Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Albin Clayton Coleman Member, Senior Hi-Y, ’27- ' 28, ’28- ' 29. Clayton has characteristics all his own. Any member of the class knows Clayton by his laugh and his walk (and his little red tie!). He is willing ' to offer criticism of existing conditions, but is just as ready to give credit when credit is due. He is always ready to partici- pate in some fun and greets every- one with a witty remark. Robert H. Daniel Secretary Freshman Class ; President Senior Class ; Players ' Club, ’27- ' 28, ’28-’29 ; Hi-Y, ' 21 - ' 2 8, ’28- ' 29 ; Vice-President Hayes Literary Society, ' 28-’29 ; Member, 4 years ; Reporter, “Midway Student, ' 27-’28; Pho- to Editor “Chain, ' ' ’28- ' 29, ' 27 - 2 8; Honor Committee, ' 27- ' 28; Business Manager, Bumble Bee, ' 28- ' 29‘. Assistant Manager, Bumble Bee,” ’27- ' 28; Basket-Ball Squad, ' 29. Bobby is one of our most capable Seniors. When lie was elected presi- dent of the class, everyone agreed that a better selection could not lie made. His ability to do things and do them right is recognized by all. His personality coupled with his business ability will bring him much success in the future. [ 19 ]

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Ree Campbell Member, Players ' Club, ' 27-2 S, ’28- ' 29 : Girls’ Reserve, ' 26 - 27 , ' 27 - 28, ’28- ' 29; Secre tary Hayes Literary Society, ’27-’28 ; Mem- ber, 4 years: Advisory Board, ' 28 - 29 : (iirls’ Basket-Ball Letter ’27-’28-’29 ; Fresh- man Editor “Bumble Bee,” ' 26 ; Editor-in- Chief, “Midway Student, ’29: Girls’ Ath- letic Editor “Chain,” ' 29; Honor Commit- tee, ' 26, ' 28 ; Captain of Freshman and Junior Teams. Ree possesses that characteristic which only few have — that of a leader. During the four years that Ree has been in high school she has always proven herself dependable, capable, and efficient. Probablv Ree s most predominant characteristic is her good sportsman- ship. She has always taken a lead- ing part in basket-ball, and is also a backer ol all other sports. We are expecting still greater things of Ree as she leaves Lane High, and we all wish her the best of luck. Landon Carter Landon is one of our “heirlooms, left us by the Class of 28. e real- lv think he ought to he a lawyer, he can argue around almost any point. Landon is an excellent business man. His seriousness of purpose will make a great career for him some dav. l is j

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Elsie Mae Dollins Member, Girls ' Glee Club, ’27- ' 28, ’28-’29 ; Secretary, English Club, ' 25 ; President English Club, ' 26; Typist, “Bumble Bee,’’ ’28-’29. It mat have been said about Elsie that she lias an inferiority complex, hut it isn ' t that after all. She is simply quiet— but with this quiet- ness comes the rare calm dignity and sweetness of disposition. We never see Elsie rushing around like a mad-man ; she always knows just exactly what she is going to do be- fore she starts. Thus we conclude that Elsie is a very efficient young lady. Lucy Dawson Typist for Midway Student,” ' 27 ; Typ- ist of “Chit Chat, 1927. Lucy is one of our girls who works steadily, and never goes around grumbling and proclaiming about it ; nor does she rush to and fro broadcasting her high school spirit, but it’s there just the same! We are quite sure that this spirit will carry you on, Lucy, in your future undertakings. That the world may be kind to Lucy is our sincere wish.