Charles City High School - Charles Citian Yearbook (Charles City, VA)

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emor Cl ass Thomas Mitchell Binns “mitch Bring together all the words that mean de- pendable, capable, willing, and energetic. Perhaps they would describe Mitchell. He has been with us four years, and has made stepping-stones for a great future. Nannie Gordon Christian Good nature and ejood sense must ever join.” Nannie, the valedictorian of our class, al- though small in size, is worthy of the honor. She expects to enter William and Mary Col- lege next fall, and we know that success is waiting for her. Dorothy Mae Haupt “One thing is forever good; that one thing is success A true companion who is loved by all her classmates. She is going to enter training in the Stuart-Circle Hospital in the fall. We know that those who are fortunate enough to draw her will deem it a pleasure to be sick. Mildred Haynes A rollicking good sport. One who never lets an opportunity slip to do her part. We predict a great future for Mildred. She has those qualities which spell success. Best of luck, Mildred, old girl, from all the seniors. io

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Senior Class Martha Elizabeth Adams “beth” Never loo sober, never too gay, A rare good girl in every way. Elizabeth is quiet and reserved among her classmates, but the smile she has shows that she is ready for as much fun as any one else. To her friends she is the best of pa ' s; to strangers, a genial, dignified girl. Here’s wishing Elizabeth good luck. Elma Louise Adams “Those who sheek shall find. Louise, with her sweet and gentle voice and her quiet manners, was loved by all her classmates. During her four years with us she has been a faithful student. Because of her good work at school and her willingness to succeed, we shall expect great things from her in the future. Gladys Avery “fruit” “The only way to have a friend is to be one,” is the motto Gladys fol ' ows. She has made us proud of her as a basketball player. Her smiles and her willingness to help at any- thing will always win her popularity. Randolph Binns “ran’” Randolph stands out in his school career, not for his high grades and studious nature, but for the all-round boy which he is. He has winning ways which will impress one at first sight. Randolph is a good student as well as a good sport. He is one who is liked by all and likes all. mini,

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Senior Class Thomas Gaylon Layfield Happy am , from care I’m free, Why aren’t they all content like me ? Ready to help one all the while, A sense of humor, too, a smile.” Buxton Marston “buck” Buxton is the friend of our class, always willing to help. When you are blue and lonesome, get Buxton to cheer you up. Clarence Talley Clarence, quiet in his ways and always studying. He with his never-failing dic- tionary was always there to send you a little further on to success. Dorothy Estelle Wray Better to he small and shine , than to be large and cast a shadow.” Dot is small, we must admit, but in stature only, for her heart is big and generous; she is an excellent student. We think her plans are to make a housekeeper for some worthy man, and we truly hope she will have great success in finding the man of her dreams. n