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

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E R 0 o I E E M u.:n.:annu-4-nun-u-u-uuln JOHNSIE HUMPHREYS Johnsen Fork Church High School C153 Win- ston-Salem High School 125. Genteel in personage, conduct, and equipage: Noble by heritage,generous,and free. Johnsie came to us at the beginning of our Junior year, and was subject to a wandering dispositiong but the qualities of C.H.S. had their effect upon her as they have upon us all. HALLIE MILLER NHal!l Asscciate Editor-in-Chief of Geeroo- leemeeg Class Historian C453 Man- ager Girls' Basket Ball Team C459 Secretary-Treasurer Athletic Asso- ciation 125g President C355 Basket Ball Team f1,2,3,-155 Athletic Asso- ciation. It's the songs ye sing, and the smiles ye wear That's a-makin' the sunshine everywhere. Words are not needed to tell about Hal. Some way she finds time to make good grades, and her basket ball record is procf of her loyalty. ADA NANCE Whitey Athletic Association. How sweet and fair she seems to be, The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Here is the girl who meets life with a smile. It is impossible for Whitey to stay dofwnhearted for long. What she lacks in knowledge, she makes up by looking wise, and the best part is she gets by with it. Although it is not definitely known how she ac- quired her nickname, Whitey is as good a sport as the name indicates.

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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

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E G R 0 dvuifuiuiulilina-ii.uE.n.n.v DORA BELLE RIDEN HOUR Doorbell Class Vice-President, Basket Ball Team 41,253 Athletic Association, President f1,2J. The only way to have a friend is tow be one. Door is one of the old reliahles. At least, the teachers say so, but we think that her innocent expression is responsible for the ease with which she goes through her recitations. We are sorry that her senior dignity would not permit her to enter ath- letics in her last year, nevertheless, we feel she helped to keep up the spirit of C.H.S. LUCILE WARD 6lUh-hi! Class Phophetessg Salisbury High School CID. She needs no eulogyg she speaks for herself, For she knows she knows, she knows. Lucile is the kind of girl who keeps her own counsel, and it is usually better than some one else would give. She has very little to say, but we who know her, know that C.H.S. has a real supporter when Lucile is along. EDITH WEBB Webb Athletic Association. Lively and gossipingg stored with treasures of the tattling world, and with a spice of mirth too. The Class of '25 w0u1dn't have been the same without Webb. Her win- ning smile and the twinkle in her eye, however, keeps her from being half as hard as she sounds. Those who have heard her talk-and who haven't-know that glad rags and dressing up for her numerous dates take up quiet a lot of her time.