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

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SUE LEE MAULDEN Entered ’22, Glee Club ’23’26, Caro- linian Society ’22’23, Old Hickory So- ciety ’23’24, Philomathean Society ’24’26, Chairman of Program Commit- tee of Philomathean Society ’25, Pres- ident of Philomathean Society ’26, Subscription Editor of Pioneer Staff ’26. Sue has been in our class from the beginning. She is popular not only in school, but everywhere she goes. She is always backing up the K.H.S. athletics and is a sport or sports. She never takes time to worry over anything, laughing and being cheer- ful to chase away the blues of those around her. SLOAN L. MITCHEM Carolenian Society ’22, Old Hickoi’y Society ’23’24, President of Old Hick- ory Society ’24, Vice President of Class ’23’24, Football Manager ’24, Secretary of Cannon Literary Society ’24, Athletic Association ’24’25, Can- non Literary Society ’24’25’26. Sloan is the star student of our class. He doesn’t study all the time because he can be seen around town most any time. His four years in K.H.S. have won him many friends. He keeps our class supplied with jokes and has the ability to make one laugh and forget his troubles. We are all proud to claim his as a class mate. ALTHA McCOMBS Tar Heel Society ’22, Old Hickory Society ’23’24, Glee Club ’24’25, Can- non Literary Society ’25’26. We wish Altha didn’t have to grad- uate, for old K.H.S. will never be the same without her. She doesn’t seem to take very much interest in study- ing, yet she passes on. She is pop- ular everywhere she goes, of course more so with the opposite sex. Oh yes! We must not forget to mention that Altha wears a diamond given to her by a certain young man.

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FLORA MAE GOLDSTON Tar Heel Literary Society ’22, Old Hickory Society ’23’24, Cannon Liter- ary Society ’25’26, Athletic Associa- tion ’24’25, Critic of Cannon Society ’26. Small? Yes, but then the best thing’s are often in the small packages, we have heard. Though she is not al- ways a brilliant scholar, Flora Mae has always managed to pass her work. The queer part about it is that nobody can see how she can have such good times and pass to. We attribute much of it to her good luck. We will miss her when she leaves old K.H.S. SADIE ELMA HARRIS ’Entered ’21, Tar Heel Society ’22’23, Philomaihean Society ’24’25’26. Just stop and think! Sadie was voted our “most popular.” Not only was she voted that but she really is. When there’s anything going on for excitement you’ll find her in the midst of the others. As a sport, she is one of the best. You always meet Sadie with a smil- ing face and we will miss her when she has gone from K.H.S. MARY LEE HILL Carolinian Literary Society ’23, Old Hickory Society ’24, Cannon Society ’25’26, Glee Club ’25’26, Critic of Can- non Society ’26. Mary Lee, better known as “Pete,” is a popular little flapper, especially with the opposite sex. She has a date every night, and her motto is “pleas- ure before work,” but she always passes on her work and we are won- dering how she does it. She has been with us through all four years of high sch-rol and we don’t see how we could have gotten along without her. Seventeen

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gije JXumear HARRIET CAROLYN ORR Entered ’23, Monitor of Carolinian So- ciety ’23, Glee Club ’23’242’5, Athle- tic Association ’23’24’25. Harriet, while always very “frank,” never says anything to hurt any- one’s feelings. She has brains, abil- ity and personality, and is therefore one of the brighest lights of the class. She is very sympathetic and under- stands human nature and love affairs perfectly. Harriet is a good sport, she can laugh with the happy, weep with the v. ' eary and love with the lovers. She is an easy going care-free school girl. Besides all this she is one of our pret- tiest and attractive seniors. MILDRED LEONA PARKER Entered ’22, Tar Heel Society ’22’23, Old Hickory Society ’23’24, Cannon Society ’24’26, Vice President of Can- non Society ’26, Business Manager of Pioneer Staff ’26. Mildred is better known by her classmates and intimate friends as “Boots.” “Boots” is our business lady and an all round good chap. She is often seen making “goo-goo eyes” at the blonde type of the opposite sex, but we know she also admires the brunettes. ROY EUGENE ROLLINS Old Hickory Literary Society ’24, Var- sity Foot Ball ’25, Philomathean So- ciety ’25, Class Critic ’25, Varsity Basket Ball ’25’26, Cannon Literary Society ’26. “Country” Rollins is one of the most unassuming and reliable members of the student body. He takes life easy, but is always present when needed. He doesn’t seem to be very interested in the problem of life for he has never been seen to approach a young lady. By his many funny remarks, he keeps the class in an uproar. He worries the teachers but yet they like him. Nineteen