Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Ct)e Eoulette 25 VIRGINIA BOZEL “Skeets” “Studious to please, yet not ashamed to fail.” Page Society; Missile Reporter; Athletic Association. Virginia usually deals in smiles; frowns are not in her line — we admire her taste. She unravels the threads of English Literature well enough — smiles even after an English test — while ve find it “a consummation de- EARL BRITTON “Brit” “The passionate lore of Right; the burning hate of Wrong.” ice-President Page Literary Society; Athletic Asso- ciation; Secretary and Treasurer of History Club; Presi- dent 4 A Class; Civics Club. A B. D. degree is Earl’s goal. We wish him well, and how can he fail? Taking advantage of every step- ping stone, he’s made presidencies his pie through high school, and we know as a preacher he will have the same success. MAURICE BUTLER “Monsieur X” “ ’Tis better to have loved and lost, Than never to have loved at all.” Editor-in-Chief of Annual; Exchange Editor of Missile; Hi-V ' Club; Page Society; History Club; Civics Club; Staff of School Weekly News.” Maurice has always kept us well supplied with love stories — no, they’re not all taken from love affairs — tho he has a love-making tendency. We’ve always found him as capable along other lines as he desires to be at vamping.

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24 Cije Eoulette CHARLES P. BEAZLEY “Boy Blue” “ ’Tis good nature only wins the heart.” Associate Editor of Missile; Civics Club; History Club; Athletic Association; Daniel Literary Society; on original Staff of School Weekly News. Charles often falls into the thoughtful mood of a psychologist, and we find him dreaming sometimes. Although all his classmates do not know it, some one says he’s in love. EUSTACE ST. PIERRE BELLINGER “Bell” “Good health and good sense are two of life’s greatest blessings.” Football three years — captain one year; basket ball three years — captain one 3’ear; Athletic Editor of Mis- sile; Monogram Club; Hi-Y Club. When it comes to athletics, Beilis Johnny-on-the-spot, being three-.vear letter man in both football and basket ball and captaining each of these teams one 3’ear. ’Nuf said. MARY ELIZABETH BOSWELL “She that has patience may compass anything.” History Club; Page Literary Society. “F ' lapperism” never captivated Mar3’ — she reminds us of one of these old-fashioned girls, who had rather see the world go wrong than to lose their patience, and some- times we find ourselves env3dng her easy-going ways.

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26 C|)e Houlette MARY COUGHLIN “Sis” “ Vhy seek to know? Enjoy the merry shrove-tide of thy youth!” Athletic xVssociation; Friendship Club; Page Liter- ary Society; History Club. Books are not Alary’s long line, tho we are inclined to believe she deals in lines to some extent. She hasn’t missed the good times of school days, and in French class she gets even more than her share of laughs. AIARV NKWCOAIB COUSINS “Hummer” ‘ ' Never too careless, not too sad, Never too studious, always glad.” Daniel Literary Society; Friendship Club; Athletic Association; History Club; School Weekly News Staff. A very true friend and a faithful student ! Her time is equally divided between Richmond Aledical College and P. H. S. Dancing, cooking, and, above all, her lovable disposition, make her exceedingly popular. RUBY RITCHIE CRAWFORD “As true of heart, as sweet of face, With gay and girlish air.” Friendship Club; History Club; Civics Club; Daniel Literary Society; Athletic Association; Vice-President of lA Class; Secretary of IB Class. Who can get more said in a given length of time than any two people? Answer — Ruby. But, all in all, she is a jolly, sociable, congenial girl, and a friend to every- body in school.