Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1941 volume:

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BBY B34 N4 Pte” ee se” Se ae” ON te Dn ee OTE RES We. aa wat oe preach inertness ae moO ae TUT LATTE | nait | | | | mei my ' th} ; Wt i] ii a 4 | it i a Hit | | ay ii! +] ’ hie MET EAL 4 it 1 4 uit UZZARD ie regis Crass Hisrarian Norrie pore! £ Lui P Riddle Butt Hyper! rena ad at “Sammy” “Oieksen “BEANtE ‘DimpLes” “PRESIDENT SEC. AND TREAS. Dreliittl Wirre Lao) ys vl PW. ood “MATTIE ANN ™ “Saucy a et CO tt hh POS aweney! apse ee ee ae” OF lee OP Cae” OF Nl oe ee a na OP Ain. att Me OO ne” — vv Deane. Abt re i i a SET een President... -epamel Perrow Vice Presidente. ..ccacveacecveeeesrrank Hege, Jro pecretary and Treasurcrecsceeceeeesestisié Riddle MOTTO Tn God we Trust COLORS Red, White and Blue FLOWER Red Rose WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS Most intellegent.....e.es Geld] s) die teligtare? ee. its -Bob Jones Beep All POUNA. wesc sceuwasseececehorman Anderson; Jasper Fariss, Mattie Winston Mose CM LOUS secs ers «hse need ee sv keeeee re bob Jones Been athletic (boy)... ..as sep ees clo eestdowel Edwards Peer AEN ebi slain) ie. wea. ves o++eeeMattice Winston VEU LOS Gis os Semgacs are ow alee cvlesecoesecseence sha Marsh BRIO DIES ST bog arelecarstele. oft ise) ss a. cups eis prank Hoge, Ji. eur eObOOd! SPLNUESH olin sisiv «lens s.e.8 s eNorman Anderson Bea OLS DOR LULOMGCS sd le eteeyelaieie gis bom ecamuel Perrow GAEL OST wis 4's 0 cs nie «6 o.0 George Mason, Jewel Edwards Most talkatives...eeea- AOE ene Whale es -Ed Marsh AiO DOT Cis n baleiel ss Ste teThow hein alas awveeeeMattic Winston DRE aU LOU rages ein: 9 Wisin yak) KM slo, e slaea ote -George Mason Pees ENON CL Ww vere oe ce iW ie A! oe 0 Re a)e ole nie egies -Karl Wood Prettiest. Cir lysis. tees Ee eee ae ae Nancy Williams BOSE LOOKING DOYacseeerccecercpesesenammel Perrow Blo se see Lat Gy ) views ele ss as eis SP RANK OUO LG IT « oh Was Pmt att ioy rah wy Wie tad ap weve. ee er Elsic Riddle ee ee ri ae VES | iN CAWNHIGH scHoot “ie Thinking that sceing a good movie mig help | me pass an evening alone in a big city, I went to Y the theater last night. The title of the picture, Four years in High School! sounded uninteresting, Yj but as I watched the plot unfold,. I became a liv- | ing character on the sercecne FOUR OR KL ee a Ne oe ee ee ee ee a Ne ae Ne a ee SPECS EF pak eee te POR Re shot 3 ER, EL | , . : Ss sis ROR i Ne tee OR IS Seema ASO genre Yemen Tae merge TS pmenonie mney |) egemeneenny “TS pemenenemnge’ The play opened with a group of boys and girls entcring the Freshmen class of Rustburg High School a with the spirit of good actors to help lift still highor the standards of their schoole Norman Andor-| son was made prosident of the class, and Bob Joncs | was awarded a modal for outstanding scholarshipe . In Agt II the dramatic action was greatly ro- tarded because the class was never organized as Sophomoros. As one oftcn docs I became anxious y for the climax. In Act III the real théme bocame evident a- gain as the players organized thomsclves into a y Junior class. Jewel Edwards was elcctod presidents Jaspor Fariss, vice presidents; Norman Anderson, eccretary and troasurcr. Some new mombers appcar- ed in the cast, as the class grew in numbor. i What bettor climax could thoy roach than in Act I¥ thesc students should becomo scniors? You Should have secn the democratic way in which tncy got togcthcer and organized the first Student Coun- | cil in Rustburg High School and published the sccohd edition of their yoarbook, THE OWL% Tho movie orded and 1 realized that the play dod, a0on Nag Hoenn itnoe actual, oxpriencas of tho soniors of tho: closs of.'41 of Rustbury High. Mutter? id) Bee ee . ee sae i ane owe = ®. o- , whi d i fete nab vided ? be bieut a) | TH eapeecarnentit iat oie id ‘ ( Hi o4 SIOTOIOPIIIIETIDIILLIIOLISIIIDODITILILTTDILIIEDDLILINIIIIIVIULIILE + +. r whe hhh Ah, Lhd LALLA ALLA iu Milles pace H Hit 4] Lh zt V2 PME ____ e Va iesscaainath amsatat mot: 1, ‘ Caldwell, | Caldweil, Gough. Prank Maxey. Robert Merryman, Fioyd.-, Venable, Aubrey Wilkinson, Ellis Wright, Vernon awe) LiSriiey Miss Louise DeJarnette Azmon, Alma Builock,. Geraldine Church, “Peresa Coates, Doris Floyd, fois Hubbard, Alice Petit, Jane Tanner, Rachel Tweedy, Fauline Wright, Louise Home Room Teacher So Ve ee ee — Marthe, dren. i ‘ ; Hi rite a 1) tit ati H' i r A, aba a a i At ea ed ener ASA a a HI i ee a ae a ae ike tt ite � , oon) salt at MALE r YY ro i] hi nw i ni! detainee ii HEEL BD Wh ih pk ' | ehh ot i Wats ie beater heaad 1,dPranye), if sbbhl ol sa ctii daly eae aes, | Coy The ARGO, carryimg only nineteen members of crew, landed safely in JUNIOR HARBOR. We re = egret that some of the original crew of thirty have been called ashore for other duties, a Ahn SES Aa SS aie AAG NEN REE Sp os SRDS aan Sa ya FO ee Oe ee a The outstanding cfficers of our crew are: Cap- tain - Steve Caldwell; First Mate - Ellis Wilker- song Purser - Louise Wright; Teresa Church was ap-= pointed to record our journey in the ship's LOG. As part of our duties on board we are called upon to help with Literary Society, S.C.A.e, and Student Government Association. One of our mem — bers, Lois Floyd is secretary of S.C.A., and another member, Sonny Merryman, is vice-president of the Literary Society. We have football, soft ball and baseball for recreation. Some of the crew, both boys and girls participate in these games and are excellent play- Crse Our ship is now preparing to cast anchor in SENIOR HARBOR. | ‘ ] q | a¢ a ‘4 eT ud yy it ‘hp TTLHTPPOaT ered TIPE TPee te or LOLNIOLDD geeere hea Lak “a we FIP LIOOLIOTIOL OOOO E AY haruhi ss Na po meteaes rae Ie - ae ea AY v se gt hhh CERES SEES SERGE EEE EE EE HEHEHE EEER EERE RES EERE EUEKEREEEE GE tEcEGERecceecmesicaicce. enc POTATO TOTTI TTOTETATTOTE NS ie 5 = = = S ® a Ss TTtee Heal p EMEC, OMOKE SOPAC Babcock, Wallace meds) Levin Bailey, Morris Debits DL LLy Frazier, Louis Hubbard, Frank Lair, Elwood Maxey, Franklin Phillips, Clifton Reynolds, Guy Riddle, Dennis. Swart, James Zechini, Kenneth Almond, Catherine perricks, Frances Burnette, Kathleen Dawson, Nellie Pragier, Fear Miss Edith Evans ge ASS ESS SS SS as | a Hardy, Audrey Holt, Margaret Keesee, Louise Kidd, Charlotte fidd.. Yrances Maddox, Lavorn Mason, Eleanor Merryman, Anne Mites, Odell Neuffer, Hlizabeth Upncort , “ella Simons, Doris Tweedy, Gladys Wilkinson, Lois Wilkinson, Rachel Williams, Blanche Ny Wingfield, Helen 2) layy2 Laid Home Room Teacher ee : zs Zs } shine! ae yet My Prt arty HAT Hin | rperve r é sali qi Hi : int ma Os lhl ey yh tH i | ae Mt if (E = its lar 1959 the seeds for our present Sophomore class were sown, and the crop was a bountiful one with forty-one Freshmen shootse These Shoots did not remain green and awkward long in a field among so many beautiful and dignified plants. Miss Evans was head gardener, and under her care some of the plants showed definite heen of leadcne . ships Dennis Riddle was chosen to preside over the garden, with Anne rkevia baa as ae helper, and Pete Burnette to guard the casurc The garden, after a year of growth, is now the Sophomore class of Rustburg High School, with another shoot, Helen Wingficld, making forty-two plants. We chose new lcaders this ycar with the same leaves of quality, loadorship, and diplomacy that our former leaders posscssede Clifton Phillips was: choscn presidents; Donnis Riddle, vico-pres- ident; and Gladys Twocdy, socrctary and treasurcr. The Honor Systcm has been ego by tho student em body, and from our garden they plucked one of our ableost, Pct co Burncttco, to be vice-president. e We were able to supply the bascball tcam with fotr strong, hisky, playcrs, These are Wallace Babe cock, Jim Swart, Frank Hubbard and Guy Reynolds. : Poto. Burncttc, Anno Merryman, Lavorn Maddox, Gladys Tweedy and Blancho Williams arc on the soft ball ‘ tcoame As we look forward and upward we have the sky sg for our goal and the shining stars for our idcalse Neath vd co bem | AA A rea ial in . ay, FY tte Neen (BN earns fh’ SAAS ANS oe Se - ve Ne ennenay I ererermang! 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NE fF Se | fee, Ef A, Sf Fourth Grade fiss Nell Purdy-Teacher I Fifth Grade Miss Ruby Younger Teacher DS OE nn nn nL nn nn RES tat LeeDH eaaiitt At it oo“ — ee — me ne ee eebeabeet § ibe nih ' � a ZZ () ‘| é ZS 2 First Grade Miss Elizabeth Moseley-Teacher Second Grade Miss Louise Foster-Teacher Third Grade Negiarene Rent eiomae? a OO es Ne aN EB a4 g nN ‘ fe Kw a | 4 � . — — we Neen Yee greet Reems || ini peta “athe Op Aj KL NM a ye a Ae is a n Ser, | meray, | eas y ANS AS LOE Va | i a ie a ae 2 he ee eee 4966 .44 i | ‘ ar : i ; ili li + iil ! | iF ar Latta He 144 nth th 4 iM f : r 7 Po) a} 4 ; f i ; ' Hi Thi THLE bhi 41 1 in| ij ’ H ‘hi Ut bills by ij jae | ie - ii aa ees ci? : ry | ut ' iii f bie . 4} Th ’ nine ; il ' : Te i rath Wie ita Ht i Witt on ‘ AASV ERARAERBRVARATAVAPECAVE.S EARS EREERERERERERRRARRREEEEREE GORE! Soca heel Shad — et Siow th ajeinan iia went mel heen fa et Se eee | ry eos ane oo wand digo geval cer ak eran SVISUOLOSIOISYSESIOIIIIDIGIIVEDLLEUDIUDIOLILIIEBIIOLIIOLULAIEDALIA Ep os te CETIC hand eR 9 - —— a A ee ee ee ee ee eeiy ‘ f HAH) sti Tigi . +4 oe SNS — A De ee RD An extensive and varied program of Physical Education is offcred the students of Rustburg High school during the entire school year. Every boy and girl is expected to participate in some form of athletics at each recreation period. This participation is carricd out through planned programs o phevrolicwing sports are offered: volley ball, baseball, football, softball, marble tournaments, and training in track events. Volley ball and marble tournaments are inter- mural sports, while football, baseball, softball, and track are intorscholastic. In all sports every participant had the spirit to win, but was dctermined to show good sportsman- ship regardicss of the results of tho games and track cventse Our motto is: We may be beaten in play but not in spirits { Met HVA FAA Va Re ae ae ae ae Ain lle; les SIZ ‘| | PAPAS Pl S OG AOS y uae SS PLAYERS Wallace BabcocKks...--eseeesees -Hatcher Watkins Frank Hubbardsoessseeeeseees pecisiseeulm oWaret Norman Andersones.-+.seeeeees ris beta etn OOO Charlie Wisccarver.....+...-., Wiewenenry Laces JEWEL HGwWardS5se-e1s-cessceices � Kenneth a4echini Charlic Lee(not in picture)... � ...Gceorge Mason Charlic Bagby(not in picture) -eAubroy Vanable Mis GAPONECT v.04 wen cele dite biieditin + uate Lee) RESULTS Rustburg:. 226 Brookville. Aras) Rustburgesees. As) Narundeo-cse-. 6.24 Rustbursg.. sincere GladySoe... 15 Rustburge-. « 0 Brookville. 18 2525s Zs zs 2 ee Ne an. 8 F Ohad - LiSueppeets di Lire i Mi iTS dest UA eR ? Cok! bee 4 a ; int i | ue a lt pa “= o- -— - ont. ‘ od Hin i] ' ' ’ ; é rb hys cdevegegeetod? oe ei - f Lesteds}! ¢ - . -_ = 3 — ; ai ‘ ‘ 4 , ; ‘ Y separa 1) ? Da: 4 lac Le TR NZ re Vol Nt ae a @ 68 8a Papower WOtKINGS. .se ssa ea 3 they % pathy : ny iad Vay « Sia tee eipe «eeJOhnny Pick eat voxtatdets Jowcel Edwards � eHcnry Almond ere D YT VINA aad was 06 pin om cue oseeee-Guy Roynolds ee NALS TYSON ore cs sess aeielp. Merete ls eres «eeRObcort Maxcy Pe eN GOD LO es eins s c's a egta se 6 e's evans eJasper Fariss ie “ink, Zz TMT MR: ZR Kndins FS AO MOS Sonny Wrightecsccccsccceae Charlic Wisccarvor ALOT als Oh a eee ee Pe See a dag oles Re OTS ws suka s 5 0 4ce sna «s PUAN SE pia sis e.e sav side mans LECT a ab at a ieee arn era RE AVOVLIUSE os 6 xe ovenetw io ai nlesere PTI a aye) die bw wie eels weit Bee ALY gio) ahiesle el an ie Wintevp a « PUG UOUL se wes ka tee va ts PR LPG ees six cela ee 0 ey PUA TOURS Seis ws hb a e's 00 o TS BOVIS ie ls aed see 8s BRS GONE Ogee nile soe gl si as ees PPE a es, -is le ais oss «0p eeeeeee ee Lynwood Dodson RESULTS ADDOMOE Umea tis Sieve IN PPEMYIT Es stare ece. ew tele Rie Res) ss B'S 61s eS Brookvi tice wes� ATG EHVAL ES Coen aceis BROOM GR Dates es) siete DT OOMIIC Midis sins a's ease OOO Lik le etecks sya a ee WL TP a alesse oe loue + FLUOVLS RG wn «sce eos STetateroraiere Mes ee awe : bill rH shat! Att 14 | ; zz SA a me lin rng Sr Ty XS re le U Ps APA 7 “i? Qi al MT MNS PAR. MOS Ye. v7 jee SZ V2 AREER Kn Y age, SO ent |’ PLAYERS PaO TWOCKY « cial. «ss eae ae ss -. Kathicen Hanks Mattico Winston. i -ie ee Anne: Marryman Poce Burncttce.. paanehe Williams Louise Wright... oeesoonetto. Marsh meno Wisccarver.. es ioe eaonresa Church Pecolio Isancde «. os sce amary Watkins mevyorn Macdox.... eevee Line « AZNON Christine ELliott Norman Andorsons.s iS, Or ses 3 : ie OCLOT RESULTS Rustburg. 220) CONGO wiwsAts eo Rustburge.... - ae hy (ALEOVES Toes wer Rustburg. 26 DEOCUVIT EO. 16 Rustburg.- ’ pete | wLEOVESCO ss a? Rustburg. : p20 � CONGOTG aoe - 4 Rustburg. iO. DY OOM TiELins ott - nn EONS ENG aE momar cers: roe: ae ae | SN 5 Yq oe Sis zis SSR RRA NS ae Se ee ee ae A a ? =. = ee x yA Sai Pre fe Ye [a 7. ta Sebocnersean eres Ss NS vA ia i hy Sze by ) Kies ( Uy ZI = Ct J a N Pn (dla. V2 Ss x nes he yy cry 3 s) hy) rotary “din Ye t Pm) S07 = retin ie a (ae 5, See. Weel COUNTY” TAG i Class A, First Place: Jewel Edwards, Pole Vault. Clas@ BR, Second Place: Jewel Edwards, tie, High Jump; Louise Keesee, 4 way tie, Basketball goal throw; Estelle Isaacs, Baseball throwe Class A, Third Place: Louise Wright, Baskete ball distance throw. Class B, Third Place: Anne Merryman and Jeanette Marsh, Potato Race. Class C, First Place; August Caldwell, 220 yard ddsh and Broad Jumpo Class C, Second Place : August Caldwell, 50 yard dash; Peggy Hardy, Baseball throw. Class’ Ct Third Place, Iréne Bliet, SO yard dash and baseball throws LSP SAAS LS OS Se DS eA SS ASS ert} Hit haa , ‘ , elt beg eheet Cee eb le ome thie te WABLABVAVA GSH UATE ALAA RERQURTRSREREREREAReeaaneueae — BSE Sts H i Reh ES RY pata ant ye oe nyt + 2 nb RENAE a Shomted chy reRati a eRe ee HA i, SN ; nt hing earl AEE ee. Aula lem nieaane: SEAMEN Ton mer ce ia ape oA Se SP Te Z wien t FER MEERVE Oy TIE ferivi Ses Sw aaah a marmerm maa s uRippatc eis ael a eaparcesapary sean seariryee wes ro yea am Pt 1Oay eerily Kien hehe eminent rary a Ny id ny «sit ears 9 tomer wenytene 1 tac ete mathe its tn AAD A a em al sack ep men abi REP a Sa aaeheatatelndenstdl dlaiees % Fey, - caine cae eer phacee ate areas Selgsnememnyten-t snbadoterdvyiiehy a iebse-wkenr abel eshensp ea wee hisea naires payee man tw live erates ha tN ny Btn sal rs le Laat heh ef aA ah aes th AR bidet nS Se aul poner oannt-aadie nel ae teeter AS A A I rR eel eae SR SS ne te a aed nt og Oe Oo ED rN « ell SE ON A ER we ote eae FS Oy Bditors -in-chief......«ebob Jones,Norman Anderson Assistant editor-in-chief.......-+..steve Caldwell BUSINESS MANAGELececsscecvvuseessooonny Merryman Assistant business manager....-..Clifton Phillips Production managerocessooeeeees++sMattic Winston Assistant production managers..Geraldine Bullock Robert Maxcy,Odelle Miles,Anna Tanner ed TtOr. tire) Na hit emeele wowace enenry” Almond Assistant art cditors....Elsie Riddle,Alma Azmon Sport editors...Hatcher Watkins, Catherinc Almond Literary cditorss.seseesesoeeeess -HStolle Isaacs Bertor Glass lCdLbGr sss dcr heels bo oes George” Mason Prior Cine) SALEDT esa «ees daca se sel Oresa Churen Sophomore class 6dttor. «ssn neo wieeeaauedye Tweeay Freshmen class editor............-Roy Winebargor Faculty SponsSor.-eeseccsesesees Miss Anne Holden ee erin sid ek aes Se prod. (BCL y qeastomnany] eines Surneatonany — c CAS | A ASS. A 1 spree Sten eer | as Al f Qe ons - ee ee gs ee eo ge A pA TERRE ASR. ROR ERNIE lle lac 17 a : Zz Bt LOCI Sia ven sie aca etaly wie ke hie els ave a eas sha ROEM OLGS Mass DEFESTACKht ss aslene ins ss soe EOCOVO) UGmowold POOTOCALYYV eee crete recnercses epee se soOrnny Merryman TYCASULCT sos seeerseresseccessesesseeGcorge Mason PUR DOL COT « ¢'s0 6 60 5 oe cieeas tiv see we sHOLChOr Wateina aC Deen sven «46 6 6-0is oe ey sta siete eee a Or Ee nOGG Paves OT 6 evs ne es ose sees eee ates oeee ed ane aordunor Tz rs FIRST ROW: Loft to right: Billy Fitch,Dennis Rid- dle, Steve Caldwell, Morris Bailey, . Robert Win- ston, Elwood Lair, Robert Maxcy, Mr. Gardner. ME MME SECOND ROW: Left to right: Clifton Phillips,Frank- din Maxcy, Bob Jones, Goorge Mason, Ed Marsh, Ellis Wilkinson, Aubrey Venablc, Kenneth Zechini, Lacy Caldwell. es [oman THIRD ROW: Left to right: Frank Hubbard, Sonny Wright, Hatchor Watkins, Sonny Mcrryman, Karl Wood, Wallace Babcock, Guy Reynolds,Rossor Gough, Jim Swart, Irvin Bailcye ‘is 2B gs ah ape i in lar = oe Oe Oar Toy AEBS? aS BR alee aS Ap Yes att bie ut if 7? ZY ei ZA ey tay Sgr NZ: Sipe: ss pa ATOR: Ne vail a ALONE, NV C T ess a eS) ‘ p Sh “hi: 2 aa, 7 RUT, ¢ ys POON CH tie es ba PS AR, 3 ees Barr eve yy teresa ,cChurch Peo TOPOS TOON Gs sce skies bia a renin ale Gladys Tweedy SEGRE V eA) sididlp anes dine ne He Aa eure ossodane Pettit Pe ASUI GI 6 v's wish vias os avs mianieres dhe ave. wrens -Anne Mcrryman Pe bots vinta wie is oie cw biped bis Me ek DA VORTI Mad 00x f Ue ea nae Ges fons We ale eka Sri 'swseMLae Anne) Holden NY, Z, FIRST ROWsLeoft to right? Charlotte Kidd, Margarct Holt, Roache Wilkinson, Teresa Church, Anne Marry-= man, Maric Moore, Gladys Tweedy, Nancy Williams, mere Burnetto, Frances Barracks, Fear] Fragior, Rachel Tanner, Della Orndorff,Geraldine Bullock, Alma Azmon, Miss Holdons SECOND ROW: Janc Pettit, Annic B.Thompson,Elsic Riddic, Alice Hubbard, Lavorn Maddox, Mattic Win- ston, Blanche Williams, Doris Foster Hamby, Eleanor Mason� , 3 , THIRD ROWzLouisc Wright, Catherine Almond, Audrey Hardy, Elizaboth Nouffer, Paulino Twoody, Carol Twoody, Frances Kidd, Louise Kecsec, Ernostino Bur= [RR nettc, Lois Wijkinson, Lois Floyd. k � ih Htidb ifavettt in MOTTO T Serve FLOWER Dog Wood COLORS GREEN --------- WHITE OFFICERS eee CU es ter ne me ae me roo no ae vig oi Mattie Winston Pee STO SLOG am — a a em ere ie ites oe Aubrey Venable IS LL me a oe na a me ee te Lois Floyd TreASUP CP - n-ne me mn nn enn --Frank Hubbard Bee DOL ber — oo = a a moe Terese Chursn SPONSOR =- -- Sete ne eee ee ae Miss Louise DeJarnette COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Per ery a aan ae ea oS Kathleen Burnette Fie ON kg As Be ets tocol tae ols ofie kal om oak atten dlbedia xn thay Henry Almond TIERONE rd gE SB ais Maes od ol lh chest el an re ws tle Tae ae Estelle Isaacs LV Wage Re Nat BUSS Be Wat eC BCCi f adertme eden tant tc tal iar gontatie Jane Pettit Peis and SHON a a ian Franklin Maxey Hea lth---- ---- - ese e ree eenera Jeanette Marsh RE YT me em at er eh nm, ve or Anne Merryman a amen ar see es oe Frank Hege, Jre PimanGe=——-- s = 6 en eee eo one nae Frank Hubbard Venter gas 7 iY One ree RAL. mney oa ee tS eect reerey My Ae Se ry } le eth | i ; dai ce eet Ne Rp EP eet ip 0 et ho ER ye ee Ee fl Thi titi tt . Hit y UMN ASSOGi iia ROS Siena a AKG ST tne Kustburge High School, its students, and ex- svucents, should be proud to have-one of Wane tew active Alumni Associations. This is an association which promotes good will and friendly fellowship among its members and Dheir friends, This association has been active since the summer of 1938, when a Committee at that time met and drew up plans for a Constitution and By-Laws, Later these were accepted, officers were elected, @nd the Association began to function. In December, the Alumni Association gave a dance, and on March, 7, 1941, the Annual Banquet and dance was held with fifty in attendance. We urge everyone to attend our meetings, so that we may have the benefit of their thinking, and their exprience, and make the Rustburg High School Alumni Association outstandingo pe ye Np Sp Ne Nye Se Sy a PRO Ow ee ere ee | eet aoe etme 5 op a A emt a as oo Oa en ienw aaaers el RC A NT SE — Se er ee ee ee Om re ne ee u RARLICA ATA AA GAT ATARI 4 | AUTOGRAPHS 4 [foment [Romer PASTAS — eS e_S =) eae: m a alin eh ah nh baa Selsey Syise ieee yp ERTL. 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