Stuart High School - Jeb Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

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MRS. AUDREY DAVIS Longwood Elementary Fourth MRS. MINNIE MAE FAIN Florida State University Madison B.S. First and Second MRS. HAZEL HAWKS Radford B.S. First MRS. MABEL JOYCE Radford B.S. Third Students For High School MRS. JANE SMITH Longwood B.S. Second MRS. ORA THOMAS Radford B.S. Third and Fourth MRS. GEORGIA WALLER Longwood-Madison Normal Professional Fourth MRS. BERNICE WOOD Radford B.S. Fifth 21

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MRS. EDITH ANGLIN Radford B.S. Seventh MRS. LOTTIE E. BEASLEY Ferrum; Radford Sixth and Seventh MRS. CLARA BOAZ Longwood B.S. Second MRS. KATHRYN BOAZ Radford B.S. Fifth Elementary Teachers Prepare MRS. ERMA McKENZIE Averett Mary Washington B.S. Fifth MRS. MARTHA MARTIN Radford B.S. Sixth and Seventh MRS. MARY MOONEY Greensboro College A.B. George Peabody for Teachers M.A. Third MRS. CRYSTAL ROBERSON Radford B.S. First 20

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Seniors ... 24 Juniors ... 34 Sophomores . . . Freshmen ... 42 Sub-Freshmen . 38 No high school would be necessary or com¬ plete without the participation of the students. Careening down the halls at a breakneck pace the sub-freshmen had the school in hand in less than a week. The freshmen establish themselves as indis¬ pensable to the network at Stuart High, learn to ac¬ cept responsibilities and channel their interest after one year of high school. Since the sophomore is now a true member of high school, he enthusiastically participates in clubs and sports, and accepts many responsibilities now given him. Eagerly accepting their responsibilities, ju¬ niors contribute readily to any and all school ac¬ tivities. As the senior begins his last year he realizes that what has been most important to him is not how many hours have been spent, or how long he has worked, but what he has accomplished. . .44 I 22