Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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THE ADELAIDE SAUNDERS Midway Student Society Editor, '31- '32: Feature Editor, THE CHAIN, ,SI- '32, Reporter, Midway Student, ,RO-,312 Hayes Literary Society, '31-'323 Players' Club, '31-'32g Girls' Glee Club, '30-'32g Accompanist, Boys' Glee Club, 'SI-'32. VVith her sparkling sense of humor and her famous giggle, Dutchie is a very popular young thing. Her music, her laughter, and her common sense are indispensable to the Seniors. MADEl-INE SHACKLEFORD Hayes Literary Society, '29-'30, Everyone likes Pink, especially the student teachers! Besides being one of the best ornaments, she also denies the beautiful but dumb slogan. LUCILLE DOSWELL SHELTON A sweet, shy smile, a soft low voice, work well done-that's Lucille. THOMAS ROGERS SHEPHERD Member Senior Hi-Y, '31-'32, Member Boys' Glee Club, '30-'31, Vice-President. Boys' Glee Club, ,SI-,321 Business Man- ager, THE CHAIN, y3I-'32, Member Base- ball Squad, '3I. Who's that lucky rascal leaving at re- cess? Tommy, of course. With his amiable ways and hearty laugh, who doesn't like Tom? ELIZABETH CHRISTINE SHIFLETT Midway Student Reporter, '28-'30, News Editor, '30-'3I: Editor-in-Chief, '31-'32g Players' Club, '29-'32: Girls' Glee Club, '29-'32, Girls' Hi-Y, '3I-'32, Presi- dent Hayes Literary Society, ,3I-'32. The Midway Student owes much of its unusual success to the efficient leadership of Libbs. CHA 27 1932

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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

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E C l l28l PIAIN CECELIA SMITH Cecelia's quiet, unobtrusive ways great- ly appeal to her numerous friends. She will be missed by her teachers. EDITH LOUISE SMITH ln one year, Edith has made a real place for herself in Lane. The Math. classes have been hard put to it to keep up with the dizzy pace she sets. VIRGINIA SNYDER Exchange Editor THE CHAIN, '31-'32, Metcalf Literary Society, ,SI-'32. Snippy, though rather quiet and re- tiring, is one of the most important girls in the class. This sounds like antithesis. but she owes her widespread popularity to her charming personality. ROBERT C. SoURs Baseball Letter, '3Ig Football Squad, '30-,3I. Bob is one of those fellows who will not have to be pushed over the topg he'll climb. BETSY WILKERSON STALLINGS Member Metcalf Literary Society, '29- Y32Q Member Student Council, '28-'29g Member Players' Club, '30-'32g Member Girls' Glee Club, '31-y32. Like a breath of springtime from an old romance, a dream of lavendar and old lace, Betsy smiles her way through a work-a-day world. 1932