New Kent High School - Iliad / Cavalier Yearbook (New Kent, VA)

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VIRGINIA DAVIS “A friend to those who need a friend, A pal to make things go.” We can’t imagine Virginia with¬ out her talkativeness, but many a dull moment is brightened by list ¬ ening to her. Her sweetness of dis¬ position and unselfishness have made her a real pal and class mate. WILLIAM WINFRED RICHARDSON, JR. “If he will, he will, and you can depend on it, If he won’t, he won’t, and that is the end of it.” William is one of the old relia¬ bles of the class. He has taken an active part in many school activi¬ ties and has worked well. He is also one of those students who has always had well prepared lessons, but was willing to lend a helpful hand to class mates less fortunate. He usually has fine opinions, and is never afraid to express them.

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KENNETH BOSWELL “He hath an expression of sleep upon his brow.” If you are looking for an easy¬ going, friendly sort of person who is always ready for fun, yet is re¬ liable when serious moments arise, here he is. Nothing seems to worry him—not even his numerous girls. But—you know the old say¬ ing—“They all flop sooner or later.” SUE BRADENHAM “She does the little kindnesses which most people leave un¬ done.” Sue is our fair-haired, blue-eyed lass. She has not only a charm¬ ing personally, but also unusual student qualifications. She is serious, gay, dependable, and thorough in her many duties. In every sense she is an ideal senior.

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KATHERINE TURNER ‘‘Neither too careless, nor too sad; Neither too studious, nor too glad ’ Whenever Katherine comes into our midst, we are conscious of her poise and quiet dignity, and with her amible disposition she radiates happiness and fun. Katherine is conscientious and capable, and ac¬ complishes every thing that she sets out to do, because she pos¬ sesses a deep strength of character and great determination. CECIL WALL “As brim full of mischief and grit and glee As ever a human frame can be.” Cecil is a mixture of mischievous fun, foolishness, and a light vain of seriousness. Whether it was in dramatics, athletics, literary, so¬ ciety, or social functions, Cecil al¬ ways took a prominent part. With her dependability and willingness, she has won her way into the hearts of us all.