Stonewall High School - Confederate Yearbook (Clearbrook, VA)

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Seniors NANCY ELIZABETH INSKIP If a whiz goes by and just misses you, there is no doubt that it is “Skip”, the gal with light-brown hair and very quick eyes. She is always busy doing something if nothing but chewing gum. We shall never forget her in “Mama’s Baby Boy.” “Skip ’ 1 43-44: 1944-45: 1 945-40: I 940-47: Member: Library Cub Member: Dramatic Club, Glee Club Member: S. C. A. Council, Social Club, Glee Club, Junior Play Cast Secretary: Spanish Club Secretary: Senior Class Member: Paper Club, Spanish Club, Social Club, Literary Club, Confederate Staff. VERNON SHAMIILIN REXRODE “Hi” who spoke? That blonde¬ haired senior boy who has been around quite a bit attending thirteen different schools and settling down at Stonewall for his senior year. Bucky has made a big hit at Stone¬ wall. not to mention a certain Junior girl and becoming a star player on the 1946 football team. This muscle man stands in our popularity list as most studious, most popular, most apt-to-succeed and best all-around senior boy. After Bucky graduates he’ll be packing off to college to study engineering. 1943-46: Attended Jefferson High School 1946-47: President: Social Club, Member: A n n u a 1 Staff, Football, Basketball, Base¬ ball. — 22 —

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Seniors BETTY LOU CARPENTER This gal is none other than “Bets” who has been acting as Club Editor for the annual. She doesn’t care much for dancing, hut prefers waltz¬ ing to soft music, complete with moonlight and a broad shoulder. “Bets” was chosen wittiest of the seniors and if you ever meet her, you will know that she lives up to that title. 1943-44: Member: Glee Club, Dra¬ matic Club 1945-40: Member: Social Club, Glee Club 1940-47: Member: Glee Club, Con¬ federate Stall ' . HELEN JANE CRIM Among the most industrious and studious seniors is Helen Crim, that girl with the pleasant smile and willingness to help. Besides being very busy working on the annual she participates in the 4-H Club. Without her help and patient ways our senior year would not have been a complete success. Here’s luck to one of our most outstanding seniors. 1943- 44: Vice-President: Lite r a r y Club Member: Glee Club, Paper Club 1944- 45: Secretary: S. C. A. Council News Editor: Paper Member: Literary C lub, Dramatic Club, Play 1945- 40: Vice-President: S. C. A. Council President: Literary Club Assistant Editor: School Paper Member: Glee Chib, Mono¬ gram Club 1940-47: President: S. C. A. Coun¬ cil, Spanish Club Assistant Editor: School Paper, Confederate Staff Member: Glee Chib, Mono¬ gram Club. — 21 —

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Seniors “ Jobie ANNABELLE JOBE This athletic creature as refresh¬ ing as a glass of cool orange juice is none other than Annabelle. A ' won¬ derful athlete and to prove it she reigns as the most athletic girl in the senior class. She loves softball, bowling and any other sport that spells strenuous exercise. There aren’t many humans who can possess beauty and brains all at the same time, but you have just met one. Whatever luck and success we wish her will not, be half as much as she deserves. 11)43-44: Member: Literary Club, Dramatic Club, School Paper, Softball Squad 1944-45: Member: Monogram Club, Softball Squad Vice-President: Sophomore Class 11)45-46: Member: Glee Glub, Mono¬ gram Club, Social Club. Co-Captain: Softball Squad Captain: Basketball Squad lt)4(i-47: Member: Social Club, Lit¬ erary Club, Annual Staff, Basketball Squad, Vice- President: Monogram Club. ANNA LOUISE KERNS “Anna Being of special make-up we can place this super-looking blonde in a class all by herself. Quiet and re¬ served, she is often seen slaving over Iter Spanish homework and not en¬ joying it, so I’ve heard. Holding the position of Senior Ole s Treasurer has kept her busy and she is credited with success in writing our class history. Luck and success is our motto for her future. 11M3-4 4: 1944- 45: 1945- 46: 11540-47: Member: Glee Club Member: Glee Club Member: Glee Clup, Span¬ ish Club, Junior Class Play Member: A n n u a 1 Staff, Spanish Club. — 23 —