Newport News High School - Anchor Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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THE B EACON 15 SAIJIE EVELYN LEVINSON Chatter, chatter, all day long. If Sadie were unable to speak we are afraid it would be an awful trag- edy. If there is any one special thing Sadie loves to do it is to talk. But don't think that her talk is all foolish- ness, for she is somewhat of a think- er and a philosopher or a philosopher- or whatever you call it. We are going to miss her but we know that she is going to attain her mark in life. M Y RA LUCILE HUNNICU'l l' If she will, she will, and you can depend on it. Secretary Student Council, '22, '23. Treasurer French Club, '22, '23, Secretary Philolethian Literary So- ciety, '22, '23. Assistant Secretary Philolethian Literary Society, '22. Home Room Representative, '20. Laughter is a most healthful ex- ertion and Lucile is well aware of that fact. In the Corridors, in the assem- bly and everywhere her merry laugh can be heard. She's a fine pal and classmate and we're afraid we are losing her in more ways than one, for her heart has gone astray since she has been among us. J

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14 THE BEACON ETHEL LORENA HILLING As merry as the day is long. Here is our little maid of cheer and laughter. Lorena has a most sunny disposition and is so sincere and ob- liging we just can't help but love her. We often hear Lorena's voice lifted in protest against long assignments in French and English, but just the same she generally does the work like the rest of us. We wish there were many more like her for if there were this would be a brighter and more happy place. GRACE GOODWIN GIANNOTTI With temper calm and mild and words of softened tone. Class Secretary and Treasurer, '21, '22, '23. Program Committee Philolethian Literary Society, '22, '23. Grace is the most dependable girl we know. When we want to know something or do something, it's Grace who is ready to help us out. She has had about the hardest job we had to give her, that of Treasurer, but she has filled it to perfection. We know Mrs. Lake will miss her, for Grace has given the best of her service to the Commercial Room. But for all of that we shall miss her most, for only we can understand what we have lost.

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16 THE BEACON MYRTHA MOZELLE LONG Kind hearts are more than coronetsf' Treasurer Philolethian Literary So- ciety, '22, '23. Critic Philolethian Literary Society '22, '23. ' Class Plays. Myrtha is both a good mixer and true classmate. She has a smile and a good Word for everyone and We have learned to love her little kind- nesses She is also a good student, which none can doubt after seeing her report card. And can she nlay the piano 7 Say! you ought to hear her sometime. When she runs her nim- we 'ust ble fingers over the keys J .. naturally lose our hearts in the beauty of the music. We shall miss her in Old Room I. FREEDA HARRIETT LEV Y There lies a deal of deviltry beneath this mild exterior. Freeda looks very mild, innocent and quiet, but just get her started once and change your mind. She is ever ready for a good time and when it comes to kicking up the sand you'1l find Freeda not far off. Her pet hobby is throwing slang, especially in Eng- lish classg but when there's Work to be done she is another girl altogether, in fact she's the perfection of effi- ciencyf'