C H Friend High School - Chit Chat Yearbook (South Boston, VA)

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CHIT-CHAT 177 33,11 ',- DI C K WA LDEX Little Mascot yOlll1'0 it pal Snell a little fellowg Hair that gleanns, :intl shin- ing through Sunny smile, ax glance so true Can you wonder we love you, Cunning little fellow? if We .lf , r MISS MCEWEN There is a lady whom we love And love we ever will: Were all the world to turn from love Weld keep on loving still. We love her for hex' kinclnesses 'llmt lrrigllten endless days: We love her for an tll0llSil.lltl things 'lliat hear our richest praise. A perfeet wonnln L-zln't ln- funnml Was thought the ages tlll'0llg.l'llZ lint now it must ln- laid aside- An age must start anew. 3, ,A hr s-Q ' 'f9if.,. liar A A Jussi, Q , Q , :Q 1 in , D 'ii .tl ' ' i ,N vi 'if L Qfweiffi-'J' 3 V I - , ,.y:.-Veg! 6 .jf K. fo- 'E' it fe 1 E. if Y .Q H 1, 4 Q 1? I ' ik B' Q vig - f D , . - fl 9 ,f gg, V F1 I 'M 'Q is tag' ' 41 I f igsig I y, ,, ' -silk? tx ' , it lg? K X ,A -N e le vi 1752? 'i', f fbi-ig, gf! ff if e ' ltlt ff fi'i lt' Q e fi 'H , Muxyiv I ,-,A , , I

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CHIT-CHAT 179 INA FRANCES DUNN INA 'fShe hath both good naturelaml good sense-a rare combination. Have you ever heard Ina play the piano? Well, she can play anything from a funeral dirge to the latest jazz hit. Music is eer- minly one of her talents and an- other is just being friendly. Ile- sides this. she is a good student. Then to you, Ina, good luck al- ways. RICHARD LOYIS NOBLIN DItfIi A happy disposition like dollars often times pays your own way. Iliek was fortunate enough to get into the class of '27 from the start and we have been doubly fortunate in having him with us all tllese years. Since he left us in February we have missed his ready wit which was always a real treat. especially on blue Mondays and other dark ocea- slons. May he continue making the lives of others happier. FRANCES BANE Fnaxens Success comes only to those :rho lead the Iifc of mztlearorf' Frances is a steadfast, consci- entious worker. and we feel sure will succeed in anything she at- tempts. She possesses just the proper amount of stickAto-it- ness that most of us find so elusive. This arouses our real respect and admiration. NVILBFR OYVEN UCUPIDJ' A sunny temper gilrls the edges of Iife'v blaekmt cloud. The bright smile that Wilbur used .to give us out by the oflice door every day has been missed since he left us in February. Wil- bur is .iust as fine as he looks like he is. We found him to be the possessor of a splendid mind and a real appreciator of the tiner things ot' life.