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

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1923 Lafamac LEOTA MONROE She that was ever fair, and never proud, Had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. I 've wandered East, I 've wandered West, Through many a weary way, But never, never can I forget Leota, the fair and gay. Hiking, '22, Girls' Literary Society, '23. l ' sv WALTER SCOTT RUss Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. We would not say that Scott had been through fire and water to uphold the School honor. He braved another element, his brand of school spirit is frost-proof! Furthermore, he has the distinction Ofbeing the most dignified Senior with the most desperate crush. Track Team, '22-'23, Basketball, '23, Class Ebotball, '23, Student Council, '23. .AU PHILADELPHIA HOSIER POPE She hath a readier wit than any. Dell has truly made use of her vivaeity, in- herited from Mary Evans, of '22. She is especially spirited with her tongue, the old- time tied in the middle variety. What else could be expected from a red-headed girl? But this is not all, Cask the boys the restj. Baseball, '22, Hiking, '22, Class Reporter, '23g Class Editor, '23 3 Class Prophet, '23. FAYIGTTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL al 21 Ia--

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Lafczmrzc 1923 FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL vvfef lVIARCELLE FRANCES LYON Hail to our Chief. L E Marc-elle deserves the biggest bit, not be- cause she 's 11 Lyon, but because her classmates know she's fine and true. Her willing- ness to help has made her one of the most popular members of the Senior Class. She's talented, too, as her recent stage hit proves. We wish our Lyon Good Hunting! Z Class President, '20-'21, Glee Club, '20-'22, Vice-President Class, '22, President Girls' A Athletic Association, '22-'23g Marshal, '22, Assistant Business Manager LAFAMAC, '22, Girls' Literary Society, '22-'23, Baseball, '22, Hiking, '22, Editor-in-Chief LAFAMAC, '23. ill' JAY HART PATTERSON It were better to be eaten to death with a rust than lo be scoured to nothing with perpetual 7I10i'li0I1.'y Jay s ends most of his time in dreams, -. P . . i especially on history class. He is not both- ered by any soaring ambition in the field of scholarship. Jay is naturally bright, but he finds studying to be a dull and uninteresting pastime. However, that does not prevent his being popular. l HELEN MAXWELL Well-tinzed silence hath 'more eloquence than .spceclzf ' A star in .commercial arithmetic, she is also a budding poetical genius. The only A one of the class so far to appear in print. Girls' Literary Society, '23, .QI 2 0 Ig..

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Lafamac 1923 FAYETTEVILLIG HIGH SCHOOL W-21 2 2 DOUGLASS RQANKIN SIMS at flfzzfnly 'wee thzingq Sliels Cl zrinsnnze zeee thing: Sllefs a bonnie wee UlZiIlg,- This Peggy qf ours. And besides this, Peggy is a shark at geom- etry. We all hope she will receive her heartfs desire,wl1if-h is to be MinisterPlenipotentialy and Envoy EXtraorClina1'y to India. Glee Club, '20' Secretary Student Coun- , l . . ' . 8, I ell '23g Seeretarv Girls' LliC1'111'V SUCll'l'Y '23, 1 , , . 7 ,SC NICHOLAS SALEEBY Happy is Nzfvki frfmz erm: he 'isfrecf' Nick is an industrious boy and a hustler. He always tlirows his whole being into any- thing that he undertakes. He has done some good work for the Annual in getting advertise- ments. The stars predict for him a, success- ful life. Assistant Business Manager LAFAM,xr', '23g Class Football, '23g Class Basketball, '23g Money-elizinger, 223. 3 M LRIAM M ARY liEVELISE The pursuil QI' Ihr' 1l6'l1fc f'f is 1110 pursuil of Sll'l'CfI1l'SS and liglllf' Mary's standard is eertainly perfeetion' She is the possessor of the niuc-h-admired high sehool spirit, and is one of the serious members of the Senior Class. Whenever she expresses an opinion one may be sure that she has earefi lly considered the question, and that her remarks will be worth hearing. Glee Club '20-'QQQ Baseball, '22' Hikin Y W ' 7 3 Y ', gi 225 'I riangular Debate, 233 Chairman De- batin De martinent, '23' Characteristics '23. li f y Ip..