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

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— CTT OT OT TTT AUGUGALAEAUSUCULEAUOOUEEAGGPUCUREODE LOG UAAAHULOUAADARAUAUUDUAGTEUEOUI TO NUT UOUEGEOOOSOUTUGEUOUEOOTOD NOT LUOTUT JOEL HUSTON WILLTAMS Foothall '39, Baseball '39, Class treasurer '40, Editor Sran ‘'4¢ Speak what you think. Joel has been a faithful and loyal worker in his class. Although Joel never gained any great laurels as an athlete he has never quit trying. Joel’s frank,honest, business-like WAY has made him a favorite with his class- mates and teachers. iieep the good work up,Joel!.The world needs better business men, 94 ae ae ne 7 BIMMIE WOOD basketball 97, °3e,'39,'40, basehall 37, '32,°39,'40. Glee cluh '2e,'39, '40 Dramatic club '40, Staff '39,'40 Have you had a kindness shown — pass it on!'! Simmie, with her quic!- wit anda ready smile, proves a real friend to all who know her. She has not only proven her- self capable in school work but in athletics as well. ‘With the sincerity and determination she has shown we feel sure she will make a great success of her life. May success come to one ‘rho really deserves it. 5 ae i Sega WOOD, JR. Basketball '3€,'39,'40, Baschall '3¢, '39,'40, Football. '39. .res.varsity club '39,editor of Voice '39, cditor of sridge Bulletin ‘4c. Still achieving, still pursuing Junior is one who is always working. hie is very studious and always succeeds in reaching his goals. iie has proven hi mself a true friend to both teachers and classmates. It vas with sad hearts that we gave Junior up at the second term of our Senior year, hut ‘ve know that he will succeed in his nev school as in past. ei SP A YS aT Se SRLS RN SERRE R EASA RES Sante Beer “

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I Tm THE SPAN To MMM TEM WHAHVONMAAAALAUUULCQCONOQUOULODOEOUQUOOUOGUONELECOLOUUOEADUO ULL JACKSON AUGUSTA SLOUGH Basketball '38,'40,baseball ‘a7, 98 ; 139,140. Football 39. Literary Soc. '40 take life easy and have no regrets. Jack has been with us for four years and has proved that he is true to us. He helps in athletics and he is a good sport. His special hobbies are ball games and smiling at the girls, tay the best of luck and happiness go with him through life. TET ul ae aid ALFRED WOODROW THOMAS Basketball '35,'37,'32,'40. Football '39 Baseball '37,'3e@,'39,°40. Varsity club 132,139, '40. The harder the battle,the sweeter the vietory Al is one of our star athletes. In foothall,baseball or basketball you can depend on him being right there. He is also known for his ability as an actor in the different plays and not the least of his achievements is his ability to get along with the fair young ladies. ; Ae A %¢ Se 4 S4. oo : eI || E| : E| RUTH ELIZABETH THOMPSON Glee club '39,'40, Dramatic club '40 Class reporter '39, Lanier Lit. Soc. ‘4 Home Ec club '40. Good character is human nature in its best form. mm SC Something small and very Bnappy, Vivacious, gay,and always happy But in deed and purpose true To herself and others too Working,studying with a zest Ever striving for the best. Ds (CLL CCT MMM oT TGNTHHHUTOOAUSOONUTOTUNVOUOTOONUUNTVGANOOUONVUUSUTOQUOTONUGAGUAUOQOUUALUONOOTCODUGUUOQOGAGLUISUOUONUOOLUGONVOTOUUSANCQOUOUEUEEOCQOUDLOCOUCQCOLLQEUU0UUULEDEU LUAU) UGVOTVVOVOHOOOTITOUUCHUCTUSTUCOOUOOIOONUIUODUCUULSQUMAOUQNNOSYO0QTOOUCLUOULOUUOSUUQNNONOQUOQIUUOUULECUESEQEQUQCQU2U01UUL0L0LU00

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HUVAVOUVOGUVNOLOVENCQOUUUAROUOULOVALIVELRAERSOUEOOOODOUOLEOUEOOUEVAUGUUUUENOBUUDALOTODEORSEUUEEDOL TH E S PAN fisevuabantaniuinana TOT CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1940, being physically and mentally souna, (vith a few exceptions) do hereby execute this aocument, our last will ana testament. . Clause I 1. To wr.strickler, we hereby bequeatn a pair of Star brana shoes to replace tne ones he wore out running up ana coun the halls to inves- tigate our noise. . ix . To Mrs. Smith, we leave a copy of “Little Red Ridinghood , She may use it to enterta in her children-- the Seniors, - %3.To Mr. Hufiman, we hereby will a nice mustache because he lookea so hands ome with one in the Faculty play. 4. To Miss Burnett, we leave a frying pan and a jar of mustard to aelp her along with next year’s hot dogs . 4 5, To ir, Gilkeson, we will a spot light 4%o enable him to arive through Glasgow without ha nging a parked car. 6. To Wiiss Bolton, we leave a Raboit s Foot. May she have better luck next Lea p Year. Clause II 1, I, Ernestine Armentrout, ao will to Beulah Radford. my quiet and peaceful disposition. . . I, Viola Firebaugh, do will to Ma rjorie Pole my secret on how to grow tall. } 3. I, ssic Sandidge, do will to Madeline Dickerson my ability to pla y ball and give her a tip-off on how to stay small. 4, I, Virginia Persons, do will to Dorothy Cummins my ability to lea rn Chemistry. 5. I, Helen Lewis, do will to Lucy Thomas my friendly smile for everyone. 6. I, Bimmie Wood, do will to Ruby Austen my ability to attract the boys. May you get a letter from a Freshman, Ruby. 7. I, Alms Davis, do will to Eljzabeth Fix my ability to learn and give Current Events , 8. I, Isabelle Camden, do will to Helen Mohler my curls. Take care of them as I doy Helen. 9. I, Kathleen Powell, do will to Willys Hunter my blushes and smiles. Us e them, Willys. 10.I, Pauline Flint, do will to Dorothy Davis my ability to-write en es say. 11. I, Ruth Thompson, do will my heart and love to a certain Jvmior. ls. I, Alfred Thomas, do will to Ralph Watts my good sportsmanship. 15. I, Tommy Brady, do will to Leroy Miller my ability to talk and my love for flowers (Daisies). 14, I, Clayton Camden, do will to John Cash my ability-to play ball, - 2 nd my secrets on how to win the ladies. : ee ts Richa rd Braford, do will to Eloise Whitmore my place as Cliuss President. Best of luck, Eloise. 16, I, Jack Slough, do will to Junior Thompson my tact on how to spot gh oe Don’t forget, Junior. » Ly Joel Williams, do wi Re Ni ogines let sb set the bust Gh game a Re a