Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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l,f:f-fill-. f-Jlelill-Sl C3 V5 Q A LELANIJ ANDERSON Football '24, ' A new member who has entered into our activities with a will and in going! leaves a worthy record. KATHLEEN CHAIN Our young lady who can best be de- scribed by modest, She was very un- assuming' but became the more noticed and liked because of it. EVA CYRUS Basketball '23-'24,'25, Best Girl Athlete, As a vamp Eva has Won many hearts, but it is generally known that she prefers a certain one. ARNO BUNN Voted best dressed boy in class, best looking' boy in class. In short, a good looking' person requires good looking clothes, though besides his looks Arno has a rather clever mind. ALMA EASLEY Voted best dressed girl in class, Senior play committee. Alma is one of the most popular girls around. She certainly knows how to dress becomingly. 5 iteaffjl 1114 BEULAHA srms Voted most beautifulgirl in class. The nicest thing about Beulah is that she seems unconscious of her gift and be- comes all the more beautiful for it. w N .Q .J E +5 W Q. f' ,.. E L. E l E el EJ-llinIf2l IC1I'iI-:1I' IiEi Twenty-fivc

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H D c i ? D 5 l E I E l ffl l it w A-4 CECIL GALLAHER I have lived long enough to know it is best to know nothing. But in spite of this Cecil is one of the linest fellows in the class. MARY ISABELL BONDURANT Dramatic Club '24, French Club '24. A true friend to the truth. Beloved by all even teachers. Mary Isabell is one girl who cannot help being awfully nice. Her part in the play was well done and she de- serves much credit for its success. JANET AUSTIN t'They saw her charm, but not half the charm her modesty concealed. She is one girl who must be known to be appreciated. LLOYD DAVIS Lion Tamers '23-'24, Stage Manager '24- 25. We sometimes feel that Lloyd has not been given enough credit for his many tasks though the class of '24 realizes he has been indispensable. J. LOLA MAE BEARD Ulf a task is once begun, Never leave it till it's done. Everything Lola Mae attempts becomes an accomplished fact, for she controls her own destiny. President Clee Club '24, voted flapper of class. EVELYN' BLUME M Who never spoke against a foe. Since we were Freshmen Evelyn has stood by, always ready to help, be it a small or large task. Her friends speak of her so well that it cannot be doubted she is a friend worth while. WMS flu it 1:1 f:Q IGI as IGI 0:4 xl? Twenty-four

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V' Lili lC1lL--. r-JIIDI II-Sl QQYA -I 7 if Q WILLIAM BER Y Tuger always had the good of the class in mind and he was a great help in suc- cessfully putting over all of the class ac- tivities. As a ladies man he is said to be very adept at parlor tricks. Voted shiek of class. V ALMA EVENDOLL How ladylike, how queenlike she ap- pears. She came from away-oif to be with our class and we're proud to say she is a '25. ETHEL FORGEY In all things, mindful not of herself, but bearing the burden of others. One needs only to see the number of friends who claim Ethel's time to realize that the class was lucky to have such a member. EVAN CYRUS Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice. Seems to be Evan's motto, and so far it has served him well. He is one of the silent powers behind the Senior class. THELMA HENLEY Tatler reporter for Bible Club, three honorable mention prize themes, Scribblers Club. A wonderful mind and sweet disposition make Thelma a very well liked person.- , ,yy , MARY ANN HARMON Mary was one of those of whom Virgil might have said: Mu1tae praeterea, quas fama obscura condit. And besides all that she has one of the kindest hearts in the world. Wil 4:11 1:11 3 IDI 'Q lc-1 f.:J W? Twenty-six