Montvale High School - Echo Yearbook (Montvale, VA)

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DORIS IRENE OVERSTREET Ducky” Great Scotts Doris is one of our musical minded seniors-her inclination being the piano. She ' s full of pep and has made a won¬ derful cheerleader. We all wish you the best of luck in the years to follow. MILDRED ALLEN OVER- STREET Millie l wish I were home ' . This gal¬ lant heroine of our class has a sense of humor all her own. She got married in December, 1948 and has been in attendance just the same. We wish a life of happiness to you, Mildred. JOE F. ROUDABUSH joe Oh shucks There ' s never a dull moment when Joe ' s around. With his wise cracks and humor¬ ous complaints, this easy going fellow spends most of his time avoiding work. Good luck, Joe, we ' re pulling for you. NANCY JANE SANDERSON Nancy l don ' t believe it Neat, ener¬ getic, cheerful, and polite, Nan¬ cy is noted for her many giggles. We wish you luck,in the future, Nancy. KATHLEEN RICHARDSON Kathy l didn ' t know that ' . ' Kathleen is a serious minded girl who can be gay when the occasion demands.Kathleen came to us in our junior year. She ' s a success in all fields and we are sure she ' ll keep the good work up. JUANITA MAE SCOTT Nita Shucks ' . Now her is a girl who is always neat and so much fun to be with. She has taken part in all activities in high school and we are sure she ' ll be floorgirl in News- berry ' s 5 10 ;? Store.

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EDITH LORENE HAWLEY Renie” l think so too. Lorene is one of those girls who never seems to run out of energy. Although she isn ' t a book¬ worm, She seems to get a- lon O. K. I’m sure we ' ll all miss her. Here ' s happiness Lorene. MARY JANE MORGAN Jane Heck Sweet and understand¬ ing with a great deal of poise. Jane is noted for her singing ability and genuine sincerity Whatever she chooses for the future will be accomplished. GLADYS MAE McGUIRE Gladys She told me. Here ' s a girl that can always tell you the latest news. She is a lively lass who is liked by everyone With such qualities as you possess, we know you will have little trouble in the world of tomorrow. BETTY JANE NESTER Yummy Oh heck Who was the girl who sung St. Louis Blues at our Annual Showboat Min¬ strel? Well now-that was Betty Jane. We feel that she will go far in any career she chooses. MARY FRANCES MILLER Mary C Doodle Anybody seen Mary? The gang is incomplete with¬ out her; for she is the life of the party. We are surely go¬ ing to miss her cheery per¬ sonality after graduation. ALFRED THOMAS OVER- STREET Percules Now see here girls It ' s never hard to find Percules- just look for a book sitting up some where and he will be right behind it. We are sure Alfred finds time from his studies. Just ask the girls ' . We wish you a wonderful fu¬ ture, Alfred.

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CLARA LEE SEABOLT Clara Good Heavens ' . Clara is one of our serious minded seniors. Her winning smile and carefree manners win their way into every heart. We have no doubts about you, Clara. DOROTHY LEIGH STIFF Dottie Oh Nol Dottie is our beau¬ tiful blonde. Along with beauty she also has ability. We are sure she will succeed in both. MARION ELIZABETH SMITH Smitty Has anyone seen my bill¬ fold? Marion is little but loud. Although she is very short in height, she is never short in wind. Her interests seem equally divided between boys and studies and she has done well in both fields. BOBBY EVERETTE STALLARD Willie Let me tell you. Good ath¬ lete, excellent artist and al¬ ways the life of the party. These are only a few traits that describe Bobby. With his various imitations, there is never a dull moment around him. Good luck, Willie. ROBERT DOUGLAS TROUT Bob Thats it Tall, tan, and terrific that ' s Bob. This guy made a wonderful hit on our Showboat Minstrel by sing¬ ing Mammy He has three pastimes; wine, women and song-his favorite being the last-we believe! ! Good luck Bob, We ' re pulling for you. DONALD HUGH WALDEN Huh? Donald is a quiet, good-heart¬ ed boy, who seems to care little about the girls, but ap¬ pears to be happy. Hope this happiness continues through years to come. Lots of luck, Don.