Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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l F772-4 I-Q., ia- '- ':',y ,..g,?,,X I I .fd ,-st, Q 54w4Kat ig? if i 0 N Masai A A 7We5hmmu Aiea- -e'x emztawaef 3 QQ 6 wfzode e . Amdwtwme ss3l2t??3 X LWQNA ACK, Robert, Grace and Nancy, who were elected at the end of our junior year to lead us through our final terms. jack Townes was chosen as president. jack, a I-li-Y member and basket ball player, has been prominent in our class throughout our high school career. l-le has taken a full course and has been active in classwork. Very cheerful and friendly, he has been popular from the beginning. During our final year jack hagierved well the task for which he was chos 6,-gil.-fr 1 For our vice pres Hwe chose Robert Draper, who has been l the class all the way through school. Our last year's vice president, he was reelected by a large majority. Robert has been a prominent figure throughout all our terms: President of the I-li-Y and Co-Captain of the '41 Football Team g he con- tributed freely and generously of his time, energy and interest to the progress and accomplishment of these and other of our activities. I-le justly deserves the title of our most popular boy. In filling his office so well, we feel that he contributed greatly to the success of our class. Grace Alexander, I-li-Y member, basket ball forward for several years, and one of our most popular Seniors, was chosen as secretary. She has shown her ability in many fields of our school activities, and it was well fitting that she be chosen to keep the records of our last year in Martinsville High School. Grace has served this division of our leader- ship in a commendable manner. Our fourth leader is our treasurer, Nancy Draper. She devoted her rare ability and untiring effort to this responsible office. Also President of the Girls' Senior I-li-Y and Captain of the Girls' Basket Ball Team, Nancy has been very influential in the carrying out of our Senior program. As a team, these four have served as our officers in such a manner that we are proud of them, and grateful that we can call them Our Senior Officers. We feel that we can justly say that they have led us in attempt- ing to live up to our motto, ' 'Esse quam viderin 4 'To be Rather Than to Seggngq ,f ,. . gj!,,TA,J,,.., ' J-V-,U gf -spy-vf1 :' '- 5' TW Y ' K , A .1 . - , ,, fn ,W V .gppf -V lt... , gl. , 0 A Aj, A iv 3 , I ,w ,J H ' ..-e.g,,',,v'wgi?::, -wa. E Vf: Q 57 Z if V an! 1- .A fy? W, I,-.yvs JT 'FWWWTJ O H '5l '? ' , r- Q +1 .. ,G 5 -.. if , ,F fn 1 ,1-Q 0 .a' ,' ' 1 'wwf few-Wmwmwnmvfw' .pas IQ V K. I f Q -'U 1 .J .if 4 F A Amyknrv' 7. I,-.',.,,,?a . U, .. ,,..,57.-1..- ,f,E,,.:'7,f '30-f,.+fa'7:'1fy a'?wff'4-We ri, tm In 'is G ' .1 , a- - I ' S' , Y? 'I '- ' 1 ' ' I - M. .- -,, A 'f '. ' i' fy, may Mfr af-A-- ,,saa-M, . ' ff . ak ' ' fl C-s --were-.41-'mf' 'S' A - ' - ' f -4' ,I ',