North Cross School - Compass Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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f WIZTT' 4 2 iii , il Z. lin., ELIZA BRANE SPESSARD 6 KLiZa97 Liza's witty personality and easy- going temperament provided much enjoyment and 'many light mo- ments for her fellow students. During her senior year she was elected co-captain of the girls, basketball team on which her height and her scoring ability made her an able forward. She also was a member of the Annual Staff her sophomore year. Her many friends wish her suc- cess in all her future endeavors. ROBERT KENT SMITH Kent Kent's friendliness, strong sense of humor, and quick repartee, have made him a most congenial fellow student, and he was voted the wittiest boy his senior year. He participated in football, basketball, and golf his three years at North Cross and was a co-captain of the basketball team his senior year. His friendly and smiling per- sonality will be missed, and many good wishes accompany him to the college of his choice.

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MARY PENN RUTHERFOORD zcpennyv Penny began her high school education at Eaton School Where she was a member of the Glee Club and editor of the annual. She is very interested in horseback riding and water sports and is a loyal member of the Bridle Club. Penny's sweet and pleasing per- sonality will be missed next year. Everyone wishes her luck and success at Southern Seminary. ALAN HART MOORE l6A1an77 Alan, voted the most athletic boy during his junior and senior years, has been a member of both the football and basketball teams these three years at North Cross. His ability to remain level-headed and stable in difficult situations made him a most important member of these teams and a co-captain in basketball. Alan's versatile personality led him to be a good representative from North Cross on Klassroom Kwiz his junior year. Everyone fygshes him success in his college 1 e.

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NELLIE MARIAN UPCHURCI-I Marian Marian, with her vivacious per- sonality and deep southern accent, has made Roanoke her home away from home. Leaving Villa Rica, Georgia, she brought to North Cross a friendly, sym- pathetic disposition. Her originality of thought made her an important member of both the Newspaper and Annual Staffs. She has also been a member of the Science Club for two years and was elected president her senior year. Marian, an excellent student, has been accepted at Emory Uni- versity, whereushe plans to study chemistry. Everyone wishes her the best of luck in the future. BRYAN GREGORY TYACK :sBryanu Bryan, voted during his senior year the boy most likely to suc- ceed, has a friendly, congenial disposition and is always willing to help others. During his senior year he was treasurer of his class, a member of the Student Council, George 'Burnmer' Smith in the three act play, and business man- ager of the Annual Staff. In ad- dition, he managed the football team his senior year and the basketball team for two years. Bryan plans to study law and has applied to Yale, Washington and Lee University, and Wesleyan College. His friends wish him every success in his future studies.