Stuart Hall School - Inlook Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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Uni MF' 'fe dU U'1'f'f W51 PEGGY PURNELL CHESSER fTwo Yearsj L'sn1cR: Jun' Cliicsslck Chess tbetter known under other noms de plumej is our own army bratmg she is unique, however, in that she is not subject to tits of rage and does not converse in :111 incomprehensible army jargon. On the con- trary, Peg has a noncommital attitude which seems to have proved quite successful. in This outlook knows no discrimination in its extensionj She is famous for her bland phraseology which she chooses to uti- lize in all Service League meetings. With all she has, we give you this candid pre- diction: the sky's the limit! ANNA MCBRYDE COBB QTwo Yearsj LISIIIQRI lVlARY Aramis AMICK Peaches and cream complexion is an example of gross understatement. Anna has charm and graciousness which are dis- cernible at all times, but which reach an unsurpassed peak whenever she smiles. All year we have regarded those famous blouses of hers with green envy in our eyes, and a restrained desire to snatch one for our- selves. She aspires toward being a mis- sionary to lndia. What a break for the Indians! Anything that she attempts will be carried out with the same ease she has displayed here.

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NANCY CARNE t l'wo Years l L'sn 14:14 1 IXNNIC tiAks'l' l'ennsylvania claims Nancy as one of its loyal daughters, and Stuart Hall claims her as an indispensable part of it. Swarth- more's genuises will have strong eompetie tion next year when our Nancy exhibits something of that gray matter which has been amazing us for two years. llow can she help being a tremendous success at whatever she undertakes? VIRGINIA SCOTT CARTER tTwo Yearsfl L'sn1cl:: litmus jonissox tiinny's the gal with that riotous, curly, blond hair with which we'd all love to be topped. She also has amazing abilitiesg one of them being able to go to sleep any- where, at any time-and a completely un- preclietable sense of humor. Our only re- g1'et is that she hasn't been with us longer than two years. She has been a real addi- tion cluring those years, however, and our thanks go to Beckley, VVest Virginia, for their loan.

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I viii- -' who!! IY1 Q 33 Kew ec 'PI-an-.qs a.-bo-4.3 'HH-s. pic-eg, n.l.rrl- f.-K-ear, b-c4.i'1,6 --ann- of- -Him.. +I-afqgrs Tai RKLA Nxos-k auu-A ugh! fu-5555 'iff-nu.ndou5h is 'rLa..+- +T:P DOUGLAS GIBSON DABNEY tTwo Yearsil Llslli-LR: .lover-1 VVu1'r1Ntz A copy of .lunior Bazaar, a blond page- boy, a subtle sense of humor, and an ex- hilarating personalityg this is lloug, our candidate for a tremendous future! Whetliei' she is Claimed by Mr, Powers or follows her natural bent tslightly erookedll for creative writing, she is destined to have top billing. The eover of Vogzrt' or the con- tents of the New Yorker, whatever the outcome, watch out for the dazzle of those three foot neons! We knew her when .... LILLA DAVISON tThree Yearsj L's1ll-314: SALLY OP114: llarried journeys to New York and lush daydreams of said City are lJavie's spirit- ual aspirin. For three years, we have sat enthralled at the alluring stories of the Big City, embellished somewhat, we feel, by an outburst of suppressed desire Qthough we really don't doubt you, lJavie.B lt is with many misgivings that we give back to the Big Town a gal who has made herself loved by all.. .presenting Lilla Davison! 'Fifi'-s -f De.sf'i-I Jgfrgq 'GL des'i4q. 0 7, ual... smith-4.15 F144-L helluva. 3- GA-J qal ,,, C,9..fg.. ie gl uv F3 04.5 - cl.-usd V14-J-'C .fvnrx 4 Qa.4..1l'iC.-. i- lou-4