Varina High School - Varinian Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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H7 EUGENE MLANALLY Eugene is :1 gentleman VVho loves the ladies all: He's always with a pretty maid A strolling in the hall. Gene is the tall, good-natured. curly haired boy often seen driving a lizzie about Varina. In spite of the fact that Eugene is not fond of work, he is one of our most energetic Basketball players. He is a good student, but is ready for fun at any time. Every one enjoys his mischievous spirit, cheery smiles a11d jolly puns. lf he makes as big a hit with the world as he has made with us we feel sure he will be successful. CONSTANCE FOXALI, Happy am I. from care lllfl freeg VVhy aren't they all contented like me? The above couplet describes Conny , for she never allows any of the petty trials that ag- gravate most of us to ruffle her calm disposi- tion. Constance takes part in the literary work of the school and represented us credit- ably at Blackstone last spring. She can usually be found haunting the halls and the olhce and getting her daily exercise by dodging the teachers. Constance intends to go to college but has not decided what branch of work she will take up. est 18 . I 'T . rf - -- , i uf i '- -,-r 5 Y v '!Lf '