North Cross School - Compass Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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FRANK GEOFFREY JENNINGS 66Ge0H'33 GeoH s interest in all of his fellow students and his ability to see both sides of any situation won for him the vote for the most popular boy during his senior year. As president of the senior class and captain of the football team, Geoff has used his leadership ability and made many contributions to North Cross. Everyone wishes him further success in his life at Hampden- Sydney. LAWRENCE DUNCAN HAMMOND 4:La-rryaa For several years Larry has been an invaluable member of the Annual Staff. He is often found with his camera taking pictures of football games, basketball games, dances, and other school activities. His great interest in North Cross is evidenced by his attendance at the majority of school functions. Larry plans to attend St. An- drews Conservatory of Music in order to study organ, and he is wished every success in his pro- fession.

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tw JOHN RANDOLPH GARRETT, III Rand Rand's congenial personality, leadership ability, and willingness to work led to his being voted the best all around boy during his senior year. As president of the Student Council and vice-president of the senior class, he has contrib- uted much to the development of the student government. In the field of sports he has been a valuable player on the gridiron as well as on the basketball court. Everyone is certain Rand's con- tributions to his college will be as valuable as those he has made to North Cross. HENRY RHIEL GARDEN, Hank l Hank is known for his coopera- tive attitude and school spirit. He has been an ardent team sup- porter of all North Cross athletic organizations and has spent much of his spare time managing the basketball squad, working on the Annual Staff, and as co-editor of the newspaper. Hank has applied to several colleges in Virginia, and every- one wishes him much success in the future.

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vi 55 rs RWE? WILLIAM THOMAS MCMILLAN C4TOmIny77 Tom's fellow students are proud of his winning 'honorable mention in the National Merit Scholarship Awards his senior year. In football his competitive spirit and deter- mination won for him the respect of his teammates and fellow students. I-Ie has also played baseball, basket- ball, and run track during previous years at other schools. Tom plans to study for the ministry and is now president of the Roanoke Christian Youth Fellow- ship. His friendliness and many talents will be missed, and everyone wishes him further success in the future. MARTHA ELLEN JOLLY Martha Martha has made a major con- tribution to the annual serving as assistant editor and editor. In addition, she has been head cheer- leader and has supported all the social functions of the school. Her good taste in clothes won for her the title of best dressed girl in the school mirror. She has a lively, friendly disposition and can be found anytime in important con- versations with fellow students. Many good wishes go with her for her continued success. iv K 1