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

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W O LV E R I N E 19 3 2 i O 4 0 i 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 ) 0 4 ' Gillie Elizabeth Williams Most capable and efficient is Gillie in everything she does. Her versatility and personality have obtained for her much popularity, among both the students and the faculty. Here’s success to the girl who is ever bubbling over with pep and enthusiasm for the undertakings of Salem High. Editor Newspaper “Wolverine” ’30-’31, ’31—’32; Literary Society ’30-’31. ’31—’32; Debating Team ' 30-’31, ’31-’32; Student Council ' 30-’32; Editor Annual “Wol¬ verine” ’31-’32. Aurich A. Woodson A handsome face with brown, dreamy eyes! Who is it? “Rick” of course. It’s going to be hard to fill your place in Salem High, “Rick,” but we’re hoping you’ll be as successful in life as you’ve been in school, especially on the athletic field. Football ’29-’30- ' 31; Manager of Basket Ball ’29; President Monogram Club ' 30-’31; Declamation ' 29. May Estelle Woody We can never forget Estelle no matter how far we are apart. Her merry ways are symbolic of a happy spirit and it gives us great pleasure to see the lovely, deep brown eyes of our “Venus” twinkling in our annual. Mythology Club ' 28; Home Economics Club ’29-’30; Girl Reserves Club ’31— ' 32; Baseball and End Ball ’28-’29. Emma Frances Worley We certainly were glad when Emma returned from Reidsville to finish at dear old Salem. Emma is studious and very faithful. One hardly knows when she is around because she is so quiet, but we miss her when she is absent. Good Luck, Emma! Flower Club ' 28- ' 29; Literary Society ’29-’30; Bible Club ’31-32. 4 28 W W ' V w w w v v O o ; o • o 0 : 0 0 : 0 V ► ►

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WOLVERINE 19 3 2 Elinor Lee Walters Elinor is always laughing and she can make us laugh with her ready wit. Some day we will be proud to have graduated with such a budding young writer for Elinor is noted for her originality. May you succeed, Elinor, and send us a compli¬ mentary copy of your first book. Girl Reserves ' 28-’29; Art Club ’28- ' 29; Literary So¬ ciety ’29-’30. ’31 —’32; Paper Staff ’30-’3I, ' 31-’32; Student Council ’31-’32. Nellie Ruth Webber How proud we are to have “Nell” in our class! Her snappy eyes and brilliant smile have laughed their way into all our hearts. Although she is quiet and petite, she possesses that intangible charm that makes her a general favorite of S. H. S. Treasurer Sophomore Class ’29-’30; Latin Club ’28-’29, ’30—’31; Girl Reserves ’30—’31; Home Room Circulation Manager Wolverine Annual. Damaris Blair Wiley Personality, capability, and danceability all packed into one tiny person—that’s Blair! It doesn’t seem possible that such a small person could do so much, be so well known and so widely liked as Blair, but such is the case. As Valedictorian she leads her class. Valedictorian Class ’32; President Art Club ’28-’29; Student Council ' 29-’30, ’30-’31; Annual Staff ' 31— ' 32; Cheer Leader ’30- ' 31, ' 31- ' 32; Glee Club ’30-’31; Secre¬ tary of Glee Club ’31-’32; Girl Reserves ’28-’29, ’31-’32; Literary Society ’30- ' 31, ’31-’32. Nancy Wilkes A solemn sweet expression, a smile, a suppressed giggle—all are typical of Nancy and all add up to make a lovely little lass. In addition to her lovable qualities, she has her share of brains and has stood high in all four years of her high-school life. Lots of luck in your life’s work, Nancy. Latin Club ’30-’31; Literary Society ' 31- ' 32. Dorothy Jean Williams “Dot’s” good nature and sunny smile have won for her the admiration of her schoolmates. She is always ready to help in every possible way. It is certainly with sincere regret, but with many good wishes that S. H. S. bids “Dot” good-bye. Art Club ’28-’29; Girl Reserves ’28-’29, ’30-’31, ’31-’32; Glee Club ’31-’32; Botany Club ’31-’32. $ 2 T }

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WOLVERINE 19 3 2 In Loving Memory and Tenderest Remembrance of Our Dear Friend and Classmate JRutI] lalizabeilj (ifflao 5, 1915 3Julg 22, 193D