Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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THEIMISSILE. 29 ROLL OF HONOR. The Roll of Honor for the High School for the school month ending April 2, is as follows: IVB — Agnes Stribling, C. Frank Scott, Gustav Svetlik. IVA — Elizabeth Drewry, Wallace Bowman. IlIB — Dabney Burfoot, Lloyd Goulder, Otelia Cook, Francis Drewry, Virginia .Ridenour, Sadie Walke. IIIA — Lucy Wood, Florence Clements. IIA — Wm. Nufer, Wade Temple, Alice Leigh Mason, Ruth Roper. IB — Theodore Roettger, Evelyn Butcher. lA — Richard Gill, Hovey Sheffield.

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28 THE MISSILE. For Sale: Five hundred copies of the “.Missile.” If not sold soon, will be given away. The IVB class will soon publish a book, “The Orations of Wyatt;” orders solicited now. Lost: A complete set of “airs;” finder will please re- turn them to Miss Dillon and receive reward. Lost, Strayed, or Stolen: From my house on the night of April i8th, a person, answering to the name of “Harvey.” If found please return to Miss Kruse. Wanted: By the IVB class, a president with brains; all free transportation for the one they have, to the near- est insane asylum. Wanted: “Someone to appreciate me and my jokes.” — Wingo. An epidemic of Spring Fever has suddenly broken out among the pupils of IVB English class. “Am will- ing to pay any price for a cure.” — Miss Dargan. As the boys are in the IVB class. (Son) Gill: — ‘ Big head and little wit.” (Preacher) Ribble: — “The world is full of fools.” (Cicero) Scott: — “I am little but I am loud.” (Tom) Wells: — “Enough and more than enough.” (Les) Wingo: — “He has the gift of gab in Dago.” (J. T.) Wyatt: — “A harmless thunderbolt.” (Katy) Stribling: — “Love is mighty but money is almighty.” (Gus) Svetlik: — “The less a man thinks the more he talks.”

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The following readings complete the month’s study of Scott: Reading, The Execution of Monrose .... Mr. Wyatt Reading, The address of Bruce to his soldiers before the battle of Bannockburn Mr. Buchanan The Wednesday assembly of the past month have been devoted to the study of Robert Burns. The programs rendered are as follows: Singing, Annie Laurie The School Reading, To Jean, Highland Mary Vocal Solo, Coming Thro the Rye .... Miss Barter Singing, Auld Lang Syne The School Reading, How Lang and Dreary is the night, O, wert thou in the Cauld Blast, The Banks o’bonie, Doon, Flow Gently Sweet Afton Miss Hinton Vocal Solo, Flow Gently, Sweet Afton . . . Miss Couch Reading, Lines to a Mountain Daisy . . . Miss Warren Reading, John Anderson, Lines to a Mouse, For a’ That Miss Butts On Friday evening, the i8th of April, at the Duncan Brown School, a delightful entertainment, consisting of two parts, a minstrel and a play in two acts, was given for the benefit of the High School Missile. The play, Mr. Bot, was the same as was given by the graduating class of February at their class day exercise. This en- tertainment was a total success, and the sum of $yo was