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THE SPOCAHON TAS 1931 11 HOMER V. WIDENER “Horse”’ “Don't put off until tomorrow if you can do it today.” Basketball ’30, ’31; Football ’29, ’30; Business Manager Dramatic Club ’31; Treasurer Junior Class ’31; Base- ball ’30; Manual Arts Club ’28, ’29. Some college can indeed con- sider itself fortunate to have “Horse” as a student next year. He is a good athlete and student. His weakness happens to be girls. Well, some girl will be fortunate. Luck to you, Homer. ELLWOOD A. PAIS “Wop” “ Keep digging.” Basketball ’29, ’30, ’31; Football ’27, ORS, “DD. “Oe IDreiemayene Chie, SiO), “stil: Manual Arts Club ’28, ’29; Baseball 30; All-County Basketball ’31; All- District Basketball ’31. For four years Ellwood has been one of our most outstanding athletes. He has always been ready and willing to do every- thing in his power for the ad- vancement of his class. Where honesty and industry are appre- ciated, Ellwood will not be friendless.
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10 THE POCAHONTAS 1931 PUCIV GES RELERS a Coully 2 ‘Deeds, not words.” Dramatic Club ’31; Advertising Man- ager ‘‘The Pocahontas” ’31; Latin Club ’29; Salutatorian. Lucille is one of the most popular girls in school. She stands near the head of all her classes and is always willing to help her classmates. Although Lucille is not an athlete, she is a strong supporter of the teams. Her ambition right now is to go to college, and then—? VIRGINIA CRAWFORD “Ginny” “The deeds crown the work.” Dramatics @lubmeciemlea tine @ luo 9) Home Economics Club '31. Virginia is a quiet and reserved girl. Her codperation in class activities has made her out- standing among her classmates. “Ginny” has done splendid work in Home Economics during the past session and we predict a bright future for her in a home.
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1 THEVPOCAHON TAS 51951 HELEN BRINEGAR “Times change and we change with them.” Home Economics Club ’31. Helen is a good student. She has played on the class basket- ball team, and is another one of the seniors possessing musical talent. Helen has no definite plans for what she intends to do after school days, but we are wishing her success. IRENE ENOT “While there's life, there’s hope.” Home Economics Club ’31; Dramatic Club 3 Irene, the smallest member of the class, has displayed great musical ability. We are sure that if she chooses this field for her life’s work she will be a suc- cess.
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