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Sperryville Seniors Hold

Class Night

The Senior Class of Sperryville High School held its Class Night exercises on Tuesday evening, May 23, at eight o’clock. George Butler, class president, presided and the following program was given:

Welcome—Joan Kelly Aylor.

Class History—Carolyn Jenkins.

Jingles—All members of the class. ■<..

Who’s Who—All members of tl)e class. ;

Gifts—All members of the class

Prophecy—George Butler.

Last Will and Testament—Harry Trescott. .. . ;>v ,:. ' j"V

Farewell—Jean Brown.

Song—By the Class and the audience.

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WELCOME

Friends'Of the graduating class of 1930, it giyes us great pleasure to know you thought enough of us to come this evening'to our class night exercises. *

You probably want to know just who we are—allow me to in* troduce ourselves to you alphabetically speaking, I come first, Joan Kelly Aylor, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. H. H. 'Aylor, of Sperryville, Leona Jean Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Netus Brown of Sperryville. George Richard Butler, Jr., sod of Mr. and Mrs. George Butler Of Boston.'Carolyn Elizabeth Jenkins, daughter of Mrs. 'Virginia Butler Jenkins, of Woodville. Harry Arthur Trescott, Jr., son of Mrs. Catherine C. Trescott of Sperryville. •

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