Robert E Lee High School - Leeway / Record Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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£ iVL f L(. bc - WILLIAM BRADFORD CAMP FI ELD Phoenix Literary Society; (leneral Athletic Association Mr. William Campfield, otherwise known throughout the world as Bill, is also one of our Class of ’27. “Bill” is also a great radio wizard and even when his hardest exam, is not five minutes away, you’ll hear him say, “T got San Francisco about twelve last night,” and then comes the radio discussion. Although “Bill” is one of our smallest members he is generally visible one place or another and you often hear his name called by others than the boys, as he is very popular with the ladies. We, the Class of ’27, expect to hear from “Bill” in the future and our best wishes for great success go with him.

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MARY ARTHUR CLINE General Athletic Association It isn’t always what we say but what we do that means the most to others, and so it is with Mary Arthur. Because she is so quiet and reserved it is hard to find out what she thinks, hut by her actions we know that she means business. If Mary Arthur lives up to her high ideals, hers wall he a successful career. To her we give our best wishes.

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FLORENE STEWART COLLINS “ Flossie Phoenix Literary Society; General Athletic Association; Vice-President of (lirl Reserves; Exchange Editor of Record; Cast—“Rosetime” “Flossie,” has the rare ability to get along with others, a happy disposition, and she is no imitation. She always agrees with ns except in Geometry class ( ?) where things have to be made plain by a certain Senior. Her bright morning smile set many Seniors in the right path for the day. “Flo” is the most contented girl in our class. And our optimistic Senior class gives its best wishes in her career as a “School Ma’am.”