Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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class officers, with Bob Thompson to lead us for the year, At Christmas we enjoyed a skating party, and in spite of a few spills, we had a lot of fun, After Easter vacation it will be just one big jump until June, when we will finally be Freshmen! William Rankins Donald Reynolds Dorothy Reynolds Larry Riley Wister Rogers Lakala Scott Virginia Seay Patricia Self Sammy Smith Margaret Steppe Charles Stone Hundley Taylor Robert Thompson Sharon Threatt Esther Tomlinson Samuel Trent Sarah Trent Marian Turner James Walker Carol Wiegand Robert Wiley Otis Williams, Jr. Raymond Williams Margaret Wilson Rosa Witt Elmo Wood Shelby Wood Anne Wooldridge

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Ann Franklin Barbara Gallier Franklin Goff Nelson Goff William Gray Wilma Gregory Elbert Hall Louise Harder Robert Harper Ruby Harris Roy Heatherley Nancy Herndon Roberta Hodges Sylvia Huffman Rebecca Hurt Willard Isaacs Rebecca Johnson Marian Jones Barry Leonard James Mann Robert Mason Robbie Mays Daphne McCanna Nancy Nickerson James Parker Robert Parker Jean Powell Faye Pugh beautiful building and the equipment with which we would work in the years to come, It was hard for us to believe that we really were here, Late in the fall we felt that we had learned the new faces well enough, and so we elected

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Clyde Smith Linda Thurston Patsy Elliott Lawana Arrowood Dorothy Harrell President »ec,-lreas, V.-President Reporter Historian Mrs, Hunter, Mrs. Minnick, Advisers FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY In September of nineteen hundred fifty-three, eighth graders of both Rustburg and Brook- ville High Schools were entering anew year of excitement, pleasure and work, Along with our work, those of us here at Rustburg enjoyed several parties and a trip to the airport during the year, How we did look forward to becoming the first Freshmen in the new high school! That anticipation was probably more realistic to us, since we were right next door to all the activity surrounding the construction of the new building, and we were beginning to be a little curious, too, of what to expect from our new classmates who would be coming in from the Brookville school, Would we be a house divided, or would the experience make for a stronger system of education, and prepare us better for working with our fellow men after graduation? Students