Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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1924 THE VIRGINIAN WILLIAM ELWOOD VANCE Academic Course Woody, our asristant Editor-in-Chief of the Annual will be greatly missed next year. He is an all-round boy and has the admiration of the whole school. Woody comes out for all athletics. We hope he will make as many friends in this world as he has in Virginia High School. He was four feet of man A-No. 1 MARY VIRGINIA TRAMMELL Modern Language Course “Say, have you got your snapshot for the Annual? I just must have it before December 1st,” that’s Virginia, our Snap- shot Editor, you know — because she will do her bit at all times is the reason she was elected as Snapshot Editor. “ Cay good nature sparkles in her eye. ”

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To show our esteem and admiration for Nadine the class elected her as Business Manager of the Annual. If you wish any- thing well done just ask Nadine to do it. She is dependable and will do her best in all things. Nadine is our reliable guard in bas- ket-ball. She is an all-round girl and we’ll bet on her to make good thru all her days. “ Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. ” Lola has a somewhat shy and retiring nature though with her intimates and friends she is quite sociable. She has many friends at Virginia High. Crystal ball, what does the future have in store for Lola? “A maiden never bold. WILLIE NADINE SHERWOOD Home Economics Course LOLA GARDNER General Course

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1 9 24 THE VIRGINIAN 19 2 5 CALLIE WHITE PALMER ST. CLAIR HINES General Course General Course Callie is one of the smallest members of our class but that does not keep her from being one of the leading members. She has a jovial disposition and humor enough for two. Callie, will you end your career by settling down on the Tennessee side? “She is little, she is shy. But there is mischief in her eye. ” Palmer has long been one of the most popular boys in school and this year has been no exception to the rule. He has a great sense of humor and always looks on the brighter side of life. These, combined with many other admirable traits, have won for him a great number of friends among his various associates. His election as manager of football and basket-ball teams the past season is only one of the greht number of honors bestowed upon him, all of which he has fulfilled admirably. Judging from the past we have no doubts as to the success of his future. “ When there’s a committee — There’s a new one every minute — It isn ' t a committee if Palmer isn’t in it.’’ 23