Lovingston High School - Cycle Yearbook (Lovingston, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

Lo v,n 9 ton Elementary School ,u- ■ Zhe Senior Class Of Zovingston High School P ' le ' ient ' i TREASURED MEMORIES OF 1954 EDITORS Virginia Umbarger and Roberta Lowe BUSINESS MANAGERS Dora Harvey and Pauline Scruggs X© Out fi sweat 3 ll e He Se. ' rtiors of i isv, tui ' sli to afpi-tii o«• ; d -rec itovx to our parent (W five nr i rfVi ' nj 3� J fai 1h hi o - Je.rMnJjn j of vs uoe fruo W uloYVj {he. jj . A wy of earn- if)C j. V., | a.i e se l to -SttooL 7 V 3 y fime 5 u hen boe uu o ulcJ r ot iaue of our owyN dtLLord. M en we J i $ Courd e d joo o-r eT c.oarujemenf. f fo uJ lAje )di e Yedtked She, joal Poy uuhich YYWaj of os ujfir-e str V ' rij. IjJe. fh ' nK you l royv -jiae depiti.5 of oor ftearfs tor ll |0ti have. done. ay J twill e ' ndeai ' or fo show o uv dppY-ec.ia.- i0 n year-s o eome. y be nj ike-Xnl of younj -men, cuomer uo K ic.K you expect us fo tie. Mr. Cecil Reed Principal Chemistry Mr. O. O. Atto Freshman Teacher Section B Science and Math Mrs. Lillian Coleman Senior Teacher Civics, English, and Biology Miss Frances Walker Sophomore Teacher Section A Algebra, History and Geography Mr. Charles McGinnis Mrs. Linda B. Whitehead Miss Lila Somerville Athletic Director Librarian Freshman Teacher Junior History Section A English and History Mrs. Mary C. Roberts Section B Sophomore Class Commercial Director Mrs. Celeste Terry- Seventh Grade Section B Mrs. Madeline Gardner Seventh Grade Section A GRADE FACUITV f,«, £ • ' ■ SSflg sjtzt u,:.. Mrs. Virgie Bowling Sixth Grade Mrs. Virginia Campbell Fifth Grade Mrs. Hazel Wright Fourth Grade i Mrs. Erma Atto Mrs. Lula Wood Third Grade Second Grade Mrs. Bertha Mays First Grade Miss Juliet Boyd First Grade ues HERE’S 10 THE SENIORS SO MIGHTY! JUNIORS SO FEIGHIY! FHESNIE m SOPHOMORE! stiuiims OFFICERS President. . . . Vice -Pre sident Secretary. . . . Treasurer . . . Virginia Umbarger . . Dorothy Payne .Ann Johns „ Marion Gleason PAULINE SCRUGGS “Dimples ’ ’ Likes all the boys but keeps us guessing about a ‘ Certain one ’ ' SHIRLEY WALKUP “Sal Quiet and studious SENIORS BURKE FORTUNE “Peter” Studious and friendly FRANCES GILES Toolie Nice disposition MARION GLEASON “Pretty Boy” Friendly, likes the girls JANETT HUGHES “Jan” Witty, happy-go-lucky, and a willing worker ANN JOHNS “Bug” Her friendly smile goes a long ways RADFORD BRENT “Rad” Likes to stay out late SENIORS JAKE TYREE “Pickle” Friendly and nice DORA HARVEY “Carter” Happy and easy going VIRGINIA UMBARGER “Jenny” She is a very active worker of Senior Class JIMMY FARRAR “Frosty’ ’ Happy-go-lucky and always has a good time CHARLES GOWEN “Little Forest” Flirty and likes the girls PHYLLIS GOWEN “Sally” Pleasant and quiet ROBERTA LOWE “Birdie” Small, quiet and studious WARREN PHILLIPS “Smiley” Always going to sleep in class SENIORS WINFRED TURNER “Winky” Friendly and nice JOAN BUTLER “Jo” Has an eye for the navy JUNE BUTLER “Junie” Flirty and easy going LEBRON DRUMHELLER “Lee” Neat, polite and studious ROY BRYANT ■ ' Cub Athletic, likes the girls JANE GOODWIN “Janie” Has interest in Senior boy ETHEL WATTS “Baby” Has an interest in Richmond DALLAS GUNTER “Dal” Quiet and studious SHIMS DAVID WILLOUGHBY “Dave” Friendly and pleasant WILLIE SIGRIST “Tiny” Has an interest in a bus driver PAUL DAMERON “Dominecker ” Full of fun and witty RUBY GUNTER “Anne” Friendly and liked by everybody ROBERT FITZGERALD “Bobby” Friendly and quiet FRANCES SNEAD “Fran” Friendly and nice BETTY MAWYER “Bets” Witty, good athlete D OROTHY PAYNE “Dot” Has lots of interest in V. P. I. JOYCE JOHNSON “Blondie” Likes to dance BETTY WOOD “Shorty” Studious and likes the boys SEIUIOBS PATSY WHITE “Pat ’ She is dark and has pleasant ways BETTY JANE JOHNSTON “Cigar” Slow but sure ELIZABETH THOMPSON “Nita” She talks to all the boys RUBY STEVENS “Cookie ” Has an interest in Shipman DAISY KNIGHT “Diz” Polite, friendly, studious DOROTHY TINNELL “Dot” Little but oh so loud SENIORS RUTH WHITE Deen Talented and friendly EUNICE WHITE Dropsie Likes to work in the Library VIRGINIA WHITE Jen Friendly, willing worke r ODESSA THOMPSON Odey Witty and happy go lucky MARY BRENT Honey Likes married life SHIRLEY CAMPBELL F reckle s Likeable, quiet, friendly JOYCE WOOTEN Bunny Likes the movie on Saturday night. SHANNON RAGLAND Shan Quiet and talented ClASS HISTORY Here it is our Senior Year of school and as we look back over our school years there are many happy memories. Many of us were doubtful about starting in the first grade but Miss Boyd soon dispersed our fears. It was here that we learned our A, B, C ' s and how to count. Miss Cecil Parr was our teacher in the second grade. We learned a lot ofnew songs and learned how to play soft ball. At the end of the year we were eagerly a- waiting what the next year would bring. In the third grade most of us remember Mrs. Atto and her paddle. It was just about every day that someone was sent into the hall for misbehaving. In the fourth grade, Mrs. Robertson, taught us the meaning of the three R ' s. Geography was added to our other subjects, and it was here that we learned that the world is round. Miss Maupin, our fifth grade teacher, would always catch us chewing gum and throwing paper even when her back was turned. We never did quite understand this. The most remembered incident in our sixth grade was Mrs. Bowling ' s Christmas pageants. Our seventh grade was divided between Mrs. Larke and Mrs. Terry. The most memorable day was the one on which we graduated from grade school. In the eight grade under Mr. Atto and Miss Somerville, we were joined by a group from Shipman, Norwood, and Arrington. We will always remember Mr. Atto telling us in Science Class about the girls he had seen at the beach and the trips he had taken on vacation. In the ninth grade Miss Walker tried to teach us that X and Y do have a value other than being A, B, C ' s. Mr. Coco will always be remembered as our tenth grade teacher. It was many a time that he caught us with our minds on the ball game or on the date we had last night or were going to have. And nowweare in the graduating class of ' 54. We will always remember and be thankful for our teachers, principal, and parents who helped us through school and made us eligible for a diploma from L. H. S. Class Historian Betty Wood CUSS PROPHECY Well, here it is 1964, and although it seems like only yesterday, it has been ten years since I was graduated from Lovingston High school, in 1954. Since I had saved a large sum of money, during the summer I thought I would visit the places where I was most likely to find my former class-mates. Ileft in a plane from Texas and flew directly to Florida. At the hotel where I made my reservations, I saw Phyllis Gowen. She told me that she was happily married to the owner of the hotel. Phyllis also informed me that a lot of our former classmates had positions in Florida. I was on the beach one day enjoying the sun, when I heard someone call my name. As I turned I recognized the familar face of Joyce Wooten. Joyce told me that she and Myrtle Harris were working as models for an exclusive agency in Florida. She also said that Dorothy Payne was a well known movie actress and came to Florida with her company to make movies. I also saw Ruby Stevens who was living down there while her husband, in the navy, was stationed there. One afternoon while I was on a shopping spree I saw Elizabeth Thompson who was manager in a large department store. She told me that Patsy White was married to the owner of the store and owned a beautiful home in Miami. After my stay in Florida, I boarded a plane and left for Virginia. Much to my surprise Paul Dameron was pilot of the plane. Shirley Walkup was stewardess on the plane, and she said she liked her position very much. The plane landed in Lynchburg and when I went in the airport I saw Shannon Rag¬ land, busily working at her desk; while talking to Shannon I learned that some of our classmates were teaching at E.C. Glass School, sol got a taxi and headed there. While on a tour of the school, I stopped in the Commercial Room. There was Dora Harvey, very efficient looking, teaching her typing class. Dora told me that Virginia Umbarger and Roberta Lowe were both married and teaching at E. C. Glass . (Continued) CUSS PROPHECY After leaving j:he school, I caught a bus and headed for Lovingston. To my surprise Lovingston was quite a town with numerous attractions. As I walked down Main Street I saw a sign which read Gunter and Drumheller Drug Company. I went in, and Odessa Thompson was clerking there. She told me that Dallas Gunter and Lebron Drumheller owned the Drug Store. Farther down the street, I saw Willoughby Television Center. It was owned by David Willoughby. While admiring the beautiful sets, I chanced to see Betty Wood who was showing the people how to cook a delicious meal in half the time. David said that Betty had been on television for a number of years. My next decision was that of visiting the school. To my surprise it was no longer called Lovingston High School, but Nelson County High School. It had been consolidated. As Ientered.I saw Janett who told me that she was Mr. Reed 1 s Private secre¬ tary and enjoyed her work very much. As I was looking around the school, I saw Frances Giles and Eunice White. Frances was teaching the seventh grade and Eunice was teaching Physical Ed¬ ucation. After leaving the school, Idecided to go to the movies. At the box office Ann Johns was busily selling tickets. She told me that Jake Tyree owned the theater. While in Virginia, I went to the University Hospital. As I entered the hospital, I saw a doctor coming out. As he approached, I recognized him to be Charles Gowen, Charles told me that Ethel Watts, Betty Johnston, and Jane Goodwin were nurses there, and that Burkes Fortune was one of the top surge ons at the hospital. Charles also said that Pauline Scruggs had been a nurse there, but she left to get married, and was living at Shipman. After leaving Virginia, I decided to stop in Washington D. C. On the street I met Ruby Gunter. Ruby informed me that she was working as secretary to the owner of a very prospective business and was engaged to her boss. She told me that Willie Sigrist was rooming with her and had a position at the Pentagon. I talked with Mary Brent while in Washington. She told me that she and her husband were on vacation. She said they were living in South Carolina. As I boarded the plane in Washington to go to New York, I discovered | that Betty Burkes and Frances Snead were also on the plane. Frances and Betty were both working in New York in the same office. In New York I happened to see Betty Mawyer, Daisy Knight, andShirley Campbell. They were still doing the Tennessee Wig-Walk. Virginia White was working in a department store She informed me that she was married and lived near Ruth White who was also married. I learned that Jimmy Farrar was the owner of the Farrar Motel and Farrar Re staurant- While I attended a professional baseball game, and much to my surprise Roy Bryant and Marion Gleason were two of the star players. Radford Brent and Warren Phillips owned “The Big Diamond Night Club” and were doing a fine job of managing it. They told me that Bernard Johnson and Winfred Turner owned a garage in New York and Robert Fitzgerald was manager. While in New York I learned that June Butler, Joan Butler, andDorothy Tinnell were models working there. When I got back to Texas I rested for a few days and started back inmywork. It pleased me to know I had seen all my former classmates of 1954. By: Joyce Johnson CUSS Will We, the Senior Class of 1954, being of sound body and mind and realizing that our remaining school days are but few, do hereby make our last will and testa¬ ment. Firs First--To our faculty we wish to extend sincere appreciation and thanks for the understanding and encouragement they have shown us throughout the Senior year and in all the years before. Second--To our Senior teacher, Mrs. Coleman, who has been so kind and help¬ ful throughout the year, we wish to express our deepest appreciation. Third--As individuals we wish to leave the following per sonal characteristics to our successors, the Senior Class of 1955. Radford Brent wills to Kenneth Oakley the right to skip classes. Bernard Johnson, Marion Gleason, and Roy Bryant leave to Charles Bibb and Melvin Tyree their love for football. Jimmy Farr ar leave s his right to speak out of turn in class to Iwin McClellan. Paul Dameron bequeaths his right to be late for classes to Franklin Branch. Winfred Turner leaves the right to say the wrong things at the right time to Herbert Parrish. Joyce Johnson and Phyllis Gowen bequeath their love for the Amherst boys to Nancy McKenzie. June Butler and Dorothy Tinnell will their flirty, flirty ways to Margie Wright. Joan Butler and Roberta Lowe leave their love for the Navy to Rebecca Ashley. Betty Wood bequeaths her right to be Editor of School Daze to Grace Lyon. Charles Gowen leaves his know-it-all ways to Douglas Mays. Myrtle Harris and Joyce Wooten will their quiet and likable qualitie s to Barbara W atts. Daisy Knight, Betty Mawyer, Shirley Campbell, and Virginia White will to Gracie McFadden their love for sports. Virginia Umbarger, Dora Harvey, Frances Snead, and Betty Burkes leave to Joyce Martin their neat ways. Shannon Ragland, Shirley Walkup, and Odessa Thompson will their dislike for boys to Lou Loving. Ruth White and Mary Brent leave their shyness to Kathleen Showalter. Patsy White and Frances Giles will to Elsie Proffitt their dark hair and complexion. Ann Johns, Janett Hughes and Pauline Scruggs bequeath their witty ways to Rebecca Lawhorne. Ruby Stevens and Elizabeth Thompson leave to Roger Wright the right to sit in the back of the classroom. Jane Goodwin and Ethel W atts will their friendly and likable ways to Corennia Campbell. Ruby Gunter and Willie Sigrist leave to Margaret Smith the proud title of a worker of the class. Eunice White and Betty Johnston bequeath to Rebecca Shelor their pleasant smile. Robert Fitzgerald and Lebron Drumheller leave to Joe Dowdy and Gilmore Bridgewater the right to make excellent grades. Burke Fortune bequeaths his laziness to Billy Bryant and Horace Powe ll. David Willoughby beqeathshis way with the girls to Nelson White and Kenneth Mawyer. DallasGunter leaves to James Brent, Walter Harris, and Charle s Goodwin hi s love for the teachers. Dorothy Payne wills to Janett Lawhorne her love for Commercial work. CLASS LAWYERS: Betty W ood Joyce Johnson CUTEST Bernard Johnson and Ann Johns BEST ALL-AROUND Virginia Umbarger and Burke Fortune LAZIEST Radford Brent and Ruby Gunter MOST COURTEOUS Jane Goodwin and Jake Tyree BIGGEST EATERS Ruby Gunter and Radford Brent BEST ATHLETIC Betty Mawyer and Roy Bryant . BIGGEST FLIRT June Butler and Charles Gowen MOST AMBITIOUS Betty Wood and Dallas Gunter MOST TALENTED Marion Gleason and Ruth White BIGGEST BABY Jimmy Farrar and Janett Hughes MOST POPULAR Ann Johns and Marion Gleason JUNIORS R. Wright R. Ashley E. Proffitt H. Parrish J. Dowdy C. Bibb C. Goodwin F. Branch K. Oakley J. Clements J. Martin M. Wright M. Smith R. Lawhorne G. McFadden I. McClellan N. White W. Harris M. Kidd C. Campbell L. Loving J. Lawhorne N. McKenzie B. Watts B Bryant J. Brent H. Powell R. Shelor K. Showalter G. Lyon W. Floyd C. Hughes J. Wood J. Adcock D. Thompson L. Morris B. Huffman D. Peterson E. Calloway M. Wright D. Ware I. Robinson D. Pugh T. Gile s B. Simpson M. Mittendorff P. Wright M. Bryant B. Miller F. Morris J. Thompson W. Dameron I. Snead F. Branch C. Tinnell S. Giles A. Harris H. Bradley E. Thompson J. Wood G. Ragland E. Harris D. Thompson R. Giles M. Johnston F. Stevens H. Wood W. Phillips J. Wood J. Pendleton R. Harris F. Horten E. Powell J. Browning A. Bryant J. Harvey D. Spencer S. Wells J. White E. Smith B. Bryant M. Campbe J. Reese K. Martin D. Goolsby R. Kidd C. Gunter A. Spencer R. Gunter P. Johnson F. Harvey C. Spencer A. Perry S. Brooks M. Wills F. Loving P. Mawyer M. Johns R . Powell L. Floyd A. North H. Ashley F. Johnson M. Lincoln B. Perry H. Giles R. Mays C. Wood K. Purvis S. Goolsby R. Purvis B. Lowe S. Stevens E. Thompson B. Robe rts R. Brown H. Buchannan L. Thompson F. Burke s K. Brent A. Dunning S. Robertson S. Bryant J. Burns T. Terry A. Bradley E. Tyree S. Clarkson Business people, Very touching, Faithful workers, Dressed-up, That funny, Our best. Love letter, Store Manager, Two heads are better than one, Wow!, Comfortable position. See some¬ thing, Love birds. Home Coming Day, Real tickled. Funny people. Thinking, Twins, Have a drink, Loveable couple, Baby face, What a gang! JOBERHWIE c it ? NUSQK CO Must be smoking, What a gang, Bus Driver, Setting pretty, Perfect pose, Kitchen Manager, Going places, Cook, In business, Kinfolks, Party time, Rid ' em cowboy, Going to church, Big smile. Been swiming, Sunning, Cold out side, Leaving Nelson, Attention, Not in public, Very Unconcerned, Pig-tail age, Attention, Frills. I I ' ieade President. . . . Vice -Pre sident Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . . . Sponsor . . . . . Betty Wood Virginia Umbarger . . . Janett Hughes . . Marion Gleason . . .Dorothy Payne .Mr. Coco DRAMATIC CLUB NEWS WIS 3-skcd, Nh ' it do y i High School hero I will give yc last meeting was held November 13,twbod High Schoci data. At this meeting we elected Betty Mawyer, 1 ■ Gc at Fleet C ' S I j. y «a� «. . w w ...... ---— . ractice at Oak Ridge duo to the mi made by the entire team with every pxay- o our court. er on k enc seeing some action. leason t :-ra_ro J icen rrec sea; l on ’€ i •d t e i is •son lire T] eas gre se Spe abu wr :ri t I; h o ' b uGi re; i i it ( nrf NINTH GRADE NEWS r Mr STAFF m Sponsor- 16 we were surprised of our room——motl ve Mike a surprise b; had a beautiful cak also served Mike birthday ted fixing our C’nri is doing most of the bla ckbo ard• pe paper approaches we are Many will go to ch singing. Through meaning of Chris ur room v e have very Each week we have nt of church goers. Editor-in-Chief. . Associate Editor . Business Manager H. S. News. Grade News .... Art Editor. Sports (Girl ' s). (Boy ' s). Literary Editor. . Typists. Stenciller s Printers . . . Betty Wood . . . Grace Lyon . .Betty Johnson . .Betty Mawyer Elizabeth Cooke Marion Gleason . . Daisy Knight . Burke Fortune . Dorothy Payne . Dorothy Payne Janett Hughes Roberta Lowe Willie Sigrist Virginia White Frances Giles . Roberta Lowe Dorothy Payne Janett Hughes Betty Wood Virginia White Janett Hughes Franees Giles e all doing well in had such a long va; es burned out, and forward to the ChrI ich arc always appr by all SENIOR NEWS ' sons or-Mr; Le staff has been : ok to make improve! is years. were taken of sti best all around, t nr Cl q q o rwv-ii Leaders.Dora Harvey, Frances Giles, Ruth White Director.Mrs. King Sponsor Miss Walker Editor . Associate Editor . Business Manager Assistant Manager Art Editors .... Literary Editors. Virginia Umbarger . . . Roberta Lowe .... Dora Harvey . . Pauline Scruggs . . . Betty Johnston Ethel Watts . . . Joyce Johnson Betty Wood Snapshot Editors . .Betty Burkes Franees Gile s, JanetHughes. Advertising Staff.Dorothy Payne Marion Gleason, Ann Johns, Roy Bryant, Ruth White, Burke Fortune, June Butler, Joan Butler, Ruby Gunter. Typists.Betty Mawyer Daisy Knight President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . . Treasurer. . . . Reporte r. Sponsor . Dorothy Payne Betty Mawyer . . Betty Wood . . Ann Johns . Daisy Knight Mrs. Roberts c 0 M M [ R C I A l C l 0 B ) I i Coach.Mr. McGinnis Captain.Bernard Johnson 3W. £ Coach . Captain . . Mr. McGinnis Bernard Johnson Coach. Captain .Mr. McGinnis Burke Fortune Coach.Mr. Reed Captain. ..Betty Mawyer Coach.Mr. Reed Captain. ..Betty Mawyer Coach. . Captain Manage r Mr. McGinnis Betty Mawyer . Daisy Knight SENIOR DIRECTORY RADFORD BRENT Lovingston, Virginia “Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow, we will eat and drink some more.” 4-HClub, Glee Club, Safety Patrol, Football, “L“ Club, Baseball, and Fire Fighters. ROY BRYANT Lovingston, Virginia “Never to sure, not to frivolous, but a rare good ’ Football, Basketball, Baseball, Glee Club, Safety Patrol and Fire Fighters. PAUL DAMERON Faber, Virginia “The wrong ways always seem the more reasonable.” Safety Patrol and FireFight- er s. LEBRON DRUMHELLER Lovingston, Virginia “I am not a politician and my other habits are good.” ROBERT FITZGERALD Lovingston, Virginia “You were made for enjoyment and the world was filled with things to enjoy.” Football, Baseball and Beta Club. BURKES FORTUNE Arrington, Virginia “Build like a mosquito--long and thin.” Basketball, Baseball, Beta Club and Com¬ mercial Club. MARION GLEASON Lovingston, Virginia “Take life too seriously and what is it worth.” Football, Glee Club, Basketball, Baseball, Beta Club, Commercial Club. “L”Club, Fire Fighters, Safety Patrol and School Band. CHARLES GOWEN Tye River, Virginia “He that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow.” 4-H Club, Safety Patrol and Fire Fighter. DALLAS GUNTER Shipman, Virginia “Great thoughts come from the heart.” Commercial Club. BERNARD JOHNSON Lovingston, Virginia ‘ Those who grow ea sy will never grow old.” Football, Baseball, Glee C lub, SafetyPatrol, Club Fighters, Basketball and Commercial Club. WARREN PHILLIPS Lovingston, Virginia “Out of the corner of his eye, he always sees the girls go by.” “L”Club, Football, Safety Patrol, and Fire Fighters. WINFRED TURNER Faber, Virginia “What you don’t understand, ignore. Base¬ ball, Safety Patrol. JAKE TYREE Lovingston, Virginia “Size is not everything.” Football, Base- ball and Fire Fighters. DAVID WILLOUGHBY Shipman, Virginia “Silence is an answer to a wise man.” MARY BRENT Tye River, Virginia It is good to live and learn BETTY BURKES Lovingston, Virginia “Dynamite comes in small packages.” Glee Club, Cycle Staff, and Safety Patrol. JOAN BUTLER Arrington, Virginia “A merry heart maketh a cheerful count- erance.”Glee Club, Softball, Dramatic Club Cycle Staff, and School Daze Staff. SENIOR DIRECTORY JUNE BUTLER Arrington, Virginia “Every woman should marry--and no man.” Dramatic Club, Basketball, Softball, “L” Club, Glee Club, School Daze Staff and Cycle Staff. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL Faber, Virginia “The cure is not worth the pain.” Softball, Basketball, “L“ Club, Glee Club, Commercial Club and Beta Club. FRANCES GILES Arrington, Virginia “With all good cheers, she speaks and laughs.” Commercial Club, Glee Club, “L“ Club, Softball and Safety Patrol. JANE GOODWIN Arrington, Virginia “ Quiet, mannerly, and orderly at all time Glee Club and Commercial Club. PHYLLIS GOWEN Tye River, Virginia “Short but sweet.” Glee Club. RUBY GUNTER Shipman, Virginia “Self-trust is the first secret of success.” Glee Club, Commercial Club, Cheerleader, “L” Club, Cycle Staff, School Daze Staff and Dramatic Club. MYRTLE HARRIS Arrington, Virginia “Anything worth having is worth working for.” Basketball, Softball, L” Club, Glee Club. DORA HARVEY Arrington, Virginia “It’s not how long you live but how well. Beta Club, Commercial Club, G1 ee Club and Cycle Staff. JANETT HUGHES Shipman, Virginia “My hands are full, my head is busy, I’m almost dead and always busy.” Commercial Club, Beta Club, Cycle Staff, School Daze Staff and Glee Club. ANN JOHNS Lovingston, Virginia “A sunny smile and a sweet disposition al¬ ways win friends.” Glee Club, Cycle Staff, Commercial Club, Safety Patrol,Secretary of the Senior Class. JOYCE JOHNSON Arrington, Virginia “Cheer up-the worst is yet to come.“Glee Club, Beta Club and Cycle Staff. BETTY JANE JOHNSTON Lovingston, Virginia “Greet each tomorrow with a smile.” Cycle Staff, School Daze Staff, Glee Club, Safety Patrol and Dramatic Club. DAISY KNIGHT Faber, Virginia “As merry as the day is long.” Softball, Basketball, L Club, Commercial Club, Beta Club, Glee Club, Cycle Staff, School Daze Staff, Safety Patrol and Dramatic Club. ROBERTA LOWE Arrington, Virginia “Silence is more eloquent than words.” Cycle Staff, and School Daze Staff. BETTY MAWYER Faber, Virginia “A sunny disposition is a blessing.” Soft- ball, Basketball, ” L” Club, Glee Club, Dra¬ matic Club, Beta Club, Commercial Club, School Daze Staff and Cycle Staff. DOROTHY PAYNE Lovingston, Virginia “Never be to sure of your self.” Beta Club, School Daze Staff, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Cycle Staff and Vice-President of Senior Class. SENIOR DIRECTORY SHIRLEY WALKUP Arrington, Virginia “Be of good cheer.” SHANNON RAGLAND Shipman, Virginia “What ever you do, do wisely.” PAULINE SCRUGGS Arrington, Virginia “A truer friend one never knew.” Commercial Club, Cycle Staff, School Daze Staff, Safety Patrol and Glee Club. WILLIE SIGRIST Shipman, Virginia “Hitch thy wagon to a star.” Glee Club, Commercial Club and Beta Club. FRANCES SNEAD Arrington, Virginia “A true friend is a friend forever.” Glee Club and Safety Patrol. RUBY STEVENS Lovingston, Virginia “Very little is needed for a happy life. ELIZABETH THOMPSON Lovingston, Virginia “The best things are the most difficult.” ODESSA THOMPSON Lovingston, Virginia “Actions speak louder than words.” DOROTHY TINNELL Lovingston, Virginia “Not so good in the light but in the dark.” Softball, Basketball, “L” Club, Glee Club and Dramatic Club. VIRGINIA UMBARGER Arrington, Virginia “What you do, do well.” Cycle Editor, Beta Club, Commercial Club, Glee Club and President of Senior Class. ETHEL WATTS Norwood, Virginia “Her modesty is a candle to her merit.” Glee Club. EUNICE WHITE Arrington, Virginia “Has your trail over books consumed the midnight oil?” Dramatic Club. PATSY WHITE Lovingston, Virginia “A very jolly person in any group at any time.” Glee Club. RUTH WHITE Lovingston, Virginia “The music of the angels trembles at her fingertips.” Glee Club. VIRGINIA WHITE Lovingston Virginia “Quiet in appearance with motive unknown.” Basketball, Softball and “L” Club. BETTY WOOD Lovingston, Virginia “Do not leave for tomorrow what you can do today.” School Daze Editor,Cycle Staff,Glee Club, Beta Club, Commercial Club, Softball and and School Band. JOYCE WOOTEN Shipman, Virginia ‘ Little but oh! so loud!” Glee Club. K°9 Compliments Of MONTICELLO DAIRY Phone 25-123 Charlottesville, Virginia Compliments of Your Friendly Candy Men King Roberts, Read the Inc. Lynchburg News Wholesale Confectioners Charlottesville, Virginia Nationally Known and Advertised The newspaper for the entire family. All the news of world, happenings in Candies Only your State, your community. Sports, Wise Potato Chips-Delrich Oleomar- Society, Stirring Editorials, Features, Eight Page Color Comic Supplements on Sunday. garine-Dow Cheese-Mayonnaise- Pickles-Nabs-Salted Peanuts, etc. College Inn Soups, Etc. 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