Buckhannon High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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'Che Rhododendron I 924 Us 452 Al I l22l RALPH W1LsoN Qui Vive: Rooters' Club: Football '22: Class basket-ball '23, '24: Rhododendron Board. Still serve me in my age, 1 pray, as in my youth, O faithful one. Ralph is an all-around good student and is always ready to help his friends. BRGZENA BROWN Rooters' Club: Secretary of Civic Club: Sec- retary of Qui Vive: Garden Club: Spanish Club: Secretary of Calhoun Club: Dramatic Club. Never Salisfedf' This Senior is ready to do what is asked of her. She is constantly telling us of her ambition to become an Old-Maid School Teacher, but we doubt if this will ever come to pass, judging from all appearances lately. BRIGHT CUM Civic Club: Qui Vive: Calhoun Club. A man of few words is the best of men. Bright is one of our most conscientious stu- clents. He is a hard worker and adheres to the rule of never speaking when he has nothing to say. MARY Swim-r Spanish Club: Qui Vive: Civic Club: Root- ers' Club. Life is all joy. A Her manners are so pleasing and kind that she makes friends with all whom she meets. at L 'i-of

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Q go. . 'Che Rhododendron 1924 gig. 4 EDWARD BRATT President of Philomatheang Cheer Leader: Civic Club. lf one wants good company, let him associate with himself. Edward is a very popular boy in B. H. S. His friendly smile and winning personality malce friends of all who meet him. That he is a great Cheer Leader is proven by the fact that under his leadership we have won two cups. VIRGINIA CAs'ro Calhoun Debaters Clubg Rooters' Club: Le Cercle Francais: President of Garden Club '24g Civic Clubg Philomatheang Business Manager, Rhododendron '24. 1 let fashion and vain pleasure no more influ- ence mp thoughts, ' Tho with them I own 1 have sported. Virginia says she is broke but her personality is a treasure that never fails. DECK WHITESCARVER Orchestra: Philomathean: B. H. S. Bandg Civic Club: Rooters' Club. ' This man was once caught studying. Deck certainly does his best to live up to his reputation as laziest boy in B. H. S. And yet. with his fiddle and good nature, he has won a place for himself in the heart of all his class- mates. MARGARET KIDDY Dramatic Club: Rooters' Club: Vice-Presi- dent of Spanish Clubg Philomatheang Le Cir- cle Francaisg Civic Club. From fingling rhymes of lrish wit she threatens the world with high astounding terms. Was her's the face on which she used a thou- sand cakes of powder? And did she brealc more than that amount of mirror? I I 2 X I J

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Y Q. The Rhododendron 1924 lg' '23 , THELMA NlxoN Qui Viveg Spanish Club. But play no lriclfs uoon thy road, O man: Let fact be fact and life llze lresl it can. She very seldom talks but when she speaks she utters words of wisdom. Bum. YouNc Philomathean: Football '23g Basket-ball: Rooters' Club: Spanish Club. A youth of labor and of ease, and much inclined to love. Here is one of our football stars and a good student in his classes. Burl's smiling countenance and admirable disposition have won for him many friends, especially among the girls. HAZEL DAUGHERTY Civic Club: Routers' Club: Garden Club: Qui Vive. She has not one talent but many. A smile and good word for everybody are some of the prominent characteristics of this de- e oun lad In her classes she never shirks, mul X g y' . and with her books she I5 always found. FRANK IRELAND Civic Club: Rooters' Club: Qui Vive: Cal- houn Clubg Merry-Makers: Spanish Club. Resolved to win, he meditates the may, By force to ravish, or by frail betray. Here is Frank, a jolly, good fellow: full of mischief, wit and glee. Regardless of his friv- olily, his talent in oratory and debating is not easily excelled. l23l x .5212 i - I -A