Battleboro High School - Lowlander Yearbook (Battleboro, NC)

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10 fafbenjrumlagnegn Senior Class Claw Morro: B2 Class Colon: Green aucl White Class Fl0'zuel': American Beauty Ruse CLASS RQLL Wiley Henson Mary judge james Dunn Beulah Stewart -lack Fisher Willie Tanner i Martha -lo Gorham Sallie Nlard Caswell lYilliams CLASS QFFICERS Martha .lo Gorham, P1'6 SZidEllf -lack Fisher, lvl'L'6-Pl'C'5ltlE'llf and .Sfllfl.5'Z'lit'ltllI .lames Duma, Historian Beulah Stewart, Paar Mary fudge, SOL'l'6'f!1I'j' and Prophet ' Caswell Williams, Gifforiazz Wiley lileusori. Tcsfutfrr

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X XX ll.lLN Il--HIM.-XS IZICNSUX 1 1 L FED? ,33fMlH.fE?.F--.E- ,,-,-.. ,--. -.-al Booty Not too serious, not too gay, X llut always a jolly good fellowf lSoog is a classmate we will never forget. .-Xltliough he is always ready for fun, and always making witty remarks, he is a serious student. He is a good actor and a star player in basket- ball. He has the reputation of being' Miss Dun- negan s pet, though this he incessantly denies. ,lAME5 DUNN The mind's the measure of the man. blames reads and reads. The fact is, he has the reputation uf keeping up with every current event here and abroad. Several times in the l..iterary Digest Club he has starrefl in his dis- cussions of Teapot Dome Scandal. Yery intel- lectual, he has often saved the class from being' called nutty He is xery good-natured in spite of his freckles. He says his highest ambition is to avoid the alluring ways of the tlapper. Altll-IX THOMAS FISHER fwfr ..f- it manners gentle, of affections mild, ln wit a man, simplicity a child, -laelc has the reputation of being very studious, anrl, somehow, has managed to liye up to this reputation. 'lack is not only loyal to his studies but he is a star in athletics. His highest ambi- tion is to endure Miss Dunnegan's daily history quizzes. which he manages to pass in spite of his week-end trips to V2-.