Varina High School - Varinian Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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14 Ciba iaarinian RUTH GLADYS FisHER AIUPIIIIPFI' of I.lfl'l'!U'KY Society Gladys is a little girl from Elko, being our only representative from that city. She is very studious and is our Valedic- torian. We are all proud of Gladys because she represented us in the inter-county spelling match and with distinction too. Gladys is a quiet little girl with a lot of fun. She hopes to be a teacher some day, and we all think that she will make a big hit where ever she goes. RICHARD H. FUssELr. Zllfnzlwr of Literary Socieiy, Athletic flxsociafion, Hfzxellall and Baslcctball Trams. Richard, better known as Dick, is liked by all who know him. Dick is a hard worker and has helped win many games. He is a monogram man in Basketball. VVhenever we had experiments in Chemistry on foods he was always ready to sample them, provided Mr. Baker was not looking. He is our class orator and singer. He is always willing to do any- thing he is asked to do, and his old tim: motto is always do your friends good.

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libs varinian 13 I-lARR1ET VIRGINIA CHILDREY Member of Literary Society Hattie is the quietest and most studious girl in our class. What would we do without her to help us with our Algebra and Latin? It is to Hattie we go first with our joys and sorrows. She has a quiet humor about her, and though she is good no one would accuse her of being a blue stocking. Hattie will become a great woman some day, if some one does not find out too soon how sweet she is and what a fine companion she would make. NETTUQ VIRGINIA EBERLY Member of Literary Society and Athletic Association Q Nettie, better known as Jim, is one of the students who came to us from Glen- dale. She joined us in our Junior Year and she has made wonderful record dur- ing the last two years, for which she was made Salutatorian for the class. Jim has a pleasant disposition and is always willing to back any proposition that Charles makes. She takes a prom- inent part in the Literary Society and the Athletic Association. Jim is very popular among the students and is always a ready and willing worker.

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',g.r'j.ng:.'v- - ' the varinian lg OLIVE HALL Member of Literary Sorivfy Olive is the class baby and acts the part. She is a shark when it comes to French or Latin. She is a good sport in spite of her occasional laziness and we do not know what we would do without her. Olive has many accomplishments, she being the artist of this masterpiece. Her one fault is getting others into trouble with things she does not wish to do her- self. No matter what her faults are we feel sure she will be a credit to her class as a French teacher and OLD MAID. RANDOLPH P. HARRISON Zllmlzbcr ofLiteraryS0rir'ty,Af11Ie!ir f1.rsoc'iaz'i0n, Baseball and Bmrlccflmll Teams Rannie has been with us all four years, and we wonder what we should have ever done without him. He is very popular among his fellow students as is shown by the oflices he has held. Rannie has a jolly side, in fact he carries it so far that he has been declared to be the silliest boy at Varina. Rannie has proved to be the leading athletic star, he being Captain of Basketball for two years and Manager of Baseball. We recommend Randolph as one of the most promising students Varina has ever turned out. Y