Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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Seniors SUE WYSOR Suzie PASTIME: Playing the piano MOTTO: Hold your chin high, if your feet sometimes drag the ground. COMMENT: The cutest little senior you ever saw; she ' s not too short and not too tall. JIMMY GAY YATES Shorty PASTIME: Dreaming MOTTO: Smile and the world smiles with you. COMMENT: She has pretty hair and eyes; she ' s a very beautiful girl as we all realize. CLASS MOTTO Our forefathers traveled the iron age; the golden age is before us. ☆ Class Colors Green and White Class Flower White Carnation ☆

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Seniors NANCY CATHERINE STINSON Berle PASTIME: Talking to Honey MOTTO: Don ' t be a dark cloud just because you aren ' t a bright star. COMMENT: Sweet personality and a heart for all; she sure knows how to play basketball. BILL SUTTON C. B. PASTIME: Milking cows and dancing MOTTO: My name is Sutton; I like mutton, and don ' t care for nothing. COMMENT: He ' s happy, fast and all the while Billy has a joke along with a smile. NORMA JEAN SWORD Punkie PASTIME: Writing letters MOTTO: Tonight we launch, where shall we anchor? COMMENT: She ' s somewhat quiet as we all know,- but give her a chance and watch her g o! ANNE SYKES Dimples PASTIME: Dating and day dreaming MOTTO: A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. COMMENT: She ' s neat, sweet and liked by all; and with her beauty, she ' s queen of the ball. SARAH TATE Sissy PASTIME: Thinking of something else to do MOTTO: Make life worthwhile with a smile. COMMENT: She gets around and finds her way; then thinks of something else to say. JIMMY ALDEN THOMPSON Hat PASTIME: Going hunting MOTTO: Speak kind words and you will get along well in the world. COMMENT: He ' s nice and friendly and a good pal; he ' s always seen talking with the gals. KANEY WARNER Casey PASTIME: Visiting Rebel ' s Retreat MOTTO: Do as little as possible. COMMENT: Kaney ' s loud and quite a guy; he ' s known by all at Lebanon High. BILLY BOYD WILSON Cootie Bill PASTIME: Horseback-riding MOTTO: Take it easy; if you can ' t take it easy, take it when you can get it. COMMENT: His grades are high but could be higher, to tease the teacher is his desire.

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Beyond These Days Another class has reached the end of its high school career, We, Seniors, have surveyed the passing days with memories, both pleasant and dear. We cherish the experineces we have gained, certain athletic contests are called to mind, Happenings in the classrooms, both serious and humorous, won ' t be completely left behind. We ' ll recall every school activity, as we look back upon days spent here, We ' ll be grateful for all we have accomplished, and memories of it will always be clear. Graduation is to the high school student, what sundown is to the calendar day, Graduation marks the close of high school for Seniors as sundown marks the close of a day. As Sundown brings to folks the thought of a new day which will dawn after the passing night, Graduation brings to each of us, thou ghts of days beyond high school, though they be gloomy or bright. In this age of rapid changes we cannot know what the future holds in store. But in spite of these changes, we ' ll strive on and try to make the score. Although we have age old problems to be solved by us in a new age world, We ' ll strive on as we have thus far, and win, with our flag unfurled. Let ' s try to change the battlefield for a place where the world can be free, A place where leaders of all countries will cooperate, live in peace, and agree. We would admonish the classes which follow us to look well to the future, and prepare, For a future in which lies the destiny of all of us, a future we all have to share. Now, as we say goodby and part, to go in separate ways. Whatever, each of us has gained, dear faculty, we give you the praise. MARGARET JOHNSON Class Poet