Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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SECOND GRADE TEACHER: MRS, ELDER FIRST GRADE TEACHER: MISS MOSELEY

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el STE hd | Pee nS “a a A Small Town Romeo , the Senior Play, of the class of 1947 was most successful. The cast was as followers: Betty. .Braxton,.a young hotel Owner. ....2 sccbtiewcoce pe DOLULE Lindsay Joe Stanford, a breezy young playwright...........Raymond Reynolds Sarah Higgins, the spinster maid-of-all-work...........Rose Tweedy oly Perkins,. the village constable... ss. weles cos cciee si bOUPOLeyV ens Bud Williams, the village mechanice-.csecceee,-ceeeenoy Winebarger Morton Kendall, the village miser.....seecesceccceeeeebhomas Tanner L. B. Loydd, the mysterious guestecccecesersecececoeeeeFred Anstey Miss Gates, another mysterious guest...+..-+......-Madeleen Coleman Jane Hastings, the village banker's daughter......-Virginia Taylor Ann Aldrich, the village school teacher...........--Theolose Maxey Mrs. Drinkard was chosen as our sponser and guided us through vractices. WNancy Wade proved as a helpful prompter, and Miss Moseley assisted with the make-up. Lynwood Dodson had charge of the lights and Henry Patrick helped with the stage. Swan Song For A Senior - Con'd, Isn't this the night you've craved for? WM BRM Ty RE He a ee The diploma you have worked for? slaved for? Mr, Gardner goes on calling names. The gala eve you've longed for? yearned HEY! for? Wait a minute, That's my name he's The old sheep skin? you've boned for, calling. Say, learned for? It's mine! This diploma! Mine all Well? Yes. Sure, I say. But now I'm mine, leaving “Nees seo. Isn't it wonderful. 0 boys! I sure The fun - the friends and all - It's got am feeling fine! me down, I guess. --Anonymous