Montvale High School - Echo Yearbook (Montvale, VA)

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AC T V T ES

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•rt a a SIXTH GRADE, Mrs. Patterson. FIFTH GRADE, Miss English FOURTH GRADE, Mrs. McKee. THIRD GRADE, Mrs. Chaffin SECOND GRADE, Miss Strickler and Mrs. Delaney FIRST GRADE, Miss Stevens.

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HH 4 Last Requests During the last few months of the current school year, the students who are about to leave for broader and more challenging fields of indust¬ ry and thought, have taken stock of their abilities and achievements. As spokesman for the class of ’42, I feel that we must have a last word with those who are following closely behind us. We thought of leaving our successors advice and suggestions to deal with the problems which will inevitably confront them; but, knowing them as we do, we were afraid we would be unheeded. Nevertheless, we wanted to leave them somthing. We thought and thought and thought. Then, by a stroke of good luck, an old document was found in the dusty files preserved in a lawyer friend’s office. This paper, prepared several years previously by a member of our group, mentions each sen¬ ior by name and his last request before departing from the halls of M.H.S. We hereby submit it to you. We, the class of 1942 of Montvale High School, wish to leave our sincere appreciation to the faculty and principal for the guidance and in¬ spiration which they have given us to reach our goal. To the coming Senior Class: We leave all the pleasures and enjoyments that have been ours, the honor of appearing in the senior play, and the honor and privilege of wearing the caps and gowns next June. Junior Metz grants his presidency to the coming president of the class of ’43. James Forgie leaves his way to argue unnecessary things with Mr. Ellis to Calvin Smith. Jane Brown’s high scholastic ability is left to Jeanette Mosley. David Noell leaves his athletic ability to George Thomas. Edley Rosazza wills her laughing manner to Geraldine Luck. Wesley Huddleston sadly leaves the pleasure of carrying Miss Nover’s books to William Hawkins. Billy Inge leaves his fidgety, wrigglesome and jittery ways to Kinkle Bartley. Ellen Rosazza passes on her helpfulness and graciousness to Sybil Wheeler. Louise Ward leaves her athletic ability to Kathleen Hawkins. Hildrey Pollard dedicates his high office job to Ethel Miller. Virginia Bussey bequeaths her honor grades in history to Fred Johnson. Hanna Olsen wills her jolly and happy go lucky way to Edna Smith. Geraldine Chilton leaves her ability to argue to Mary Virginia Ar¬ rington. Edith Ayers babyish ways are left to Virginia Allen. Gaynelle Ramsey wills her determination to Betty Ann Brugh. Evelyn McGuire wills her way of neglect to Virginia Johnson. Mary Jane Holdren bequeaths her part in the brain trust of the class to Helen Dooley. Buddy Thomas wills his love for the fairer sex to that up and com¬ ing Romeo, Radford Kirkwood. (Continued on back io£ next page)