Harrisonburg High School - Taj Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Well shc'd make ALLEN I-IAUSENFLUCK CAROLINE BRADLEY RICHARD JACKSON Trike ii easy, bam' your fun: Lf! Ibz' alll 1L'ul'lxl flirkrr ull. ACTIVITIES! Vice-President Hi-Y Club, '51 liootball Squad, '30 High School Play, '30, '51 Advertising Manager Tai, '31 Allen is that good-looking fol- low whose ideals can be compared to his looks. He is a member of the Schcpp Foundation which has meant a great deal in his life. Hc is also an outstanding member of the Hi-Y Club. Because of his business-like ability he was given the most responsible posi- tion on the Taj Staff. During the past few months Allen has becotne very musical, expressing his talent on the saxophone. It is rumored that the State Teach- ers College influenced him in this wonderful field. He is a wide- awake orchestra member, always working for the promotion of music. Allen is planning to enter the University of Virginia or V. P. 1. ncxt fall where he is going tu study law. Hcre's fortune to you, old scout! H. H. S. will miss you in her plays and numerous other activities, but some university will need you too. The glory Ibm' was Green' Tbr grazufum' Ibn! was Rome. How that phrase does suit Car- oline with her tall, stately carri- age, her captivating manner and her general good looks. XVho could help being attracted to her, and how she does attract the male sex! Caroline is the ways getting into always gets out just hear some on vefous tale of a one who is al- scrapes but she of them too. e telling a mar- recent cscapade and you may be sure that it is Caroline. - Can she bluff? who knows. That isn't the way, however, that she gets her good grades for she really does study and knows her lessons when class time rolls around. Ask some one Still zruirrs rm: llwl:. Acrwirnss: School Play, '30 French Club, 129, '50 History Club, '3-I Football, '30 Glee Club, 'lil Taj Staff, 'Jl Richard is a good-looking and hard-working boy. Dick came here from Lexi year and from shown what a can do in his ties. He is a school as well nickname Ru been attached his talent to he is better ngton in his second the beginning has hard-working boy studies and activi- good sport out of as in school. The dy seems to have to him because of sing. Dick , as known, is a good Her highest ambition is to go to Europe and captivate some rich title. We don't doubt but that she will do this, for she says she's either going to do that next year or go in training. a stately hostess in some mansion or she'd make a very ellicient nurse. dancer and seems to be getting better every day to judge from his fancy steps walking clown the hall to classes. Dick is also noted for his poise and swinging walls. Richard has made a fine record in his studies and ranks Hrs: among the boys in the Senior Class. He makes some flying guesses sometimes in his studies, especially French, and usually is correct. He is undecided as to where he is going to college, but as things look now he is going to take his Hrst year at Bridgewater College and then go to Duke. But wherever he goes we are sure that his combination of brains, ambition and hard work will win him success.

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KATHRYN HARLIN Tbr'rt r mnmlhiug abou! ber you rrm'l Yrsisl This jolly, happy, lovufllv miss. Acrlvlrnssz French Club, '50 l..llin Club, '29, '30, '31 Glue Club, '30 Annual Play, '29 Chairman History Club, '31 Latin Tournament, '29, '31 Valezlictorian, '31 School Play, '31 Wliat can she dn? My mis- take-what can't she do? Kat is just an all around girl who can be depended upon to make a suc- cess of anything which she may undertake. Kat has so much fun and pep about her that we some- times feel as though it is going to be a big proposition to- get her down to real work. She loves mischief and keeps things lively when she's around. Her sparkling blue eyes reveal her vivid personality: and with- out her wit we simply coultln't get along. Witli her stuelious habits and cheerful attitude there is no reason to worry about het future. It seems there is nothing she doesn't know. A real student is found in Kat, our '31 Valedic- torian. Wk: understand that Kathryn is going to Bates College in Maine. Wfhatever you do Kathryn, we wish you the best of luck always. ASA WESLEY GRAVES, jk. Muff: must jrrrilons arrun is :villain hir gr1'11Ir'JI lrgrlry lu jmslurily, 11 nulrlr rb:1l'ut'll'1'. Acrxvrrnzs: - Football Letterman, '29, '30 Basketball Squad, '29, '30 French Club, '30 A. XV. as we all tall him is one of the best students in the class ot' '31. In science and mathematics he is especially bril- liant. l-le is quiet and studious, perhaps this accounts for high grades. But A. W. doesn't study all the time. 1-lc always takes part in athletics, and shows his school spirit in every way he can. lfle has done some fine work on the football team, and the H. I-1. S. team will surely miss him when football season comes a- round next year. A. W. may impress you at Hrst glance as being a very re- served boy, but on closer ac- quaintance, you will End him to be quite iully. A. W. is planning to go to the University of Virginia next year to study medicine. We feel sure that he will be a success there as he has been in H. 1-I. S. We know he will be liked there by everyone because he is a good sport and one of the best of friends. DOROTHY DAVIS IJ iligru I-Ollter run I-Talrfz lm' Activities: Latin Club, 'zs History Club, '51 Assistant Editor Taj, '31 Salutatorlan, '31 School Play, '31 Here comes Dot now. She'll answer our questions and lift the weight from our brains. Her favorite expression always lends an answer before she tells us the corrcct one when she says, Deed l'm sorry but l just know I flunked that test. But that's all nonsense. Her standing in the Senior Class is proof enough, isn't it? The Salutatorian for the Class of '31. ln dancing, playing the Ulte, and playing bridge she's hard to surpass, She reads a world of books and can converse on any subiect with unbounded limits of current wisdom, Then we must not omit her business ability, for the typing of the Taj material was no easy task. She has pres pared herself for work in the business world and we know that she will be an asset there. But back of the practical business sense Dot has air castles. She dreams ol' travel. Europe has charms that lure. She is the type that usually has her dreams fulfilled, so before long we may have a nice long letter telling about her life in Vienna. W'e'll always remember you, Dot, as a iolly lovable friend and as you leave us to enter the school of life may you, there, gain the standing and success you have won in high school.

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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?