Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

Page 20 text:

.l STEWART BOOKER Stewart is our ladies' man or we should say. Helen's. His dancing and Southern accent have caused many hearts to Flutter. As foot- ball manager, Stewart was very capable and succeeded in managing a very brilliant year. Our best wishes and sincere hopes go with Stewart into the future. UL-gw . ,Q :gy Q ' ,six Sf' , vt f I 5 'leg Efwsigik ', g,f f ,i gagg- , f. 'Q J if'7 1' . n ' 'di -mfr. 'W fix! - Zac I e EMMfr'wff1'mBS if Hem ..L ibvgaaiiiigirl in Ja qhmi we A to'make-1everyf.oi'1e 'fit ,neroright s1de of lifeand even though loves parti iand dances we're sqre she'll brhake someone l A housewife- .Jevause E119 is is- oftenseen with 'a3f7lV in. A ' 'h ' i ,Vx 1 . , at CATHERINE CUNDIFF Draw for yourself a picture of a jolly girl with a ready smile and a most contagious laugh. She never lacks spirit and is an enthusiastic supporter of all activities. All in all, Catherine is genuine girl and the best cure for blues we have in the senior class. IMOGENE CARTER A small, vivacious, curly-headed girl whom everyone knows and loves. She likes work as well as play and is an advocate of oriental life, especially on the deserts as she is immensely fond of a Campbell. JOHN MCVEY -d ':? One of the most attractive and most likeable Sixteen VIRGINIA BAKER Plaids, curls, hair-ribbons and dimples and the object of Johnny Stuart's affectionsg that's Virginia. Always in for every gayety and as well as her breath. a faithful ,supporter of all activities, she is. Virginia is also an artist and can draw pictures boys in the class. We're sure that john will hold his friends in the same admirable way in which he held the H. H. S. foot-ball enemies while playing end. No one knew how 'for- wardn he could be until he went out and won his letter in athletics. John has danced his way into many hearts but it would be hard to say just whether he has remained heart whole and fancy free. V

Page 19 text:

sf-, 4 ev ' ' ARCH RIGGAL CHe says please not call him Archilwraldj As loyal a student as ever went thru H. H. S. Archigrandfa dramatist of much ability. He 'er shirlcs a duty and always lends a helping Success is bound to come to Archie and hope that his ambition is realized tht' near future-to get Rich quick. WALTER BROWN Brownie is one of our best orators and most sincere students. He won his letter in f . ootball and well deserved it for he was one f o our shining stars this past year He was knocked out of his chance in B h' h . . w xc added just one more enthusiastic cheerer to the side lines. We know he'll be a success in the work he takes up but we can't determine whether he will be a la wyer or a Taylor. LILLIE BRUN K Lillie has done more for the class of '20 and H. H. S. in general than any other one girl and complained the least. She's always there when you need her and always willing to work. We don't see how she goes at a thing so seemingly with all her heart because everybody knows Lillie's heart is at O. S. U. JIMMY BECKNER With us in body, but in mind and heart Jimmy is at Gallipolis. Alth love affair occupies a good he has succeeded affections that no one else c in gaining a place in our ough this desperate deal of his time ould possibly take. ' CHARLES DRIVER Twinkling eyes, a jolly manner, good nature and a heart as big as he is. Charles is an excep- tionally good student and enthusiastic up- holder of school affairs. He always lends a h I . . epmg hand and nothing seems to Hustrate him. Of course there are exceptions to all rules and we think if you mention Catherine you'll have the satisfaction of seeing Charles blush. PAULINE DAVIDSON Here is our most representative st d 1 u ent. Pauline stepped around as a member of the TATLER Board during her first three years and h s e capped the climax by being editor in her senior year and making others step around Sh . . . . e is of an attractive personal1ty,1ndependent and commanding, but in such-a way that it is a pleasure to do things for her. Fifteen

Page 21 text:

its X JOHN HECK 9 ian hails from the South and in spite of the tact that his hair is the s mbol A , 1 v ,Q y of Q-ah' Q Iy,.lie is very quiet at all times. His Aer. ' l I ' jo, ments are movies and Gladys. ETTA PULVERMAN hearts of all. ROSE HENDERSON Here we have a quiet, studious young lad y whose greatest enjoyment is to help the other fellow. She has a place of her own in the JACK RATCLIFFE Sweet, serious and sedate, Etta is one of the best-liked girls in the class. Although she is quiet and reserved, still when her help is needed Speed has never been known to be on time she is 'always right there h at any place for anything and is one of the stars on t e job. She's k . . of Mr. Yagel's Spanish class-if he remembers nown especially for her speeches In Miss Backus' class. to get there. ln spite of this, he is liked by all who know him. CHRISTINE HERREN Christine is considered by critics to be one of BLANCHE HITE Blanche is the girl who b I' the best looking girls in the school: for her raven tresses and blue eyes are enough to make any poet rave. Her one failing is her use of long words. P e reves in minding her own business and yet she always is willing to help when her work is wanted. In this day when woman's work is to use her tongue B . lanche proves to be one of the exceptions. Seventeen