Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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? -'El 18 ll'- -an-db'-1 ----' ' 2 ...-.1..,..., .-- . .......,.-. .v 1 9 3 o me Y.. 5,7 D' K , CHARLES REED fEditor-in-Chief of BEE: Manager of 1929 Football Tvamg First Violing 1.raa'r'r in High- Srhool Orthcsfraj Charlie is noted for his excellent work in many activities in M. H. S. His only care at present is, So many great men are dying and he does not feel very well himselff, POLLY SYLVESTER The Seniors' latest addition. Yet she has won the esteem of her teachers and classmates. Capable, loyal and true. The Polly Anna of the Class. EVELYN SMITH Whether she will, or she won't, Evelyn is always the same. Probably if she will study more she won't make low grades. I , 4...

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-'Cl 20 E+ HAZEL WELLS Whenever M. H. S. wants anything well done, Hazel is called upon. She has added to our music by her solos and to our school by her many graces. EVA WARREN One of the real artists in M. H. S. Her painting is varied, sometimes highly colorful, especially on her face and lips. If her talent to paint could be diverted to landscapes she would become a modern Corot. JEANETTE WOODY For goodness unsurpassed, For honor unexcelledf' ,.....1., x Y -UA,-1,11 xx Ad, ji'5ffi'1':' ::'L41 ' ' V' if '...........l....' ........f.1LL P . .Y ..-F -'Y ..,,-Q-.. ...,.......,. . . . ..