Fayetteville High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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The Lrzfrzmac 1 922 FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOI 'x Lovins BELL A conspicuously attractive 'young woman. Thus Mr. Webster defines her. You never see her without a smile and a pleasant word. While she always appears studious, we sometimes Hnd that her mind is wander- ing-we guess towards New Jersey. Class Secretary, '22. ,Sl XYIRGINIA BIARIE IEIIITTINGHAM A maiden never bold. Virginia has two specialties. shorthand and-the prophet will tell the rest. gl EliXN'.Xl!lJ S'r.xnn Coon ilIf'thinks there' is some reason in 'us sayings. Edward is a wise boy, Edwarcl's very shy. Edward loves Miss Newton. We every one see whyg Edward loves to argue, Ile loves it more than pelf, It there is no one else to argue with, He'll argue with himself. Uluss 'Fl'DllSllI'GI', '21, Chief lilarshall. '21 Assistant Business Mzuiager Annual. '22Z. Pug' l'n-.rnly-.sim

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1922 The L6lfLlllZClC FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD - I realize that editors NN Write in the terms of we, So in this little bit of verse A That pronoun I must be. We must not show partiality Nor on favoritism border, But must arrange our classmates names In alphabetical order. X 1 For that we had the seniors To write each other upg So, if he calls her a cat, She'll just fling back, A pup. Miss IiA'l'1C IIVNKE l31:o,xnFoo'1' To noble heart Love doth, for shelter fly As seeks the bird the forest leafy shaflvf' We all love and adore our own Miss Kate, and the reason we do is because she is noble. We feel she is our own and belongs with us, and the Seniors to a mln insisted upon itg so here she is, She is so sympa- thetic, understanding, and human, that when, in after life, We look back on our high-school days we shall think of how we loved Miss Kate. LACY Arlcixsox A fricnrl in 110011 Is a friend 'i'n1Ieed. And Lacy has proved a friend indeed by helping about a dozen of her fellow class- mates with their Writeups. Lately she- has developed an unusual talent as a poet, turn- ing out quite a number of very attractive verses. Puyu Twenty-five

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The Lafamzzc FAYETTEVILLE H I G H S C H O O L :fl ' ' 9 LILLIAN EL1zA1s1z'r11 C1lIAXVFOlIlJ Her voice 'is ever 1010 and sioeet, an furcellmit thing in woman. One of the highest tributes that can be paid a girl is to say she is woman1y, and this can be truly said of Lillian. She is ut when she does talk, she has something worth while to say. modest and retiring, b ,NB N-EILL LXLEXANIPER C1L'RHIE Ji-:. Hath thy toil o'Cr books consumed the midnight oil? Yes, I think we can truly say that Neil has wasted neither oil, electricity, nor can- ood deal of ener- dlesg but he does waste a g gy while strolling around the building and fighting with his colleague, Erle. Class Treasurer, '22, gl LEQNE :ELIZABETH DAVEY Still waters run deep. f Leone that not So true is this motto o even her classmates know just what to ex- pect of her. She is a geometry shark, using her compass as Babe Ruth slings his bat. Class Testator, '22. Page Twenty-seven