Lovingston High School - Cycle Yearbook (Lovingston, VA)

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THOMAS WOOD Tood Thomas has many friends. His hobby is build¬ ing airplanes. BILLY WALKER Cowboy Billy is the quiet type and likes to read about airplanes. MERIE DELL WRIGHT Dell Merie Dell is the most basliful girl in our class, although she is no man hater. She is also studious. REBECCA SAUNDERS Chink Rebecca is the most studious girl of the Senior Class. She is willing to do her part in every undertaking. AUBREY SPENCER Pete Aubrey is the tallest of the Senior boys. He is very funny and al¬ ways telling something interes ting. PRINCESS SPENCER Pen Princess is very court¬ eous and studious. She seldom smiles but has many friends. DORIS VIA Monk Doris has light hair and blue eyes. She is very quiet. Doris has a liking for a certain Sophomore boy. MARIA WHITEHEAD Birdie Maria is the most digni¬ fied girl of the Seniors. She is ever willing to take over a duty and per¬ form it to the best of her ability. 13

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DAVID HUGHES Coon David has light wavy hair and brown eyes. He is interested in a certain village near by. SIEVE JONES Deck Steve, President of the class,is very bus¬ iness like. He likes to v ork with Anne on the School Daze. HELEN WILSON Blondie Helen is one of the friendliest of the Sen¬ iors. Her smiles and helpfulness will be missed after she grad¬ uates . THELMA GILES Fanny Thelma is very cute and has a good dis¬ position. Her heart is set on a certain soldier. DOROTHY SHOWALTER Dot Dorothy is pretty and attractive. She is very much in love. BERNICE POWELL Buck Bernice is a quiet and efficient student. She likes to write to sold¬ iers . BILLY SOMERVILLE Teu Billy is the most bash¬ ful boy of the class. He is not too bashful, however, to talk to one of the Harris Twins at lunch time. ARTHUR WILSON Preacher Arthur has black hair and brown eyes. He likes to go to Fleet- wood High to talk to the girls. 12

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CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1945, being of sound mind, do hereby, make our last will and testament. First, we wish to express our appreciation to the faculty for their sincere guidance in all respects, and secondly, we wish to be¬ stow upon the Juniors our most destinctive personalities. Elizabeth Mawyer wills her mirror, comb, and lipstick to Florence Watts, Sarah Crist, and Idell Stevens. Princess Spencer wills her quiet and lovable ways to Mary McKenzie and Louise O ' Brien. Louise Mawyer leaves Patty Rowan the right to knit in Miss Walker ' s s tudy hall. Anne Trice leaves Forest Ann Burford the pleasure of driving every¬ body crazy with her singing. Margie Bryant and Alice Bolton leave their witty sayings to Frances Wood, Lucille Bryant, and Dicky Moon. Virginia Wright leaves Norma Lee Johnson and Maxine Jackson the privilege of writing letters in Latin Class. Mary Giles leaves her noisy b ut happy ways to Clara Fitzgerald and Agnes Jane Sheffield. Dorothy Lee Showalter wills her dignified manner to Arlene Bryant and Margaret Fitzgerald. Thelma Giles leaves her carefree ways to Mildred Thacker and Lila Wills. Edith Stilwell and Doris Via leave their place in the back hall to Helen Via and Josephine Lincoln. Thelma Showalter and Nannie Mae Clarkson will their lady-like ways to Pauline Harris, Russell Frances Rice, and Bessie Ritenour. Caroline McAlexander leaves her sweet disposition to Christine Harris and Elsie Banton. Merle Dell Wright wills her quiet business-like ways to Elizabeth Showalter and Marie Snead. Audrey Shelton leaves her love for boys to Allene Bradley and Katherine Ann Short. Pettis Coleman and Thelma Oakley leave their flirting ways to Frances Robertson and Dorothy Carter. Frances Bridgwater wills her neat appearance to Mary Lee Fortune and Virginia Purvis. Rebecca Saunders wills her ability to draw to Alice Ann Bradley. Maria Whitehead .and Edgar Turner leave their love of Music to Ruby Ann Horsely and John Roberts. Bernice Powell leaves her ability to make good grades in her classes to Lucy Jones and Lucille Simpson. Mildred Ogden and Helen Gordon leave their ability to make friends to Alice Coleman and Virginia Harris. Helen Wilson leaves her pleasant personality to Christine Smith. Russell Lee Evans leaves Maxine Bryant and Hugh Turner the privi¬ lege of staying love sick all the year. Marion Lincoln and William Albert Stevens leave their athletic ability to Paul Shelton and Wilton Spencer. Thomas Wood and Arthur Wilson leave Fred West and James Duncan their privilege to cough in Civics Class. Cliff Wood leaves Palmer I ' unstall his studious abilities to make good marks in class. Rex Forbes wills Robert Fortune his way with girls. Billy Walker and Billy Somerville will their quiet ways to William Terry and Martin Turner. James Hughes wills Margery Dunning his seat on Turner ' s bus. Aubrey Spencer leaves Calvin Jennings his Commercial abilities. Waller Crist and David Hughes leave their neat appearance to Fred Wood. Steve Jones leaves his mischievous ways and curiosity to J. T. Matthews• 14