A L Brown High School - Albrokan Yearbook (Kannapolis, NC)

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wmmmm mmmm O, . 2 y ■ ph |SQB 80 lBSBPS 7 I 001 B ' i Y ' ■ ' . ■; -i Wm Jl x. i Wm r Mr . F fVBst M , iv » ROY C. PROPST, Jr. Aycock Literary Society ’23, Tar Heel Society ’24, Philomathean Society ’25, Treasurer Class ’22, Secretary Class ’24, Captain Second Base Ball Team ’24, Manager Base Ball Team ’25, Varsity Football ’25, Varsity Basket- ball ’25, Hi-Y ’22, ’23, ’24, Athletic Association ’23, ’24, ’25, President Class ’25, Pioneer Editor-in-chief. Philadelphia, Pa., January 8, 1935. Dear Roy : I surely am glad to hear that you are professor of one of the leading schools in the South. You often led us to victory through your presidency of the Senior Class of ’25, and I lope you may be president of a college soon. Do you remember the games we played to- gether in Basket Ball and Base Ball ? Those were exciting days. I am proud of your success and hope you will continue to go higher. Your friend. Eugene Peeler. BUELAH IRENE RUMPLE Philomathean Literary Society ’25, Class President ’22, Vice President ’24, Athletic Association ’24, Tar Heel Literary Society ’24, Glee Club ’23, ’24, Class Fret ’25, Pioneer Associate Editor ’25. Kannapoks, N. C., April 2, 1935. Dear Irene : I can’t real ' z? that it has been ten years since we wer . in the Senior Class of K.H.S and now you are a teacher of the N.C.C.W. Of course we all knew you would be some- thing great in the future. You always stud- ied so hard. Your friend, Mildred. MARGARET EVELYN RUMPLE Cannon Society ’25, Tar Heel Society, Chairman of Program Committee Cannon Society ’25, Glee Club ’25, Athletic Association ’24, Class Tes- tator ’25, Pioneer Associate Editor ’25. Kannapolis, N. C., Jan. 8, 1935. Dear Eve’yn : I was so glad to hear from you today. To be getting letters from an old K. H. S. class mate, reminds me of the days when we were all together planning our future. I was glad to hear that you were going to the Columbna University next summer. I d.d not think you would teach until I learned from Mable that you were teaching in Charlotte High School. I wish you the very best success throughout life. From your old friend, Virginia. MABEL MOZELLA RUMPLE Entered ’22, Philomathean Literary Society ’25, Tar Heel Literary Society ’23, ’24, Athletic Association, Glee Club. Wrightsville, N. C., April 18, 1935. Dear Mabel : Can you realize that it has been almost ten years since we graduated at K. H. S. aid said good. ye to her? I still have my memory book that I made that year. I can look through it and recall all the parties and other entertainments we had. I am glad that you like your work as Supervisor of Home Economics at Queen’s and hope you will have much success. Your friend and classmate, Edna. Seventeen

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ALICE GERTRUDE McKINLEY Critic Tar Heel Society, Second Term ’24, Vice President Philomathean So- ciety ’25, Athletic Association ’25, Varsity Basket Ball ’22, ’24, ’25, Manager Foot Ball Team ’25, Glee Club ’25, President Philomathean So- ciety ’25. Kannapolis, N. C., Jan. 5, 1935. Dear Alice: I shall never forget when you played basket ball, and when I used to tell you that some day you would be a good athletic director. You always were willing to do all you could for old K. H. S. In making sandwiches you were one of th“ best. Do you remember how well you sold them and how much it helped the annual? You were also manager of the foot ball team, and were always ready to take th? boys to the park every time there was a game. I only wish that 1 were back with all our old class mates. Wouldn ' t we have fun ? Your “Pal.” Margaret. PEARL E. MAULDEN Entered ’23, Chairman of Program Committee Tar Heel Society ’24, Pres- ident Cannon Literary Society ’25, Secretary Athletic Associatirn ’25, Captain Varsity Basket Ball ’24, ’25, Glee Club ’25. Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 30, 1935. Dear Pearl : Just think it has been ten years since you as captain of our Basket Ball team did more for the winning team of “K. H. S.” than any one of the other members. You remember the game we had with Barium “Hi?” Wasn’t that some game? I am delighted to hear that you are Physi- cal Director at Randolph Macon College. By your skillful training I hear the girls have won nine games out of ten. Wishing you great success in your work. Your old pal. Nan. SARAH OPHELIA OVERCASH Cannon Literary Societ ’25, Tar Heel Literary Society ’24, Glee Club ’23, Athletic Association ’24. Greensboro, N. C., Sept. 29, 1935. Dear Ophelia : It has been ten years since we were together at “old K. H. S.” How hard we had to study. I am glad you have gotten the place you wanted as I am sure you will succeed as stenographer at the Cannon Mill. I wish I could see you and hope I will soon. Your friend. Gladys. EUGENE MONROE PEELER Entered ’22, Philomathean Society ’25, Tar Heel Society ’23, ’24, Hi-Y Club ’22, Pioneer Staff ’25, Varsity Basket Ball ’25, Scrub Basket Ball ’22, ’23, ’24. Kannapolis, N. C., Jan. 1, 1936. Dear Gene : So at last you have achieved your life’s ambition. I always knew you would be a lawyer some day. For when we were class mates in K. H. S. you were always talking. As I was reading in the New York Times I saw where Eugene Peeler, formerly of Kan- napol ' s, North Carolina, was one of the great- est lawyers on the bench of New York City. I suppose that you are handsome as you were when we were classmates. I hope so, anyhow. Your pal, “Emma.” Sixteen

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MILDRED MARGARET ROGERS Tar Heel Literary Society ’23, ’24, Philomathean Literary Society ’25, Glee Club ’23, ’24, Athletic Associa- Tion ’23, ’24, Pioneer Subscription Editor ’23, ’24, Pioneer Subscription Editor, Chairman Program Committee Philomathean Literary Society ’25. Kannapolis. N. C., May 15 1935. Dear Mildred: Just think ten years ago tonight we were bidding old K. H. S. farewell and in so doing we thought we were leaving all our hard times and worries behind. But now realize that those were the happy days, in which we were getting out of school to prepare for parties and entertainments, all for the sake of that beloved “Pioneer,” in which you were always in the lead — remember how you can- vassed the school and town for subscriptions. Best wishes for a successful year as Dean of Queen Col lege. Your friend, Irene. MOSEY REE REELE Entered ’24, Member of Cannon Lit- erary Society ’24, ’25, Page of Can- non Literary Society ’24, ’25. Tampa, Florida. Oct. 3, 1935. Dear Mosey Ree : It has been some time since I heard you play a piano. You always said that you wanted to be a musical director. I read in the New York Times the other day : that Miss Mosey Ree Reele was going to give a musical recital at Matinee Theatre. I wish you success in your work. Your Pal. Emma. RALPH SECHLER Entered Tar Heel Society ’23, Member of Cannon Literary Society ’24, ’25 Member of Foot Ball Team ’24, Ath- letic Association ’23, ’24, Hi-Y Club ’21 ’22 ’23. Detroit, Mich., D c. 25, 1940.. Dear Ralph : As I w as reading the morning p .per to- day, I saw that you were to be made Pres- ident of the Southern Railway Company. As you know when we were together in the Senior Class of 1925 you were voted the laziest boy of the class, and it is a sur- prise, a gratifying surprise, to hear you are really working. Foot Ball was all you ever worked for in K. H. S. As the Southern comes through Detroit I hope you will swing off and come to see me. Always sincerely, Clement. MABEL ELIZABETH SIMS Cannon Literary Society ’25, Tar Heel Society ’24, Athletic Association ’24, Glee Club ’23. Asheville, N. C. May 9, 1935. Dear Mabel : It has been ten years ago tonight since we made our farewells to our classmates and dear old K. H. S. Along with this comes memories of how we had to work to get out our “Pioneer.” The sandwiches we made and sold. I can still hear that old “gang” talking about our future college life. I wish you the greatest success as Principal ' of Concord High School. Your friend, Evelyn. Eighteen