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Editorial e OOD character, ethical business, and a world of good fellow- ship are the heritages of our fathers, and to us — the future Charles Citians — falls the task of weaving these wonderful qualities into a structure that, when completed, will leave Charles City on an even basis with the rest of the world. Rome was not built in a day, neither can a county be made a great metropolis by one generation. It will take centuries. Three centuries have passed, and Charles City is yet to be improved to its greatest capacity, although it has progressed to a considerable extent in these past years. Five years ago Charles City knew no other than the small one- room schools. Today it boasts an accredited high school and graded school combined. It is up to the graduates of this high school to bear onward and uphold the name it has already made for itself. To them falls the task of becoming good, loyal, and perhaps great Charles Citians, V irginians, and Americans. Surely, everyone realizes that good and great deeds have their origin in the home, and it is there that the foundations of a greater Charles City must be laid. Higher educational standards, marketing facilities, and a better home life must, therefore, be a large part of this structure. To accomplish these, co-operation must be encouraged. Certainly, there is no one who is unable to give this much-needed co-operation. The task of the future Charles Citians is not an easy one, but it is their duty to overcome all obstacles, however difficult. If they receive the right start, labor seriously and earnestly, with the co-operation of their parents and friends, success shall be their goal and good fortune, in a greater Charles City, their destiny. Ethel G. Snadecki, ’28, Editor-in-Chief. S
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Charles Citian Staff Ethel Snadecki Kathryn Waldrep Ruth Walker Colin Vince .... Hester Lee Brockwell . Gaylon Layfield . . . Gladys Avery . . . . William Barnett . . . Beulah Binns .... Olive Parsons .... Louise Adams Ida Christoph Robert Fowler Editor-In-Chief . . . . Assistant Editor-in-Chief . . . Business Manager . . . Joke Editor ■ Calendar of Events . . . Boys’ Athletics . . Girls’ Athletics . . . . Art Editor . . . . Snapshots . . . Alumni Notes . . Junior Representative . . . Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative 7
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MRS. WILLIAM J. SNADECKI WESTOVER, VIRGINIA Sponsor of 1928 9
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