Danville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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THE CARDINAL MABLE EMPRESS BRADNER Wheli Mable looks at you with her big, brown eyes, you at once feel her winsome personality. She is an industrious student, excelling in Latin and Spanish. Mable plays the violin exceedingly well, and we believe that she will some day be- come an accomplished musician. XIVC have always found her a loyal and true friend, ever ready to do her duty. JAMES BRUCE James holds in a large measure the esteem and confidence of his class. He has been an admired and popular member of it throughout his high school career. Possessing dignity that comes from character and worth does not detract from the warmth of his friendly smile. His line mind and as good character, his genuine friendliness and helpfulness in all that our class has under- taken mark him as one possessing the qualities of leadership. The Class of '24 expects great things of you, James, and it will not be disappointed. HONORS: Secretary of the Senior Class: Assist- zlllt Editor of THE CARDlNAL,' Exchange Editor of The Cf!!!-fl'C'I'f70.1',' Assistant Distributing Editor of The Cl1affm'I70.r, 1922-'23. EVELYN BAROODY An out-door girl, Sha stars in zltlzlcticsf' Ninkie is a most versatile person. In every phase of school life she finds her place. Not only is she excellent in recitation, but she has won fame for herself on the basket-ball team. Ninkie gets all the fun possible out of life, but she combines her work with play, so she is one of our best students. Look at the honors she has won. I'IONORSZ Captain of Basket-ball Team, '23-'24g Secretary-Treasurer of junior Class, Vice-Presi- dent of Senior Class, Challerba.v reporter, '23-'24g Member CARDINAL Staff, '24g Treasurer of Girl Reserves, '22g Vice-President of Girl Reserves, '23g President of ,lun-Sen-G Club, '24: Member of Glee Club, '23-'24g Member of Jeifersonian 1l.iterary,?7ociety, Delegate' to Sweet Briar Con- erence, ...

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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

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THE CARDINAL ALMA LOIS LOCKWOOD Although she is among the youngest of the Seniors, she is very studious, a fact shown by her high grades. She came to us from R.-XM. I., and we feel that we had much to gain. Although she seems serious-she is ever ready for fun and is a lovable companion. Those who know her well -are charmed by her sweet disposition and winning ways. Ileies to Henly, 'llwlys full of rnisehzef and fun! He is always at the games, night or day. Anything in business is his line. He is very likely to succeed in whatever he undertakes to do. l-lenry is a good classmate to have and a good school citizen. l MARY ELIZA BETH CLARK Mary carries around with her an air of dignity and high seriousness. She isclignitietl to some extent, and somewhat proud, but this is only the outside personality. Underneath all this, the fun is pushing itself to the surface. It is scrouging to get out. W'hen it does-where is dignity? W'e like the serious air. llvllilt and where would the world be to-day if it were not for thought, seriousness, and pride? Yet, some way we like better the mischievious, jolly and sunny side oi Mary. Who does not know her winning smile? VVhat person, who has been with her, has not felt her strong personality and inliuence? Wllat friend is it who does not know how true and loyal she is? HoNo1es: jun-Sen-G Clubg Cast of Pow- hatan g Ielifersonian Literary Societyg Glee Club. 30