Fairfax Hall High School - Chain and Anchors Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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“ss PAULINE W. EARL “Half-pint”’ FORT WORTH, TEXAS Rack-a-ho Tennis Club; Swimming Team; Track Team; Riding Squad. Prova “Miss Prissy. “Little Half-pint,” and many other affec- tionate names belong to this petite person from Texas. She’s called the school’s sweetheart, “and then some.” She is, considered one of the best dancers we have, and ’tis rumored that in Huntington, where she spent the Christmas holidays, she was the most popular visitor that town has ever known. VIRGINIA peEM. HILTON an NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK President Athletic Association: President Craft Club; Varsity Basket Ball Team; Glee Club: Rack-a-ho Tennis Team: Track Team, Riding Squad; Golf Club; Swiumnuing Team; Y. W.C. A. PVasenis Our. all around girl’ She excels in all kinds of athletics (even in marbles and gallopers). She is an excellent student, having one of the highest averages in school, and as a “good sport” she’s right there. Where there’s “Va” there’s pep; she gets behind and pushes with an unusual vim and makes a success of everything she undertakes. Would that we had a few more like you, “Va.” ty

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LILLIE MAE CARTER “Masie” MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Rack-a-ho Tennis Club; Glee Club; Choir; Hiking Club; Swimming Team; Track Team; Vor s Without a doubt Mae is one of our most popular Southern girls. We all just love to hear her talk, and when she says, “Do y’ all,” who could refuse her? She is always so thoughtful and willing to do things, that we Seniors consider her our “lovin’ Pal.” Mae sings, plays the piano, and always has witty and clever things to say. In other words, we think Mae is pretty nice. ELEANOR CHITTENDEN Tiere ANDERSON, INDIANA Ball and Racquet Tennis Club; Basket Ball Team; Swimming Team; Track Team; Riding Squad; Golf Club; Vice-Presi- den Dramatic Art Club; Y. W. Ce A. Indeed the Muses. smiled on “Doc.” It would take the whole student body to tell just how mar- velously Doc can play the latest jazz. “On with the dance; come on, Doc,” is what we ‘hear when we want to play. Small and full of pep, she gets behind and pushes with a strength that often surprises us. Like the rest of us, she has hit the bumps, but has come through without serious injury, and we wish for her the best of fortune in the future.

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GLADYS MARIE KNOX “Glad” KEW GARDENS, LONG ISLAND Editor-in-Chief Farr Facts; )ice- President Student Government; Manager Varsity Basket Ball Team; Ball and Racquet Tennis Club; Craft Club; Swimming Team; Golf Club; Riding Squad; Vo WAGs: What would we do without “Glad”? She’s our “all around sport.” When something must be done we call on “Glad” and she does it, does it well, too. Capa- bility is her middle name, and popu- larity should truly be added. At the end of the first semester we ac- cepted with regret her resignation as our Class President, but she was needed for other important matters. Her “come hither’ looks just sim- ply make ’em step, and who would not keep stepping for one glance from those ‘“Glad-eyes ?” BETTY FLORENCE HORNE EBar MAGNOLIA, NORTH CAROLINA Secretary and Treasurer Rack-a-ho Tennis Club; Glee Club; Swim- ming Team; Hiking Club; Riding Squcdee ee Gee Betty first advanced into the limelight on Armistice Day when she appeared clad in that most cele- brated of garments, a military cape. She has remained there since then, and likewise firmly established her- self in all our hearts by her never- failing smile, her fondness for rapid speech, and her clever charac- © terizations of a man. Yes, Betty, we like S. M. A. too, but what’s the use?