Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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JAMES CRUTCHER Jimmie is our banker and we exp ect him to be a great financier in the future, but just at present he is one of the quiet, reserved boys of our class, one of the kind that makes dignity and senior synonyms. RALPH CYRUS Ralph is a fine student Qask Miss Foulkj and stands by all that the class does. Several girls of our class would like to catch that twinkle in his eyes but so far all those twinkles have escaped. 1- 2 LILLiAN i ' ' fa - i. l'l,,,'::,-iq: Lilliaglgomes to us 'ifrorn , She an Q is the champion giggler of our class, a superiiiiiious talklilrlat- Alslix who she is thegest ever. ' ' Q IRMA HANNON Here's to our future business-woman. She delights in taking letters in shorthand, especially when Mr. Graham dictates them. She seems to have a very businesslike air, but one never knows what little spark may lie hidden smoul- dering, ready any time to flare into flame-- does one? FREDA GREER When we speak about vamps, Freda IS always mentioned as one of the greatest in the senior class. When we speak of swell dancers, Freda is always ranked among the best. For a. better description Miss Harris would say, Come and trip it as you go, On the light fantastic toe. Twenty RACHEL HADLEY Here is one of our quiet, demure members of the class, but yet the sweetest and kindest girl we know of. Her friends may remember her by the following verse: A little kindness as you go, Helps the world a lot, you know.

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. ,.1. fiuffif' affvaw. . p' ' f figs? 412.112 DOWNING hills of old Ke football player Oh es hi ' fi ' GRAHAM BALANGEE Gambezi, otherwise Graham Balangee, developing as quite a ladies' man. A h not er good railroad grader and long on moonshine. BILL PARSONS ' Bill is as slow as Christmas, but he always finishes his job right. He tried everything in athletics and made the football trips as doctor. Also quite a. sign painter. Ask him the 5'-'SSI way to transport dogs. ntucky. No moon- either. He's also a good wrestler . , y , s Downing. Behold, Phyllis H. H.-S She are proud to heartbreaking, lines: dramatic mobilistic, et S, KENNETH BOGGS Kenneth Boggs insists on playing card s 'Tain't a bad habit, Pete. His habits also include ' getting suspended for something he didn't do. But stuff like that will happen. RAYMOND CURRY This young man from best liked and He is admired far as any one his high school Hamlin is one of the best looking boys of the class. secretly by all the girls but so can discover, he has completed course heart whole. Don't be so bashful, Raymond. Nineteen

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FAE HATTEN LOIS HAMILTON attractive girl, always laughing and is never sad but carries a cheerful she goes. She is always out for and Old Man Crouch hides when ALTA HARRISON Here is the girl with the senior class. We will miss her voice and charm- ing ways when she leaves us. We shall expect to hear Madame Alta, the famous singer, some day in New York. That is if-well, you can surmise. best voice in the Lovable, attractive, witty, coquettish-none of these fully describe her. We heard a faint echo that Fas was going to specialize on house- hold arts. Where? In a. little bungalow for two. With whom? That's the secret. FRANCIS HANDLEY Francis is quiet and reserved but yet a loyal member of old '20. Sad to say he has fallen like other great men to the wiles and tricks of the th ' ' o er sex. Ask Regina about lt. ALMA HARLAN Alma is taking a commercial course but for what reason we don't know. Perhaps she might be able to explain it in a simple sentence when we ask her the question. Where did you get th t d' ' a lamond you are wearing, Alma? DOROTHY WHITTAKER Dorothy: bright, fun-loving, capable, un- selfish, lovable, dear old pal of '20g nothing was ever asked of her that she did not do wil- lingly for H. H. S. No has given more ardent support to all the activi- ties than she. Needless to say, she has a host of friends. fShe likes printingj member of our class Twenty-One