Thomas Dale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Chester, VA)

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Senior Honor Students Hilda Mae Cogbill Ray Ambler Goodwin Claude Douglas Rock Gloria Dorothy Smith Jane Tweed Smith Rebekah Jane Thompson

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CL Q44 Wilt [ Florence Davis wills her vocal talent to Lovelene Nunnally. May you be a second Rise Stevens. Ray Goodwin wills added religious en- thusiasm to Ray Baker. We hope to sec you in church, Ray. Nell Rose Mitchell wills her nimble typewriter fingers to Roy Ammons. Maybe next year you'll get all A’s. Henry Myers leaves his position as “chief basketball bench-warmer”’ to Jack VanStaden. Don’t feel too badly, Jack, there must always be extras. Hilda Cogbill leaves her reputation as a proficient Latin linguist to Barbara Burton. Bryan Walker leaves his position as Photographic Editor for the “Reflector” to Courtney Wells. We hope the weath er will be more cooperative next year. Frances Wooten wills her quiet dig- nity to Jan Flippo—Enough said! Jeff Stephenson wills to Jimmy Frank his determination to “‘stick it out”’ on the football field in spite of repeated in- juries. Dorien Merritt leaves her stellar role in sports to Judy Bell with the expecta- tion that she will bring further athletic honors to ‘Thomas Dale. James Sadler bequeaths to Jimmy Lipscomb his knowledge of brick ma- sonry with the wish that he will have the necessary energy and ambition to use this information. Nancy Perkinson leaves her aspira- tions to be “head secretary to the presi- dent” to Hazel Benn. Claude Rock wills his architectural skill to Edward Yancey with the hope that he may sometime be the head of the Dixon-Norman Architectural Firm. Sue Ann McAdams wills her naive smile to Jo Ann Harris. Robert Atkinson leaves his monopoly of corridor space to Lewis McDaniels. Nellie Kidd wills her helpful, cooper- ative spirit to Joan Farmer. Paul Barron leaves his poetic flair to Grady Nixon. May you write the long awaited T. D. alma mater song. Betty Overstreet leaves her culinary skill to Betsy House so that she can al- ways win the chosen suitor by feeding “the Brute.” Waverly Applewhite leaves his agri- cultural knowledge and his farming ex- perience to Jack Daughtrey in order that he may become a typical “country gentle- man. Beverly Bailey leaves his mechanical knowledge to David Welchons. Larry Fitzgerald leaves his wholesome sense of humor to Jimmy Goyne. Cecile Bosher leaves her quick mem- ory to Carolyn Martin. She'll perhaps need it in Senior English. Audrey Hollins leaves her efficient study habits to Jean Partin. Ola Ellison wills her ideals of service to Margaret Edminston, with the hope that she will make “the” perfect nurse. We do hereby affix our seal to this document on the fifth day of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty. ‘Testator, Jimmie WoMBLE. The following have consented to act as witnesses: CHATTANOOGIE SHOE SHINE Boy Rac Mop ‘Whe Kerlector

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Top Row Robert Atkinson Frances Wooten Becky [hompson Joan Wyman Younger Second Row Dorien Merritt James Sadler Paul Barron Gloria Smith Ret Gye Third Row Florence Davis Wini Boggs Nancy Perkinson Bryan Walker Bottom Row Jeff, Stephenson Nell Rose Mitchell Page McGee Jane Smith