Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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ELINOR KATHLEEN ROSS lioosters’ Club, ’ 3 3 - ’ 3 4 ; Midway Student, Assist- ant Exchange Editor, ’31 -’32, Exchange Editor, ’32- ’34. Mild and serene, a good sedative to nerv- ous teachers with boisterous classes. CECIL ELDRED RUNKLE (ilee Club, ’33-’34. “Be nonchalant ; light a cigarette.” Cecil ' s jocular, carefree manner is irresistible. FLORENCE ALBERTA SANDRiDGE (llee Club, ’32-’33. Vivacious and genial, our outstanding blonde has won the hearts of many. CYNTHIA AUGUSTA SMITH lioosters’ Club, ’33-’34. Where would we get our mimeographed sheets if it were not for Augusta’s nimble fingers ticking the typewriter keys? Add dependability to industry and you have her in two words. CLARICE GERTRUDE SMITH A pleasing manner and a ready wit make Clarice an agreeable companion. FRANCES HOUK SMITH Do not mistake Frances’ tractable ways for indifference. No one could be more steadfast where her convictions are con- cerned. Thirty-two

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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

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GERTRUDE MASON SMITH Basketball, ’30-’31. Beneath an unassuming manner Gertrude hides the kindest heart. KATHERINE SMITH Her brunette beauty makes her most in- dividual. LEO SMITH Junior Football, ’32-’34; Junior Basketball, ’32- ’33 ; Boys’ Glee Club, ’32-’34; Hi-Y, ’32-’34; Vice- President Junior Class, ’32-’33. Leo has certainly gained recognition as being Lane’s biggest and best booster. His deviltry, though costly to him at times, has been an eminent factor in his popularity. MYRTLE H. SMITH Girls’ Hi-Y, ’31-’34; Midway Student Reporter, ’33-’34; Boosters’ Club, ’33-’34. Her ready smile is a better passport than fluent wisecracks. SANDY SMITH Junior Football, ’32-’34. We attribute Sandy’s success to more work and less talk. EDNA SNEED Sweetness and simplicity add to Edna’s attractiveness. Thirty-three