Stephens City High School - Newtown Pippin Yearbook (Stephens City, VA)

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Hail To Thee, Old Stephens City Tune: Annie Lisle Hail to thee, old Stephens City, School we love so dear. Now for thee, old Alma Mater, We will stand and cheer. Let us never from her sever, Speak out loud and bold, Loyal hearts to her, we're bringing, Hail to the Blue and Gold. Now, let's shout the chorus loudly, Bear the emblem high, On we march for Alma Ma' er Singing, Do or Die. Fair the memories that we cherish, And forevermore, Let us raise our voices strongly, School that We adore. THELMA MOREHEAD WELCH

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LAST WILL-Continued Harold Whetzel leaves his intelligence and ability to make good grades without taking a book home to Bill Bailey. I, Patsy Barton, being of strong will and sound mind, do hereby appoint Shirley Peoples to write the last will and testament of 51-and if that is not possible I leaveiher my enduring skill. To Miss Cline We leave a music room and plenty of time to practice for a Glee Club . To Miss Markwood we leave a permanent homeroom in the high school building. To Mrs. Stickley we leave a library in which no classes or study periods ever have to be held. To Miss Rudasill we leave a first aid tent to be pitched in front of the cottage so that she may better provide for cases of sickness in the school. To Mr. Singhass we leave physicians stationed strategically at points in the school and on the grounds to take care of the casualties in his Phys. Ed. classes. To Miss Elsie we leave a Senior English class who enjoys memory work. To Mrs. Manuel we leave a perfectly out-fitted group of cheerleaders who will cheer themselves hoarse at all school activities. To Mr. Gordon we leave a completely equipped shop and laboratory so that his boys may become the finest farmers in the land. To Mr. Massie We leave the wish for a cooperative Safety Patrol and a quiet homeroom. To Mr. Perrault We leave a brand new shining adding machine to use for bookkeeping classes. To Mr. Beable, we leave the opportunity of being principal of a large high school and a cooperating student body. V V To Miss Rudolph we leave the gratefulness of the Senior Class and the opportunity of being Senior Sponsor at James Wood. To the entire student body we leave our sincere wish that they have as much fun at James Wood as we have had at Stephens City. PATSY BARTON, Testatrix A A A, nn, A, A- W

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1 O Miss ELLA RUDOLPH For four eventful years Miss Rudolph has carefully guided us. Setting the feet of frightened freshmen on the correct path was the first important step. From that time, she has understood our problems and patiently helped to correct our mistakes. Now that we are seniors, our gratitude is too deep to express, but a pleasant memory of our kind, vivacious sponsor will always be treasured in our hearts. THE S1-:mon Cmss