Lovingston High School - Cycle Yearbook (Lovingston, VA)

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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

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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

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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