Tazewell High School - Peak Yearbook (Tazewell, VA)

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£ emot Jean Lou Gregory “Lu-Lu “Low was her voice, and in her eyes, We see the look of one both true and wise.” Mary Jane Floyd “Susie Highest grade in Junior class. Assistant Business Manager of Annual. Voted prettiest girl in the Physics class. Starred in Junior Play. Likes Hemmingway, Maugham, preacher’s sons, and friend chicken. Hates amateur puns and carrots. Designed school seal. Jackson Harrison Won “T” in football season. Jack has a ready smile, a pleasant dis¬ position, and is a true friend. Brown Harmon, Jr. “Ichabod Crane “Ichabod” has been well known throughout his school career for his bashfulness, and pretty blushes. Mary Frances Grubb Kindness and courtesy bring back the thoughts of this Thompson Valley girl. For the last four years her quiet poise has made for her many friends. Mary Faye French “ Frenchie Voted biggest flirt and most romantic gal in school. Was in Senior Class Play of 1943-44. She gives “Frencbie-itis” to all T.H.S. boys at least once before they graduate. Attractive and sociable, her heart is usually beating for two at a time.

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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.”

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A enicti Iris Harmon “Shorty” Member of basketball team. A capable and friendly student. “She does little k ' ndnesses. which most leave undone, or despise.” Ruth Herndon “Runt” Editor of English Magazine in Junior year. Ruth is one of those girls who are in love with the world, and her witty man¬ ner wins her the love of all. Charles Robert King “Hoot” Captain of football and basketball teams in ' 44 and ' 45; President of the Student Government Association. He was voted the most popular and best all round student of T. H. S. A good leader, a good follower, and everybody’s friend. Ralph Richard Lester Who wants to be great? Matha Hess Harman Member of the student council ' 43, ’44, and ' 45. Member of May Queen ' s Court ’43. Took part in Junior Class Play. Matha has done much to merit praise in the class room and in her support of school activities. “Sweet and lovely.” Elizabeth Huffman “Bettie” Richlands contribution to Tazewell. Her ready smile and greeting to all have made her popular in T. H. S. “Rave on, fair lady; are you talking yet or again?” v ,