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

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Who’s Who Most Likely Frank Spencer To Succeed Jane Whittington Lucille Ferguson Most Accomodating Ballard Clarke Wilson Watts Most Dependable Mary Jane Woodson Jane Whittingt Most School Spirit ss Rede ne ca Frank Spencer ; Wilson Watts Most Studious Mary Jane Woodson Jane Whittington Best Personality Dorman Camden : Frank Spencer Most Athletic Mildred Thompson Jane Whittington Best All Round Wilson Watts ( 22 )

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Last Will and Testament r———} ——— We, the Senior Class of Natural Bridge High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. Mildred Alford wills her ability to talk to Regina Lawhorne. Jerry Alford wishes to leave his acting ability to Nat Massie. Audrey Blackburn leaves, with pleasure, her pint-sized height to Dorothy Slough. Frances Blackburn wills her talent for piano playing to Helen Huffman. Nova Bolt bequeaths her businesslike manner of getting things done to Dean Wells. Rae Nell Burks leaves “just half’ of her love for reading to Virginia Claytor. Hilda Bywaters bequeaths her knack of “catching a man and keeping him” to Margaret Harrison. Henry Bryant leaves his ready blush to Wert Faulkner. Gladys Camden wishes to bequeath her “always” genuine smile to Bessie Reynolds. “Bal” Clark wills his quiet “gentlemanly” ways to Rudolph Claytor. Frances Cash leaves her “gallant” giggle to Gladys Link. Dorman Camden wishes to leave his “master mind’ to Eddie Grow. Preston Campbell wills his “cunning grin” to James Arthur. Carol Desper wishes to bequeath her “easy to manage” wavy hair to Ruby La Rue. Barbara Dod bequeaths all of her “cheerleading energy” to Ruby Fainter. Betty Fainter leaves her quietness to Jean Leech. Lester Fainter wishes to leave his “goal getting” ability to William Newell. Lucille Ferguson leaves her job as Program Chairman to Edith McManamay. Talmadge Kidd bequeaths his ability to tell “corny” jokes to Boyd Mitchell. Sam Johnson leaves his talkative manner to Leo Irvine. William Leighton leaves his “giant height” to Henry Miller. Dexter Lunsford leaves his ability to “say what he thinks” to Jackie Hannah. Randolph Lunsford wills his pretty wavy hair to Price Hodges. Bernard Patterson leaves his shy quietness to Toby Garret. Billy Pollock leaves his “pesty” ways to Maynard Fainter. Martha Reynolds wills her librarian duties to Marian Thompson. James Smith leaves his “unspoken words” to Leonard Tolley. Frank Spencer bequeaths his bright remarks to Joe Perkins. Mildred Thompson wills her ability to “fly” around the basketball court to Maxine Watts. Mildred Tolley leaves her ability to “soak in” history to Laura Leigh Riley. Evans Thompson wills his secret of how to “get teachers off the subject” to anyone who wants to take the chance. June Watkins leaves her quiet, earnest personality to Flora Ferguson. Mary Jane Woodson wills her record of all A’s to Mildred Claytor. Wilson Watts bequeaths his ability to make speeches to Loyd Thompson. Jane Whittington leaves her ready smile to Betty Goodwin. We, the Seniors, wish to leave our athletic talent to the school, and as Mr. Strickler quotes, “Leave your waggling tongues to the Seniors of 748.” We wish to leave to Mr. Strickler our hopes for a very successful future. To our faculty we wish to leave our expressions of gratitude for the splendid work they have done in guiding and teaching us. 6 ee ee 6 WS © ke CZ D

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Best Looking Most In Love Biggest Pest Most Popular Cutest Wittiest Biggest Flirt Most Attractive Little Who’s ( 23 ) Dorman Camden Barbara Dod Hilda Bywaters Dexter Lunsford Billy Pollock Mildred Alford Jane Whittington Dorman Camden Sam Johnson Frances Cash Jane Whittington Talmadge Kidd Billy Pollock Mildred Alford Barbara Dod Jerry Alford