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

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NANCY BYRD McCLTNTIC BAYLOR Philomathean Literary Society; Philomathean Literary Critic ’29-’30; Chorus “Pattie.” “To know her is to love her.” A bright face, a willing hand, a trusty friend are a few of the things which make Nancy such a charm¬ ing schoolmate. We know that she will he a suc¬ cess in whatever she attempts and we leave with her our good wishes. EVELYN LEE Second Reporter Philomathean Literary Society ’29; Chorus “Kathleen” ’29; Chorus “Pattie” ’30. “Nothing endures but personal qualities.” Evelyn is always a generous and a loyal friend. Her ready laugh added to her fine character makes her an acceptable friend. The class of ’30 greatly admires you, Evelyn. ROCKWELL SMITH BOYLE “ROCK” Sergeant-at-Arms Phcenix Literary Society ’29; Mixed Chorus ’28-’29-’30; Phoenix Literary Society; Cast “Pattie.” “Thought is the wind, knowledge the sail, and man¬ kind the vessel.” Although Rockwell has been with us only two years, he has endeared himself to all by his quiet, courteous manners. He is a deep thinker as shown by his excellent grades in Geometry and Physics. BERNICE HOOVER Philomathean Literary Society; Chorus “Pattie” Success is sure to be To one as faithful as she.” Bernice is one of the most earnest, sincere, and cheerful workers of the class of ’30. Although at times she is rather quiet and reserved, she has plenty of pep and school spirit. We may be sure whatever Bernice will choose for her life’s work she will he a success.

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KATE BELLE BLANKENSHIP Philomathean Literary Society; Girl Reserve Club; Glee Club ’ 29 -’ 3 0; Mixed Chorus ’29-’30; Chorus “Pattie.” “A smile will cjo the world around.” If you are low-spirited yon have but to look at Kate with her merry eyes and sunny smile and all your gloom will vanish. Although this is Kate’s first year with us we have learned to love her and shall never forget her. THOMASIA BROWN McCLINTIC “TOMMY” Philomathean Literary Society; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Girl Reserves; Cast “Pattie.” “As merry as the day is long.” The gods were in a generous mood when they en¬ dowed “Tommy.” In her are combined beauty and sense—add to that a dash of wit—what more could be desired? Lee High is proud of what she has add¬ ed to the school life. RICHARD GRANDWELL ERGENBRIGHT “DICK” Phoenix Literary Society Debating Club; Mixed Chorus ’28- ' 30; Hi-Y Club ’26-’30; Subscription Manager Record ’29-’30; Manager Basketball ’29-’30. ll ' isc to resolve, patient to perform.” “Dick” is one of our most industrious students as well as one of our most faithful ones. With his de¬ termination and perseverance we are sure he will be a success in life. Good luck to you, “Dick”! BESSIE PAXTON PLTPPO Phoenix Literary Society; Girl Reserve ’29-’30; Glee Club ’29-’30; Mixed Chorus ’29-’30; Chorus “Kathleen” ’29; Cast “Pattie.” “A real friend zohose company is a pleasure.” Although quiet and reserved, Bessie believes in having a good time. This quality of hers has added much to the life of the class. We wish her much success.

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MARJORIE RUSSELL “MIDGE” Phcenix Literary Society; Girl Reserve; Chorus “Kathleen” ’29-’30; Treasurer of Senior Class; Member Record Staff; Chorus “Pattie.” “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Here she is—laughing Margie, always full of fun, one of the most delightful seniors. A good sport, a real pal, a charming personality make her a real leader. Of course, Margie will make a hit wherever she goes. MARY BELLE RILEY “HUMPY” Phoenix Literary Society; Literary Critic Phcenix Literary Society ’29; Girl Reserves; Cabinet Member of Girl Reserves; Chorus “Kathleen”; Chorus “Pattie.” “Is she not passing fair?” “Humpy” is not only one of the most popular girls in the Senior Class, hut also in the whole school. She can always he depended upon, and her friendly welcome has gained for her a place in everyone’s heart. WOODROW WILSON MACKEY “WOODY” Treasurer Freshman Club ’26-’27; Philomathean Literary Society; President ’28; Sergeant-at-Arms ’29; Hi-Y Club ’28- ’30; Virginia State Hi-Y Club ’29-’30; Joke Editor Record ’29-’ 30; Debating Society; Mixed Chorus; Chorus “Pattie.” “A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men.” Woodrow Wilson Mackey! Hasn’t he a lot to live up to? However, with his happy and sunny disposition and his apparent ambition w r e are sure that he will have many friends and will win success for himself in the world. HELEN INEZ WAIDE Phcenix Literary Society; Glee Club ’29-’30; Girl Reserve Cabinet ’29-’30; Debating Society ’29-’30; Chorus “Pattie.” “Friendship is a sheltering tree.” Helen is a person one always enjoys being with, for she is witty and interesting and her friendliness makes everyone attached to her. She is a good sport and, Oh! how she can play basketball.