Danville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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THE CARDINAL LOUISE HILL The very best of sports is Lease, always ready to take part in anything old D. H. S. under- takes. There is a bit of sarcasm in her make-up, but this only adds to her distinctive charm. Has she a distinctive charm? VVell, we should say. For who but her would dare write on so light a subject as Tomato, when everyone else was writing on such subjects as Duty and Friend- shipf' ln her distinctive charm you will lind the things we love best-loyalty and friendliness. ' EIONORSZ Cast of UPOWVl'1Zlt2ll1uQ Treasurer of Girl Reserves, 1922-235 Social Leader of Jun- Sen-G Club, 1923-245 Jeffersonian Literary So- ciety. XV ILLI AM .BA RR Wfilliam Barr is one of the most affable and in- dustrious stuclents in the Class of '24, Xhlilliam has gained much credit in our esteem by his serious and studious attitude toward school life. Serious? He always seeks the humorous side of a questiong yet he has been very industrious in the literary activities of the school. He is one that can be depended upon for his part. His is jovial and always willing to complete or carry out his part of a prank. One would recognize him by the twitching smile which is always playing upon his face. HoNoIes: Charter Member of Jeffersonian Literary Society. I CAROLYN OGG A quiet, demure little maid is Carolyn, who wins her friends through her sincerity, and keeps them by loyal appreciation. The ghost of a smile, and a conlidential twinkle out of the corner of her dark eyes give her a very impressive manner, which will never be forgotten by the Class 'of '24, VVe all know that she will make a first-rate teacher some day. I-IoNoRs: Member of The Come! Staff, '23g Member of the Glee Clubg Ieffersonian Literary Society. 23

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IHE CARDINAQL ., GRACE GENTRY Studiousness, dependability and neatness Fitly describe Grace, but when the occasion arises she is not lacking in fun and joyousness.. She gradu- ated in music at R.-M. I. in 1922, and all who have heard her play realize that she is very tal- ented. Her love for music expresses itself in her soft, Madonna-like face. EVELX N XVA RBEN Reliable-that's Ebb. Wfheu asked to do some- one a favor, she was never known to fail, but put her whole heart and soul into the accomplish- ment of the task. If it's a typist you want-call on Evelyn. If it's a pianist you are seeking, you'll find no better one. Elhcient and steady, she is in every respect a good all-'round girl. IRMA MOTLEY There is usually a sparkle of fun in lrma's gray eyes, although she is so quiet and reserved that you wouldn't know it unless you knew her well. She studies very hard and succeeds in preparing her lessons satisfactorily, She has been in our midst only two years, but during that time she has made many friends. Irma likes to do a kind deed, and we like to ask her help, because we know we shall not be refused. 22

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THE CARDINAL EMILY CALANNAY REAVES Emily is calm and dignified but full of fun and life. xlvlliill the task she undertakes is hard, her brown eyes flash with determination. Those who claim her as their friend could tell us of her true and loyal faithfulness. Sometimes she is a little pert, but then there is a flash of humor that keeps anyone from being offended. She is an all- 'round good sport. charter member of the Ielifersonian Literary Scif ERLE RUCKER Although a serious-minded young man, Erle is as genial and as companionable as anyone, on the proper occasion. He came to Danville High from Clifton Forge in 1922 and entered High School as a junior. Since that time he has shown him, self above the average as a student. Erle isf.a eiety and a member of '23-'24 football squad. IDA MANDLE Always believing and trusting, certainly no truer friend could be found. That predominating will and constant readiness to help any true cause foretell a great future for you. I-loNoRs: Received Underwood Typewriting Medalg J'eH'erson1an Literary Society. 24