Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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1 ,mmm 2.+ ?m- rf? THE DOE-WAH-JACK WHEEEW' r GRACE MARIE ELDER f' HA1,17-.-1-PINT Slxr Lv 1-1-city tu walk with, and 'witty lu Iulk ufitli. .-lmi Ncnxullt, too, to tliluk on. l-lzilf-zu-Punt in quantity, hut she nluru than makes up for it in quality. tlur lmskctlnll team urruhl have heen lust without her, zxnrl our Class uoulil lizivc hcen incomplete if she lmrl nut heen :timing nur number. timcc is xi general fuvrsrite with cvt-ryune. Phnlu Literziry Suciutyg Varsity lluakctlizill '23, '24: Clash Bzisketlmll '21, '22, '25, 'Z-J, Glen Cluli. ANNIE ROSE EUDY P, ROOA'El ' I.U'u was matic juz- lun' and i'l1ccr. l . Rnoney's hohhies :irc lnirds :intl utvrriiltirr- either :i Martin, or ri I'lnll. She has :in un- usually quiet and unzissuming nature, hut we l-cnnw that still water runs fleep. l hilnmean Literary Society: Class Busketlmll '23. JAMES PERCY ELDER BUCK Thurs nw up lndivx lvfig I Imrc ilxrm ull. Huck is soniewlmt nf A spurt. but ncverthef less :in industrious fellow. Vl'e du not know what his future will he, hut we are sure that he will reach the top in anything hu choose-s to pn! his hanil :intl heart hehinrl. Atlwznizm Literary Sucicty: tilec Club. HIRDIE ELIZABETH FIX '-fur' ll'i1Ii .vfrrnylli tu unw! 50:-1-mu, mul fuirli In i'nrlnrc. Tal is a regular gloom clmeer with her smil- ing face :md her jolly lzmgh. She is :ilu-nu rcndy to ilu her part in anything that mines :ilwng zinfl uc know that we slmll ate her nzixnu :nnliluzune1'l in the halls of fame sfnnu rluy. I l1ilnlncg1n Literary Sicictyg Schmul Mzirwlml 'll JUHX HERIEERT F.'XUL'li'l'l'li J,-ICI! I uni rznilzzzwli uf ull flu' giilx I .vurz'i'y. jnhn is an :xllngctlwr delightful cmulmmrm. l'l'ith ,terling qualities nttaiinstl only Ivy those who rntt-ntly seek them, hc has heen at gvnt-rail t'zivm-ltfi. sprvxuling sunshine :mil cheer wherever hc has heew A guml student, relizthle, earnest. mul persistent, hz- will some day luztke :1 good BLD. Sc-crtftztry Euphonizm Literary Society 'llc Vice' Prcsnlent Euphmnzm Literary Sncit-ty '22, Vluss Vrcsiilcnt '21, Sclnuil Mnrslml 'll lPagc Tliirtvvu I

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.AQEQPICCZDQ 'Ft THE DOE WAH-JACK 'Et bffE5aC3.U ' LOUIS A GREGG LOUISE .-lxlr mc im t1nc.vti'un.v and l'll toll you know libs. Louis is very inuch interested in athletics and helieves in clean sports. He survived all the kicks in football and we feel certain that he will in the future survive the kicks uf life and come out a winner. Glue Club: Class Basketball '21, Class Baseball '23, 'J-lg Varsity Football 23. BESSIE LORRAIGNE GREGG BlfS5 .-1 nwrry liunrt makvtli a rlivz'rf'ul cuizritclznlirvf' Bessie is always equal to any occasion. VVin- srune in appearance. jolly and bright, she has been a great force in working out the destiny of the class. No dramatic production has heen com- plete without Bessie playing a leading role. She deserves the applause we give her. President Philomean Literary Society 'Z-43 Cheer Leader 'Z-0: President Glee Club '22, School Marshal '23. EDNA MORE GLENN NED., .-Ind m L'r :lid Grecian rliixrl tract .-1 u-vmfli, a Xiad or a'Gracr Of Hum' form Uv' l0':'t'licr f11Cc'! Edna stands at the top in sclmlarshin, honor, and loyalty. Gentle, kind, and heautiful, she is the sort that leaves you better hy having known and cmne in contact with her. The world will he richer hy having had her for the years allotted to ter. Philomean Literary Society: Clee Club. MARTHA ELIZABETH HORNADAY EBBIE SpcuI.' :vhcn ,rfiukmz to, for slit' ix ttfixc who .vfvmkr less. Elizabeth is diligent, faithful, and thornngh in any duty set for her to perform. VVhat more could he said? She is indeed a valuable asset to our class and wc feel sure that the future holds much in store for her. ARNOLD LEA HOLT ARK,-l Our who ircfri' tnrnfd Iii: back, but rinzrulicd I1n'u.rt f0i'w.1rd. Arnold has outstanding individual character- istics. He plays his part on the stage of- life as a leading man in roles demanding experience and attainment. As Editor-in-chief of the hrst annual of the B. H. S., he has more than made good. Varsity Football '22, '23, Class Baseball '22, '23, 'Hg Editor-in-chief Doe'VVah-Jack 'Z-4. lPage Fourtccn 1