Buckhannon High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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4 4 Iv I ' The 'Rhododendron I 924 I-IAYWARD HAMRICK, President A chief, whose subjects love his thrall, The Sympathizing heart of all. ELIZABETH MCWHORTER, Vice-President The only way to have a good friend is to be one. HALL TALBOTT, Secretary ulndustrious, earnest in every act, A practical man, a man of fact. OMER YOUNG, Treasurer All the Latin I could construe is 'Amo' I love. MARGARET BROOKS ' 1 open the doors of my heart and behold There was music within and a song. DOROTHY WITHERS ' 'Tis good in every case, you know To have two drawstrings on your beau. ELIZABETH TALBOTT The most manifest sign of wisdom is con- tinued cheerfulnessf' LATHAM FLANAGAN 'folly good nature and full of fun If you want a good friend here is one. B!

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u 44 'Che 'Rhododendron I 924 NICK LATHAM My only books were Ivomarfs loolgs And folly's all llIey've laugh! me. PAULINE BENDER Of all ine girls that 'ere were seen Tl1ere's none so nice as our Pauline. ELEANOR TALBOTT ll is not good that man should be alone. BROOKS STARCHER Siudy is a weariness to ll1e flesh. CLOTILLE HARPER Lifes' a jest, and all lliings show il. I llwaght so once and non: 1 lfnonf il. MABEL MORRISON Tlzejl are never alone that are accom- panied Iviih noble ilIouglIts. WILLIAM FOSTER William is brilliant but exceedingly shy, But l1c'd be a ladp's man if lIe'd only try. FREDA ASHWORTI-I Life's too short for folks to snarl, There isn'l lime enough io quarrel. I lx 5: gf' -'A x. , J s x -I I4'l