Cooleemee High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Cooleemee, NC)

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- I-IInl.u.vu---nuIn-U-.1-.nv 'PHE GEEROOIEEM KATHLEEN CRUMP Kapperdeen Business Manager Geerooleemeeg Class Poet, Basket Ball Team 13,-13, Athletic Association. You know I say just what I think, Nothing more or less. Kathleen with her curly bob is quite a business member of our class as all of us know who have seen her work- ing on the Annual. We wish you as good luck at N.C.C.W. and through life as you have had at C.H.S. WINNIE DAVIS Hot Dog Fork Church High School f1,2,3l. Beloved of all, to all a friend in need, And loving all, she is a friend indeed. XVinnie has only been with us for a year, but her quiet, unselfish disposi- tion has won the admiration of all her classmates. She is one of our smartest students, although she pre- fers not to make a show of her knowledge. PAUL DEDMON Pete lveaver College Q15 Mars Hill 1255 Basket Ball Team 43,43 Base Ball Squad 1315 Feature Editor Geeroolee- mee 141, Athletic Association. Thus we sail without care or sorrow, With trust for today, and hope for tomorrow. Pete has only been with us two years, but he has won a place for himself that many might envy. NANCY DENNIS Phoebe Class Secretary-Treasurer 141, Bas- ket Ball TeamC1,2,3,4Jg Captain 13,435 Athletic Association, President 143. Reserve with frankness, art with truth allied, Crurage with softness, Modesty with pride. Phoebe is one of the few who have been with us all four years, We wish her good luck as she goes out into the world as a business woman.

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Ein- -.-- En'i.r'ig.1Iis.r5n nun-.n.n.u.n.n.u, 1 -'N-'1-N-H--In'-nm-un-if-m.n.n.n.v I-ml--4m-.nm.n.n.n.u.u.u,,.,-l X I VIRGINIA BYERLY uaGinyy I Reeds High School f1,2,3Jg Class I Statistician 5 Athletic Association. Here's a girl with a heart and smile, 5 That makes the bubble of life I Worthwhile. Gin is a good all-round sport, and is Q admired by all her classmates. She 5. has only been with us for the year. 1 i MAY CALL ' li Teacher H Girls' Basket Ball Team f2,3,4lg 'l Athletic Association. I l Not too serious, not too gay, . But a rare good fellcw when it . comes to play. May makes pretty good grades, but 1: she would make better ones if she ,Q spent as much time studying as she does thinking cf H-. RALPH CAMPBELL l Curly l Harts School 11,255 Athletic Association. Strong, true, and sturdy, earnest and sincere, substantial, able, blest with good cheer. 0 , Curly is always on hand for work or play and does not believe that his '5 valuable time should be spent in senseless gaity when he has a history ' book near. 4 I 'I Y CLAUD CRUMP ff Crimp 1 Athletic Association. A handful of common-sense is worth a bushel of learning. , Although it takes very little room for Crimp, it takes a world to hold ' his possibilities. w f

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E C E E R 0 O..-il-UE-.E..M-..E-..l5U. CLARENCE EATON Rum, Eeshey The secret oif success is constancy to purpose. Editor-in-Chief of Geerooleemeeg Class President 1415 Manager Bas- ket Ball Team 4415 Captain Base Ball Team C415 Basket Ball Squad 1413 Base Ball Team f2,3,41g Captain Safety League f41g Athletic Associa- tion. If there ever was a good sport it is Runt. If anyone wants help with a problem, they always go to Runt. If he can't answer a question in class, it is useless to ask anyone else. FRANK ENGLISH Boy Scofutsg Athletic Association. He had a true soul for Held, river, and wood. Still water runs deep. This is espe- cially true in Frank's case, for while he was seen and not heard, no one who knew him could resist the charm of his personality. EMMA GRIM ES I6Babe9, Class Testatrixg Secretary-Treasurer Safety League. O quiet lass, there are but few who know the treasure hid in thee. Thcugh Babe imitates the traditional mouse, it is not for lack of knowledgeg and when we have visitors to be im- pressed see the Emma, Emma, speech golden. by our knowledge, you may teacher's eyes wander toward and the frown disappears. you have indeed proved that may be silver, but silence is