Leesburg High School - Ketoctin Yearbook (Leesburg, VA)

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Yirginia 'l'hoinas Nanry l'liz-iilrr Bi-tty Suv lilinorf' Ulf-nda Km-yrs Kay Brown Shirlvy lfislilmzlvk Phyllis Nr-wton Nanry l'ix'r-rhart Ba rlxa ra .Xllvnsworth CHEERLEADERS AND THE BAND 'l'hcir nvw skirts arc vvry attractive and haw' rvally hvlpvd make' our gals Hcutcf' Kay Brown as loader of tht' group has practircd long and hard with thvm and logfvtlivr with thvir sponsors, Miss Tillt-tr and Miss Shulrr, thv girls haw dont' thrir hcst to kcvp up thc' school spirit cvcn whvn tht- wvathcr and Crowded Conditions wvrc against the-m. Tho hand, grvatly vnlargvd and grvatly improved, consists of two divisionsg thc scnior hand which is Composvd of thc' morv advancvd studvnts and tht' junior hand which is composvd of thc brginning frtudvnts. Their fine' progrcss is dum' to hard worl: on tht' part of thc mvmbvrs and thc' rxvvl- lent instruction of thc tvachvr. Mrs. Rf'c'Vc's. lfiuf lfozv: Brn Bridgcs, Elm-anor Gill, Ligc Whit:-, 'I'uil'y Furr, Eddiv Hall:-tt, Maw Birrli- livld, jinuny Atliry. Srfonrl Row: John Y:-sry, Shawn Mabls-y, Ki-nny Rollins, Buddy Brad- fic-ld, Gvorgc Titus, .Iiin Hume-, Tc-inplar Titus, Jiinniy Crosz-n. 'l'lz1'rd Row: Mrs, Rm-ws, ,-Xllvn Coniphr-r, Cray llunir, Bing Stallings, Ann Popovitrh, Fm-rn Lindsay. 33

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i X5- lil. as-ui-r QQKE' M. 'ss M.ir.'2f' in First Row: Barbara Allensworth, Bev- erly Martin, Kay Brown, Barbara Wilson, Beatrice Mock. Second Row: Miss Sehuler, Cynthia Thomas, Shir- ley Crawford, Martha Lloyd, Frances Carnes, Anne Baumgardner, Mildred Jackson. Third Row: Peggy Dillard, Kitty Lou Kidwell, Jane Glascock, Helen Owens, Helen Poland, Hazel Moran, Pauline Russell. Fourth Row: Mary Hope Stowers, Sarah Titus, Mary jane Day, Thelma Allison, Bar- bara Muney. First Row: Donald Fouche, Secretary, Henry Stowers, President, James Carnes, Vice-President. Second Row: Mr. A. L. Hutton, Advisor, David Marshall, Bernard Neff, Billy Tillett, Paul Allison, Graham Duncan, Leroy Franklin, james Schulz, Lennie Lind- sey. Third Row: Douglas Anderson, Troy Marcum, Elmo Dickens, Roy Mareum, Clifton Jewell, Leonard Poland, XVayne Crouch, john Wil- liamz, Raymond Kirkpatrick, Treas- urer. Fourth Row: Emory Sensabaugh, John Minor, Wallace Furr, Sentinel, Boyer Fouehe, Herman Moran, Wil- liam Surface, Tommy Heflin, Henry Dfgliop, Rvporler. F. H. A. and F. F. A. The officers of this organization are: President, Kay Browng Vice-President, Martha Lloydg Secretary, Barbara Wilson: Treasurer, Beverly Martin. Their sponsor is Miss Shulcr. Under her direction, the club has improved the Home Ee Room greatly and decorations in the room help make the downstairs hall brighter. 32 The ofiicers working with the sponsor, Mr. Hutton, are as follows: President, Henry Stowersg Vice-President, james Carnesg Secretary, Donald Foucheg Treas- urer, Raymond Kirkpatrick. Each year our chapter of the F. F. A. presents its Greenhand program which is the induc- tion of new officers and members.

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First Row: W'allat'e Furr, Raymond Kirkpatrick. Second Row: Teddy Dodd, Buddy Frye, Gibson Kline, Robert Cooksey, Donald Jennings, Tommy Hummer, James Carnes. Third Row: Bill Fagg, Jimmy Geiman, Henry Bishop, Wayne Fox, Tommy Heflin, Grankie How- ard, Henry Stowers, Templar Titus. Fourth Row: Ted Jackson, Briekie Peach, Hubert Welsh, Buddy Bradheld, Frank Edmondson, Paul Allison, George Titus, David Marshall. Filth Row: Jay Lambert, Sidney Mercer, Tullny Furr. Top: Mr. Raeey, VARSITY FOOTBALL Leesburg High School went through its 1952 football season undefeated. In win- ning eight games the Tigers held their op- ponents to only fourteen points. The team, led by co-captains lVallace Furr and Ray- mond Kirkpatrick, had the most success- ful season in Leesburg history. Throughout the season the Tigers dis- played excellent sportsmanship and fine team play. The Annual Staff would like to com- mend Mr. James Racey, coach, and all others who had a part in the team's excel- lent showing. The team had wonderful 34 school spirit, as do all our students, and we are sure Leesburg High will continue to be an institution where fair play is the most important factor in sports. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Herndon at Leesburg-Leesburg 39, Herndon 0. Leesburg at Oeeoquan-Leesburg 48, Oeeoquan 0. Leesburg Mason 0. at George Mason-Leesburg 19, George Marshall at Leesburg-L r'r' sburg 34, Marshall 0. Berryville at Leesburg--Leesburg 13, Berryville 6. Leesburg at WarrentonkLeesburg 13, Warrenton 6. Aldie at Leesburg-Leesburg 52, Aldie 0.