Varina High School - Varinian Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1928 volume:

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We hope in the years to 2 - 15 over this, and scenes herein d 1 icigi-if ?b3'iTgJ ack memories. May these memog f lways sweet, and bring to your face a h I fife. We have given of our best. Would tfi gi hid begter to give! f 1 A 4 In me iw j'r1i'if ewzn as ill, I find 4 ' A '21 L offigfb stillg In me owl vizfijlpofoqgirwce divine, I find I 'ag I ot, I do 77, Emgibo dfqgfaiflgn ine h H Betfwee Ne,fj'19'1f iuIge' e God has not. fr' -BYRON. x, V Estimation Gin the ,future nf Wanna We, the Staff of 1928, do hereby dedicate this issue of The Varinian to The Future of Varina. We hope in this way to express our gratitude and appreciation to the Varina community and School for their untir-- ing efforts. May the accomplishments of the Future Varina be even greater than those in the past As Pope says : , ,Na , is ,W .. N. ,Ng ., . 1 ,l -, V i 1 .- - . v -, W0'-5' 1'-4J '- ' ' 'W N V Q 14,3-.ri 7f-- .9 A., , .4 f . 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ABERNATHYI MISS DAVIS Agricultiirdl Instructor Home Economics Instructor MISS BROOKS English, French MISS O'NEAL MISS MOTLEY History, Latin Science, History MISS TAYLOR Mdtliern-atics, Biology MISS THIMSEN MRS. BERNI-IEISEL Music Serentli Grade MISS JETER Sixth, Grade MISS HEDRICK MISS SMITH Fifth, Grade Fourth Grdde MISS SUSIE BARRETT Third Grade MISS MABEL BARRETT MISS WILLIS Second Grade First Grade MISS JOHNSON Overflofw Room E91 ' T , , ,giI,fr2f41' a 5 TEQSW3-1 ,jHT3AWMgggig3ygf fB4QEyg5FHpx . . mv, -L, 5, ky: -, V' imp :gdb . iq .fig - ' E101 f '.'. - 1. f 1 ' a 1- If M . 1'-'r 1't. w.llh' 'J' 'N ' 1 a W, -,al , fi' fa' my ul' ,,r,1vv,' ,.,,,el M ,KM-wx, .- -r.uth,,,,-, -l , a -11,11 .. ar- l , , 'l, ,. M 5 ,N ,N 'zum rv l Ny .mia A---V re-ew -.a.. ,- .ly in .i,,,,f,.! 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What will we do when Thelma, our epeakerg debater, smartest and hardest worker, is gone? Well, 'Ehelma, We realize that life Will he what you make it. Beet- o' luck! I O 1 xl 5. l 1 ' ff. ,7 vw fqr 47' , W I ,N I 1 X J ' 1 ff? x - MW 1,13 71 , f ,V I 4 o. b y W WWI My h X Q :fin gl 1 , sk Q ', Zf' I . . I lsr L , . ,is ye.. NW: 'W ill? pee. 4 l lf me Uwl' ' . 1 .l 1 -. 1-.ffi li-fhii A 'fi ilkiie 1'-A I l'i1rnf.t3ll, l..5lf'l?'fl95'Qlli ii ef ' + to , .Mb HJ RUTH. FUSSELL Ruth, tell cmd not stout, Other peoples' romances con tend ont. Ruth is a wonderful basketball player, housekeeper end public speaker. Since she has so many talents, we cannot predict what course Ruth will follow, but we are sure it will be 'a brilliant one. The class of '28 wishes her the best of success. ROBERT NELSON Robert Nelson, toll and strong, Neoeo' thinks thot he le wrong. Robert is an exceptional fellow, take him any way you choose. He is good-netured and always looking for a unit. In spite of his deep interest in music, he still has time for play.. We all wish him .good luck. rj, i UA, v ff .l,, 1 . , I! 'l , . 5. rwlml N eu , , U. Vllufyll rits 'NV Mm, lil.-1 ,-. ll ' . 1 .l'l..,' ,sl ffsLll','.:g'lZl fill l figs All . 1 l'll,,, -pp.4.u..,c 4- lv' 'X if we l , Y1l'Hl ok, sp, ll .AL lf f l? we .Vwv ,,-it . Q A K, llff -' ll! l. . Y A-llf. ,j'f:.ll'gl,, 'l.l..lr ll . f ,I , lAT'5 .Y fv.':',l1'7f 'll 5' will l. ,., .ssl J N 7 ly, h Af lx l l i'fltl,llll llvlwli' l lll -.e Y nl .JM HM' . 1 sm ,l 4,- .4 ,' s' ev-l 'lilo A ,, .,, V ,,., 1-s , , .,v'-, V l ll' ,. lTl'll'y -ml-V ll lll we l rl ,w.Il'nlef -.lwwflll fll l 1 ,e,mo'ltl' nl ft lf li llllslllv ll ll l 7 l l l llllfll lllll' l Nl ll ll U mush.:-. ll' 4 ELMA MILAM Ever since Elma came to Verine she has been e pal to ell of us. She is e basketball star and lirm s-upportei' of all work. But all of these honors' fade into oblivion compared with the place- she has won in our hearts. H'e1je's wish- ing 'Elma the best of luck in the world. l19l JOHN MISTR Jolm Mists, nent and slow, Will be o country gentleman, we all know. This applies to Johnnie He may be slow in some ways, but when it comes to speed on thc basketball court, he. is- herd to best. We expect Johnnie to make a success' as e country gentle' man, ' supplying milk to the city in the. future. 'i .fri- .,.s re---W X .J by .asf , l Vi y T135-1,- fig, I ., ., - k. !.+rHL-X, rl ' .inf ,fn M Jr, 'l f'M' W' lr V 1 ,W Wf'v,'.u, N y' '- I M 1lSli'r'.l i. 'll'ill rlvji 'r3'11 l 'il J l 'tile'--rf-'-lt . J .shui .i-XF' 'J .fii'f'Y.Tr MX J Q 111 1. i 1 r Q fm gif'-r' l iii' lf'5- '.s-Wit Q 1.-' A' l ,t'4.',, M4 Miss Taylor was our adviser, and has continued to be our home-room teacher the rest of our days in high school. This year we won distinction among the classes through some of our members, one being vice-president of the Athletic Association, six mem- bers on the basketball teams, and one secretary of our Junior League. After working hard, we won the program contest. During this term we also had some members who went out for track and competed in the County Meet. One or two went to the District Meet. A little later in the year we lost three of our members, leaving eighteen on the roll. We ended the Sophomore year with a much stronger determination of reaching the goal After all of us- had enjoyed ourselves wonderfully well during vacation time, we came back to find ourselves Juniors. We could hardly believe that we were really Juniors, because it seemed only yesterday that we were in the Freshman class, taking up our new studies. We again had some new teachers. Miss Shelburne came in place of Mrs. Stoneman, and Miss Riddell in place of Miss Talley, who became Mrs. Shepherclson soon after the close of school. We again noticed that we had lost some oil our old classmates. One had joined the Sophomore Class, and one did not return. This brought our number down to sixteen. After all of us had begun to work again, two dropped out to find home more interesting. Our number was now fourteen. Our oflicers for this year were: Virginia Nelson .......... ..........,................ P resident Wilmer Hedrick ......,... ..,.....,.............. V ice-President Louise Sadowsky .,........... ........,.... S ecretary-Treasurer Our class was very interested in the activities of the School. We had seven members and one substitute on the basketball teams, four boys on the baseball team, and two on the track team. These boys and girls won us much distinction in the school. Five of our members were on the Stu- dent Council three were on the Annual staff, one president of the Athletic A, iation ,one vice-president and one secretary of the Carrie A. Lyford ssoc Home Economics Club. The vice-president, secretary and treasurer of h l One the F.F.V.'s were from our class. We also published a sc oo paper. of our number named it the Bits of N ews, and we published it with the co-operation of the entire school. After the second term, Thelma Day came to join our class, which creased our number to fifteen. Thelma won honors for our class by win- l23l -1, up ,lu A W 1 A' -'L-'M . ' : ' --m , ..4r.M. ,lx .af X H Vyv.-, ,zu i!f,W:,Ngi-v l ,I ff-Q. I j',gL!! 'W l 'Ant--I ,r. f,-- ul, ,er .rw .y Qu,- 1 ra l v , a .1 ie, VV- X' :Q EKWIXIIJVL lid'-'V Ex Y -4 ,.v. -'. ' ' ' uimiul it - a.,..q I J ning the eirls' public speakina contest in the High School and also in the County and District meets. Thus we ended our Junior year. We had only one more year to go. After a very pleasant vacation had passed, we came back together to and ourselves still nearer our eoal. We were really Seniors! Who could believe it? Seniors! Yes, really Seniors! We quickly greeted three new Seniors who dropped into our class from the preceding class, and three of our old classmates did not return. After we had settled down and started back to work, Emmett Lipford and Stan- ley Fussell decided they liked home better than school. This year our class is interested in all school activities. We have eight members on the basketball teams, the president and secretary-treasurer of the Athletic Association, the president of the Junior League, the president ol the F.F.V.'s, the president and secretary of the Carrie A. Lyford Home Economics Club, the president, vice-president, secretary-treasurer of the Chemistry Club, the president of the French Club, the president of the Chorus Class are all from our class. All the debaters this year are from the Senior Classg they are: Helen Wagner and Wilmer Hedrick, afiirmatives: Thelma Day and Christine Sweeney, negatives. The best girl public speaker is from the Senior Class. She is Ruth Fussell. Our class ofiicers for this year are: Ca.rl Hickam ...,.......,..... .... ......................... l J resident Elma Milam .....,....... ..... ............,......... V 1 ce-President Cleo Yeary ................................,......... Secretary-Treasurer We hope that the members of our class will be as active in the outside world as they have been in our School. We use the motto of The Three Musketeers, which is, All for one and one for all. We Seniors have always taken up for each other. Some may be professorsg some may be housewives, nurses, doctors, and lawyersg some may go into the business world, but whatever We take up, we sincerely hope that each of our class chooses the road to success and happiness. --LOUISE SADOWSKY, HlSt0!'tf!!l. l24l S' ... ,i-X ,. if Y . .,,, .-.- 1. ,'-,, W . '-,K-'H , fi ..1.. ,Q 1 H3 L- 0 . ,N ' J . i' 115' f P . ., f. -,I ,- .. I .s. 3 -.H X, , ,A,. A M,, ,. M... L ,- ,fy fr'-'L,'g.'4ve' - .Q L 'ji 'Q .1 I .3-MAI' ix ' , QV5' i ' Prophecy of the Senior Class All these letters came to me today. Oh, what a surprise it was-so many that I cannot quite understand each, but I hope you may. Also, I could not print everything. New York City, N. Y. To All: I certainly feel at home when any one says New York Opera House, as this is my permanent home. I was Madame Butterfly the other night. I made a big hit with a Fifth Avenue guy. RUTH FUSSELL. , Memphis, Tenn. Read All: ' This mountain social work just fills my heart with joy. I love horse- back riding and seeing .the joy I put in each home as I arrive. This work is very delightful, but I am afraid it will last only six months. HELEN WAGNPIR. Hollywood, Calif. Well! Well! Did you all see me in that last movie, The Star Winner ? I just love stage life, for there is always something exciting. I tell the world there are some fine actors here. ELINOR WHITLOCK. Richmond, Va. Decor Ones: The Retreat is a swell old joint. It's the most interesting thing in my life. Especially since we have a young doctor here who likes sweet nurses. ELMA MILAM. I25l Q. f.. gf' N--V-fffib affik l if ff fA fn ,vw f Philadelphia, Pa. To Each: Library work is very appealing to me, since I am making good at it. I play forward on the Penn Basketball team and get around, too. Well I shall soon be coming back to Richmond. LOUISE SADOWSKY. 7 Columbia University, N. Y. Hello, Erverybody.' Just a line to let you know how I am getting along as Professor of History and Mathematics. Oh, boy! I mean to say I have some dumb pupils, considering Varina. THELMA DAY. London, England. Classmates .' Am sending you an invitation to my wedding as I expect you know I am marrying the Prince of Wales. Won't it be grand to be a real queen? n VIRGINIA NELSON. Wheeling, W. Va. Boys and Girls: I am chief stenographer here in the iron mills. It pays Well, and I am sending all of you an invitation to my wedding next month to the president of the mills. ANNIE CANFIELD. Fredericksburg, Va. Dem' F1 iemls.' Hope all of you will come up here Better Home Week, as I am giving demonstrations on making doughnuts for the Rumford Baking Company. College and Home Economics certainly did help me. LUCILE BOWIS E261 v ,mhnwvj ,ff . 'El 'fulfil ' xl i l E , I ,v ., , ru. ltvx ' l .' o' Jw it f E ., ,fr -Tv ix, ' f ly.- , Junior Class Motto: We will fiurl rr path or 'mulre one ou rr .- Pink Rosehuds Colors .' Pink and Grer u Sponsor-lllr. Motley O F F l C E R S Pmsirlout ................. ............ A UBREY l'lEDRlCK ll2.6363-Pll'6l8lllflfhllit .....,..,.......... ....,.......... H ELEN YAHLEY Seoretary-Treuaurea' .............. .,............ C LARA MISTR M E M B E R S Elwood Alexander fda Beadles Carl Beasley Beverly Crouch John Dovala Warren Davis Allen Dotson Amon Gruhbs Eddie Hare Mann Harrison Aubrey Hedrick Ernest Lipford W infred Moore Percy Moore Floyd Nuttall John Payne John Pearman Thelma Becker Nellie Bowsher Willinette Fussell Clara Mistr imogene Morgan Lllli Ottesen 'Thelma Shurm Jennie Stoneman Afioe Throokmorton Catherine Whitlock ,orence Woods Helen Yahley Carese Bedford Gwendolyn Staples Beverly Pearman Vaughan Jackson F. l31l iwei 2 AKA P7 2 , , T A-.st-. ,lt ,,. r 1' 'Mn ,pp l,t1,,jrxffe',, , n ,t t ay'-rap-,,tt,l,E'3fwf .llc ml-t,, -pu-'ev in on if ,ana - ,p,l,1lln.fpi'lY:,ptn5Qal .ful ll ,l -ppftlpppp -it,ax'k.f , ?,lM,'1Qt21y lipjl-pp ky an tj wp Q-My-E XIX ripiwpp ,,pp'l',,lfV .- ' iff A-rot .' was , , sf' is Lg ty .t,, v3A,'Q,y,s- ig ,,mf'f--V V ,.,f4yr.j ,rf v...,,.e Junior Class History GREAT moment in history! The morning of September 11, 1928, was indeed a great moment in history when we the Glass of 29, began our triumphant marchathrough ldigh Schoo . 2 At the beginning of our Freshman Campaign we were lift y- tgcpur strong, under the generalship of Miss Summers tnow Mrs onemant. Our ranks were so large that Commander-rn-Chief General Baker placed part of our army under the leadership of General tMissll Taylor. Our campaign was very successful, although we had nothing but green militia to start with. When our freshman campaign came to a close in June, after righting the battles of English, Algebra, History, Science and A 'ricult h ' ' g ure, we ad lost only four of our gallant men. In September, 1927, at the opening of our Sophomore Cam- paign, our army had dwindled down to thirty-three. This cam- paign, led by General tMisslt O'Neal. was edually as successful as the first, although we fought harder battles. Our men had the fighting spirit, and during the entire campaign we lost only one man. When our Junior Campaign opened, our army had been in- creased to thirty-four by two volunteers. This time we found ourselves under the leadership of General fMisslt Motley, second only to Robert E. Lee. We have been very successful thus far, although in the Battle of Matrimony, Dan Cupid succeeded in picking off two of our very bravest men. We now have veterans, who are very different from our original raw recruits. We believe that with the wonderful strat- egy of our leader and the hard fighting of our men, we will be as successful in our future campaigns as we have been in the past. 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BERNHEISEL George Madison Marion Malco Maurice Mayeur Warner Mosby Archie Munro Joe Pollard Grover Shurm Albert Thimsen Thomas Tillman Charles Wagner Arthur Lee Warriner Clarence Wingo Geneva Alexander Mary Bischoff Mary Blackburn Loma Carson Estelle Czornensky Doris Howards Jane Ellen Moore Eunice Peeler SIXTH GRADE-Miss J ETER Lacy May Murphy Marguerite Redford Elizabeth Sarik Mamie Silva Belle Stoneman Doris Sullivan Madeline Traina Murrell Wolf Clara Wagner Everett Beadles David Boltz Robert Bridgewater Wilson Childrey George Davis Wellington Enroughty Howard Eberly William Ferguson Winston Garnet Baynham Garrett Bernard Henderson Frank Kirtley Williain Mathews Leon Meade Cecil Ross Cunow Rohrig James Savage George Stoneman Paul Sweeney Bernard Throckniorton Bernice Belknap Virginia Bottoms Adeline Duke Margaret Enroughty Clay Duncan Bessie Moore Isabelle Madison Mildred Osborne Goldie Ross Martha Wagner Mamie Walton Alice Woods Efiie Duncan Edith Frayser Margaret Moore Wilson Wagner Earle Whitlock Elbee Campbell Seldon Campbell Marvin Fowler Claude Goode Nelson Griggs Thomas Moore Wilson Pearce Oneil Shaw Ernest Silva FIFTH GRADE-Miss HEDRICK Aubrey Smith Randolph Tuck Leon Wade John Lee Yahley Bruce Rennie Stanley Hula William Wolf John Page Lawrence Clarke Alma Becker Nancy Boon Frances Buissett Lillian Dean Bessie 'irubbs Edith Hanvey Gladys Henderson Elizabeth Hill Margaret Jenkins FOURTH GRADE-Miss SMITH Dorothy Johns Mary Pavloich Helen Pollard Rose Lee Wagner Willie Walton Emma Whitlock Mabel Street Bertha Carson Hillman Bowsher Thomas Covington Willliam Crittenden David Crosby Karl Crouch Oakley Eastern Chris Portewig Randolph Reanis Earnest Shultz Frank Silva Pete Skubbon Johnnie Skubbon David Spence Matilda Allen Mary F. Charlton Salvador Traina Elizabeth Crittenden Bernice Carson Dorothy Davis Phyllis Enroughty Dorothy Ferguson Avnell Frick Doris Hill Vlasta Hula Lillian Lanimey l40l Adelaide Madison Blanche Moore Evelyn Phillips Doris Saunders Louise Shomaker Annie Skubbon Virginia Smith Elizabeth Stoneman Gladys Throckinorton Mary Wallo Rachael Shobe Carrie Yeary +1 pi pi Lil , gf fufff-f'f -, 'fv w, -Y A WY, vb, I, 6 -ev ii-J -Q, Qin 3'1 .41 fi 3 Z' YT. . V ' ' , F -gg 43. I XA v .fy :x, '-f -Q, Pt. 11 A , -,,,. , .k-:All .1 , fm- -L W': 'I K V, -5 i vm. V, 'If V 1 .--x - . gk ll . . - x., ,K Q , fx 'fi' I Nw.. . Y 1,-Hi x-lf, ,. f Y Q. , 4 . fb'-,J-F? Q -'-f : . 3 : xs. X 1'-iff: r' . Q1 5 T1 L r -Q 1 - I-Fr' 7.-E -mf, -,1 .: V Y 1 A 1- Y'-f -,':.'ir J' . A ' 1 ,I Q --U It! L W' ' -V . -J 5, 5,1 - , - 3 1 11 l I I I, 1' A, VW? III, I II J KI 4 ...f-um' N W ,K I IJ: 'U TIM iW..:.I ETT -- ,III 'I' J XIIMIII II II I II 'Is I Im 'I I I I I 'II I IAIIIIW'-2 III 'I IQ I ' -'-III ,' I I I Nr LLL III, I f f 'CL UBS .1 ,rf ,Q ,L ,, .. ,, ,, , , . ,,,, ,I if ww. . , v NY, 1 C- ,, Carrie Alberta Lyford Motto: The Home Comes First D Colo? Blue and White Flower: Whi O F FIC E R S President .......,..,.,, ,.,,..,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,..,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,. T HELMA DAY Vice-President .....,.., ,,.,,,,,, T HELMA SHURM Secretary ........... ........ A NNIE CANFIELD Treasurer ..,.,. ..............,.. H ELEN YAHLEY Adviser ....... .rfLs...MISS ELoIsE M. DAVIS Sponsor ....... .....,., C ARRIE ALBERTA LYFORD M E M B E R S Alice Throckmorton Clara Mistr Florence 'Woods Gwendolin Staples Nellie Bowsher Jennie Stoneman Ida Beadles Helen Yahley Thelma Garrett Helen Garnet Irene Amory Effie Yeary Thelma Day Louise Sadowsky Helen Wagner E45 Imogene Morgan Willinette Fussell Lily Otterson Catherine Whitlock Thelma Becker Thelma Shurm Burnice Bowis Lucile Frayser ' Evelyn Swanson Annie Canfield Lucile Bowis Elinor Whitlock Christine Sweeney Ruth Fussell te Rose Kewl WV., 1 , L 1 , .wx I 1 'fi' my Q! mu- r,.,, X-:vw Vl1Sp f' 1 X, , ,gf ff- lg. :nw H '25, , 1 ff M ,N V. r 4 , . E1C,:,,n.,E11'fV2?k AQ, . , gfzafpe if 1. 937 N ,.4..L,:f' ' in-4717 ,ff ,sig lm X-. Mil .fvil - '11-. f- ., A- ffVl,2llg - iff?-J , yy -.., , 1,-w , 1 V x . ..x Q 1 ., ,kgyg 1 K'-F' 1 .1 -,.. gf I ., lm I 'Ji 1 ' 0 . if 31435 , 13 4i.,.+?fi.'zqiM if :f3'. 'fx37i1'KSY5 if C X5 ' 1 -' ,.: -A f ,V ,Lf74f,3'?f-,' qmralfx- M,,Tw,'H , , A -:kr K' ,Lf kj ,gd.y,X., 4 Varina Chapter of F. F. V.'s President ....,..,.,.. Vice-President ,,.... . Sec1'etary-Treasurer' OFFICERS ...........JOHN MISTR . HAUBREY HEDRICK ...MBEVERLY PEARMAN Reporter ....................... ......... J oHN PEARMAN Advisefr ..... MEMBERS Elwood Alexander Ortis Becker John Dovala Eddie Hare Aubrey Hedrick Ernest Lipford Floyd Nuttall John Mistr Beverly Pearman John Pearman Steve Wallo Renwick Hall I 47 l C. C. ABERNATHY John Jedinak James Lanham Okla Meade Edgar Nelson Edwin Moore Ernest Moore Carl Sigmund Philip Stoneman Henry Tepper Cleo Yeary Roscoe Yeary baths it 7 E22 NIHQKFZE11 3, sq-ff F 'w ' lQb,? .jii an-J X Xi' , 'y i' , fwakmfh ,ifww kgs f gif? Q , ' it 3' L: W i ' TN, 'Lid' ' 33. -713 . fm. f eff.. fwalilg . y- 4ff?fre+,:?4.'i,LS':fw ffP:.3t.34 iligfhlllrgglf' .-'W-rwiawrrp I -Y. - lsr.- ,.- .i . X ., . . f-f ,-1.. . .3-41 .fg Dj- -, :-Vylr. 5 jx , . I QW iafg V' . Father and Son Banquet HE members of the Varina Chapter of F. F. Vis entertained their fathers and a few other guests at a banquet in the Agricultural class- room Friday night, February 24, 1928. The Home Economics girls pre- pared and served the banquet for about forty-five guests. Several members of the Vocational Agricultural classes gave short talks on the purpose of the F. F. V.'s and some of the accomplishments and plans of the Varina Chapter. Interesting talks were also given by Mr. Cooper, Mr. Fortna, Mr. G. F. Baker, Mr. P. L. Moore, Mr. C. C. Abernathy, Mr. O. C. Hedrick and others. E481 1 i f- 'sl H ' '1 -ff 1,1 X , 'I 'QV ' ,1 y!7fk'Ql'c?f 152-EU 2i?jKl?AE YfNf Zi ffl - Hs-i f r Chemistry Club O F F I C E R S President .......................A.....,.... Q ........,,........... CARL HICKAM Vice-President ................ ........ C HRISTINE SWEENNEY Secretary-Treasurer ........ .........,,,. H ELEN WAGNER Sponsor ........,... L .........,............,...... 1 ..... , .,.......,..... MR. BAKER M E M B E R S Christine Sweeney Catherine Whitlock Elnore Whitlock Virginia Nelson Jennie Stoneman Helen Wagner Gwendolyn Staples l49l Carl Hickam Percy Moore - Cleo Yeary Mann Harrison Robert Nelson John Mistr Vaughan Jackson 'Q .....--, F my 703 ,,'l,,4,4. ' ff?-A.-Q ' .N,eaiew 2 'wEEvf, e ,JW 1G'v?fs j- f f' 1151717 :JV-'i 'f7Y if . A. 1'-' b ,niliq A:'.'v:-Eff? V Y: . x.1:L f'fi,k,rHI. ,43v gJ, ,jffd-rxfris. ,gy . jab, P5514 X' ,,.qjjxvTe,,. ,' - fy:-M .f...n,5f,f?v49 I' 1r1,.,w,vx, Q Q 7.-413: -. lr ,r,JL.L4 fx g:1g?225f,'?f435 ga-.xgkff .ww -ekiax, ' I 1- ' f . K t 1 I I : X I- une I eg-Ngfm Hia be Q-k n W dere 244 -v,5,..h1g3 u 3' ' ,Q aw. gg ,.. N WU, Nw. 1 1 +zf,,fH 'I if in 1,1 gg - s Q4 -4 W- - .Z 5 , R 'E ,, K. V Junior League Officers Presidents ELMA MILAM and CARL BEASLEY Vice-Presidents ORTIS BECKER and WILMER HEDRICK Secretaries MARY PEARMAN cmd JOHN JEDINAK Tfreaszwers AUBREY HEDRICK and JOHN PEARMAN Adviser MR. ABERNATHY E501 f-. ...,.M,.n-, if IIQQNY W9 4 g 3f:f'f:1i,X ,L iffgj. V rv.. .. -I g.. - fl U 'H' vf,j4.:f,'u Viva,-J-, , , fgxzi ,Q-egusigfsfz 1, - ,. NZM' 31fff'4'kLf D',iiy W lv ,PK-f,f'.'1 , -9ff5.Ksf 11fr' -6.-j f'.-yi-iff 17.95-J f, in P 1 -V W, 1 , .ut ' -T ' .' M. ,. .-f'.f '- '.. ':1 ,,,, ygf..rJ,,,..., H .-. -, -N .v c fgi,,q7,,q .qlemij W we 5-,nl it 31 ,4 3575, , ,- Junior League Notes HE Junior League met as usual in September and elected oiiicers. A committee was elected to revise the Constitution and By-Laws. After careful consideration, some changes were made in the organization. The principal features of the new organization Were: First, election of oflicers twice each year, instead of three times, second, the chairmen of six standing committees were elected, namely, Health Committee, Clara Mistrg Athletic Committee, Ortis Becker, Club Committee, Floyd Nuttall, School Committee, Cleo Yearyg Publicity Committee, Louise Sadowskyg and Program Committee, Lucile Bowis. A faculty adviser Was appointed for each committee. Other members of these committees were ap- pointed by the Student Council. We also have a faculty treasurer Who looks after the banking of all the finances for the organi- zations. The Work of the Junior League has been unified by this type of organization and much more efficient Work has been accom- plished by the league than ever before. Delegates Were sent to the convention in Richmond, and We Were also honored by having a member of our league appear before the Finance Committee of the State Legislature, upon the invitation of Dr. J. H. Montgomery. The league organized the Student Council, a Five Point Club, and is publishing a bi-Weekly paper fThe Varina Announcerj, and has done much more to improve the social, health, athletic and literary Work and general appearance of the building and grounds ' l51l . , EQSTQ, ,: ffgfusgf if . sz' ?z?Q':1ff3'f75'f-, R A ,,faALaeaw:saR?f:Hw 1033E3n12gEeweETR- Q I . ,A-v... Y www U. ip, ,- .Em 'A N fam wg igww 1, wh' Student Council Chairman ..... ,..... M R. ABERNATHY Ex Oficio ...... ............. M R. BAKER Secretary .....................,......... ......... M ARY PEARMAN Representative of Annual ........,.. ....,.,......,...... T .....,..,,.,. H ELEN WAGNER Representatives of Senior Class .....,........ ROBERT NELSON and JOHN MISTR Representatives of Junior Class, ALICE THROCKMORTON and AUBREY HEDRICK Representatives of Sophomore Class, b EMMA HENDERSON and VIRGINIA EBERLY Representatives of Freshman Class, MARGARET JOHNS and RAYMOND BELKNAP Preszdent of Janzor League ..............................vs.....................,.... ELMA MILAM Editor of School Paper ........ ........... ...... J O HN PEARMAN E521 QQ M sf vfgkfi 1 7 1 , .r..'T:sI4'A.,.A:':+- 'T'iT -fixfifxjv 1 5. .H Q 1 1,TflLpm ,a,:-,5M5,:i .Qf-1,4 1A:,?.QpG31gi4,, J .v uv V , RQ- , A A gf , 4? . Y mm. 'M ' 'W K 1 La Club Frangais Motto: En Avant La Fleur: Veillette Couleurs de Clfzsse: Poupre et 01' O F F I C I E R S Mawaine ....,... ....,...,......,........,.... ...... M L LE. BROOKS President .............. .,...... M LLE. WAGNER Vice-Pfresident .................. ....... M LLE. BEADLES Secretaire et Tresoriefr .,...... ......... M LLE. MISTR i531 :Vx-hy 'lf , Yrbi ' 'AQA ,. A af es, ' ff -vf-,-.vfm f'f'i7f'f-,-5- J f?1 : 11 f-2,-wee -,'7 fi' . EMP, ' - if-1-' 1 I if Qs .532 ,,. M -K W 3 33, , lll?H+Qffifn,'2fffwffif, fl?rff5r'f5Q'f5332-tf'12v 4 .- -A -s-HJ . tg-'L'-.qs ,-,ig as 1 -vu? +1 ,+-1 ., N ' , it eizgfslqe if H WfQ5s,13y, ., . , . U Piano Music Club SPOWSOT-MRS. THIMSEN MEMBERS Virginia Eberly Marie Goodman Lacy May Murphy Mary Bichoi Rosa Warriner Anne Stoneman Irene Amory Mildred Amory Vera Hansen Clara Mistr Louise Boltz Emma Henderson Avnell Frick Arthur Canfield Dorothy Davis Louise Gwalthney Robert Nelson Lewis Lanham E541 V 9 ff., . f-il fl-few ',-:rv-.' 2- ,' 1 ar -A w-f,,.'f+- fs f J I 51- . 1,-,, '-U-ff' ' - S 721 4-R, .. 1gf531,h,rw7i Adwkliil' L, 1151- -'-f49ff':.tfhi7f'v2f ff. ?:fX:ff55Q?QWc-F' J,Sf'1rf H4 .1 -1'.r4. 1'2 ' -A QJQM5 fs, 5'fX',3 , f ff JM qrwr Y -gb, vvf gi fl P7-,X 4.:JJ'4xi 'v,Pif'13, N . , 'Q Uggqy ,',- T91 LAL-Lfgrul. .HRV-:Q-.'?kxm lrlilflf' 5-LL . Varina String Orchestra Sponsor-MR. LAMBERT MEMBERS Doris Howard Mary Blackburn Margaret Moore Bessie Moore Belle Stoneman Thomas Cocker Albert Thimsen Arthur Lee Warriner Warren Davis Roscoe Yeary James Lanham Everett Beadles Ernest Moore John Jedinak Howard Eberly Percy Moore George Davis John Lee Yahley William Fergusson I 55 J 0 NY V82 3336? 3 L?' 'W 'Wi iL,.gSlA w xR 1-lf j'. L2 'w .v-5,351 ' ln 'D' 'fe gg fx ,Z ls x. '11 5151 : V e - f ' L 1 ..I' 'V .gxztf N3-J' 'Ui- ??T., L MJ' fix zfseg- ., vw KT ,4.,, :52xv,e+,4'1L'4:'qj5..S.T President ............. 4-H Club .........JOHN MISTR Vice-President .......... ........ L ESLIE NUTTALL Secretary-T1'eclsu2'e0H ...... ........... C LARA MISTR Club Leader .............. ...... M Rs. DRINKER Song Leader .,.e. Yell Leader ....... Reporter ..... .........xlVILMER HEDRICK E561 .HUERNEST LIPFORD ANNE STONEMAN rf? . -f ' Y' .- r.V?Q,:?f?frrifl'f?' 'T . , r ws' T35 'MQW' E362 , - -1- .v:,'L, 15, 'ffgjiliq-'JgfA4.5f4 N irq E X .,-,.. Five Point Club ,CLARA MISTR ............. ...,........... P reszdent WILMER HEDRICK ........ .............,.. V ice-Pfreszdent ELMA MILAM ........,... ......... S ecrretary-Treasurer The purpose of the Five Point Club is to improve the physlcal condition of the school child. A member of the club has perfect vision, hearing, teeth, throat, and proper Weight. E571 N . 355. C , Q .,, fr-' 1 - . H 219551 132-'EQ-yi, ,. ,':if+??ef-' 1f'2E?7-iw' .'VIU57,fi-iff-It . ..eraae1feafas aatwfwmwhwf.. ff l. Tlrfstumdigl .. 5 425g-eiffagnffgjQvi6f,g, .,,,wgr1v vf,3,T,-i- ff' f'.'.g.n, val- ,,... 'fjf , -. 5 5,1521 . .- fill, . 'f'5 ?-- Literary Notes S The year 1928 gave us an entire new team of literary contestants, all of Whom were inexperienced, but proved very successful for the School. The debaters, Helen Wagner and Wilmer Hedrick, upheld the affirmative side of the questiong Christine Sweeney and Thelma Day the negative. Ruth Fussell and Floyd Nuttall were our public speakers. Marie Good- man and John J edinak represented us in reading. Our contestants scored sixty-two points out of one hundred in the county meet, thus winning the literary cup. Our debaters and speakers went to the district meet in Ashland. There we placed third and fourth in speaking. Ethel Eye was selected as our champion speller in the School. l58l A . f f,-ff J -'-N . ' vi Mn!! Ylntxy- . nm 5 F .HX . ,X X X I X 57 CD5 1 . 1 L ' I me sew tj I ' :QR !4'nnn 'n ' K ' an ' f'. '1 '-fy--,ff -. -f W1 T4 pf -,Aif5J'S,,i.,:1',cn'fm 1. 4- ftgkwfl ,U g9g,,f-yywfjL,,ZEg,x,,,.n5,i. 53 Q, ,5734J.55h.Q-X ., .ff ..--.,::1s.,f, ,'ug'.,,xwJ'Nl,fv- 3- Q' ,ig ' -vffq-f ,gf-'f-:gf:nf.v1.rPp1.wGlu,-R-E fffQ-Aff,-A. 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' L f' y I.-l r '..' ,nu , '. ,ff Y. 7 If 'wr l . ,mi . f.,',,t yn be , ,-1, ll v is - lr, I-.':.i Summary of Girls' Basketball S the sun of the new day in Varina's athletic life was peeping through the skies of blue, a brighter look was seen on the basketball court. We were very sorry to lose our good team of last year, but we felt that we had some good material to take their places. We began to work immediately, and by the help of our coach and splendid teamwork we won twelve games out of fifteen. Our forwards have played a good game the whole year, as can be seen 'oy our scores. Elma Milam was the spar player, ably assisted by Catherine Peers. We certainly will miss Elma next year, as she has basketball ability that is not often shown by high school girls. Although Catherine is only a freshman, she has made the team easily. Their teamwork is very notice- able by opponents as well as spectators. Jumping center is a very im- portant position in the girls' team, so Christine Sweeney has been a valu- able asset in securing the tip-off against her opponents. We could not commend Ruth Fussell enough in her playing. She was the quickest player on our team and never found an opponent who was a match for her. Guard is about the hardest place on the team. They win no applause, but get the blame when things go wrong. That Elinor Whitlock and Thelma Becker were two good guards is clearly shown by our opponents' low scores. These six and the three substitute girls working together shows by the score of 482 points to the opponents' 288. As the sun was slowly setting behind the horizon, we were assured that a good work had been completed. Heres wishinggood luck to the Verma team in the future years. -RUTH FUSSELI., Athletic Editor. l63l Hx .- ey 3x,1,,,l,xQF R ,j if 'ifif 1, 4, fl, Sgv.0.w1wf?ix:1k' X MF' Magi . 151,24 A?Ghjf? 1Lqfgif5'5 fgl' qlMf'j,f,Q17,g5I 'H , 1552+ffffii? :ffM51?iQ2avs+1. ., Qmfi2'f-g+1Ska: M1 rn D , -45 .Q f i 44 l L67J ,1 ..- ' . ..- X 111-un---' 1 1 . , v NNN, 1 1 . v , ,lf 1, ,J 1, W ,I1 1 1 1,, . 1 '11 '1 ' . 1 1-' ' I 11 , gn '11 11- U 1 ,...... 11,.,1., N W W 11 11 1111 L '1 I lftl' I I , I vw W! ,Www V X '10 ' -1 1'. 1 I' Iwlgm ' ffl A VI jfffull K 1 1,H'Lgp111 J 1' 11 ,,f'HH4Q 1 f' MA 'X JN rx '71T,p, t'yr 1 ' 1 1 1, f'1 4 1 I1 v 64' H A , 1 1 1 I r 1 P QU! H1 H531 lm 'W 5- LL'-' is. ll. QF' I 1 ! Sim g ,ki V V '15 1 - ' , , v , .- f- ,112-f..f-K A 6'-' jg., ',y,--ea . , f1, ei'5m'Y7 ff- t1K'bf'wi'i f'N.q r iii' dit-iJf?f'bffJA' 37311 . :fp -LM' f O 'Vai JE1'-' Urwff-4 ,rfi v-' ive V1 if-1, ' g 73'-.,', ?-I' l,g?v1-,i- ... ff ?, ax, 4. 1.':'t:r eA f UG'-giffff'vfiA,f,qi,.-E-.Y', -,ff-fx .5-Zfdw., -lv ry 5 -L 'Am-.,p ,url .-,fy M-1, U . 4, - an lie. 'ff' txgahirw fvvf-Ji sf! rw-ffffginit Fllanfffw , X..--,.:. - .Q4L.., . ...... I Social Events SENIOR CLASS SUPPER Aside from the many gay parties, we, the Senior Class, realized that we should have money in order to publish our Year-book. We gave a donation supper Which, with the hearty co-operation of the community, was very successful. We cleared over a hundred dollars on this. , JUNIOR-SENIOR PARTY Nearing the end of our happy senior year, the Juniors gave us a party at Malvern Hill, March 17th. We were invited to come to this historic spot to cook our supper over the camp fires as our forefathers did so many years ago. The Weather changed this plan for us so our vveinies were cooked indoorsg but this subtracted not at all from their taste. In spite of the fact that the rain kept many from attending, the old gang had a fine time. ALUMNI We are very proud of our active Alumni Association. They decided to buy a piano and placed it in the school so any teacher or pupil could make use of it when necessary. In order to raise money for this and other causes, they have given a series of parties and a play entitled O.K. These were both successful. COMMUNITY LEAGUE The Community League entertained the faculty at the beginning of the year by making them undergo certain examinations, such as the news- paper race. On March 20th the faculty decided to entertain the Community League by showing them what a day's Work at school amounts to, the patrons act- ing the part of the pupils. They were given an intelligence test to deter- mine the proper grade for them to enter. It was amusing to see them taking the setting-up exercises. I70l Q- i ,i' ,url , .' V ll. ' l'llls? F' I . .We 1 ., inn' rv L.ix'.'v ,, -... ,i A -qxattl, lit ,Hx I , 1 .xlil ' -- wi i ,' A 'V- li - l .il -4 i V' ',' 1 ' i 1 !:!1,, ,,,, Us 3As , 1 I FAME WON BY Dancing .,.,.,... Good nature .... .,... Sweet words ...,..... Jokes ....,..,..,. ., , ,..... .,,,. His handsome looks ....,.. Her sweet disposition .... Chaulieuring .......,.. His social ability ,,...i.... .. . , l . I v, .. l ,Masq enior Statistics ,.,.,.. ....... Being a willing listener ........ ,....t,.... Vanity case ............ Basketball playing l....,,.. His cows ...........s. Her love songs ......,,.... His gossiping ......... Being dependable ........,.. Her cheerful disposition ....-...N .-.un-na, .H-...-... v-nf-...... ........,. H5 ,FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS ....... Ol1, Boy! . Olt, any deboteln .......'i'A'w snacks. ..,.... For crops solve. Lets ent. .,..... Mp gosh! Ibn ioorriect to dcotlif' Ibn opt girls for life. 1Jogonit. Toin't so. I tbonglz,tdie,1 would. Aw slrnw! ' Oli, geo goslz,! I wnsn't talking, Miss Brooks Youre right. It doesnt matter. N. you .o-ffl ijt - r21tfesA:r . as 1',.fi.QU'it. ld -nfs, e, f ,. . liQf.i1i-its r ff i if .'-li.isiiiLffi'lfQis'i tl mal.llrffi.t-iliffgfwsf its 1 ' itil'.jit i'i 'ritfi.Jtil1itil -if .Y ,- uf.. L .nay , . A, ,Mgr K .j-'55 L-: rl' -I ' r.,A j get .i ' . W72'lie'Wilif'fs-rr,sf. Farsi in a it -.ie ' it it i w , .t elsif -f 'WM V I. .une-ML . Class Roll Elmo Mlloon, quiet and fair, Likes a boy with curly hair. Lucite Bowie, tall and slim, Thrills a boy with a look at him. Elinor W lr-itloolds just the girl To keep the boy's mind in a whirl. Wrilmer H edriclr, a hustling boy, To meet a new girl is his joy. Curl H iclruon, the friend of all, Harkens best to one girls call. Itoberi Nelson, a studions scholar, Where the girls leadeth he will follow. Allele Chulield, bright and small, Likes the seventh grade best of all. Cill'l8iil'lG Sioeeneg large and bright, Just her presence brings delight. Virginia Nelson., toll oi pep, With. all her classmates has a good rep Helen Wagner, jolly while working, Thinks not of her lessons shirking. Ort-is Beolrefr, an athlete, As a good sport hard to beat. N Ruth. Fussell likes to sing, Brightens the day as the call of spring John M ister seems not so small, When he begins to play basketball. Louise Stl.Cill'l.ilSir7lj, fair and neat, J ost the girl you'd like to meet. Cleo Yeory, athlete and scholar, ln agriculture hard to follow. Tholnto Dog, with eyes of brown, Never thinks a hoy should turn her down l 76 l s, . rr --ff' at it 'gl 2 9 '- f left, ,i ,E C.. 1 n:Tf,T'mji, iq!-Hlmjfy . r , -I -V rr gi- ,f -.'.gL.r -.- - ri H H , lfrgliismi rtri tl I., t rv ,k.,, Aa,.jg,sQx l,,t-iyssrmjts., .n , M,,, ,, v ,,s. , .., . i -..-. 1921 Benjamin Harrison, student at V. P. I. for two years, but is in business at present, R. F. D. No. 5, Richmond, Va.g Catherine Dew taught school, but is married nowg Gertrude Barlow, in business, R. F. D. No. 5, Rich- mend, Va.g Randolph Harrison and Jessie Kessler were married about a year after they graduated, R. F. D. No. 5, Richmond, Va.g Elizabeth Stone- man, attending William and Mary Extension School, R. F. D. No. 5, Rich- mond, Va.g Franklin Bernheisel, Meteorologist, Seliridge Field, Michigan g Alfred Mistr, farming, R. F. D. No. 5, Richmond, Va.g Byrd Nelson. teacher, Richmond, Va., R. F. D. No. 5. 1922 Harry Barlow, in business in Richmond, R. F. D. 5, Richmond, Va.g Lacy Hedrick, farming, R, F. D. 5, Richmond, Va.g Russell Hill, farming, R. F. D. 5, Richmond, Vag Channing Glenn, student at William and Maryg Robert Mann, student in Theology at Richmond College, and Pastor at Fort Lee Baptist Church, R. F. D. 5, Richmond, Va.g Blanche Henderson, teacher, R. F. D. 5, Richmond, Va.g Mrs. Reuben Snell inee Estelle Fus- selli, R. F. D. 5, Richmond, Va.g Mrs. Raymond Britton tnee Marian Lanhami, R, F. D. 8, South Richmond, Va.g Mrs. Taylor tnee Mary Mar- tini, R. F. D. 6, Richmond, Va., Mrs. Angus McManus lnee Helen Roodi, R. F. D. 5, Richmond, Va.g Mae Patterson, in business, R. F. D. 5, Rich- mond, Vag Aline Timberlake, teacher at Highland Springs School, Elko, Va. 1923 Catherine Bernheisel, student at William and Mary Extension School, Route 5, Richmond, Va.g Sallie Brackett tmarriedi, teacher at Luray, Va.g Hattie Childrey, teacher, R. F. D. 5, Richmond, Va.g Nettie Eberly, student at Fredericksburg Normal Schoolg Olive Hall, teacher, R. F. D. 5, Rich- mond, Va.g Lorraine Johnson, in business, R. F. D. 5, Richmond, Va.g Randolph P. Harrison, in business, Route 5, Richmond, Va.3 Richard Fus- sell, in business, Route 6, Richmond, Va. 1924 William Atkisson, student at William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.g Orville Frick, otlice work, Clifton Forge, Va.g Berkley Fussell, stu- dent at V. P. I., Blacksburg, Va.g Charles Whitlock, in business, Route 6, Richmond, Va.g Doris Rathien, student at William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.g Mabel Drinker, in business, Route 6, Richmond, Va.g Gladys Davis, Route 5, Richmond, Va.g Rosa Barnett, Barnetts, Va.: Ruby Durrett, Elko, Va. 3 Thelma Goodman, in business, Richmond, Va.g Esther Hines, in business, Richmond, Va.g Elma Fussell, in business, Route 6, Richmond, Va.g Clarence Crouch, in business, Route 6, Richmond, Va.g Gertrude Throckmorton, in business, Route 5, Richmond, Va.g Isabella Hall, in business, Route 5, Richmond, Va.g Marie Baughman, in business, i79i ,Q ., in 5 I , F r,,vti?Sisi -. W, .M ,N , -l 'bw , slug rm. ,F if YJ Will tif .-ibtiill lei 5 ,wlrirllrrs-J-stirs, iles if as -fli '41, 'f -? fl1- 9. M11 '- 'v'-'f-l'v- J' - f rut? :slice ,rl wt is ,AA- f'j'f-il , i9'V's!iw3iifl7'fiA-lf l 'iii23-Nil14i99Ji9l1? i'Ii9? 5'i'ifl P . - Richmond, Vat Mrs. John Hall, Jr. tnee Ruth Murphyl, Williamsburg Avenue, Richmond, Va.: Mrs. Will Readies lnee Lola Martini, Route 6, Richmond, Va.g William Lanham, in business, Route 6, Richmond, Vat Cecil McCollister, in business, Route 5, Richmond, Va.: Mrs. Richard Hughes inee Ruby Patterso-nl, Elko, Va.g Alvin Mistr, farmer, Route 5, Richmond, Va. 3 Edwin Mistr, farmer, Route 5, Richmond, Va. 1925 Virginia Adams, in business, Roxbury, Va.g Mamie Canfield, in busi- ness, Charlottesville, Va.: Margaret Cousins, in business, Route 5, Rich- mond, Va.: Bernetta Wagner, Louisville Seminary, Louisville, Ky.3 Madeline Becker, in business, Route 6, Richmond, Va.g Roslyn Mc- Cann, in business, South Richmond, Va.g Mary Garland Stoneman, in ous-lness, Route 5, Richmond, Van Rachel Mistr student at William anl , , i c C Mary Extension School, Richmond, Va.g Isabelle Whitlock, student at William and Mar C ll W'll' ' ' y o age, 11 iamsburg, Va.g Frank Yahley, rn business, Route 5, Richmond, Va.g John Nelson, farmer, Route 5, Richmond, Va.: Will Readies, in business, Route 6, Richmond, Va.g Willis Throckmorton, in business, Route 5, Richmond, Vag Forrest Hedrick, in business, Route 5, Richmond, Va.g Albert Hare, in business, Route 5, Richmond, Vag James Childrey, in business, Route 5, Richmond, Vat Wills Fussell farmer I Route 6, Richmond, Va.3 Thaddeus Morawski, in business, Route 6, Rich: mond, Va.g Garland Osborne, in business, Elko 1926 Herbert Baughan, Richmond College, Ri Drinker, Harrisonburg State Normal Harrisot , Va. chmond, Va.g Gertrude uburg, Var Josiah Fussell 7 Route 6, Richmond, Va.g Constance ,Foxall in business, Route 6, Rich- mond, Va.g Eugene McAnally, student Wiliia hamsburg, Va.g Martha Lee Elliott, in 'business Ruth Sadowsky, in business, Route 5, Richmonc Route 5, Richmond, Va.g Elizabeth Yahley, Route 5, Richmond garet Throckmorton, in business, Route 5 Rich n and Mary College, Wil- , Route 5, Richmond, Va. 3 Va.g J ulia Wagner, nurse, ,Va.g Mar- mond, Va.5 Raymond Mc- Cann, student at Hampden-Sidney College, Farmville, Va.g Mrs. John Rlon inee Eula Davisl, Route 5, Richmond, Va. 1927 Florence Osborne, in business, Elko, Va., Leila Fussell, student at Richmond Oiiice Training School, Route 6, Richmond, Va.g Margaret Gill, student, William and Mary Extension School, Malvern Hill, Va.: Margaret Redwood, student, William and Mary Extension School, Route 5, Rich- mond, Va.g Helen Drinker, student, William and Mary Extension School Route 6, Richmond, Va.g Grace Lovejoy, in business Route 6, Richmond, Va.3 Emmett Holder, student, William and Mary Extension School, Route 6, Richmond, Va. 1801 .1T:v, lab x . 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ELMA: I knowg 'but UVIIIHCF IS 111 It. ..-..-..-...-,,.-...-...-...-..-...-...-...-,.,-1 I 0.0.0 0-0-Q-s -0-Q-0-o-0.Q.Q.--Q---Q-0-0--.g.-....-q--.q.-....Q WILSON,S SERVICE STATION Gwzerfzl Repairizlg AUTO S UPPLIIZS 111111 ACCESSORIES 4117 IVILLIAMSBURG AVENUE RANDOLPH +907 -o-o-0---Q---9-.4--.q.-.p.-...-...-...-...- -:QI3413113-lrteintalstnfutniutvlngnmg Q...0-Q.0.po.9.Q...0.g.Q4.-.n.-m.-.o.--g...-q---g---po-g--4-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-m-..ag-9.Q-9.0.0.0-Q.--Q.,-Q-Q-Q-Q COMPLIMENTS James River Oil Company, Inc. RICHMON D, VIRGINIA g.,.g.-.g...........g.-.....g.-...-.......-.g.-... -4.--q.-.g...g.-.5.Q.o--.0-om.--o.-.o-Q-o-Q-o-Q FRATERNITY, COLLEGE mm' CLASS JEWELRY C1 Co111111f'11rz'111f'11l A' ll ll o Il Il zrenrezzts and II17'ifIIfi01I.V jeweler and Stationer to the Senior Class of Varina High School L. G. BALFOUR Co. Jl1t17lIlflll'lI!7'l7lg .lcfwflfrs and Stationerx A'I'I'LEliOR0, MASS. ASK ANY COLLEGE GREEK -4.-.g.-.g.....,.q.-.q.-.q.-.g.-...Q.g.-.g.-.g.-...-.g...g ow-Q-0-Q-0-Q-0-0.0-..o.o.o-om-,g...g.....,.g.-.. 1 'iDid you hear about Miss Brooks ? asked lVIiss Motley. Yes, l hear she was all broken up about something, but l didn't find out what it was aboutf' re- plied lVIiss O'Neal. Oh, yes, a terrible thing hap- pened to her last week. VVhat happened F VVhy, she was helping at the Laurel Hill Rummage Sale. She took off her new spring hat and somebody sold it for 35 cents. +,. ........-.Q.....-.....0.-...........-...-...-...-+ +-.,.....-...-.,.......,.-.,.-.,.-.,...,..,,.,,,,,,,, . 0-0.0.0-O.--m0.mom-0.1-Q-9-Q-q-Q-Q-Q-Q-0-Q-on Harris-Flippen SL Co. 713-715 East llflain Street RICHMOND, VA. C3 The Place, to Buy Your Sfmrfillgl Goods C3 SPECIAL PRICES FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ...Q-o.-.....g.......g.....-. ...Q-Q-Q-..q.-.o-om.- mom---:-Q-m..o.--0.0.0-04.0.0.0-Q-Q-9-Q-n--.-0-o CO M PLI MENTS M Samuel P. Waddill CLERK 0 f COUNTY COURT ..,...,.g...g...g.- .g.-.g.-.g...g.-.g.-.g.-.g.-.g.- om.-.o...Q--.Q.Q-Q-Q-o.-.q.-.o--4-..g...g.-.g.--q Louise reminds. ine of a Poly- Anna gamef' H0w's that ?l' She plays with four men at thc same time. T H ELNIA SHURM: 'WVhat would you do if you could play the piano like l do T' AUBREY H.: I'd take lessons. SUCCESS NO EVENT COMPLETE WITHOUT THEM NH STS f R o .Su.+ i u' ulo.. .,.. ,... 1 . :ii .,.,13E:, -.-133 ,-.'.. . i 'f' ',f ' ' 'Y .,,. i. 5.:.15 : ' ONE. POUND NET Eatifbur Waylb Health Q xx 5s.X Waai. If your dealer cannot supply 'you, send 5oc and we will mail a pound package direct THE VABAC COMPANY NINTH AND PERRY STREETS RICHMOND. VA. Q-Q.--Q.--v-.p.--Q--4---Q--. .-...-.,.-...-...-...-...-...-...-.g.-.q...g.-...-...--....g.-...-. -.g..-g.- ClllllpIilllPIIfS of F. H. GARBER Sz SONS, Inc. F U LT O N Staple Dairy and Fancy and Chicken Groceries Feeds Dry Goods, Shoes, Men's Furnishings QUALITY 1 SERVICE 1 FAIR PRICES ,.,.-.....g...g...g-..p--.g.-.g.-.o-.-0.0.5.0-u.-.q.--m--Q---0-0-9--4-Qg--.g.--q--4--4---9--.g...q...g... ......g.........-....Q.,.g.,.g.--9---o-Q-0-o-0-of fo-o-.4--.n.....-...-. .-...-...-.......-.,.-...-... 5 Q . L.1VI.WALTON gJAH.l ,S 2 . . CIS el' S 0llS - 3 5 Auto and Radzo 5 5 XVHOLESALE Reglmzhng Fruifx and Produce ACETYLENE VVELDING 5 5 Plume Ralzdolpll 3161 . 3827 EIGHTH STREET RICHMOND VlRGINl.fX . 5 . FULTON 1324 EAST CARY STREET 5 5 5 2 5 5 6 e 2 5 5 5 ,...,.........g.-.q.-.g--.g.-...-...-.g.-.g.-.g.-+ +..g...q...g.-. -.Q...Q.-.g.-.,.,.g...q-Q-q.-...-.g T I 9 9 I 9 9 9 9 9 ! I I I 9 9 I I 1 I I 9-0-0-0-0-0-Q-mon-Q-0-0-I-on-Q-Q-0-Q-Q-Q-0-vo-0 TAYLOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY INCORPORATED General Contrfzctors BUILDING NIATERIAL 6 FARMVILLE - VIRGINIA I E I I I E Brzilders of Varinn Sflfllfll +o.5.Q-0-Q-s-Q-Q-om-0-n-Q-0-o-0-Q-0-o-von-Q-s-0-0 0+ g.Q.9-Q.q.--0f0.0-0-mo-0.0-0-0-Q-Q-Q-....-...--Q. +..qf..l.-.g.o...Q-g-0.Q.Q-mo-9-Q-me-Q-Q-Q-0-9--4-Q 5 5 5 I 3 I 3 I I 9 9 9 I . I 9 9 9 I I I 9 9 I 9 I I +,.g. Joseph L. Bickerstaffs Sons I 5 Exfllzsiwe MIIOIPSIIII' Disfributors X1llf0IIIUfi7'E Accessories and Equipnzffnt BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES Telephone .Mzzflixon 768 1811 East IWz1in Street ' RICHMOND, VA. -4.-.g.-.g.Q.g.0.g-4-.po..-Q-g-0.5.0-0-Q-0-om.- +....-.,.-.,.....-.....,.....-.,.-...-..-.......--...- +,.g.,Q.,.g.Q-Q-9-0-0-9.9.99490.5-g.g.9.p.94pQ.g.9T MISS O'NEAI.: Peggy IVIISS JOHNSON fzwry intent on 'what she is doingj : I-IuI1. I IVIISS 0,NEfXL2 Peggy John- Son! MISS JOHNSON! Will you shut up. I am trying to say eenie- meenie-miny-moe over Buck and Abbie and you get me :III mixed I: Q up. 9 9 -- I 9 I CHRIs'I'INIi: Perhaps you won't believe it, but Zl strange man tried to kiss me Once. ORTIS: Really VVeI1, he would have been Z1 Strange man tO kiss you twice. 9 9 4 Y I I TI-IE SOUTHERN I PLANTER I 2 I 9 3 I f1NIl'l'iL'll,S Oldest lfarnz Paper Read by More Than 200,000 Farmers and Their Families Q RIQIIAIOND, VA. I Sjrerinl Department 9 H1115 YOUNGER SET Read If Q I I +-...-...-...-...-.......-...-...-...-................+ +..,.-...-.......-...-...-...-...-................. 1.....-4...Q-Q.:--.Q---Q-o-o---n---Q.--Q-0-Q-.4u---Q-Q-0-om0-Q-o-0-0-0-om-.4.Q-0-o-0-o-4-.4-0-9--..-.4 0 + Richmond Office -Training School J Bll5i1I?55 School That Is Different Expert I7ZH,i'Ulill'lti!Il Tl'HI.lZliIZ-Q Life Scholarships Satisfactory COIlI'.l'l'X GIllll'!lllfF6'Il in All C0llllIl6'l'l'iI1l Subjects OUR STUDENTS GET POSITIONS C363 Come In Src U5 or Writer to VV. B. LOVING, Dirertor TELEPHONE Mnmsow 3660-j Rooms 9 ANI: 10, News-LnAnIsIz ARCADE lllCHMOND, VIRGINIA lvflfiilll High Srlzool Grnrluzztzzv Prefrr Our Srhool 0.....-Q.-.g.-.q.--0.Q.mem..-0---Q-Q-Q-Q-g.--Q g...g.-...-.g..4.-.mQ-Q-Q-Q-Q-0-ow--4-Q-0-o-0 MISS BROOKS: You were seen last night clasped in :I young mz1n's arms on the steps of the museum. ELEANOR: Thnt's just pure slander! lt was so dark I couldn't see him myself. Catherine is two-thirds married to Leo. Rez1lly? A'Yes, shc's willing and the prencher's willing. .Q-g.-.g. f 2 Q E 3 5 i E 2 I 3 i 5 o-o+ -n-Q -o-Q-o---4.-.Q...o-Q.n.-.n.-.......-...-...,., --s-o-mo-o-Q-0-.-sl...---Q..-Q--...........-...... N olde Brothers BREAD fQUAI,I'l'X' THIQOUGHOUTJ C3 Q2 131' Sure to Soy to Your Dmler- Send Me NOLDE'S BREAD Cu LJ For Sole at Your Deoler'x 3'O'Sill31Qlilll3:QIislu3uQut1l1i4.l3-l03eQn3nQug. .-.Q-Q-9-Q-0-Q-m0-5--4-0.0-Q-Q-Q-9--4-Q-Q-Q Rzarirlefzre Bzisirzeu Phone Pham' MADISON 1082-J RANDOLPH 5062-J . A. L. DAVIS um Jer- Tfnner Pl l K5 ROOF PAINTING IQEPAIRING C3 F U L 'l' O N fl 27 YEARS' EXPERIENCE -.,.-...-.,.....-...-.,.-...-...-.,..,...-.,.....-+ --Q--.Q-0+Q.g.-.p-...Q-0-Q.0.-.Q--.g.-.g-QQ..-g.o... on-Q Better Dairy Cows Economical Production Better Milk and VVe Will All Grow Virginia Dairy Company Inc. The Holfle of Better Milk Phone Boulefuard 935'-939 1810-12 VVEST MAIN STREET +QQ-Q.0-Q.Q.Q.0.04u--.g.--q--.q--.g.-.g---0-Q-Q-0 o-o-Q-0-Q.Q-0.Q--.g...o.0-o-0.u.-.n...g...,.-.g...g.-.g. -0-Q-0-o.m-.o.--q.-.q.-.o--.p.-.5--.g..-Q--4-0 MR. BAKER: By the way, Nlr. Abernathy, don't worry any more about what you owe mef' NIR. ABERNATHY: Why? Don't you want it? MR. BAKER: Not that: but there's no use for both of us worrying about it.', NIISS O'Nl3A1.: 'WVhat inventions have done most to help people up in the s 'orld ? y NIANN PAGE H.: Wllhe elevator and the alarm clock. OKLA hi.: Dad, l ain't going to school any more. DAD: Eh, why ?', OKLA: lt's no use-l can't learn to spell. The teacher keeps chang- ing the Words. + g...Q-Q.g.-4..4.-.g.-.g.-.g.-.q.-.g.-.g.-.g...g.-.,.-.g--- .-.g.-.g.-...-.g.-.g.-...-.q.-.g.-.g...q.-.g...,. + 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 5 5 2 3 0 ....+ 'E 5 5 5 O 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 04- + U--.q.-.q.--0-.10--.o.-.0.o.o.-.o.--Q-Q 4---m-.. NIV. Baker asked of his small boys: XVhat is u Pilgrim? A Pilgrim is Z1 man, silty' But that is 21 very incomplete answer, protested H-ir. Baker. I :nn zi man, but would you call me ri Pilgrim F Ol1! no, sir, said Johnny in confusion. n-Q.Q.0.Q---vo-0-Q-Q-...Q--Q--.s.-.q.o.s.--0-Q-Q-0+ +0- 0.90-.-Q.Q...l...Q...U.--u....g.o-Q-Q-Q-QQ.--g-Q WW 3 ws r Headache ? Q l X Take P lERX4QffElN3 f HEADACHK5 CELERX gmmesngz CAFFFIN ?.!fflL?Zff!. Blade in Rizrlznmnd, Va. SOLD EVERYWHERE A speedy and reliable remedy fm Headache, Indigestion, Nervous- ness from O'ver-Brainwork, Men- tal Exhausrion, Excesses from Over-Eating, for Smoking and Alcohol Exces-ses. 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