Stonewall High School - Confederate Yearbook (Clearbrook, VA)

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Seniors BETTY LORRAINE RODEN “Bctsv 1 ' ■ „ X ' 1043-44 - Bp pM 1914-45 ■ I Ifc t 945-4(5 Ilf Sit WSL 194(5-47 To be sure, here is one of our most popular seniors with flying, copper- tinted locks and a well-known glint in her eye. You can see her racing off at any spare moment to see her heart-throb, Billy Lewis, who might, be visiting in the halls of Stonewall. Having the title of biggest flirt, she does her bit to make life a special round of heartaches for the stronger sex on the campus. We wish her the very best of everything in whatever vocation she undertakes. Member: Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Newspaper Club, Softball Squad Member: Social Club, Soft- ball Squad Member: Paper Club, Soc¬ ial Club, Glee Club, Play Cast, Softball Squad Member: Social Club, Lit¬ erary Club, Confederate Staff, Paper Club, Softball Squad, Basketball Squad Secretary: Monogram Club. HILDA MARIE BOYD “1 ' ickf “Well, I ' ll be” is none other than “Vicky,” another one of those senior blondes with her official by-word. During her years at Stonewall “Vicky” has acquired a commercial course with some practice in the of¬ fice. She has busied herself quite a bit ns Literary Editor of the Confed¬ erate and when assigned to a task “Vicky” doesn’t stop until the task is finished. 1 943-44: Member: Literary Club 1944- 45: Member: Glee Chib, Liter¬ ary Club 1945- 40: Member: Glee Club, Paper Staff, Social Club 194(5-47: Member: Confederate Staff, Literary Club, Social Club. — 19 —

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Seniors MARGARET ELIZABETH ANDERSON To prove that nice things come in small packages take a look at one of our shortest seniors. Peggy, who has made a place for herself in the activities of the Senior Class, is the Business Manager of the Confeder¬ ate. She was also softball manager and received her school letter for her work in this task. We wish her luck when June comes strolling in and Peggy goes strolling out. 11)4:5-44: 1044-45: 1045-40: 1040-47: Secretary: Glee Club, Member: Dramatic Club, Literary Club Vice President: Literary Club Member: Dramatic Club, Glee Club Secretary: ,1 union Class, Vice President: Spanish Club, Member: Literary Club, Glee Club, Softball Squad Manager: Softball Squad, Business Manager: Annual Staff, Member: Paper Staff, Monogram Club. JOHN HERBERT COLE Our one and only quiz-kid who knows all the answers may be seen at all times with his pencil on his ear ready for use. Besides his athletic ability, Johnny has been chosen as the wittiest sen¬ ior. When a subscription for an annual is wanted, ask Johnny how to get it. 1044- 45: Attended Miller School 1045- 40: Member: Play Cast, Mono- Club President: Social Club Vice-President: S p a n i s h (iub Member: Basketball Squad, Track Squad 1040-47: President: Monogram Club Member: Social Club, Con¬ federate Staff, Baseball Squad, Basketball Squad, Track Squad, Football Squad. “Johnny” 18 —

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Seniors HERBERT BROOKE TAYLOR Time was, my chickadees, when a screen idol had to possess a million- dollar profile and long curly eye¬ lashes. All that has changed be¬ cause we have a guy right here that should be in Hollywood, pronto. He has done some distinguished photographing for the Confederate this year and we must not leave his praise unsung. He is a lovable guy, with romantic eyes and a winning smile. You must go deep to know the real Taylor. He’s very sensitive, a little high strung, full of restless energy and a searching seriousness that belies his easy manner. That’s Herbert for you, very nice and extra special. The best of everything to a grand fellow. 1943-44: Member: Boys’ Softball Squad 1945- 46: Treasurer: •)uniol Class, Member: Social Club, .Jun¬ ior Play Cast 1946- 47: Vice-President: Senior Class, Member: Annual Staff, Football, Basketball, Baseball. “Tubby Ll ' CY WILT BRAGG Dancing feet and flashing brown eyes can best describe our neat look¬ ing senior, “Babs.” With no man shortage to worry about she can settle back, relax, and breathe her favorite by-word, “Good-o.” After receiving her “walking- papers” in June, she expects to se¬ cure a position as a stenographer in the business world. With her spark¬ ling personality, looks, and a main interest, we know success will lend a helping hand. 1 943-44: 1944-45: 1945- 46: 1946- 47: Vice-President: Freshman Class Member: Literary C 1 u b, Clee Club Member: Social Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, S. C. A. Council Member: Glee Club, Paper Staff, Social Club, Play Cast Vice-President: Social Club Member: Conf e derate Staff, Monogram C 1 u b. Softball Squad. “Babs — 20 —