Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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OFFICERS Patricia Self Mrs. Ramsey Ilnsetl, Mrs. Tanner Phyllis Carwile Secretary Advisers Vice-President Sarah Trent James Walker Reporter Historian Willard Isaacs Ann Walker President Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Previous books record our story of past years at Rustburg High School, and so we continue with this most-important year of all for us. The big event of the fall was a trip to Williamsburg, Jamestown and Yorktown. We visited numerous historic points in that locality, attended the production at the new Information Center, and also attended The Founders. Once again our class is well represented on the basketball teams and on the baseball team. Several of our members also took part in Forensic contests in the District. The Annual and Newspaper Staffs are composed of a number of Juniors, and the usual clubs and organizations have their share also. The Seniors entertained with a beautiful Ring Dance, and then before we knew it, we were practicing for our play. A Man Called Peter was the dramatic production this year, and the next big event in our lives was the entertaining of the Seniors and their guests at Holiday Inn. We have had a full year of fun and projects, and now we look forward to our last year in high school. 16