Clinton High School - Huckleberry Yearbook (Clinton, NC)

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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.

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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.