West Point High School - Point Yearbook (West Point, VA)

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JUNIOR CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS -'-ii 18 Ek'

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FINAL EXERCISES The finals of XVest Point High School included two occasions-the com- mencement sermon service at the First Baptist Church, on Sunday evening. May 30th, and the graduating exercises in the school auditorium Friday evening, june 4tl1. The Rev. S. ll. Orrell, pastor of the church, delivered the sermon on the subject Lifes Cords and Stakes. The Rev. E. ll. Ilarris and the Rev. A. A. X1cNeer assisted in the service. In the choir were representatives from the town churches, and an especial selection- l,argon by Handel-was sung by the high school choral club. The program for the graduation exercises is given below: Theme: Paths to Peace. Processioual- Nlarch of the Priests Cfrom Athalia- Nendelssohnjg Invocation-Rev. A. A. lN1cNeerg Introduction of the Theme- jean Andersong Peace through VVorlcl Ol'g2llliZl1tl0I1-blGllll VVolfeg Peace through European lteconstruction-'Ioye Humphreysg Peace through VVorld Trade-jo Ann Yowg Prayer Qfrom Hansel and Gretelj,-Choral Clubg Making Democ- racy VVork at Home-Shirley Knappq Education for VVorld Peace-Joyce llobertsg Festival of Nations Prayer-Alma Pillsbury. A check to be used for the purchase of a movie camera was presented by the class president, David Ceclro, to Mr. Humphreys, who received this gift tor the school. Shirley Knapp was presented to the audience by Mr. Humphreys as the honor graduate on the basis of her record for scholarship, achievement and loyalty to the highest ideals of the school. Autonina Aczkiewicz received the Chesapeake Corporation Award for her achievement in the fiel dof art. Shirley Knapp and tloyce Roberts were declared to be the honor graduates in scholarship standing. The class of 1948 was presented by Nlr. Humphreys to Superintendent Garber. who delivered the diplomas. The exercises were concluded with the singing ot the School Song. - eil 17 'lie

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,JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM RATCLII-'F ..... BARBARA GUZIK .... PEGGY EVANS ...... WARREN BATrs ...... ANNE HUMPHREYS ...... BARBARA DYSON ...... MRs. CLUVERIUS ..... ...............President .........Vice-President ............Secretary ........Treasurer ............................RepOrter S. C. A. Representative ......................................Sponsor FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Humphreys, Barbara Guzik, William Ratcliff, Warren Batts, Peggy Evans, Barbara Dyson. SECOND Row: James Trimmer, Franklin Robbins, Betty Lawson, Constance Wolfe, Joyce Highland, Margaret Ashley, Wallace Bowes, Mrs. Cluverius. THIRD Row: Clay Woodie, Herbert Haynes, Agnes Wajcieckowski, Virginia Wroblick, Cyril Petke, Charles Miller, William Hall, James Berry, Thomas Hooper. FOURTH Row: Donald Dickerson, Richard Servonsky, Otis Bristow, Alton Eckert, Franklin Roberts, Lee Busick, William Jones, James Modr. SOPHOMORES: Warren Batts, Wallace Bowes, Donald Dickerson, Alton Eckert, James Modr, Richard Servonsky, Cyril Petke. FRESHMAN CLASS KENNETH TURNER ..... JAMES ROBINS ...... VIRGINIA STURTL .... DORIS ANDERSON .... OFFICERS ...........President ........Vice-President ...........Secretary ..........................Treasurer KATHRYN PUTNAM ..... ........ S . C. A. Representative Miss COLLINS .... .. ...... ...... . .. ............................. Sponsor FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Virginia Sturtz, James Robins, Kenneth Turner, Doris Anderson, Kathryn Putnam. SECOND Row: Anita Norman, Keith McNeer, Susanna Carter, Jacqueline Johnson, Miss Collins. THIRD Row: Mollie Johnson, Barbara Reynolds, Bynum Westmoreland, Mary Langhorne Howell, Carrol Carter, Dorothy Sessions, Rose Berry. FOURTH Row: Bobby Wilson, Jane Topping, Joyce Dunn, Theresa Czablewski. Paul Haigler, Joseph Seekora, Helen Boster, Bobby Hite, Agnes Krakoviak. FIFTH Row: Richard Daniel, Burke Johnson, Edward Jackowski, Philip Fostek, Stanley Janosky, Donald Jacks. -'Ei 19191-