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

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St . — Pe Tee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee —————————————— ——— ee eee THE SPAN ABNER RIVES JOHNSTON Sophomore Play '37 Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Johnston is quite 2 man of affairs in spite of the fact that he rings the bell for us. However, in spite of his love of pleastre, ‘Squire manages to get by with more than passing grades. He is quite popular here and will have no difficulty in making friends wherever he goes. SPSL NP ETT EARL OGDEN Serene, calm, and gentle.” a | . | ; | Earl, a friend of everyone, joined us in our junior year. He has been great help to our | class with his clear thinking and his calm . ways. Earl has high ideals and dreams of the ) future. We sincerely hope he will make his = | i i} 1} i 14 | tj : iy - i} i i : “dreams coms true , Ji1COB LOGYO0D PADGET Glee Club '38-'39, Hen of few words are the best men,” Jucot is one of the quieter and more reserved members of our class. His present ambition is to go to V.P.I. He has been faithful, loyal, and cooperative an all school activities at N. B.H.S. and we wish him the very best ef every- thing in life.

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THE SPAN COIR WR CR NILA TREE AN CCT “WALLAGE SCOTT ELLIOIT Soph. play '36. Glee Club '58-'S9 Senior play 159 Always laughihg, always jolly always full of fun end folly. ” We will all miss Wallace when we part whether in.the schoolroom or on the playground,because of his pleasant ways, Wallace has won miny friends at N.B.H.S. because of his friendly disposition, He is planning to be an cerpplane pilot and we wish him the best of luck is up he goes. : CHARLES WILLIAM FLINT Basebulll '36-'57, Cuptain '38-'39, Soph.pley '27. Vice Pres.Junior class '37-'238 Glee Club. Varsity Club '39. Senior pliy '29, William has clweys been « faithful student. In athletics he starred as catcher on the be.se- ba ll tee. m, We will never forget the part he took in our senior play us Uncle Aleck . His. chosban profession is avaition, the highest position on ea rth. We are sure he will succeed, ‘ ROBERT LOYD HARDIN Sophomore play '37. Glee Club '37-'38. Vice President class '38- '39, A sound mind in a sound body, Who is this dignified person? Why that is Robert Loyd Harrdin, the most dignified of all the dignified seniors, He hass mmade an || outstanding record in his studies, We will -. mhSss him after school days are over. Ne wish him happiness and success in the days to come. Me Mate) A Hae ane Aya ee veut FIRE AVS INGE ARN Vs UTS HOE Nee BAe Raat alan Ae aE aS SA aR a Sa eet

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THE SPAN RICHARD PETER PARSONS Glee club- 137138, Basketball '55,'36,'57,'53,. Baseball '36, '37, '38, '39. Class President '37-'S8. Build for cheracter, not for fame. Peter is oné on whom you can depend. He is very quiet and well liked by all. He is always rea dy, both on the playground and in the class- room, to take pa rt in everything to help out his ela ss or his school. We wish him an ever success- ful future. DAVID W. REYNOLDS Glee club '37-'38,. Treas. of cless '58-'S9, Voice Staff '58-'59 Senior play 'S9. By the work one knows the workman. ‘Bavid is one who is always working. He is very studious end always succeeds in reaching his goal s He has proven himself a true friend to 2 ll and is always ready to do his part. Our class has been greatly penefitted by his presence. . JOHN HENRY SHAFER Vice President of class 'S5. Presiacent '3S6. Class reporter ‘38. Basketball anda basebell teams '37, '38, Sophomore and Senior play '37, '59. Athletic Editor for the Voice '2%, 139. Do your best and do not delay.” John Herny hus made a’ good exemple for other students to follow if they want to be successful . Determination ana effort have won for him suc-— --gess throughout his high school career. Always @ good sport--winning or losing.