Andrew Lewis High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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WOLVERINE 19 3 2 Mildred Cross Mildred is one of the sweetest girls you ever saw. Her sunny smile would brighten any classroom. She is always ready to help anyone, and her success along any line is assured. Here’s all the happiness in the world, Mildred! Secretary-Treasurer Mythology Club ’28-’29; Presi¬ dent Latin Club ’31- ' 32; Glee Club ’30-’31, ’31-’32; Girl Reserves ’3t-’32; Literary Society ’30-’31; Wolverine Newspaper Staff ’31-’32; President Junior Class ’30-’31; Secretary Senior Class ’31-’32. Jack Crosswhite Jack’s versatility makes him hard to describe. Those four splendid years on the gridiron—the basket ball court—and the baseball diamond! How we count on Jack to help us win our games! We hope some day to see him in the League. Football ’28-’29-’30-’31; Basket Ball ’28-’29-’30-’31; Captain Basket Ball ' 30-’31; Baseball Team ’28-’29-’30; Captain of State Champions in Baseball ’29-’30; Vice President Monogram Club ’31-’32. Lewis D. Crouch, Jr. Quite a ladies’ man is Lewis, and he is liked by everyone. Lewis has literary aspirations and we hope that they will be fulfilled. May life be packed full of success and happiness, Lewis. Frances Elizabeth Danner Frances has helped brighten our high school days mightily. She has done fine work in the Commercial Department. Her bright smile has won her many friends during the past four years, and we know that it will continue to do so. Commercial Club ’28-’29; Bible Club ’31-’32. Katherine Paulina Davis Katherine is the school favorite, always happy and laughing, even after a session in chemistry lab. She is our ideal of a fine all-round high school student. Best o’ luck to you, Katherine, in all you undertake to do. Girl Reserves ’30-’31, ’31-’32; Glee Club ’31-’32. ■Cj 14 fa o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ► ► ► o o o o ► o o o o o o ► o o o o o o ► o o o o o o o o o r— Jo

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A AAA , A A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WOLVERINE 19 3 2 George D. Craig, Jr. Old Lady Luck smiled on Salem High the day George came to us from Martinsville. He, who is one of our best students, is ever ready to help us in our work or play. Here’s wishing you a happy and prosperous future at V. P. I. Literary Society ’30-’31; Hi-Y ’31-’32. Paul Rudolph Craige Paul has quite a few feminine admirers who appreciate brown curly hair and sparkling eyes. He has lots of school spirit and succeeds in everything he attempts. We are all sure that your future will be crowned with success. Bird Club ' 28. Vera Elizabeth Crawford Vera is one of Salem High’s quiet, refined girls and is loved and respected by all. She is ever ready to lend a helping hand to any of her many friends and her success in the future is assured by her capability and personality. Home Ec. Club; Bible Club ’31-’32. Mary Lucille Crockett Who is Lucille? Why, she is the dearest, sweetest, most lovable little girl in Salem High. Everyone loves her and is she a good sport? There is none better. She is quite an artist and we know she will make us most proud of her. Art Club ’28-’29; Latin Club ’ 30—’31; Glee Club ’30-’31-’32; Home Ec. Club ’31-32. Russel Cronk Russel’s lazy, happy-go-lucky attitude will always linger in our hearts. We hate to think of breaking up this class of ours but here’s hoping that when we meet again, Russel, we will see you as a great success in your chosen profession. 4 13 ▼ v v ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼

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WOLVERINE 19 3 2 Ray Leo Dean Among all those we love, Ray holds his place in each of our hearts, not simply because he is Ray, but for his sincerity and fellowship to all. We hope and pray that you will always remain just the same old Ray. Bird Club ’28-’29. Ruby Mae Deaton Ruby is one of our Seniors who “never says die” and is always on the job. Her faithfulness and stick- at-it-ness certainly contribute to the stability of our class. Lucky is the swain who gets Ruby’s hand. Commercial Club ’28-’29. Bessie Lee Deel Bessie is one of Salem High’s most popular girls; always radiating fun and lots of school spirit. She has friends among both the faculty and the student body. She is always listening for a certain auto¬ mobile horn. We wonder why! Here’s luck to Bessie. Art Club ’28-’29; Girl Reserves ’28- ' 29, ’30-’31, ' 31-’32; Glee Club ’30- ' 31, ’31-32. Verna Katherine Deyerle Katherine has been a very faithful student in her four years at Salem Hi. Her pleasing personality and bright intelligence have made her everyone’s friend and we all join in wishing her luck. Shorthand Club ’28—’29; Home Ec. Club ’30-’31, ' 31-’32 (Treasurer). William Oliver Divers Oliver is very quiet and quite a representative of the proverbial senior dignity. He is studying agriculture and we are sure he will be a credit to the profession. Best of luck to you, Oliver, we know you will be a great success in life. ■4 15 4 -