Warranton Country School - Le Capuchon Yearbook (Warrenton, VA)

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CLASS HISTORY 1941 1942 WHEN I came to Wa11enton whlch was my first expeuence ln a boardlng school my head w as Hlled w 1th 1deas of pleasant adven tures to come m1dn1ght suppels all nlght C0llVGlS3.tlO1'lS a11d beyond and above evelythmg else the del1c1ous food that would make each new day a promlse of fOI'b1ddQll dellghts It w as easy enough fa1 too easy as I dlSCOVC19d l'1t11 to form a band of congenlal souls w l1ose 3,mbltl0lIS w e1e Slmllal to my own I w1ll 11eve1 forget our f1rst chocolate cake sncaked 111 by w ay of the grapevme se1 v1ce and eaten Whlle we t1QmbIGd w 1th fea1 that ou1 cor11do1 teacher mlght smell the chocolate O1 heal the g1ggles Wolse was to follow' The ants found the clumbs and swalmed ove1 the 1oom 1n a mad dash to eat the meagem 1ema111s of ou1 beautlful chocolate cake M106 fx well as ants took up the happy fashlon of VlS1t 1ng ou1 loom frequently and as a latel seque11ce 1I1d1g'6Stl0l1 stalked 1n our mldst Te1ry and Leshe botl1 111 H1611 second yea1 as well as Flo who had already had two 50315 of cultule gave us the once ove1 and passed by on the Othel slde I have often w onde1 ed w hethe1 they were 1eally above th1nk the latter It IS ve1y true that c11me does not pay' BOIIOIG long ou1 cscapades were cut short We wc1e put 011 ICSIIICIIOII the1e was no gomg mto town to w allow 1n banana spllts Ol calamel sundaes a11d to weep oyer the brave dolngs of Cla1k Gable 01 Ga1y Coope1 In my second year at Warrenton along came Ty CHIOIIHG Ma1y Ahce and Vlfglnli How eve1 Ty w 1th he1 1ntellect Carollne and Ma1y A1109 Wlth the11 about town soph1st1cat1on and V11 guna w 1th her whlstle d1d not seem 1nte1ested Ill Jommg my band of followe1s V11 011113. mlght have been w on over but a whlstle at a Ilndlllght feast would have been fatal ThlS yeal Nancy alld Tom hfue Jolned our 1anks They have done thelr share to make the class a unlted one and have added a great deal to the pleasure of our last yeal together Vle haven t had to b1 eak rules IH order to have plenty of fun In fact lt has been fun to d1SCOV91 how good a t1me you can have w lthout b1eak1ng the 1ules But between you and me for old t1me s sake I would l1ke to be back o11ce mole ln the Maln house w 1th a beautlful chocolate cake on my knees and 1ny heart beatlng a hundxed and fifty to the second 7 , Y ' - : ' 1 5 ' 1 y ' , f ' x V 9 ' 1 C l I C I 'Q , , X . Y . U . , ' 4 y. u 1 3 4' ., .gf , I 1 . I v n A v 4 . . ' .fs 1 , ' ' ' - ! 1 D 1 I Q I i if C v ! , , 1. . , F .y . 4 ' l v 4 y - 1 1 Q temptation, or whether they just dOl1,t like chocolate cake. I prefer to ' K . C A -' - . . A 1 1 YM . v 1 1 u. 3 ' 1 Y ' r r ' ' ' 1 V v 7 7 7 1 . 7 1 in , ., ,, , . , , . 7 . , . I .c 7 , ' ' i . K V . . V . . . y . 7 7 . ' v r' ' I ' ,,,- r ' 9 . , Y ., ' . 7 ! . V 1 , ,

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THE SENIOR PROPHECY Page Inness Brown The prlde of Warrenton who went to college and took a four year course ln seven years Later at the age of forty she was chosen Mlss Chevrolet of 1951 ' Her publlc loved her and she recelved fan mall from all over the block Poor Page lost her mind whlle trylng to tell tlme by a clock wlth no hands Florence Kay The glrl who IS now worklng for a large Ford Product company as thelr only model Mllhons clamor for her Job and thousands deslre lt On every can of tomatoes ln large yellow letters is written Keep healthy wlth Dabbles Dellclous Foods and Dont let thls happen to Your Chlld Nancy Octzgan The gnl wlth the Chlcagoan accent How often have we heard that chant How now brown cow and as the years stumble on she mumbles on Drop another nlckel 1n the slot Isabel Luther Thousands of people see her dally while hundreds demand her presence Why? She IS their paper boy She takes a correspondence course ln tap danclng but finds her wooden leg a hlndrance but after all who wooden '7 Leslze Hempstead The glrl from down Argentlne way whom women envy and men adore IS now spendlng all of her tlme with the South American Navy She IS teaching them to do La Conga and at the same time dolng her share to promote the Good Nelghbor p0l1Cy and that soothed lts llsteners Into a peaceful slumber w1ll be put on the radlo Every Monday between nme mmutes after two and ten mlnutes after two we hear Drmk Pepszcola for pep zep and vlgorous vltallty Antoznette Corson The child phenomenon who actually got honor able mentlon on the school honor roll She IS the foremost wr1ter of our times Each chlld between the ages of two and forty reads her books and scrambles after her crymg Lock her up Vzrgrnza Caldwell IS now the proud and happy owner of a rabblt farm Always fond of science here she carrles on her study of our httle furry frlends There is no money m thls busmess but she has her whlstle What more could she wlsh for? Mary Alwe Fznch Our May Queen and the only Slght worth a trlp to Texas Never the budesmald always the brlde she has been marrled four times She IS now a photographlc model for the ocullst Dr I C Alle He1 picture appears Wlth a word to the wlse Wear glasses and your eyes won t cross llke thls Carolme Franclclyn Thls next electron will mark the second tune that she has offered her services to the U S A as president In the first running she recelved twenty-one votes but the next one promlses an lncrease as two cousins ln the West have reached voting age Cl ' yy . ' : u o n. .C ,, . . . . 7 ' 1 ' 9 . . ,, . . . ! ! y 7 ' ' 77 - ll YI-. . ? ll ' ' H 9 i ' 3 , . . y ' ll Y! 7 1 ' 5 , 3 1 ' I Tyler Walker: That soft melodious voice which was never raised, 7 . .6 - n 1 u n ,, ! ' 7 7 ' - , ' u v 1 9 ' t . , . . ' 9 . . 2 , . r . - ' 9 v a . . ' , 4 . . . ,, o u s I I ! ' ' H , s 1 ' u . . , . . , U