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Mrs. Dorothy Bonner, formerly Dorothy Wiliams certainly is happy these days. We’ll sure miss her when she goes to Okla. won't we?
Peachy Lyne seems terribly interested in Flint Hill lately, WHY? Jean Jenkins certainly likes the initials E. M. doesn’t she? Could the first name be Earl?
From all I hear, Miss Blagg is awfully anxious for June to come. Now I can’t imagine why. Wedding bells wil be ringing???
Weill! Is it really true that the Sperryville 4H Dance really changed things between D. G. and M. S.? How about it Millie?
Glen Williams sterns to have decided that Fairfax County isn’t quite as wonderful as Rapp’k after all. O. K. Glen?
Is it true that Carolyn Turner has lost interest in R. M. A.' for another reason? G-O-S-Hl'
Thats all for this month,
SEE YOU next month, maybe ?
* Hootie Owl
Old Graduates
Washington High School
—1934-35—
Franklin Boldridge, Robert Cook, Harold Curtis, Jimmie DeBergh, Jack DeBergh, Granville Eastham, AL C. Latham,Jr., Andrew Smith, Raynor Snead.
Louise Corbin, Mattie Corbin, Lula Gentry, Katherine James, Virginia Johnson, Mary Virginia Pierce, Mabel Pullen, Eunice Riley, Beatrice Smith, Hilda Thornton, Edna Updike, Phylhs Verner.
Sperryville Higd* School—1941
Maury Brown, Jimmie Filling Joseph Hawkins, Wingfield Hudson, Robert Johnson, Maurice O’Bannon, Nelson Revercomb. Ruth Clarke, Cleo Clater, Dorothy Cline, Dorothy Hawkins, Dorothy Johnson, Lizzie May Jones Louise Rudisill Rachel I. . Wood, Eleanor Yates.
Mr. Codbin wishes to thank all those who‘gave him their pennies so he could have a vacation, especially the Varsity Club.
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