Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Imwis llurpfr Eugmzc Illauzc lu-wis is of ai retiring disposition und fvw of us lniw had an opportunity to 2lIljH'K'l'l2llK' lu-r worth. Sho has dvvotm-d niuvh of ln-r tinn- to thv study of :nrt 1-spwinlly Zllllllgl' do- nnlstir linvs. Shu is n vvijv swvvt girl und vvvry one ol' thx' vlziss of '19 likes ln-r. Vlifflllll fu Kin Il ry A quivt. unassuming girl und n vvijv studious one-, Evvr gvntlv and so !1'l'tlt'lUllS with ull ln-r lvnrn- ing. Sha- is an splvndid lin-- 7flllNl :ind thv vluss of '19 wishvs hvr tho host success in ll1'l' future ram-cr. llolrrlrrl .llirklf ln svhool, Ilowurd hides Zl gay and vzii'vfi'm-v dispo- sition undvr :in nttitudv of studiousnvss. llis intvrvsts nrv vzxrivdg his niorm- svri- ous intvrvsts lu-ing involv- vd in niusiv and litm-rzituro and in lightvr vvin. Dann-- ing is his SI5l'l'lElli'y. lligh school can boast and is proud of producing i4'2lt'lltlI'S, Juni' lrridvs, do nu-stir soil-in-0 and art ox- wrts 1-nfflish and svioncc stairs hut Ihlljjltllt' is thc only onv ot tho l9 vlass who vxpm-ts to lwvoniff zi ininistc-r, llv inndv thc wholl- . . . Mr. Hills ln-iglnist vhi-1 trv studi-nts 'l'ln- old sux nw' lllil' tntlu-r lllw son wo 2ll'0 surv will prow trur llh l'clN1', Nwllfr' lmris 'l'his young lady who is notvd for hor skill in thi- nrt of vlorution has lm-n with us during thv 1-ntiia four yn-urs of our high sm-hool voursv. Sho has .1 km-on svnsv of hunlor and il lmnpy fzufulty of living ahh' to talk whvn sho has nothing to shy. llvr snuill talk hvlps hor out of niziny il dit'fic-ult situation and others loss gif't0d hnurvvl at hor genius. 'l'ws-nty-tive :jr 1 ,M is th li H tif S2 c fl'

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Twelity-fc I lflzfford Iloage Vngnzza Yalbot This young gallant is il lover of the 'l'e1'psiel1orea11 art and also of the ladies, Ile is 11evs-1' so happy as Wllttll gr11idi11g1 some grave ful llyllllllll over a Sl1l00fll polished Hoor to the strains of sweet lllllSl4', But to eome down to earth, Clif ford is itll 0Xt'K'l3Tl0ll2llly go-'ooml student and his speei, alty is sc-ie11ee. Ile is also a good l111si11ess 111311 and we expeet to hear from l'lieo1'd ill lllfx future. .-lylwx Cyrzls This sweet, olmligring' girl is loved and 2l1l1l1ll'0tl hy l'V0l'y0lll'. ller sehool work has always eome tirst and she has 11eve1' allowed play to lll'f0l'fPl'0 with it. Agues has 11ot eviueed mueh i11- terest i11 the stronger sex while with us, hut we feel sure there is some 4K11ight' ill the background. .lla rg zfrrfte .llcLa1'11 The smaller we are, the lmiggfer things we say and do. This is the Way with lIa1'g1'11e1'ete, she certainly is small and 110 one can deny her eapalmleness. She is very Sflllll0l1S and always i11 Tlllx same mood, quiet lll1Y'llfl'lf'fl 2ll1'l llll'llSll1T'l7Cll by the exeitemelit going Oll ahout her, She has a soft, ladylike voice an ex- eelleut thing! i11 woman. 'Er-ex 1 ' 'A ' Dau eupid the shy and 111isol1iveo11s imp, VValks l1is post with l1C'0Y a limp, And i11 our 111lKlSf he stalk- ed, And fo1111d a 111igrl1ty happy l11111ti11g3 Ql'I'0lUlll.,i During her sehool years XYll't1'll1l21 has been a C011- sistent sehool and elass patriot, her willi11g1'11ess to rzerve and her grenial dis- position have won her 111a11y iitllllll'0I'S Zllltl one especially. Ilenry .llaupirz Henry is one of our quiet, studious boys. He has never taken 2111 aetive part ill any elass activity but despite this he is Well lruown. Henry has many friends at H, H. S. who will miss him next year? 'gfffztialom A 1'

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Twenty-si x Elm Young Elva is one of the few people of the present gen- eration who has taken Em- ersons' 'tlliteh your wagon to a star seriously. She has been a diligent student of the pedagogy elass, but we feel sure that Miss llarvey's eftieient training will be of greater benefit to her tha11 the knowledge of how to maintain disci- ' pline in the sehoolrooni. .' The seniors as a whole ex- tend their best wishes for happy future. ll,- l1'n.w.w'I Jlorris lt may be safely said that this good natured and loyal lad has been one of the best students of the elass and we will give him a good mark 011 his ehanees of making the world take no- tiee. Russel 's strong point is his debating. Vile wish him every success an d know that he has but to preform the simple task of being himself, to attain it. Frank l,liClfl.ILS0ll Frank is one of our very best students. Besides his sehool work he finds time to dispense various drugs over the eounters of the Frederiek Pharniaek. Next year he is going to enter a pharinaey sehool and in the near future Frank will be one of our popular drug- gists. Girls beware! al- though he is shy of your sex rumor savs if encourag- ed a wee bit he can dis- pense love powders as ably as any other drug. Frances lWellmau Altho Kentueky stole two years of her delightful presenee, however Hun- tington lligh seems very fortunate in being ehosen as the fitting plaee for graduation. VVitl1 her frank friendliness she has already endeared herself ni the hearts of her many new eompanions. Pearl Reee Pearl is a very eonseien- tions young lady and re- sponsive to the eall of duty, not many of the seniors has the pleasure of knowing Pearl very well For she was jes' the quiet kind, NVhose nature 's never vary Like streams that keep a silent mind Snow hid in J anuaryf' if 1 . 'hai X .' ,, ., i