Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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Sophomores and SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT secsccccec CALVIN BAILEY VICE-PRESIDENT .....DIXIE DENTON CLASS COLORS .... GRLEN AND WHITE SECRETARY ...cces «+etHEOLISE MAXEY CLASS LOTTO ,....MAKE THE BEST BETTER TREASURER .........+ARLENE DANIEL CLASS FLCWER .... ROSE REPORTER ......2..-DORIS DODSON SPONSOR ..nsecccce MISS CARDWELL Iris Kreger Calvin Bailey Donald Fitch Bill Frazier Cleveland Johnson Robert Krenning Charlie Mitchell Ruth Bagby Irene Brown Pearl Caldwell Arlene Daniel Dixie Denton Loris Dodson Eva Harris FRESHMAN CLASS Theolise Maxey Shirley lioon Virginia Puckette Martha Richardson June Thompson CLASS COLORS: SILVEK GOLD CLASS FLGWER: TULIP CLASS MOTTO: THE FOUNDATION OF LIFE IS BUILT WITH BRICKS OF CHARACTER. CLASS SPONSOR ......MR. HUNTER JONES FUMGLDEEE Beneteece ARTHUR COLEIAN VICE-PRESIDENT .... JACK JONES SECY-TREASURER .... RICHARD SCOTT REPORTER .......... LESTER TANNER Earl Calohan Arthur Coleman James Ferguson Hunter Irby Norman Isaacs Jack Jones John Lindsay Curtis Millner Beverly Millner Ronald Moon Richard Scott Lartha habler Jeanette Krerer Elizabeth Lair Lorene Lerner Lorene Liles Larguerite Peak Joyce Pugh Elizabeth Stone Mary Torrence Allie Wooldridge Nancy Wooldridge Lester Tanner Eugene Tweedy Floyd Wingfield Ronald Winebarger Gordon Wright Robee Hodges Barbara Blankenship Doris Eobbit Joyce Cheatham Alma Dodson Louise Dris!:ill Doris Jones

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Coes ate ye C. F' sent hard to uphold your school, ” Kebaite the wrong and praise the right. E nd talking between and in classes. S hould never disobey rules made for all. H ave your homework in on time, M anage your own affairs. A dopt the traits of a good pupil. N ever be guilty of being a bad student, Can? you think of something abeovt besides the weather F om all the rocks and all the rills ‘Ran all the little Jacks and Jills. FF ach little boy and all the little girls, S hoes all shined and hair in curls, H appy and cheerful they went their way: M eaning to work and meaning to play. A nd went to school into the wood, N ot meaning bad, but meaning good, Heck ! | thapght the scheolherse was om Fite! STUDY HALL Is life joyless for you lately? Do you feel saggy, drazgy, and run-down? Hmmmm? Then there is only one remedy to put new life into you, to put that sparkel back into your eyes. A training course in Freshman Study Hall. This course improves you greatly or leaves you a hobbling wreck, in shape to pay a long visit to one of those --er- country rest havens. In study hall one is very busy on one's lessons while one's teacher is looking at one, But when he isn't, take a little rest period. Why Drive Yourself? You're no Slave!}! Keeping a cautious eye on the docr, begin what is rest period to the regulars, but some- thing quite different to a beginner. First, remember all healthy people need plenty of fresh air and exercise. So, proceed to hang from the window, vigorously practicing the Tarzan Yell or some popular song. (In- variably this brings humorous results from the teachers downstairs, ) Next comes some exercise. Say, let's plan a pleasant surprise for one of your classmates - preferably a mortal enemy, because if he isn't one already, he will be after the surprise. Pick up an eraser and lay if gently on the head of your neizhbor, who is halfway across the room, He yelled? Well, don't get excited, That isn't unusual, To show your gentility and good-breeding, zo over und apologize, while affectionately patting your offended neigh- bor on the back with a dust-laden eraser, Your neizhbor, as a rule, doesn't see the well-meaning of your actions, He gives vent to his feelings with a well placed right!! Well-1-1? It was exercise ycu wanted, wasn't it? The teacher will usually return at this point, catching one of you thoroughly mopping up the floor with the other. He, or she, tells you to go to some foreizn sounding place known as “the office , Knowing not this place and unwilling to expose your inexcusable ignorance, you step into the serene and quiet library for a period of convalescence, This, my friends, is First Year Study Hall, where the teacher's motto is: A quiet study hall - My kingdom for a quiet study hall. --Curtis Uillner