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

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CHARLES WILLIAM EAST “CHARLIE” Freshman Club ’26-’27; Hi-Y Club ’27-’30; Treasurer I’hilo- mathean Literary Society; President Junior Class ’28-’29; Associate Editor of The Record ’28-’29; Manager Basketball ’29-’30; President Philomathean Literary Society ’30; Cast “Pattie.” “Wet is the flozver of imagination.” What would we do without “Charlie’s” smiling face? We know that his smile, as well as his ability will win future success for him. ERANCESLACKEY Phoenix Literary Society; Girl Reserve Club “They laugh that tain.” Frances has a very pleasing personality. She has been a dependable and lovable companion to her classmates throughout her high school career. Wher¬ ever she goes to school next year we are sure she will have great success. LENORE AGNES MATACIA Phoenix Literary Society; Chorus “Kathleen”; Chorus “Pattie” “She’s always good-natur’d. good humor’d, and free.” Lenore is one of the dependable members of our class. She is cheerful and always in a good humor, and has a smile for everyone. DORIS LOUISE COVILLE Phoenix Literary Society; Glee Club ’29-’30; Treasurer Girl Reserve Club ’29-’30; Chorus “Kathleen”; Chorus “Pattie.” “A real friend, whose company is an everlasting pleasure.” We all agree that Doris is one of the sweetest and most lovable members of our class. She is always happy, cheerful, accommodating and a good sport. Whatever Doris decides to do, we know that she will have scores of friends.

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REBECCA DICKINSON SMITH “BECKY” Secretary and Treasurer Freshman Class ’26-’27; Girl Re¬ serve Club ’28-’30; Reporter Phcenix Literary Society ’28; Glee Club ’29-’30; Secretary Phoenix Literary Society ’30; Chorus “Rose of Tokio”; Chorus “Kathleen”; Cast “Pattie.” “Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind.” “Becky” is the prettiest and one of the most popu¬ lar girls in our class. Her fine acting in the school play “Pattie,” as one of the gossips shows us that she is another one of the talented members of our class. GRAYSON GOODLOE “GRAY” Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Class ’29-’30; Philomathean Liter¬ ary Society; Hi-Y Club; Cast “Pattie.” “A merry heart goes all the day.” Grayson is always cheerful, smiling, and willing to lend a helping hand to one in need. With these characteristics it is needless to say his friends are many and their best wishes go with him. KATHERINE ELIZABETH DRAKE “KATE” Secretary Philomathean Literary Society ’28; Secretary and Treasurer Junior Class ’28-’29; Recipient I). A. R. Award ’29; Secretary Senior Class ’29-’30; Member Rrcord Staff ’29-’30; Chorus “Kathleen”; Chorus “Pattie.” “Alzaays ready and willing to try Never letting her work go by.” To know how kind and sweet Kate is, you must really know her. She always has a smile even when she is facing the most difficult task. She is also one of the leaders of the class of 1930. ISABEL KENNEDY Girl Reserves; Reporter Phoenix Literary Society ’28-’29; Chorus “Kathleen” ’29; President Phoenix Literary Society ’30; Chorus “Pattie.” “We shall escape the uphill by never turning back.” Meet the best sport of the Senior Class and the champion of the girls’ basketball team. Through her school spirit, perseverence, and dependability, Isabel has won a lasting place in the hearts of the Lee High students.

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WILLIAM COLLINS Vice-President Philomathean Society; President Philoma- thean Literary Society; President Pythagorean Society. Life is not so short but that there is time enough for courtesy.” A quiet, dependable and loyal student is William; always there, and always ready to help. He is the kind of fellow to whom we can give the high praise of “a good sport” and the kind we like to have for a friend. BLUM A ELEANOR FLIPPO Philomathean Literary Society; Glee Club ’29-’30; Girl Re¬ serve Club; Mixed Chorus ’29-’30; Chorus “Kathleen”; Chorus “Pattie.” She ever doeth well her duty.” Eleanor is quiet and naturally dignified, hut from the merry twinkle in her eyes one can see that she appreciates the bright and humorous side of life. She has always been loyal to her school and friends. CATHERINE NEEL BAYLOR Phoenix Literary Society; Secretary of Phoenix Literary Society ’29. “She is well paid that is well satisfied.” Catherine’s contentment and happiness will win for her a worth-while place in life, and she is sure to be a success in any work she undertakes. VIRGINIA KERLYN BABER Phoenix Literary Society; Treasurer of Phoenix Literary Society ’27-’28; Glee Club ’28-’29-’30; Girl Reserves ’28-’29-’30; Chorus “Kathleen”; Chorus “Pattie.” ”They arc never alone zvho are accompanied by noble thoughts.” Kerlyn is one of the most studious and brilliant members of our class. She also takes an active part in all school activities and is always ready to help. The class of ’30 is proud of Kerlyn. 1