Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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FEBRUARY CLASS HALLIE MAY BADGETT ■Hal” “Never too sober, never too gay; .‘1 rare good girl in every way.” Biology Club; Chemistry Club; History Club; 4-L Civics Club; Athletic Association; Secretary and Treasurer, 4-1. Class. Do you know Hallie? If you don’t you’ve missed something, for she’s always there with a cheery smile. She is a bit quiet, but, speaking confidentially, we believe this is due to Dan Cupid,” who seems to have enjoyed perfect success with his love treat- ment.” If you want to hear the latest love song, ask Hallie. FREDA BECKMAM ' Freda” “Friendship is love loithout his wings.” History Club; 4-L Civics Club; 4-H Civics Club; .Athletic .Association. Freda is a stalwart friend, ever willing to give you a few moments of her precious time. She says little but accomplishes much. Success to you, Freda! CATHRYN SYDXOR BENNETT Kitty” “Haste thee, nymph, and bring with thee Jest, and yoiithjul jollity.” Page Literary Society; History Club; Sponsor, Senior Hi-Y; 4-L and 4-H Civics Clubs; .Assistant Business Manager, The Missile. Kitty” has plenty of pep, fun, and vitality. She is attractive, poinilar and a good sport — what more could you wish for? .And what would our class play have been without her? ROBERT M.ASON BERKELEY Bobboo” Handsome is as handsome does.” President, Page Special; Public Speaking Society; Secretary and Treasurer, Page Literary Society; Vice- President, 4-H Civics Club; Vice-President, His- tory Club; President, 4-L Civics Club; Treasurer, .Athletic .Association; Editor, School Weekly News; Editor, The Missile; .Assistant Circulation Alanager,, Till’ Missile: President, Senior Hi-Y; Vice-President, Monogram Club; President, Student Council; Foot- ball Team (two years); President, 4-L Class. Bobboo,” also known as Red,” has been one of the outstanding hoys in P. H. S. for the last few years. His ability has been proven in athletics as well as in other activities. You can see by his rec- ord what a prominent part he has taken in school life. We foresee that some day Bobboo will be a distinguished professor of Latin at some college. LESLIE EARL BOWERS Les” “True worth needs no interpreter” Football Sciuad; 4-L Civics Club; Public Speaking Society. In Les” we have one of our truest friends. He tends to his own business, but at the same time he takes an interest in everything else that goes on. Witty — yes, but without show — these who took Trig can testify! — 18 —

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ROULETTE SENIOR CLASS Class Flower — Eert Sweet Pea Class Colors — Eed and Gold Class Motto: “Ah, but a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, Or what’s a heaven for?” Class Officers FEBRUARY CLASS Berkeley Carter Bessie Meade Friend Ruth Wood Ruth Wood Graham IMeredith Flora Villcox President Vice-Pi ' esident Secretary and Treasurer Historian Statistician Prophet JUNE CLASS Theo. Thomas First Term’s President Leroy Clements Second Term’s President Dorothy Perkins Vice-President James Hemphill Second Vice-President Joe Boswell Secretary and Treasurer, First Term Leonard Breeden Secretary and Treasurer, Second Term James Hemphill Historian Ethel Breeden Statistician Virginia Perry Prophet Betsy Budd James D’Alton Aileen SmalL Class Poet Class Will Writer .Class Song Writer — 17 —

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HENRY BUCKIUS BROCKWELL Buck” “A man nj fcui Tvords is a man of judgment Hi-Y Club: Physics Club; Green Troopers: Page Literary Society; Athletic Association: Baseball Squad ( 1926); Football Squad (three years): History Club; 4-L Civics Club: 4-H Civics Club: Monogram Club. “Buck” is generally quiet: but when the time comes, he has his humor and a good laugh. Buck is a sturdy football player, a good friend, and a willing worker. ELIZABETH DOROTHEA BUDD “Betsy” “With lots oj pep, sincere in mind, The truest friend you’ll ever find.’’ Square Circle: Page Literary Society; Athletic As- sociation; History Club; Biology Club: Junior Page Literary Society. If there’s any fun going on you may count on “Betsy” being present; and she’s there with the goods,” furnishing more than her share of fun. “Joke Editor,” “Poet Laureate,” and a good sport” — that’s Betsy! LENA MARGARET BUTLER “Marte” “She is as good as she looks. In ways as well as books.” Spanish Club; Athletic Association; History Club; 4-FI Civics Club: 4-L Civics Club; Biology Club; Commercial Club. Good old “Marte” is always on hand with a smile and a witty remark. She is just the kind who is always ready for a good time. BERKELEY DANACOTT CARTER “Berk” “For, whole in heart and act and word was he.” President. 4-H Civics Club; President, Athletic Council; President, Hi-Y: President, Student Council; President, February Class; President, Junior Hi-Y: President, Monogram Club; Captain, Football Team ( 1927): Vice-President, Hi-Y; Vice-President, Student Council; Vice-President, History Club; Page Literary Society. “Berk” has certainly made a name for himself during his sojourn at P. H. S. vnile he was a fair student, his main “racket” was football. He starred for four years on the gridiron. Easy going and amiable, kind hearted and even tempered, “Berk” was respected and liked by everybody. LUCY PEARL CRAFTON “Mary Pearl” “Unthinking, idle, wild and young, I laugh’d and danc’d and talk’d and sung.’’ Athletic . ' Association: Commercial Club: Winner, L nderwood Certificate; Biology Club; Spanish Club; Girls’ Chorus. Lucy goes around in her idle, carefree way e njoying life to its greatest extent. She quickly becomes oiie’s friend. She isn’t serious, even in Miss Left- wich’s bookkeeping class, and does not allow the cares of the world to bother her. — 19 —