| Photo | Name & Activities | Comments |
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Annie Carolyn Blanchard
Sigma Lambda Literary Society |
Annie is one of those rare individuals who is happy to attend exclusively to her own business. Cheerful, industrious, persistent, she is sure to succeed. The best wishes of 1924. |
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Clementine Florence
Brodie
A. A., '24; Marshal, '23 &'24. |
Clementine is one who sticks close to
steady work, takes life rather seriously, particularly when it comes to
making 1's on her studies. She doesn't do much loafing, yet in her
junior year she was accused of looking twice at on particular male --
shocking!
In seeking higher education we trust that meek, week, voice may develop into something kin, at least, to Billy Crowder's sonorous tone. |
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Thomas Lewis Brodie
A. A., '22 & '23; Dramatics, '23 & '24; Most Studious, '24; Class Donor, '24. |
"No, I haven't time, I must study - Athletics? No, my work keeps me too busy. My! But I'd like to drop English and French, I'll never need them when I finish school." Yet, he's a scholar and a ripe and a good one. We present Lewis - the diligent. |
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Mary Elizabeth Carter
A. A., '21, '22, '23, '24; Monogram Club, '24; Marshal, '23; Dramatics, '23; Sigma Lamda, '24; Class Prophet, '24. |
Mary is one of the fairest and truest girls in the Senior Class. She has just enough wit and personality to make you love her. Always ready to do her share of the work for her school, no matter what the task maybe - that's Mary. |
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Mary Louise Edwards
A. A., '21, '22, '24 |
This young person, while studious, is never over-serious; takes life calmly and quietly and doesn't let things worry her. We are prone to believe that her heart lies buried in Virginia or why should she make such frequent and lengthy visits to the Old Dominion State? |
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Clemont Durward Evans
A. A., '21, '22, '23, '24 |
To Durward there belongs the easy faculty of taking things as they blow him way. Easy going, quiet, 1924 has found him true. |
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Maude Estelle Evans
A. A., '21, '23, '24 |
Like the fishermen of Norway, eating and quarreling are Maude's occupations, but she is harmless and only complains for the fun of it. "Fail on history? I shall stop school tomorrow. Science examination? We, just can't take it Tuesday, etc., etc.," Yet with it all, Maude always passes and has won her coveted diploma. |
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Littlejohn Taylor
Faulkner
A. A., '21, '22, '23, '24; Football, '21, '22, '23; Baseball, '23, '24; Monogram Club, '24; Secretary of A. A, '23; Advertising Manager, '23, '24; Last Will and Testament, '24. |
Take a bushel of fun; add words of gaiety, mix in a jovial disposition, flavor with a smile for every one and bake with a few pranks, such as hanging old clothes over a standpipe, or breaking desks in school - you will produce Littlejohn of the Class of 1924. |