Chester High School - Reflector Yearbook (Chester, VA)

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Tiik Reflector 1921 25 Albert J. Shoosmith “Al” “I had rather he wiser than look Than to look wiser than I am.” We have found Bert’s philosophy of life to be — “Too much work is sin- ful.” Like most lazy people, he is gifted with good humor. This quality lias preserved him from the wrath of his teachers and gained him many friends. Washington Literary Society (3, 4); Secretary 2nd Term (4); Athletic- Association (3, 4). Violet Bernice Sutler “Kid “She was cute, she teas cozy, and she rolled her eyes at many a boy” Violet is all that her name em- pties, shy, sweet and modest. She is a wonder; she prefers dancing to eating; Sh’ — it is rumored that she studies ! But don’t let it bother you kid —we don ' t believe it. Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Lee Literary Society (3, 4); Home Economics Club (3, 4); Athletic Association (3, 4).

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24 The Reflector : 1924 Lena Elizabeth Perdue “Sis” “The joy of youth her eyes display- ed, And ease of heart her every lock convey’d.” We tease “Sis” about having wick- ed eyes, maybe she has. Neverthe- less, if you are searching for a friend or comforter go to “Sis,” for she has a heart and word for all and is willing to extend it further. She is small, but takes up a large place- in old C. H. S. and will be a great loss to her. “Sis” is our Matoaca lassie — ear- nest. patient, industrious, and as any of us can testify she is a jolly good fellow,” always ready for a good time. President of Sewing Club (1); Matoaca of Member of Athletic Asso- siation (4); Home Economics Club (4); Lee Literary Society (4); Glee Club (4). Julia Elizabeth Sanders “II er coming has doubled all of our merth and cheer” Behold our Athletic Association President, who can play basket ball as well as preside over Athletic As- sociation meetings. Her ability to play ball, her will- ingness to co-operate and anticipate in all high school activities and her big heart and happy smile has made her popular with students and facul- ty alike. Class Treasurer (1) Whitestone, (4) Chester; Athletic Association (1, 2, 3), Whitestone, Chester President (4); Varsity Basket Ball (3) White- stone, (4) Chester; Glee Club (1, 2, 3) Whitestone, (4) Chester; Wilson Literary Society (1, 2, 3), Lee Liter- ary Society (4) Chester.

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The Reflector : 1924 2(5 Mary Virginia Swine ford “Maine” “Not hi n c) ever, hardly ever, worries me.” Mary came to u.s from Beulah in flic Junior year of high school. By her kind and gentle disposition, with her sweet smile she has won many friends, while her lovely curls and complexion have entitled her to a place in the 1924 “Hall of Beauty.” Here’s hoping, that in the future, she may always remem- ber her old friends of Chester High. Volley Ball Team (2), Beulah; Member of Lee Literary Society (3, 4); Glee Club (3, 4); Home Economics Club (3, 4); Athletic Association (3, 4). Ruby Lee Thrift “Brownie” “Quiet, lovable, and studious — that’s Brownie.” Ruby has been with us all through our four years of high school. She has already proved her ability as a student and is always ready to do her part. Saying little, she greets everyone with a smile. We rest as- sured that Ruby will have success and happiness in whatever she un- dertakes. Member of Lee Literary Society (3, 4); Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Glee Club (3, 4); Athletic As- sociation (3, 4).