Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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T H E CHAIN 1 9 3 3 Class of 1933 Motto: Haec olim meminisse iuvabit Colors: Eleanor Blue and Silver Flower: Larkspur OFFICERS Charles Evans President William Stallings . Vice-President Jeanette Petty . Secretary Martha Coulter Miss Sylvia P. Horwitz ris] Treasurer Sponsor

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1 9 3 3 T H E C II A I N The Human Grinder By Eleanor Quarles, ’34 With faltering step, both fat and lean. The Freshmen enter the machine; Raze products, they, all sorts and kinds. The dumbest and the master minds. The supervisor, Faculty, Is kept quite busy, as you see; These Freshmen are most obstinate things — Machine called School, just fairly sings. The zvheels inside turn ' round and ' round; These products all are finely ground; Poor Freshmen fall upon their heads — Machine called School has no soft beds. For four long years the work goes on — An evolution for Jim and John; A noticeable change takes place, One sees it both in mind and face. And when their turn is finally o ' er, Those simple Freshmen are no mare And in their place — oh, can it be These perfect Seniors that we see? [ 12 ]

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i 9 a 3 T H E C H A I N Helen Rebecca Ballard In her heart there lingers Heaven ' s trace, As she lives each day with zest and grace. Lucy Waddell Baylor You must listen to Lucy Baylor sing; She makes of song such a lovely thing. Neva Koontz Blakey Mild mannered in both speech and ways. Yet much there is in what she says. John Booth A tall, blond lad is one John Booth, Just bubbling o’er with careless youth. Albert Clinton Boze H. L. S., ’zg- ' 3o; Football Squad, ’3i-’32; Boys ' H 3 0 ' 3 2 - Can I take it? His favorite line Is boisterous proof Clinton ' s feeling fine. Lucille Joycelyn Bragg Typist The Chain, ’3i-’33- Kindness, joy, and every grace One sees plainly in her face. [11]