Varina High School - Varinian Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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6' 5 A i N g ? 30 129123034 5 iv 1552 WF f Ja z A . 'U .. . 'lt p , ,, -F.. ,,..' '7, :9,.. 'kN:, 4-w'6f'MtV5 ' W 5 9 f 2- W ' 2 4 45,vv': f: , .a i wgzglteawiewaefalvila gwarelgiafm , FIVE POINT PUPILS FIFTH GRADE Willard Garrett Jack Ferguson Morgan Saxby Edward Sigmund Franklin Attkisson Lewis Lanham Matilda Allen Lillian Lammey Bessie Grubbs Adelaide Madison Marguerite Purks Evelyn Grubbs Dorothy Davis Lucille Grubbs Charles Cochrane Henry Dowdy Clay Duncan Claude Goode Henry Nelson Eddie Vanderoff Thomas VVoolridge Council Cochrane Lawrence Clark Thomas Hildebrand Leon Meade JUNIOR Jesse NVhitlock Virginia Blackburn Artie Lindsay James Loflin Margaret Buisset Pauline Dovola SIXTH GRADE Phyllis Enroughty Louise G-waltney Louise Shomaker Arthur Canfield Pete Skubon John VVallo Roy Tepper john Cooper SEVENTII GRADE Wilson Pearce Paul Morawski Bruce Rennie john Lee Yahley Oneil Shaw Frieda Adickes Alma Becker Mary Dovola Mary Haynes Margaret Jenkins Mary Pavolich Elizabeth Sabol Elizabeth Shomaker Doris Spence Annie Chornensky Arthur NVagner David Crosby Earl Jennings VVilson Metts Frank Silva David Spence- Elizabeth Stoneman Gladys Throckmorton Annie Brown Gladys Henderson Elizabeth Hill Alma Hobson Dorothy Nance Helen Pollard Mable Street XVillie Wfalton Emma Whitlock Bertha Corson Rose Lee Wagner HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL The requirements for the Honor Roll are: perfect attendance, an average of 001, on all subjects and satisfactory conduct. Pupils who have been on the Honor Roll every month: SIXTH GRADE Doris Hill Louise Shomaker SEVENTH GRADE Helen Pollard Elizabeth Hill Dorothy Nance l17l

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Alma Becker Eddie Vanderoef Vllinifred Crouch Thomas Woolridge Frieda Adickes Mack Ratliff Velma Radvani Henry Nelson joe Sharp Claude Goode I' VI 173 is Jlmm' 3 L 1w2'v-wrwfcia 155,10 'WV VV? v ,Q Pg! 2 2525 if fb- Q - at , A , .a a , SEVENTH GRADE Thomas Moore Margaret Jenkins Robert Duff George Beadles Charles Cochrone Margaret Black Dorothy Ferguson Bruce Rennie Randolph Reams LIBRARY VVilson Pearce Willie Walton Nancy Boon Dorothy Nance George Oliver Helen Pollard Gladys Henderson Bertha Corson Annie Brown The Junior High School has its own library. 171 new books have been added this year, the money having been raised by the pupils. There are 322 volumes. of fiction and 265 volumes for reference work con- sisting of history, biography, travel, poetry, science readers and encyclopedia. During the year 1,485 books have been read by the pu-pils. The work of cataloguing the books, mending books, and the manual work connected with the library has been done by the pupils. Mrs. Kirby is the librarian. The Junior High School of Varina gratefully acknowledges the gift of a large number of books and four pictures for our Library which were sent by Central School. CLUB ACTIVITIES Each room of the Junior High School is organized as a club having its officers and committees, such as Health, Civic, Social, Program, Athletic, etc. Some excellent work has been accomplished by the clubs. This spring a 'iClean Up Campaign is being carried throughout the school- emphasizing cleanliness in every phase of life. Club members are doing all they can to improve the personal appearance, beautifying their surroundings, and being more courteous and considerate of their associates. ATHLETICS The pupils of the Junior High School are much interested in athletics. The activity period each day is given over to exercise, games, contests, etc. In the Field Day of 1929 our Junior High School won out in many of the events and we are planning to win more this year. The Athletic Meet for the Elementary Grades will be held at Varina May 9. The Contests, Relays, track events, etc., will be held in the morning. In the afternoon, the May Queen will hold her court, and the pupils of all schools m the District will entertain with songs and Folk Dances. The music will be in charge of Miss Mary Byrd Bledsoe, who teaches music in the Junior High School and who will direct the singing for May Day. The Junior High School pupils will choose the May Queen from the Five Point pupils of this building, 1191