Warren County High School - Mirror Yearbook (Front Royal, VA)

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SEHIUHS Upon receiving our diplomas our minds seem to wander back through our high school years. The initial vision to enter our minds is our Freshman year. As we watched the upper classmen our greatest desire was to become Seniors. Next year as Sophornores we revealed the talent in our midst by presenting a play entitled Huckleberry Finn . The success of this play gave us confidence to D face our junior year. President Charles Holloway talks over the business of the After a Pause for summer vacation we returned with the junior Jamboree and the Variety Show which were both im- mensely successful. In the spring, the theme of Moonlight and Roses was carried out at the Prom which we gave in honor ot the Seniors. At graduation that year we took our places upon the stage thinking ot our Senior year ahead of us On 'August 31st, 1950, the largest Senior Class in the history of Warren County High School came back with great plans 'for the coming year. As the weeks went by the names of Seniors ap- peared in all phases of school life. Early in December our production of Come Over to Our House was truly enjoyable. The year was ending all tooasoon. Graduation was a thrilling ex- perience, but it left us a little sad because we were leaving W. C. H. S. Senior Class with Treasurer Lauda Humphreys, Secretary Joyce Catlett, Sergeant-at-Arms john Guy and Vice-Presi- dent Billy Simpson. During college day, some of the Senior boys are discussing the opportunities at the University of Richmond with Dean Pinchbeck.

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SEHIUHS VIVIAN MARIE ALLSTON Quiet in manner . , . an excellent student . . . twirls a baton with much agility. CAREY JACQUELYN ATHEY Shotgun . . . a twinkle of mischief in his eyes . . . likes his sports and gals. VERLIE MAY ATKINS Loves to giggle . . . bright smile . . . sweet personality. R PATRICIA ESTELLE BAKE Boys are her chief interest . . . capable editor of newspaper . . . an energetic cheerleader. JOSEPHINE LETTIE BEATTY ' k . . . jo's always Wit . . . loves a good yo e VY ready for her share of fun. RICHARD DALE BOIES ' whiz on skates . . . Has a quiet bearing . . . a. studies the least of his worries. NANCY ELAINE BROWN Happy and gay . . . enthusiastic cheerleader . . . a conspicuous figure on the bowling team NANCY LEE BROY - tured . . . a valuable Carefree . . . good na eighth of the octette. MAXINE ANNETTE BUTLER Friendly . . . a regular chatterbox . . . Wishes girls could go to R. M. A. ANN FREELAND CARL Sweet and serious . . . tremendous love for music . . . hopes to sing opera.