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Galley W. |Smith, III. class president, presided ojver the traditional program, which opened with a processional of the candidates for graduation.
On the platform were seated the Honor graduate i, who participated
in the jjrogrsm.
After an invocation by the Rev. John R, Friaml, Ji„ the salutatorians, Emma <eys and John B. Browning, gre»
ted the audience
the members of
ng t> the section
whicjh they lived,
this year with and introduced the class accord of the county in Washington let eight graduates. , The Glee Qlu >, under the direction
of Robert Levpl, sang two selections during the program; “Create in Me a Clejsn Heart, O God" and “The Jdal. the piano were siren zie accompanyini; th
r rbin and Richard Cc marches.
Betty Taylor history of the cljass, peciallv on the efforts
of Ivy". At
iandra RowGlee
Club
playing the
Bru:e gave the
fwelling eswhich
they exerted in order to raise funds for their successful tfip ttf New York in the spring. She] expressed thanks to the chaperones, V rs. George Davis. Mrs. Veronica Ceating and Rev. John Divers: ant also stated
that a photographer took many pictures of the daks fot an account of the trio which will lie nublished in the magazine called The Teenage Review for Sente nber 1957. She added that the da$s was leaving monev for thje pu xhase of a trophy display ease..
Margaret Ann} Devrrs told of
the class in sportte, giving snecial credit to the rifle team which had
the chaino'Vjnshir for four
to the girls basketball team won vears which brought bide a first-place
-d disnlav
basketball
unusually win troohv for th * need case and to the boys’ team which had done well this year.
Sandra Rowzie related the future plans of the class. The greater number of.bovs were to enter some branch of service, the grlrater number of girls had already secured positions and nine >f thp graduates fwere planning further j education. Betty Bruce and Thelmji Hawkins plan nurses training: Mary Norman Davis will attend Mary Washington College SI iela Keating
and Sandra Rpwzitj. William and Mary: lohn Hampden Sidney: edv. VPI: Gallev University of Virginia iind flames Yates. Jr.. RMA
H. B. Winfrey.
R.C.H.S., congratulated the class and presented a| ports ble tvpe(continued
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B. Browning.
Robert KennW.
Shaith. m.
n Frdnt Roval.
principal of
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