Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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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-.. ...,.......,. . . . ..

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B E : X' l V x ,E K, xrjvf V r li l Martinsville, Virginia, February 7, 1930. DEAR1zsT Miss PETTIT: How goes life with you these days? Have you forgotten us of old M. H. S.? just now examinations are over and we of the Senior Class are much occupied with class activities. The question of the day is Annual, or no Annual. If Annual, from whence comes the money? If no Annual, how get before the public the unknown Adonises and Venuses of the Class of 1930? Some of the members having suffered from the recent market crash, are wary of assuming uncertain bills. But the gamblers in futures, by force of habit, are willing to take a chance, feeling sure, should their pockets prove bare, Mr. Carter will save the day by paying the bill. The most altruistic of the Class are willing to deny themselves even lunches that they may be able to bestow upon the public an Annual, adorned and honored by their handsome faces, but another faction, principally girls, feel they can spend their money, in a way more beneficial and worthy, in permanent waves and flounce-bedecked skirts. Another question that causes strife is the, Who is Who and where Who is to be, be pictured. The blonds want hand-tinted picturesg the brunettes, sepias. Isabel, Hazel, Jeanette, Marga and Nina will not advance a penny until assured that their pictures speak loudly of their Anita-Loosized charms. Eva, Evelyn, Sue, Ruth, Helen, Mary, Charlotte and Emma, realizing that while gentlemen prefer blonds, they marry brunettes, insist that their raven locks, cherrylike lips and rosy cheeks be well depicted, regardless of expense or trouble. The business staff insists that the coloring matter necessary to do justice to their cheeks and lips will bankrupt the corporation, thus troubles come fast, and thick. Edgar Hodnett and Irvin Minter, with malelike modesty, are having a heated argument as to who will occupy the page marked Class Beauty. Edgar claims his eyes make him the more eligible, but Irvin insists that curls are not to be sneezed at. We voted that the page for Maidens All Demure be divided between Helen and Ruth, but now Helen claims the top half. We just can't please anybody. A special page was reserved for class celebrities of whom the following have been elected: Mary, Om' Little Pride: Hazel, Om' High-Florwz Liimctg Sue, Our Lea-der E.l'fl'U0l'fl1iI1C11'j',' Charlotte, Our Artist of the Farcile Brush, Edmund, The Cuteg Lawson, The Super Sheik: Smithson, The Beau Ideal. The Class feels that there should. be several pictures of Cressy, that he may be well remembered 3 Cressy, The Class Presidentg Cressy, The Athleteg Cressy, The Modest, Cressy, The Sheik. On the other hand, if no Annual-no pictures-blighted hopes--broken hearts. +322 113' is VJ' ee A ,.,,,,,,,,,,f1 9 3 0 s .wi flew- K jf w-s,X,.,E,.1. 1