Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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vOTTESvT Mary Virginia Gaw Typist for Annual, ’27- ' 2S, ’28-’29 Virginia is one of the sweetest and quietest girls in our class. She has a dignified and retiring nature, hut when one has learned to know her well, she is a friend worth hav- ing. There are many people who do not say much but there are very few who know, as Virginia does, when “silence is golden. ' ’ She does not seek friends, but if one is worthy of her friendship she is more than glad to welcome such a companion. It is this kind of a person that re- flects credit upon herself and class. H. Brice Graves President, Hi-Y, ' 28- ' 29 ; Member, Hi-Y, ' 26-’27, ' 27 - 28, ’28- ' 29; Member, Hayes Literary Society, ’27, ’28, ' 29; Vice-Presi- dent, G. A. A., ' 29; “Chain ' ’ Staff, ’28. Brice is a very dependable bov who has always done everything as- signed him very conscientiously. He was outstanding in the way of foot- ball for the past season ; and for a while went out for basket-ball. He is also the mathematician of our class. Brice is very modest and one would never know he is an accom- plished violinist. He still has a vert- winning blush, too. However, he is losing this now — and his personality has come through to win him scores of friends — and no enemies. Brice, your future holds great things for you because of your splendid business ability and jolly disposition.

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Ernestine Ray Feuciitenberger ( j i rl s’ Glee Club, ’27-’28, ' 28- ' 29; Girls ' Reserve, ’25-26, ' 26-27, ’27-28, ' 28- ' 29 ; Dis- tributing Manager “Midway Student,” ' 28- ' 29. Ernestine is certainly full of pep. She is never too tired to do anything — and nine-tenths of the time that anything is for someone else. If von feel depressed, go to Ernestine; she will start things humming. Here’s to Ernestine — she is a good sport. What more can we say? William Fitzhugh Member of Junior Hi-Y, ’27- ' 28; Senior Hi-Y, ' 28-29. William is a thorough student and a regular fellow. He is a faithful member of the Class of ' 29. Al- though he is somewhat cpiiet, he takes part in all of the fun which goes on around him, and thus fits nicely into the current of high school life here. r 22 1

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G. Stuart Hamm, Jr. President of Junior Class, ’28: Treasurer Freshman Class, ’25-’26 ; Prophet Senior Class, ' 28- ’29; Players’ Club, ’27-’28, ' 28-29 Secretary Hi-Y, ’29; Member Hi-Y, ’27, ’28, ' 29; Business Manager, “Midway Student, ' 28-29 Sport Editor “Midway Student,” ' 27- ' 28 ; Honor Committee, ’25, ’26, ’27, ' 28 ; Ex- change Editor, “Bumble Bee.” Stuart is one of our old standbys. Owing to his cheerful temperament, coupled with line school spirit, he has become our “most popular hoy. he thing that he knows how to do best is simply to be a friend. Judging by his size, one would think him to he only a Freshman. He is far from it; he is one of our best Seniors! Although small in body, he is great in mind and soul. Frances Dexter Habel Member, Girls’ Reserve, ' 26 - ' 27, ’27-’28, ' 28-’29. Frances came to us from Florida in 1926. Immediately, she became an indispensable part of the class. She is studious, hut always finds time for fun and pep. Anyone who does not know Frances might call her “a sweet old-fashioned girl hut to those who know her, she is just the opposite. We like you, Fran- ces, and we’re glad you are with us. You are a girl with a real Lane High Spirit, and we ' re proud of you. [ 24 ]