Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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The Virginian i wv iev 1 1 w-v 3!csvv ( ( wv i5! sv 1 1 wvz5!Sv , i 4 i 4 $ ? J ? 4 § 4 £ I ' § I ? £ 4 ? J ' § l k § l k k JANE WEATHERLY Commercial We all tire of the trivial, insignificant affairs of life upon which we usually spend too much time and thought. Something substantial and lasting we gladly welcome. Jane was the embodi- ment of these qualities in the Class of ’29. NANNIE MAE LEONARD Commercial Rare ability to concentrate on the mat- ter in hand — rarer still — power to win only admiration from teachers and school mates paint a true picture of Nannie Mae’s talents. EARL COALSON General Great was the woe in high schooldom. Another cheer leader was needed and who should volunteer but Earl? Then the Rahs grew large and foes were van- quished ever after. MARY SHIRREFFS Commercial Salesmanship of herself is an art Mary never had to practice. Her serious brown eyes and low, clear voice always con- vinced every teacher that she was fail- proof. 4 ? w, 4 ? ' S, ? ? i

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ifcV iifc iiwi iifc SVvi The Virginian iwV yvnw ! iiwV iiw 5i il LAVINIA MUMPOWER General While “ Knowledge is the hill which few may wish to climb, ” Lavinia’s ascent has been a pleasure to share, and her gracious presence has made us forget many a steep place along the trail. Nfc ' JAMES HOLMES J, z General We are sorry that Jimmie’s health was never good during his high school years, but did Jimmie’s bad health keep him from serving? Not in the least! Every football man knows that when a rub- down was needed or a sweat shirt couldn’t be found, he just had to say “Jimmie,” and things just went right. N ' ' 1 i 1 i 1 i i i v o;c ' [ i IRENE HAGAN Academic Shamrock is Irene’s favorite flower but she serves us as a four-leaf clover. Her enticing Irish laugh and her way of fitting in make her easy to know and hard to forget. WALDO MILES Scientific Waldo had a devastating personality. When he wasn’t breaking hearts, he was ripping up opposing football lines, cracking books, or gouging out literary bits for the Little Virginian — devastating in- deed, but his seeming violence built him friends and created for him a place in the hearts of all he met.

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The Virginian ETNA KABLER General Who would — or could — forget the gay, irresistible sunbeam that Etna’s presence made in class-room, on the stage, or flitting down the hall? “Most popular girl” is one way of describing her. HOWARD MILLER General “And then the whining schoolboy, with his shining morning face; Creeping like a snail, unwillingly to school. ” But wait! See that flash on the grid- iron, that Hawkeye on the court. That’s “Doc!” Captain, they call him on the basket-ball court. MARIANNE ROBERTS Academic A charge of dynamite so charmingly camouflaged that you really enjoyed its explosion. The burnished bronze of “Mike’s” hair did make you fear an explosion at any time and that is why she was so efficient as class treasurer. Her dynamic personality just scared the coin into the class coffers. CARL STONE Scien tide Always neat of appearance, always cor- rect of manner, unfailingly studious. Never does a worm crawl by or a flame flicker but that Carl wants to know, and generally does know, why. A Chesterfield by nature and a scientist by preference, he made an ideal Business Manager for the Little Virginian. ¥ i ? i ? i ? I ? i t i si ? i ? i ? z 32 k ? i. (f ¥