Tazewell High School - Peak Yearbook (Tazewell, VA)

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SENIORS FANNY LOU FOOTE “Foote Ambition: Teacher. MILDRED LOUISE GRAINGER Milly Inquisitive, outspoken, congen¬ ial— “What is yours is mine, and all mine is yours. ARKLE LOUISE GIBSON “ Arkle Ambition: Nurse. Modest, candid, unassuming— In the song of life, I’ll strike my chord in harmony.” Ambition: Stenographer. Petite, feminine, helpful— She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleas¬ ant, too, to think on.” GARLAND RUSSELL HAWKINS “Hoop” Ambition: Get out of school and to Fall River. Mass. Fun-loving, obliging, prank¬ ster— “Who mixes reason with pleas¬ ure, and wisdom with mirth. OLA MARIE HART “Ota” Ambition: To be happy. Chic, all uring, dreamy-eyed—- “The pursuit of the perfect is the pursuit of sweetness and light.” BETTY KATHRYN HELDRETH “Heldreth” Ambition: Pastor ' s assistant. Perservering. dramatic, efficient— “Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together.” MARGARET EDNA HOWERY “Tots” Ambition: Secretary. Reliable, appreciative, big- hearted— “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” WILLIAM EUGENE HUNT “Bill” Ambition: To grow a beard. Artistic, quiet, black-hair— “Be silent and safe — silence never betrays you.”

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SENIORS GARLAND EL WOOD COX “Cox” Ambition: Farmer. Shy, quiet, smiling—- “I prefer in silence to let others tell, keep my wisdom and learn theirs as well.” REES CECIL CHAPMAN II “Cue-ball” Ambition: Doctor. Witty, original, opinionated— Laugh at pour friends, and if your friends are sore, so much better, you may lauqh some more.” CAROLYN CREDLE “Carolyn” Ambition: To be a model. Well-groomed, reticent, calm— “We grant, altho she had much wit, she was very shy of using it.” BETTY ALICE CROCKETT “Betty” Ambition: Secretary. Impetuous, naive, individual¬ istic— “God ' s rarest blessing is, after all, a good woman.” JESSE LINWOOD CROUSE “Smokie Ambition: To join the Navy. Achieving, elfish, prompt— “Simplicity of character is no hindrance to subtlety of in¬ tellect. NANCY FREDA DANIEL “Freda” Ambition: Journalist. Pleasant, neatly-dressed, natural— “I had rather sip from the basin of friendship than gulp from the goblet of fame.” ROBERT LAWRENCE DUNNIGAN “Bob” Ambition: To be a good soldier. Mannerly, indolent, sunny— Left school to serve his country. t GEORGIA MAE FLETCHER “Fletcher” Ambition: To be a model. Pretty, companionable, inter¬ esting— “I have proved beauty is not a foe to wit.”

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SENIORS MARY RUTH KEENE “Ruth” Ambition: Secretary. Busy, patient, pleasant— “Silence sweeter is than speech NANCY LEE KISER “Nancy” Ambition: Go to college. Conversationalist, oblivious, sophisticated—- “If words were wealth, I qive away a fortune daily.” CHARLES TIFFANY KISER “Tiff” Ambition: To be a great coach. Sportsman, confident, teasing— “Not to know me arques your¬ self unknown. DONALD HUGH LAMBERT “Don” DOROTHY JANE LAMBERT “Dot” Ambition: Truck-driver. Willing, co-operative, with¬ drawn— “And e’en his failinqs leaned to virtue ' s side.” Ambition: To be a good house¬ wife. Brown-eyes, determined, emotional—- “Her ways are ways of pleasant¬ ness. and all her paths are peace. JOHN THURMAN LAWSON. JR. “Jimmy” ELIZABETH GERALDINE LEFFEL LOUISE BLAND LESLIE “Lou Ambition: Journalism or music Ambition: Mechanic or electri¬ cian. Friendly, smiling, gentle— “I have found the universal solvent to be a smile. “Gerry” Ambition: Nurse. Coquettish, vivacious, athletic— “The proper study of mankind is man.” Dependable, unaffected, buoy¬ ant— “Friendship is liqht and I shall mirror it to everyone.”