Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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SEN 1 O R S OLLIE HELTON ”Blomiic” Pastime: Looking for a man that I can trust. Moffo: It’s better to smile than to frown. Comment: A truer blonde is hard to find, and coming to class, she’s always on time. HESTER NUNLEY Nunley” Pastime: Making pictures. Motto: Look to the future and forget the past. Comment: Sincere, hard- working, a friend to all; Never found loafing or roaming the hall. ROUTH SMITH Rooster” Pastime: Going to the movies. Motto: Give the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. Comment: A friend to all he has always been; Since work makes the workman, he’ll work, wait, and win. BILLY JOE DORTON Bill” Pastime: Going to Abingdon. Motto: Hold your head up if your belly drags the ground. Comment: He’s the boy the girls all claim, whether they be nimble, numble, or lame. HILMA HAWKINS Chicken” Pastime: Chatting. Motto: Don’t become a dark cloud just because you’re not a bright star. Comment: A wittier person is hard to find, although she has the boys on her mind. WALTER FIELDS Toad” Pastime: Fighting Bill. Motto: Push forward. Comment: He is little and very quiet; He rights the wrong and keeps it right. CLYDE FERGUSON Red” Pastime: Going to the movies. Motto: Think twice before acting. Comment: He has his lessons every day; He’s a very smart boy, is what we say. MARY JANE MORRISON Sarah” Pastime: Laughing. Motto: It’s better to try and fail than to fail to try. Comment: Happy, go-lucky, a genuine friend, with pa- tience that has no end.

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SENIORS CHARLES JENKS Egg Shell” Pastime: Running around in my fresh air taxi.” Motto: Catch ’em young, treat ’em rough, tell ’em nothing. Comment: Difficulty comes when he takes the first step, but he’s always ready and prepared to help. FANNIE JESSEE Becky” Pastime: Dreaming of the future. Motto: Make the most of life. Comment: Her set goal may be hard to reach, but she says, Silence is sweeter than speech.” FANNIE CUMBOW Shorty” Pastime: Just thinkin’. Motto: A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Comment: She’s quiet, deter- mined, and ever ready; Never gets in a hurry and takes life steady. GEORGE WILLIAMS Hero” Pastime: Making sarcastic re- marks. Motto: Laugh, stay young, stay single, have fun. Comment: He’s always ready ' to have his fun, with a smile and a joke for every- one. NANCY WARNER Nan” Pastime: Day dreaming. Motto: If you wish to please people, you must begin by understanding them. Comment: Why ' make life something dreary, when nothing is better than be- ing merry? VIRGINIA DALE Jenny” Pastime: Thinking of the future. Motto: Live a better life to- morrow than you live to- day. Comment: Able and willing to do her share, without a worrv or a care. ETHEL MARIE GILBERT Gilbert” Pastime: Motorcy ' cle riding. Motto: Learn to be quiet. Comment: A person who studies hour by ' hour with patience which almost means power. MARION BROOKS Brooks” Pastime: Joking. Motto: Fun and lots of fun. Comment: She’s kind and neat, and to her friends she’s very sweet.

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SENIORS EILLY RHEA Bill” Pastime: Fighting Walter. Motto: Slow but sure. Comment: He’s of stature somewhat high; He sits and lets the world pass by. AUGUSTUS CHAFIN Cotton” Pastime: Going to Abingdon. Motto: Don’t look back. Comment: He has a neat ap- pearance and mannerly way; As for the girls he does O. K. a. a 6 6 o e m Dear Lebanon High, we’re leaving you To mend the old world into the new. We’re the citizens of tomorrow, We want peace and security; not war and sorrow. As we bid you all good-by We have no fear for we will try To make our life a useful one And keep our aims until we’ve won. And to our teachers who patiently taught Us all we know and what we’ve sought. We say farewell and thanks to you. For making our hopes and dreams come true. Elizabeth McCloud Class Poet Class Colors Class Flower Green and White Red Rose MOTTO ' Knoivledge is promt that she has learned so much; Wisdom is humble that she knows no more.”