Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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MARJORIE JACKSON lVlarjorie's originality is at all times pleasing MAY BROTHERS May is one of our best students especially in French and judging from her success in the French play, we predict that she will be a success in teaching the young ideas how to develop their minds. FLORIEIQIOE BROWN A Another of our auburn haired girls. Florence's specialty is history and if she doesn't select her life partner, a brilliant future as a teacher is predicted for her. MARY SANFORD Mary IS a typical lrlsh g1rl and her deep blue and she is far-famed for her powers in elocution. We expect some day to see her books rank among the six best sellers and it is not likely we will be disappointed. Twelve NORA SAYRE It Nora 1S a denure, quiet lassie, but her head is chuck full of splendid ideas for every occasion. She is a good worker and her nature is to like everyone. eyes are always twinkling with fun and mis- chief. There isn't a study in school that is too hard for her to grasp. We predict a bright future for her in any line of work she chooses. MILDRED ROGERS Milly is liked by all her friendsiiwho are after all the best judges of' one's character. Even though she isn't fond of studies, she manages to keep up in all of them.

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' JOSEPHINE KOONTZ ,Io's knowledge of all subjects surprises even her teachers, not to mention us. jo is a real girl who has taken the most of her opportunities and we feel sure she will have the brightest of fu tu res. MAGGIE DOUTHAT Maggie has for the past four years made H. H. S. laugh with her. She is an exceedingly joyful young lady who sees the best and over- looks the worst in everyone and she will cer- tainly be missed next year. AUDRYNE DUNCAN u one wants the latest news on any sub LOUISE KOONTZ Louise's merry eyes fairly bubble over with laughter and fun and her bright sayings and clever speeches are enjoyed by all. She is very good in Dramatics and her friends are to be congratulated in possessing such 'a friend. IRMA KUHN lrma's dimples and wonderful complexion are pleasing to everyone: in fact, Irma ranks among the most beautiful of our girls and this isn't her only asset because she is just as smart as she is good looking. If a. y ' ject, they go to Auclryne. She knows every thing and isn't stingy in telling it to you if you Sh h s a smile for all and gain her conhdence. e a is well-liked by everyone. LOUISE NUNN Sweet, lovable, witty, is Louise. She has shown us that she has the ability to write . But alas! we fear that a certain lacl at Morgantown will hinder her from becoming well known thruout the world as a poetess, but after all, fame is a minor detail. poetry Eleven

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HENRY PECK Henry Peck, the lad with the Slzakespearxan voice. He does not live up to his name, how- DELLIE MCNEELEY Aside from his socialistic tendencies, Dellie's all right. He's a good pole vaulter and Mr. Brewer's favorite in Civics class: these poli- ticians Qor the women either, can't put any- thing over on him. ever as women have no charms for him I-Ie's going to be a. printer, like Bob. He shines in music .l BOB. PEYTON Bob Peyton is another three and one-half yearerf' He has ambition for West Point and if he lives up to his family rep he will make good. He goes in strong for Georgia peaches, one especially. Are they fuzzy, Bob? LOUIS BOWLES Louis aspires to be a Vanderbilt. The local banks couldn't get along without him. He likes flowers too Daisies above all He doesn't have to pluck the petals, either. HESTER OSWALD Hester proves to us the old saying Still waters run deep, for in spite of the fact that she is rarely heard from, there isn't anything she doesn't know. VIRGINIA ADAMS Tall, stately and very graceful, Virginia has a rare classical beauty. She is full of fun and always in for a good time and yet can be as serious, sober and learned as a judge, at the proper time. Thirteen