Danville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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THE CARDINAL CLARA VIRGINIA ANTHONY ln her dark brown eyes there is a mischievous gleam which you will surely lind, once you look into them. Xhfith her gentle and unassuming man- ner, she wins her way wherever she goes. Clara does not have to say or do anything to let you know she is thereg her vivid personality makes itself felt. Though quiet and digniiiecl in class, she is a jolly good sport and always has plenty of school spirit. VVhenever she has anything to say she says it in a clear, straightforward way. Loyalty is another outstanding characteristic of Clara'sg she is ready to do her part on every occasion and she does well whatever she under- takes. Good-natured and fun-loving, Clara has a kind word for everyone. And her smiles! It is just as if so much bright sunshine were let into a dark, gloomy room. HONORS: Jun-Sen-G Club. ROBERT BOUSMAN A person who is quiet, attentive and reliable is one to be admired. All these traits are found in Robert Bousman. At the High School games he is there with plenty of spirit and big-eyed in- terest. To lind another pupil to take his place in his classes will be no easy task. - 1 She s the one ex erybody likes to go to when he wants sympathy. She's the one on whom you know you can depend, one who will never fail you. She is the friend everybody wants. You can never stay in a tight place with Graceg she will always tind a way out of the diliiculty if there is one. There is never any fun going on that she does not join, and there is almost always a happy look on her face, and a twinkle of fun in her eyes. Her eyes are an index to her soul. Wfhen she is happy they are blue, but when she is unhappy they are green. If you want an all- ,round sport take Grace. She's a real pal, one you can' never forget. HoNo1es: Basket-ball. 1922-235 Basket-ball Sub., 1922-235 IeHersonian Literary Society.

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TIIE CARDINAL - 1 MAMIE W'ALL Conscientious and wholesome seem the words best litted to express Mamie's personality. lVe wonder if Mamie ever thought anything that wasn't sweet? Certainly she looks as if she thought only good things. As a man thinketh in his heart so is he. VVe think of the wondrous goodness of this keen-minded young person. IULIAN ADAMS Lounge-lizard Julian, or the boy with the Slow smile and pale face? XzVhieh will you choose for Julian Adams? Girls are his specialty and time never bothers him when surrounded by a suf- hcient number of pretty damsels. As for boys, Julian specializes and chooses very few. KATHERINE GA LLAGHER NVe think of Katherine as one of the most re- served and quiet members of our Senior Class, but upon our becoming more intimately ac- quainted with llCI','OlZl1Cl' striking characteristics are revealed to ns. Her hearty laugh is really contagious, and many of us have been affected by it. She has many friends, but probably her chief companion is her dorine. Who has ever seen Katherine without it? During our last three High School years we have enjoyed Katherinds readings, and we ex- pect her to accomplish great things along this line. 19

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THE CARDINAL VIRGINIA CARTER Here's to Virginia, our Polly, Always happy, always jollyg VVith two eyes of azure blue. And her hair of sunny hue. Always faithful' to each class, So it is with this fair lass, Ever, ever studying late, Success for her does await. Sweet as the sweetest, good as the best, Angelic creature, may you ever be blest! GEORGE S. HUGH ES George S. has been with us from the very hrst grammar grade. We should feel lost in any gathering if we did not see a small but talkative boy with mischievous blue eyes, Very often we see a quizzical frown with a smile, and then we wait for him to say something sarcastic or funny. He is not smiling in this picture but he usually does smile. Here he must have tried to look dig- nilied so as to deserve the honor of being presi- dent of his class. George can impersonate others very well. and we enjoy his impersonations. He has a good intellect and expresses his thoughts plainly yet beautifully. PIONORSZ President of the Senior Class, 1923- 24: Member of The Comvi' Staff, 1922-23: Chal- fr'1'bo.r Staff, 1923-243 THE CARUINAL Staff, 1923- HORTENSE EANES Sim 'was' aclitfv, .vIirr'i11g, allljire- Could not rvsi. could not fire- Tn KI stone 5110 lllvlfjllf have given lzfrq Jack is the kind of girl we all love. XVho- ever saw her when she was not ready for fun? She doesn't study: she doesn't have to. VVe are always glad to be around her, especially if she has her violing and she is sweet about lending us her talent, too. W'hen your violin has made you famous, c'lon't forget your old classmates, Hor- tense! , PIONORSZ Champion Girl Reader in 1920-215 Vice-President Virginian Literary Society, 1921- 225 Assistant Editor The Comet, 1922-235 Circu- lation Manager Chatterbox, 1923-24g Member of Orchestra, Class Poet. 24: Hi-Y Club, Debating Team. l924: President of Room 17, 1922-23. t-0-rs