Clinton High School - Huckleberry Yearbook (Clinton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1926 volume:

1 1 E F E 2 I 1 l ! I ? K E 5 A E 1 E E I I il E E E i E 5 5 a . E 4 1 h 3 l E Y I 2 I 1 E I 5 5 2 i 5 i lil!-iE.!..l!!...'!1'iHl'!lLM'liL. Zffhiiki HUCKIAJQEBERPGI Q4 6, 0 115 0 -1 Q ag,:grXg I H ge in VOLUME 1 G' P 5 Eb: O, A - 1 Db 45' Q Q' A ., M aw 35 -- EE . i ' 43 . ' fl .. WNQ1 3,452 . 577' . W- ' V' A may 40 ,, 1 , A V: .yu ,' , :Wh ' 3 3 PUBLI HE BY THE bw A Us Q 'N 2 x i Q ll! - QQ STUDENTS OF CLINTON HIGH scHooL Q10 CLINTON NORTH CAROLINA QM Q N l fn, -.mn D 0 D, ENN rztr' I Sz'- Q Q' T 7 ,T sb 653 QW fun' Q42 ' ma ' K - nf . ' . al.. , wg!! Q 1 uf I Il emu Q sp ,Illlflf T ' do PQ .-x ' ivvx gyvysv IQ w x N ,ffwg 9 X :lg M eww wir T 4 W E proves what can be done through cooperation among the different F E We leave this to you as a memorial of thc class of '26 and as 5 ,, .. E a record of what can be done through school spirit. We hope E this will not be the last issue, but that it may live and become a 2 X I 'Q '2,GQG 0 Q Ggwzxfm ff? 6 Q, 5 Wife to as If . , t ov X nuff W e I I-IE I-IUCKLEBERIU as eww y , c 52 - , l if gh, '55 LN- Lei ' :J -194 Q66 like Q C Cwtpa nf,c dl' g1,f'l! XOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlllIIIllIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIIIIIlIIlllllIIIIIIllIllIIIIIIIIllIIllllIIIllIIIIllllllllllllIIIllIllllllllIIllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'f' ..- 5 Foreword E 5 EALIZING that wc arc about to complete our work in dear : : old U H. S., we wish to present to von this first volmnc of 5 E THE Hl'cm,EBERRv, that you may have some idea of what our four : E years in high school have meant to us and get an insight 1ll'f0.0llI' 5 5 work and play. E ' The class of ,26 is proud of this little volume for it represents E E our thought, our effort, and hours of toil and hard work. It E 5 students and thc members of the faculty. E 5 5 - We wish to thank each and every one who has contribntcd in E E any way to make our annual a success. Especially do we wish to 5 E thank Miss Britton, our faculty adviser, but for whose patience 5 E and untiring efforts the accomplishment of the work would have E E been impossible. 5 : part of the Clinton High School. 5 E A. L. G. E SJIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIlllllIIIllllIIIIIllIIIllllIIIIIIIllIllIIIlIIIIIIIIllllllIllIIlIIllIllIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIII!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllllllIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKJ X X I W1 Q Q Q Gap! Q Q GX-4bl,QxC5CQYeC5 3 Q03 9 Q Q 0563 fr--rf drr 1 I x af? A K ' . .. 4 .- , 5:2141 gig s, X QS, - ww DA' V 1 Ns M THE I-IUCKLEBER M WQU HWS? L : - h X ' f -a f5P7f?X 1V af- can - - A , a - 1-4 DEDICATED TO Our Mothers and Fathers Who have made it possible V, for us to reach this step on the Ladder of Success 61193 , 4, wma Q gf ,Ax Q Q, 15: ' , Qin, mg Q bfm we xg THE I-IUCKLEBERRY K 62 0963 ,fort C? Q fist 'V V MJ -f - 1 N -r ww 15530 sg G J DIV., Q56 M ,ff . w1 f3 Q ,..n.a-..+., HIGH SCHOOL BU1r.u1Nu Olll' zf X , A s .' f X - , A - fax ,: 5 E9'i,Q Q Q p0 G i LGc:,9nQQ6 ww THE I-IUCKLEBERRY , , 'X P A 1 - .iv V e L fi If LQ - ggi V 1' afqv .,: 'UQ 956 'fff J I SL - m aww dm' '30 f5'Tf ' Five 12:2 A x.,f-N ' . ' 0 N uf I3 41'- WF 'w,Q2' v4 pf- Cf '3Q?f2QQs QPR Q THE I-IUCKLEBERRY , AQ A Q . Q! 'NF 1 'uni-is ma 63865 new 42.0.0 Six ' XWQ 5311, :NN Q W ai X TI-IEA HU K .M C LEBERR 1! 9' gan mms IGM 9-Q50 0965? wwf? ETH R I EQ hw fgjbcte .-213' L i I JL H X' In 'QSQSYU Seve Q h , W lZ:X 11,3 5F' aX-Q Qg'Q 0 6 QRSSZSQRG-fg Nw 4 if i -f ll ' t X3 Gy ls if A b v5 B Eight W1I.1.1.xM Sr:ssoMs. JR., Senior Class Sponsor fr AX 01112 ,s. Q f Ax CL 4 T1-1 UCKLEBE Y Huw 5 if 3,191 X . QQ' A - ,' ,. ' 'f - L4::11fg:. Flin, 2 5 'bl QNW 1 1 'P Q K Q. ' A A V Ay- mm -Q19 ' new D' 'W P,vru1c1,x SI r'1'ox. Sfnior Class Masvot R ,x 'T' gg- 3.5 'xg Nino u ' ,.. , - , K g::1 ,A ?E5 fb,Q 15 Q ,0 G QQ5Sga gm 1 :YQ K I-IUCKLEBERRY I x 0 L. 7 4 7 -ax Q56 gms gsm-1 IGF! ' if wr? G7 -4? Semor Class QHICCYS M1l'l I'IlI B Ivllfllffll. Almrys B Sharp NI 17f'l' B Flat Comus: Rose and Silwr Flows-:nz Swevf Pea SENIOR CLASS l'1'esifIvnf .,..,.....,., . , , .. ,,....,, Y ...,., ..,,,,,. B m'rm HERRING Vim: Prvsirlenl .,,, , , , ,,,...... STUART R0Y,xI.I. Nf3l'l'l'fflV11-7'7'l'1ISIlfffl', , ,,.El.IZAllE'l'H GRAHAM Ton 7, I2 X QQQWQ ,151 Q Q Q -4uw yfEQQYc'3 I? N X THE I-IUCKLEBERRY Nz 'my Q dlp ny Ili Ref ,, ' , Q' ' ff N l, . IL 'Q 'cfm gr-fri' ' -1' N21 'A to K'- , Qqilzwiz 15 age Qs me-1 gm 'T-720- eff! D.ll.I,ll'2 B.Xlil'1l 00'l' ANN11-1 fllux' Boxi-:Y l lII'l1'f1l is lin' spivr' nf life. Dallie is the wit of our elassg telling jokes his favorite occupation. Now Dallie has a Ford, which is very much in de- mand for the school bus. He is a good- natured, witty boy, and makes friends wherever he goes. We hope Dallie will make a sueeess in life wherever his path may lead. fl blur'-1'yf'rl, lorrvl om: y1'ar'f'f-ul H1111 Irlll I ilIz'1I '1l'iHl joy. and Iorvrl by ull. What could we do without. Gray, the most popular girl of our class? She's our flapper too, and with her winning smiles, she just won't let you feel blue. We all love Gray for her gleeful dispo- 'sition and willingness to help when she is needed. x lr Eleven I . U rf' 3 X A R W 'LX 4-lw 0 Q G -eixecfeigxw 'iw ..- THE I-IUCKLEBERRY -ff if 5 gl .. 43 . 9 Q C340-, ggi? GQ 0 CSM:-f A .aft , V ' . .V ru., I ,Q +4-:V ,Lih- 'ips' X ' ' il ' Lf' '-I i K' , K Gy A j 0 11 ,K H ' 5 fm V -A g V gif-if . QB . -. '. if . - -ff Enwm Bl l'LEll Ax Hue as stool. Pete Butler the most popular boy of the Senior Class is indeed one whom we all like to follow. He is always full of fun and ambitions, he has won for him- self the love and respect of all. Athletics is by no means his 'only accomplishment, for he is a boy of many achievements, and always ready to help in all the activities of school. His numerous other good qualities will, we know, win him a world ot good friends in the future as they have in the past, because he is by far one of the most popular and best all around boys in the C. H. S. Twelve xl ' Rrrvs CIil'All'l'Ill Rc'urIy and 'willing his share to do. Rufus is the one that we all depend on. He does his part in anything that is begun. He's a loud talker: that we have to admit, but perhaps that is the reason he always gets by. He never studies much, but somehow he's this far and we know he will keep on progressing. He has gained the name of The Educated Fool by us and we know this will carry him through. V ' 'a,QQ5i lLffi Q Q ' Y'Qf3'Q5 QM 9'-F t l Q' 9 N Q deff CFC! are Q3 'fy qgfksyfl X 'I .4 . - Q TI-IEA I-IUCKLEBERRY my W M MAncm.L.x D1-:AL Her joys are as 111171 as thc occun. Her troublfxs os lfiglit as The foam. When' Marcella hits the hall .with her brisk and happy steps we know exactly who's coming. She usually is happy and carefree, but sometimes you may find l1er serious. When you first meet her you might get the impression that she is haughty, but when you learn her you will find her to be the opposite. Altho her curls make her old fashioned she is jolly and full o'pep. Osnouxs DVNN A man of a few words is often the best. Osborne is the most studious boy in our class. He is dignified and a brilliant ath- lete. Reserved in his conversation, he abides calmly in our midst and enjoys our greatest respect. He has had much suc- cess in his school days, and we wish him still more in life. He will be presi- dent yet. 'I'hil'te0n if .Q - 9555K f , ' - V ,V 1 5 , - . 5::X,g'A 511-5i3,'w,Q1eie pe Q e fe1QeQ we . THE I-IUCKLEBERRY 1 -K1 Q C-vspa dfff Q, dbg' 4 1 14 ' 1 1 lt 'swf 'X A if Q59 me , , , . - 53- -C me-1f1'f Al.I.lI11 Lm: Glrxiinl Our ll'h10 1111111121 111' j111'yoIt1'11 ij 1n11'1' sl11' is kn,o11'11. Allie Lee has proven il l'0IISlStC1lt and true worker to her 1-lass and a friend to all with wholn she comes in 1-outact, even if she is frank to the last word. She has made a host of friends among both boys and girls. She is the most studious girl in our class and we feel sure of her making a success in whatever she undertakes. Fourteen E1 IZAIKI-L'I'lI Gn.ui,x Al fl 1'I11sx11111f1' f1'111' 11nd jusli U111' 11'l111111, all will Io'u1,' 111111 fI'Il-Sf. Those who do not know Lib may think she is quiet and dignilied. but we who know her have learned to love her. She is very prompt in performing her duty as Secretary and Treasurer. She says we all sometimes pick on her because she is just abbreviated lshe is rather small! but we differ with her and say it is because we like her so well that we enjoy teasing her. IK P? 4A X Qggmfk ,151 0 a Q -has Qgfgfs ' Xxx THE HUCKLEBERRY sl 1 'W mn gf L A QQ - gqgrg' C5.cf3,c 665- fig I-X I , A V x I- H I s' 'i,fr- mag Lg! ,, ' ,, Q ibffk . Q gpm . 3 'a BE'l'TIl-I Hx-:mu xo Not too S!'1'f01lf-9. not loo gay. An up-to-flrlfc girl in crvry way. Bettie is our president and she has proven a good one in every respect. By her happy-go-lucky way she has won many friends. She is always ready for fun and never fails to get her share of it. We wish her much success in life. l M.xm.xNx.x Hi-:muxu 'xi rf'rI-lmirfvl Iurrrl um: flln and xluul. Glf'r'ful. .-th! Fillrvl with fun nllrays, fl1!'I'0'S no doubt. Just. the sparkle behind those blue eyes denotes the Frank disposition of the fun-maker, who often passes as our oomedienne, for she is brim full of mirth. Of course her bright fred! head naturally makes her the light of the class. She knows how to make even the dark side of life shine min a negro minstrell. And, too. we must not forget that she is very ambitious, the greatest desire of her heart, or her pet ambition being to go abroad, after a life's sub-soription to Col- lier Vs! has been awarded her. I-Iere's hoping that her happiness will continue through life. Fifteen X .ef:'X , Q A1 - Kffrjffa mg i,QmG m e i Q3FQa4g gps Q U H gK gg Q 0 6555 gre? QQ C gy- 0 ig Q ' -f V A ul. .i gm TH EA HUCKLEB ERRY es -2- ' ' i ,,,, E, all .' -1-lk ' 5 i.7,4gf? 'E 17:11, EVANGI-:LINE Honss Nature made her, then broke the mold! Evangeline is amiable and makes friends easily. She is one we like for herself alone. She is full of dry humor, which brings many laughs. She's just different, that's all. Sixtucn MAMA Homes A vlassmate. honest and just, Whom every one can trust. Maria Hobbs, most talented of the Senior Class, typifies what the others would like to be. Music is by no means her only accomplishment, for she is a girl of many achievements. In fact she is the most talented girl of the C. H. S. -59 1 x . ,L , - ' - A - JZ ??5i,Qim,0 m e i Kitf,5tQe? gpg ef 3 QRS 6 Q Q Cvsg-3 Gvprg 53 G50 aff in , My 4 -f . . in FRANK ICELI. I'7l be Il1.l'1'?'Qll. I'lZ br: frcc, I'Il be sad for nobody. How the mischief sparkles behind those brown eyes. He has given us fun through the years. He's a shark when it Comes to Latin and French, but the trouble with Frank is his weakness for Wanda-ring. He is a mischiefinaker and teases his way through life. But don't mind, Frank, you'll get there yet. O ltllmmzn KENNEDY To lfnozo hm' 'is to louc her. Mildred takes with her all the dignity of the class, and yet she doesn't mind get- ting off that dignity when the right time amines and proves a wonderful sport. She has a temper. Oh! boy! but her hair explains all that. She studies hard in school all day and then at home she reads, When Dallie gives her time. Seventeen f? A X gawk ,ln Q Q Q -am-A yttgfgagfg f NN I-IE I-IUCKLEBERRY - NPQW Nm. . ,s .Orgy :fx , . N V I ,A N 11 5 :sk L12- gsl fr W 1 Q ' 1 E ' V' .L Q30 me we-. acre '33-G'-C' fsfefexe THOMAS LANDON You-u-u tell-em cause I-I-I-I-sluttcvf' He is a very popular member of the Senior Class. His friendly ways make him popular not only with all his class- mates but with all he comes in contact with. Thomas is a hard worker and gets results. He has had success in school work, and we wish him still more in life. Eighteen 0 n lv, , ELOISE MCARTIIUR Live wire --that applies to electricity and also to Eloise. She is seen and heard wherever she goes, making her a favorite with every- body. She has the art of making friends. Just ask any one. Eloise does not believe in hard work. Nevertheless she always passes her work. ,J It VI. . - ffefsfaf. fhgfi,Qg,ae f r-sQe5 sQQfs1Q1? gps F if 5 T:1-1:1 fl-I: CKLE: BERRY 915 S, Y Que J ,,,'l' T- fl EIINA LEE PARKER Bc gcntlc, be sweet. Lee is gentle and sweet as well as our chosen beauty queen. Popular! Well I should say so, on the dance floor as much so as anywhere. She looks the boys over and they all come trailing after her, and when you get to know her she is as sweet as she is pretty. L1-:oN.x REGIs'1'ER Though, .small of stature. large of brain, From no hard task docs she rcfraing As iruc as gold. bright as the sun. In Iriumph she lifrfs race will run. This almost expresses Leona's real nature. She is a friend to all with whom she comes in contact. She is a broad visioned girl who knows a square deal always. Nineteen i 9, Q-fixx a , ' ' , iz . ,Ng W-S, iQwe z-go re xGc3wGe? glgfmg TI-IEA HUCKLEBERRY ELS-6 me Qy'vgq:s-Q gmc 55.0.0 1115 WW ,W F STUART ROYALL Not afraid of work, but likes it very much. We all like Stuart: he is such a good fellow. In four years he has proven to us that he is thoroughly capable. He knows how to make even the dark side of life shine. We feel sure that as he goes out into the world success will be his and he will be a good farmer. Twenty LIZZIE MAE SHIP? Success comes to those who wait. Lizzie Mae joined us when we entered the Sophomore Class. We have learned to love Lizzie Mae and have found that she is a true friend to all her classmates. ww WJ X 4,7 I ., - 1123 ,ya Wig b,Q1m0 ,m G QQ3f6e? Qgpis ef 3 THE I-IUCKLEBERRY V . ' 1 fl is l 52 ASQ gsm - Q4 3 cms'-, gore '33-G43 fsfqii 57 QM Amvlf: Sn rrxr The 1r0rl1I's rl jest and all things slum' if. I though! so anr'1'. and non' I know if. Smntt's laughing eyes and winning smile have won her many frie11ds among our Class and also among the other classes. She has furnished the class much fun and many laughs. Any one who has Smutt for a friend is Oertainly lucky. for she is true blue. Bicssm MM: SxH'1'n Thr milrlmf mrnznvr, ami Ihr' grf'nff'sf hfartf' Bessie Mae, better known as Ray, our c-lass poet, is one who unconsciously makes friends where'er she goes. She is a good student and a willing worker, and 'as won a place in the hearts of many. Twenty-one .- x f , IK P AX gsggmg ,ni gm a -mygywggfg rg we THE I-IUCKLEBERRY Q W5 e e C 9 if r-,Q 11 ,, Ar , f , ' . ' fi f ,, , ' Q :ciaimi FAQ? Z7-5 N Q SQPLJ ' V1 A - 'Y' if- . Qs: 'NF A 0 - e H f A 5 975 fi ELS. gt ,G Qywgca fgefgs 53.53- mg, 116 Fmx' SM I'l'II Hl'7I1Il,?1,l'NS117111 kindness ix hm' x11r'r'i11lf-1f.'l Floy is a girl of few words, but one who is cheerful and has un agreeable disposition. She is brilliant in her school work, and is always ready for fun. With her quiet ways and :L steadiness for work she will be a success in some law- yer's oilice. Twenty-two L0l'lSlC W.Kl,l,lfIIl As ymzflrf in mrlnnvr us shi' is S1l'f'l'f in '1foif'r'. Any one who has Louise for a friend should be called lucky, for she is true blue. She is our flapper, too, and with her snappy brown eyes and winning smiles, she vamps them all. As all her friends know, her motto is, When pleas- ure and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Y . I I 7? ax X Q95-vm ,,s. nge .',,,.?xXc3g:Q C315 N THE I-IUCKLEBERRY sl: 'Sf Q N50 e i. . oc 1... or ,V N h,,f- , -Nz: ,lm IN2423, in-' i 'r v, ' Q4y1M: 4, PL we Q 123.5 are 31:3 x X 155-1 me an-9 erm new 430- aff. XJ -414 ANNIE WALTON WI-zsmnooic Nothing is more iraluablc than a sincere friend. Annie Walton's most lovable charac- teristics are cheerfulness and friendli- ness. She has won many friends by her good disposition. The class of '26 pre- dicts a bright future for her. Twenty-three X ' r-N 'ex Q gill? ,pi Q Q Q AQ1gao95XkQc5fG I i ' xx . THE HUCKLEBERRY P Q H if N Q v Q50 cam 1 Q A ' ' ales GCT '3-5325 Gfciifl 'fig sf? X' A. I4 , A 1 ' Q 1 ,, ' i, -. b : Vs kim -9 - -' X.-211 A - Xa. ta . eh- ' -J' ' ' . 1 4 ' R Q is Twenty-four Class Poem RAH! Rah! Rah! for the Senior Class! We're the cream of the school, both lad and lass, We have done our work and finished the fightg Tho the way has been rough, we've won all right. We've pulled together through our high school days, You see, pulling together always pays. No class has ever had more fun than we, Each member always jolly and carefree. There's Bettie Herring, our president, You'll often find her desk for rent. She likes to sit in the desk with Louise, And talk to Molton,-he's such a tease We must now present our Jolly Banner, This goes to our Comedienne, Marianna. Mildred and Leona are the Angels of the class, So we never give them a bit of our sass. Thomas Landon, of course is our class Sheik, He's a great admirer of Lizzie Mae, the meek, Edna Lee Parker is our little queen, You'll see her later on the screen. Now I'll ask you to turn to Osborne Dunn, The pal with whom Frank has his fun. Marcella Deal, during lesson ti111e, Reads books and chews gum to a rhyme. Stuart Royal is a promising boy, Studying Math is his greatest joy. Annie Walton and Floy will join the follies, To improve their grace with the Dancing Dollies. Allie Lee is as good as good can be, So she keeps on good terms with the facultee. Evangeline and Maria always keep quiet, Until some one else starts, then join the riot. E1oise's favorite pastime is wiggling, If she is not at this you will find her giggling. Rufus and Dallie like to tell jokes, Especially jokes on other folks. Lib Graham's pathway is never bumpy, But some day she's likely to find it Stumpy. We'll have to give up Gray some time, For she's sure to be lured by Cupid's Chime. We must not forget our school athleteg This gifted young 1na11 is known as Pete, Now Smutt is our flapper dame, There isn't a sheik she couldn't tame. But the best that can be written, Should be of our room teacher, Miss Britton. We admire her much, and hold her dear. We wish she could teach us again next year. One minute please, before you turn the page- There's one more Senior, who though not a sage, Is Bessie Mae Smith, the Classmate, who Has written these rhymes for you. fee,-xy ,H I , , ' , Ay 1 1-Sf: ,fa f 'Q,QQ0 GQ 'wmxfsfrfsgs ,s A fl v 5' ,, , ,J Qu. L .V Y, ., lx ' X We it X S' ' ' X ' eg! Q is I HE I-IUCKLEBE M tum, gg ffgffe , Qsizjsa GQ? 3151! Class History T was in September nineteen hundred and twenty-two when a band of fourteen boys and thirty girls entered the Freshman class of the Clinton High School. For several years we had hea1'd of the Freshman elass, hut we knew not the true meaning of the word. Now as we look back over the years, we realize that we were indeed the greenest and freshest class that ever entered school, and we know that we lived up to our name of Freshmen. For one whole year we traveled through Math. and Latin, and with the aid of our teachers we finally mastered the fundamentals of these subjects which we have made use of in our other years. The next year held a great treat for us, for it was this year that we entered the New High School building. Our number had decreased from forty-four to thirty-nine, thirteen boys and twenty-six girls. Our hardships grew fewer and less difficult to surmount. Witli scarcely a care we reveled in the power we exercised over the less experienced travelers, called the green. The third year of the journey found us in a land more interesting, for the Senior platform was not far distant. Having been warned of the increased work in this year due to the Sciences and French we were to take up, again several from the band had turned into by-paths and only twenty-four remained. There was one outstanding memory in the minds of all of us at the end of the third year's journey-the memory of the banquet which we ourselves had given to those next above us, the Seniors. As we came to our Senior stand, in the place of the two we lost were four new members to join us, thus our number was increased to twenty-six. Our first act in the fall of twenty-five was to take upon ourselves some of the dignity which as Seniors we are supposed to assume, and to realize that Senior life called for as much hard work and loyal. spirit as did any other school year. We elected Bettie Herring as our president, and she has indeed proved a worthy one. For all our undertakings we have worked together with loyal cooperation, especially Twenty-five Y fi2gQ Q-E9,9 L0 AQQQQHGQ GZE . ' ' I .4 l THEA HUCKLEBERRY E556 ms .fm-1 gem 'U-C35 wr? Q7 My in the work of our first edition of THE HUC1qI,1-:nmnnY, and as we near the close, we know that our efforts have not been in vain. Ono of tho outstanding 0V0lll7S of our Sonior your was the beautifully appoiutc-rl banquet, givvn us hy tho Juniors in tho .Rufus King Hotel. We shall always ro- nnmnber this occasion. Wo realize now that tho thing we 1-all knowlwlgo has hoc-n acquired only in part, but as we le-:wo Old Clinton High to go to highor schools of learning or to cliffvront walks of life, our g'l'Oilll'Slj wish is that our Class will prow si orc-rlit to tho best school we have over known. IFRANK ICELL, Class Hisforian. N X 7 l Q of 5 Twenty-s1x x,,f'X ' Kc:,f1'a i il? ' H - s I ,I--:L-1 1 5- . , 1, X E L. as ., 4.1 ,v-I THE I-IUCKLEBERRY sl 'Nw 'C' Q' Prophecy of the Class of '26 NE stormy night in December 1940, I was seated by the fireside alone, watch- ing the Hiekering lights of the dying embers upon the hearth. My thoughts were returned to tl1e scenes of the happiest days of my life-those spent at Clinton High. As I gazed at the embers I saw a large auditorium crowded with people. A young lady appeared on the stage and began playing the piano. She turned her faee and I recognized Annie Gray Boney. When she had finished a brilliant looking young man eame forward to give a leeture. Who could he be ?-Oh! yes, this was Osborne Dunn. Next I saw a traffic cop on a busy street in New York helping a young lady across the street. As they looked up I recognized Mildred Kennedy and Dallie Barefoot. The embers had caught up and were burning brightly. In this light I saw a room decorated with birds and flowers. A girl with long curls was talking to a group of happy kindergartners. Looking on the blackboard I saw the teaeher's name written there-Miss Marcella Deal. Wllalt was this? A school room in VVihnington, N. C. With a ruler in one hand and a book in another, there stood Eloise McArthur demanding order. Then I saw a door in a huge building. Over the door was a sign which read Beauty Parlor. While I stood wondering the door opened, and out stepped Bettie Herring. Indeed, fate was kind to me. As I waited I saw a building and read, John Hopkins. A long iiight of steps led to the main entrance. At thc top of the steps several nurses were talking. Among these I saw Annie Walton Westb1'ook, Floy Smith and Lizzie Mae Shipp. What was this? A movie! The Call of the Wild. Edna Lee Parker, the season's star, playing with Thomas Landon. A notice came before my eyes. It read Cartooning taught easily at home. Write at once for information. Write Miss Leona Register, 105 East Building, Dallas, Texas. A it Twenty-seven af-Ax ., . t . zfffa gms 'asf-3Q0 2 UGQJQLEKCSCQ 55-5 QT 5 is '-.E if A .ew . we ,, 'lr Gs Q WL gffff '36, rw' if ff N ' '- -an -. Y -' A ext I saw a sign which read algroi e, Florist. t your service. In the next bright flames I saw a lady riding in a ear. It was Louise Waller. She looked as happy and gay as she did in her high school days. A copy of the Raleigh Times flashed before my eyes. A large headline dazzled me. Senator Allie Lee Graham leaves for Europe for two months. President Frank Kell and his private secretary Evangeline Hobbs leave on the same ship. I looked into a court room. A trial was going on. I rubbed my eyes and glanced at the platform. There stood the judge, Rufus Crumpler and a lawyer, Stuart Royal. The flames fliekered brightly then died low. Oh! what a beautiful room, and all those pretty dresses of all colors and designs. Who owned this beautiful department? Suddenly I saw a tag on the floor which read Madame Maria Hobbs, designer. Next I saw the Society Sheet of the State paper. I read, Miss Elizabeth Graham will ente1'tain next week in honor of a bride-elect, Miss Ma1'ia1111:1 Herring. The next scene was in New York. I saw a stage and on the stage was Alice Smith, an actress. She was singing Yes, sir, thatls my baby. A beautiful winding river loomed before me. A ear stood at the driveway, and there was a figure standing beside the car. From under a large hat peeped the smiling face of Bessie Mae Smith. A man-a tall handsome man-appeared at her side. He smiled and spoke and-they left. Wake up you sleepy head, and go to bed. You've been here for two hours nodding. I looked and saw my mother standing over me. t PETE BUTLER, Proplr ffl. X! 1X Twenty-eight r - 6- - . - . 44: ,fa Gigi i,Qn0 ,0Q4G 2rftCs'iQ. s 'ee I-IUC fl ff. ,B . W ,. 5 of f .1 ,315 f .. , N , t ,-r. i, 7 YE. g -- wg g ,, ,- Last Will and Testament STATE or NORTH CAROLINA, c,j0l'NTY or SAMPSON, TOVVN or CLINTON. B, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and twenty-six of Clinton lligh School, being of sound mind and realizing that our days as Seniors are num- bered and desiring to make a disposal of some of our lnueh loved properties, do hereby make, publish and proelaim this our last will and testament. SEUTION I l'a.renfs and Faculty 1. To our parents and friends who have furnished encouragement as well as material aid, we wish to express our most sineere thanks and gratitude. 2. To our dearly beloved Superintendent we extend our greatest appreciation of his nntiring efforts and patience in helping to bring us to this point in life. 3. To Miss Finley, who has labored with us for four long years, we do give and bequeath all our themes that we have written during this year, so that she may use them as models for the Class of 27.', 4. To Miss Pridgen, our History teaeher, we hereby bequeath a framed copy of the Bill of Rights, her favorite topic. 5. To Mr. Larkins, we leave all our Geometry books a11d compasses, and since these are so dry, We add to this bequest A Book on Love Making, published by the girls of the Senior Class. We hope that this will be of some assistance to him, and that he will study it carefully on those evenings that he is not otherwise engaged. , , ! 6. To Miss Mereer, we will a popular work of fictioii-Rolmisrnrz l'ru.soe. T. To Miss House, we leave our ability to sell candy and sandwiches at reeess, sinee we know that her department has need of this ability. 8. We understand that after our departure from High Sehool, Miss Britton does not wish to remain here. So we wish to will her a new position, that of Assistant Reporter of the Sampson. Independent. SECTION II Classes 1. To the Class of '27 we leave ou1' Senior Class 1'oom. To this we add our many privileges-that is, if they can find tl1e1n. They have been lost for Twenty-nine H I A ay ,gpg , , - 1 ' W ' 5 1: ,gk an 'h,Qee ,0QG 2 seQstQ1Q f l . . ti if sf TH EA HUCKLEBERRY S2 Q56 me we-, gem '73-Gag 6751? some time. In ease they do find them, take advice from a class that has had experience and do not abuse them. 2. To the Sophomore Class we bequeath our many talents. May they be used to the best advantage, so that when the end is reached they may have in- creased ten fold. 3. To the Freshman Class who have gained so much wisdom and knowledge during tl1is year, we leave all our wit, with all the advice that has been given us during our high school course. SEe'r1oN III Students 1. Osborne Dunn wills to Elizabeth Finch his supply of chewing gum, which is not yet exhausted. 2. To Paul Moore, Thomas Landon wills the honor of being the class Shiek. 3. Smutt Smith leaves to Doe Crumpler all of her wit. We hope how- ever, that using it will not bring him so much trouble as it brought Smutt. 4. Allie Lee Graham leaves to Annie Laurie Bizzell her studious habits. 5. To Frances Darden, Elizabeth Graham wills her loving disposition and pleasant smiles. 6. Marianna Herring can spare only a little of the gold of her hair to Richard Herring, whose hair is trying to turn that color. 7. Frank Kell wishes to leave some of his modesty to Joseph Hubbard who has shown a need for it. 8. Louise Waller wishes to leave her sweet voice to some one whom she knows will appreciate it. After thinking seriously for some time she has decided to give it to Tremaine Finch. 9. To the President of the Class of '27, Bettie Herring gives you her very best wishes, and she hopes that you will have less difheulty in managing your class than she had in guiding the class of '26, 10. We have heard that Sallie Holmes Register wishes for curly hair, so Marcella Deal has kindly consented to share her beautiful locks with her, and hereby donates a permanent wave. 11. Pete Butler bequeaths his art of Hswect-talking the teachers to Thelma Robinson. 12. We will Edward Britt, Dallie Barefoot's Geometry book, which is almost as good as new, since he scarcely ever opened it. y 13. The class of '26 appoints the Sophomore Class executor of this last will and testament, hoping they will carry out every detail of our last wishes. IN TEs'r1MoNY WHEREOF, We have hereto put our hands and seals, this the eleventh day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty-six. ELOISE MCLXRTHLTR, Testator. 'Thirty .F . ... fr NN X Qgcmg fm Q a Q 1--,,kxQcMQ fg w P .qw 'Eff 54 if-Q Gm eww new 9-G'-C 'WP my lp-,N Xafbx ,I x in I' 5' , 45,5 583,347 Af Q .f gy, ' A ' Q' gtgui c 2 '5 '1'llir1v1 an :N ASQ QQ if x X.. 1112 3 mg. x M ' I ' JH l' T:HjEA:I-I:CKL:EBERRY 2, A4 - ,. H: . '57':Q..' gf 'G 65 HS on Q 0 we-1 FOV! 900 we '29 lWlNS'l'RlCl. Pl5I'lNl'IN'I'lill BY SICNIUHN AUm'1'0R1U1x1 Phirl yi 77 NXXXQ gpyff Av- Q Q an X Q EQ! 4 ,mv THE 1-IUCKLEBERRY -fn 5, I'-X kjfx AI I . K 'V 1 ix L sw' 'lug 'Kira , 255 - as? , G 'ME fa s 1' Iv, N' , Y A -U , I 1 C.u11'x's Svlcxllis 'll l ll ' 7, XX X Qggpflb ,JM Q a CS Qu ,EXQQEQ lf, NW THE I-IUCKLEBERRY fl 'bd Q ' Gm 9, 57 5965-, gms 43.6 5' H961 GI ff!! It-X Xjf' . V ' f Q 4. -Sv' 455 FAQ. , Q,f'r 1, ' ,f' ' ' Q HB to gt .N A Q M-3 J 6 V .f W CAMPLIS SCENES Thirty-four 7h5?X-QE9l a w Q QwQQ5:51s em + w IHE HUCKLEBERRY -f '1 4 t ll 5, i gf I iw 6+ K' - GWB Q5 ' mm Q - 55 mm 'EFAQF asm: 457.1119 1 ni - lg X i ' Je Ju. RS Th irty-iivv I 1 QQ Qgwmwx Q a Q -mk..9Nyt3gyG li f X: Q.. 6 THE HUCKLEBERRY gg 9 ' ' mm - QM - ' 'SW f 1! Wim l! ff 'f Q' 9 A-G 1 L 45 if -Q A , vilixvv Junior Class Officers lfwfsidcnt ,s,,,,,ss,,,,. .,,,s.,,,..,...,..,,,s,... ,,,7.,,,A.,,, ...,,..,..... J 4 z sm-u Hrunum Vice Pr1's'irlr'nf ..,..., ..... A NNN-3 LAUIH1-1 Blzzl-:LL Sffcretary ............... ...,.,........ W ,mlm HlYlil!Allll Treasurvv' ...... ,,,.... R 0m1.R'1' Huuuzucu Thirty-six Enwmcn BRl'l l' JM11-is B1'lfr'.x1.mf1 KJK1'lll,Pll4IN BRI'l l' ANNIE L,w1m:Blz Zl'll.L PAH. M. Culfxll-1.1f:u FILANUHS DARDICN E1,1z,x1xI-:1'u FINCII Tm-:M,x1Nr: Fmcxr Rlumxlm H1-:Immu ELIZABE'1'II Honns PAULINE Howmm LEAMON HUDSON Josxcmr HITIZISIKRD Rom-:RT HUBBARD WANn.x HUBBARD Glmux MALx'Ass CLASS ROLL Coluxxix M.xL1nxss Sm,wx'N 1VIAT'1'IIENVS PAW, Mooma KFZNAXN Momsrzv IIULANI! N0m,lN JOHN WR1u11'r RI+IuIS'lliR SAr.1,111: HoLMP:s Rrx:ls'1'E1a THELMA ROBINSON J AMES STI-:vE'Ns FRED THOBIAS IQATIILEEN THOMAS GRAHAM WEEKS Anmxwr WILLIAMS G14:1c'l'm'1mE WILLIAMS GRAIIAM VVn,I.rAMs Joluv B. W1I.L1,xMs, Jn. fx .NX aye As. G Q Q3 fq, Xxqggg 15 Nw r g THE HUCKLEB Hg s, W 01, Q. Gym, fgm 0.023 Him: D-AQ ... ' , I X I x Em :fi q:,, X2 - Q4 Ewing ' 'E Q F915 xx .5 'O .- A- ,, QI? V 'Ill 1 U f D Wx 'xx x Q Q Ckff' 1:51 0 Q Q an XCSQJQ xii X W THE I-IUCKLEBERRY -fn S, Esfg C199 9 6365 ggsfc 9-Q50 ffm fag x4.4 W , ' .' .. 1 x n ,eb ya W QQ, ,, q,- '- .H li. Q s gms g iw ,a 9 ' -q',,f- 41 JUNIOR SN,ufs11o'rs Tl1i1'ty-eigllt I nm 2:62 Q Jwfwxgwg-f Adm 9 ' .,,, 1 A F xil i Q . 94 QYCQ5 4163325 'C I? 24 g, n X . f 554- A X? nfs? V , R-' ,, 5 ' 5 I I-IE HUCKLEBERRY Q' ',x I8 4, H ' ' W ' if w 6 SOPH NOR wl. Q X Qu- - ,f 2 Q X I, Z T 122 . fy, 7 i.,....f YHA- g-- -.1 Y -' m , ,-Y hr.. -5 -wr - H,-.- l fr 1 , --1 , TT: .tffr Jie- frgf- -'-f--.-M. . 2-1f:?:Qw J21. , ,, , ,. ., A - 'l'l Lyfnim- I Aim ,. o o o ,XN'4 ff mg, 'iQ' Q ,0 Qw 3c3hQQ6 gifs THE I-IUCKLEBERRY ik N 9 Q C6954-, ff? QQ, PW' '-4 Q, 4 Q l i , F f- em - C if . L QE I og CW rf QQ Sophomore Class OFFICERS Prcsuzf-11,1 ,,,,,,o,,,,,ooo,. o,,,.,,,, ....,..........,....,..w ..,..,. F . x Nxm BI.oI vr SNIITH Svcrctury-T-rrr1x'1u'1'1' .,,.., .........,...,..v.. G lull KM Rox AI Forty Am1oN1m Coxlclxom. Grzolcum f'.x1ucol.1. '1'uon1.xs 'CLAY ISLANQWIE Cl:I'M1'I.lf:n Mlmml D,xMm:oN J.ul1c.s IJ1z.x1'u11'roN Clmom F.xll:a'l,o'ru Hl'I'l l'll4l El.l.l4:N Hmcl:lNu Axxuc Lou Homzs .Im Hl'Ill!.Xlill Rwru Hrnsox Mun' Horsm I+lr,1z.uw:'1'1I M,X'l I'Ill'IXX'S Gw1+:Nno1.lxlc M,vr'rmf:ws JI-:wi-11. M.u,v.xss Mvlumz M,x1.1-,ws CLASS ROLL Run' M.u,P.xss IIICNRY Mlllllllfi C1mIs'1'1NE Moomt GI,.xnYs lWOURl'I .I.wK Moms!-lx' NANCY Pmmilz Ev1'1lclf:'1 lr: Pr:'l'mcsoN CI..xlcr1NvE PONYICLI. JAMES Hoxuxm. Hlcmn' Romxri' FANNIE Sxlrrli DoI'ol.,xss SOU'l'Hl'2Rl,ANll ET.IZ1XliYI'l'II TVIIOMPSON Alu Wrzlclcs .Lum WELLS Roxxlcm, WI+II.I.S 7? OXX xg all A51 Q R Mm AG ftgf I1 W K. Q THE HUCKLEBERRY -fn 5, QS Q on 9+ Q' em-, new 9-950 'W QI QM . f 5:5 31? , Q - Q GLW w i Q59 . js H A. I ' V I 'wi I Forlvy -0 Tom Clay ...w.., Q41-'X , A s . Keivfa 6'Q'QQem0 1p0 Q3 cI,B219-5 gre Q 'Q THE HUCKLEBERRY H lk X Q C 6855 caffg 1 8, I N gf ff x sv Q 1 X xx g xl ' - of 93 1, my fr R' G 1 A Y - I LM QR , ,,,A 1 fil e ? W '39 Just A Few Pet Names OF The Sophomore Class A, ....., ,V :ml Jim I'I11bbil1'd ,.,,..,, Groom Fuircfloth ..YVY, Hflilf' Thompson ,,..,, , Blzxlwlnc- Ul'lIIll1lll'l ',.,. III-m'y Moon-,... Fzunno Sllllfll ,,,,s,. 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C,1.111c.x 111:11 W11l'11 Cllsxuuts W11.1.1s111s W11.1.11: PUPIC X xx Q Q12 JY Q 0 QXXGQKQIII :N X TI-IEA 1-IUCKLEBE i5S'Q QU Q' Q : fmt 6.3.0 WQWZX. 1- ' om. ff - , 14: , P MQ aff-r , :J- '..,, 1 -W , 1 six has ' A Qu NN s K I Q If - 1- 's GI M 4 Al fu f X GXETI5 DDO 5 X ffx? I ' 0 N L K ff H fi I S .7' A Sm 0 GJ vvvLfXfV H :HK CTIYITIE x X' - ' A . ,fern ,ffl ah 2 a,QeagQn Q 69 ,gm Q THE I-IUCKLEBERRY 1 x X --f ff X . 2 1 'I V AQ D I , . JF eww 5,35 Q X l ,. ..r , I. W 1 0 Y. AY J 1 g , QU . Q. , .Q 3953 cffywf Q-13,6 f1ft'Yf -415 Benjamin F. Grady Literary Society Prvsirlf-nt r,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,. ....... ,....,. ........... 0 s 1 s onyx DUNN Vice Prcsidvnt ........ ,....,. 1 ..RoLANn Norsux Ner:rr'ta1'y ..........,,,.. .......,. E LIZABETH FINCII Treasurer ........... ........ H rum Pmmcsox Chaplain .......,. .......... B ETTIE HERRINKI X f 7 Q Forty-six Il' -Z? V ' I.. 'f' 11,3 mg M5Q ass.G gff Q. QQswG.? QPR . Q s .Q SQ Q Q as M -R Q. N 0 pw-, grrr '70 'iff M 5 f Z KI B R ff ' IJ.xl.l.l14: I3.ucr:mu'l' ANN1:-1 L. BIZZICLI4 GLADYN I3u.xnsxuw EVA Blll'IVVI'IR Enw.-um Bmw Nl1:l.l.lr: Bm'r'1uN 0lr:l'l'.x Bm'.xN'r A1.x1oNn C.XICR1ll.l, Rl'Fl'S Clu'Ml'l.r:l: PAH. M. CRl'lVll'l.I4Ill Mllunl D.xMl4llmN JAM!-rs Du.u'un'l'uN Oslmnslc DVNN El.IZABlC'I'lI FINVII T1:m1,x1Nrz Flxvu I,or'1sr: FINCII El,IZ.Kl!F1'FII GRAIIAJSI EI,1c.xNon GRAHAM Enwlx H,xm:1mv1c Bm 1'm Hr:lcluNu INu1mM HERRING v 4 . Society 'Roll RIFIIARD Hl'1lililNti ANNIE Lol' Holms EY.XNGICl.INlC Humax MARIA Honns IXIAIQY Hovsl-1 L.KI'lll'l'l l'A HIWlCXK'l'I'Z IJ.xx'l'zu-11: I,.xnmxs Glmcllz MAI.:-.xss Run' M.Kl.l'.KSS Cmuxxx lVI,xl.I'.xss Sr:l.wx'N M,X'I l'lIPIXX'S Emlsrc MCARTIIVR ALMA R. M1-:mow Hl'lNllX' Momma CIlRlS'l'INl+I Mmm: GI,.xm's Moomc HUGH Moom: JAM: lwoulclslcx' Rm.,xNn Nom,lN EDNA Lmc PAIQKI-21: HII,lJA P1c'1'r:usuN H Anil, I'r:'l'lf:RsnN Cllllzrmzlc PIlII.I.lI'S XVILLII-I Pnm-2 Cl.,x1:r:Nc1c POXVICLI. Mvlim' .REGlS'I'l'ZR S.xl,l,lr: HlJl,Nll'lS Rams Lm.,x Rmuxsnx Hlcxm' Rmuxsux J.x1wn-:N Rmxu. S'1l'.u:'1' Rumi. H.KZl'fI. Smm' Slnmzy SIIIPI' FANNH4: B. Sxlrrn Lorlsl-3 SMITH .luwzs S'rr:vl-:Ns EI,lZAliH'l'II Tmmvsox E.m1,I-1 VANN Lmflsrr W1KI,l.P1ll Alu WEEKS ANNU-1 W. Wrzwrrslmorc GHAIIAM WILI.I.kAIS Forh Qown ,9 x 4 ' ,' . ' ' H- - Vg: I-gf'-'L 7 sl' 'w7QQ9 0 4' 'wgkffgwffgi QU? Fx 'grail X fl 1 . gb Qi' Af xiii!-x 'VN I' ' ' 1 ' J f, THE, 1-IUCKLEBERRY S2 msn N597 gc c '73-GSC 'K 'fig Lemon L. Matthews Literary Society I'rCx'i1lc'nt ....,,,.........., ....,,..,... ...........,,,,,......,,..,,...,..,.. , ............,..,,,.,,,,..,,,,,.,,.,.... A N N IE GRAY BON m' Vice President ......... ..,,................. A 1,1vr: Sxxrru Secretary ............ ..................., R om-im' I'Il'l!BARD Treasurer ......., ..e..A,.. E LIZABETII MAT rm-:ws Chaplain ........v....,...... .....,,.....,...,... J IM Hl'1:BA1m Sergeant at Arms ..Yw... ........ P frm BU'1'LlfLk Foliyeight ,T ' ' Q ,ig i43x QQQEPWQQIJM Q a Q hm3xGQRG lk ' NN .. THE HUCKLEBERRY D Q Q2 ig QSQ mg, 43.953 ,yn-, gms 9.65 my: 01 WAR? 31 if U ,X 51113 ' B A . . Q1 ii fa KA'ru1.1-:KN Bm'r'r ANNIE G. BONEY PETE Bl7'I'I.PIIi MARION BooNl: A. J. Blzzx-:LL CIIAIIIJIS BRYAN1 Hn.n.x BASS BI,ANv1l1c CnUMl'1.1-11: GEORGIA CARROLI. Tnmms CLAY M.xRc14:l.r..x Dmr, FIc.xNvr:s D,xrcnEN Cnooxx F,u1u'1.o'1'11 AL1.u-: Lm: GRAIIAM MARY GRAILYM ROBERT HUBBARD Jos!-11-11 HENRY HUBlx.um PAULINE Howmm Lmnox HUDSON W,xNn.x Hlvmzxmu MAIUANNA HERRING Society Roll Jul Hl'm:.uzn HE'l l'll'I EI.l.r:N Hl'1IllllNKl Romain' Hl,X'l f Coovm: H,x'l'm'0c1i I'lrl4:s1'0N JACKSON Fl:.'xNK Krzu. Mlmmmcn K1-ZNNIGIJY Jlcssllc IQING K.vrm:mNn Lum 'l'noM.xs Jixsvrzn I,.xNnuN JIfIXVEl.L 1Xl,u.v.xss Puff, ARmNu'roN Muon:-: MY1c'rLx-3 M.xI,1'Ass JAMES KICNAN Mulclsm' EMPII-I M.xTTm:ws Gwlf:NnomNr: M.k'l l'Iil'IXX'S Ton NPIXl'IXl:KN CIIARLEL: LEP: Pom-: SARAH Pm 1'Y D. K. PETERSON THOBIAS P1c'1 rY Evl4:l:11:'l 'rn PI4I'l'l'lRSON NANCY Pucmzn I,l4:oNA Rlcu1s'1'lf:R .Imm W. Rmarswzlz Tm4:1.x1.x Romxsus G1:.ul.x1xI ROYALL B1c1:T1I.k SM1'r11 lfmx' SMITH IGYr:l,YN S1lU'l'Ill'IRI,.XNll IJm'u1..xss SmfTm1m,,xNn H.u:or.n S'l'R0l'Il FYxNNnf: B1.mvN'r SMITII Llzzm Mus SIIIPI' Brzssm MM: Smrru Amvm SMITH El,'roN UNIlPIlCN!'0llll Ju11N B. W1r.r.1A1us Al.I!l'ZRT Wll.Lr.xMs GI1IR'l'lCI'IH'I xVll.l.l.kMS C1r.uu,1-:s Wu.r.x,xMs RUHY XV.xmuA:N Forty-nine 112 fl- A 43X Q arm ,m Q Q Q -IIRWANXQQHQ 15 f wr M THE I-IUCKLEBERRY W5 Q Qi., 'ilk - Q E I KI ' mlb I ' I H 'L Q I I I Cv- f Q55-Q mv 9+ me-, fgmcz' 53.050 em- ,VM II'IlIS'I' YEAR ULASS IN IVUOIIS llllln DMM, NI'.l,l.Il4I l4l:l'l rxlN, I,Ul'lSl4l lflxvu, I'II.I4IXNllR lilcxlmxl, Alxln' KIHXIIXXI. l.xl lu:'r'l',x Ill lmlw ,Xmlx Iiusl-1 XII'II,SllN. Illl,l-.x l'l-zwxlcsrvx IIALIQI. I'la'I'l4LIiNUN. SXILXII l'l':'l rx'. I,m.x Ihmlssvvx. IH.R'1'11x NNIITII N rlmwvll I KRII NNN WL: I ll Illll Iuvlw' 9NIl'I'll, I'1xl4l,x'N Su1 l'1ll4lu,,xxlr, .'.x1,1.ll-1 l'Nl IC ' . 'L .41 ..'.', ,. -1 I .... SECOND YEAR CLASS IN CLOTHING lilf:m:1:l.x t'.xkRul.1,, IS:..xN4'll14: l'lcl'm'r.1-Llc, KIIRIAAI INN:-.R1vN, I5Ii'I I'II'Z l4Il,l.lcN H1-:1cRIN1:, ANNIIA: Lvl' Ilrrm s Mun' Iluvrsn-7, NIYRI'I'I.I'1 M.XI,l'.KSS, ltrm' MXI.l'.Xr4S, Hxvu-1Nlvfvl,lx1c M.X'I I'III41XVS, 1'IlRIS'l'INI'L Rlmuuc IIIAID Munn:-1, Nxxvy l'.u:Nl-LR, I .KNN1l+l llr,n1'N'1' SMITH, lC1,1m1:1-.'l'11 'I'IlUAll'SUN, Alu XX 14:1-glis, I'II.lZ.XIll'I'III Al .x'1'1'n I-zws. Fifty 77- O3 x Qgtflffm ,Jn fpgq -a....AXQ3g5vC2 lg fx THE I-IUCKLEBERRY sf s 'W F V iigw my Q1 -- erm-, cafe- Q-0.0 fefeff fffg Tsfzjx ., Jr A ,, ' , ' 1 b A gf- V .KQTX :Qi Vs ds? 27,3 ' .V 'ifll J 'X HG QQ mm, ' ' W H5 1' W n K A ' White Cat's Club Mo'l'l'o: Im lrhrli jllllt Ihink'x riyhl ll'lIl'HH'I' irtw riyhl or nu FAu'om'rr: P.xs'rlMr:: Loafing und riding. r Fl.ow1':k: l 0rge!-mc'-noi. ZXlAsc'0'r: VVhilc Fa! f7'0IIllllif'J. MEMBERS RMU fiI'IRRlXli SM U'r'r Su rru GR.n ' Box!-ix' Pol ' Hl'I!I!.XI!I! Ll-Il-J Ikxlcluzlc Suu D.x1un11N nBI'1'I'N HI-ZRIRING Fifty fum I ,kv Qgffij I , . x ' M n . 1,23 M5 fn 'Q,Gmv ,0 QfQX5Q xQcmfiQ 6 , kk S 0 Q Q85 5 cvrfg C? Q get 174 P46 4 Xkf ,, X J- - 9 A A if Q I ' 'CU' - W . A. S. Club MQTTU: Pf11'k up your troubles in your Ole Tin Trunk. and sit on the lid aml smile. Mmr1'lNu Plnxcrjsz A11,y1l'l1c'rr, anyhow, any time. Fmwm: Daisifs. MEMBERS M,uu,xxN,x HI-1l!liINilfK'R6d WfXNll.K Hl'un,uur- Pop Amvr: Smrrn- Smutt Lousy: W.kI.l.PIR- 'C00t BETTIIG HERIIINLL- BGl'y Fifty-two Q Qwixggsfggtfli-f1Q 414'i L 'if .X 1112 sg' .N 4' , 4 Aj gm THE HUCKLEBERRY Cm dem '3?AG'aC ffm Q7 Athletics ' Anm-:u'r Wn.1,1,xx1s JIM Hl'1znA1m Captain Mrmrlgm' 5 51 X X on X Fifty Ull t't 'Al 'X X AW llkx f Q G THE I-IUCKLEBERRY -W ,., Xmffx .. - , Q ,Q ' N . LS Aa? mi? ins' :.,f M GEN I 'J ,Vg Q K C P It-P':i'i Rmiu. BI l'l,l'fl! XVll.I.l.xNs Ilrm:.u:n DVSX Numlx X63 f f X Fifty-four x X193 . 1 N .. A 5:31,-ra p5QQ'a,Q m0 dcf QXwACEcf,e2Gl f ' Q! ,Q gzip' THE HUCKLEBERRY ASG . -J, , g, W, imp 1,24 Girls Team Smm' THOMPSON l'1-:Tmsnx CRI7MPl.ICli 1-Iorsw: SM rr u PETERSON Wr:1.1.s x X ,f X X Fifty-five , 125 ,ma wg faxgemazke n w s ffQfiQ6 QW 1 gm gf X XM , f , g THE HUCKLEBERRY A fm, gsm-, gmc' mug: 67 QM EDNALEEP P RET TIE ST I ftp NN Q Q10 n Q Q m NNyQ3QfQf ' NW ms TH U K'- B R - - ' . - 5:5 g ' gf f : K a dm . ! hi Q 2 Q N K Q' A A ,fbi - V f Q ' - 4 45, Q9 , . 69,35-, gfgfc - dig. I 7? 1 051 wl- EDWIN BUTLER MOST POPULAR O B 0 Y Q94 I' fty Y IQ: 'Ig H2-ffwx,G' vw'w G Q aww-ISQYQHQ6 me L B Y -fi' Q V dw f ' 4 V' Q59 m me new 'W Q' 1fM LICE SMITH MOST ATTRACTlVE F fry-eight PEg?wx,Q gQ n w Q fsq3wQ6::513 THE HUCKLEBERRY -W Fld 5 -f . AMN I Q1 QQ ,G Q G66 - ' sf 2.5 QU 33335 gqeft ac HMT? - Zi! LEONAREGISTER BEST ALL ROUND G 1- fr V ?E5?aX-QEdgs,Q4Qe n w i GcQf2G16::5fjQ , THE I-IUCKLEBERRY me . lf S sg 5 . A' I J , L Q15 V90 - V MP? md4mM5'Qms aw Q05fwi'mA! ROLANDNOBLIN BESTALLROUND Sty I Q2v5 x Qggnfmam- Q !Qumw xQQKQ 15' 1113 'QQ B SQ' E N ,P Q ' ! f U - 1 QU 6555 fcjm 9-Q50 11567 Q7 -QM 7f1LLIELEEGRAI-LAM MOST STUDIOUS GIRL 5 2-'Q . - f 122- ,115 an-2f'Ax,g2mafm,,,m m m g....AgQ3QnQ 15 mm .Q kg , .h,, --'--' ' 4116 . - as. Q.. T1-112 HUCKLEBERRYQE V x ' 1 'X Q5 Y QM 434 53 gms 53.050 Wa g!! OSBORNE DUNN ST STUDIOU BOY H t 'two K X . Qs'X , ' .- ' 5 . 1 :t ,gf 71 ff 2,Gm0 QQQJWKCEGQQQQ rg mf E I t, s Cm-dp!-2 tar f dr .1 Wai? A 'fi 'DX Lf ' 9 X' ' -' S '1 4 .f in um JB l 'mf X H - f- - if V Q56 me , S42 iff! The Senior's Farewell .XRl4IWl'Il.l,, U. ll. S., Wt-'re leaving. x - - ltnrewt-ll triemls, :incl tem'ln-rs tlenl, We :ire ln-mletl now for eollc-ge, .Xml tht- parting hrings an tenr. lXliss Britton, we'll never t'orget yon, lint, will zilwnys love your smile. 'l'lfe Latin .von hnre lilllglllt ns, We'll reim-inher :ill the while. .Xml Miss Finley, wt-'ll not forget yon, .Xml the parts of spe:ieh f'0lI,X'0 taught XVe'll try to speak eorreetly, .Xs high st-hool grmlnntes ought. Now, Miss Mercer, yon m-etln't worry, Nor have n single fear, We'll all shim- brightly in Sciem'e, --Xt College, we hope, next year. 1, Oh! we'll reineniher yon, Miss Pritlgen, .Xml the things yioifre ftlllgllfv ns too: llow t'olinnhns fonml .XllN'l'll'tl, I n Fourteen-Nim-ty-Too. W1-'Il think of you often, .Miss ll0llSt' lint we w0n't have to stop nml pomler, For 'tis true, :i good cook Makes :L liungry nnln grow fomler. 1 .Xml Mr. Lairkins, we'll tllW2l.VS like yon, Yonlre lielpecl ns n thousnml wziysg For the uL'1'l'llt'll :tml Math. yon're taught us, XX'e shall need in College days. ' Then l1Cl'CiS three clit-ei-s for U. ll. S., Teaeliers, pupils :ind principal too, .X Bright Future and si Big Success, Is our parting wish for you. Bxssu-3 MAE SMITH, '26, Sixty-three r-X XX Q gil? AN Q Q Q in xXKQQ:EQ ll I NW .M THE I-IUCKLEBERRY-fn 5, '55, Q it Q- C5955-, gpm '30 C my iff' 1:-x X53 ,I V N ,l f Q- ' 17,5 , E71 -- Q N5 . ma 'ME fa . U in Q ,A v -, 1 X. s a P ru ,., 4 Q ' J 4 Bgilfl ,, X ,vW ' xxx X Y-XMKX Mb x c fx . . My V. If '22 ,A FFQSQMPQQQ- ,4-Q6-g lceaf,s-:Q Qin ' fm THE HUCKLEBEIUW mi '- il-WW 'Wi' 52 Cm pea dhff' X 53-GBC 1112 M.l'lT E IIS Tlll'l't' :Irv nu-tors of 2l4't't'lllQ 'l'l1c-rv arc- nn-ta-rs of Loncg But tho bc-st way to meter ls to nu-tr-1' alone. lllll0I'1' 2ll'l' lr-tt:-rs ot' :wa-1-litg 'l'lu-rv 2ll't' lm-ttf-rs of tom-5 llnt tlu- lm:-st wny to lf-tt:-1' .ls to la-tt:-1' alone. 3 L59 Miss lim'r'mN: Now, tlu-n, wx- :irc :ill l'1'2l1l'V, 'lllunnzis run up tln- 4-nrtuin 'llll0M.XSZ What you talking :ilmnt-run np tlu- c-nrtnin? Wlmt :lo you th l ann, :L sqnirrvl? Q , .4 ,-z Uma:-lcxlc: l must gc-I. my m'z-ri-n::l clown :it tllf- l'illll'02lIl stzition. l'fv.xNur:1.lNr:: l'lu-c-kc-fl, Wililllf it? Osnmcxrzz No, brown. 3 93 lll'lfl's: Wlmt do you nu-:in tm-lling Gray I :nn :i fool? l'i-:'ri:: ll:-:iw-ins, l :im sor1'.v, l dirln't know it was :L som-11-t. ,H gl l'lR.XNIiI Wnnlil you sm-rm-:mi if l kiss:-il yon, littlm- girl? .xI,l1'I'I2 Little girls slmuld ln- soc-n and not lll'2l1'll. 3 69 Mu. l,.xl:l:lNs: 'l'l1:lt. is tlu- tliirfl lllllix .von llzlrm- lfmkm-:I on Oslmrm-'s p:1ln-r. 'l'lmA1.xs: Yi-s sir, lic- clot-sift write- vm-:xy plainly, 98 .18 ln-:1rN.x: I WlSll limi lizul n1:ul1- nw :i boy. l,l'I'l'l-II Hi- dicl. l :un lu-. J! JC M1ssl iN1,1':r QT0 lllll0llHlSDZ Gin- nn-:1 sq-lit:-lic-0 using ilu- word N0twitlist::nrl mg. 'l'mm.xs: I wore- out my trolls:-rs but not with stuncling. Si xly llllx X 'G' , ' ' 2 - ,,,:: 'MZ am 'Q!540 ciQGfios xQcsiQQ6 Cys THE HUCKLEBERRY , 4 1 fy X .J ' -5, ir i- 'iw i QQ l - ' if' if qw ,gfyima-, ggm ' f22.ci.ff til! Brzssli-1 M MJ: You :Irv not at bit politu. IQDVVARD ll,xRfaRovr:: How so? Brzssll-1 MAE: Evvry tiun' l tried to say an word at tln- football galuo you would shout Hold that liucf' al 3 Lovlsle: Did you lwnr about that old gentlcnian who died last mouth and lm-ft all he had to Thornwc-ll O1'ph2Ill21gCZ ANNIE GREY: No, llow muvh did ho llElV0? l.oI'lsr1: fElc-veil 0llllCll't'll. .H 3 MR. LA1:KlNs C'l'o Fraukl: Why arc' you late? IQRANKZ Class bvgan hoforo I got here. 3 3 ,HER PRAYER ,l4I1,olsl4:: llsiur God, I nsk nothing for mysvlf: but plc-asv give- niotln-r an sou-in-law. -.59 J' A STERN 1,ARENT f'l'o Lib fil'k1l12:l1ll, who was, playing Jazz lllllSlC on Siinclziyjz Don't you know the Ten COIl1ll13lld111Pl1tS? LIB: If you just whistle tho first fow bars probably I can follow you. 1.9 5 SOMEBODY GETS SMART iswllilf tiluc- is it, uskvcl Mr. liarkins of Eloise. Ten to, rr-plied Rloiso. Ton to what, asked Mr. Larkins. Ton to your own businossfl 3 3 PETE: I soo whorv Thomas Landon got his right vye burned out. STVART: How's that? P1-:'1'r1: llv was up in tho hotvl and stuvk it to ai lightml 1-ignlw-ttv, thinking it was a kvy-hole. ,-z ,-z S'rL'AR'r: The Cliivago 'llotvctivvs nlust bv getting awfully 1-rucl. DALLIE: Why so? STVART: I soo in tho pzipvr whvrv thoy out off u lJlll'gl2ll',S retreat. Ji .59 ICDNA Lust My lips nrv tlu- bust looking in lligh Svhool. Tnomlxsz I'll put niinv up against thcni. Sixty-six h,,f:'X A A .. f XX 5:3412 f easter ffwffotmxffrsfge Q if was so ,. - ss .fy Rig THE I-IUCKLEBERRY Gm 434 .15 6 5 55 x 'Ti-fit, f-fly ,MARIAI How long fliml it take you lo lenrn to skate? l'r:'rr:: Oli, about :1 dozen sittings. L4 ,NF Mas. Ilrzluzllw: l'll teach you to kiss my claugliter, you seoundrel. FlirKNlC Cl0LLIEllZ Oh, you needn't bother. l have learned already. US A MR. 'l'l1oMAs f'l'o Grannnur iifilfll' Stuclentl: llon't ery, little boy, you will get your reward in the end. Boy: l suppose so. 'l'lmt is wln-re l always get it. JC ,4 ll:-:AR l,Ul l'0RI My pet Billy Goat is seriously ill from eating il eomplete leather bouml set of Sliukespeare. VVliat do you preseribe? .lxswmcr I :nn sending Literary Digest by return mail. N .52 EIILDRI-ID K. Q'1'o barberj: Are you the one who ent my hair the lust time? Bixmzi-:nz l rlon't tliink so. I have only been here about six mouths. .3 ,SI CONVERSATION WAS LAGGING Mr. Larkins und Miss Britton were seated on the settee in M1'. Butler's parlor Everything suddenly grew quiet. I MR. LARK1Ns: VVh0's sweet? Miss ISRITTON : Both of us. ,SS ,Sl 'l'm-:A1.x1Nr:: 1 will love you forever. M.xm'i-:1.i.,x: Midnight is ns lute as I can sit llp. 259 3 l.ol'lsr:: lr is only six o'eloek mul l tolml you to come nfter supper. .Xl.m4u'1': 'l'lmt's what l ezuno after. .3 3 ELoIsP: feombing lier lmirj: Look, my lmir has so muell electricity in it.. Lorlsl-3: Why, of course. lt is eounec-ted to il dry eell. V3 J! BIARIANNAZ Miss Finley, please suggest n book for light reakling. Miss FINLI-JY: Have you read Freekles ? M,uuANN.x: No. Mu':un, brown ones. Sixty-sen ll a K ff gi ful ,-,,.....-- 'ml if . A , i N ,-,f-ff -'J' ' 47 f XC ,I , ,lk 'f , 11 A N , xuxnvl-N',' -iv xxx : Zz 3 . E ' ' 4 '- , UQ 94 'N Q IL a 1 2 ? , I-. 1 2 2 1 i. JL If fm lf L x 'L - f 2 W, 71- E .B 1 4 XL- M- penny x, -x ?Xx QE! . i ' SALES AND SERVICE WE SERVICE ALI, CARS GOODYEAR, Hoon, NIICHELIN AND KELLY TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES EXPERT MECHANICS QLENUINE Hmm PARTS U51-Ln AND som HERE I-'ma miss MONEY SAVE MONEYyBUY GENUINE FORD PARTS VANN MUTOR COMPANY Phone 155 1 Bank of Sampson Clinton, N. C. a 3 THE BANK OF CLINTON Is Strong Liberal Aooommodatzozg A rl will welcome the opportunity of serving y 5 ASBURY MOTOR COMPANY AUTHORIZED DEALERS LINCOLN . FORDSON CARS--TRUCKS-TRACTORS CLINTON, N. C. I THE ONLY C. R. RICH 8: CO. HEALING POWER known to man is on the inside of Wholesale Grocers something living. Think this over. Let Chiropractic get you USE KINGS FIRST AID wel,- SELF RISING FLOUR L. L. A. MOORE c:I.IN'roN, N. cz. Chi'0P 'C : CLINTON, N. C. This volume speaks well for the modern, aggressive and progress- ive Clinton and Sampson County echool system. 'I'I1Ic SAMPSON OBSERVED en- deavors to supply all the people an modern. progressive, liberal and l'I'if'IIIlly IIewspaIpf1I'. THE SAMPSON OBSERVER LLIN'roN, N. cz. 351.50 per Year-and Well Worth it. I-1-.-'-.-... Say It With 1 lowers CLINTON FLORAL CO. FOR CUT FLOWERS, POT PLANTS BULBS AND WREATHS PI nrrru If Nos. 83 and 28 : SEE MRS. I. L. POWELL FOR CREPE BACK SATINS. FLAT ILREPES AND GENERAL LINE or SPRING Gooos Better Work at Same Price ls Our Molto BELL'S BARBER SHOP ON THE SQUARE TUB AND SHOWER IIATHS I. S. BELL, Prop. RUFUS KING HOTEL Modern and Fully Equipped INVITES PATRONACE Ol? THE PUBLIC AMERICAN PLAN BUTLER'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store CARA NOME TOILET PREPARATIONS Scnoor. Books AND SIIPPLIEs 1-HE vIaLvI:1' KIND CREAM or ICE cnI:AIvI We Appreriate Your Business W--.I .. Donated by EUGENE MCLAMB Clinton, N. C. Compliments of C-HESNUTT,S PHARMACY THE PRESCRIPTION unucmsrs Service that Satisffs' W. SMITH SI CO. CLINTON, N. C. FANCY GROCERIES Pleasing you keeps us in business PHONES 116 AND 117 ISAAC HURWITZ LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR ENOUGH SAID HUDSON and ESSEX HENRY VANN THE HUB Thafs All The Sampson Independent A newspaper devoted to the Industrial and Civic Progress of Clinton and Sampson County, The Sampson Independent North CaroIina's Greatest Weekly Newspaper WIIEN YOU WANT BEST MEATS and other good things to eat you want them good. DEAL WITH DEAL OF COURSE Quality Counts DEAL'S MARKET PHONE 89 I 1 l Belle- W zilzhms Company CLINTON, N. C. 38 -'DEPARTMEN'I' STORES ---38 CAROLINA'S LARGEST DISTRIBUTORS OF RELIABLE MERCHANDISE L...il..-?.- Compliments or THE LEON L. DAUGHTRY POST NO. 22 AMERICAN LEGION Clinton Candy Kitchen FOR FRUITS, CANDY, utr: CREAM F. S. MONsmm, Prop. When in Clinton Visit Rufus King Barber Shop Work Done by First Class Barbers LADIES WORK A SPECIALTY R1-14:Is'rl-:R 81 PARKER, Props. W. D. KELLY DEALER IN DRY GOODS, SHOES, CROCERIES Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Farm Implements, Fertilizer and GENERAL MERCHANDISE Clinton, N. C. Space Donalerl by W. H. FISHER MEREDITH COLLEGE RALEIGH, N. C. A STANDARD C.OLLEGE Fon YOUNG WOMEN Operated in a Christian environment For catalog or special information, write Ctus. E. Buizwmt, President Raleigh, N. C. Compliments ROTARY CLUB : JR. O. U. A. M. CLINTON COUNCIL, NO. 550 Mvets vvvry Thursday night : HOLDEN STUDIO Wilson, N. C. 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