Natural Bridge High School - Span Yearbook (Natural Bridge Station, VA)

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é P pyerte Oi et Cee ED eee ee ee a etn | ce ee or eet Ee ee ¥ Zz = N 2 Ce ahaendiendiiy atest emenauenansinnantnemneennaal aes Ne heehee THE SPAN okigi as | One na en: eR Sr RTL 1 ones : ok saadatereoun Sag olivia aseeamienst A aa MORE Lei. me Serre meme Pe FE - rh Re em ere : MILDRED GINGER Assistant librarian '357, '36 The way to have a friend is to be ones We are mighty glad to have had Mildred as one of the class of '38,. She has been a true Pal,always willing to help in any undertaking, We shall remem- ber always her gentle nature,sunny smile and those auburn curls, Goodluck, Mildredy, CHARLES IRVAN Basketball ‘37. Baseball '37-'38 Sophomore Play '35, Senior Play '38. A- good old Pal in every way;one not found every day , : We all know Irvani-the boy with the pleasant smiies, His jolly nature has won many friends, Irvan has been with us for four years,and has made himself valuable by his good spirit and accommodating ways. Good luck to you, always, Charles.” ‘EDNA EARLE LEECH . Basketball '35, ‘37, Baseball '34-138 Manager,baseball '38, Sophomore play. Senior play. Athletic Editor - Voice , Edna is known as a-pal to all, Her unselfishness and friendliness have estab- lished for her a name at M.B.H.S. which will never be forgotten, On the athletic field or as “Uncle Sally in the Senior play, we see much natural ability as well as a willingness to work, Good luck to you, Edna , . 2 : a é t 4 He 1 ® ‘ , ° F v3 7 ' j : . : - : ? ; ‘ : at ' 4 : r] Ee . , j - - Se ee ee tr mann nae Tr wo eae ge 8 mes A meena

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POETS 2g + eee ammaatace : a en - HELEN MACKEY Glee club '37-'38, Sophorsre play '35 senior play '38 The fair; the chaste Helen has vained great popularity among her classmatcs since she entered the fifth grade with us, From the minute we saw her we knew she would be plenty of fun, Helen is the thappy-go-iucky' type, but she has her serious moments too. We will all miss her when we part. LETA MARIE MILLER Glee club '358, Senior play '38 One who never turns her back but marches forward ; Marie did not join our class until our junior year, She has done excellent work and is most talented in Latin. She has always been willing to do her part and her willing smile and pleasing ways have won many friends at N. B. H. S. Marie, we wish for you a most successful life,. . , THELMA DEWY PERKINS Glee club '35-'38, Band '35, Voice Staff 156, Co-editor '37, class treasurer '605.President '37, Play 38 a friendship, that. like love is warm; a love like friendship, .steady Aen a ana emt apa: 5 a“ ¥ ’ y , ees aah Ee LT LT CELL “tien cetanir went tmttatines ttt. tes oe maven Behold. 'Janiet, the song bird and lit- -erary light of N. B. H. S., and you see -a@ girl prominent in all schcol activities. Her musical ability, personality, smiles and mirth have endeared her to us all, =e KX HK x 4 Sas J é ; |. ; C a TE I SE SIRE i aenereennesce eae re ee Ain 3 Fi Wha. ane: Wire: : ER Ee ee tinged rater! hiorstnieeinenaetetaeatna ean oreartamreur.tteaingsdaaeeeeerand ROR aay, rot 3 nena eee peNeEaAE A samen SPs nannies . - ; eee .