Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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FACULTY 7 a . Ri Za Ge en Kf aS, seen MISS ELIZABETH MOSELEY RUSTBURG, VIRGINIA. LONGWOOD CoL- LEGE. MRS. DANA EVANS LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA. LONGWOOD CoL EEGE MRS. VIRGINIA ELDER RUSTBURG, VIRGINIA. LONGWOOD CoL- Lis 5 MRS. LUCILLE WINEBARGER LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA; RouTE 2. LONG- WOOD COLLEGE. MRSee SUN CE BAIL EY RUSTBURG, VIRGINIA; ROUTE 2. LONG-= WOOD COLLEGE. MRS. RUTH HANCOCK RUSTBURG, VIRGINIA; RoUTE 2. RAD- FORD] COLLEGE, WOMAN'S DiviSION OF VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

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FACULTY MISS LOUISE ICARW I EE RUSTBURG, VIRGINIA; ROUTE 2. MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. MRS. DOYLE MARTIN LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA; ROUTE 2. LONG= WOOD COLLEGE. MRS. THOMAS MAYBERRY LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA. RADFORD COL= L EGE, WomMAN!'S DIVISION OF VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC |NSTITUTE. MISS EDNA EWART RUSTBURG, VIRGINIA. LONGWOOD COL= LEGE AND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. MRS. BLANCHE GARBEE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA; ROUTE 2. LONG= WOOD COLLEGE. RUSTBUA MRS. IRMA BRYANT RUSTBURG, VIRGINIA; ROUTE 2. UNI= VERSITY OF KANSAS.

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SENIORS 0 19a0 President . . + Bobby Upshaw Vice-President . Joyce Carwile Secretary . . Charlene Wright Treasurer. . . Walter Manuel Reporter 9. sea. Joyce Bell Flower Red Rose Colors Blue and White Motto “All for one, one for all” THE HEAVY VELVET CURTAINS BEGIN TO PART PRESENTING A VERY FAMILIAR SCENE AND 3 FAMILIAR FACES. WITH THE KIND ASSISTANCE OF MRS. MINNICK, THE CLASS ELECTS 1TS- OFFICERS, COLORS AND) MoTTO. JOYCE BELL IS CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF THIS NOISY GANG OF FRESHMEN. BLUE AND WHITE ARE THE SELECTED COLORS, AND MoTTO ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL 1S QUICKLY SUGGESTED AND APPROVED. SOME OF THE MORE BOISTEROUS FRESHMEN SUGGEST THE STINKWEED AS CLASS FLOWER, BUT THE BEAUTI-= FUL RED ROSE WINS THE DECISION. THE SCENE BEFORE ME BECOMES HAZY (THAT'S BECAUSE OF THE CHALK AND ERASER BATTLESI) AND THE FRESHMEN DAYS SLOWLY FADE FROM VIEW. THE CURTAIN OPENS ON ACT 2 REVEALING THE 29 HAPPY=GO=LUCKY SOPHOMORES STRUGGLING THROUGH ALGEBRA. JEAN BELL |S PRESIDENT THIS YEAR AND MRS. MAYBERRY |S THE HOME-ROOM TEACHER. AMONG THE MOST OUTSTANDING EVENTS OF THE YEAR ARE THE TRIPS TO WASHINGTON AND CHARLOTTESVILLE, AND A BEAUTIFUL MAY DAY PROGRAM. COMPLETING THE STUDY OF SHAKESPEARE'S JULIUS CAESAR , SOPHO= MORE DAYS SLOWLY DIM AWAY, LEAVING ONLY 2@ MORE MEMORABLE ACTS IN THE DRAMA. AS THE CURTAIN AGAIN RISES, WE GET A GLIMPSE OF JUNIOR LIFE, A YEAR WHICH WE'LL NEVER FORGET. GARNET MANLEY 1S CLASS PRESIDENT THIS YEAR, AND OUR HOME=ROOM TEACHER, MRS. MAYBERRY 1S LUCKY! SHE WAS PROMOTED AND SO ACCOMPANIES US IN OUR JUNIOR YEAR. QUTSTANDING HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS YEAR ARE THE FARM SHOW, THE FOOTBALL GAME AT CHARLOTTESVILLE, THE TRIP TO WASHINGTON, AND THE JUNIOR=SENIOR BANQUET AND PROM. THE HILARIOUS JUNIOR PLAY CLEANED AND PRESSED MEETS WITH GREAT SUCCESS! THE YEAR REACHES ITS CLIMAX WHEN WE, THE JUNIORS, DRESSED IN WHITE, HOLD THE DAISY CHAIN FOR THE GRADUATING CLASS. AS | RECALL THIS EVENT, TEARS DIM MY EYES, AND WHEN MY VISION 1S CLEARED, WE ARE WELL ON OUR WAY IN THE SENIOR YEAR, WITH BOBBY UPSHAW AS OUR CHOSEN LEADER. WILL WE EVER FORGET THE INSPIRING CHRISTMAS PLAY, DIRECTED BY OUR SENIOR SPON= sor, MRS. G. C. GILES? HAPPY MEMORIES ARE THOSE OF OUR VISITS To MRS. MAYBERRY!S TO WORK ON THE ANNUAL AND THE MEMORABLE HEN PARTY AT BETTIE'S. REMEMBER THE SENIOR PLAY “NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH AND WHAT ABOUT THE JUNIOR=SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT THIS YEAR? AT LAST THE FINAL STEP 1S TAKEN AND GRADUATING NIGHT 1S HERE AT LAST, A SAD PARTING OF FRIENDS FROM R.H.-S. WE RECEIVE OUR DIPLOMAS, WHICH CERTIFY TO THE WORLD THAT WE ARE READY TO ACCEPT OUR RESPONSIBILITIES AND FACE THE TRIALS OF LIFE.