Stonewall High School - Confederate Yearbook (Clearbrook, VA)

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First Row, left to right:-—Annabelle Jobe, Catherine Travers, Nancy Lodge, Jeanne Hoover, Virginia Herrell. Second Row, leftt to right:—Mary Fishback, Hilda Henry, Anna Marie Clark, Betty Trenary, Dorothy Morrison, Betty Boden. The Stonewall Girl’s Softball team of 1945 ended their season undefeated. The victories gave the winners a record of eight “Wins.” They took two-game series from Bunker Hill, Boyce, Gainsboro and Stephen City. The Rebels scores were as follows: 1945 GIRL’S SOFTBALL SQUAD Boyce .... 12-1 17-0 Bunker Hill 21-2 23-1 Gainsboro - - - 13-7 18-0 Stephen City - 27-8 9-5 Mary Ellen Nethers, Hazel Bageant, Catherine Golightly, and Mary Catherine Williams were not with us this year due to graduation. 71

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1. Anna chinning- herself. 2. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sophomores marching. 3. Betty doing the jumping jack. 4. High Goal contest between Juniors and Sophomores, Rah a basket. 5. I’ll bet Peggy’s arms are tired. 6. What a job. The pushups. 7. Winnie doing the leg exercise. 8. Oh! Boy, what a struggle. 9. Lucy, do your knees hurt. 10. Janet, watch that shot. 11. Touch those toes, Nancy. 70

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CALENDAR 1945 . i Sept. 6—School opens. Seniors occupy the same room as when Juniors. 7— Such confusion with classes! ! ! 10— Election of members for Confederate Staff. Physical Education - Girls report in shorts. 11— Seniors first in line at lunch! Cokes! ! ! 12— Soft drinks delivered to the rooms. 13— Juniors receive first order from Schenck Cheese Co. Seniors start on Annual. 14— No soft drinks today. Line up at the fountain. 17— What a rainy Monday! Seniors solicity first Annual ads. 18— Drop-drop-drop and do not stop. It’s a rainy day! 19— A former classmate Mildred Williams, now Mrs. Tevalt, visits Seniors. 20— Miss Jolliffe comes back to teach the first grade, (substitute) 21— Stephens City gets first lesson in football at Stonewall. First three pages of Annual completed. 24— Seniors continue work on Annual. 25— There’s always a first to everything. Armel and Driver miss the bus going back to town to get ads. 26— Mr. Harper leads a discussion with Seniors for a photographer to take the pictures for the Confederate. 27— All the Seniors know what a brief is now, or do they? Senior English Class. 28— Gootball game with Boyce-here. Score, 33-19, our favor. Oct. 1—Pose for pictures tomorrow. 2— Pictures taken at Rush’s studio. Guess the camera is no good now! Post-graduate enter school. 3— Girls dance during gym period. 4— Jackie Frost makes first visit in this area. 5— Football game with Hedgesville-there. Score 40-14, our favor. 8— Southern Dairies install an ice cream box. 9— Proofs came. Juniors order class rings. 10— Sell first ice cream. 11— Mr. Leslie D. Kline teaches Senior history. 12— Football game with Strasburg-there. Score 26-19, our favor. 15— Ice cream melts. 16— New Speed-O-Scope arrives for news staff. 17— Wednesday night. No dates. English test tomorrow. 18— Miss Slifer, senior sponsor, makes suggestion, as to selection of Senior Play. 19— Football game with Berryville-here. Score 62-13, their favor. 22— Seniors continue work on Annual. 23— Voted on “Who’s Who” for Annual. 24— Rush takes group pictures for Annual. 25— Rush finishes taking photos for Annual. 26— Football game with Stephens City-there. Score 48-12, our favor. 29— Miss Lloyd, Sophomore sponsor, gives her class a party. 30— First edition of “Stonewall News” published. Nov. 1—Girls take Physical Education test. 2—Football game wth Boyce-there. Score 37-13, their favor. 5—Girls practice school song during Physical Education period. 7—Mr. Can- has discussion with Seniors about the Annual. 9—Football game with Hedgesville-here. Score 21-18, their favor. 12— Some seniors absent. Members of the faculty feeling bad—we need a vacation. 13— Stormy weather - high percentage of students absent. 14— Seniors work on Annual. 72