Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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465 F!'1 ' ' 1923 THE VIRGINIAN 1924 ERNESTINE ROWE EPPERSON Ernestine Nothing can disturb her good na ture. If you don't believe the above quotation just test it out. We have never seen any- thing excite Ernestine yet. and we further- more believe it is impossible. Through all conditions she retains that same low drole in her voice which we like to hear. We cherish undying grudge against Meadow View for keeping her away from Va. High during her Freshman year. We are sure the future will fmd her in some busy part of the world doing her part and encouraging others to do the same. Lee-Jeffersonian Society. HOME ECONOMICS COURSE NELLIE EDITH LATTURE Nell I love tranquil solitude and such society as is quiet, wise and good. Nellie does not often have the solitude she loves, for many make demands upon her time. Probably none of our members could be considered more conscientious than Nell, for this is one of her most striking qualities. Whenever she is assigned a task we are assured it will be accomplished to the best of her ability. Faithful not only in big things but also in small things. She will surely Find the success in life which she deserves. Lee-Jeffersonian Society: Glee Club. SCIENTIFIC COURSE

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1923 THE VIRGINIAN 1924 WILLIAM LEVERETTE KABLER -f Bill Of their own merits, modest men ate dumb. And by no means are Bill's merits few. He has distinguished himself both as a declaimer and a student, and well deserves his place in statistics as our most studious pupil. He has an easy-going manner, and a quiet reserve. Having finished his goal sooner than the average pupil, he is, perhaps, our youngest Senior, and we admire the way in which he digs at all his studies. Surely, Bill will succeed with such perseverance. Lee-Jeffersonian Society. ACADEMIC COURSE I BONNIE WHITE Bonnie Good nature and good sense are good companions. Add to these virtues a goodly amount of school-spirit, a willingness for work, and a sunny disposition and you have a pretty good idea of Bonnie. We would like to know her secret for selling tickets and getting adsg furthermore, we are convinced that she could sell a rolling-pin at an old maid's convention. We think Bonnie is making air-castles for the future for we have noticed her interest in blowing Bubbles. Lee-jeffersonian Society. HOME ECONOMICS COURSE

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1923 THE VIRGINIAN 1924 RICHARD WATSON BUNTING Dick Friend, comrade, and gentleman, could more be said? Dick, our most popular boy, is one on whom Dame Fortune has smiled most generously. The masters of music, art and dancing have each lavishly bestowed upon him the secret of their talent. He has, also, a great gift for acting. But best of all he is a friend to all, and all whom he knows are his friends. May it be said of his undertak- ings in the future, well done, for thus it has been said of him in the past. Lee-Jeffersonian Society: Editor-in-Chief VIRGINXANQ Vice-President Classg Orchestra: Boys' Glee Club: Va. High Minstrels. ACADEMIC COURSE PAULINE CARY DAVIS u Pony n She hath truly acted in such a way as to secure the love of her neighbor. Polly is a good student and is forever looking on the bright side of life. No one loves a good joke any more than she. We have never seen her smile-it is always a broad grin that greets you. She joined our ranks in the Junior Class, having spent her previous years in Roanoke. We have found her a friend to all, faithful, diligent, and always ready to serve. Lee-Jeffersoniang Glee Club. ACADEMIC COURSE