Lovingston High School - Cycle Yearbook (Lovingston, VA)

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BasLeitall The basketball team of Lovingston High School wasn’t very successful last year. The team went to Fleetwood and they were beaten 41 to 5. Then the team went to Schuyler and got beat 12 to 2. The team visited Amherst and they were swamped 12 to 9. The team then tried a shot at Madison Heights but we were poor shooters and lost 2 5 to 15. Fleetwood played us on our court and the final score was 17 to 17. H. Purvis was our hero of the day. Schuyler was the next team to visit us and they carried away a 4 to 2 victory. Madison Heights came down and whipped our boys 48 to 6. The next team to visit us was Amherst and they whipped us 16 to 14. Harlow gave Amherst two points to help them win the last game of the season. BASKETBALL SCORES, 193 5 LOVINGSTON NAME OF TEAM SCORE Lovingston - Lovingston . 9 Lovingston . 15 Fleetwood 17 Schuyler . 4 Madison Heights . 48 ' Amherst . 16 ' FLEETWOOD NAME OF TEAM SCORE at Schuyler . 12 at Amherst . 12 at Madison Heights . 2d atS Lovingston .-1179 at Lovingston . 3. at Lovingston . (gy a y Lovingston . J4 Last fall our well loved janitor, Mr. Purvis, was paralyzed. We were very unfortunate in losing him. Mr. Purvis who had been with us many years was well loved and respected by all of the students. He was good and kind and always ready to help anyone that he could. He was a good worker and the building was always net and clean. All of the Seniors want to show their appre¬ ciation to Mr. Purvis for all he has done for them while they attended Lovingston High School. George Norvell, ’36.

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DRAMATIC CLUB IML y QUEEN Sadie Gunter Elizabeth Yuille Juliet Redd Court of 1936 MAID OF HONOR Genoa Parrish ATTENDANTS Virginia Ashley Harriet Kidd Mary Baker Worth Roberts CROWN BEARER Estes Sheffield Dan Payne HERALDS FLOWER GIRL Betty Ann Sheffield Harold Mawyer GLEE CLUB

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.Basketball Tompkins Strother Captain REGULAR TEAM Mary Baker Forward Tompkins Strother . . Forward Kathleen Dawson Center Annie L. Gleason Center Dolly Phillips . Guard Eli a Turner .Guard Virginia Ashley Fannie B. Kidd SUBSTITUTES J OSPEHINE HARROWER Margaret Purvis Dell Harrower THERE IS A DIFFERENCE The school teacher went out of her way to drop in at the house of one of her bright- young charges, who had been absent for over a week. Helen is now fourteen,” said her mother, and me and her paw think she’s had enough larnin How can you say she’s had enough edu¬ cation at her age?” cried the school teacher aghast. Why, I studied and went to school until I was over twenty-one.” H’m!” scowled the mother for an interval; then, lowering her voice pityingly: I reckon it does take a heap of larnin’ to teach school, but you see our Helen is b-b-bright and we’re bringin’ her up to be a movie star.” Lois Puckett. LEFT IN DOUBT Policeman (After the collision) : You saw this lady driving toward you. Why didn’t you give her the road?” Motorist: I was going to, as soon as I found out which half she wanted.” R. T. Gleason.