Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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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.

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