Chatham High School - Chat Yearbook (Chatham, VA)

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SENIORS Sara Adams S 1)1 all hloiide gifted hands; a smile; she fairly on her wax loveliness; friendly ■ twinkles Marjie Lee Anderson Contagious laughter sud- den glinting humor, and with more than her rightful share of talent James Anderson Blanks “ ' Tis the quiet people who are happiest, and get the most done James Haywood Crider The sweet remembrance of the just shall flourish when he sleeps in dust Clyde ' I ' homas Allen Laughing, gay; then again serious, adjusting to all occasions adequately Doris Atkinson Conservative; a bit difficult to know, but so well worth knowing IIiLDA K LIZA BETH Boswell Sedate and quiet but also sincere Mabel Brice Dalton A ready smile is in con- trast with her quiet, com- manding dignity

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SENIOR CLASS OKKICKKS joE W hi iehead Moscheer President Klnice vSixceair Gever Vice-President Kuna Joanna Marii.i.a Secretary-Treasurer Sponsoj ' s Mrs. Frances Craweoru M iss Catherine Bailev MO ' ITO “Good, better, best; Xev er let it rest; ’Til the good is better And the better best.” GOAL oltv omething more fine — more true, mething we may look on with pride, raise the standard of our school Is the task which we have tried. And in the future before us. We shall make the most of our lives, -And do the best that is in us. For only the greatest survives. So have we studied and shaped Our minds to attain our goals, .And we’ve left a lasting impression If we’ve worked with all our souls.

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Catherine Ltcy East Kathi.een ’irgi ia Kaion She knows the art of livitig a steady, calm tempo into her twenty-four hours a da ” Taking responsibility in a quiet, thoughtfully sweet manner Marjorie Anderson Fas LEV Thoughts are mightier than strength of hand Ira ’an Elliott Laughter, a prank or two, yet earnestness that is ad- mirable Clikford Gould Geyer My only books IVere woman s looks — And folly ' s all they ' ve taught me