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

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GEORGE LYON “George” CLARKSBURG, Rack-a-ho Tennis Club; Golf Club; Hiking Club. WEST VIRGINIA Truly, George is splendid! So sweet and considerate of everyone. Attractive? Well, they all just completely lose their hearts to her. What new girl will not vouch for the fact that she was a veritable ray of sunshine and hope during the first lonesome days at school? Ambition? She has it! She aspires to be a doctor, and with her big heart she will make good. Go to it, George; the class of ’22 is backing you, =— =—=— =— = == = = = ed ad == == = — SS — 4 —— =— == =— —=— =—=— —=! = = S= =S= == = S= = S= KATHRYN MOSBY “Kitty” WAY NESBORO, VIRGINIA “Kitty” is not a boarding student, and just stays with us through the day. Yet we all know her and like her immensely. She is an energetic worker and shows wonderful co- operative spirit; she is ever ready in Senior activities and has never failed to do all we have asked of her. Kitty, we’re only sorry you can’t be with us all the time, you have shown a keen interest in all the things we have attempted to do this year. We surely do wish you all sorts of success and happi- for ness,

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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?

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ELIZABI LH BRO SS “Betty” PORTLAND, OREGON Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class; Manager Golf Club; Ball and Racquet Tennis Club; Hiking Club; Swimming Team. Who doesn’t know Betty? Some- how she always reminds one of Neysa McNein covers or girls on Community Silver advertisements. And who hasn’t heard Betty give a scream of joy when the Annapolis mail comes in? S core one for the Navy, as the “Navy’s coming through.” We vote her a 4:0. SIDNEY RANDOLPH TYLER A pe CLARINGTON, OHIO Executive Board; Dramatic Art Club; Rack-a-ho Tennis Club; Glee Club; Hiking Club; Riding Squad. W iG, From the banks of the beautiful Ohio comes Sid, bringing with her sunshine and merriment. Good-na- tured and big-souled, she has won a place in all our hearts. Although, like Rip Van Winkle, she may have somewhat of “an insuperable aver- sion” to labor, she is unusually tal- ented and can say and write the cleverest things. We prophesy for her a brilliant future. How proud we shall be of our “Sid” when she gets to be “Miss Tyler, the novel- ist |”