Craven County Farm Life School - Mill Stream Yearbook (Vanceboro, NC)

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Swcemim GRACE P1-3'rERs0N VrKNC'EI2flltil, N. C. Sergeant-fit-Arms of Brinsonian Society 1921. 1922: Assistant Business Zllanager Senior Ec'ho and UMILL S'1'1:EAM 19.23. 19.2,l,' Member of Basket- ball Team 19.21. 19.52, 19.33, 1!1.2.l: Captain. Basket- ball Team 1924. Grace has already made a reputation for herself in husi- ness. She can sell anything to anybody anywhere. She is also a basketball star and linds time to do ll little Hdat- ing on the outside. Just read the above ren-ord to see how active she is in all svhool avtivities. DONALD Prusi-:R Vixxcmrsorzo, N. C. Reporter Senior Echo 1922. 19.3.33 Erlitor-in-Clziff Senior Echo 19.23, 1920. Mutt. did you say? No, this is Don, Just. as pop- ular as a vomedian, but more interested in the ladies, He is a student, loves ai uood time and has a merry soul whose nierrixnenti is rontagious. U NORMA Rows WA'rH.x, N. C. Atlmzrlerl f'aroli'na Inrlustrial Swhool from lfljll. 1923: Reporter Senior Echo 19.23. 1939: Clzair- man of Music' Committee of Y. W. C. A. 19.33, 1!l,3.5: Class Testator. Curiosity killed the Cat. If Norma were ai cat. she would have no need for the other eight lives. She is Zl refulur Old Curiosity Shop, hut she always finds out what she wants to know her-ause we all like hor. She is truly re- markable because despite the fact that sho takes everytluingr in the t'll1'1'lCl1luI11, she makes among the highest grades. WII,I,IE Rows NEW BERN, N. C. Class Historian of 1933, 19.34. Willie spells love with a capital UL. Several years ago when a struggling young Fresliman, he fell in low with school and now he loves Johnnie. But his head rules his heart, and when there is some specially difficult or unin- teresting task to be done, a call is sent out for Rowe, the most dependable fellow in school. IPAGE FIFTEENI CQ 'tw VJ v- 5,45 ix Kuff., K. 3. 'VW .1 sfgrfzg 'o H95 YW .JE .km ay J 'ii ,JL u.'W65, 'sms hz. ff. , Q QW is-f tp 1 2 Y ,. 1' d ,.'P '- ff ,,.. 1 F03

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.. V - ,W - . NAL... ...-gsgrlxiwlm W AM-A ,AHWWMI . .. A- ' :KATHLEEN MAY GRIFTON, N. C. Viee-President of Literary Society 1923,' Pro- gram Committee of Y. W. C. A. 1922, 19235 Presi- IIMIVZ of Y. TV. C. A. 1923, 1924. Kathleen is a girl of ability, a loyal friend and a con- sistent worker. She is the all-round student in sc-hool, but she finds time to have plenty of fun. She is a verv am- bitious girlg nothing short of a diploma from Meredith will satisfy her. lst ANNIE MILLS VANCEBORO, N, C. Yes, Mafam, have some of my peanuts. Annie is al- ways generous and loyal to the Class of '24-two mighty :ood qualities. She is a hard worker too, and certainly has earned a right to her diploma. 5 GRACE MCCOY CovE CITY, N. C. Cove City High School 1920, 1923,' Assistant Business Manager of Senior Echo' and MILL STREAIYIH 1923, 192.l,' Treasurer Athletic Associa- tion 1923, 1924. NVhen any one mentions the term just a good old girl it is equivalent to saying Grace McCoy. With a. mind brimming over with wit and humor, she is always ready for fun. Although Grace is in love, she always manages somehow to know her lessons. 5 GRACE PARKER KELLUM, N. C. Vice-President Y. W. C. A. 1922, 1923: Chairman World Fellowship Committee 1923, 1924,' Assistant Business Manager MILI, STREAMH 1923, 1924,' Re- porter Senior Eehon 1923, 1924. Look at that practical, intelligent, modest expression on her facel That's Parker all overg modest, intelligent, trust- worthy, studious. We can think of no finer girl in our class than old Parker. IPAGE Fotmrnnnl

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