Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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HARRY E. PRATT Intermontain Pastime: Tending to the horses. Motto: Bring to pass the things you desire. Comment: Serenely he faces his daily tasks, Looks at a certain pretty girl and wonders what the teacher asks. AMERICA RASNAKE Intermontain Pastime: Writing letters. Motto: Education is success. Comment: She is very cute and bright, Happy go-lucky and a girl we all like. ELIZABETH KEELE SMITH Intermontain Pastime: Thinking of Van John- son. Motto: Cheer up, for the worst is yet to come. Comment: She ' s plump and sweet And hard to beat. FRANCES STAPLETON (JESSEE) Finney Pastime: Waiting for her hus- band, June, to come home. Motto: Feet, care for my body, I can ' t. Comment: Our cutest blonde who knows her score, She ' s really a sensation on the basketball floor. MABEL G. PUCKETT Intermontain Pastime: Dreaming. Motto: Live to learn and learn to live. Comment : She ' s one that is sweet and kind, A nicer girl you ' ll never find. EILEEN ROBERTSON Finney Pastime: Settling business affairs. Motto: Drag on feet; that ' s my method of getting there. Comment. Sweet personality and smiling eyes, Create this girl who is mighty wise. JANE ANN SMITH Intermontain Pastime: Taking pictures. Motto: Love ' em, leave ' em. Comment: She is friendly and pretty too, And to her class she is always true. MALISSIA ELLEN STOOTS Finney Pastime: Writing letters. Motto: It ' s better to smile than to frown. Comment: Lissia is one we ' re all proud to know, Sweet and neat with an in- ward glow.

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HENRIETTA JOHNSON Intermontain JOHN M. KETRON Finney Pastime: Dreaming of the future and the past. Motto: Take ' em as they come. Comment: Cheerful, sincere, and sweet, A girl we are all glad to meet. CLAUDE E. KINDER Finney Pastime: Eating chocolate-nut sun- daes. Motto: If you doubt, don ' t. Comment: Claude ' s a boy that ' s very neat, Joan thinks he can ' t be beat. DOROTHY A. LOWE Intermontain Pastime: Eating. Motto: Practice makes perfect. Comment: Dorothy lives the life there is to live. She never takes; but what she gives. CHRISTINE McFARLANE Finney Pastime: Writing poetry. Motto: Plan your work and work the plan. Comment: Earnest, hard-working and full of fun, With ways that would please anyone. Pastime: Making sarcastic re- marks. Motto: So a man thinketh so he is. Comment: Johnny is friendly and full of fun, His bit of wit amuses every- one. ALFRED SMITH LASLEY Intermontain Pastime: Fooling around. Motto: Laugh and the world laughs with you. Comment: Here ' s a fellow who finds jobs in school and out, too. Without him what would Wimpy do? ELLEN M. McCLOUD Finney Pastime: Visiting the City Mar- ket. Motto: To have a friend be one. Comment: The cute little senior with a heart for all. She certainly knows how to play basketball. STAFFORD F. PATRICK Intermontain Pastime: Hunting. Motto: Action speaks louder than words: Comment: He makes good grades and is very quiet. He rights the wrong and keeps it right.

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BETTY JO SUTTON Finney Pastime: Eating. Motto: What you are depends on you. Comment: A better friend is hard to find, She always says what ' s on her mind. SARA LOU WARNER Finney Pastime: Laughing. Motto: Live and love; love to live. Comment: The cutest red-head you ever saw, She never disobeys the law. CLYDE YATES Intermontain Pastime: Sleeping and eating. Motto: In this life there is work to be done, there is no time to drift. Comment: Clyde ' s politeness is known by all, He makes good grades and never roams the hall. WILLIAM C. TAYLOR Intermontain Pastime: Farming. Motto: No man can climb out beyond the limitations of his own character. Comment: He ' s handsome as we all know; He makes a certain lady a very cute beau. THOMAS BERT WILSON Intermontain Pastime: Goal Breaking. Motto: Live a life today; for to- morrow we may die. Comment: His laugh is known to every- one. His main ambition is to have fun. ARCHIE BLAINE JESSEE Nov. 26, 1927 -Aug. 7, 1945 Death came to Archie beneath the placid water of a lake in which he had gone swimming. He had many of the typical traits of American youth. He lived with a boy ' s faith that the world ' s storehouse of pleasures is never empty. Young people liked him especially; older peo- ple were pleased to call him a friend. Students of L. H. S. served as flower girls and pallbearers. In the soft mellow glow of an Au- gust sunset they bade him good- bye as the chimes played, Sleep, Beautiful Dreamer.