Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Cl)e Houlette 21 BERNARD EDWIN BAIN “From the top of his head to the tips of his toes he is all humor.’’ Athletic Association ; Civics Club ; History Club ; Science Club ; School Weekly News Staff; Public Speaking Society; three times Vice-President of Daniel Literary Society; Assistant Cir- culation Manager of Roulette; Prophet of Eebruary Class. The above slogan fits “Parson.” He is full of fun all the time. But even with all his wit and humor he is de- pendable and sure to come across with any help needed of him in anything in school. His hobby is making Latin cross-word puzzles. “Parson” CHARLOTTE BURROUGHS BAXTER “She laughs, and faints, and dies, ’tis true; But laughs, and faints, and dies for you.” Page Literary Society ; Athletic Asso- ciation ; History Club; Civics Club; School Weekly News; Eriendship Club; Me Club; Missile Reporter. Charlotte may always have something to study, but she never seems too busy to read the French lesson for anybody, or to do any favor for every one when- ever she is asked — and when she is not. Kitty finds quite an attraction in a cer- tain college near Petersburg. Charlotte, P. H. S. will certainly miss you next year. “Kitty”

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20 Cbe IRouIette February Class ASHBY LEE ALDRIDGE “His brain is a vast storehouse of knowledge.” Civics Club; History Club; Athle ' ic Association; Science Club; Junior Chamber of Commerce ; Raven Society. Ashby sure knows a lot considering the amount of time he places on his lessons in school. He is of the unselfish type who will always come to your assistance when you call for help in your studies. Though considered timid by his class, Ashby will surprise you sometimes. JAMES AYERS “My one regret in life is this: 1 don’t get listened to enough.” President Hi-Y ; President Athletic . ssociation ; President Page Society; Page Literary Society Debating Team; P. H. S. Debating Team, Champion City High Schools of State ; Editor School Weekly News; Circulation Manager .Missile; President History Club; Presi- dent 4A Class ; Student Council ; Mono- gram Club ; Annual Staff ; Football team two years; Class Will Writer. Willing to trifle one minute and to be serious the next, Jimmie is a boy of whom ’25 can feel justly proud. We are behind you, “Atne.” “Atne “Ash”

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22 Cbe Jaoulette MARY DIXIE BEAZLEY “Cast thine eyes nhon a maiden fair; One indeed who is very rare.” Histon ' Club; Civics Club; Athletic Association. Simplicity is tbe keynote of this lieau- tiful character. Dixie puts above all else loyalty “ o others as well as to herself. Although quiet in her manners, she is not without a rare sense of humor. She is, undoubtedly, a wholesome bit of hu- manity, pleasing to every one. TT SUSIE M. E BIVINS She zvas fresh and full of faith that something zvould turn up.” Athletic Associa ' ion; Second Team Basketball ; Vice-President of 4A Class. Sue believes in luck, and she has al- ways succeeded in her studies. She has an extreme fondness for a certain kind of “Green,” and by this we know she is not at all superstitious. Spanish is her hobby; consequently she is “teacher’s pet,” but that has not spoilt her at all. “Sue