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

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THE 1928 PIONEER W. H. BROWN. JR. Mascot is he, our little Buddy’’ Brown, As handsome and cute as any boy in town. Seniors adore him, and so too would you; Cheer then for Buddy, cheer, One! Two! One! Two! Of all the cute kids we have met. The cutest yet is ’Buddy.’ you bet. MRS. D. A. JOLLEY mrs. j. r. Mcknight Grade Mothe rs Oh mothers, dear, we look to you To be our guide through life, Each errant one you will pursue And guide us through the strife. Oh mothers, dear, oh mothers, dear, God give your works far fame For all success that comes to us We give your work acclaim.’’ HAZEL WILMA BAKER Philomathean Literary Society, ’25-’28. If you are looking for a good heart, a true friend, and a jolly companion, you will find them all in Hazel. She is quiet, conscientious, studious and respectful — a friend never to be forgotten. La voir, c’est V aimer avec beaucoup d ' amour LILLIAN FAY BRANTLEY Cannon Literary Society, ’25-’27 ; Philomathean Literary Society, ' 28; Home Economics Club, ’25-’26; Athletic Association, ’27-’28; Basketball, ’28. For any information about our blond, Lil- lian. just see Leaky. They say she’s inde- pendent, but she makes friends just the same. She shines in basketball, and is an all-round good sport. TOW

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THE 1928 PIONEER SENIOR CLASS Motto: “En Avant” COLORS: Rose and Silver FLOWER: Pink Rosa Ralph Gillon Elsie McKnight Alene Stonestreet Virga Smith Edith Jolley . Shirley Turbyfill Ralph Whitley Crealie Steele Walter McInnis Page Eight OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Historian Prophet T estator Poet Giftonan

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THE 1928 PIONEER EDNA BROWN Philomathean Literary Society, ’25-’28; Glee Club, ’25-’26; Home Economics Club, ’2 5-’26; Athletic As- sociation, ’28. Edna, known as Skinny.” always surprises us with the unexpected. A better sport is no where to be found. Her smiles and laughter will be missed at K. H. S. She’s our biggest teaser. WILMA BROWN Cannon Literary Society, ' 25-’27; Glee Club, ' 25; Home Economics Club, ’26- ' 27 ; Athletic Association, ’26-’28; Philomathean Literary Society, ’28. Wilma, the fairest of Seniors, has always a smile for every one, especially the opposite sex. As well as being pretty, she is sweet, and every- body loves her. MYRTLE ESTELLE DAVIS Cannon Literary Society, ' 25- ' 27 ; Home Economics Club, ’26; Executive Committee of Commercial Club, ’27; Philomathean Literary Society, ’28; Pioneer Stenographer, ’28. Myrt, voted the naughtiest Senior, is not naughty bad — but naughty nice! She has proved a great help to THE PIONEER staff this year with her skill as typist. LAWRENCE L. FOWLER Basketball, ’24- ' 28; Baseball, ’24-’28; Captain Bas- ketball, ’26-’27 ; Captain Baseball, ’26-’28; All-State Baseball, ' 25; All-Western Basketball, ’26-’27; Foot- ball, ’25- ' 26; Cannon Literary Society, ’25-’27; Ath- letic Association, ’24-’28; Vice-President Glee Club, ' 25; Vice-President Athletic Association, ’27- ' 28; Pioneer Athletic Editor, ’28. An athlete and a good sport — that ' s Lot- tie. He has gained fame with his B. B. record. RALPH GILLON Philomathean Literary Society, ’25- ' 28; Athletic As- sociation, ’25-’28; Class Secretary, ’26 J ’27; Track Team, ’28; Class President, ’28. Gillon is our most handsome Senior, and has the distinction of being our President as well. Though he isn ' t noted for speed. he gets us there, for he is steady, dependable, tried, and true.