances Smith One who is loyal, sincere and true; A friend to all and never blue. Mildred Jeanne Scott IF hale ' er she undertakes she does with speed; You should look at The ads she brought to our need. Rachel Victoria Snead Energy enough for a dozen or more; This charming sweet lass IS one we adore. Thelma Geraldine Seay Thelma is a fine girl, very sweet, too. Attractive and neat, steady and true. Dorothy ' irginia Stone Never too busy to lend a hand. Always modest, a friend that ' s grand. [ 23 ]