Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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z: I mfg :MM I -at 4, 2 if a .1r..u-Rr:-ff' ' Pl ,T I IRENE MANN . Senior Testator, '31-'32g Exchange Ed- itor, Midway Studcnl, '31-'32g Hayes Lit- erary Society, '31-'32g Student Council, '32, Irene is always worked up about some- thing. Her cleverness in writing and her continuous chatter have distinguished her as one of our Who's Who. LUCY OLIVIA MARTIN Lu possesses a charming smile and is an extremely pleasant conversation- alist. MARY WINGFIELD MORRIS Metcalf Literary Society, '30-932. Oh, Mr. Hilldrup, how could I hear you? I was talking to Joyce. joe C. MUSTARD Metcalf Literary Society, '30-'3Ig Stu- dent Council Treasurer, '3I: Baseball Letter, '3I. Our shy little joe has undergone a complete metamorphcsis this year and has become a dangerous lady-killer. WILLIE PEYTON NORFORD G. A. A. Board, '31-'32, Peyton's calm sedateness has won him many admirers In the years he has been with us. I I K xc :smw:1n:w:i1.rgasI!-Il'2cw1xL'1+fA1.i1v1: 1 A l251 932

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W -. Q-.----Q-f --1: ,Aw .-.I ff-,-srn....WMn-mm-JW.-V,-. A V- ,W ,,,, , , TH. E C H. , f5...1.N LOUISE VIRGINIA LEAKE Louise is dependable, modest, and well worth knowing. ELINOR LUPTON BumbIc.Bee Typist, '31-'32g Hayes Lit- erary Society, '31-'32, Elinor always makes an effective en- trance to class by being thirty minutes late. JACK PENDLETON MADDEX Vice-President Student Council, '31- '32g Boys' Glee Club, ,30-,325 Midway Student Staff, '31-'32. Jack's unusual talent along dramatic lines has made him famous. His ability is recognized by both students and pa- trons. ROBERT MALCOLNI MADDEX Business Manager, Midway Student. '29-'30, '30-'31, Treasurer, Hayes Litera- ry Society, '31-'32g Senior Hi-Y, '29-'32g Junior Hi-Y, '28-'29g Student Council, '31-'32g President, '31, Boys' Glee Club, '31-'32. A lion among ladies is a most danger- ous thing -yet Mac IS one species the girls always welcome. CAROLYN MARTHA MADDOX Oo-o-o-oh! I'm thrilled to the ut- most of my emotions! I'm so excited! Whoops! l24l ,,,,.. , . .. ,,,. W-fy ..,-fa,-. iwfxfssufvu-..,f,i-.....i:-w1.f:.,-M, - .1-at ,,AW,-wmy,.-.- ..... - ..,., l.,,2,.?.?,.,M2

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'gig , ' 1 ' 4- sf We'-rf--M'--rfnvffA'W'---'-Y---'if 'A ----Q 1 - E Y. ,s F ? a I i ' ' L ' ' ' ' f- ff -Y I 'Ml THE CHAIN El lil lfi fi: lil ir. .YI .V EDWARD NUTTY gig Ed has been told his name fits him so Q often that he is beginning to believe it ' T himself. Q E , '-V' THOMAS JOSEPH PHILLIPS 'H 1 4 A Senior Hi-Y, '30-'32g Football Letter, 'fylrii 130-131. I. V5 Tommie is -not a ladies' man, but he ,O is a great favorite with the boys. rl ,af ll ni I MAMIE BELLE POINDEXTER A Studiousness and fidelity are Mamie's outstanding characteristics. These, com- 1 1 bined with her sweet and jolly disposi- 2 5 tion, make Mamie a popular girl. ALICE ISABEL REDDISH I Student Council, '28-,293 Metcalf Lit- erary Society, '31-'32. K l'ISie is a great favorite with both Q teachers and pupils. If one knows Isabel, Q this is not hard to understand. i. 5 l l . g I 2 l 1 1 l 2 JAMES PARHAM ROBINSON, JR. E5 J. P. spends the greater part Of'his time doing very little-except studying. . He is quite a character! I l I 26 1 i 3 l i r s - l ' -'lam'-N -W-MM F 'A i 3 5 1932