Luther Foster High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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in Miss Johnsie L. Threatt 1939-1962 Physical Education Instructor And Girls ' Basketball Coach At Luther H. Foster 1959-1962 Who Served Both School And Community With Distinction And Honor.

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MV ' «r%- v We, the Class of 1964, dedicate this yearbook, the Bulldog, to our parents for helping us through our twelve most impor¬ tant years. If it weren ' t for you behind us, giving us a helping hand here and discipline there, we would not be the people we are today. Your guidance has helped in the formation of memories which happily end our high school career and make us ready to take that important step forward into the world of tomorrow. 64 Cla of 4 r th : 0 X ' x .gWY y ? - i r - Xc p kYw ' -iv ft 1 5 T ' . v y V ' ' • ' ; Y ■ v; •

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MOTTO: Our Steps Lead Ever Forward COLORS: Light Blue Navy FOSTER MEMORIES Dear Foster Memories Be thou with us Now and forever Through all our days. We hate to leave you, We hate to go -- Because you ' ve taught us Foster, so much that we know. We ' ll take our places Upon the stand; Thanks for your kindness -- Your helping hand. It is time for us to leave; We wish we could stay longer. Dear ole Foster we ' ll miss you, But your memories will linger with us. Catherine Anderson Carolyn Eppes CLASS SONG Tune -- God Bless America As we leave, dear old Foster School We plan to keep with us, its golden rule, Let us all be thankful that we ' ve come thus far, And always remember just what we are. Now we’re the Class of ’64, We pledge our lasting love to thee; For our hearts will ne-ver forget thee And all the things that you have done. Class of ' 64; Onward we go -- Strive to equal; among the people Of the ever changing world -- From the classrooms we have toiled; Day by day; year by year; Class of ' 64; onward we go -- Class of ' 64; onward we go. Lillie M. Wilson Shirley Knight Cora Peace 4