Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Cfte Eoulette 25 JANET RUTH COHEN “The little foolery that zvise men have makes a great show.” Page Society; His ' ory Club; Civics Club; School Weekly News; Athletic Association; Vice-President of Science and Mathematics Club ; Annual Staff ; Girls’ Chorus ; Friendship Club ; Statis- tician of February Class. We couldn’t think of Janet with- out her witty remarks, for she has that rare combina ion of wit and wis- dom. Mr. Freas, however, doesn’t seem to think that she studies French just as she should. Janet is certainly one of our most valuable Seniors, always kind, cheerful, and entertaining. Well, here’s to you, Skeeter — and may the best of luck go with you. MARGARET LOUISE GOTTEN “Never too careless, not too sad, Never too studious, always glad.” Member of Athletic Association. What’s the use of saying anything? Everyone who has ever known her can say nice things about her. Margaret is a good sport and a good friend to have. What else is necessary? ' Skeeter ' “Gotten '

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24 Ct)e iEouIette VIRGINIA C. CALLIS “Of mild manners and gentle heart.” Raven Society ; Athletic Association. Virginia, though somewhat quieter than some in our class, is a thoroughly lovable girl. She doesn’t have much to say, but those who know her intimately know tha she is witty and has a keen sense of humor. Virginia started with this class, and has always been on the job. Here’s luck to you, Virginia ! EMILY DABNEY CARTER “Azvay with her, azvay zvith her, she sfeaks Latin.” History Club; Civics Club; Associate Editor of Alissile; Athletic Association; Page Literary Society; School Weekly News Staff ; Associate Editor of Annual. “Em” is a good friend even if she does get high marks on Latin. She is timid and very studious, but she enjoys having a good time. Her pet hobby is teasing, as her friends all know. Some day she is going to set the world on fire with her knowledge, and we wish her success. “Virginia’ ’Em

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26 Cfje Eoulette MARGARET ELIZABETH GRAFTON “If they be two. they are tzvo so As stiff twin coinfJsses are two.” Daniel Literary Society ; History Club; Civics Club; Athletic Association. Margaret is always ready to go with Kathleen, and is happy when with her. Where you see one. you see the other too. Margaret is also very fond of talk- ing, which is one of her favorite pas- times. KATHLEEN LOUISE CROWDER “Though I am akways in haste, I am never in a hurry.” Daniel Li ' erary Society; History Club; Civics Club; Athletic Association. Kathleen is rushing around, always in a hurry. She comes into Latin class all out of breath, and throws her books down on the desk. But she studies her Spanish well, and if you need any help on that subject, just ask Kathleen. “Sister” “Kitty”