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Miss Letitia Gunday, “Tish” a wealthy spinster—Kay Browning.

Gilroy Garfield Gundy, “Gil”, her heir and nephew—Johnny Me* Gehee.

Clarice Borland, her girlhood friend, a widow—Roberta Massie.

Gertrude Borland, “Trodi”, Clarice's daughter—Lucy D. Wood.

Harold Hazard, ‘Hap”, Trudi’s secret heart throb—Lide Hearing.

Frank Fulton, “Fats", Hap’s. sidejcick—Charles B. Wood. • . Sue Prentice, the maid—Nancy lloore.

Hotchkiss, the Englizh butler— John S. Browning.

Saporia Pinn, the hill-billy cook —Era L. Smith.

Madame Gas pari 11 a, who looks intothe future—Barbara Gentry. ‘ __ Dr. Jones by, a dentist who is deaf—Claude Cook.

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Rappehannock HighFive

pointers enrolled at Rappahannock High School as of January 15: '

Grade 1—Nancy Keyser Wood, Betty Jean Atkins. _

Grade 2—Jackie Chadwell, Walter Hicks, Manly Bruce, Rayner Snead, Jr., Arthur Cheatham.

Grade 8—Tom Massie, Mary Frances Pullen.

Grade 4—Neville Wood, George Davis, III, Carolyn Turner.

Grade 8-K—Larry Wayland, Betty Lou Rutherford. WJGrade 8-L—Carlyle Lea, Rebecca Jenkins, Bill Leake, Reba Atkins.

Grade 8-J—Bobby Corder, John Turner, Frances Scroggins, Jimmy Lillard.

Grade 9-0 — Richard- Griffith, Laura Walter, Gertrude Bell, John Deal, Nelson Williams. v

Grade 9-B—-Rpsie Brady,. Shirley Perry, Margaret L. Dodson.

Grade 10—Mary Helen Bruce, Shirley Corbin, Alice Mae Coughlin, Bobbie Massie, William Burke, Edward Armentrout, Shirley Weaver, Dickie Walker, Franklin Payne.

Grade 11—William Armentrout, Irvin Corbin, Helen Nethers, Dolores Foster.

Grade 12—Charlotte Pullen, Lois Walter.

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