Lovingston High School - Cycle Yearbook (Lovingston, VA)

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We, The Senior Class of 1936 , Dedicate This Volume to G. HERBERT DELK Our Principal. University of Richmond University of Virginia

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Lovingston Elementary School THE CYCLE 1936 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS LOVINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL LOVINGSTON, VA.

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orewor- The Cycle contains for the most part merely a record of the morning exercise” period of five or ten minutes a day in the home room” of the Senior Class. As you glance through this book you will see that the Seniors of 193 6 were engaged in various kinds of activities: discussing characteristics necessary for building a perfect character, telling favorite jokes, naming favorite books and heroes, writing descriptions of each other, writing spring poems, voting for superlatives,, formulating creeds, and last, but by no means least, discussing ways and means for the publication of this book. The members of the class wish to express their thanks and appreciation for the sup¬ port given the financial side of their undertaking by the students and faculty and by the many business men whose advertisements have been a substantial aid in the publi¬ cation of The Cycle. Especially do they wish to thank Mr. Delk and Mrs. Whitehead for the help given them in securing advertisements in Lynchburg, Lovingston, and Charlottesville. F. D. Senior Class of 1935-1936, Lovingston High School. Staff Frances Davidson . Eileen Bryant Raymond Harlow Lee Farrar . Elizabeth Yuille R. T. Gleason Bruce Anderson Lillian Wright Genoa Parrish Rebecca Spencer Kathleen Dawson Lois Spencer. Mary Lyon George Norvelle . Tompkins Strother R. T. Gleason Harriet Spencer . Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Advertisement Manager . Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager . Poetry Editor . joke Editor . Senior Reporter . junior Reporter . Sophomore Reporter . Freshman Reporter . Alumni Editor Girls’ Athletic Editor Boys’ Athletic Editor . Gossip Editor