Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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Dedication of Annua Years will pass, times will change, but we will ne=- ver forget the one who lead us through our Senior Year, from its first day to graduation night. Without her tire- less prodding, some of us would not have reached our goal. Without her tireless efforts, our annual, THE OWL , would have been only a dream. She is our teacher, our advisor, and our loyal friend, and to her, Mrs. Drinkard, we dedicate et the fifth vol- ume of THE OWL .

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Annual BS taff : ea eS a -. %. « . 7 oo oa: mete « ae a Pen “ SPONSOY ceccsccecccccs eesccecesseeseeClara Drinkard Editor-in-chief ee ee ee ee ee Edith Lindsay Assistant Editor eecereceseseseseenss Pred Anstey Business MAnNA@ger seseceseeeeee+eeeeebGward Whately Assistant Business Manager .........Cecil Reynolds Circulation Manager eesseccoseseeees Julia Frazier Art EGitor csescccccccccessccccvecescAlice Williams TYPLSt escccescosecsessesssseseesess Rose Tweedy Sports Editor ccccccccceccess eeeeeee Tom Phillips Activities Editor .w.sccosseceesess Gerald Cheatham Photographer «ecceresesececeececsesses Barbara Clay Historian ccccccccccsecsecscsessssesese lacy Jones Prophet cocccccesscccsccsccscsecsceces Hazel Duff Testator cecesccsoscccssccsescosscess Alice Tanner This is the fifth OWL to be published. It is the result of the editors' headaches and the faculty advisor's bad dreams. Paper, glue, typewriter ribbon, snapshots and tireless fingers - all went into its preparation. THE OWL is now completed. May it always stand as a monument to the Senior Class of 1946. May they, in years to come, when glancing through its pages, recall the four years of work and the four years of pleasure through which they traveled together.