Clinton High School - Huckleberry Yearbook (Clinton, NC)

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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 .-

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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

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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