Tazewell High School - Peak Yearbook (Tazewell, VA)

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£ enio ti Marie Lee Caudill An important member of our girl’s basketball team. An alert, studious, de¬ pendable girl. “Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well.” Margaret Sue Brewster “Susie A good student who makes friends easily. A dreamy and sweet personality. “A girl ' s worth cannot be measured by her size.” Fredric David Gillespie “Fred Attended Big Creek High School first three years. Entered T.H.S. fall of ' 44. Fred is quiet; he minds b ; s own busi¬ ness, and all the girls resent his being a “Man of Mystery.” Apparently he is a man of deep thoughts — “A penny for your thoughts”, Fred. Clifton Edward DeHart Honor student in Junior class. Ex¬ change Editor of “Bulldog . His chief ambition is to obtain know¬ ledge. Margaret Lee Clarke “Peg Assistant editor of annual. Assistant Circulation Manager of the “Bulldog”, Vice President of Public Speaking Class, voted most courteous girl in Senior year. Margaret is a girl whose ability and personal charm will insure her success, no matter what she does. Here ' s to a real girl—she ' s worth while. Dorothy Beatrice Brotherton “ Dottie A complex personality and genuine frankness give Dottie Bea the qualities cf a person dependable in all crises and ready for fun with the best of them.

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A Catherine Ann Barnett Editor-in-Cbief of the Annual; Home Room Representative; Member of Book Club. Ann’s greatest charm, her ability to make and keep friends, has made her a favorite among her classmates. “Once a friend, always a friend.” Mary Buchanan Bundy Mary is a girl whose joys and interests are those of all. She is always ready to do her share of everything that comes along. Clyde Delamin Beavers “ Blondie” Acted in the Junior play. Busy and ambitious; a friend of several and liked by all. Joseph Albert Dunaway “Al” Ranked in top ten in grades in Junior class. Voted best apple polisher in school. Sport’s Editor of Bull-Dog, 44-45; starred in Junior play; plays varsity basketball; ambitious; independ¬ ent; wants to be taller; has “Greever fever.” A cub wolf and “Bulldog” reporter. Florence Marie Buchanan There never was a more easy-going girl in the world than Florence; she is mild in manner and gentle of heart. Ruth Gillespie Bowen “Baby Ruth’’ Listen to her baby voice! Wants to go to college, but doesn’t want to work. Innocent— but wait another year or two. t 4V

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emctA Almeda Rose Crockett “Toby” A T.H.S. girl from Bishop. She is a neat, pretty, friendly, and capable girl. She is a good alto. “Here come the welders.” Lena Davidson Lena is most cooperative always in doing what she is called upon to do, be it extra curricular activities, or school work. She does it well, too! Billy Gregory “Greg” On basketball team. Only person living who can always agree with a teacher. Generous (if he’s hit hard enough); Stirdious (if he’s made to study. Likes milkshakes and more milkshakes. Jim G. Hagy Won the school letter for varsity foot¬ ball. Jim volunteered for Naval service in January. It was with regrets that we said good- ble to him; we wish him the greatest success “in service” and always. Ellendar Daniel Cheer Leader and Home Room Repre¬ sentative. Ellendar’s dancing feet, flashing eyes, and ready intelligence brought her friends who expressed their approval by electing her to Student Council. Myrtle Dickens “Shorty” She has a pleasant personality, and takes life as it comes. “True to herself, true to her friends, true to her duty always.”