Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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eq : (B) Our dignity (?) (C) Our motto: Per aspera ad sidera—‘Through the basement to the senior 99 room. (D) And then what? Our departure. ARTICLE IV To the designated inmates, of the Junior Class: 1 —To Katherine Burnette: Maude Smith’s distinct voice—Velma Doss’ : diamond. . 2 —To Guy Burnette: Lillian Arthur’s “talking machine.” Earle McCormick’s f round head. . 3 —To Lelia Mattox: Frances Barrett’s giggle and marcelle. ‘ 4 —To Evelyn Cassidy: Estelle Wilburn’s double chin. , 5 —To Clara Parker: Virginia Finch’s melodious voice. 4 6 —To Gladys Morgan: William Rountrey’s brother. 7 —To James Burnette: Douglas Walden’s funny, fat and forty ways. 8 —To Bledsoe Clement: Lawrence McCormick’s “professorship.” 9 —To Jack Finley: Ernest Gaddy’s and Winfree Hughes’ class skipping s ability. 4 10—To Doris English: Beverly Wilkinson’s 5 ft. 10; and Aline Wood’s dignity. p 11—To Elizabeth Kirkpatrick: Margaret Jones’ quietness. , 12—To Clarrice Rosser: Ethel Anthony’s affectionate nature and Shirley Sny- 4 der’s friendliness. ‘ 13—To M. D. Vaughan: Edward English’s “business head.” (A 14—To Webb Frazier: John East’s art of driving with one hand. 15—To Virginia Payne: Gordon Owen’s floor-walking career. . 16—To Violet Holt: Sam-Mattox’s agricultural ideas, and Lemma Owen’s modern , country home. . 17—To Asa Hall: Graham McCartney’s studiousness, and Eleanor Morris’ ( “closed mufller.” P 18—To Gaither Hughes: Robert Clarke’s “flying ambition,” and Helen Lane’s : alluring eyes. , 19—To Audrey Mattox: Katherine Morris’ physique. ‘ 20—To Thelma Owen: Durwood Fitzgerald’s knowledge of literary charac- y ters and philsophers. 21—To Charlie: A book, “How to clean School Buildings and how to Fire ‘ Furnaces.” ’ ARTICLE V ‘ To Mr. Fray, and the other members of the school board, our appreciation for (4 the appointment of our efficient teachers. - I, Beverly Wilkinson, being mentally deficient, and slightly dazzled after such 4 a laborious task, affix my signature and seal this, the twenty-seventh day of May, in r the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Thirty. ‘ I do solemnly testify this to be the first, last, and only will of the Senior Class of 1930. (Signed) BEVERLY WILKINSON t Witness: The Senior “rat.” p 21 ; | um id “ ne ee ae ae a? ale ae ae al? le ae ee ee ee ee |

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