Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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what I once heard someone call her, Ha true GEORGE DUNCAN T George is one of the most industrious boys of our class. While attending school he has always found time to work on the outside and we predict he will have a second Tiffany in Huntington in the future. The class of '20 wishes him th' greatest success. PAULINE DUNFEE Polly, more familiarly known, has had the ability of completing her high school course in three years. We often thinlg of a person who goes thru Hi in three years as a bookworm, but not so in this case, beenuse Polly is EILEEN FREUTAL sport. JOHN GILLESPIE John has belonged to the class of '20 only a short time but he has been a faithful worker and an ardent supporter of it since he entered. We are especially proud of him because of the mark he made is basketball. We prophecy success for john in all he undertakes. CHARLES LAWMAN ,Behold the third baseman of the H. H. S. baseball team. He enthusiastically supported all high school activities. In the future we expect to hear of his succeeding Heinic Groh. Also, we feel sure he has a great career awaiting him in the world of song. Eileen, living so near the school building, had given us a splendid example in punctuality? She has won a host of friends with her happy smile and laughing blue eyes. She is a loyal member of old H. H. S., always out to root for the team, rain or shine. We often see her have letters post-marked Charleston. How about it, Eileen ? LILLIAN WIGAL Lillian is a good sport and always ready with a jolly word for everybody. She is one of the classes' best dancers and we predict she will teach dancing. Twenty-Nine

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JOE WYATT Joe, although apparently very quiet, is one of the livest wires in the class. Though he is ELIZABETH FLANNIGAN - ggfall, slender, graceful, golden haired, Libby is one of the most popular girls of the H. H. S., one of the most popular boys in the class, he still declares he is heart whole and fancy free. There is no doubt but that he will make his mark in medicine and the world of surgery, as he desires. LENA ROE Everybody knows her on account of her sun shiny temperament and almost perpetual good humor. Lena has a head just crammed full of Good Housekeeping notes and we heard a rumor-We know he'll be lucky. the very personification of all that is delightful. Her brilliant future in society is already insured by the success she is enjoying now. ANNA LEE HARRIS Anna Lee hasn't been with us all four years but we certainly have become attached to her. Always a smiling helper to every one, she holds the heart strings of all of us, and some especially -away from here, but Anna Lee doesn't want it known so don't tell anyone. CLARA EATON Who spoke of blue eyes and golden hair? That's Clara all over and l'm sure she needs no further introduction as she distinguished her- self as foreward on our basketball team. Clara also loves to argue. She is what you call very amiable indeed and always has a ready smile, so H. H. S. will miss her. Twenty-Eight RUTH EBERTS Her Nazimova's manner and winsome ways have caused her to be known by all. Tall, graceful and with devilish eyes, she has been called the Hi flirt but really her flirting just comes natural and is not an accomplish- ment. We surmise that Ruth will be a second Nazimova and we wish her the greatest success.

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PAULINE FLETCHER Pauline has been a faithful member of the '20 class all through its existence. Willing at all times to help with anything, she does it with a smile. She has been especially activs in the Girls' Club and has done much to make it a success. We hear she wishes to spend the next few years teaching others to Hparlez-vous.'e ALICE FLOYD ' ' 1 Alice has made it through high school in three years. She is very quiet and reserved and is proud of her record of being H. H. S.'s worst man-hater. Kindness, sweetness, merit in her person shine. EDITH SPESSARD LILLIAN SMITH One of the most cheerful, happy-go-lucky girls in the school and yet one of its hardest workers. Smitti is always thinking of some way to help some one, and yet she asks very little for herself. Here's to Smittie and her physical training classes, may they both succeed! LOUIS GARDNER Farmer comes to us from Ohio. He is always happy despite his many heart-troubles. Tripping the light fantastic toe has an unusual attraction for him though he says he is going to, do something a little more like work later on. Spess is sure a great little athlete and con- sidering her size and ability, one is readily reminded of Napoleon. Edith is also vrey fortunate Qaccording to the first epistle of Mise Harrisj, to have at least one wonderful friend and companion, Lillian Smith. They fthough their sizes deviate somewhatb, are always together and working for the good of each other and everyone else. Here is to Edith Hamlet and Horatio Smith, the truest of friends. Thirty JAMES SMITH Jimmie, regardless where or when you see him, is always full of fun. He and his fiery steedn will soon make their mark in the world. However, Jimmie has a serious side of his nature which has put him high in his school work and so full of ready knowledge.