Stonewall High School - Confederate Yearbook (Clearbrook, VA)

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First Row left to right: Hilda Henry, Nancy Inskip, Marie Clevenger, Bettie Franks, Coleen Ware, Dixie Hager. Second Row—Luis Duvall, Helen Crim, Anna Kerns, Betsy Stockdale, Bettie Carper, Pauline Shiley. John Carter. Sitting: Bettie Owens. El Club Espanol The purpose of ‘El Club Espanol ' is to provide opportunities for practice in speaking Spanish and to create an atmosphere of friendship with our Spanish-speak¬ ing neighbors of the world. Our aims include a study of the customs and countries of our Spanish friends through correspondence with them, the use of films, music and plays, the securing of native speakers for our programs and reading Spanish newspapers and periodicals. Mr. E. H. Swenson who has worked with young people in Argentina for twenty years was our guest speaker in November. Christmas music and customs were pre¬ sented in December, La Pinata furnishing much fun. Vamanos! Sponsor: Mrs. L. L. Kersey — 52 —

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First Row—1. to i : Betty Wolford, Jean Robinson, Betty Owens, Dorothy Orndoff, Donal Cline, Hilda Henry, Lucy Bragg, Vernon Rexrode, Helen Owens, Betty Wine, Anna Dellinger, Betty Trenary. Second Row—1. to r.: Dixie Hager, Betty Carper, Betsy Stockdale, Pauline Shiley, Mary Hildebrand, Colleen Ware, Ethel Lee, Ruth Berg, Stella DeHaven, Virginia Fogle, Delores Coffelt, Helen Pennington, Janet Taylor, Charlotte Hottle, Ger- alding McCarty, Mary Cole, Betty Pugh. Jeanette Barrett, Lola Roberts. Third Row—1. to r.: Nancy Cather, Annahelle Jobe, Betty Boden, Ruby Roberts, Frances Kerns, Esther Kackley, Juanita Payne, Iris Racey, Louise Payne, Evelyn Milburn, Ruby Milburn, Jean Dove, Florence Mauzy, Ruby Castleman, Margaret Deal, Helen Newcome, Emogene Omps, Josephine Kirk. Nancy Inskip. Fourth Row—1. to r.: Jack Lowman, Joseph McAboy, Herbert Taylor, Fonal Carper, Jack Patton, Richard Lewis, Leroy White, Deaver Carr, James Crim, Billy Billy Bragg, Bobby Wolfe, Richard Carter,. Carl Williams, Carlton Fletcher, Aleston See, Tommy DeHaven, John Cole, Earl Williams. Social Club The Social Club of 1946-47 was organized to oft ' ei entertainment for the stud¬ ents. The club periods are used to teach students how to dance and others to im¬ prove their dancing ability. In many instances talent has been discovered which may lead to bigger and better things in the field of dancing. The music used for these dances is furnished by the school phonograph and those who do not dance can relax to the soft strains of Harry James. — 51 —

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