Randolph Henry High School - Log Yearbook (Charlotte Court House, VA)

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IN MEMORIAM As a token of our profound esteem and in recognition of her untiring devotion to Randolph- Henry we dedicate this space to the memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Priddy—a truly great teacher. Mrs. Priddy was a real scholar, but scholarship alone does not make a great teacher. There must be rich spiritual life together with the ability to share with others to make the great teacher. A really great teacher must have the ability to fan into a glow the waning spark of ambition and to cause boys and girls to want to be worthwhile in life. We shall ever be grateful to her for implant¬ ing within us higher ideals, a deeper sense of self- respect, and greater self-reliance.

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Bottom Row: June Trent, Jimmy Guthrie, Brantley Jefferson, John Maloney Top Row: Airs. Lawson, Air. Sinclair, Mrs. Birkland Officers of the Senior Ciass In any group there are a few individuals who stand out above the others. On these the task of leading the group rests. The senior class of ' 47 chose the follow¬ ing students as officers for the year and they have proved themselves worthy in every way : Brantley Jefferson, President; [line Trent, Vice-President; Jane Rice, Sec¬ retary; Jimmy Guthrie, Treasurer; and John Maloney, Reporter. The sponsors o ' f the class Mrs. Frances Lawson and Mrs. Laura Nell Birkland with the principal Mr. T. R. Sinclair have been invaluable in their kindness, patience and much needed guidance. MOTTO Give the best to the world and the hest w ill come back to vou. COLORS Red and White FLOWER Red Rose