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

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DEDICATION We, the senior class, in appreciation for all the advice, inspiration, and assist- ance so cheerfully and helpfully rendered us, do in this year, 1950, dedicate our Timber Tints to Mrs. Margaret Craig. ’ . J : Because we had such a patient and uriderstanding person to guide us we feel better prepared to meet the life awaiting us after graduation.

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Y rgtfil»W 927: im d PREFACE Because of the part music plays in the life of the average person, it was chosen as the theme of the 1950 Timber Tints. Music, in its various phases, is depicted in the division pages of this annual. Also, music was selected as the theme partly as a gesture of appreciation to the progress made by both the Glee club and the newly organized Drum and Bugle Corps and orchestra. To these organizations we stand indebted for the many moments of pleasure and enjoyment they have offered to us, the student body. r tfperty Gf ; Library of Virginia

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Song I — Reading, ’Riting, and ’Rithmetic” Within the notes of this ditty you will find, for your future reference, group pictures of the administration and faculty. Song II — Should Auld Acquaintance be Forgot” Enclosed in this song will be found pictures of the classes and their officers. Song III — Hail, Hail, the Gangs all Here” Presented with this tune are pictures and descriptions of the various organizations and activities. Song IV — Onward Bassett” As the title indicates, this song shows the popular athletic side of our school life. Song V— Dream Girl ” Here you will find the feature section with pictures of our dream girls and boys. Song VI — Jingle, Jangle, Jingle ” Within the pages of this song are presented our advertisers.