Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

Page 17 text:

Henry BeverteEy ARTHUR “Bev” Basket-ball, ’25, ’26; Athletic Association, 25, ’26; Football, ’26; Jefferson Literary Society, ’26, ’27. “Very mischievous, yet studious” “Bev,” the baby of our class, is honest, good-natured and friendly, but is always up to some mischief. “Bev” is a great basket- ball player, distinguishing himself first in a game with H. M. A. ALIicE KATHLEEN BURNETTE “Kitty” Athletic Association, ’26, ’27; Jefferson Literary Society, ’26, ’27; Salutatorian, ’27. “We gazed and gazed but still our wonder grew, how one small head could carry al! she knew.” “Kitty,” we wish you much success as you depart from us into the greater prob- lems of life. Guy ELLINGTON BURNETTE “Rev” Track, ’24, 727; Athletic Association, ’26, 27; President Junior Class, ’26; Manager Football Team, 25; Secretary Jefferson So- ciety, 27; President Class, ’27. Guy holds distinction of having been chosen Class President for two consecutive years. He is studious, capable and cour- teous. His athletic and oratorical abilities have made him a valuable asset to his class and school. Marif£ BuURNETTE “Squee”’ Basker-paile 25. 20, 27 Lrack, 725,926, 27; Athletic Association, ’26, ’27; Athletic Editor of THe Nuntrus; Jefferson So- ciety. “Squee” lives happily in her castle of love and service, and has a watm spirit of friendliness toward everyone. She was elected by the Senior Class as the most athletic girl. We may leave her with her favorite expression, “Well, good night.”

Page 16 text:

We te Superintendent Campbell County Schools Honorary Member of Class of ’27 Senior Class Officers Girye’ BURNET TE Agee eee eet eee eee President HAMPTON: HOW RE Vice-President BAVELIV IN OO TCRCR PTs a10, eee eae eee eres Secretary ERO EES VBA TER 0) dep eet eee eee Treasurer Kivi? VpATIT Cape seer LAl 8 nl ee ce Historian WAELGLAM MORRIS ies 5. eh ee A nee eee Poet BAXTER: (RGUNTREY.2 a). the eee ae Testator PEL OA 4a RA WiRO R Dee a Ae see eae ne Prophet

Page 18 text:

14 THELMA BoarRD CRAWFORD “Boots” Jefferson Society, ’27; Athletic Associa- tion, ’25, ’26, ’27; Class Prophet. “Boots” is a jolly good girl always ready to lend a helping hand to one in trouble. She is very enthusiastic especially when Math is the subject, and was elected the most studious girl in the Class of ’27. Emory CunpiFF, JR. “Buster” Athletic Association, ’26, ’27; Baseball, 25: Basket-ball, ’24, °25. “Buster” has a smile on his face, a sym- pathetic feeling in his heart and his hands in his pockets. His kindly spirit and win- some ways make him very popular with his classmates. JoSEPHINE SARA CUNDIFF CN gi? Lee Society, ’27; Athletic Association, ’25, 26, “2 + Basket-ball, “26, 27. “Jo” is very ambitious and kind; two qualities which will win success. Witty, good-natured and always willing to lend a helping hand. We wish you great success in the future. fellow classmate. Mattie ErizasetTH Evans CGH I ieee Lee Society, ’27; Athletic Association, ’26, 0 te oe Elizabeth has not been with us very long, but she is a girl unassuming, modest, and refined; with gentle dignity which adds charm to her sweet disposition. To those who do not know her, she appears indiffer- ent.