Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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DeDICATlon With pleasure we dedicate this, the 1949-1950 volume of “THE OWL” to Mrs. Odelle Blankinship, with admira- tion, respect, and appreciation of her contribution in the realm of beauty to our spiritual development. Her life and influence are as sweet music to those whose lives she touches.

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4 STAFF PRESENTS“. Sy RUSTBURS N “A good book is- the best of friends, the same today and torevera” ya gh supervised play. Better he alth throu m At the close of a day--- !} Home bound!

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MR. J. RHEA GARDNER, RUSTBURG, VIRGINIA3 ROANOKE COLLEGE AND VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC |NSTITUTE. OUR PRINCIPAL'S WISE PLANNING AND UNSELFISH, EN- VISIONED LABORS HAVE GIVEN US THE OPPORTUNITIES WHICH WE HAVE ENJOYED THROUGHOUT SCHOOL EXPERIENCES3 HIS COMRADESHIP HAS BEEN AN INSPIRATION. MR. JAMES H. HANCOCK, JR., LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA; LYNCHBURG COLLEGE AND HAMPDEN=SYDNEY COLLEGE. OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL'S PLEASANT WILES AND UN-= FAILING COURTESY HAVE WON FOR HIM A WIDE CIRCLE OF FRIENDS. MRS. GEORGE C. GILES, LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA; MADI- SON COLLEGE, LYNCHBURG COLLEGE, AND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR DEEPEST THANKS TO OUR SENIOR SPONSOR FOR MAKING THIS, OUR LAST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL, A MEMORABLE YEAR, WITH HER OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AND SPARKLING WIT. MRS. OTIS A. WILLIAMS, RUSTBURG, VIRGINIA; ATTENDED BRYN MAUR. EFFICIENCY AND CONSCIENCE MARK RUSTBURG HIGH!IS LIBRARIAN. SHE CARRIES OUR BEST INTERESTS IN HER MIND AND HEART.