Varina High School - Varinian Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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He was an at 1lcte strong What makes you come so snow? :,,-.HHN ' 'XUQAL 'v -' x, fr 1 . , --ng., 41 ,Q Khxx CATHERINE PEERS food natured full of fun If you 'want a good pal lzme is one YVho IS th1s g1rl commg to school IH a dark green Chevrolet and carrymg a bunch of ads? Whv lt xs none other than Catherxne Peers, better known as Kltty Cather1ne IS a most popular gxrl and 15 always takmg part 1n athletlcs She has certamly been a star on the basketball court Cather1ne, the Class of '31 WVlSllCS you the best of luck, whether you be a secretary or P STEVE WALLO RAYMOND BELKNAP There was a bo m our class, A dzllar, a dollar, a very bnght scholar, Fm classes he was seldom late, In sludws, never wrong Here's to a Jolly good fellow One who would do anythlng 1n h1s power to help h1s fellowman along He never sh1rks h1s work ln the class room and never, never fa1ls to be on hand when there 15 a contest on the athletlc Held May l1fe be good to you, Steve that's the w1sh of the Class of '30 You used to come at 10 o'clock, Ami now you. co-me at noon Raymond has been w1th us all through our career 1n school He IS one of the bmghtest 1n our class and has taken an act1ve part rn school act1v1t1es He has not yet revealed what h1s l1fe's work w1ll be, but we feel sure that he w1Il make a success of whatever he undertakes Bon Voyage Raymond E ef 1915- l X 'fri . ' U- swf H s H x 2 , Z, , 141. 515 1, . ,- Q- jv f.... ..-' 'X o .Vf ,- x, .,.-5: . xx'-xx Fqffgjs. 'Wi' fe .. X.-., 'I-A J' - I g: 'I' 2. ' - '.fT'l1. L ' , ' '7'7l fg, l,f,lhfI: 11j,5igg,:- A -1194! 3:5 'ffejgsr rv if- i , .g Lmgnj. rx i . .,: e- ' ', . LJ- V, .Ii - . ' V 1 M . D, 'Q' W qu Ev! ' JL, :FM -Mus Mg.. il H, lvl I A ' ' ' 1 I . , J ' , - U ' H ' ' L ' ' ' ' ' A

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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..-

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,A-.-G 1 ,A N ..'5'fURlE .N ff J 7 ' fffbff-is ,--., fall, 9. ,. . , , .. e' B + 5 A is, Qu, fn.. 1 i - - , .. 54.2 ' ii i - ' 5551 ..'Qg 1 14, i A 5 5,43 mg- K, . ,- i - of 4. 'Wxxxxsf' ,, TIES THAT BIND OCZ. There is something in being a Senior That makes our Whole hearts glad 5 But mingled with all the joy, There is something that makes us sad. We think of our graduation, Of diplomas and all the restg But there lies a lump in our throats That cannot be suppressed. When we think of the friends we've made, And how We've strolled the halls, We are not so eager to leave, For we know we shall miss it all. We'l1 remember the times we were tardy, How our notes filled up the files! We will miss those daily frowns, And'of course We'll miss the smiles. How We led our teachers a chase, By giggling and talking sol How they had to change our seats, From the back to the front of the row. We never could understand at all, k Why they persistently kept us in, And why they loved to demerit us, But We guess we really did sin. We shall never forget, Keep quiet, keep still, And then Report to me at recess. We feel that Without Mr. Baker Varina could never be. There's another we'll always remember, As the long years come and pass- Miss Brooks, so patient and faithful- . The beloved leader of the class. Now we are all in a Huster As we think of our sheep skins so Hne . What a thrill when we feel We can say, This High School Diploma is mine! All of our lives We've been dreamingg Now our dream of dreams has come true 3 But with all the happiness and joy, Old Varina, we'll surely miss you. x l -CLARA DAY -.,.,5f 20