Clinton High School - Huckleberry Yearbook (Clinton, NC)

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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.

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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 -

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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