Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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20 Cf)e Houlette 111 11111 i™ 111 min 11 1111111111 mi MACLIN BOISSEAU COGBILL, Jr. “Mac” “Somebody said that it couldn ' t be done. But he with a chuckle replied, That ‘maybe it couldn’t, but he would be one Who wouldn ' t say so till he’d tried.’” Hi-Y Club ; Athletic Association ; Page Literary So- ciety Debating Team; Editor-in-Chief of Missile; School Representative in the State Declamation Contest ; History Club ; Chairman Clean-up Campaign of Civics Club ; President of 4A Class ; Assistant Business Manager of The Roulette; Prophet of February Class. Maclin is a boy who tries anything once, and whose company is always enjoyed. It has been Mac’s aim for four years to complete the many requests that Miss Guerrant has bestowed upon him. Although all his classmates do not know it, Mac believes “a quiet game of checkers improves the mind.” BERNARD COHEN “Berny” A man of few words is a man of good judgment.” History Club ; Civics Club ; Orchestra ; Athletic As- sociation ; Page Literary Society; City Editor, School Weekly News. “Berny” is sincere in everything he does, with a dis- like and abhorrence of imitation. Although he is quiet and naturally slow, he is a jovial fellow and over- flowing with mirth and subtle humor at many times. On various occasions we have consulted the dictionary as an aid in translating his long bombastic phrases ' simple English, but he is in earnest when he 1 they are r ” r, ’sdo -1 and under- FLORENCE CROCKER “Florence” ind truth and virtue were her theme, opes of divine liberty, ne most dear to her, and poesy, poet.” .ief of The Roulette ; School Weekly News Poet; Secretary and Treasurer 4A Class; .nt 4B Class; Page Literary Society; -sociation ; received a Bronze Medal for y net words in a fifteen-minute speed test, rwood Typewriter, and Typewriting Speed Friendship Club. r her for her intellect, and love her for ss and purity. She will always be remem- er fellow-students for the good work she d at P. H. S.