Stuart Hall School - Inlook Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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1935530 ill ,is 4-733' A im ' if H l i1ET ll illllllllll H 'W - Bill -lz r n ff 27 if Usher JANE GOLDEN MARCIA ELIZABETH BURGESS Tivo l ear,v C1.l4:vELANn, Onto Let ns ccnnpose at picture of Xlztrein, Z1 mmlernistic one, for llurcizt is moclernistic in every good sense of the word. ln the center wc must place her lirillinncy of mind, because above all things this shines forth from every direction imaginable. She has sncceeclerl with no apparent effort to walk oil' with thc honors of catch class. .Alilllllfl this center of extraorclina1'y intelli- gence, we clruw in her charm, her ever- proniinent lmspitality, her sense of humor, and her ability to make staunch friends. VVC might have macle this picture luttiristic as well :ts motlernistic, for I'1e1'ez11'te1' we know that Murcia will always come first in every- thing. f:

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arm ,nf Ill Q ,nn 'I oath: 'QP t M ' t tg , 'is 1 Wt ,t tt? fllfw it 5 f '9 4 ' ttf Tiiltk1ZESMifQf1tlHllllllltlt I11 'm'f 'L A' R X- i r' il.:eL9-14' 7 .. Usher H ELEN Covert LOUISE NEILSON BLACKFORD Six Yfarx S'I'AUN'I'0N, Vnuzm IA Neilson has heen with us for at long while, hut it has not taken us all ot' this time to find out that she is one ot Staun- ton's most popular and :attractive girls, and one olf Stuart .I-l'all's hest. During her years here, she has taken an enthusiastic interest in all the school activities, showing a Fine school spirit. It is remarkable how well Neilson 1TI2l.l121gCS to kcep up with her stud- ies, and still carry on her numerous other affairs. Here's wishing you every kind of happiness in thc future, Neilson, and suc- cess at every turn.

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