Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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FRANCES RUTH PETERSON Glee Cl nb, ’30-’34 ; Players’ Club, ’3 1 -’34 ; Hayes Literary Society, ' 3 1 -’34. ' Pall, slender Ruth with her raven curls is calm and reserved. FRANCIS BRADLEY PEYTON, 111. Student Council, ’32-’34, Honor Committee; Jlus- iness Manager Midway Student, Bumble Bee, and Chain, ’33-’34; Hayes Literary Society, ’31-’34, Treasurer, ’3 3- ’34 . Bradley’s rattling green Ford is quite a contrast to his immaculate dress and man- ners. EUGENE REDD PORTER Why should Eugene bother when it’s ob- vious that the first hundred years are the hardest ? JOHN ROGER PUGH Hayes Literary Society, ’32-’34, Vice-President, ’33-’34; Players’ Club, ’32-’34, Vice-President, ’33- ’34; Midway Student Reporter, ’32-’34; Boosters’ Club, ’33-’34 ; Boys’ Hi-Y, ’32-’34; Junior Hi-Y, ’30-’31; Debating Team, ’34. We pick Roger from many aspirants as the “Lord Chesterfield” of our class. ELEANOR PEYTON QUARLES Metcalf Literary Society, ’30-’34, Vice-President, ’32-’34; Players Club, ’30-’34; President Student Council, ’32-’33; Midway Student Literary Editor, ’3 1 -’32, Assistant Editor. ’32-’33; Girls’ Hi-Y, ’32- ’34 .Treasurer, ’32-’33; Editor-in-Chief Chain and Bumble Bee, ’33-’34. Eleanor’s our most outstanding Senior. Her marks are never off the gold standard, and we defy you to match her versatility. RUBY ELIZABETH RAMSEY Boosters’ Club, ’33-’34. These twins are quite a pair, but Ruby’s intelligence and affability make her indivi- dual. Thirty

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JAMES LEONIDAS MUNDY A most practical-minded and argumenta- tive Senior is James, but when he argues it is usually witli precision. ELIZABETH ASHTON NALLEY Basketball, ’32-’34; Hi-Y, ’31-’34; Metcalf Liter- ary Society, ’ 3 1 - ’ 3 4 ; Secretary Hi-Y, ‘33-’34; De- bating Team, ’34; Organization Editor Bumble Bee and Chain, ’33-’34; Boosters’ Club, ’33-’34. Athletic — yet intellectual; studious — yet affable. FRANCES MAXWELL NEAL She is a reticent little girl who possesses a modest smile. EVERETTE MADISON NORFORD Few know what goes on in Everette’s mind, for his speeches are limited. CARRIE ELLEN PARR Basketball, ’32-’33. Carrie may be described by one word — “easy-going” — a quiet little girl with quiet ways. WILLIAM HADEN PAYNE The Boy Scouts have taught Bill the prin- ciples of devotion which he displays in one very definite way. Tzventy-nine

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NANCY RUTH RAMSEY Boosters’ Club, ’33-’34. Ruth’s clever and amiable, and proves that even sisters may be friends. MARY GREGG REA Boosters’ Club, Treasurer, ’33-’34. She is known for her assidious support of the boys’ basketball team — a secret pas- sion, Mary? HELEN ERMA RICKS Founder, Boosters’ Club, ’33-’34. “Spirits” were prohibited in Virginia un- til March, but Helen has had in her pos- session the spirit of Lane since September. RICHARD MERR1TTE ROBINSON Richard’s very good looking, and — believe it or not — a musical Senior. VIRGINIA FRANCES ROBINSON Virginia’s unruffled manner appeals to her numerous friends. HELEN ANN ROSENBLATT Hayes Literary Society, ’32-’34. Coal black hair, sparkling eyes, and a de- lightful smile characterize Helen. Thirty-one