Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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The Virginian i vVSfeVv i i wfSfeVv 1 1 wvzfevw w6 ' fa v i LOUISE POWELL Academic A student in every phase of the word, but not hiding her personality under her books. Her friends knew her A’s meant Admirable. ESTELLE GRIFFIN General “Still waters run deep,” but who likes things that are always changing? We have Estelle. She is still, deep and never changes. Throughout her High School days she has remained a student without variation. CHARLES HARKRADER Academic Charlie was the Class Prophet, and it is only fair that we be allowed to prophesy for our prophet. He is a prince of fellows so he might someday be a king; but now kings are so unoriginal we will say that Charlie will continue as he always has been, witty, intellectual, well-liked Charlie. THERESA KILLINGER General A true example of that wonderful com- bination of “beauty and intellect in its rarest form. ” Theresa, in the four seem- ingly short years which she has been with us has proven a real friend and her ex- ceedingly good nature will make Theresa linger in our minds in the years to come. I

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iw fsv iiw i3!csvwi iwvs! y ii ! iiwVi3l(SVwiiwv 23!(SVviiwVi5! sV ' - ,. -- Si(SVwiiwv iDr svwi( iwV (? iiw SVwiiw 2)iSVjiiwV SVvi The ISABELLE GEMMELL Academic An understudy for no one, with a single- ness of purpose and a reputation for dependability. Her work as Business Manager of the Virginian and Local Editor of the Little Virginian mirrors these qualities. Time’s eraser will indeed crumble before her memory fades. HARMON PIPPIN Scien tific The Circulation Manager of the Little Virginian was as faithful a paper boy as you could find, but we lived in fear that he would take an edition to the laboratory and test it for its chemical composition; and we knew if it didn’t prove up right he wouldn’t deliver it, for he only delivered the best of goods. MABEL COOPER Academic She was Poetry Editor of the Little Virginian, and well do I remember the way she said: “ Do you call this poetry, Violets are blue, and roses are red; if you do then your brain children are disgracing your head. ” Frankness was duty, and duty was virtue with Mabel. ISABEL BUCHANAN Academic Isabel is convincing proof that “Silence is more eloquent than words. ” Her silence has told us things that could not have been told in words. It has proved to us that she is entirely likeable, always agreeable, and constantly pleasant. Virginian 27