Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Green and Silver Rose OFFICERS Charles Sours Alfred Arundale Neville Wood Julian Souder President Vice-President Secretary . . . . T reasurcr RING COMMITTEE Bradley Peyton, Chairman Phil Markwood Virginia Dabney Neville Wood DANCE COMMITTEE John T. Calhoun Phil Markood Eleanor Quarles Evelyn Thacker Julian Souder Edward Thompson COLOR AND FLOWER COMMITTEE Mary Elizabeth Minor, Chairman Cornelia Graves Cecil Runicle Helen Thomas Roger Pugh PLAY COMMITTEE Jean Kennon, Chairman F.lbf.rta Maxwell Eleanor Hall Harold Yates Howald Bailey Franklin Davis Porter Graves BANQUET COMMITTEE Manly Wade, Chairman Leo Smith Ethel Blankinship Edward T hompson Charlotte McLean PHI Seventeen

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The End of the Trail Eleanor Hall, ’34 When we approach the end of a lovely trail, The leaves of memory, rustling into years, The warmth of a moment, bringing without fail Faint breezes, mingled with a moment’s tears At meeting changes Time and Chance provide, Will sweep aside the spider’s dusty web Of happy days and hours silver-lined In life’s long tide of ceaseless flow and ebb. Recalling sacred memories to the mind That bear with them unfaltering hope and strength, We come at length to where the trails divide, And stooping night caresses day at length, The future blending with the past, heart to heart, As we, the Pilgrims of this plan, depart. Sixteen

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PORTER RANDOLPH GRAVES Football, ’33; Hi-Y, ’32-’34; Metcalf Literary Society, ’32-’34; Players’ Club, ’31 -’34. “ ’Obbs” lias gained the distinction of ranking among the foremost of our efficient students. Through his desire to give his best always, he has won the r espect of his fellow students and members of the fac- ulty. BERTHA VIOLA HAGGARD Boosters’ Club, ’33-’34. Some say that red hair and a hot temper are synonymous, hut Bertha’s gentle dispo- sition contradicts this statement. ELEANOR LOUISE HALL Players’ Club — ’32-’34, President, ’33-’34; Girls’ Hi-Y, ’32-’34; Girls’ Glee Club, ’30-’34; Cheer l.eader, ’32-’33; Student Council, ’ 3 1 - ’ 3 2 ; Metcalf Literary Society, ’30-’34; Midway Student — Re- porter, ’30-’31, Society Editor, ’3 1 -’34. “Skippy” talks, dances, sings, and acts — what more could you ask? DORIS ARMINELL HARLAN Basketball, ’32-’34; Chain Typist, ’33-’34. There’ll certainly be a place in the secre- tarial world for Doris. We know this to be. true by her faithful work for the annual. CARL CLARENCE HART Hayes Literary Society, ' 3 1 -’34 ; Chain Staff, ' 33-’34. Ambition and “stick-to-it-ive-ness” will surely help Carl succeed in his art work. JOYCE HAWKINS Glee Club, ’32-’34; Boosters’ Club, ’33-’34. Our prettiest blonde is Joyce — the kind that everyone prefers. She is friendly, but very sophisticated. 7 ' u ' i ii [ ' fltttr g I