Watson High School - Watsonian Yearbook (Covington, VA)

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CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Royal Blue and White Moonlight Rose side we propelled the rocket and got a flying start with Mr. Hill behind the wheel. We went to Chemlstryville where we met another old friend, Mr. W. C. Walker. Mrs. Wilson toured with some of us through Home Economics Hall IV. The Seniors were special guest of the Annual Buffet Dinner sponsored by the Junior Homeraaklng Department, This year ' s theme was the Mardi Gras. This year a new business course was added. General Business, taught by an old friend, Mr. J. 0. Malone. Some of us met with him again in Short- hand II and Typing II. Mr. C. G. Brown led us through English IV and French II, These were thrilling subjects. Mrs. Susie Thompson toured with us the basic facts of getting a living through the Hall of Sociology. Last we toured with our driver, Mr, G, D. Hill, Jr., in American Government. Some of us went to Addison High School in Roanoke to attend College day. The Seniors had Freshmen week to greet the new Freshmen, The seniors were special guest at the Junior-Senior Prom, sponsored by the Junior Class. The Senior Play was entitled WHICH SHALL HE MARRY under the direction of Messurs. George D. Hill, Jr., and Caleb G, Bwown, All our activities were successes. We are now striving for- ward to reach our goal, SUCCESS, suid when we have attained this standard we shall always remember and thank — PARENTS, TEACHERS, CHURCHES, and the COMMUNITY. Robert Nathaniel Humbles, Jr, FAREWELL WATSON Oh ever faithfuil Watson High Joy marks our parting time Every hour will be remembered Everyone has certainly been fine. We ' ve spent those Joyful years here And we ' re ready for our life ' s way We ' ll use the things we ' ve learned here We ' ll remember you every day. The troubles will be our reminder Our good deeds will be our staff Otir love will be oiir many cares As progress is marked on our graph. We ' re setting out in this old world We ' re at the beginning of a strange road So we hope the things we ' ve achieved here Will help us bare this heavy load Farewell, Farewell dear old Watson High As ' 58 marks our parting year We really loved every moment irith you And we ' ll meet this world without fear. By William Revely, Jr VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN HONORS Jeannie Scott Robert Humbles Cassandra Mack Arthur Liggins Willia Revely CLASS MOTTO: The Mggest Room In The World Is The Room For Improvement

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WHO ' S WHO Arthur Llgglna Marva Smith Larry Branche Rosa Lee Mack William Revely Lula Tyler Rudolph Quarles Jeannle Scott William Harris Larflne Barber Oliver Wright Rebecca Pleasant Warner Hunter Doris Umbles Robert Humbles Emily Perkins Joe Smith Jean Holloway Charle s Smith Norma Cashwell Jerry Caul Cassandra Mack Thomas Rose Joseph Helton Gilbert Waldron Ida Goff Maralyn Straughter Most Handsome Friendliest Girl Class Gentleman Prettiest Legs Class Poet Class Joker, Girl Class Joker, Boy Best Shaped Girl Class Flirt Quietest Girl Most Talkative Most Unique Hairstyles Class Musician Neatlst Figure Most Studious Latest Styles in Dress Laziest Boy Biggie St Girl Friendliest Boy Prettiest Face Features Best Bass Voice Most Studious Girl Most Concerned Fussiest Boy Quietest Boy Best Dressed Girl Best Singer Rebecca Pleasant Norma Cashwell