Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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THE CHAIN MARGARET BURGESS Midway Student Typist, 5 33- 5 34 ; Boosters 5 Club, ' 33- 5 34. Ask Margaret to take a number between one and ten and we’ll be willing to bet that she’ll guess “Five.” Lane won’t be the same without that pretty smile and those lovely ways. MILDRED ANNE BURGESS Boosters’ Club, ’33-’34. This vivacious little brunette has a great deal of poise. JOHN T. CALHOUN H-Y President, ’33-’34; President Junior Hi-Y, ’30-’31. John T. has distinguished himself as one of Lane’s most intellectual members, one whose dependability and integrity lift him above the common run of folks. GEORGE BENJAMIN CARTER Varsity Football, ’33-’34; Hi-Y, ’33-’34. Our most conservative senior — Ben ; an- other of our football stars that helped the team make its unusual record. ADA LEE CATTERTON Reserve forms a barrier behind which Ada Lee’s latent possibilities develop with subtle skill. JOHNNY FINKS CATTERTON One of our best students, Finks believes that “Wisdom is power.” 19 3 4 Twenty

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FLORENCE ELIZABETH CLARKE She’s quiet and modest, but well worth knowing. CARTER C. COLE Junior Hi-Y, 30-’31; Football Squad, ’31 -’32; Football Team and Letter, ’33-’34; “C” Club, ’33- ’34. Red-haired Carter’s temper is mostly boisterousness — the irrepressible effect of overflowing good health and spirits. A very likeable boy hides bchinds his bluster. ELLEN HURT COLEMAN Hi-Y, ’33-’34; Hayes Literary Society, ’33-’34; Boosters’ Club, ’33-’34; Chain Typist, ’33-’34. Our dark-haired little typist is Ellen — be- loved by all for her sweet personality and willingness to help. VIRGINIA MACON COLEMAN liasketball, ’32-’34. She’s a quick little side-center with plenty of spunk. WILLIAM O. COMBS Glee Club, ’32-’34; Junior Hi-Y, ’30-’31. “Why should I toe the mark? I’d rather do things I shouldn’t !” STELLA BURNEECE CRITZER Blonde, petite Stella is one “star” who shines in her classes. 19 3 4 T k ‘ciitv one

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RUBY HAWKINS That worried air covers a real desire to please, an earnest effort to live up to what folks expect of her. MARGUERITE HOUCHENS The mildest manner, the sweetest smile, make Marguerite well worth knowing. DELBERT JETER Football, ’31-’34; “C” Club, ’3 1- ' 34. I)l ' lbert could combine brains with brawn, hut does he? WILLIAM B. JONES Hi-Y, ’33-’34; Student Council, ’33-’34; Vice- President Sophomore Class. Says Billy, “Why should I try to gain knowledge, when it only gives me a head- ache ?” MARGARET MELCENNA EASE We often wonder whether “Margy” is attending the Charlottesville School for Boys or Lane High. ALICE LEE KEEL Alice Lee ' s outstanding feature — her eyes — will not be easy to forget. 9k J? t CO JU q£jlaa • u o Twenty-five