Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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x SWEETLAND OXLEY Sweet is all that her name would signify. She is so genuine and sincere that everyone loves and admires her. Her sunny, lovable disposition has won for her a place in our hearts that anyone else would find hard to lill. Her scholastic and social ability need no com- ment as the offices she has held in her high school career and her grades speak ably enough. She is often referred to as The girl with the Anna Lou is thefdeafest, most and most sym1:i'6Zthetic 'girl in.the' class. 1 o her'- we carry our difficulties and she'can always relieve us. Her chief characteristic lis p her laugh which we all quickly recognize and,love to hear. MRS. MOLLIE DINGESS DRAKE We are proud of her-this lady who decided that she could go thru high school as success- fully as her daughter, and who has certainly succeeded. Her motto has always been ad astra per aspera and she has ever exemplified it. For her we wish the happiness she merits. apple complexion. ' ' GLADYS DEAN Gladys is a very dear, quiet girl, loved by all, especially-. She is a star of the Pedagogy class and will certainly succeed in making all the little ones adore her. VIOLA BAUM MARGARET MULLEN Twenty-Tico Bamy is the frankest girl in the class. She has been an excellent student and tireless worker throughout her four years in high school. At the same time she has always had time to support every activity. We predict much success for her in the business world which she hopes to enter. Peggy is truly the girl of our hearts th best all-round and most genuine girl in our class, always sincere in everything she does and says. Brilliant and clever is she and loved by all. We could write volumes about her but we will leave that to jeff.

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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

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fl' ' ' 'OVE - ..,.v7.,:u: ' wb describe Inost brilliant and versa't?te1fyoung'1fian in thefclass? For two years 'president of the '20 more for it and 'the school 'than 'has anyone else. He stands ore-emihently the best speaker and the best informed in the class. Everyone agrees that his future will be a series of remarkable JOHN WOOD Jeff has that wonderful gift for being a friend to everybody all the time, especially to Peggy. His popularity and also his executive ability made him logically and literally class president this year and in that position he was all that could be desired. He is a real leader and has found his place. achievements in law, his chosen profession. ELIZABETH TINGLEY She is the best everything-best dancer, best artist and best sport in the whole class. For two years she has been class reporter for the TATLER and shows remarkable ability in that line. She has chosen a career but we wonder if Dan hasn't chosen a different one? CARR FERGUSON Everyone laughs with Fergy because it is impossible to do otherwise. He made a success as Dick Fitzgerald in Husbands on Approval and as President of the Crucible Club, he did excellent work. His chief characteristic is his affection for Velma. GEORGE ADKINS He is absolutely a woman hater, and there- fore has never suffered the fair sex to vamp him. But nevertheless, he's a good fellow and has stood by the class for four years. ALBERT ALLEN This is the trig star, the shining light of all Miss Foulk's classes and we are proud of him. Through all kinds of weather he came to Hunt- ington High from Ohio and never failed us. He insists! that he is unvampable but we still doubt it.