Naruna High School - Lone Pine Yearbook (Naruna, VA)

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Wisras Received From 1947 Graduatoa In 1957 Bootlegging uneudoeesful. Spending a tiro year tana in the- pan Kv badarocd fara did’at hide sa»« John Gilliland ?Hll put out to sea as soon as I get say recognition as- Admiral, Am coins to Hawaii,(grass skirt©)® Herbert Marshall B® stir© to see the Giants and Red Sox play at Boston Monday I asa pitching say first gams Reginald Elder Hams just received recognition as- the greatest artist of 1957» I CRse it all to ay praotioe at school Ghristire Johnson p.S I have groan.a half inch in height i!y home is like an insane asylum -with Joe, Jr ,M ry and the twins constantly tugging at my apron strings® But Frankie is so sweet, Marlon Williams Have just published say nmr dictionary. Buy yours now Marjorie Scott Am now editor of the column headed Advice to Young Lovers” in the How York Timas, Virginia Epperson Am now pastor of the First Methodist Church in Haw York Anne is soloist® . - William Clowdis Hava just secured a divorce frcsa my fifth husband Reno life is serving me well Mildred Singleton Am now private secretory of the Bass Fish Company My boss is swelli Goaall Foster I ain ' t doing nothing yet® But am just finia to begin my career,, G B Berkeley

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, th© HramborB of the Lenior Class of.1947 of Naruna High School, . nf of sound, mind and judgment, and having reached an age where we are soon to pass on higher realms, do hereby make and declare this to b® the l ftSt W II and testament of our olass This valuable document,, duly sxecuted and ' ' teachers,s Kent, Mrs« Whitlow Mrs Riegel, Miss Kail, To our Da.levs a laaonens, sure. Kent, ErSo Whitlow, Mrs . Riegel, Mies Bertha, and Mr® Riegel, we bequeath our lasting affection and thanks for th® capable maimer in which they have directed us through high hoolc We a i e o grant them a goodly share in the honors we .shall win in Ithe cosing years, since we feel that they will be largely responsible for |our coming successes. To our successors, the Juniors, we bequeath th© privlledge to shine |as models of wisdom.. To various indivi dualere make these important and generous gifts |t rusting that they will be duly appreciated. | A o O’Heal McHaney, Virginia Dare Epperson, bequeaths her ability of rood leadership., To Angie Johnson, Herbert Marshall bequeaths hie temper, hoping shat |this will be an asset to Angie, To William Jennings, Mildred Singleton bequeaths her jollinasa. May fou prosper from it as Mildred has? To ?loyd Crabtree, Reginald Elder bequeaths his curly Mir r,,8o that I you Floyd will not always have to be trying to curl and wave your hair. To Shirley Mason, Christine Johnson bequeathe her secret in keeping | short in statueo William Clcwrdi© leaves Ann, sorrowfully but hopefully . To Evelyn Riegel, Marjorie Scott bequeaths her broad vocabulary, and [ability to jmt on airs. To dward L yne, John Gilliland bequeaths his ability to brag on how | many homo runs h© will mk® in th© next base ball gam©. To Edith Burton, G.B, Berkely bequeaths his quitnsss ,so that you. 3 Edith |win not.hav© to always think your thoughts aloud, fo Janie Ashworth, Marion Williams bequeaths hes; giggling ways. May |you have ' as good a tiro from it as she did? To Hois Jana Daniel, Gone 11 Foster bequeaths her ability to get some ' | thing to eat, no matter when, where, or how. With our last parting breath we do hereby constitute and appoint the I principal of afore mentioned school sole executed of this, our last will and I testamento In witness wh ereof: wo, respresenfcatives of th© class of 1947, attach lour signatures

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