Harrisonburg High School - Taj Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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HARRY BLATT IMI nuff yuulbfnl follity Qnilrt mul rrnllks inrrl wunhnl n'ilz'.r, Nudx ,mil Decks and wrL'alhr'd smiles. Acrzvlrnss: Latin Club, '28 Assistant Advertising Manager Tai, '30 Assistant Editor Taj, 'H Secretary and Treasurer of Cur- rent History Club, 'JI Meek, mischievous, witty, and clever-that is Harry. Harry is always at the bottom of an outburst of laughter and he is a sure cure for the blues. Strange as it seems, he is always the innocent one when in trouble, no matter what he did. His body is as frisky as his mind as he is always bobbing around here and there, hunting for some frolicsome trick to play on someone. Despite his niischievousncss, Harry is one of the most intel- lectual members of the Senior Class. He is always sought when some original or humorous idea is wanted and he can always be relied upon. Thar is easily seen by looking at the responsible po- sition he has held. He is always willing to help anyone and is the kind of a person one wants when in need of a friend. His broadmintletl understanding will always help. For three years Harry has lived worthily the high standards that lead toward better citizenship and the Leopold Schepp Foundaf tion is giving him a muninccnt reward. Next year the University of Virginia will have him for a law student and we know ot' no one more capable of being a lawyer than Harry with his fluent speech. . -...,,,.., 'Via SARAH FRANCES FUN KHOUSER If I chalice Io tulle u little wild fnrgiw nw. Acrxvrrxesz Latin Club, 'Z7 French Club, '30 History Club, '30 Annual Play, '29, '31 just who is the attractive cur- ly-haired brunette coming down the hall? Certainly everyone knows her and she knows every- one else too! XVhy it is Sarah Frances, the chief inst'afor in any fun or mischief that goes on around school. Sarah is always ready to help you our when you are in trouble, just ask the high school l-nys. Her apparent seriousness and com- mon sense have won for her a friend indeed . Sarah plans to be a nurse and we are quite sure her charming personality will assist her in this chosen work. TIMOTHY HIERING Love 'vm nml leave 'rll1. Acrlvirlesz Football Squad, 'ZS History Club, '31 Fench Club, '30 School Play, '29, '30 Here is a tall, handsome boy about whom the girls rave. Tim is a hard working lad who is popular with the girls and boys alike, not to mention the teachers. The girls lil-te him for his good looks, his ability as a dancer, and his nice ways. The boys like him because he is always willing to help a friend, because he's a good sport, and because he's just an all-round good fellow. Tim takes life as it comes, without a word of anger or irri- tation. No one ever saw Tim angry over his lot in life, but always see him with a smile and a word of cheer for every one. Tim is going to be a con- tractor, we suppose. Of course, we don't know anything for cer- tain for Tim hasn't decided ex- actly what he is going to de But he is inclined to talk a little more than is actually neces- sary of future prospects in North Carolina. And we don't blame him for that either. But whatever Tim decides to do, we can be certain that he will succeed at it, for Tim is the type to succeed in anything.

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ANNA LEE TUTWILER CHARLES OLIVER WEAVER MADELINE VANCE Such u friclnl we like lo burm- Hupfly, gum!-llnlurrd, and m'l'v1' dull. Aczivx-ries: Basketball Squad, 'ZR, '29 Current History Club, '30, '31 Xllfho is the merry old soul coming down the hall? Wliy it's Tut , of course. Anna Lee's characteristic occupation is telling jokes to make everyone laugh. Talk about crazy! That's Tut , and that's no joke. When Anna Lee isn't cutting up , we see the serious side of her nature and learn to value one who can be loads ot' fun, but at the same time a sincere and de- pendable friend. May she always be the same old Anna Lee! Anna Lce's home is three miles east of Harrisonburg, but that hasn't hindered her from striving for her much desired high school diploma, because she has faith- fully walked to school every day, rain or shine. Although Anna Lee has not revealed many of her fixture plans, we know that she will succeed in anything she may do. Hr ix tubal we u.-lib. Acriviruas: Basketball, '27, '50 Football Squad, '27, '28 Football Letterman, '29, '30 Captain Football, 'JO Member Class B all state team, '30 Track, '29, '50 National Broad Jump-second place, '30 Member Hi-Y Club Here 'tis! That flashy half- back familiarly know as Cow . He was captain of the football team this year, and it was greatly aided by his leadership. For two years, his fine work as halfback helped us to gain many victories. His athletic ability was also proved in basketball and track. That's not all for Cow . Be- sides being good-looking and liked by all in the high school, he has a pleasant disposition which has endeared him to his schoolmates. He has won a warm place not only in our hearts, but also those at H. T. C. XVe understand that Charles is planning to go to Wfashington and Lee next year. XVc are ex- pecting to hear of his prominence in athletics and in his scholastic work. Our wishes follow you, Charles. Thr lrnrld is rw llellvv' if we It-m'r,y. A c'r1viT1izs: Glee Club, 27, '30 French Club '27, '28, '29, '30 Secretary to Mr. Stanley, '30 To describe the subject, Made- line, better known as Sis , is that laughing blonde friend of ours up in the commercial room .md in the office, willing at all times to be at the beck and call of the needy. To most people Sis appears quiet and dignified but to those who know her best she is a hap- py-go4luck, care-free friend- always a friend in rain or shine. Surely we all agree that Sis's pet phrase is, Lct's go get Har- ry and'- . But dn we blame her? No. Sis brought much sunshine into our class and she will leave with us pleasant mem- ories uf her sportsmanship and loyalty. She has the rare ability of making friends everywhere and we feel sure that whatever phase ol' life she enters, she will be a success. She conhdes to some of us that she intends to get a good job in a uirz' ollice and make a gum! salary and we know that she'll do it-doesn't she always reach her goal?

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MARGARET IRENE BOYERS JAMES METTS ANNA VIRGINIA ANDES Hr-r jzrrsofmlily shines lbrougb ber .vmilt-.t. Acrtvtzuss: Won U. D. C. Medal, '28 Vice-President, Student Coun- cil, Junior Red Cross, '30 Current History Club, '30, '31 A flashing smile, a winning personality, and a helpful dispo- sition-that's Margaret. Margaret is an everrprcsent help in time of trouble . XVhere would the bookkeeping classes be without her? You may judge. She is always willing to help anywhere she is needed. Will we ever for- get how she toiled over the scrap- book the English classes sent to England? But that's her out- standing characteristie, doing well whatever she undertakes. Margaret is good in all her classes, but she excels in book- keeping and history. We bring her all our bookkeeping and his- tory problems, and she would break a date with the Prince of Wales to help us. On tl1e senior list, she has fourth place. Her greatest ambition is to be a bookkeeper, and anyone in the commercial department - teacher included-will tell you that she will succeed. Will Margaret be missed next year? No one in the Senior Class of '31 will be missed more. We must lose her in person, but we will never forget het. Our best wishes go through life with her. Tru 'I bim, you'll flnrl .fl hrurl uf lrulb wiifiiu Ibis rouglr uulsizlef' Shullle! Shulile! Shuffle! Who is making that noise? Why, it's james Mctts, who is iust trying out his manly strength. When our French teacher sends that wild look to the back corner of the room, james is usually trying to solve an algebra problem or preparing one of his other lessons. Yes, James enjoys plenty of fun, but he does not stand for fun alone. He is very studious and is usually devoting his time to his lessons. James is not in any way a lazy person. He is very good-natured and is always willing to help those who are in need. He never thinks that he is doing too much for any per- son, but he is always willing to do more. Although james did not take any interest in sports during his high school career, he did not lack in school spirit. James has not yet decided to what college he will go next year, but we hope that he will make a success of whatever he undertakes. lVL'af fr mwl flcligbi a quiet lift' uforrlsf' Who is that little blue-eyed girl with the dark brown hair, you hear somebody ask? NVell, that is Anna Virginia Andes. She came to us from Frederick's Hall and joined our Senior Class. We feel as if we are not so very well-acquainted with her, because she has not been with us long, and she is so very quiet that we hardly know she is around. Anna is very dignified, but tlon't get the idea that she never has any fun, because she enjoys a good time as much as anyone and when you once learn to know her she has as much wit as any girl in our class. Everyone who knows her, loves her. Anna is studious. This may be proved by the fact that she is the only girl who dared to take fourth year math. Anna is distinguished as the youngest member of our class. XVe understand that she is planning to attend State Teachers College next fall. and later, she will study at Columbia Univer- sity. Best ol' luck to Anna!