Varina High School - Varinian Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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-'5EIii '- . 'l r 1 l XD '7 ' J. , 1 GU, . A r . A , n 5 2 ARTHUR FUSSELL Hzqlrlcdx Pmqledg om meat poet IIC Il be famous-we yur! Ina L it Arthur has the reputatnon of bemg the w1t tlest boy of the Class of '31 He always has a Joke for the depressed He IS our songbxrd and always wlllxng to lend 21 helplng hand where ever needed Tl-IELMA BOTTOMS LURENA BEADLES Ylwlma as smaot Thelma 1: bnght I uygna Bgadlpv a .Jgrv qumt gn-I To other v she is al says Mght Thelma better known as Tops, IS one of our brlghtest glrls She has for two years taken part 1n debating Thelma 19 always ready to play a joke on some one or to make a snappy remark to keep our spxrnts gay Thelma has not declded yet whether she Will be a teacher or someones secretary In whlch of these she undertakes we wish her luck Sets the bog.: muzds 111 a 2:11111 Have you seen anyone around Varma w1th bw brown eyes that can laugh your tears away? If you have, you have seen Lurena During our four year course In hxgh school she has proved herself a true frlend and classmate alwavs Wllllng to help someone less for tunate than herself -if 17 93+ - N , ..... . 1.155 .-we. ' fav 05 at ' -f,,- ,iff 1- cz '-e J 'ef 1 :nf '-I ' f , ,. I if-YE N X H3155 3, -,- Dil? . .' be fu '- : r ' f we . ,.0,XJ: fa f4 , .Ht 5 'Xxx- 1 - 1 1 ' M l 'L l ' , ' . 1 ff, W 'lm -5 W w ll-.X 1' -J,.-,.g,v--...ll L, 7 ,HU su. .:'..:a.u'w . :1,+L ' 4 , . y . V In , 1 ' .r CH 'I' . '.'. '. l - ' -J , '.., '. 1' , -. , H . -. v u n ', , N - - . ' . K A ' J , ' ' -.., . ..- .4 Y F-F' -' ' A

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.11'1 f i1 i .-tivltlffl ,iw ,.QJ.j...A1.Q..., 42Jvc fs . . . . Q. I f 1 1 E O if A 2, ' V' ' ' :' 3 ' , 3' gs? 'H if -Q ..f 'N 1' A 1? .. - I - I . . F Wu 'ov J 1 'lNxx-s'-fxi If ' 1 . EDWIN PAYNE I saw fl boy a-sailing, A-.ra1li11g thru our school. Ha parsed an. all his .rubject.r, And kept the golden rnlc. Edwin has taken an active part in school activities, and did he succeed-I'll say he did. This is proven by the fact that Edwin holds the title of being our best boy speaker. We believe Edwin is going to make a big hit wherever he goes and make a success of what- ever he undertakes. w, sau f r A ANNE STONEMAN I wonder 'why erferyoncis' weeping, And 'why are the boys all so sad? The gloom that 1ve're all .va deep in, Is 'cfmfe wc're l0.7l'l'lg one of the best that we had- aupl tlzafs Amie. Anne is an all around girl. She makes an attempt at everything, and usually comes out on top, especially in debating. Luck to you, Anne, is the Wish of the Class of '31. LUCILE ALLEN Lucille Allen, full of laughter' and joy, Forc'ucr talking of that adorable boy, Lucile, better known as Lu, is one of our means of happiness. We enjoy being in her presenceg she is always ready to tell a joke. When it comes to studying- Lu likes many things better, just like the rest of us. We do not know what she will do in life, but We are all quite sure she will be an old maid. We wish you a great success through all your life whatever your career may be. -,.,gr 164 ga..-

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. . 5 , - ,i W -, 'ii..f,'g V. 1' 11' GEORGE MfO'SBY Upright and honest, Fearless and bold, Remembering that honor I.r purer ihan gold. Here's to one of the most genial boys in the Senior Class, one who is always willing to help others. He played a very important part in the Senior Play. He has a very brilliant mind and we feel quite sure he will succeed in whatever walk of life he may choose. MARY WHZITLOCK Mary, Mary, our own Mary, A classmate -who is never weary Of cloi-ng things for others. Mary has been with us for four yearsg she came up from Glendale. We are sure that whatever Mary intends to do she will make a success, and we are just as sure she has en- joyed thc past four years. She is loved by all her classmates because of her winning ways and lovable personality. We are wondering what her future will be though We wish her all the luck in the world. MARY JONES Laugh and the world laughs with youg Weep and you weep alone. At first sight one would think that Mary is a very quiet girl, but after you are with her a short time your opinion changes, because she is splendid company. She likes to start a con- versation any time, and especially during Eng- lish. We predict she will never be an old maid unless she changes some of her present ideas, Mary we feel sure you will be successful. -..gr 18 E..-