Monroe High School - Trail Yearbook (Stanardsville, VA)

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LYDIA CHRISTINE BERRY nAmbitiousH Christine is good-natured and oarefreeg however, she has been a diligent student. She is a very t pleasant and cooperative worker in both work and play. She is also considered the best actress of the class. we shall always remember her for her patience with Mr. Breeden's teasing and her part in the Senior play. BENJAMIN RUSSELL CLATTERBUCK ulndependentn Russell is famed for his popularity and curly hairy also for his ability to get along with the girls. His friendliness enables him to get along with everyone. We know he has the ability to go a long way in the world. Best of luck to you Russell. 1 , , MILDRED MAE DURRER I! Shy!! Mildred will always be remembered for her quiet way plus her appreciative ness, neatness, and unassuming air that she has about her. She takes her work seriously, but happily and without having to put forth too much effort. Being one of our most attractive girls she has won a place in the hearts of many. Y b 45 N u I fi, ... .,,.. ,,... ........,.,...... l:..:' gi.. g:..:.-:- ':.L.4...,,.....,..,... W . , V.- ,mf - ., - 1 --V ,. ,vvv W..- ..,.f.v,, ' ' , 4 '?'. 'X . 3 xl xp s 5 1' ..-'.,, . ., .. , ... ,,.i..,-. .' . hi.,-.41-,1-A-.:?v-'-1?.X,.s.-if, X A... 5 .. t