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

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BETTY PRO PST Vice-President Class ' 24; Vice-Presi- dent Phi Kappa Alpha ' 24; Debator ' 24; Glee Club ' 24, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Home Eco- nomies Club ' 25, ' 26; Cannon Literary So- ciety ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; President Home Eco- nomics Club ' 26; Chairman Program Com- mittee Cannon Literary Society ' 26; Girls ' Basketball Manager ' 27; Class Giftorian ’27; Vice-President Commercial Club ’27; Athletic Association ’24, ’25, ’26, ’27. Although Betty is just a handful, she has a mind of her own, a will of her own, and a charm all her own. So she says what she thinks, does what she wants to, and we can’t explain the rest, but we all know that the fourth finger on the left hand is the tell-tale. MABEL MOZELLE POOLE Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ’24; Home Economics Club ’25, ’26; Cannon Literary Society ’26, ’27. “Moze” has traveled the rugged moun- tains and peaceful plains during our four years journey. She proves to be a “hit or miss pal,” never worrying over any- thing. She has several valuable traits; a determination to rank highest as a French student; a good disposition; and originality. We will surely miss her rip- pling laugh when she leaves us. EVERTTE L. MURPH Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ' 24; Member of Philomathean Society ' 25, ’26, ’27. Evertte is always the same old boy, laughing and taking life easy. He is stu- dious and one of our most reliable Seniors, why, he made exemption on “Geometry” mid-term exam. He never gives his teachers any trouble, although he does like the girls. He has a sweet, smiling face that is bound to win for him a “lady fair” some day. 24

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EVERETTE RANDOLPH McKINLEY Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ’24; Vice-President of Class ’24; Athletic As- sociation ' 24, ' 25; Varsity Basketball ’25, ' 26; Captain of Football ' 25, ' 26; Philo- raathean Literary Society ' 25, ’26, ’27; Treasurer of Philomathean Literary So- ciety ' 25. If it has anything to do with the girls, Everette is right there. He seems to know all about this subject. But that isn’t all he knows; he can play football too. In fact he knows a lot more than you would think. We all think he is good looking, especially some folks. He is also noted for his lovable disposition. Indeed, he is the kind of fellow we ' d like to loaf with — honest, sincere, open-minded, and generous. A1LEEN MOOSE Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ' 24; Glee Club ' 24, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Cannon Literary Society ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Chairman Program Committee Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ' 24; Athletic Association ' 24, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Class Poet ' 26, ' 27; Home Eco- nomics Club ’25, ' 26; Commercial Club ' 27. You ' ve heard a lot about pep, haven’t vou? Well that ' s Aileen all over. Skinny is just a bunch of enthusiasm and pep tied up together with a few brains. She ' s not lazy or shiftless, but believes in, Never do today what you can put off ' til tomorrow.” Without her ’Boat, we ' d more than likely drop ex- hausted by the wayside. She ' s our life saver. She ' s always kicking but not the way you’d think, just the Charleston. ANNIE PEARL MOSER Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ' 24; Class Treasurer ' 25; Program Committee, Chairman Cannon Literary Society ' 25; Class Poet ' 26; Athletic Association ' 24, ’25, ’26, ' 27; Cannon Literary Society ’25, ’26, ’27; Glee Club ’24, ' 25, ’26, ’27; Critic of Cannon Literary Society ’27; Secre- tary and Treasurer Glee Club ' 27; Treas- urer Class ’27. Annie Pearl was voted Best all- around in the Senior Class, but she should have been voted Best-all-around in the whole school. There is not a bet- ter booster, a cuter, a more attractive girl, or a better sport to be found in school than she. Her talk is worth listen- ing to, her laugh is worth hearing. She has a charm about her that is irresistable. She’s always in for everything — and how she can sing! A humming bird should envy her voice. We hope Annie ' s future will hold for her much happiness. 23

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FODA AVARY ROBINSON Phi Kappa Alpha Society ' 24; Philo- mathean Literary Society ’25, ' 26, 27; Class Poet ' 27. By such a girl as Foda the real worth of our class -is measured. She ' s been with us four years and we all love her. She ' s a jolly old pal we all look for when we’re blue. She ' ll never go crazy (over the men), but if she should lose her mind we would all like to find it. She has two talents, originality and music. We won ' t be surprised when we hear of her success, for nothing but success can come to a girl like Foda. ROY E. ROLLINS Old Hickory Literary Society ' 24; Var- sity Football ’25, ’26; Philomathean So- ciety ' 25; Class Critic ' 25; Varsity Bas- ketball ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Cannon Literary So- ciety ' 26, ' 27; Athletic Association ' 25, ' 26, ' 27. Country” is one of the best basketeers we have on our team. He is also the most original boy of the Senior Class. When we go on a basketball trip and have supper his time-worn order is, “Two eggs over light.” Country, though, is not a bit countrified. You oughta see him with the ladies! ELIZABETH ROGERS Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ' 24; Philomathean Literary Society ’25, ’26, ' 27; Home Economics Club ’26. Lib,” giggled her way to high school, through it, and we are waiting to see her giggle through the world to success. She is a jolly, attractive and mischievous girl. Studies are too much to bother her pretty head. We expect some day Eliza- beth will ably balance the other end of a breakfast table. 25