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

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ESTELLE SIMS Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ’24: Philomathean Literary Society ’25, ' 26, ’27; Home Economics Club ’26. Fifteen pounds attractiveness, ten pounds popularity, ten pounds deviltry, twelve pounds jollity, six pounds original- ity, seven pounds bluff, twelve pounds curiosity, eleven pounds wit, eight pounds ability, nine pounds work, ten pounds pep, five pounds dignity. Mix the above ingredients carefully in the indicated proportions and you will have the sum — total, 115 pounds — Estelle. BEATRICE SIDES Phi Kappa Alpha ' 24; Cannon Literary Society ’25, ’26, ' 27; Athletic Association ’25, -’27; Glee Club ’ 24 - ’ 26 ; Varsity Basket- ball ’25-’27; - Home Economics Club ’25, ’26. Beatrice, better known as “Be-be,” was voted the cutest” member of the Senior Class. Not only is she cute, but she’s good-looking, popular, and a good sport. Be-be shakes a wicked hoof when it comes to doing the Charleston; and they say she ' s a knock-out with the other, sex. (Say, Be-be where have you been? We guess it’s Mooresville.) OLIN EVERETTE SCARBORO Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ’24; Philomathean Literary Society ’25; Secre- tary of Philomathean Society ’26; Presi- dent ’27; Glee Club ’25; Athletic Associa- tion ’25, ’26, ’27; Cheer Leader ’25, ’27; Class Treasurer ’25; Historian ’25, ’27; Essay Medal ’26; Art Editor Pioneer ’27. Nilo” is talkative — there’s a reason. He’s been running a race for four years trying to out-talk Mutt.” We hope he wins! We know Nilo will be domestic some day — He belongs to the Oak Street Knitting Circle. 26

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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

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GRACE LORENE SMITH Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ' 24; Philomathean Literary Society ’25, ’26, ' 27; Vice-President of Class ' 25; Treasur- er of Class ' 26; Home Economics Club ' 26; Glee Club ' 26, ’27; Literary Editor of Pioneer ' 27. Yes, here is Lo,” the sweetest in our class — never an unkind word spoken to anyone. This honor was bestowed upon her, not for the name of it, but for the fact that she has proved it to be true during her four years with us at K. H. S. Lo is one of the most popular Seniors and takes an interest in all school activities. ALLIE MAE SMITH Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ' 24; Cannon Literary Society ' 25, ' 26. ' 27; Glee Club ' 24, ' 26, ' 27; Home Economics Club ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Basketball Team ' 25, ' 26. Allie Mae keeps her head, and never loses her temper. We wish we had more like her. She ' s a good student, and a loyal and sincere friend. She’s quiet and mod- est, and attends to her own business and allows others the same privilege. Y r es, she believes in fun when there’s a time for it. Allie Mae has a talent for music. We won’t be surprised when we hear of her success. PAULINE TESH Phi Kappa Alpha Literary Society ’24; Cannon Literary Society ’25, ' 26, ' 27; Home Economics Club ’26; Athletic Asso- ciation ' 24, ’25, ’26, ' 27; Subscription Edi- tor Pioneer ’27. What every man knows is that Polly” has eyes that talk.” She’s a good sport, always ready for any amount of fun and frolic, and willingly furnishes her part in the good times. Lively? Yes, Boy! If her independence would get her any- where she ' d be Sitting on Top of the World. Who ' s the Guy that drives A Ford Sedan? Ask Polly,” she knows about The tall man. 27