Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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27 C|)e Eoulette WINNIE CREASY “Winna” “Soft peace she brings with her wherever she arrives.” Page Society; Reporter for History Club; Civics Club. If a crowd of high school students would ever feel in- clined to subdue themselves to silence, it would cer- tainly be when Winnie comes around. We would be ashamed to let her hear us squabble, for never can we remember hearing her even raise her voice. EVELYN CUxMMINS “Ebby” “She that was ever fair, and never proud, Had tongue at will, and yet ivas never loud.” Friendship Club; Page Literary Society; History Club. Every day we find a throng of girls around Evelyn — she’s reading French. Have we ever seen her lack for a word? At declaiming she even surpasses her French — often she has held us spellbound in assembly. DIANA DIAAIOND “Goddesis” “Never a word ungentle, or a deed unkind.” Athletic Association; History Club; Page Society. Roanoke holds a strong fascination for Diana. Ralph lives there — and that settles in our mind her interest in Domestic Science, her pet subject.

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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.

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28 Cfte Houlette PAULINE POWERS DONNAN “Pat” “Real u ' orlh needs no interpreter Page Literary Society; Manager Basketball Team; Vice-President Senior Class; Vice-President Friend- ship Club; Secretary Friendship Club; Secretary of Junior Class; Vice-President of Civics Club; Editor-in- Chief of Missile; Athletic Association. Inseparable as Mary and her little lamb are Pat and her chewing gum. But, Pat, when we think of all those goals you’ve shot for High School, we’d forgive you for anything — even the chewing gum. RUDOLPH VON ERICHSEN “Felix” “For he is a jolly good fellow. Hi-Y Club; Football 1’eam; Monogram Club; Athletic -Association. Kindly note: Felix’s first name is not Rodolph; also, he bears no resemblance to Rodolph V. Far from it. Opposing “backs” have found that P. H. S.’s left guai ' d is hard to gain through. NELLIE LEE FERRELL “Nei-l” “The best ?,s none too good. Friendship Club; Page Literary Society; History Club; -Athletic Association. Nellie is the type of girl one can call fine, and yet not exaggerate. We’ve never found her ignorant along any line, and she never fails to have her lessons well pre- pared — but at that she’s not even a bookworm.