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

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Ophelia Overeash leaves her pretty brown eyes and her sunny disposition to Gladys Goodnight. “Bill” Davis leaves his intellectual ability to Harriett Orr. Mosey Ree Reel leaves her oratorical ability to Millie Goodnig-ht. Emma Cline leaves her winning smiles to Margie Wineeoff. We hereby appoint Dorothy Antley executive of this, our last will and testament. In witness hereof, we, the Senior Class of ’25, do hereby set our sign and seal, this fifteenth day of May, one thousand, nineteen hundred and twenty-five. Seniors ’25 — Evelyn Rumple, Testator. Senior Class Poem In papoose days the Indian small Tosses about in wind and breeze. Caring naught for work or toil, Happily swinging from the trees. When grown to lads they roamed about Virgin streams and mountains wild. With bows and arrows always out, They realized man’s work as a child. An Indian warrior bold and brave He fought the battles of his tribe. He tramped the woods; he swam the wave To win his manhood and his bride. And then at last the Indian chief His fortitude and courage proven, Welcomed new-comers with pipes-of-peace And homes to pioneers were given. In Freshman days we were as free As a papoose swinging in a tree. In Sophomore days we started then To realize we must work as men. In Junior days we passed the test And now as Seniors show the best. Let us go forward with all the vim We need in this old world to win; With courage high and honor bright We need to battle for the right; With hearts aglow with love and praise, For our Alma Mater of high school days. Irene Rumple, ’25. Twenty-four

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Twenty-six Junior Class