Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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Class Will As our last days of L.H.S. are slowly drawing to a close, we, the Senior Class of 1951 do bequeath to the future Senior Class of 1952, the fun, the knowledge, and the trials of our year. We, the Senior Class, bequeath individually to the Junior class, the following: Bobby Campbell wills his abilify to pass English to Marvin Dingus. Peggy Barnette wills her cheerful ways to Nancy Purcell. Peggy Bays wills her ability to get boy friends to Danah Easterly and Nancy Aker. Junior Dorton wills his girl friends, all of them, to Dudley Dotson. Bob Gillespie wills his gentlemanly qualities to Con Puckett and Fred Pruner. Floyd Johnson wills his quiet ways to Don Lasley. Kaney Warner wills himself to any unlucky Junior girl. Sue Campbell wills her girlish figure to Elizabeth Helton and Nancy Hagy. Raymond Lasley wills his basketball suit to Fred Kiser. Angeline Kiser and Joyce Fogleman will their gift of gab to Elizabeth Mitchell and I la Gentry. Jimmy Gay Yates wills her quiet personality to Elizabeth Johnson. Beatrice Kimberlin wills her knowledge of shorthand to Boots McReynolds and Gaynelle Anderson. Betty Ferguson wills her neat appearance to Irene Farmer. Anna Kate Snead wills her pretty hair to Virginia C. Ferguson. Margaret Nunley wills her diamond, but not Boots to Sarah Tate and Etta Ruth Chafln. Ann Sykes wills her ability to make friends to Anna Ruth Dickenson and Mary Sue Easterly. Joe Campbell wills his knowledge of agriculture to Eugene Wampler and Tommy White. Kenneth Davidson wills his ability to make bright remarks to Buddy Stoots and Buddy Taylor. Betty Lou Cassell wills her hist ory book to Roy Davis and Charles Fogleman. Tommy Bundy wills his mighty build to Jackie Hall and James Adams. Lola Belle Fields wills her giggles to Billie Booher. Joan Harrison wills her athletic qualities to Anne Bundy and Edith Ann Sutton. Patty Barnette wills her typing ability to Frances Mitchell and Jean Helton. Fred Elliott wills his place in the cafeteria line to Leon Castle. Hoppy Dickenson and Sue Wysor will their companionship to Virginia B. Fergu- son and Roosevelt Ferguson.

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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

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Mary Ellen Duty wills her ability to succeed to Naomi Taylor, Mildred Faulkner and Christine Robinson. Billy Boyd Wilson wills his short physique to Jimmy Easterly and Richard Mayo. Bill Sutton wills his laziness to Tommy Shrader. Merle Ferguson wills Jack to Betty Pratt and Shirley Harcum. Margaret Johnson wills her wit and humor to Ann Elliott and Douglas Buckles. G iles Francisco wills his nicknames to Kyle Price. Charles Saddler wills his ability to sing to Franklin Stinson and Gypsy White. Graham GriFfith, Jr. wills his brown eyes to John Ed Duty and Margaret Vencill. Lowell Jessee wills his big hands to Jimmy Farmer. Hoover Meade wills his good grades in history to Wylodean Hughes and Franklin Nunley. Harry Smith wills his quiet ways in class to Mary Lynn Gillespie and Betty Thomas. Nancy Elliott wills her pretty clothes to Bonnie Kiser and Betty Van Dyke. Gaynelle Ferguson wills her winning ways to Billy Owens and Betty Robinson. Norma Sword wills her feminine ways to Rebecca Burdette. Charles Cross wills his good looks to Jimmy Jenks, Lloyd Monk and Joe Harmon. Hilderd Fields wills her pretty hair styles to Virginia Chafln and Nancy Buckles. Donnie Gray wills his trim figure to Kenneth Dean, Donald Gilmer and Billie Sword. Egbert Eastridge wills his locker to Austin Vencill and Bernice Kimberlin. Danah Castle wills her ability to bake cakes to Lola Bell Johnson. Lauretta Davis wills her chewing gum to Mary Elizabeth Payne and Nancy Camp- bell. Nancy Smith wills her friendship with the teachers to Virginia Carpenter and Bonnie Barton. Nancy Stinson wills her heart to Bobby Herndon. Nancy Ketron wills her seat in classes to Reva Litton and Harold Garrett. Pauline King wills her typewriter to Jackie Brooks and Kenneth Garrett. Mary Jane Martin wills her music lessons to Charlene Campbell and Regina Fields. Jimmy Thompson wills his class ring to Elizabeth Garrett and Valma Lee Fields. We, do now bequeath the job of class legator to any two future Seniors with new ideas. Nancy Smith Mary Joyce Fogleman