Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Frrnzcfs Notter Franvvs has stuck to H. ILS. for four' yoars through thivk and thin and hor gl-nius is hor friondlinoss. Sho thinks, t'tli01'o's noth- ing' half so swoc-t in lifv as lows young tlI'l'ilIllll and has provon it, for l4ll'2lllI'0S is l'll:l'2lQ.l'4'1l to ho niarriorl. .llorfon Wyatt 'l'akv a ray of sunshine and a har ot' gray music, add a littlv lll1lt'l70ll4li'llCC and origrinality, stir in sonw niism-his-f and fun, thi-n soason wt-ll with viva- 4-ily and Upon . As a tinislivd produvt you have' Morton, im-rry and fun- lovingr, always rvatly for a good tinw. aniniatvd and Q-ntlinsiastiv, quits- I'0lll'0S' 4-ntativo of '19's type of ffirl ,. . lVarP Jlurril VVhilc not one of those 179Sllf0Y'0llS individuals, who have a qnostion for tho toaclu-r 1-vory three niinutvs, yi-t it would ho difficult to re-call a time Whon hm- has he-on called upon and found wanting. H0 is not afraid of hard work and this coupled with natural talvnt in sc-ionco will nn-an that smfvoss is a inert- niattcr of time. Iivrnarrl Sl'hllf'l.fIFI' This tall, slinl, young' nian has a niind that in- ulinos to Illt'K'llilllll'S. II1- is at prosont studyin,Q' with a loval dontist. a profossion whivh ho will lllillit' his l.lll1ll'l' work. You van ln- snro to ill-pvml on lit-rnarel wln-n you want hvlp. for his word is his hond. llv is a vs-i'y hard worlwi' and is NIV. tionld's and Mr. llillfllll NIIYIII llc-rv is tho llt'lllllI't' ladv with thi- lwwitvliing hrown vurls and soft hrown vyos. who hails from Vl'vst llun- tingrton. Sho is 4-spa-vially llllt'l'l'Sll'll in donn-stiv soi- oiwv and hm-1' ahility in this lino will ho lll'lll0IlSlI'2llt'll in l.lltllI'4' yoars wht-n shm- lwvonios an offiviont house- lioopm-1'. 'l'wm-nt y-s

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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

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an , 'WLM Twenty-cigllt Allie Woodson Armstrong liogan gave us Allie UVVoodiel'. She has only been with us this year, yet she has won a host of friends by her pleasing manner. She expects to enter college this fall and we predict a brilliant career for this studious maiden. Ilascll llarirood 'l'hought is deeper than all speech, feeling deeper than all thought. ln these two lines lies the character of Hazell. Tall and quiet, blond and cheer- ful is this young lady of old '19. Everyone who knows her is her friend and likes her. Collis Callihon t'Kelly O'Toodles is the best example of Irish wit and humor of which the school can boast. He has a great many laurels as a comic artist and an H. H. S. Warrior. His indepen- dent spirit has caused many a quick heart beat and alas-many a sigh. Altho he has a great deal of talent in other lines We know his greatest desire is to become a successful druggist Cespecially in the cosmetic departmentj. So here's luck to l'Kelly . Birdie Puthujf Picture to yourself a tall graceful girl with blue eyes and golden hair and you have Birdie. Be have not had the pleasure of having her with us all during four years, but her sunny smile and charming personality soon made a place for her in the heart of every member of '19, Birdie is interested in Dra- matics, Dancing and most especially Miller. Rumor tells us that she will be among June's h a p p y brides. li ess Lowry Petite, and always smil- ing, thus Bess has passed her four successful years in H. H. S. The school room monotony was ever forgotten by her brilliancy and the routine of classes broken i11 upon her by shining countenance. Mr. Miller will look long and hard before Bess' equal can be found to help with all the many matters con- nected with the office dur- ing fourth period, next year.