Stuart Hall School - Inlook Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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SENIORS PRISCILLA FIELDS Q'l'wo Yearsj LlSllliRZ MARY TAYLOR I'RIS'S engaging personality and unsur- passalmle smile have won her numerous friends both here and in the great metro- polis of Nanticolte. Her quiet capability and the case with which she gets things done are sufficient proof that she is destined for a successful future in whatever she under- talces. With such perseverance as she has shown, PRIS is hound for great things. ANITA FRENCH fTwo Yearsj l.lSHl-IRI ANNE JAMr:s lfndless tallc aluout Cuba, the only place worth living in, can only come from our own ANITA, Titian hair with wind-blown hangs are her claim to fame, and we never fail to be fascinated by her execution of South American dances. Her tendency to be taken in and her complete understanding make her one of our most charming and lovable seniors. Speaking of good neigh- hors, we give you the best-ANlTA.

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SENIORS CARYL PHYLLIS ENTXVISTLE fTwo Yearsj USHER: CHARLOTTE ENSLOVV This was CARYL'S flrst year as a boarder, and many is the time we have said with a sigh, If we had only known . An a propos remark for every occasion Qeven if it is on the cynical sidej gives us the im- pression that there are few other wits to compare with hers. We expect great things from that clever mind and will doubtless hear of her as Argentina's leading columnist and critic. KATHERINE AMELIA FAUCETTE fTwo Yearsj USHER: DALE HUTTER Our Winsome blonde with the angelic voice can only be KITTY. Her lovable ways and wonderful understanding have made her one of our favorite people, and a charmer of the opposite sexg witness her mailbox packed with fan mail. KITTY will undoubtedly sing her way into the hearts of millions in the near futureg and we can say. :'We knew her thenf'

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fyr ? .Dm f N U' VY' QW 6, ve NT V fn? of my eyxxg f . f 'X 91N-X! S E N I O R S JGAN EULALIE GARNIQR f'llwo Yearsj LlSHliRI ANNE VV. Coolii-1 -IOAN can be described only in super- latives-especially when it comes to her unlimited store of imagination. Her tall stories come thick and fast, and are in- comparable, even by James' Stevens. Her very attractive looks and true ability and leadership can be an omen for only thing- success. She has made herself a place in many hearts. . .we give you GARNERY ANNE GARST CTwo Years D if USIlliRZ Sus BVRRI-iss. GARST seems always to be doing things by one and by two, especially when it comes to her famous stories about the Hgooliishf' VVe never fail to be amazed at the way she can produce the right answer from under that confused expression. Hill- billy songs, replete with gesticulations, are her specially. It won't be soon that her friendly smile will be forgotten.