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Editor Hugh Daily Assistant Editor Bobbie Brown reporters senior class Juanita Roe junior class Opal Whitacre sophomore class Eula Lutzenheiser freshman class June DeHaven senior drama club Carlton Patterson junior drama club Bobbie Brown G A A junior Bayliss F F A Scott Wingfield
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Hugh Daily
Bobbie Brown
Juanita Roe
Opal Whitacre
Eula Lutzenheiser
June DeHaven
Carlton Patterson
Junior Bayliss
Scott Wingfield
Senior Biographies from Gainesboro High School
The senior class features Zelda Garrine Constable of Sec Ty Maryland born August 26 1924 and Frank Allenson Jr born December 2 1922 of Gore Virginia. Zelda excels in softball volleyball dramatics and aims to be a nurse. Frank played three years of baseball and leads the dramatic club while serving as senior class vice president. The senior play Tourist Welcome directed by Miss McCall stars Zelda as Auntie with a cast including Peggy Cotner Carl Patuitie and others. A Junior-Senior Banquet closes with toasts and memories.
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Zelda Garlandine Constable
Garrie
J. B. Constable
Secty, Md
Wardensible
W. Va
Gainesboro Hi
Kirby Grade School
Gore School
Frank Allenson, Jr
Frank
Gore
Frank Allenson
Gainesboro High School
Miss McCall
Peggy Cotner
Juanita Roe
Don Cotner
Peggy
Scott Eld
Mrs. IT
Grace Sager
Barbara Phelps
Nina Glynn
Irene Stanley
Crystal Triplett
Sheriff Lawrence
Carlton Patuitie
Garlandine Constable
Junior Bayliss
Harris
Gladys Harris
Eva Foreman Rogers
Ja Garden
Louis Gregg
Rosalie Fox
J Biggert
Garden
Julia
Lugille Dail
Alma Mater Singalong and Social at Golden Glow
After the meal everyone gathered around the table and sang the Alma Mater. The table was cleared then we played games and dances and shared hearty laughter at Mr. Ross misfitting. The group praised the Golden Glow for excellent food and service.
Local Junior Class Honors and Activities Then and Now
The journal lists junior class awards for girls and boys and notes a Literature Hour program led by Kathleen Stotler. It mentions visitors from Little Miss White and upcoming events with William Berry._report highlights include G A A news, a May 1 square dance, and student notes about peers and campus life.
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Kathleen Stotler
William Berry
Lettle Miss White
Market Quotations and Livestock Prices May 1 Summary
Chicago and regional quotes show hogs steady to slightly lower with 160 to 180 lb at 13.40 to 14.10 and heavier weights near 13.60 to 14.15. Cattle and calves hold steady with medium steers around 11.25 to 12.50 and vealers 14.00 to 15.50. Sheep and lamb offerings are light with general steady values across weights.
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Ici
Pat Ratte
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Uv. Dept. Agri
State Milk Price Commission Raises Class 2 to Class 1 Level
The state milk price commission announced an effective shift for Class 2 milk to the Class 1 price of 3.59 per hundred. Producers had requested a 40 cent increase for both Class 1 and Class 2, but the decision aligned Class 2 with Class 1 instead.
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Richmond
Norfolk to Enforce Dimming of Lights
Norfolk city officials received the army proclamation ordering light dimming to prevent illumination from the entrance to Chesapeake Bay. City Manager Charles B. Borland said he would implement the order immediately and do everything the army asked.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Charles B. Borland
Milton A. Reckord
Local Market Feed and Price List Revised
Market notes list various feed and bag sizes with prices such as 12 and 24 pound bags and 48, 98 pound bags priced per barrel or bag. Includes patent and mixed feeds, corn meal, creamery butter, and live cattle items with broad price ranges and vague descriptors.
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Cientescer
Bae
Bae Seat
Seceseees
POE WR
SCC
Turkey
Market shows modest gains with selective buying
New York trading opens with measured advance as investors pursue selective purchases before early selling pressure emerges. Major quotes include Kenn Cop at 28 5 4, Mont Ward 24 3 4, Norf & Wes 149, Owens-Ill Gl 43 1 2, Penney 57, So. Pac 11 1 2, U 8 Rubber 15 1 4, U S Steel 46 1 3, Chem 6 Pfd 28 3 4.
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New York
Kenn Cop
Mont Ward
Norf & Wés
Owens-Ill Gl
Penney (Jc
So. Pac
Tex Co
Rubber
Steel
V-C Chem
Pfd
Plan to curb clandestine news broadcasts across Americas
A U S plan to neutralize clandestine radio and telecommunication links in Latin America advances after a Rio conference. Argentina and Chile reportedly back neutrality while the United States and 20 republics push a continental offensive against Axis aided broadcasts and portable stations along ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stuntz
Washington
Latin America
Americas
Argentina
Chile
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Nurse Ruth Beery Talks To Winchester Nurses About War Service
Miss Ruth Beery, acting chief nurse of the University of Virginia Evacuation Hospital unit, spoke at Memorial Hospital in Winchester about opportunities for nurses to serve overseas with the Army. The unit needs more nurses despite a filled doctor quota, amid a nationwide shortage as 10,000 nurses have been called to active duty and 8,000 more are needed by end of 1942.
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Ruth Beery
Nur
University of Virginia
Army
Winchester
Beery
Mémorial Hospital
American Red Cross
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Armstrong
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W. B. Snider & Son
Wanda Berry
Sam Whitacr
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Tennessee
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Endie Tinsman
Pansy Clark
Ronald Phillips
Anna Kern
Marie Brannon Wittest
Kenneth Phillips
Ella Strother
Anna Omps
Tennessee Crosen
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Panzy Clark
Viola Grove
Mary
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Font
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Freshman News
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Mary Ella Hodson
G. A. A. News
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Enon
Scott
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Jimmie
Carleton
Pion
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Minnie
Marie
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Stock Market Report
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