Danville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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THE CARDINAL SARAH BERMAN Being faithful to-your studies means a great deal, Sarah. Xkfith your true, blue eyes, pleasing personality, and winning ways you will cer- tainly attain the heights of fame. ' lrlonousz Vtfinner of 'Thrift Essay in 1922: Member ot Athenian Club in 1920: Member of Fashion Show: Member of Jefferson Literary Society. ALGER TURNER To the average person it would seem that Alger bears anfunsmiling face, but to those who know him well the radiance of his smile is a wonderful thing. Alger is a student., He likes to do things well and does them in this fashion. He is never content with a lesson half hnished. Give your best is his motto. I HONCDRSI Wfinner of Public Speaking Contest in D, H. S.g Member Orchestra: Member Baseball Squaclg Minstrel Circle, '23g Member The Chaf- ferbon' Staff. ANNA BARN ES DURHAM Anna is of the brunette type, kind and free- heartecl to all. She likes swimming, skating and hiking. lrler stature is not so tall, but her voice- that's splendid. Personality? Always the same. If a friend in neecl, tell Anna, incleecl. Oh, Anna -she's always the same. 27

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THE CARDINAL SARAH MCDANIEL ln her sweet, quiet way, our big-hearted Sarah makes friends wherever she may chance to go. She is always ready to work and please those about her. You may think she is always silent, but wait, you'd be surprised at her variety. Sarah is lovable, capable and true. HONORS: Jedersonian Literary Societyg Jun- Sen-G Club. Cl-LXMPE BLXOADDUS Herels to Champe, who with his humor keeps all around him laughing. Champe has chosen a strong academic course which we hope will pre- pare him for later lite. 'He has taken part in all the school's activities. ln athletics, Champe has done his best. NVhe1i it comes to clog dancing in the minstrel, he can't be beaten, and jokes-my! he's line. Public speaking is another one of his many talents. Herr-:'s the best o' luck to you, Champe, in this, and the greatest possible suc- cess in all your life's endeavors! l'l0NORSZ Member of Monogram Club, Football Letterman, '23g Advertising Manager Clmyttcrbox, '23-'24g Advertising Manager CARUINAL, '23-,243 Member Cotillion Club, '23g Sergeant-at-Arms. Ieffersonian Literary Society, '23-'24g End Man, Minstrel, '23g Member Minstrel Play, ,235 Mem- ber of Glee Club, '23-'24g Member Ieffersonian Literary Societyg Public Speaking Contest, '243 Pgadgng Contest, '235 Freshman Reporter Comet, 2 -'Z . KATHERINE DALE CARTER Always smiling, always gay, Katherine can make friends with anyone. She tries to please everyone, as she dislikes being disagreeable. She asserts her authority as big sister, and Mary has to do just as she says while they're in school. Does size? Katherine likes music and enjoys playing her violin very much. Country Carter had rather stay in the country and go 'possum hunting than go to a dance in town. Everybody likes Katherine. I-Iononsz Orchestra, '21-'22g Glec Clubg jeffer- sonian Literary Society. I

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THE CARDINAL JANIEV GAMMON Janie, a quiet, conscientious girl, makes us proud to have her as a member of our Senior Class. Always with an intelligent look on her face, she has a smile for us all. Janie studies hard and wins. She spends much of her spare time in reading. Bess IS ulwnyv neatly lv haue some fun, Especially when she can lease follcg But ihe thing she likes belief' ihazz all the resin. ls for someone In fell a good joke. Bess follows the old saying in being little but loud. Nhlhen there is anything going on, you may always be sure that she will know it. You might as well tell her, because somehow she will Find it out. LIONORSZ ,lelifersonian Literary Society: Jun- Sen-G Club. H AZ EL ROMA N Her school spirit is shown by her ready con- tributions to school needs. Simplicity is an out- standing characteristic of hers. That and her tone of refinement, help to make her a true stu- dent of D. H. S. She has been a member of the following: Virginia Literary Society, 1920-223 and Fay Carter Literary Society.-now the Thomas Jefferson Literary Society-and The Athenian History Club. 28