Danville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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FHE CARDINAL . VELNA BA RKER Wfith her quiet, modest. and unassuniing man- ner, Velna has won the respect and admiration of all who know her. She has been zx good stu- de11t and has aided the school in its various ZIC- tivities. That she is industrious is clearly shown RUBY DAVIS Ruby is a friend to everybody. She is one wl1o is willing to help her fellow-elassniates in every way she can. She is kind and congenial and always has a kind word for everyone she meets. She is faithful to her work and has always stood by and supported old D. H. S. l-lei' quiet but sweet disposition makes us love her. She is one of tl1e faithful members of tl1e Ieffersonian Literarv Soeietv. by the fact that 'she has tackled and conquered all tl1e 11lZllillCI'l1Zl'ElCS odered in her High School course. VVe recognize in her one striving to ob- tain the linest things which life has to afford. HILMA HALL Nkfhztt is 1-lilma dreaming about? ls it study or mischief-or love? Of course 1-lilma indulges in writing poetry sometimesg but shoulcln't you like to see some of the poems she doesn't have to do for class work? lf Hilma sets that de- termined mind of hers to work on some big problem, we shall see great results. 34

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TIIE CARDINAL OLIVIA MOBLEY Ve Ve is one of the most popular and attrac- tive girls in our school. She is always ready to take part in all school and outside activities. Al- though lier hair is red, her temper is not violent. On the contrary, she is always happy and jolly. and her red head and sunny smile have won her many friends. Olivia is an all-around girl, with plenty of fun and gayety, and yet is serious when the occasion demands seriousness. She is good in her studies, in athletics and in all her various activities. I-loN01ts: President Freshman Class. '20-'21, Vice-President Virginia Literary Society, 'Z2g Captain Basket-ball Team, '24: lllasket-ball Team, '23g Editor The Clmltm'lm.r, '23-'24g Editor THE CARDINALV, '24, President Jehiersonian Literary Society, '24g Chairman Room 16, '23-'24g Mem- ber of Debating Team, '24, JOHN VVEBER John Melvin VVeber will be remembered by all of u.s as the friendly ,l'ohnny of Danville High School. XVhen someone was needed to arouse the school spirit. Johnny was always called on. Al- though John did not take part in athletics, he could always be counted on for support of every team. No one can say how active Johnny was in school and give him justice, but let his honors speak for themselves. lTlONORSZ Exchange Editor of The Cllnflcrbox, '23g Cheer Leader for School, '23g Vice-Presi- dent of Hi-Y Club, '23g Secretary and Treas- urer of Athletic Association, '24, Business Man- ager of The CilflHCI'I70.l', '24, Secretary and Treasurer of Ieffersonian Literary Society, '24g Business Manager Annual, THE CA1eDiNAL, '24, Member of Minstrel Circle, '23g Member of Min- strel Circle, '24g President of Hi-V' Club, '24, MARY CARTER Talking is Mary's long suit. Many people do not know and understand her, but those who do. love her dearly. Underneath her jesting sarcasm one Iinds that Mary is the sweet, friendly and lovable girl who is always ready to lend a help- ing hand. Mary delights us with her excellent reading, for in this she has a decided talent. You can always hnd Country Carter in a crowd, and most of the time she is the chief entertainer on account of her laughter provoking wit. Mary takes the initiative in everything and seems to enjoy bossing her older sister around. All sunnned up-Mary is frank and line.. l'l0NORS2.-lCffQI'SOI1iZl1l Literary Society, 1233245 Program Committee of Literary Society, '24.

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